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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r IFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.

General Once, st. Louis, sHo.
President, H. W. HOUGH; Secretary, ]. s.
PIERCE; Actusry, EDWIN W. BRYANT.
Assets. January I, Sj,I19, 331.
Rates as low and equitable as those Of any
other Company.
The ADVANCE DIVIDEND PLAN smpldes
the Policy Contract by giving an increased in
surance OF twenty-five per cent. during the first
five years, in lieu Of all other modes Of applying
surplus for that time.
Under its system OF CONTINUED FULL
INSURANCE, Policy remains in force after the
discontinuance q the payrlen. of premium, FOR
as long as i:s value will carry ii; with the right
Of revival at any time during the first six
| months.
It's plan Of TERM INSURANCE, with lew
ra tes, meets the needs OF business men better
than any other form Of insurance.
It's system OF DEPARTMENT ORGANIZA-
TONS. in the several states where doing bust.
ness, does 20. Grain these sections Of capital, but
invests the net premiums among the people who
pay them.
1t ocalizes Itself az HOME INTEREST,
wherever e. tabiisied, nos only by home invest
ment OF premium receipts, as stated, bu. by the
advisory direction and superintendent of the
Department Board Of Directors, selected from
the best men,of their community, by the policy
holders themselves, thus assuring the latter OF
an honorable and liberal dealing in their trans
Nd nfo
local office for the payment Of premiums, etc.
These advantageous features, offered only by
this Company, are guaranteed in its Charter.
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT.
Oaice No. $50 Gravier street, New Orleans.
President, GEN j. B. HOOD.
First Vice President, L. F. GENERES.
Second Vice President, H. v OGDEN.
Attorney, r. L. GIBSON.
Secretary, SAMUEL HOMER.
N. Musson, w. S. Pike,
K. NJ. Walnsle7, John Chaffe,
Thomas H. Hunt, R. Pritchard,
Joseph Bowling, julius WARREN,
Henry V. Ogden, John Williams,
Isaac A. Schuck, Jules A. Blanc.
General Agent, Gen. B. B. SHINES,
Good Agents Wanted. rs 3m,
M AGNOLIA GARDEN
Sunday, N0vembes 8, 1874,
GRAND CONCERT.
Commencing at o'clock P. NJ. |
Ball in the Evening, !
Admission free. n6 Its
DERCUSSION CAPS
ELEY,S ASSORTED No, TENS,
Just arrived, and for sale by
n8 st D. L. RANLETT Il co.
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W. 3. Kienpeter was Democratic United
States Supervisor at Poll 6, Second Ward, and
in no way connected or identified with
the Individual who was the United States Su-
pervisor in the Ninth Ward, whose name was
published as 'Klenpeter, but whose name is
really Kleinfelter Mr.. W. B. Klienpeter is a
well-known notary public doing business at
No. 81 Camp street. and is known as staunch
and true Democrat
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Those Of our citizens who have friends
among the officers on the feet now lying in
tie river, will be pleased to know that they
can obtain superb photographs Of the various
vessels at Mr.. Theo. Lilenthars gallery On
Poyiras street, near Camp. Mr.. Lille atha'
took these pictures at tie express request o.
the Admiral, who is MUCK pleased with the
result. The ladies will all want copies we
know,
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ILLUMINATION. - Speaking OF iiiuminations,
one OF the most beautiful was to be seen last
night at that great book depot, Messrs. Kahn g.
Co, 100 Canal street. But that was not the
prettiest t ing to be seen inside the store. Oh
reps, cards, ETC., ETC., were magnificent. but
what took great many was the smiling coun-
tenance Of that estimable gentleman, Mr.. War
rem Kahn, who is ever ready and willing to serve
all who call upon him.
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LOUISIANA REDEEMED.-This is the heading Of
the advertisement Of that staunch dry goods es-
Baronne street, and their big branch 1879 and al
Rampant street. These gentlemen offer an IN
usually large display Of fresh snd seasonable dry
goods. In view Of the extraordinary facilities
they possess for purchasing they are enabled to
sell at figures much below the usual prices. Pay
them visit and be happy.
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THE LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.
FALL RACE MEETING.

We take great pleasure in announcing that
the prospect for the coming races are of the
most dattering character. Great preparations
are being made for the reception OF the dis.
tnguished flyers that are expected. Accord
ing to reliable information, we will have at least
five stables from the East. The advance
guard are now quartered at the Louisiana
Course, and are those which have recently
been purchased by our enterprising citizen,
Mr.. c. I. Howard. The following horses
comprise the list:
Hon August Beimont's ch. c. King ANA
deus. by the King Of Trumps, out of Amy
thst, 3 years old This colt was imported
from England at cost of $4,000. Oh. c. by
Thunderbo!t, out Of Killarney, 3 years old;
this is one Of the grandest looking horse ia
fhe country, standing over lG hands and /
inch in height, he was brought out from Eng
land by Mr.. D. D. Withers, and cos. $4,000
B. C. Shillalah, years old. by imp. Eclipse
out Of Slasher Barbarity, from the stud Of
Francis Morris, New York.
Ch O. y. o. by imp bennington, out Of
Rebecca, sent out by the Hon. r. w. Came
ron. The above horses were purchased by
Mr.. Towards agent in New York, with
the view Of encouraging racing in New
Orleans They are in charge of VIM.
Midgely, an English trainer, and to make
use OF we'll known t 1rf phrase, 'they will be
ready to meet all Corners" The programme
offered by the club is very fine and will be
certain to attract large fields.
We will publish at an early date list of the
entries in the Slocomb, Orleans and Howard
stakes. The accident to our forms last night
preclude the possibility of publishing them
this morning. "......
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Staub. the prince OF news dealers, the indi-
vidual who is responsible for the great reduc-
ton of prices for newspapers in this city,
sends us from his famous stand, No. 60 Canal
street, full list Of all the very latest papers
and periodicals, from all points of the coun-
try. Staub is a news trump. Give him a
call
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We are much indebted to Mr. Valentine
Wehrmann, for an excellent caricature of ex-
Congressman J. Hale Sypher. Mr.. Wehrmann
has a very decided talent for etching.
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IMPORTANT TO LITIaANTs. - Lawyers briefs,
large octave, handsomely printed, at 81 per page,
bv { lark & Hofene, Bank Place.
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st. Andrews Society-New Orleans. Nov. =,
l574-At a regular meeting Of the New Orleans St.
No. ITO Car ndelet street. the following gentlemen
were unanimousls reelected to serve as officers for
the ensuing wear viz:
Mr.. DUNCAN SINCLAIR President.
Mr.. GEORGE JOHNSTON, Vice President
Mr.. ARCHIBALD MITCHELL Secretary
Mr. JOHN MCINTOSH, L easurer
n51t =. MCBRIDE Assist Sec-y
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MRS. H. ". TILLOTSON,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.
No. Is Bourbon Street.

Gives special attention to the treatment Of
Acute as well as Chronic Diseases, making spe-
cialty OF Cancers, curing them without the use Of
the knife and without pain warrantlng a cure
when no vital organ is attacked by the disease.
Also successfully treats all kinds Of Ulcers, Tu-
mors, old sores, scr. fula, and diseases OF the
skin: Mrs. Tiilotson combines the scientific ap-
plcation Of the most improved Galvanic Battery,
with medicines in treating cases OF Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism, Neuralsia, Paralysis, Nervousness,
Epilepsy, Catarrh. Asthma, Coughs. Colds, CMlls
and Fever, Pain in the Side, Back and Chest.
Affections Of Liver, Spleen and Kidneys, and dis
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INDIA BAGGING, PERCUSSION CAPS, ETc.-Our
friends Messrs. D. L. Ranlett & Co., corner Of
Graviep and Old Leyee street, have large stock
Of India bagging, Elsys percussion caps. See
advertisement.
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The advertisement Of Mr.. B. T. Walsh will be
found in our advertising columns, and the pc
culiar advantages which he offers in boys cloth
ing and gentlemen's furnishing goods, all Of the
latest style, should be carefully examined Re-
member his store, ITO Canal street.
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The members Of the New Orleans Rifle Club
have our thanks for courtesies extended to
gentlemen connected with the BULLETIN edito-
rial CORPS
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We were pleased to see the pleasant counte-
nance of Mr.. c. Leighton at his post Of duty, No.
100 Canal street, after long absence from the
city. We welcome him back to his home.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOARD-Family or single gentlemen can be &C
- commodatei with elegantly furnished rooms in
suit sir gle with board without in that magni
cent mansion, 2O6 Camp street, between Ju ia and
st Joseph. na1t'
FURNISHED ROOM WITHOUT BOARD
II private family occupying fine house, will
rent furnished Bedroom to gentleman. Location
near corner amp and st. Jaseph streets. Address
Lock Box 400, Post flee. If
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Notice. o orders taken ON the Bulletin Osfice
unless Endorsed by the MANAGER
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Mechanics Fire Company, No. 6, Exempt
Socety-New Orleans, Nov :, 1s74-The regular
monthly meeting of this Society will be held at the
Engine House on MONDAY EVENING, Nov. Q,
1874 at y o'clock. 4 full attendance of all the
members is desired. p. II WATERS Secretary.
ms 1T
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Notice-Neither the Captain nor A. euts of
the British bark DAVID MCNUTT, Sielverts mas
ter from Havana, will be responsible for any debts
contracted by the of said vessel
e. J. SHEPHERD & CO., Agents
MS st l13 (iraYier sfnest
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WoNDERFUL.-Now every one has heard OF
s1ans things II there bet tht
low prices at Navras great cheap crockery empori-
um, ia Canal street Just glance at his adver.
tisement and there are the prices in plain figures,
and if it don't Guido anything in the world, why
then two and two amt four
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That veteran piano dealer. Mr.. .Philip Werlein,
is still in the field, and deties every one to do
better than he can as to terms for pianos, and
the celebrated makes Of which he has recently
received a full invoice. Specid attention is
called to his repairing and tuning department
Now if Jon want good work or good piano, 60
to 49, 80, - and 80 Baronne street, 70 and get it.
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BY Nash l. H0dgsOn.

ELEGANT FURNITURE.
Superior Upright Piano-Elegant Rosewood
Parlor Suit, II Pieces, in Reps, with covers
Elegant Rosewood Etagere-Essy and Re
ception Chairs Rosewood Centre Table
Elegant Walnut Victoria Set, (McCralen's
make), with beautiful Glass Door Armoir-
Handsome Mahogany Bedroom and Dining
Sets-Brussels and Ingram Carpets-Mirrors
Rugs, Hall Observation-Disclosures Reps, Par
lor Suit Mattresses, Shades, Cornices, Coal
Holds, Ornaments. Fire Irons, Sewing Ma
chine, Yard Furniture, ETC., etc. Servants
Room Furniture.
Being the entire contents of the handsomely
furnished elevated Cottage residence, on the
northwest corner Of Camp and Philip streets, on
account Of departure.
by NASH & HODGSON w. I. Hodgson,
ID Auctioneer - Office, S Carondelet street.
On TUESDAY, November, II, 1874, at 1OA o'clock.
A. NJ. will be sold the entire contents Of the above
Terms-Cash U. 8. Treasury Notes.
N. B.-The house will be open for inspection
the day previous to the sale, from 10 A. NJ, until
8 +. M. n8 14td
STEAMBOAT RAPIDES.
With Machinery, Apparel and Tackle, as she now
lies at Algiers.
Without Reserve, at Auction.
TT NASH Il HODGSON-W. l. Hodgson.
- Auctioneer-Of6ce No. S Carondelet street
On THURSDAY, November IL, 1874, at u
o'clock L., at the st. Charles Auction Exchange
Will be sold:
THE STEAMBOAT RAPIDEs;
Together with her Boilers, Engines, Machinery
ut the Canal Street Ferry, in Aigiers Fifth Dis
trict). She has 415 400 tons burthen, about
1854 feet long, 80 feet breadth of beam, over five
feet depth Of hold, and is IN very good order and
well found in every respect.
Tcrms-At sale.
Act Of sale before Edward Ivy, Notary, at the
expense of purchaser. nltd
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If ladies' wish fine goods see Fellman Brothers.
advertisement in our inside pages.
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II ladies' wish fine goods see Fellnlan Brothers.
advertisement in our inside pages.
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How the Election Was Conducted in
Rapides.

The Alexandria Democrat, Of the 4th inst
says:
There can be no pretence now that this cleo.
lion was not fair The intimidation game failed
tor that accusation to be made against US. The
company OF United States infantry that have
been for some time across the river we're brought
IN this town and pitched their tents in the Court
house square, where they now are The United
States cavalry that marched into town the Morn
ing Of election day rode round in battle array
NO doubt both officers and men felt they were
doing dirty work. whom they were thus on gagged
would not get overawed. We did not pay much
attention to the soldiers. We we're all too busy
Ponlng votes, stirring up the laggards and vieing
WITH each other to do the most Of the good work.
polling at the country precincts. At every pre-
canct In THIS parish, numerous as they are,
squad OF United States soldiers was stationed.
they had an effect not at all dreamed Of by
play. They emboidened the colored
voters to cast their ballots a. thew
wanted to, and not rs heretofore ~ the biddir.
OF their former leaders.
1t was perfectly known in our councils that
several hundred Of the black voters desired Ia
vote with us, but many Of them were afraid to do
1t. They were threatened by their own coIored
Pohncians WIN reisorseiess punishment il they
dared to vote with the white men. We cave
them every assurance Of protection, but to the
mind OF the negro there is nothing that c,yes
such delightful sense of security Is Yankee
aniform with Yankee inside of it. They saw
them at every polling place and advanced man
fully to the ballot box and voted cur ticket.
Hence our victory.
Those wide awake Canal street dry goods mer
chants, Messrs. M. L. Byrne 4 Co., are still Of
fering the greatest bargains in Their line. From
morning till night the store is crowded with pur-
chasers, for the ladies' well know that i: is the
place to be pleased and to get the cheapest and
best goods. No one oan doubt this fact, and if
they do, why just pay them visit and you will
be thoroughly convinced.
That favorite place Of resort the Magnolia
Gardens has been 50 improved and renovated
that its old habitues would hardly recognize it.
The pavilion has been enclosed, and new par
mes can enjoy the pleasures Of the dance even
during the winter. Let those who desire to en- |
Joy delightful afternoon visit the Magnolia Gar
dens on the Bayou St. John.
Mr.. ". johnson, nswsdealer, $40 Old Levee |
street, has our thanks for the last New York |
Weekly, Irish World, London Weekly Times
Preside Companion, Saturday Night, Days Do
.nss, The Boys Own, The Young American, Les
les Boys and Girls Weekly.
when you walk down Canal street stop in at
managers great dry goods emporium. Without
my doubt it is now one of our leading houses,
Ano tie stock within it's walls and upon its
.1e'ses comprising every article known to the
Nfy goods trade, is unexcelled in the Southern
ooon'ry. Give them q call and see their stock.
~ wen worth seeing. Their big store il at $50
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NIGHT SCHOOL AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS,
ST. ALPHONSUS CONVENT OF MERCY.
st. Andrew street, between Magazine and Con-
stance.
Under the charge Of the Sisters Of Mercy at
this Convent, there will be opened Night school
for Girls, and also an Industrial School in which
will be taugh all kinds of Plain aud Ornamental
Needlewolk. Hours from 6 O'clock to g. There
will also be opened, for those who cannot attend
either the Night or Day School, Sunday School.
hours from $50 to 53O L. III. n8 tt
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NOR RENT LOW-The two-storv and finished
Il attic BRICK dwelling, No 234 St. Charles. be-
tween St Joseph and Deord streets, containing
hydrant and cistern rear alley way, etc. Apply to
Il. NJ. Robinson, Real Estate Agent, Nos. % and "a
Place. nj 2t
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BY Hoffman, Marks f. Co.
DRY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS, BLACK
and Colored Silks.

DY HOFFMAN, MARKS l. CO.-Alex. Lew.
ID Auctioneer- Salesroom, SO Charities street.
viii be sold. on..MONDAY, November 9th, at 10
o'clock, A. M
A large line of Dry Goods, such a. Bleached
and Brown Cottons, Wool and Cotton Yarns,
Satinets, Tweeds, Cassimeres, Flannels, Balmo-
raj Shirts, Merinos. Delaines. Linens, Poplins,
Towels, Napkins. Hosiery, Nubias, Cloaks, SON.
tags. White and Colored Shirts, Fancy Caps,
Overshirts, Undershirts, etc;
At II O'Clock ureciaalY Il nieces Black and
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WANTED-A Horse. Harness and Buggy Thu.
W horse must he guaranteed sound and gentle
ana buggy and harness must be in good condition
Inquire OF HENRY MEYER Amelia street. near
CONSTANCE, Sxth District. nj IT.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
CITY HOTEL.

CrrY HOTEL.
Jas Gall jr, USCE Ian s Aiken, Troy, N Y
VIM L Anderson, Tenn H Carroll, Ms.
II Fulton. La Jas Cameron, Phils
VIM Raphum, Phila Robt r eynon; NY
L W Henry, IA H F Rich, Boston
Jno A Croker Miss Mrs Davis. Tenn
VIM Phillips, Tenn Gauston, Ga
Mayor, Fla Thos Beer, Mobile
A J Mcclellan, River &c Brown, CHM
v Jones P N Arthur, Cleveland
JAS McSymon, Miss 8 ROss, Louisville
WAvERLY HOTEL.
c Grant, Ala FIG Williams, Miss
J Ray, Now York Bin, New York
Devercamo, New York H Fl Stanley, La
Plckmann, La Best New York
W Foster, La Nj j Clarke, city
0 Huusacker, La Col Underwood, st Jas
G Smith, La FL Taylor, city
0 Gernon, La W Carson, La
w Reynolds, La A K Smith
Du.ler, La Kerrisan, st James
Guuup, St James . McLersn, La
ST. CHARLES.
Jno Andrews, La Miss Andrews, La
h Maddux, L Ludlow, u A
West, Boston JE White, Boston
Garvett, Mo Shickle, Nc
W E Powell, Mo DB Robinson. Ala
Davis, Miss Miss Davis, Miss
Miss Dunbar, Miss Geo Clark and wife, Tex
Or = Spoln, Texas Miss Ella Urban, Texas
K Roth, NY JH Iinslev. NY
Geo Hope, NY Wardell, NY
Frank Ober, Boston c Callahan, Texas
A r Cowdsn, III Bennbien, Iberia
Remember the Capital Prize whole T;cket),
Remember the Capital Prize whole Ticket),
the Capital Pie whole Ticket,
Was sold in this city
Was sold in this city .
Was sold in this city
In the last dra wing
In the last drawing
Louisiana State Single Number Lottery.
Louisiana State Single Number Lottery.
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THO RENT-A small Front Office suitable for a
l. Physician. Lately occupied by DR. kratz. In
I,lre at $50 Canal street. nS It,
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EDUCATION.

VTEACHING-A young lady just arrived from
i France with diploma desires to teach in
ianrusges She has aiteadv educated msny younp
Rria in one of the first families in Madrid She can
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l16 Poy'lras corner Camp street, New Orleans Nov
I 1871 he Stockholders are hereby notified that
LOAN OF SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be offered next TUESDAY EVENING" at ~
o'clock, in the Morning Star Hail, ZIG Poy dras cor
ner Camp street The public are invited to attend
JNO. MCCARTNEY President
T. j. OSULIIyAN, Secretary. ms 2t
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WANTED-Twenty-fv yonng men to form an
~, ~ Evening Class for the study of 1elegraphy
Company, II Commercial Place New Orleans, f-
ne Wv
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY A situation Al
W BOOK keeper, Clek, Salesman or Collector by
a person well qualified of some twenty wears
business experiences in this city. Unexceptionable
reference, az to character end ability given Ad-
uAoeS =, Aock DoA u Z, IoSt Ofnce. it,
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Mr.. ". johnson, newsdealer. $40 Old Levee
street, has our thanks for the last New York
weekly, Irish World, London Weekly Times,
sreside Companion, Saturday Night, Days Do
.nss, The Boys Own, The Young American, Les
Ae's Boys and G;rls' Weekly
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ENOR RENT-The commodious dwelling and store,
l. separately or toge, her, No. "a Bienvie street
also upper stories of No. 30 Pienve street suitable
for office and storage. Apply at No. % Benville
street. nj Ct
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ITO RENT-A desirable raised Cottage Residence,
J. No. 10 Philip between Fulton and Rousseau
streets three in basement three rooms in par
lOr-story, two in attic in ard large cistern kitchen
etc To responsible yearly tenant it will be rented
at low figure. Apply next door, No. u. ne 3t-
LNOR RENT-Two story and Cottage Houses, tn.
l. most desirable and cheapest ed The two
story onse situated at No 276 Washington street.
seven large TO ms, gas and fixtures large yard.
Also the cottage No. GO Baronne street. containing
six rooms, gas. large ciste,n. etc. For keys and
terms, apply on the premises ne it
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L>OR RENT, PARTIALLY FURNISHED-The
IL two-story frame Dwelling No. 233 Chestnut
above and below, front and side galleries. hydrant
and cistern, yard tagged and large grounds. For
further particulars, apply to II. NJ. ROBINSON,
NJ ct
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WANTED-A woman TO cook wash and iron for
W small family. Also, a woman competent to
house. Apply at No. 100 Camp, between Sixth and
'o'eHeu Stleets nSlth
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LNOR RENT-Tw0 desirable front Offices No IS
Il CarOndelet street and No AZ Union street. An
ply to X. MILLIKEN, No 142 Gravier street.
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DESIRABLE ROOMS TO RENT-Furnished or
~ unfinished with or without Board Parties
DESIRING pleasant rooms, pleasantly located, can be
suited At .04 Camp street between Julia and ST.
Joseph. Mrs. G. A. KNOWLTON
pS3f