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4 Svsrr-SNEILING ODoR. "A writer III
Hn,pe,'s Magas34e says; :. Alusk is a score
ton, and is obtained from the musk deer
(lfoscisns moschyeus), pretty little animal
inhabiting the higher mountain ranges Of
China, Tongue and Thibet The musk is
found IN q small pocket or pouch under the
belly OF the deer. The hunters cut off this
pouch, which, becoming dry, preserves its
contents. and in this state the best article
reaches cur markets. Musk, when moderately
dry is an unctuous powder OF reddish-brown
color. Is gives outa powerful odor OF warm.
arom TIC character, and most wonderful
/persistenoy, Blending with almost every
other scent it discovers but little Of its
own popularity in compounds, when used in
proper proportion, and yet gives them great
permanency. In point OF general usefulness
to the perfumer it is probably uneluaied by
any other substance, for, although coarse and
undesirable IN pure state. the most popular
compounds are those in which it is an ingre-
dent Genuine musk is very costly, being
worth when separated from its sac and all
ex traneous matter, from $50 to S35 the ounce
Its great strength compensates in . measure
for its price. One part OF musk, it is said,
will scent more than 5000 parts If inodorous
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WEATHER End CROPS. At length We have
had an abundance of rain III most localities
and the consequence is markai improve
ment in crops Of all kinds
Cotton picking is rapidly progressing. and
the crop of the Attakapas parishes will be
larger than for several years past.
The cane crop Of the reche country is not
good, although we believe the rains will
greatly improve it; but in Latonrche, Terre-
bopne and Assumption parishes, as well rs III
other portions OF the State, the crops are bet
ter than in past years, and notwithstanding
the loss from the overflow, the crop OF the
State viii doubtless be larger than last year
Corn crop in this particular locality good,
Int il will be short in other parishes -Aea
f,eria lAaGkGpdsJ Sugar Bo,ol, 27N.
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IMMIGRANTS Returning Home.

The considerable number Of omiglants from
she United States to their foreign homes at
tracts attention on account Of the novelty OF TIE
movements Such thing a, migration from
having been always to be the regular and
proper order Of things that there should be a
flow of population to our shores, but MT that
there should be an atfiuX. The ST. Louis Re
Jpssblicon says:
For several months past the outgoing steam
ers have carried off thousands OF emigrants Nv
foreigners who came here to seek new homes.
but have reconsidered the subject, and are
now ,eseeking their old homes and tie New
England papers state that many Of the Cana
dams who, for twenty years past, have formed
a large element in the population Of that re-
gion, are retut ming to the Dominion to find
the employment which they cannot at present
find here. Coupled with this emigration from
our shores, there is falling Oft in the immi-
Jration, the number tor the first quarter OF
tho present year having been less than
half that for the corresponding quarter last
year, The cause of this is to be found i'll the
depression of trade that followed the panic
Of last fall, and that continues to prevail
This depression is much more serious in the
Eastern States than in the West, and it is
from the former region that the emigration
movement goes forward. OF course the phe-
nome on cannot last long When the panic
of last fall shall have exhaus ed itself. and
industry shall revive, the migration from our
shores will cease, and the movement hithcr-
ward resume its old volume.
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IITY ASSESSMENTS
NOTICE TO PAX-PAYERS.
DEPARTMENT or ASSESSMENTS,
(;+y. IJall ps,,,n X iur 70 IS

{
City Hall, Room 10, Aug. 10, 1874.
III accordance with section seven. city ordi-
nance number II, Administration Series notice
is hereby given that The Assessment on Real Es-
tate and Personal Property within the city, for
he year 1875 Is now complete, and will be open
for inspection and correction at the Office OF the
Department of Assessments, Room l., G ty Hall,
from O'Clock A. NJ till 3 o'clock P. NJ. Sundays
eNcepted), during thirty days from the date
hereof at which time all complaints of either
excessive or inadequate assessments, Will be con-
sidered.
And taxpayers are hereby notified to attend to
their assessments IN person, as no applications
for the correction of assessments Will be enter
tanned by any clerk of this depart ent uni SIS
made by the owner Of the properly in person or
by he legally authorized agent. This order
must be strictly obryed
aulG i'm r. F. S'TrTRrEFN ,1,ri"ie."o'o~
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Baron Rothschild, Just dead at Vienna,
leaves no part OF his fortune to his dang hters,
though each was already rich Baron Nd
thanlel Eothschild, the eldes st son, fares iar
better than his brothers, but the greater part
of the fortune is left fixed at the capital OF the
hank in which Nathaniel, Ferdinand and Al
bert are partners. .-.. .
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EOe SALE CHEAP ONE BARGE, us FEET
1 long, % fee. inches wide, feet inches
deep, 8 inches bottom, and inches sides, in good
order. Apply at the Coal-yard foot of Josephine
street Fourth District. NJ. EAGAN.
a,,0Q ~
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Bailooniiig experiments have been made re-
Gently at the Woolwich Arsenal, England. On
one occasion after he balloon had assembled
thousand feet the aeronauts tried a new steer.
ing apparatus but it failed to affect the course
OF the balloon, although it enabled the aero
nauts to make it revolye to the night OF left.
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The beauty of keeping goat is that he ism t
particular what you feed him on. A Buffalo
billy got into the house the other day during
chs tamily's ab ence, and managed to make a
respectable meal off of a Panama hat, three
linen bosom shirts, box OF Havana cigars,
and part OF new bonnet
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Krupp, the gnnmaker, pays $4,000 taxes
this year on an income Of 81, $50, 600. The
bonds on his recent great ten million loan are
being rapidly taken on the German and
English markets. They are for $lU0 each,
with four per cent annual interest. ev- ry bond
to be redeemed at $40 when it falls due.
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Paris journal, speaking Of The scandal,
says Monsieur Beecher was an actor before
he turned clergyman, and that . Monsieur
Tiltin +" ia an English lawyer who had gained
~ wide reputation in Boston prosecutor Of
criminal suits.
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The English language viii never know a
minutes peace while Richard Grant White
lives. He is now discussing the difference
between ..shall' and will" II he will only
die, we shall be Supremacy happy.
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1t makes an Engiishman sigh to read that
the Kin. and Queen of Belgium have been
married twenty -oue years and have only three
children
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A parting at a Chicago railroad depot: ''Do
not forget me or cease to love me, murmured
the husband. Never, ne 7er," sobbed the
wife, and she pulled out her handkerchief and
then tied a knot i'll it, that she might remem-
her
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-ONE 45-SAW DUBOIS COTTON
r GIN in perfect order aud good new
Price $50 NALLE & CAMMACK.
au2y 81 1913 GrayIer street.
I.,OR SALE-COTTON WAGONS FOX SALE
i low Nine COTTON WAGONS in good order.
with six licenses complete. Inq lie at Mississippi
Cotton Press between and 10 'cl OK \. III.
as,i I'm
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To the Democratic and COnsr rvative Voters
of the Parish of Orleaus-As gentleman and a la
boring man, who has always proved faithful, honest
and competent and a Louisianian ever ready to
serve his party nd peor le announce the name of
COL. EUGENE WAGGAMAN as candidate for
Civil Sheriff OF this parish at the coming election
subject to the action of the Democratic Parish Con
venton.
aul5 If MANY VOTERS.
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DOANOkE COLLEGE,
-...-..=. ...-. SALEM, VA.

Offers superior advantages to young men of
the south FIJI class facilities, low charges
board $40 per month. Expenses for ten months
(includmg board, tuition and Incidentally about
5000 Location unsurpassed in America. Twenty
second session opens September 2. Those wish
inc to enter should write at once. Students from
16 States, including Louisiana. City references
given if desired.
For Catalogue, Of 40 pages. address
REV. d. +. BITTLE, d. D., President.
Or a,,,,Iy
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HOuK'S EXCURSiONIST-l AONIH
" IT, price 10 cents, post paid; contains much
valuable information for intending travellers and
tourists, gives routes and prices for nearly a
thousand different tours through the United
States, and AS many more throughout Europe, at
very low rates For tickets and other InfoI nation,
app to A. X. MILLER u CO., 26 Carondelet
r \fW .,i,.a., Az -
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AsWsstern journal, not publishe i'll Illinois,
says that in Chicago library book on Self
Culture" never got a reader The librarian
had it rebound and christened it "A Young
Man On His Muscle" and anxious readers
had TO wait for weeks before they could get It.
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" BEEcHoR-SrILToS-V oDuLL. "A cores
pendent OF the A,,stfaljon says The Beech
er-Tllton SC tndal is enchanting. interesting
aud delightins Europe. The Journal De -Nai'-
settles calls it failure Beechor, Sdlton ct
Victoria Vodull." ieechor, Stiltou, ct Nicto-
ria Vodull are described as clergymen of the
Anglican denomination, and a wonderful &C
count is given OF their adventures |: would
seem that t.ese three persons have somehow
or other been led astrny by Madame Breech-
est tow, who is stated on good authority to be
the mother of Uncle Tom This charitable
connection, OF course explains everything
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POLITICAL.

No political advertisements will be inserted unless
paid for in advance Endorsed by some responsible
l party.
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Headquarters Crescent City White League.
Section F-rhe officers and members of this SeoiIo
are hereby notified assemble at III st. Challes
street on SATURDAY EVENING, August 18th,
at y O'Clock sharp Prompt attendance OF every
member is earnest requested by oFnor
HOS. MCINTYRE, Commanding Section T.
L. LIE SHUIE, SECRETARY. al29
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT OR FOR SALE-THE ELEG Ant
l. !ar.e .wost ,ry residence No l6t Jackson street
in perfect orde commodicns rooms bath rooms, ana
every vcni nee ;md comfort Tor a large family
Can and Examine and for further pa ii II apply
the premises, OF to JAS. NJ. PUN AM,
aug. TOT corn L Z. tors and Customhouse streets
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Rally. Rally. 2.,,,-a,;en,i.n Democrats

KlIIy, Rnl1y. RaI!y-AI;tNI'"N DcniOcfaI--
Howard a Q rs FIRST Ward Democratic Club h"
rrmula meeting of his Club will b" held a, the
P,apie- HAIL opposite Dry Market, on SAItE-
DAY EVENING the 29th Of August. lSI. AT =
clock. CD. K. y. Ogden and Major +. A, Burke,
and several other prominent sue"kela Ill address
tue Club. Come one, come all. BY or'er:
JAMES AOHAN, President.
II ,\\,t\S Seer, tarN ai.,9
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Louisiana Rowing Clnb-Regular meeting
at Boat-house. SUNDAY, August 80 ISL. at 4t
NJ. Members will please he prepared to settle their
Indebtedness. Members viii please be present. By
Orde of the President.
au29 j. j. HART, Secretary.
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Headquarters. Ninth Ward Central Demo-
cro.c Ciub-A meeting Of this club " II be held al
their Wgwa1n on Great ne,i near Enli1a st Get
SATURDAY EVENING. August -, at 5 O'Clock
All Conservative citizens Of this ward respectfully
in. tied to bc present.
FERD. DUDENUEFER, President.
IA. / SEAGe,NE Secretary avg IL
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G. |. Fayssoux, T..
EAYSSOUX & COLEMAN,

G. |. Fayssoux, T. J. Coleman
(NAYSSOUX & COLEMAN,
Dealers in Granite and German Free stone Blocks,
5s, Steps, Iintels, Coping, Carriage Steps, Ger
man and North River Flag Stones, Curb Stones.
Gutter Stones, etc. All orders for Square Blsck
Paving, German and North River Tagging
promptly attended to at prices which defy 00ni-
petition
Office corner OF Erato and Peters date Nev
Levee) streets Postoffiee box No. 1914, Meohaniosf
Exchange Box No. 423. ie2t Bins
II CARVER COTTON GINS WE HAVK
II. now on hand large assortment OF theee
celebrated Gins, also Gin Material " all dsscrip-
tons, which We offer for sale at reduced prioea,
VIM. A. BELL II CO.,
Agents e. Carver Gin Company,
and Dealers IN Bagging Hes and Twins.
iv9 I'm No II Union streeA
Leon QueyIuuze. Oscar Bsis
AUEYEOUZE h WHOLESALE GRO1
~ GERS dealers in Wines and Liquors, and a
kinds of Western Produce at the Blue Stnree opsa
Old Ievee and Bienville streets New Orleans.
my12 1vt
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BOIL Err MAKtRS' AND BLACK SMITHS
Tools, Etc
Succession Of Francis and Mary II. Larkin, Sec
ond District Court for the parish of orleans.
No. 1896.
DY ALB RI PAUL, Auctioneer- Office and
ID salesroom, 40 Royal street-Wlll be sold at
public auction, on the premises, corner Front and
Julia streets, on MONDAY, 3lst INST, at II
O'Clock NJ. by virtue, and in pursuance to an or
der from the Hon. A. l.. Tissot, Judge of the
second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
lated August 20, 1874, for account Of the above
succession
Blacksmths Tools and Implements used in said
trades, Stove, Office Furniture, Scales and
Weights, Boilers, lot Of new iron, etc.
Terms Cash on the spot. au21 % Is 20 30
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Attention Citizens of the sixth Di-trict-AH
citizen. OF the Sixth District favorable to organizing
w Lite League in said distiiet, hereby requested
IL meet ut the White Hail corner Of Naleuce and
Tchouuitoulas streets on SATURDAY, August goth
1874. at u O'Clock L. NJ.
G. Z. CHETALLY.
au29 President pro TEN.
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VI Ii. APPLICABLE,
Successor to
MCINTYRE Il APPLEGATE
PLUMBERS
AND DEALERS IN
COOKING RANGES and BOILERS,
EATH TUBS, WATER CLOsETB,
WAsHSTANDS, KITCHEN S1bsU
LIFE and FORCE PUMPS, ALE PUMPS.
Sheet Lead and Lead Pipes, Brass and Platsl
Cocks Of all Patterns,
146 Poydras Sireee.
New Orleans.
N. B. Agents for Coiwell's, Shaw 3 WIZARDS
Patent Tin-Lined Pipe.
Hvdrants pnt mn. extended and rav,airod uvva
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DIR. w. &. Austin, residence and office 5S7
s Charles, First street. Office hours from to
A. NJ, and from halfpast 5 to halt-past r III
Slate at Geo. A. Fosick i Cos No 80 Caronteel
treet Orders left there promptly attended t."
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EDUCATION.

FOV z "A I IO4N.
CENTENARY COLLEGE, JACKSON, La,
frds ample facilities for thorough Collegiate
Education. Next term begins inst Monday III
October. For particulars, address the President,
C. G. ANDREWS,
au2S SuWeSa Jackson, La
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CANDIDATES.

Criminal SheriH-The many friends Of Col.
CHAS. RALLY propose to submit his
candidate for Criminal Sheriff at the coming election.
au2O If MANY FRIENDS
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Rally, Rally. KniIy-Hcaduuar ter- Hardy
Guards Eighth Ward Democratic Club-A regular
met ting of the above Cluo will be held on SATUR-
DAY EVENING, August 29th, at = o'clock, at
their Hall Grandchildren street, between Vaudeville
and Spain streets. Il. Jonas Esq. and other able
speakers will address the meeting BY order.
j. n HARDY, President,
JOIN l.. NEWMAN, Secretary. aua.
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Office Planters Cotton Tie Association, 81 Car
onielat strett-New Orleans, August 4, ls1i-A
meeting of the stockholders of this Assoc ation for
the purpose of considering and aching upon certain
inodilicatous of the charter will take place at its
office in this city, on SATURDAY, September ) 1874.
aus Ii, JOHN HUGHES. President.
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yl,O RENT-THE TWOSTORY HOUSE O. 3l5
1 Annun,iaton street containing double or arched
pariorS dining room, {mat1 uantie-l pantry kitchen
and ironing room first floor; SIX bed rooms and
bath, Dom on second loar; gas fixtures complete, and
all modern con ventnces; pass the door every
four minutes. To prompt paying tenant rent low
Inquire at No. 81 AnnIulciatlDn above Felicity ST.
au23 liz
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Special Notce-Exeursion Tickets by Steamers
yaichez anl x. +. Lee. leaving SATURDAYS at >
T. VI aud returning ST NDAYS at ) T. NJ Fare for
the trip u 80. Tickets good for two days only
For sale by j. JANNEY.
al,a I'm III Common street.
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The invention Of Mr. Bessemer, Of Eng
land by which sea sickness is to be avoided
i'll long voyages, is now ready for experiment
The ship is 10 toy, being $50 fee. long, bull
of the best material, and constructed under
the most approved scientific formulas. The
novel feature will be q swinging cabin ION the
principle OF the mariners compass), 10 feet in
length by Is wide, which is expecte to resist
the rolling and tumbling Of the waves by a
series of complicatei machinery, which will
enable the door to present level in spite oft
motion of the bottom and sides. The new
steamer is intended chiefly for the traffic
across the English Channel but, in the event
of her success, the builders may be induced
to construct others like her for the great ocean
ferries.
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The Galveston Ne,rs, in mentioning the re-
cen; suspension of the house Of Messrs Al
len Poole 4 Co, says;
La few days. it is expected, satisfactory
arrangement will Be completed between Thu
firm and It's creditors, folio we'd by the an
nouncement Of their immediate resumption.
Mr.. Allen is the largest cattle dealer and
cattle owner in Texas. 1t seems that this lit
tie affair of "a tight" took him as much by
surprise as it took his friends. But they re-
joice to know that in the sum of his assets he
mas two dollars to pay every one that he owes.
No dou bt in very short time he will look
back upon this unexpected episode and won
der how it happened that, for once in his lite,
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Booth Guard. = Attention. -
- The regular

Booth Guards = attention. - The regular
meeting of the Club will be held at the Club Room
corner Race and 81. Thomas streets on MONDAY Bis
August at O'Clock. Punctual attendance Is re
uuesed. Democrats and Const ryaties invited L
be present. a. eminent speakers will address TIL,
! meeting. BY order of the President
Il. CALVIN.
l.. 7. HEATING, Secretary. a,i2- 81
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THE ENGLISH TuEr.--The full details OF
the races at Brighton and Lewes are given by
>ur London correspondent to-day. In the
race for the Brighton Cup there was some
rather sharp practice. But three horses ran.
two Of whom belonged to the same owner,
while the third was cripple. The public
naturally bet heavily on the faster Of the two
| horses; but Mr.. Styiie, the owner, just before
starting. announced officially his intention o
win with the slow one. OF course he had nc
cepted the odds against her. Our correspon-
dent navely observes that thi, was justitiable,
as the mare might have nroken her leg or a
blood vessel, " in whi.h case Mr. Sayil would
have lost: but on any theory the clever trick
should be a warning to those VIC have not
read in the Bible that the race is not always
TO the swift.
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WANTS.

NANTED-TO RENT a PLACE, SAY 9Xle
w feet, to retail Mineral Water, Carcndeet'
Common OF GiavIer street near CaIondelet. Rent
must he low. Address g. NJ. r. ut this office,
aII:,1
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ID BAUMGARTNER, CIGAR MANUFAC-
liz turer, 81 Magaz zine street, corner Naanhsx,
New Orleans Factory No. 33S, First District,
La. Amy description Of Cigars, except tho loser
qualities, made to order in quantities az 700 or
more, as may be desired, at short noti0o. and at
facturer in the city or elsewhere. ans S0
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Special Notice-Steamer Katie makes close con-
nection at mouth on VIII and Arkansas Rivers
with steamer QUICKSfEp, for Augusta and ali
points White River.
JOHN JANNEY, Agent, II. Common street.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Albert Paul.

scfiption, Carpets, Crochery, Glass and Other
Ware, Etc, Etc.
DY ALBERT PAUL. Auctioneer Office and
ID saiesroom No. 10 Royal street-Will sell every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, at the salcsroom, 10 Royal, near Custom.
house streets
general assortment of new and second hand
Household Furniture. Carpets Crockery, Glass
and other Ware, Ct, etc.
Loans secured on Furniture etc Storage at
nln,s ,a:" ra'e- aulf In
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IHOK KENr-IHE THREE-SIOKY FIRE
+ Poof Store, No. l02 Poydras street, now occu-
pied by Raum & Co. Apply to CHISM T. BOYD
No lOi POydIas street. jy3 #
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1t is elegantly furnished and delightfully."- situated,
corner of Magazine and jackson streets, the
Magazine and jackson Line of Raj road, having
broad veranua 2iJ feet long and larga pleasant
rooms A splendid family hotel. Apply On the
py.aniss- aul9 I'm
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L1OR RENT-THE GROUND FLOOR OF No
C LIS Gravier street, between st. Charles anG
Cemo. Terms moderate to = good tenant. Apply 70
e !. ,. CO.. * s.s..l. it,