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Two American Magazines.

The excellence Of American Maya ii mes has
become 20 well recognized abroad, that one
Of the leading English papers, the London
Weekly Register, IN q recent Iseue, thus
speaks Of scnbner's Monthly:
"We coadraiRed 10 OtvB hat SCRIBNERS s
MONTHLY carries Of he prize d0aiRa all our sha.
ling monthly scTid for briIdney Of illustrations aud
uarisy Of conip,as II b simply lsondeJsI siiiing,
'rorth Nothing eIB be more charming than he rHb,
fall ofJoree and Uigor; the light and shade ore NAV
aged wiih a hHiy artistic poper. Ont Of ls one and
hce'hy original articles really do Rot knop phlch
10 choose az bed, JOr each and all are szcelleni."
Not only is IL true that Scribner's Monthly
excels the English Magazines, but IE Is Tie
Bea Of The american motIhIies,
In the extent, variety and artistic excel.
lence OF its illustration OF American themes,
1t has never been even approached, much
less excellsd IL has q larger page and ri, es
greater variety in its contents then any 9TH
er ofthe Standard American MonthIies ID.
In literary character, and IN the briiancy
and ABILITY ofits Editorial departments, il en-
Joys an equal pre-. eIninence.
Its conductors sta rted with the definite am
Of making u he bel magaziRs IN the pord of which
they have never for moment lost sight, and
they point with pride and pleasure 10 the
May and June numbers, recently issued, and
ask for them candid examination and acare
iul comparison OF their uerits with those ri
TO the public, 10 strive for still higher excel
lenee in the future.
| Aconslderable demand has recently arisen
IN England for st Nicholas, Sen bneT'f New
Magazine for Boys and Gils, cne publisher
| desiring 10 secure an edition Of three thou
| sand offrst bould volume when completed
with his imprint r'st II
| The success in this country ofSt. Nicholas
has been even more remarkable than that o
scribper's Monthly. IL Is pronounced TO ht
''ds ideally pered magazine for ehdren," and, as Is
/ the case with all the bes. literature Tor chill
| dren, II has been fund to possess SURPRISING
interest for grown.up readers, as well.
The Influence Of the periodicals. Of the day
| can scarcely be. estimated. especially upoT
the rising generation. Parents and tsacbers
can not afford 10 be indifferent % this Infu
| ence, or careless IN relation to the character
OF the literature furnished to the ehiIdI er
outside Of their school lessons. In st. NIch.
oias not only are history, natural philosophy
liiteraiure, ine arts, and manufactures pre-
| sented in IN attractive way to young readers
| but the children are stimula TO seek inkor
l nation fpi themselves slf' ~
4 The publishers Fill send to any address
specimen Lumeer Of st. Nicholas, po~isgs
prepaid on receipt Of ten cents, the bare eos
Iof paper and printing. The fhaganDss or,
| sold By all hrst-eiass boo sellers and ness
dealers, everywhere. r.
s0RlBNER's MONTHLY, 81 year; s5c. . no
bSr. NICHOLAS, 25c. 81
fSORIBNER & CO., 1854 BroadW'y,N.Y
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TEA AGENT wanted IN town and country TO
sell TEA, or get up club orders. for the lar-
gest Tea Compan IN Amencs- Importers
prices and indneeme nts to aeents. ssnd for
circular. Address, ROBERT WELLS. ~
Yesey ST., N Y 4 P.Q Box l2s7. gll.t o. =
Tia Christias UniOa, Benny Ward Beecher,
Editor. OF Oct. 25th last, says: parties wish
ing 10 get ur elubs, and AL who can get or
derS for tea, should write hIm for cirrular.'' y
The Eess York Weekly Tiibsns. OF Sep ID, says:
i"All Oranges should write RObt. " els LOT
eireulsr 'N
n The Seyhe, ofsept. 20, says: "Robt- Wells 10
thoroughly rplIable." 23Apr
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-06

The Trustees OF the Louis
vile Medical College have de-
termlned to grant a Beneficiary
Scholarship to any young man,
who, sufficiently educated to
study medicine and of good
character, is unable to pay for
his education. Application,
with q full statement of the
facts, should be made to DR.. E.
y. Galllard, Dean, Louisville,
Kentucky.
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!. FARMEEs shJnld not fail to ex-
anime the patent farm gate for
winch tieorgssW Brunton, Nc.
Arthur,Eis the agens In this and
jackson eounty It is the best
and chespeseA gate ever designed
for a farm, costing 6fty per cent.
less than he old fashf6hed gate,
apd'B more dursbIe,l for it can
npssag: Examine it when you
are iazMcArthar. = = ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-06

THE acme has been reached
In ths pathos of titles by a
music publisher, who has pro-
duced q touching piece of new
sick under the pathetic name
OF @Mother, BRING My Little
Kitten" We propose getting
out as a companion piece,
aDAddy, Have you Drowned
che Puppiesf' ''i's' ''a''''
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-06
THE sun.
WEEKLY, sExI-wEekLY AND DAILY.

THE WEEKLY SUN " tho widely known
to require any extended recommen endat,on;
but the reasons Which have already given 10
City thousand subscribers. and which will,
we hope, give IL many Thousands more, are
briefly rs fOllows
its tir,t-rate newspaper. All the news oi
the day will be found in IL. condemned when
unimportanI, ai full length when Of moment
ana always presented ina clear, ineligible,
and interesting manner.
II IL frst-Tate family paper, fnll Of enter.
tanning and instructive reading OF every kind,
but containing nothing that can offend the
most delicate and scrupulous taste.
Itis first>Tate story paper. The best tales
and romances Of current literature are care
fully selected and egby printed In Us pages.
Itis a 6rrt-rate, agricultural paper The
most ire-h and instructive articles on Hgn,y
parirhent.
It Il an Independent political paper, belong.
ing to no party and wearirg no collar IL rights
for principle and the elec,ion OF the best men
TO Office II tesPeciaiiy devotes its energiee 20
the exposure Of the great corruptons mas
now weaken and disgrace OUT country. and
threaten 10 undermine republican institutions
altogether. 10 has noiear OF knaves, and asks
no hVors other supporters.
u reports the fashions for the ladies and the
markets for the men. especially the cattle~
markets. to which it pays particular attention..
Finally. II IL the cheapest paper published
One dollar year will rtcGre ii for any subs
scIiber. Il - not necessary 20 get up club
in order to have THE WEEKLY SUN At this
rate. Any one who sends single dollar win
get the paper for year
THE WEEKLY BUN.-Eight pages,
fny'six columns. only 81 year. No dis
counts from this rate.
THE SEMI.WEEKLY sUN.-sams
size as the Daily sun. eg.OOa year. dIs-
cOnnt n 20 per cent. TO clubs OF 10 or over.
THE DAILY SUN.-A large Iour. page
new spaper Of tweni right coli mns. DAILY
circulation over 10000. Al the news for
cents. Subscription price SO cents month,
or % year. To clubs Of 1OVr over. die
count If 20 per cent. fSgf
Address "THE SUN,'' New Ysrk City.
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Trees! Flowers! Bulbs
HEDGE PLANTS
Nursery Stock FruitdFlouer Plates
Address =. x. PHOENIX.
BLOC MIH.a TON: NURSERY,

coo acres; nd year; II greenhouses. esf-
Apple, 1000 Jr.. s25; ~. ss5s sy- tlo;ly $50
4eafalogues, 20 cents. sIuizm
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Notice TO The Stockholders oil
the Ga lpolis. Macarthur
& Coumbus Railroad Co.

A Ii. parties having subscribed tothe cap.
kAital stoek OF the g.. MeA. c. 3. R. are
hereby requi. ed 10 make payment 10 fhesee-
rotary ofihe Company, at hir of5ce, ON the I
Public Square, IN Gallipolis, Ohio. Oh " more
convenient, TO Daniel viii. President of the.
viutou County Bank. sf Macarthur. Ohio. os1
an Installment Of ave dollars on each share
50 subscribed, within tea days Of this date.
1a6 ~ WM. .sHoBER, see'y " :
~. =. MeA.& @. q. =. Co.. p
dee Is7l. =. II ~. . ~
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M. s. @. Il. r.. TIME TIA BLE.

On and after Sunday May 2s, 1874, until FUR
ther notice. trains will run as follows; Nos. 2,
g. IS, and will run daily; all other trains daily
except Sunday:
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S72.00 EACH WEEK.
FARMEKs shynid not fail to exc

Agents wanted eserywnere- business strict
~ legitimate. Particulars free. Address J
WORTH, 81 Louis, Mo s1 25sepsIy
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-06

An unsopiseated person once
declined q plate of macaroni
soupzwish the remarkithst they
sconldnt palm off any billed
pipe-ste,ns on him." : ~ -iA,'l
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GOING EAsr.


No. 3 Will siop at Q 3 5, JUNCTION, Love
land, Greenfield, Chillicotne, llamden, Athens
and SCOTS Landing only. No. 2will stop at
Ecotts Landing, New England, Athens, Ham
den, Chlllicothe. Greenfield, Vienna, Blan-
chester, Loyeland, Madeira, Madlsonvlle,
Oakley and Cummlnsvllie, ouly. Nos. B O
will stop at O. a 8. Junction, Madisonvlle'
IoyelAnd, Greenfield, Chilncothe, Hamden.
Athens and Scott's Landing only. Nos.
will make all the stops,
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Noties 70 the Aslic:sd ana unhrtup,ts.

Eers sppyins he sstsrisus a.ssks vhs advertise IN
Esbe paPers,oF asing any quaek rtnediss psruss Dr.
80 sefs ss E.,sf = hss dsDsr
Dr.. nuis eesugi.s . donbls hsass % tvsniy.ssvsa
rsens; sintsrsed By the seisbrstsl sdi,
s.pssssrs ais ssuniry and E.sps, ssd sss bs tsn
sete1 perssnay o. b. nail the diseases nsnensa q
sis verhs ones nd parisrs Ne. ~ y. Kishth susss
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ABOOKF For THE MILLION,

latss esseveftes 10 prsdueng and Dfsven1g efspnn,
heU y preserve the Dlexion. Ae. 10
Thisis an iatsrssiag sofk eftve hssdrsi asd sirty
pages. With nuDersus engravings as9 esatans yauaAs
tafernaon br ihese vhs married eF-
haga san hse book that eugAt 70 " fept nndsr lsak
end key. and netfaid e.rsiessly absut ihe house.
10 esstans The szpeFienes and advies pAysieiaa
vnes. rspssssa 10 vsiia ald shssn tsia shs 20
Vnte dresDf evsry male snd fnra
er.tiss sysen thai vorh fnsuias. aaA nash tASl =
s.ntIo .sy sss If.s q ps,s.s., ssYIny c.ass.
pr. bsiss niaPsnsary Ne. AN. Eighth sirsse
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-06
ZALEsKI FREIGHT.

The Zaleski Freight golpg east, leaves Chill
ieothe, at 10 q nj haysvi'le, 10; Rich
land Furnace, 0 25; Hamden, arrive 10 O5-
depart 10 25; Macarthur, arrive 10 81; depart
II 32; Vnton, arrivell 57-depart IL sop. M;
Ealeski, OO. Going west, leaves Zaleski at
90 D. M; vinton Furnace, ) 80; Macarthur,
3 IS; Hpmden, 4 20; Riuhland Furnace, So;
Raysville, s 80; Chillcothe, 10.
Trains on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
will leave Hand, att 20 q. m. and l6p.m.,
arriving at Portsmouth at 10 20 q. m. aad 10
,. m. Returning trains will leave Portsmouth
ats 10 q. m and So p. M, arriving at Ham
den at II 90 a. m. and5 % p. m.
Trans connect ct Loyeland for oil points on
the Little Miami Railroad, and at the Indian
apolIs and Cincinnati RailIoad Junction for
all polpts West; at Athens, with the Colum-
bus and Hooking Valley Railroad, at Parkers-
burg with the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad.
W. W. PGABODY,
General Superintendent.
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sAPONIFYING SUBSTANCE.

have recently perfected new method Of
packing my Potash or Lye and am now pack.
ing 1t only IN BALI, the coating OF ShI:h will
saponiiv, and does not iniuTe the SOAP. II Is
packed in boxes containing "a and ~ one 10.
halls, and in no other way. Directions in
English and German for making hard aud
soft soap with this Potash nerOHpany eac
package. B. It. BABBITT,
"a to 81 Washington ST., N. Y.
23aprlb74
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TEA. Aat. .Nrs WANTED.

JosS 7. RArrn, agent at MeArthar, o.
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A Valuable Suggestion.

To the Editor of the N. o. Bulletin:
Subscribe to the BULLETIN and get the Pic
ayune and Times for nothing, and now and
then Republican for lagniappe.
Thinking every man public benefactor
who can suggest a means Of economy in
these hard times and dearth of shinplasters,
have the above suggestion to make and ex-
plain. There are yet few old friends and
acquaintance of the Picay,tne who like to
look on her aged face, also some few white
folks, who think they cannot get along with
out the Times. 1t is for their especial benefit
write. If they will subscribe for the wide
awake BULLETIN, read it through early in the
morning, place themselves where they can be
seen by passing newsboys, they will have no
trouble to swap it for both the Times and Pic
ayuue, and if they want the Republican get it
for lagniappe, and thus for one subscription
get all the Pics funny yarns. Try it and see
what have learned by experience. Nine out
of every ten see in the cars reading the paper
has the BULLETIN, which serves to show which
way the people 60. Yours, H.
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GRANDFATHER BURKE.-Our genial friend,
Major E. A. Burke, the active Freight Agent
of the New Orleans and Jackson Railroad,
dropped into our sanctum last evening" having
Just returned from flying visit North. He
told us joke upon himself which is too good
to keep, and at the risk of mourning his dis
pleasure we must repeat it. During the last
political campaign, when the Major was run
ming for the position Of Administrator OF I'm
provements against Beauregard and Lewis the
Picay4,se, which, at that time, was Beaure-
CARDS champion, strongly objected to him,
(Burke), on the ground of his extreme youth,
an objection which it WAS difficult for the
Major to combat, as he was only thirty years
old at the time.
It was idle for him to refer to the fact that
Bonaparte engaged in his African campaign
before he was thirty, and that young men had
at various times performed understanding
short of q mans being grandfather would
satisfy the antiquated Pic. Both Burke and
Beauregard were euchred by Lewis, who, by
some hocus pocus was counted in. When
the Major returned from his Northern trip the
other day, imagine his surprise at his beng
presented with grandchild by his daughter.
Think Of man being grandfather IN his
thirty third year ! 1t would be almost in
credible did we not know the Major was mar
ried when he was Is years old. Good after
noon. "Grandfather Burke !!
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-08

The New POSTMASTER GENERAL vexed
question of the Postmaster Generalship is set
at rest by the acceptance of Hon. Marshall
Jewell, OF Connecticut, now United States
Minister at St Petersburg MIR. Jewell ac-
cepted to-day by cable, and will return imme-
diately. In the meantime, it is understood
that the First Assistant Postmaster General
will take charge of the Department
The appointment of Minister Jewell as
Postmaster General is generally received with
favor Surprise is expressed that the Presi-
dent should recall Minister, who has not
been long at his post, to discharge the duties
of an executive Office at home. Although
Jewell is popular at st. Petersburg, and finds
his position agreeable, it has been known that
he preferred Office in his own country to q
diplomatic position abroad. The settling OF
his affairs in Russia and the time necessarily
occupied on the return voyage. will prevent
him from entering upon the Postmaster Gen
eralship before the first Of August
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Office Of the Home Mutual Insurance Company
New Orleans. July l, 1S74-NOtice is hereby given to
the scrip holders of this company that in compliance
with a resolution previously adopted by them. Ger.
tcates Of stock in lieu Of scrip have been issued and
render of their certificates of scrip.
jy2 I'm CHAS. LESASSIER, Sec'y.
Orleans-New Orleans, June 80, 1874-The an
nual election for Directors Of this Company will
be held at its Office, No. 81 Camp street, on
MONDAY, July -, from II o'clock, NJ, to 2
P. NJ. LOUIS BARNETT,
ie3O I'd Secretary
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A QUERY.
Editor New Orleans Bulletin:

Editor New Orleans Bulletin:
In the list Of delegates to the Independent
Clubs Convention we notice the name OF T.
e. Shropshire, representative from the Twelfth
Ward Reform Club. Will MI. 8. please
inform the gentlemen Of which the club was
composed, who signed his credentials as
delegate to the Independent Clubs Conven-
ton, or any other convention? We are dls-
posed to believed that his name, used IN con-
nection with the Twelfth Ward Reform Clue,
was unauthorized by him. His answer through
your columns viii ohige Ex-Mxn1xnA
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-08

HEAVY TONNAGE DUTIES. dispatch from
Cadiz, Spain, July Sd, announces that the GUS
toms authorities are exacting tonnage dues of
two persetas per ton upon vessels leaving for
America, and one perseta per ton on vessels
sailing for European ports. The only notice
given that these dues would be imposed was
decree published in the official gazette.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-08

The contributions for the benefit of the suf-
terers by the overflow, received yesterday at
the Mayors Office, amounted to S165, from
the proceeds Of the silver water set generously
donated by Mr.. Edward Lilienthal, the well
known jeweler on Canal street Total re-
ceipts to date, 1902, 191 81.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-08

For Grand Isle-Leaves every Tuesday and Satur.
day via Morgans Texas Railroad at A. NJ. The fine
passenger steamer BOssier, w. T. Boarlman mas
ter, L. Walden, clerk, will leave regularly above.
Trains which leave at A. NJ connecting with the Bos
ser at the crossing Bayou des Allemandes. Tickets
be procured at the Office Of c. A. Whitney Co..
and at the Railroad depots Fare each way, includ-
ing Railroad and Boat, s. 50, meals extra Baggage
checked through to boat For further particulars
apply to c. A. WHITNEY e. CO.,
jy7 I'm and all steamboat agents.
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POLITICAL.

Eleventh Ward Democratic Club---At an
election held for Delegates to the Parish Committee
Monday, the following gentlemen were elected j. ID.
Palmer and w. j. j. Armstrong jys
The Second Ward Independent National Club will
Railroad Depot. This wednesday, Evening, July e.
at halfpast o'clock. Distinguished speakers will
address the meeting.
By order Of the President
jys-1t M. MCCATLEY. Secretary.
members of this Club are requested to meet at the
corner of Calope and Magazine Streets Wednesday
Evening, sth inst at u o'clock for the transaction Of
jya it. CHAs H. sCHERCK President.
Seymour Legion, Attention-An adjourned meet
ing of this Club will be held on This wednesday,
Evening. at u o'clock at No. Carvndelet street. up
stairs. Punctua attendance is expected OF all old
plete its reorganization for the coming campaign
H. G. MORGAN, President pro tenn.
B. F. JONAS President 1868, jys ME-
Rooms Democratic Parish Committee
New Orleans, July 7th, 1874.-The delegates
elected to the Democratic Parish Committee are
ganization and business, on WEDNESDAY,, July
Sth at Z P. NJ. SHARP, at No. Carondelet street.
Delegates will please bring their credentials
with them. E. o. CARTER,
jy7 E&M I'd Secretary pro. tenn.
Headquarters Executive Committee Independent
Clubs, New Orleans, July l. 1a74.-The adjourned
meeting of the Independent Clubs of this city, com
prsing the Presidents Delegates representing the
Presidents Of the Democratic, Liberal and Reform
Clubs, and of the conservative organizations now
forming, will be held WEDNESDAY EVENING
sth inst at u o'clock, at No. 46 Magazine street.
BY order of the Committee NJ. HINMAN,
Chairman Ex. Com mdpt Clubs.
JAS c. WALKER Secretary jv7 E&Mtd*
Crescent Mounted Cuba Meeting Of the Crescent
Mounted Club will be held on Wednesday Evening,
sth inst at u o'clock at Eagle Hall for the purpose
of recognizing for active service during the coming
campaign, in accordance with the request Of the un
dersi gned members
SAML HENDERSON, President
c. Fl. Chase, f.. A. Poole, A G. Phelps,
E. +. GolsOn, c. Chism, G. A. Green,
A. W. Hyatt, L. H. Handy JAS. H. Grover
F. o. Minor, J. NJ. Allen, Edw Belknap
John II. Bright, W. G. Churchill, Edw. Male,
Richd Flower, Jas. j. TarltOn j. S. Lamphier
Chas f. Fenner, Gus. A. Breaux Geo. W. DOLL
J. r. Hunt. ID. NJ. Fitzpatrick Emile j. OBrien,
NJ H. Church, W. B. Mc(iaughy, JnO d. Bowling,
V. Tanner j. D. Hugher j. A Perkins,
J. H. Maginnis, Sam. Boyd w. H. fancy,
J. Wolkart- T. S. Barton, G. w. Sentell,
ID. Mushet. jy7 I'd
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North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills Of ladng given to all stations on this
road for freight shipped per steamers Katie, Par
gould and Gov. Allen. J.JANNEY, Agent,
ie4 III Common street.
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A return emigrant wagon passed through
Cedar Falls, Iowa, hast week, bearing the e1-
pressive and euphonious label "D-n tie
grasshoppem!"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO EXCURSIONISTS.
CHANGE OF FARE TO AND FROM
RVVAXV Mica

BILOXI, Miss.
Sunday Excursion Tickets on the New Orleans,
Mobile and Texas Railroad, to and from Biloxi,
Miss, will be issued from and after this date at
Three Dollars and Twenty-Five Cents.
This fare will include dinner at Shady Grove
Hotel. Tickets sold at the Depot on Canal street,
or at the corner of Camp and Common streets.
URBOIN ROMBEAU,
Proprietor Shady Grove Hotel.
New Orleans, July Z, 1874. jyS I'm Sa&We
NOR INVESTMENT.-A PARTY HAVING
$1,000 to invest would like to receive propositions from
parties who may need that amount. Address, stating
particulars Delta Bulletin office. jys3
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WANTS.

WANTS.
WANTED-TWO WHITE SERVANTS
w to cook and wash, the other as nurse.
Wages GIG and $40. No negroes wanted Location
upper part Of Sixth District. Address EMPLOYED
this Office iva IT.
WANTED - FROM THE lsT or OCTOBER,
w on long lease, by responsible tenant, a
ground floor Office on Camp Carondelet street. not
above Gravier street on Canal, between Camp and
st. Charles streets Address, stating terms and lOc
ton Lock Box SIS p. o.. New Orleans iv7 1t
WANTED-AY YOUNG MAN Or SOME ltAttS
w experience, who has been raised in LOuisi-
ana desires a situation in firstelass house,
accountant clerk. Best Of references given. Ad-
dress Clerk Lock Box e14, p. o. jy7 tt
NTANTED-CLERK OF BUSINESS HOUSES,
w students of the Central High School and
others to know that they have an excellent OPP
po.tunity to acquire thorough knowledge of book
keeping during the summer easy terms. Hours
from 9 A. M. to9 P. NJ, at BLACKMANS COM
MERCIAL COLLEGE, 131 CarOndelet street.
jy7 1T
XNANTED-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
w Cottage in the First Fourth District. Rent
must be low. Address, stating terms and location, ID.
j. g.. Bulletin office. je24 If
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DIR. w. G. Austin, residence and Office $50
St Charles First street. Office hours from to
"A. NJ, and from halfpast to halfpast r NJ
Slate at Geo. A. FOsdick & Co.'S No 80 CaTOndelet
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