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the boys mother, o widow, took it into her
head, like all mothers, that her son was some
thing remarks liable, and ought to be sent TO col
lege; of course without q penny to do 1t witn'
She disclosed her mird to DR.. James, and the
end of it was, that he has taken him clean ON
her hands, gives him o nice little GALAXY for the
work 10 does in the dispensary, and is educat-
ing him, besides, to be frstrate physician !;
and suppose when the doctor goes away from
this town, young Richards will just step into
his place and have il all his own way. know
all this, you see, because / know the mother.
The doctor never breathed a word of it, you
may be sure; bat she told me all about it.
And this ia what DR.. James calls q mutual
benefit society, or something of the sort"
Margaret laughed; but she was not disposed
to praise OF admire the doctor, chiefly because
she was aware that her aunt expected and
wished her to do so. She listened attentiveiy'
however, to this, and as much more informa-
ton as Miss Spelman chose to volunteer about
her favorite, now and then putting in doubt
fol question, or slightly depreciatory remark
which only ELECTED fresh praises; until some
times the little lady would dimly perceive the
game her niece was playing, and retire into
silence and dignity.
Ito be continuedJ
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CHAPTER VII.
FROM THE 1ABoRrxG CLASSES.

After r week had passed in her aunts we'll
ordered household, Margaret received few
ceremonious calls from the ladies of shellbeach
end Sealing, which, in the course of another
week, che returned with due fOrnality with
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Teas in large variety, from best mixed, at 81,
down to 9 very good article at &c., at John L. Lavees
S6I Dryades street
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

OFFICE .l 02 CANAL STREET,
THIRD FLOOR
RKs-TcHoUP1ToULAs STREET, near Louisi-
ana Avenue.
ICE FOR SALE.
WRoLEs4LE AND RETAIL DEPOTs'
3l6 MAGAZINE STREET.
l2 CROSSMAN STREET.
Is ELYSIAN FIELDS STREET.
RETAIL DEPOTS:
J. DONNEY, Magazine Street Market.
F. HER, Magazine Str Get Market.
E DRAGER, 460 Chippewa street
WIN. MYERS Ninth Street Market
JAS. McGEHAN, Second Street Market
sCRUGGS d Co. No. 459 Magazine street.
4. PATTANL Poydras Street Market.
s. BRAUD Poydras Street Market
KELLER MARKET ICE-HOCSE.
F. A. BLUME, 66 st. Louis street
s. TARENELLE, 9 D0maine street.
GEO. NIGHTHEART $50 Rampant street.
A. PEDkETTI. Madison street.
F. W. SCHERER, s37 Rampant street.
w. DASTILLON. Fulton Market.
G. VAN DEN BROUCKE. 80 ST. Louis street.
j. BROWN, 10 Vaudeville street
apIl3m Francis J. WIENER, Secretary.
ICE. ICE----..--- ICE--- ICE
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NOW READY.
TIE VATICAN DEGREES
CIVIL ALLEGIANCE.
IN ANSWER TO MR.. GLADSTONE.
By His Grace, Archbishop Manning.
One vol. l2mo. paper. 50 oents
ALSO
VERY REV. DIR. NE WMANS
REPLY TO MIR. GLADSTONE.
One vol. l2mo. paper. eeDt'
RIGHT REV. BISHOP VA UGHANS
REPLY TO MR.. GLADSTONE.
One vol. limo. paper. oenA
ALDO
BISHOP ULLATHORNES
REPLY TO MR.. GLADSTONE.
Ono vol. l2rno. paper. - cents
TIE SYLLABUS FOB THE PEOPLE
WITH TEXT OF THE CONDEMNED LIST.
By Monk of st. Augustine's.
One vol. l2mo paper. ---.--S eeneA
ALSO -
THE TRUE AND THE FALSE
| AVAILABILITY OF THE POPBt
BY DR. JOSEPH FEssLER,
Secretary General of the Vatican Council.
One vol. l9mo. so cents
| ~ Sent by mail on receipt of the price.
THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY
| LAWRENCE KEHOE,
General Agent. 9 Warren street, New York
/ For sale by G d ELDER,
| fe2s II 1874 Camp street Now OrleanG
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No tea drinker should fail to visit the Tea
Depot Camp street.
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EoUR SEASONS RESTAURANT-JOBNR OsTO
Proprietor Of This old and favOr,te house
street, between st. Louis and Cont afreeta -bsre
with enlarged premises and increased fac iSea he viii
give the N tue oe7t the market affords aame
prices Is beretoore Private Dining Rooms MP stairs;
sSo oomtortaoie Furnished rooms st reasonable
Than kfui for the liberal patronage bestowed upon M
IN the past, be asks for . OOntinuSnCe Of he came
SeNorA fe76
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MISCELLANEOUS ADvERrIEmENTs'

wA oREeG. MRS. ADA. oRsoo.
OFF1cE OF
GREGG'S
GENERAL SBWLNG AACHLNE DEPOT
PURCHASING BUREAU,
l54. Canal Street..
NEW ORLEANS, La
First class Machines of all kinds at lowest rata
Second hand Machines, in good order at half pr,e.
The latest and beat Attachments for all mochines
fuckers Ruffiers, Corders, Binders. Plate Henm.,,
etc, etc.
The best Needles for all Machines.
The best Prepared Sewing Machine Oil.
The best Sewing Machine Silk and Spool Cotton.
We Repair all Machines at Low Rates.
We take Old Machines in part pay for New ones
Machines Rented at ST Per Week,
and Rent applied to the purchase of any Machine thai
may be afterwards selected.
Sewing Machines. Pianos and Organs
Sold on Monthly Payments in the countay, to paris
giving references.
MRS. ADA GREGG
Respectfully offers her services in PURCHASING and
FORWARDING any article Of Apparel, Persona
Adornment Domestic Goods for Ladies' and Chi
dren's use, including Millinery Dry Goods Jeweiy
Fancy and Toilet Articles Patterns. Underwear. Trim
mings, Bridal Trousseau1, etc. etc.
Any article Of Ladies' and Children's Wear manuiae
tured in the latest styles, under her own superva
Cutting and Fitting speciality.
Plain and Fancy Stitching done to order
PAPER PATTERNS, of all the Latest Styles N
| ceived as soon Issued, and for sale.
All the FASHION JOURNALS will DO found ~
table.
Call and see MS, write for circular and catalogue
| Address,
GREGG's PURCHASING BUREAU,
| mhsl rs " I54 Canal Street
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cHHPTER WI.
THE Iona DIX.

DR.. james invited Margaret to visit tie
shop" and one day, after returning few calls
in Sealing, sho stopped, with her auBt, on
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MAGAZINE ICE-HOUsE,
459-...---. Magazine Street 449
Between Race and Robin STREETS
P. y. Box 2s43. New Orleans, La
Families supplied with Northern Louisiana Toe at
any hour of the day, and delivered Tree. Country
orders ptly attended apt drp
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A GREAT OFFER u H s1Rs z, E E:a,G y

Il UR ETA / UT Z Ell e sons tsI Broadwa
New York, will dispose of ONE HUNDRED PIANOS
and OR3AES of hrHt-clasa makers, including
WATERS, at EXTREMELY Low PRICES for caAh.
DURING THIS MONTH, or part cash. and balance in
small monthly pay ments The same 70 let.
WATERS NEW SCALE PIANOS
are the BEST MADE. The TOUCH ELASTIC and
= fine sin ginR tone. powerful. pure and even.
WATERS CONCER TO ORGANS
cannot be FXCELLED in TONE BEAUTY; thew
DEFY COMPETITION; the Concerto Stop Ia n bnR
imitation of tho Human Voice.
AGENTS WAITED
liberal discount to Teachers Mnisters Churobes
Schools Lodges eto epecal inducements TO the trsSe
illustrated Catalogues mailed. mY3O AZ
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j. R. WAR ER,
IMPORTER OF MAINE ICE,

81 Front Street. 81
Above Gravier.
Retail dealers supplied. All orders for packing caro-
fully attended to. ap4 Sm
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TIN BE
STATE LINE,

sailing from New York to Glas-
cow. via Belfast, ever! alternate
Wednesday.
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WHITE STAB LINE,

sailing from New York for Liverpool Queenstown,
evrrv Saturday.
iNlf1N LINE sailing from New York for Liverpool,
ROTTERDAM LINE, sailing from New York for
Rotterdam every fortnight.
FED SIAR LINE sailing from New York and
AMERICAN LINE calling from PhiladelphiA for
Liverpool. via Queenstown, every Thursday.
Through tickets rom New Orleans to any point in
Europe.
Prepaid tickets from any point in Europe to any
Excursion tickets. good twelve onths at great
reduction
,Drafts issued. from FL up. at curen. rate of Ex-
All rates low as can be had in New York.
Every facility and information given. Berthe aecured
a. MILLER & CO., Agents,
IS Carondelet street, New Orleans.
B-Tbe STATE LINE will dispatch their rna1ui.
fcent Passenger steamship STATE OF ALABAMA
direct from New ORE Liverpool the I4th Of
July. To secure good berths. book early my3o 3m
THE NEW ORLEANS
GAS SAVING COMPANY.
Ofice-33 Carondelet Street.
PROPRIETOR OF THE KELLER PATENT GAS
CHECK AND GAS BURNER.
These Gas Checks and Burners now being rapidly
introduced in all the principal cities
out of order, automatic action, aud cost but
little are applied without cutting of pipes dis
turbance OF the meter, and ~ guaranteed to
SAVE TWENTY TO THIRTY PER CENT.
according to location and pressure of gas Several
hundred Of these Checks are In in this city
the majority Of which averaging saving of fully
be shown by certificates in possession or by per
sonal reference to parties ueing them. full stock
800 EJoaN NJ PUTNAM.
my3O Bon SO Carondelet street.
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COTTON MARKRTS.

BosroS March 24-Cotton quiet and hrm Midlng lGac
ZlS bales; Great Britain, 800
bales; sales, 53S baes; sOck, 1926 bales
March 24.Co demand moderate hddng, l5S;
Mddhng. 10 i Good Ordinary, l4l2& net receipts, l73
bales sales, 2l5 ba.rs
l6l Kidding 1oa4c Good Ordinary "a ljci
ceiu 75S exports the Channel l,2lO baes se 800
baes stock 1925 bales. -
kEwOpLtASs MsrcD 24Co5u firm; good demand Midiling
1915; receipts Ss2 bales; lisa bales exports
Great Britain $50 bales France 1854 bales oOsBtWSe l6il
SAVANNAH, March 24CoOn naetye Mddlng, l575c
cents 15i bales; exports TO Great Britain
3SG7 Dses the Continent 800 b coasWse, 81 bales
JIG bales: stock. 1929 naleS
NoBR March 24-Ctton steady hddrng 159a receipts
"a exports cSastwse loOO baes sales 6UO bses stock
a. ,666 bSoS
BAITrYosE March 2i-COton Brm; MiddrDg. 1857; net
receipts II bales receipts 40 besi eoistse 2iO
go bales; SpGueTs. l25 bales; stock 2O72J bales
GALVESTON March FINN MdIng, 10 2 Low Md
dim, l6c; Ordinary, l4c net receipts 7OS bales
BJsip, s27 bAs cossiws $50 baes sales sos bales
MrNPHB March 24-CotOn sesdy Mddlsg l6c receipts
4O3 baesi Shipments oSJ baes sales 1900 baei stock, A.
NORFOLK March 24-COon qaei MAILING asking lG4c;
receipts, 1896 bales cOastwss 1878 Dae 200
Gaies siOcE 1888 bales -
WIHsGT0S March quiet and NOMINAL Mddlng.
l5so reeeip 3OO Oj exports cOsstWse 1883 bae stock
l,27l bales
PalLGDELPHIA March 24-CotOu quiet; MiidluE l6ac net
receipts IS bales; 26i bales
81 LOUIS March 2ioto srIi Mlding 75' ectlrts,
46j bales shipments so bales sales sos baes; stock ~ 426
bales.
UNcINSATr March 24-Coon quiet Midng l6c receipts,
453 bales; shipments, sos bies; STOCK 1864 ballet
LOUISVILLE March 24-COaOH 6rni AiidnBg l5i2e
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MddnR Uplsnds 1894; Mddng Orleans SaSie, sales.
1900 6aes nceg 5000 tor speculation and expori Eales %
toe Of Mladtng UpnaS nothing below Low ddng shipped
Februsry hafea 81 do d. deliverable April aud May At
l5-l6d d. do. denseFahlr Nav and Juse, at SaSL
LrvgRP0O March 21IsS0 aleg Of Cotton on the basis OF
Mdng Upand nothing below Mdng deliverable March and
Apnl, at 15-lOi. Beef, 1896 y tece New Meas
LONDON March 2s3;30 Railway % 2d2394i
Paris dispatches qDoie Renies SAC doe
LIVERPOOL March 1880 m-Ofthe sales o. Cotton to-day
1900 bNes American. Bredstafs quiet
LosDoS, March 245<30 mPans dispatches Rentes a.
64f l5c.
LIvEEPOoI, March A-5s30 m-Cou, S2ioaSSl y quarter
LONDON March ~ Refined Peroeun, 10aI ID y gallon
LONDON March 24Evenag hosHP5i9 eWt Spirits
Turpepans, 1915 y cst
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WOOL MARKET.

March 24Tbs market remains unchanged There is
M demsnd from IHscrer bat Of hBe NOs continue 10
rule low without iuproTm hedam Fece and Combrg aud
Desue and IN fact desabe It's Of
these W0os cu fldi sales have been made TO fir extent
medium OHIO Pennsylvania Pieces at j20
bG Michigan aud Wisconsin st 49nj2 he, Combng aud Deabe
she'd ana dJJ for uasashed Super and
Pulled WOODS have demand range from 40 57c 10
and the supers Win
ready sale
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HAvAxA March 2ASpsp,sh Gold 222a229 American casa
226 Exchange scv the uned states 60 GAYS currency So
% premiums short sight 92d4 premium 60 days gold ll0d
III prnuni sho l20dl22 prenium London, l42d
LA prem Paris 1870 100 premium sEgsr qet AID weak
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Sdplnus DGrIKe
Ulrlneno Notlres.

TNHE COUPONS OF the FIRST MORTGAGE
i BONDS Of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
of California; April 1870 be paid the oce Of The Com
pany No. Nassau and II PuesEs Ncwio O. hUNllNGIOh
OFFICE OF THE HousTOs CENTRAL RAILWAY Co,
90 WALLsT. NEW oRK. March % 1875. '
TNHE COUPONS due 1st April, 1873, on CON
4 SOLIDATRD BONDS will be psd At the National Cts Bank.
w. NJ RICE, Financial Agent
OFFICE OF THg NEw. York ALLHGHAsr on CosPAST,
ll3 LIBERTYsT, NBw-YoRE, March 20 1879.
THIS COMPANY have declared DIVIDEND
FIVE @ PER CENT the capital stock PAYABLE on The "a day
Of Anil ensuing Transfer R be closed from the 2Jih Inst
until the "a OF April rroKmo > X lkhAbLEl, TIesGehL
TVHE COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
Il BONDS Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
sAN JOAQUIN VALLEY BRANCH dge April s7j, will be paid
Al the oe FISK HATCH No. NsssluL The coupons the
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY LAND BONDS, due
April 1915 will paid the ohce Oi the Company No Nassau
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRouBESoE r. L. march 2iThe market for Printing Cloths was
oisy a. hell AZ O ald &C. for contracts
Ju but eonSeI reported al Traction u1deT that Ggue
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN NAHKkrs

ksvsss. NIab 24-l2 $3.50 p m.-Rds Preferred. 81
LSksfoot, hsr3 A-lzS0 s-Ths Csttos markel frni
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III PER CENT, GUARANTEED, FIRST
nv MORTGAGE LOANS improved IOWA FARMS ke4er'
enees anal u information Application.
UNDERWOOD s. CLARK, Nu'sstne. Iowa
10 PER CENT NEBRASKA AND IOWA
" SCHOOL BOSDS-Iuest principal PAYABLE heT T.
Tile safest most Of boId Investments For SALE
Inflow PAR ARTHUR L. FITCH Coz Bankers.
Pincst., NcTlor
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4 -TTENDANT on INVALID LADY-Ry a

IN competent wlo bad Ro. erprnee, AID a sine,
an iiva NURSE vii make hes elf gepe AIN gopi bone
thorough h0UsLKk PER- Oi ei5u he mitI hs
best reference from ore- tmio. Cs e. 'hhfEhfttbf -
West Haas. ers-f 9'hayt
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TTSEFUL MAN-COOK. WASH and IRON,

" kc-BJ and vile seed ~ ehden do
outdoor gardening milk cattle aud hore, good dver and
uoom all hboat place vile lisa good PLATA cook
and good huemAker beat commenda
uoas, call 81 OARPsnTkRS, lJs Wsi lltssl COZ GlhsEa
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LVANTED-By a young cOlored man, a
susiOu PORTER store uoue or hotel IA or out OF
ty; good reiereaee Address L. b., 49, West 3Oth.sL
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NOACHMAN.-By u Protestant man of ex-
~ psencs Gul plbi 6rtcll dryer; sober honest Grd
thorough Grt.5lls turnOut segagei h
employer wanting for the Wn,aT has or'te IS ci
lie a !, W.
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Coachmen.

ANY gentleman wanting n sober honest
~ young man as COACIMAN whoa higty recommend in
every respect cal address j. IL, OHe 6S WatersL
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NVANTED-A SITUATION by IA young man;
w frsass bookkeeper and accountants would be Of
EpC.h ami Gernan show best
AldLe.s II. X. Boz l4O InOlne OHIO.
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A DRESSMAKER wishes Il few more en-
"A gaseelts the day Apply No. 420 West 18th
Pr iau muir
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IN CARMINE-ST.-A family SEAMSIRESS
~ desires eng gueats By tue week or month Adj
AZ A
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NOACINIAN.-A Protestant YOUNG married

nah wo and management Of horses thor
oprhy ao the Of valuable cauges harness Si has four e1
employer; city Can be Il
suited At OURLES AGENCY 100 West Jlh Of Broadway
I-u.... L.
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JOLiKr AND CHICAGO RALROAD OOhPASY {
sEcsErARTs OFFICE CnlcAeo, ~, Marca 20, ls75.i

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
~ STOCKHOLDERS # the JOLIET CHICAGO RAILROAD
COMPANY notified aEnual meeting Of said
PAW ELECTION DIRBC rOaS nl transaction Of such
ether will be held the General Once Of
Cncsgo Alton Raj rosd Company, in Chicago Ill. GA
MONDAY the 9Th daT Of April NEXT at IL 0cl,ekm m. =,
Books viii be closed the 2h day Of March inst,
reOpeaed for transfers the 9th day Of April next
W. ". LAkRABEB, Secretary.
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Seamstresse5.

Eeamsbresse5.
A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL as SEAM
"A STRESS; is Wiling to With other duties. 20 Jdaess,
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~ scOichmn married family incumbrance; will 30 recon-
mended practical fruit flower and vegetable garteners expert
forcing under satisfactory reasons gwen LOT changing
Address DAVID hCCAFFEREY, 20 HOJtILr Newark, n, }.
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and GARDENER.-A respect

~ married incam0rance would ike place in CITY or
country understands the mangcmtn OF horses thoroughly
also y.geba AMI gardening: excellent references tom last
employer Inquire o T. at ODELLS AGENCY 100 West 34th'
st., corner Of Broadway.
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PHtLADELPHIA, Msr,b III, 1876. )
THE Annual Election for 10 DIRECTORS OF
4 this Company will be aed TUESDAY March 2J 1910, at The
General Office Of COMPANY No 233 south FOul Philadelphia
The polls will open from 10 O'Clock until O'clock m
Transferred vi hin go days preceding the Gay OF
election viii snte the holder OF holders Thereof to vote
JOSEPH LESLEY, Secretary.
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VOACHNAN, GARDENER, &c.--By a re.

spectacle single groom and 1--WE horsss will also
milk garenEg and general work about Place
good tons Please apply CAlPEN ILES l35 West
| cor.B
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Gardeners.

4 GERMAN married man wishes a situation
~ VEGETABLE GARDENER understands bis business thor
ouhyi has the best from bs last place Address b. NJ
Rnrl D Tnlnne
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IT
ueambraue won Ike place to take charge OF farm Is thor;
all kHis OF epsing; the wife would
Is arge DAIRY or housewok both have eIeeBt e
monlkS enpoyer afrill OF Can be at
ODELS AGENCY lU9 "a h Of Broadway Inquire
foE j. u.
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EOACHMAN.-By q young man, married
~ VINO is good and experienced DIaYEa well recon
neuFs a. sobcy capabyi et country Cai or ade-
DAVID Fifth Aysuue larlHg stables No. 10 Esgt 5Shst
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WANTED-By graduate of the College of
Pbamscr situation DRUG CLERK; has had lO1g expert
ene; moderate required Address No 1874 West 32Est
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financial.

JOSEPHINE IRON ORE MINING AND
81 MANUPACTURING COMPANY-The annual Of Stock.
hoders q this will held their 0c Room No IL
"-"'~' Willis A. BARNES Secretary
MARIPOSA LAND AND MINING COM
A PANYPsrsns holding Certac Of tine Preferred end Com
ManpOa Mining Company will please take
that 81 share hiss been levied PAYABLE
Apr H. 1873 al the Principal Ohee in saR Francisco
No EsssausL, NeHYork Enforcement will be made
the certificates when bai II. SMITH, ASS Sec'T.
1oik. March ~. 1878.
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Farmers.
Farmers.
EARNIER and GARDENER.-A SITUATION
LNARM HAND-A respectahle Gcrman yOung

In.a wau Ike place on farm geatlemans Iaeoi do
good farming plain gsruiug and wiling himself useful
moderate wages; furnish good reference Apply at ODsLLS
AGENCY, 100 Wet 34tt.st BrOiIwa inquire for D.
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6itnotion5 Dalteo--females.

~ ed situation as NURSE; take ofs child non Is
IT, or would wait nysdi objection TO The country, or
ILL travel any part Of Eurole: good city Teie.Oaes
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fnrnlInre.
5itaations manleo--m aIes

AN | EXPERIENCED grocery and tea clerk
I want SITUATION a sarg; good ref
required Adirsss GkOCER 64l9 West 32d'st,
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-30
miscellaneous.

VALUABLE OLD BUcKET.-A few days
ago Joe Endicott, of Franklin township, was
blowing in field near Darlington which he
had rented from an old man named Cox,
when one of the shovels of his pillow unearthed
an old tin bucket. Joe had curiosity enough
TO examine the bucket just as many another
man looks al every old shoe he turns up in an
unexpected place, but with very different
result. Within its rusty sides, carefully
wrapped in paper, each piece to itself, were
gold coins in fives, tens and iifties Not one
OF each, but piles Of them aud all genuine.
Joe could count, but he could hardly trust
his senses, for he made them amount to 3d.
900 How the bucket came there, and how
the money happened TO drop into that bucket
OF all the places in that field, are puzzling
questions. The story goes, however, that
little less than score of years ago an odd
old Englishman named Pratt worked in the
Holingsworth Woollen Factory, near the viii
lage of Darlington. He lived with his wife
in house which once stood in the field in
which Endicott was blowing. He was repu-
ted wealthy. He died during the early gears
of the war, leaving widow, who has since
died. The gold just found is supposed TO be a
part of the treasure which this thrifty couple
accumulated, and which they probably buried
when The war began Charlottesville (Asd.
Journal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-30

"a SHORTENED YARDsTICK. The part
which received the most marked applause at
the recent Bowdoin Commencement, the Lew
iston Me. Journal says, was plea for "a
Shortened Yardstick" As the speaker showed
the innumerable blessings which would flow
from an act of Congress that hereafter a meas
ure thirty inches in length should be held to
the legal yardstick, the keen satire Of the pro-
duction struck every one with ludicrous force.
II was 'sconclnsively shown" that by bis poll
ey of shortening the yar6stick, Congress would
add immensely 10 the productions and wealth
of the country, would start the wheels Of bust
ness, provide labor for the unemployed, give
cheap cloth to the poor, and, in general, pro-
mote virtue and godliness. Indeed, the
speaker thought that the advocates of the per-
petuaton and multiplication of deprecated
paper currency would further their cause much
better by demanding shortened yardstick
than by spending their time in the less impor-
tant work of perpetuating shortened dollar.