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New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 400.
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WRIT OF ELECTION.

" A11 vi LLLS L 1VNs
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department, y
New Orleans, November II, 1875. }
" Supervisor of Registration for the Parish OF
baat.
elA information being conveyed to me by
ID. Ettilette, Speake Of the House of Rep.
Natives of the State Of Louisisns. that va.
|ye xists in the representation of the parish OF
Pin the lower hsuse of the General Assem-
you are hereby directed, within three days
me receipt of this writ Of election, to give
Il notice that an election will be he Id to fill
vacancy on a day to be named by you, no.
nan twenty days nor more than thirty days
the publication of such notice, in accord
With the provisions of section thirty of act
Fo 1872, approved November 20, 1872.
|eu under my hand and the seal of the State
seventeenth day of November, A. d. 1875,
p the independence of the United States the
nundredth.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
the Governor:
p Q. DESLoNDB,
Secretary Of STATE. nols
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
100 APPROXIMATION Prizes at S3OO. $40, 900
100 Approximation Prizes at S1O0.. 10000
100 Approximation Prizes st S75.. 1880
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PRoMISSORY NOTES.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLOTTE NJ. PECK.

Second District Court for the Parish of oreans-
No. 38, l62.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HAf'''''''',.'''"''HAf'''''''' '''''''. HAY.
1000 BALES CHOICE HAY landing from ship
George F. Manson at Post 22.. Prst District For
sale apply at
no2O Ct NO 88 PETER STRR8T.
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rHB ANNANDALk PLAsTATIOs. In RAPlDBS
PARISH, TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
ASSIGNBE'S SALR IN BANKRUPTCY.

BY ORDER OF Z. E. NORTON AND WILL STEVEN
assignees in the matter of Joseph Hoy, indi.
vlduallv. and as member of the firm of
Joseph Hoy Co., bankrupt.
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nANIEL MckENDRICk,
HOUSE, SHIP AND STEAMBOAT PLUMBER GAS
FILTER, ETC,
Respectfully announces TO his old patrons and the
public generally that he has resumed business at
his new store, centrally located,
No. 1853 Camp street,
Opposite st. Patrcks Church, New Orleans
and will give prompt and personal attention to auy
new work repairs in his line.
Has on hand and is receiving all description or
BRASS FAUCETS, WATER and GAS PIPES, BATH
TUBS, PUMPS, HYDRANTS, WATER CLOSETS
etc Agent for "STAG'S HEAD ELEVATED OVEN
COOKING RANGES, the best in market.
Orders solicited, and entire satisfaction guaran.
teed for best materials latest improvements skill
charges. Oc3l 6m
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District Court of the United States of America f,
the District OF Louisisna-No. l272.
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DHlLlP WkkLElN's
LEADING MUSIC HOUSE.
BEST PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR THE LEAST
MONEY, ON EASY TERMS.
PIANOS,
Chickering Son Dunham Son, Pleyel, Mathu.
shek Arion Piano Company, Grousteen i Fuller,
Hale, Weber and others.
ORGANS.
Estey Co, Cottage and Parlor Needham Silver
Tongue and other makers
Churches and halls supplied to order.
PIanos and organs rented repaired and ex
changed.
Tuning done by the best workmen.
PHILIP WERLEIN
oc2t 6m Nos. 78, 30, 80 and 90 Baronne street
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WRIT OF ELECTION.

Pal Superintendent, No. so Camp street, New
brsana ocl cod sru
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Tns Drawing viii positively commence at TIN
O'CLOCK on the morning Of SATURDAY, Decem.
ber IS, 1875, At the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, New
Orleans, Louisiana. 1t will be conducted with
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THE FALL RACES.

The prospects for full meeting over the
Louisiana Jockey Club, we are pleased to
learn. were never brighter than they are at
,resent Several stables have already arrived,
among which we observe such noted ones as
Jennings, Hunt, Welsh, Morgan and Gay
with Stewart, from Kentucky; Cottrill q
Stone, from Mobile; O'Fallon & Davis, OF st.
I,,uis: Darden & Burton, from Tennessee;
Cen Rowell, Morris, Wardell d Todd, from
Illinois; Hitchcock and Weldon, from New
York; Harrison, Brady and others In all
betveen seventy and eighty horses, and more
than enough to insure splendid sport.
The track will be as fine as silk ana as
elastic as spring-board, and altogether we
may reasonably look forward to season OF
most delightful and exhilarating sport.
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THE PLEIADES.

great many who had heard of the wonderful
adventures of the young man who looked through
the sixteen hundred power refracting telescope
of NJ. Quad, of Cincinnati, last night assembled
around the fve-inch instrument of Parker, who
shows the mysteries of the other woilds to the
curious at only I" ten cents" near the corner Of
Canal and Bourbon streets. A young gent who
has conspicuously figured on the flags OF Caron-
delet street, secured reserved seat first, and
had his first peep at the hidden spheres.
From some unknown cause he didn't feel salts
fed with his investment, and in a modest sort of
way inquired of Parker what the charge would be
if he turned the thing" around for himself.
Twenty cents made the proprietor satisfied, and
the youthful astronomer leveled the instrument
at the upper window Of well known boarding
house on our boulevard. There was close scru-
tinizing gaze for few minutes, when the student
of the other worlds exclaimed IN tones almost of
thunder-clap force, "By gingum! There's dad
with the gal what axed me to show her the way
to the theater."
lady modestly dressed in brown escorted the
young gent home. and at late hour last night
was sitting up awaiting the return of her hus-
band who was compelled to attend the lodge.
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MORGAN GUARDS.

There was large outpouring Of voters Of the
Fourth Ward to attend the call made for the re-
organization of the Scott Guards Of "'72," at
their hall, on Bienville street, last night, and
long before the appointed hour of meeting some
six hundred voters were present. The meeting
was called to order at IA o'clock, by J. W. Ken
needy, President, who addressed the meeting,
telling those assembled that the object of calling
the meeting was for the purpose of reorganizing
the old Scstt Guards of "'72."
A discussion arose in regard to changing the
name Of the club to the Morgan Guards, after
W. IL. Morgan, Esq, who acted so bravely on the
memorable 18th of September and on the occa-
sion of the great steamboat diss ster.
Mr.. Morgan declined, but the name Morgan
Guards was unanmou ly adopted.
Mr.. Morgan expressed his appropriations of the
compliment paid in naming the club after him.
An election OF officers was gone into with the
following result:
President, J. W. Kenney; Secretary. D: J.
Gleason Treasurer, A. Walle Grand Marshal,
VIM. II. Morgan; Assistant Marshal, Frank
NOLAN.
The meeting adjourned subject to call. After
the adjournment the boys marched, headed by
Mr.. Morgan, to the Bank, from there to Lacoume's,
and thence to Clay Statue, where they broke up.
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as we'll as its author has performed his duty,
his reward will consist not alone in new
and lasting addition to his already established
fame.
The remaining poems, which fill out the
volumn have, we think, all appeared in print
before, except, it may be-, the "Book Of Son.
nets"
The Hanging of the Crane" has drawn
unto itself considerable attention, principally,
however, we are inclined to think, from the
notoriety given to it by theatrical tableau
representation, which it received in New York,
and from the handsome gift edition of it
which has been published.
The "Morituri Salutamus" will always be
read by those "who are about to die" with a
sympathy which will ever be a passport to
their affections.
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Come and See.

My friend heard of most wonderful thing,
and he said to me, "Come and see." and l fol-
lowed him. We met another man. and we said,
"Come and $780," And to him the thing was 80
wonderful that he followed us. We met still an
other, and we said, Come and zee the wonder
full thing, and he followed. And yet another, and
another, and another, for the new secret was too
great for one man to keep, or two or four or Elk,
and 80 they followed US. When we came to this
wonder we were very glad, for it exceeded all our
expectations; therefore we clapped our hands and
cried, "New era has come. The new has at last
surpassed the old. And, friends, when you see
it you will do the same, for the new Chickering
Upright Piano is truly a triumph of art. 1t sur
passes in Pc wer, strength an sweetness any up
right piano ever made. We make this assertion
knowing that the piano will stand the test; to
apply which we invite you down to Werlein'e
Music Store, which has long been the warerooms
Of splendid instruments, and will ntinue to be
so renowned as long as it keeps this perfection Of
upright pial os, Chickering's Upright"
1t is ne edless to mention that he Sc Is hume
rous other Instruments.
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OPEN LETTER TO GOV. KELLOGG.
A Question Of Fair Play.

The following open letter has been sent to
Gov. Kellogg by Messrs Forstall's Sons, rep
resentatives of hrge holders of Louisiana
bonds in Europe. The question is one which
interests great many people, and we think
The suggestions contained 10 the letter so pal
pably fair that they can not fail to meet the
appreciation of Gov. Kellogg and the Auditor:
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. g. 1875.
His Exceency w. P. Kellogg, Governor of the State
of louisiana
Ssr-We respectfully submit for your consider
alton the following statement of facts:
The interest accrued to 31st December, 1S73
on the State Bonds issued under Act No. 80 of
1870 is payable in cash out OF special fund pro-
vided for the construction and repair of levees."
This fund, in the Treasurer's hands, now appears
inc sufficient to meet the demands upon It, and the
small balances remaining from ime to time at it's
credit in the State Treasury are paid out only to
such coupon holders as are fortunate or skilful
enough to obtain early information OF the exist
epce of such balances, and obtain warrants for
same. We respectfully suggest that the fund,
being the common property Of all holders OF cou-
pons, should be rateably and equitably appor-
toned among them, instead of being paid out to
a favored few, to the great detrinent of the mass
of claim ants.
Submitting the above for such action as your
Excellency may see fit to direct or recommend in
the premises, we beg leave to point out the fol-
lowing course as most likely to obviate the griev-
ance complained Of and do justice to all con-
cerned:
/. Discontinue Immediately all p rtial payment
on account OF interest on Levee Bonds OF 1870.
2. Notify holders II coupons, pay able in whole
or in part, to hand in to the Auditors and to the
Treasurer's Offices complete lists the coupons in
their possession. numbers, date OF maturity, and
amount claimable.
g. Whenever monies accumulate to credit OF
the Levee fund.- let the amount be distributed
pro rata among the coupon-holders, the Auditor
issuing to each warrant for the proportion which
his total claim will bear to the sum to be dis.
tributed.
Trusting that your Excelency's sense Of justice
will see the fairness of our representation and
provide suitable remedy for the wrong to which
we call attention, we remain,
Your Excellency's ob'dt serv'ts,
EDM. J. FoRsTALL's Sons.
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The Golden Drawing.

We are happy to state that the Academy of
Music has been leased by the Louisiana Slate
Lottery Company for the grand golden draw
ing advertised to come off next Christmas.
Christmas being dies non, and the Academy
being required upon that day for the annual
toy matinee, it has been arranged for the
drawing to take place on The following Mon
day, December 9th. 1t will commence at 8
o'clock A. NJ, and will last nearly all day.
The ceremonies will be lightened and en-
lived with musical enterts inment, the pro-
gramme of which has not yet been an
nounced. Our readers can now rest posi-
lively assured that under no circumstances
can any delay or postponement of this great
event Occur.
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NJ article Of household ware has
fuhSli. IN - .h;s time creates so much discus
clea'ea fnrnture. No house is complete or com
slop e. o. 1rithout i. No man is can or will be
J os his home If it is not neatly and costly fur
nshed advise al our o gsIdsF Mo @ho
a4ne9y a e onp I ss :.
gomery "a mice their immense stock of bedroom,
spect ana prir. hall office and other furni-
Rari0rIF r n and German plate mirrors, etc
are Tia. they are ssns to 50 po uw
r ssa not GOODS sss are rom the best factors
East and West.
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THE CHAMPAGNE VINTAGE.-Our vintage, says
the correspondent OF the Wsne Trade Rertec,
begun on September H. in the vineyards OF Ay, is
now terminating on the slopes OF Carmant,
Avize, Oger and Grauves. Everywhere, in the
best as in the inferior districts, the yield has
been abundant, and has exceeded all expectation.
l can not, however, speak with equal fervor Of
the equality of the wine, which, go far as one can
at present judge will prove mediocre 1t is feeble.
lfeless and raw In this respect there has been
great disappointment. One might name some
exceptional instances Of greater success as to
qus lity. For instance, ON the most fs&prably
situated slopes OF some OF the celebrated iH wths
where the vines are less crowded and obtain the
advantage Of more air and sun, an incomparably
better wine than the general product has been
made.
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WANTED - OCCUPANTS - Handsomely fur
w nished rooms single or ia suit with or without
board can be had at the residence of MRS. AARON
III aRRlS, Nos. IL snd 13 BarOnne street. few doors
from Canal adjacent to business and convenient to
six or eight lines of cars Several un urnsh rooms
which will be rented at low figures; also small
tortab y fnrni b, d ones suitable for young men.
few day bOarders accommodated. References re-
quired. nl3E&Mt
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RAIsINs MADE IN FIVE DAYs.-The Sacramento
Bee has received samples of rasins made in five
days, made at the Park, out of white Muscat
grapes. The punches are laid in the dryer in the
bunch as cut from the vines, and the quality OF
the raisins in every respect is equal to any ever
made in the State. There is more attention
being paid to raisin making in California than
ever before, and the day is not very far off when
the raisin interest will vie with the vine and fruit
interests. When grapes are only worth s25 to $40
. ton for wine making, it is good investment to
make them into raisiDs, as they will never bring
equal to three cents pound for green grapes.
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THE BATTLE TO BEGIN SooN.-Renforcem
pouring in through every channel, and the indie
fatigable Levy to bring up the reserve. Novelties
by the million are coming in daily, and displayed
as fast as uppac ked-all the new styles OF trim
ming in silk, fur and feathers, dress buttons
silk scarfs and handkerchiefs, novelties in Jewell
ry, ETC., etc. We bespeak for the Dollar Store
succession Of triumphs this season, unequaled in
the annals of former fall displays We need hard
it would be treat to them to drop in daily, and
see what is going on in the Dollar Store. OF
course, everybody knows LEWIS, l37 Canal street.
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CIGARs.-Conp oisseurs in cigars know full
we'll that they can get the very best at the es-
Enlistment of Gonzales & Brother, corner of
Camp and Common streets, and at their other
well-known stores. They have now a very large
number of cigars, in bond. imported from Ha-
vana, embracing the most noted brands, to which
we direct the attention of the trade.
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WANTED-At the Labor Agency Offic,, removed
w t. 1876 Camp street AS this is one of the old
est established Labor Agencies in tt is city, being
tabished in 1647. have facilities hich others have
not for furnishing planters with LabO'ers Mechan-
les houst Servants, Cooks, ETC., at the shortest
tee. City help orders both male and female every
capacity, Both boys and girls, in stores AID Offices
Walters Clerks. etc. Wanted, good help, both male
and female with good reference, at times.
WM. CLELAND Agent,
MA Jt* 136 Camp street..
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w be accommod tied with fine Furnished Rooms
and the best of Board 149 St Charles street. nearly
oppcs site Lafayette Spare Also some twenty-five
or thirty day BoardeIs will taken 1t four dollars
per week payable in advance This is afgreat reduc
ton from former prices The house is frst-class
best of pc pie. Remember 149 st. Charles street.
ne on
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The Lone Star Base Ball Club have disband

The Lone Star Base Ball Club have disbanded
for the season. They have p aged IL games this
summer, defeating the Amateurs g. ClaIbornes g.,
Rose BUS 2, WasAingtons, Eagles, Eckfords,
Pelicans and Sou herns each, Picked Nine g.,
and were defeated by the Eagles and Rose Buds
each, the total score being 400 to 1893.
The nine for next year will be: j. Foley p, A.
Wattigpy G., J. Hulebrandt 1st b. and change p,
F. Kaufman, Jr. I'd b., Ed. McVey Sd b. and
change c., J. Calvin s. g., D. Moran |. f., J. Hous-
ton r. f., Ad. Baker c. t.
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Blackman's Commercial College, 131 Caronde-
let. Terms reduced. See advertisement.

IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY DIR. J. r. Knapp,
than whom there is no more talented and sue
145 Canal street, where he is filling teeth with
out pain. by means of new Improvement, and
making artificial teeth on new plan with new
substance, which defy detection. He has made
his charges the lowest in the South. DIR. Knapp
is master of his art, and is universally recog-
niZed as such.
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Lowest Dental Charges i,s The South
DIR. j. r.. KNAPP

Has removed from II Baronne to l4o CANAA
STREET.
Filling teeth, heretofore 80 much DREADED per
formed without pain by means OF NEW lnVea'ion
The finest Artificial Teeth made on a new plan with
a new substance ALI work guaranteed Consuita-
tons Free Call and examine work and prices
Terms invariably THE LOWEST. MA IT 2dp
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Next week will be a notable one at Eyrich's
bookstore, 100 Canal street. The building has
been greatly improved, and the book-shelves are
filed with new and interesting works OF fact and
fiction. The supply of elegant note paper will
also receive large additions.
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WANTED-To inform the public gen rally, where
w to b found the lowest dental charges in
the ctv. DR. j. X KNAPP has moved from IA Ba
street to las Cana street and has reduced his
charges for all deHta operations tina they the
LOWEST in the city. Filling teeth, heretofore so
much dreaded, performed without pain by means Of
invention. which together wi the finest
srecmens Of ar iicial teeth made on a new plan
with new subst nee, cheerfuily shown to any per-
son desiring wo, or not Teeth ex racted without
pain and teo hache cured instantane- usly All
wot guaranteed. Consultations free. III 1ySu
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FRESH New GooDs. -Messrs. A. B. Griswold &
Co corner of Canal and Royal streets, have a
beautiful selection of new styles of jewery,
watches, clocks and fancy goods to exhibit to
their friends. They propose to sell these goods
ut the very lowest price, and give their custom
ers value received for their money; and they
guarantee fully every article purchased Of them
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The "Boat House," where most Of those who
ply the oar do congregate, the situation OF which
Is No. IA Exchange Alley, kindly remembered US
last night. AS Sam Weller would say, we felt
we were first oars with the fine city la dies, "
after enjoying the beverages SENT
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Taffeta silks Is cents, worth so cents.
Silk poplins 30 cents, worth so cents.
Shoulder shawls % and Csc, worth 40 and Soc
At P. & E. Michels, No. 591 Magazine street.
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The New La. Remedy for coughs and throat
and lung complaints is q product Of our swamps,
and is steadily gaining in popular approval. 1t
is strongly endorsed by great numbers Of our
most intelligent citizens. See elsewhere.
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rs Per Cent SGUed.
&c i. N01CheA,
M sol MAGAZINE STREET,

Having received all their New Stock OF Dh
GOODS AND NOTIONS from Bankrupt and AUG
ii n Sa es from New York and Boston, are deteI
mined to close them out at IS per cent under al ~
value Tn are selling Silks worth 80 cts Ior 70 III
Plaid P1plins Is cts, worth IS cts Calicoes ana
cts. worth and 9 cts, Corsets 3 cts, worth ~
Carpets 25 cts, worth 40 cts Stair ~ GSSn an
AGED COTTON 2 bales Damaged Cotton 3 Gus
yard worth 10 cts Ill early and save p cents On
dollar at p & E.. MICHELS. No. SOL Magazine street
MI
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Barry Sullivan called on President Grant
last Saturday. and chatted with him about
Theatrical matters.
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GERMAN BITTER WATER.-See advertisement
of Messrs. Frederickson l. Harte 1879 Canal
street.
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WTANTED-A private family residing at No 8
w ST. Peter street, fronting on Jackson Square
desire to rent two front rooms to gentlemer or gen
tlemen and their wives, with or without board.
M If
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If you wish to get business suit of the best
make and most fashionable style, go to Messrs.
Person 4 Hews, Is and Is Camp street.
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WANTED-To rent to a gentleman and wife, or
w to one or two single gentlemen at 167 Canal
street up stairs large, fine front room furnished
as bed and sitting room. Parties who can appre-
cia,e well kept and well regulated home preferred
None tut resp nsible persons need apply. Price
moderate. MD 3t*
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WANTED-PUPU.S-A French gentleman pro.
v! lessor of the following languages: Spanish,
Italian and French, Is desirous OF securI g few
scholars, TO be tan ght at their residences Terms
very moderate. Address L. P Bulletin Office nl4lt.
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vNANTED-Families and single persons desiring
w tr-tclass board wi h large and small front and
back rooms can be acco nmod ted at the priva e
residence: No. Prytama street. References re-
ouired. Private lessons in Oil Painting pastel or
cr4yon; also classes in Schools desired.
nil 1mTh&Sus
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOOMS AND BOARD-Pleasant rooms for mar
II ried cou ,le- or single gentlemen. Private par,
Tor if desired, With or without board Apply at 10Y
Camn street n12 FrSuTu &Sa& Mo +