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mocracy, North and South, It's nominee
for President is not likely to belong IL
that category and hence l ardently hops
that the Republican party will 50 far as'
sure the people otis devotion TO their
prosperity and the welfare Of our country
as to be able 70 elect a capable, expert
cnced and inaexibly honest man IS our
next President.
OF the chances and probabilities Of be:
ing able to recover in 1876 the ground
lost in 1874, ! cannot form trustworthy
opinion, for, a. you know, have been in
constrained retirement for more than six
years. am, therefore, without the in
formation and opportunities upon which
only an intelligent estimate can be made,
Wemust have constant access to the pub
lie journals from all sections oft Union,
and as constantly inhale political at
mosphCrc to bCable to perceive and COM
prchcnd "eycnts which cast their shad-
ows before"
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TRUsTEES SALE OF THE
Clemens Farms,


By virtue Of two deeds Of trust made by SOblek
RTady, Trustee, and Mn. Catherine u ClemORN
the Onu dated tho 10Th day Of NoVembtF, 1870, and
the other dated the LIST day Of April 1874 and boil
Of record In the Clerks office Of tho County CouE
for Marshall county, West Virginia, one IN deod
hOok No. ", page d. and tho other In deed Of tul
hook No. !, page y, will offer for als ut Publlt
Auction, at the front door Of tho Court House o.
Ohio county, West Virginla, on &"
TUESDAY, March i6th, 1875,
at 10 A. ~, tho property mentioned and described
10 tho two deeds 0f HpSI Rl0resald the SAmO being
the tract d land lUr some ume known y The
CLEMENS FARMS, situated In tho county Of Mar
shall, West Virginia, on the WatGrS u Wheeling
CrOuk, Of tho mouth Of Slull'S Run, and dlsianl
llOut two miles from Elm Grove Station on thG
llUmpheld ltRilFoad,
The nid Farm Is divided by atullS Hun into two
farms Or tracts q about equal SEO each containing
about IN acres, Nearly alOf the land = under high
state Of cultivation i very rich and beautifully 10
CaLO UPOn the south or oaIt portion there 10 large
stone mansion house, With Ill the necessary out
buildings, and upon tho other part thOrO 10 good
tenant houSg.
Said Farms will bG sold either separately or tOgOth-
Grr 70 suit purchasers
The Trustee will, on application, give any inlOr-
matiOn that may 10 desired as 10 tsHlS conditions
&C, and he also has complete plat and survey d
tho lanl showing lu ext0nt llnes, fences, Improve
Ments, &c.
TEWNs also lnalO known on day Of salo.
HANNIBAL F0TlllEs, Trustee,
wmERLlSo, Fob ., 1873 iSS
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FoR sALE.
TRusTEEs SALE.

By virtue Of dsol Of trust made and Gxesutel
BY John I. Courtney and EuEabeth Courtney y.
vile 70 the undsngned Trusts, bearing dlte The 2il
dayO October AID. 1874, and " ne ClssE,
odiee Of the County Court Of Qhll county, Well
Virginia, Ia DEED q Trust Book No pages no
rs and ~, will sail At Public Auction o. III
trnpt door Ot the Court HQpHe 81 The said phif
county, In tho city Of Wheeling, on -..
THURSDAY, the lsth day Of March, 1875,
Beginning at 10 o'clock a, y, Of aid day. the lpl.
lowing described real 0tats that q % ny; Rleea
or paFoelOf ground situated on Woods Rum IN ohiu
county, West Virginia, about three 999rlen q. I
mlle tr0m GreRayillO, and bounded ~ l0lloWF Com:
the smith farm, and running thOnep North 9gsM
ld l.l0l and LILO poles 70 stake on Woods
Run; Themes down Rald run y, BS5ts v, " s-lQ2(
thlrty-iour and 9-l00 poles 70 sake themes . ~
E. "a t4.l0 tpTty-saVSp and t-l0o poles 70 IlAke
thencn n, 2IES E. (l9 2S-l0O) twelve and ai-l0
poles 10 stake; thDneo 62IS' s. ~ l-lpl tFenty'
one and lilo poleS thence n 6ike ~ 8.iQQ) nine
teen aud Sl0j poles 70 tho place d hotnning, con-
tRlning OloVen acres, two E0olS aud eighteen par
Ches, With all improvements and appertepapeea
theTeuntO belonging, being all the mnl0 property
which was conveyed TO the aid John 7. Courtney
by deed Of WILLIAM I, Hubbard, Special Clnllnls.
sloneF, bearing even date With the above mentioned
deed Of trust and recorded In DOed Book NO ",
peHe No, Al9. 'i-#
THRMS OF SALE-OnO- third Of the purchase mon.
Oy IN csh on the day u tAle and the residue ln two
equal payments at Nix and twelve months, with In
teF0st from day Of ale, and decd q trust 70 b
given by the purchaser 10 secure tho dalDrTQd pay
meptS Selling ~ Trultee will convey The uue
which d vested In me by the Sald dOed Of trust
ieS J, u. GlLLESPf, Trustee
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Execution Of Ernest Ortwcin.

PITTSBURGH, February 23.--The exc.
cutiOn Of Ernest 0rtwein took place III
the Jail yard at noon to-day. The crime
was committed on April 10Th, at Home.
stead, on the Pittsburgh, Virginia 4
Charleston Raifroad, six miles from the
city. The victims were John lIammGt
and his wife, lis two daughters and d
bound boy named Robert Smith. Ortwoin
Is n native Of Germany and has been IL
this country about two years. After his
arrest he made confession and express,
cd himself as willing and ready to pay
the penalty Of Ills crime. All the gates
lending to the Jail wore guarded by the
police, and those holding tickets Of ad'
mission we're not admitted until II A. NJ
At ll:45 the reporters and other persons
took positions around the scAiIold. Al
IL o'clock Ortwein, accompanied by Rev
ITertzherger and Rev. Meier, followed
by Sheriff Hare and his deputies, and
Drs. Pollock, Gilmore and McKelvCy
emerged from tho passage Of the jail
0rtwcin was very palo and perfectly calm
lie assembled the scafTold with firm steps
After the cap had been adjusted he Bid
those around goodbye and exclaimed IL
n loud, firm voice, "Jesus Christ have
mercy OH my soul, Into Thy hands | com
nit my spirit" and at three minutes at
ter y ihe drop fell, After hanging
eighteen minutes his body was takcr
down aud placed In neat coffin.
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Lolita.


ny CHARLES n HATHAWAY
Beautiful, sparkling, wltChinR IOtta,
Breaking fond hGarlS by the SeoTrj
Once wasgly, irGG and happy,
Yet happiness II mlnp no more.
oh! ! love thee, peerless lOtta,
Love thee with d lore divine,
Yel my love must lG kept secret,
In this ihrobblng heart Of mine.
Beautiful, sparkling, wItChIng IOtta,
With the luxurlant waVy halt,
Thou dllSt tlOai before my vision
I.ikeRn angel In thea
Oh | was completely laGeld,
Like moth before tho lame, ...i
Aud while gazing on Thy beauty,
Loves trGmOrs thril'd my raVish'd frame
INautliul, sparkling, wItching lOtta,
Winning lOnd hCariS by lhu sc0rCi
Oh thou art 90 fresh aud sparkling,
III sing thy praises evCrniOTC,
Ol, Lolita, lOtta, peerless I1Otll,
lIOYO for thee has turn'd my hrnint
lOlta, Lolita, radiant lOtta,
Shall va ever meet again.
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CONSERVATIVE, TAXI EoFicE-EvsTy moment
q delay ulRkes your tura mort hpp6lell, and much
depends on the iudlcinuA choice d q rHmedy, The
amount Of te1llm0ny In favor u Dr.. Schencka Fp!-
mnnie Syrup a. cure iuF consumption, taE exceeds
al that can b brought To support The PFeten11ns
Of any other medicine. Sc 6r. SchApekS Alma:
nae containing tho certificates d many parsops q
the highest redpeetAhllity, who have been restored
% health, altar being pronounced ineuFAhle " ply
AlciRnS Of acknowledged ability, Shcenek's Pub
lionic Syrup alone has cured many, - the cyl.
the employment 81 Two other remedies which Df.
Schenek provides for the purpose. The1a additional
remedies arc Schpnck'l Sea Weed Tonic and MAD
drake Fills BY the timely use Of these medieine,
according 70 dlTpchOnS Dr. Schenck eertihes that
most any case Of Consumption may % cured; :,
olee, corner Sixth and Arch streets, PhllRdephla,
every Monday, whore al lettn for advice must b
ddFeS0d, eOl4W
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BUSINESS WITH DANKs.
Sonlle Good Advice.

Ii you have any business with bank
put It of until three o'clock, or II pos.
Sible little later, Us it looks more bust
ness like To rush in just rs the bank is
closing.
Never put stamps on your checks be.
fore you get to the bank, but give the
teller two cents aud ask him TO lick il
and cancel II for You; tho teller expects
to lick all the stamps, and II IL source
Of disappointment to him when people
insist upon doing II themselves, and save
him buying his lunch.
In depOsiting money, try and get 1t up
side down and wrong end foremost, so
that the teller may have little exercise
Strengthening 1t Hp before counting II.
1t Il best not to take your handbook
with You, but call at another time to have
it entered. You can thus make two trips
to tho bank where once would answer.
II check Is made payable to your
order, be careful not to inlorso it before
handing It to the teller, but lot him re-
turn il TO you and wait while you indorse
it. This helps pass the time, and Is a
pleasure and relief to the teller =.
You can generally save time when
making adepOsit by counting your money
down to the teller, and you can nearly
always count more speedily and correctly
than he can, '. l..
II you make deposit OF one hundred
dollars and give u check for fifty, it IL
good thing to call frequently al the
bank md ask how your account stands,
Us It impresscs the officers favorably
with your business qualifications.
Never keep any record Of when your
notes TALL due, and then II they are pro-
tested ccnsuro the bank Tor mol giving
you notice. 80
Always date your checks ahead; it il n
neyer.iaiing sign that you keep good
balance In bank or II you do not wish
II generally known that you are doing q
good business, do not deposit your money
until abontftlle time YOU expect your
check will 10 IN,
A strict observance Of tho foregoing
rules will make your accounts desirable
for any bank, and make you general
iavOrite with all the bank officers.
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GEORGIA.
INVESTIGATION OF STATE rREAsUnER's &C
CotiNTg.


COUNTS.
ATLANTA, February 22.-An investiga-
ton into the accounts Of the State Treas.
urer under tho direction Of the Finance
Committee Of the Legislature shows
that Sl5OOO0 In bonds have been paid
twice, and the examination Ia not con.
cludcd State Treasurer Jones states Ia
the committee that hc was Unable for a
long time to obtain from Henry Clews 4
CO., Of New York, financial agents Of The
State, any account Of his transactions
When d statement was finally obtained II
showed the same bohds to have been paid
in New York aud by the State Treasurer
10 the amount above stated. Treasurer
Jones charges by implication that Clews
paid the State bonds and without cancel.
ling them ngOin put them, upon the mar
kpt
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4 Western Clergyman COmIeSScs
Ills Sins and Steps Down nnd
ONT.

~ NtSttFH NlrESg ultAh SVhAENNSs
Ills Sins and Steps Down ana
Out.
For considerable time past rumOrs
have been ahOat regarding the erratic
wnndcrings Of the Roy. ]. r. Stillwell, Of
the West Side Tabernacle, among the
flock over which he has 30 long been the
controlling power. II was considered
best for all parties concerned not to make
public anything in regard to the matter
until such time ms M Investigation could
he had, and thus determine just how far
Mr.. SlillwCll had gone in his nefariOn1
conduct. The charges made against him
we're for improper liberties taken with
several lady members Of the Church, but
the one upon which the investigation was
made wis improper advances made
toward a lady who was not u mOmber Of
tho Church over which Mr.. StillwOll pre-.
sided. Yesterday q meeting of the official
members Of the Tabernacle was held at
the residence OF James Jackson, Of the
West Side, mil upon the allegations being
made known, Nj. StillBCll made u state.
mcnt cunicssing that he had been guilty
Of these indscrrtions, but pleading exten-
uniting circumstances, and resigned his
pastOratc on the spot, 0f course this set.
tied the matter, and tic next tlntyof the
officers WIS to lind some person to take
the place Of the Crring pastor, which they
did disappointing The Rev. j. NJ Chailin
10 fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Stillwell left Immediately for In.
tlinnapolis, whittier he goes to make
preparation for the removal Of his grief
stricken family.
The revelation Is sad indeed, coming
as Il docs Just IN tho midst Of n most sue
cessful revival in which many accessiolnls
were being nlWle to the society; but It Is
sincerely hoped that II will not cast II
damper upon tic good work, but only
stimulate those Interested to greater 81.
forts toward buildingup The Church In
this ocality.-L O5dnSpOH (Ihd.) Star.
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A Mr,l,nrinl I;rn,l, Arkansas

l.lrrLE Rock, February pa me-
mortal to Congress was passed to-day by
the General Assembly asking the passage
Of an net granting pensions to soldiers
during the Mexican war.
A memorial was introduced In the Sen.
ate and referred asking Congress to pas
the bill how before the United Stalel
Senate for the improvement Of the mouth
Of the Mississippi river, known IA The
Eois ,1etly hill
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You have got Into trouble procure At once packagt
Ia M Fiahl IN three Of four days The trouble
When taken In time e easily overcome, but Wher
neglected., or whom the quaek q Visited anil he give
XII souTSS Of Balsam CoiAibe then very often acri
aus complications AriSo which prdlong the diseaSl
for weeks perhaps months o..
Another tAllacl 10 10 persons Wy nk IoAYg Nv
osIiI INbbl0 In cheap drug, which . di1otief Aut
sicF6b me stomach that almost death Itself would
H 4 feiiei SanAfltAn'o CIT will cure eYery
lime, With no inote unpleasant results than u thl
ifouhlt h6d not eals,ed At Al. .,...,
Mal6 packages, a. Female, y. cent ~ mai
any address DESMOND 4 CO., Proprietor, W
Tlace street, Philadelphia. lanZS
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ExrnvAuASCE.-1hurlow Weed al.
.i....., i,t.,..ii,o ,Lo f,sk;,noiIe ovtrnv.

Observation-Disclosures Weed al.
dresses hinselfto the fashionable extrav.
agancCs Of the times III this wise; |@Thc
evidences Of this ihttlnation arc Haunted
before olr eyes Upon Fifth nvchde, at
balls, receptions, operas, md where
ever else fashionable ladies most do
congtcgatc.' There are 10000 New York
ladies whose costumes, when in full dress,
cost At least $1,000 each. Fifteen years
aro the same number Of fashionable ladies
would have appeared adorned quite NJ
Nttractiyely al nm average expense Of
$780, Ten tloustikl children inder ton
yeatS N ago hre now deliberately and ian'
iAstically arrayed at an expense Of from
800 to $3.50 each, while the children OF
wealthy citizens fifteen years ago were sim
ply but appropriately attlred at at an OK
ncnsc Of $50 or S2i. And 1t Ia painful to
reflect that In consequence Of this lavish
expenditure upon class that never
earned dollar, there nre other tens Of
thousands without employment and sui;
fering for fuel, food and raimeht, Aud
last, though mol least arc the millions Of
gold sink By Americans who idle away
both their time and money in Europe,
ireland il not now the only country dc.
moralilcd BY abenteelsm. These great
abuses and iollics reformed, nothing
would 10 easier than the resumption oil
specie payments, Nor docs resumption
in my case htcGssAtily invdltN oncrout
contraction
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DrawInu Certain or Money Refunded

WlnlU Tickets $50. Halves s25. Tenth, or Cacl
Coupon, %. El0yen Whole Tlgk0Ls, S5OO
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lst. That the gus be shit of at the me-
ire Immediately when a leak is discovered.
"a. That all'lhe lights should be imme.
diatcly cxtingAished, and no,light or fire
be permitted 10 enter any apartment or
locality where there Is n smell Of gas.
Sd. Tint all The doors and windows III
the house he Immediately opened, 50 a'
to allow the gas Is eschrc.
Ath. That Immediate notice Of the leak
bc sent to the Gas Office, 40 that man
cnn be sent to shut OF the supply from
the street mains.
! II these precautions be taken, there i
no danger from leak IN the pipes. II
they afc tistrgafdcd, there Is great dan.
ger Of explosion.
They we're ,lisrcgnrdGd by the persons
In the house on Congress street, where
the late explosion occurred, or there
would have been 40 explosion, J ].
These precautions ARE printed upon the
back Of every gas bill sent out by this
Company. JonN II McELRoY,
Engineer Pittsburgh Gas Company
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Fur ,TickCics, or Information, address
THO. E. BRAMlErfE, Agent and Manage
Louisville, Ky.
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.


Death Of Gov Bramlolte-Aellon Of Tho Trustees
A Successor Appolnted-ho More PoSlponOm0ntS
Drawing Certain February 21lh.
Alta nesting oithe Trustees Of the Public Library
u KOhturky, jan 10, 1870, II was resolved that Y.
N, HrRS, Es1,, who unLOr the lalO lion. Tho J.
llramlslie was The real business manager Of the gift
cohorts already given In aid Of tho Public Library
Of Kentucky, 10 aud ho Is hereby authorized q
take tho place made vacant by the death Of said
Dnmleite IN tbs management Of the affairs Of the
Filth and last gift concert and that the drawing
announced for February u, 1915 shall positively
aud unegulVOCally take place Oh that day without
any further pOstOnOlnCnt or lOlAy w any account
whatever,
H. 7. DUtlRErT, President.
JOItS g. CAIN, Secretary.
Hereafter all communications relating 10 the 9th
COMFORT Ahall he addressed to the undersigned, and
pledge mylOli that The drawing shall como oil
February 27th OF that every dollar laid for tickets
ahal be returned,
c ~ BRIGGS, Agent and Manager,
flOOn I, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
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II, T. DuRRETT, President.

A DvERtlslHe. Cheap! Goods Sytttmdite-
n All Persons who contemplate making COLI
tracts with newspapers int tho Insertion 81 adVer;
4 Co., Il Pafk Row, New York, for their FAM.
PItLET.DOOK (nineiy-Ieeah etiliOn), containing
lists over 1900 newspapers and estimates, show.
Ing the cost Advertisements tAkon iOr leading pa.
Jerl In many States al tremendous reduction lfnni
uubllSlIofS' faiCa, (lkT fttk HOOK
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GhegnteIIigetfer,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,

And lN VIIII WY TO I7-''V'' 67''-'Ia W
n1-rbc alOye prices urr Invariable. Remit al
am yi,t, In Drafts or FOalOtiee Money Orders, aud
shrn neither Of thrse can h prOcuTcd, ssnd III,
mDnry Ia ltIgStcTCd Letter,
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash f. HOdgsOn.

VALUABLE NEW BASIN PROPERTY.
Three-Story Brick Store No. 33S Deord Street in
Front of the Pensacola Landing, on Easy Terms,
at Auction.
ID tioneer-Ofice, No. Carondelet street - On
SATURDAY, July g. 1875. at IL o'clock NJ, at the
St Charles Auction Exchange at public auction will
be sold
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
the FIJI st Disri It Of this city, in the square bounded
by Delord Euphrosine Franklin and Liberty streets,
designated as No. $40 on plan by Delafeld, en-
gineer dated March, 1892 and measures % feet front
on Delord street by depth of "a feet on the side
next TO Lot No 339 and 60 feet the side next to
Lo No 341, and q feet front Euphrosiue street,
all more or less. per Ian of Louis H. Peie, sur
vryor dated June =, 1875
The improvements consist Of A WELL-BUILT
THREESTORY BRICK STORE known as No. 1893
Delord street. or Pensacola Landing, with TWO
Story BRICK BACK BUILDING fronting on
Euphrosne street. leased until next fall and used as
q store beneath with residence, ETC., above and in
rear.
Terms-One-haf cash and the balance at one year.
with per cent interest and all the usual clauses
$500 to be pair cash on the spot to bind the sale.
Act of sale before Andrew Hero Jr. notary, at ex-
pense of the purchaser including taxes due in 1876.
ie2O 27td
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FOR SALE.

4 BEAUTIFUL FARM FOR SATISFY one
"A. mi es up New OrleaDs St. Louis and Chicago
Railroah at Independence 1G acres under cultiva-
ton, 1000 Grape Vines, good Milk Cows, II heads
Hogs. Mule, Jersey Wagon and farming uten;
ella. Peach, App.e Plume and Pear trees. good
Dwelling House, etc. Apply to G. D. EVANS In
dependence. La. Price $500: le2l II.
TNOR SALE-A person in distress has in pawn one
il Ladies' Gold Watch two Vest Chains and other
jswelry, costing some $3.50, upon which has been
Obtained only $50, is willing to sell the ticket at
great sacrifice; the whole or part. Address OMEGA
lock box 9l7. Post Office, N. .. je27 E&M~
TyOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE-One of the
IL finest of SPANISH GUITARS, with Case. A
beautiful instrument in all respects Tone, Material
snd Finish for which $50 gold were refused in better
days. Has been in present owners possession
twenty five years and is known to be much older.
May be seen at No 62 Camp street. je26 ct
LNOR SALE-10 GEO Feet Square Timber. l2xl2,
Il 12x.4. 12x16 12x18, 20x2O and 14xl6; lengths
ranging from IS to IS feet long for sale. Also all
orders for timber required s shed to order at prices
that may be agreed upon. For information inquire
at Mr. < F. Virgins seed store, SO Gravier street.
my30 Stuff
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VNTANTED-$2O per menth for each of three
w Charming Cottages, situated on Bolivar sire t.
near Common. One Of them contains seven rooms
lures and all modera improvements, large yard or
nsmental shrubbery. etc. They are on the shady
side of the street ard with openings on all Sides are
city The smallest cottage is nicely furnished, ha'
beautiful garden is raised high above ground and is
just the place for some young genteel couple, who
are tired of boarding house. The houses offered
at very low rents to parties of the right stripe who
are able to pay in advance give security that the
rent shall be paid punctualy as the owner is about
to leave the city. The houses about squa' 9
f ON the Madison School, in the shadow Of st:
Josephs new church near the Claiborne Market. and
has two lines of cars passing every three minutes
attention Of good tenants Apply on the premises
Nos. 80 9Oa and 80 Bolivar street. of
Je27-lw Il. WOOO fEhhI.
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BY Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ETC.
DY ALBERT PAUL Auctioneer = Office and
u salesroom No 40 Royal street-Wul be sold at
public auction on TUESDAY, June %, at No. $50
Magazine street, near DelOrd-
A general assortment Of Household Furniture.
Also
Two fine French plate Pier Glasses.
Terms-Cash in q. S. treasury notes.
jea7 SuMOETuM
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VNANTED-By strictly private family, residing
w in delightful part Of the Fourth District, be-
nished rooms, with fine b. room adjoining e1cu-
sive use of which will be given full supply of ain
water; well adapted for two friends. to whom they
will be rented for $50 per month, or to one gentleman
for s25: have been pre- iousy rented for go Refer
ence Iequirea. For address, apply to Mr.. LUCIEN
l. DOIZE 81 Baronne street, up stairs. je27 lt*
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There was ludicrously sudden descent from
man preaching on the " Ministry Of Angels, "
suddenly observed, II hear . whisper" The
change Of tone started one of the deacons, who
sat below, from drowsy mood, and springing to
TO his feet, he cried, sits the boys In the gal
lery."