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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL CoLLKeR
Bar 81. Lous, MIssIsurrl

This institution chartered by the state LeSsatnre
sno oonanotsd BY the Brothero Of the Sacred Heart
mas oeen IN operation 1855 BEAUTIFULLY
sn..eG on me shores OF the Bay commanding
ave view OF the Gulf and aordinR all the syantngoa
OF Sne sea oreo1e and bathing the Summer ts spln-
od ooation IL great Indictment beautiful exercise
ana amusement for the pupils. The Commercial Couree
comprises AL the brsaohes of good Engish education
TERMS;
Board and Tuition, Per session PAYABLE hale vsariv An
-. S25O 90
zIhH POT ssSsion. .-,.---.......-.....-... IS 90
ueng, Per seAsion' toptiona) 20 20
ySsVi Seo. I'd
'"o~slon' speht AZ tne institntion 81 90
Fisno and Violin, per month, e,.ch. ....... %
TSs u riAno, per month so
p luz PEI month 90
DIass Lnstr unent per month 20
opanisn and German languages, per month"; eac.- 90
For further particulars, apply to
BRO FLORIMOND
myS '5i Director OF the College
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EDUCATIONAL.

SETON HALL COLLEGE,
SOUTH ORANGE, N j.
FIRST SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER lst.
a Full Classical and Commercial Course, with
Special Attention to English.
The College buildings are on high ground overlook.
ing the Orange Valley one hours ride frSm Nov yo,l
For terms, etc apply to
RIGHT REV. M. A. CoRRIGAN, DID,
jyli 3m pras,5..
-
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
(sT. JosEPH's,)
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This long established Institution favora5ly known
fifth Scholastic year on
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RLADoN SPRINGS, ALABAMA.

This famous Watering Place opened for the Season
juno Ist. 1875.
Boats leave Mobile EVERY WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY EVENING, ut O'Clock, arriving at
B3adon next morning
Board-per day, % so per week. SIS; per month $50
Children and colored servants halfprice.
1SAACSON. SEIXAS & Co, Grocera. 40 and SO
Canal 81 Common Streets agents for the sale Of
the Bladon Water in barres, and authorized to
make arrangements with families for ae ason and
will furnish further information.
jy1l Pm j. Common & CO. Proprietors.
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BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,

NEW ORLEANS
nifty is called to our largo and we'll assorted stock of
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, INK, PENS,
OFFICE STATIONERY GENERALLY,
and complete facilities for the execution Of
orders for
Autographed Checks, Drafts, Exchange,
and Blanks of every description.
Having complete
PRINTING OFFICE AND BINDERY
we are prepared to all all orders for
BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, CARDS,
JOB PRINTING
in all its branches, in tho NEATEsT STYLE and at
the LOWEST PRICES. my2a SIN
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FsTABLIsHED 1857.
G. PITARD,
IMPORTER AND DEALER
HARDWARE, CRATES,
PAINTS, OILS. vARNIsH, WINDOW GLASS,
WALL PAPER, ETC,
221 and 223. Canal Street. POI and 1913
Between Rampant and Basin Streets
ORLEANS.
nh2l rs Nv Late of No. $40 Common street.
J. 8. ATHENS SON.
Observation-Disclosures sTREET.- .236
DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
Iron, Steel. Copper, Brass Lead Galven1sed Spikes
Nails, Bolts etc.
Brass and Composition Ship Hardware Builders' Hard
ware and Fire Crates.
LocEsmths' and Bell Hangers' Materials.
Together with the greatest variety of description
Of Mechanics Tools and Hardware to be found in the
South, at reasonable prices. Au2'H ly
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T. FITZwILLIAM. N. y. DUNN.
TT FITZWLLIAM g. CO.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY!

A RARE OPPORTUNITY
VNHE undersigned offers for sale 141 acres
L of land located in Anne Arundel county,
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city, only one mile from station on the An
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will be given for all CASH Address
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Or call on AUGUST KNOFLER, Boot
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs

4 COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN AS GUILDS
n nurse and 10 do some sewng, highly recommenied
BY last employer Address +. L. Herald Uptown Brancn
Office
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Mattresses. &c.

81 FAST 18Th ia RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO
city reference
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7a JONES ST.. BETWEEN BLEECKER AND 4rH.
IO rear-A respectable woman 10 20 out BY the day.
cleaning washingi objection the country 81 %
day.
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400 7rH AVA YOUNG GIRL TO 10 GENERAL
10 houseworKi is a good PLATA cook, washer and
irnl,
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117 WEST ED SEA GOOD. SMART GIRL TO DO
Il general hogseworki wiling and obging; city
country good reference.
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7Ol EAST nth ST. BASEMENT TWO RE.
l-O sDectabe coored girls waire IS aud chamber.
mad. or nurse country preferred; good references.
Call Tor two days
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1EO WrST 18TH ST, FIRST FLOOR, FRONT
ITO room Two respectable Protestant women de-
sire few days in private laundry, would do any
otn,r kind Of work and TO it Al any good
reference.
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yEANTED-BY A YOUNG CURL 4 STU ALTON AZ
w nurse will do plaln sewing. II at the Everett
House between and IL A. NJ Mrs. LENAED BOOM.
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40 WEST s2D ST. ~ THE REAR-A GIRL TO
r ~ do house work; Is good washer and ironer;
objections 10 the country
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SITUATIONS wANTEu-FEMALEs.


A4ANIItIEtsatH. &C
DD EAST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
- 70 take In washing and ironing 75c. per dozen
also to go out housecleanng washing and ironing best
city
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4 WEST l9Ta ST (PRESEAp EMPLOYEPsl.-A
r. respectable young woman as waitress: best city
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1OS It'll AVA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO DO
= - Ia lies or gentem ms washing her own
home nuting and pung; linen done in rior style.
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81. WEST 18TH STA YOUNG GIRLi NO oBJEC
OO ton TO boarding house willing 10 60 to the coun
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ON EAST aTH STA REsPECTABLE WOMAN
owl would Ike few gentemen's families wash
ing at her own home OF would 81 out by the day Cal
address Mrs. j.
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100 WEST 18TH sT.-AS FIRST CLASS WAITRESS
I'JC and chambermaidi good city reference frou
last employer.
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OH Sd Az, BETWEEN 20 II AND list sTS.-
i .Ll A tiuy girl. lately lande TO do general
houseworK good washer and lroner; willing and oblig
ing; objection the country call for days
pair OF stairs up, back.
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1CE WEST 52D STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO
- 90 out by the day do washing and ironing or
cleaning, or would take family washing home good ret
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C1H EAST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
AIO with excellent milk, wet best refer
ences from AN eminent physician
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On wESr I7TH STA YOUNG PERSON,
ZUO speak ing English and French fiuently. as maid
In a family going 10 kur0pe no objection 10 chlldreni
accustomed to travels never seasick Call on or address
GREY. tor two days.
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IKE 10TH Ay.. BETWEEN 5l>T AND SD Sis.-A
~ competent person would like to take In wash
ing or go out by the day; best city reference.
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or SD Av, BETWEEN 70rH AND II IT SrS.-A
I.Al respectable young woman TO do house WORK II
a small family: PLAIN cooking anu first washer
,roner best reference from last place.
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Xxx WEST S1ST IA GIRL AS FIRST CLASS
l,J'l waitress; would assist with chamberwork city
country best references.
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iOO GRkENWICH Av CORNER WEST 18TH ST..
LZN top floor, rear-A respectable girl to do gen.
,ral houscwork in small private family; city or coun
ny; reference from last place.
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1SS WEST 18TH ST. ROOM IA YOUNG GIRL AS
100 waitress and assist with chamberwork in a
private iamy is willing ana obligiug good reference.
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p00 7rH AVA CAPABLE. TRUsTw GRITTY AND
OOU respectful young woman 10 40 general house
WORK small private amily SHE Is an excellent
bread baker and good plain cook. She be TO
day at her present employers from TO +. NJ.
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Do EAST MTH 7. lRING FoCRTH BELL; q,
valid lady; Is Obiigng and kind.
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1D7 WEST 10TH ST.. SECOND FLoOR.-A RE
4 = snectable girl 10 do general housework pri-
waite family aud make herself generally useful; willing
to 10 In the country for The summer
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707O 80 Az. BETwEEN esd AND O. II STA
small private family; best city reference. Call for two
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cor STU Av., NEAR SD ST. (RING TOP BELL). :
Oh A competent young woman TO do homework in
aprivate good cook ana ianndress; two years
city reference.
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INTELLIGENCE Omces.

L'AMILIEs. HOTELS RESTAURANTS. CONVECTION
II err and bakers promptly supplied with efficient
French COOKS bread aud pastry bakers
confecuoners ami glaciers TOR city and country. GER
Gle DIES CHEFS III CUISINE FRANCHISE, 36i 9Th av
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Q07 EAST 24rH ST, IN REAR, FIRST FLOOR
~ respectable young woman wet nurse in
city country objection travel has baby three
months old. Call or address.
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1e WEST 39TH ST. present EMPLOYER9-A
40 Protestant TO go 10 Europe maid TO lady 70
grown up children; teach French; Is good hair.
dresser ana dressmaker.
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I OR WEST IS II ST., GROCERY sToRE-A GIRL
~ lately landed, to ssst with general house work
81 10 do chamberworK; willing TO work. Call two
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4 Y EAST 10Th STA LADY WISHES TO PROCURE
4 I situation for most reliable, aithtu woman as
nurse she IS uy compeept TO aSe the entire charge OF
infant from It's firth; long experience nursing
would wait lady has no objection 10 travel very
best city reference and highly recommended. Call or
address for days
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O1Q EAST 3oTH ST., FIRST FLooR.-A YOUNG
DIV girl waitress in a private family first class
reference. Call for days
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mo EAST SGD ST, NBAR frH AVA THOR
1VO OugIlg competent young infants
II tuly competent 10 take charge from birth
good hand sewer; very good In sickness willing and
obi ging objection travel best city reference.
Also young girl TO attend a growing cha can do
uc sowing aud assist with Light chamberwork best city
reference. Call o address.
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O7Q SD Az, BETWEEN 2IsT AND 22D 5, IN
= - the store.-A first class laundress a private
family thoroughly competent in her work; best city
reference.
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one EAST 18Th ST, THIRD FLOOR, FRoNr.-A
AOCo respectable young girl as first class waitress
and chambermaii, or chamberwork alone is willing
and ooglng; best city reference
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s)On FAST 18Th STA YOUNG GIRL AS WAIT
ZCV ress aud chambermaid; has no objection TO q
boarding house
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co 9TH Az. BETWEEN S6Til AND 37rH SIS
fC0J second floor, back room.-A respec liable woman
do general houscwork; is good PLAIN cook, washer
and ironer; good city reference.
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OAO EAST S6TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
s)OC woman as first class waitress or chambermald !;
would assist with fine washing and ironing objection
10 the country
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OIL 7rH Av., BETWEEN Esd AND 9th sTs.-A
OIL respect table girl wishes situation in private
family DO general house work; best city reference.
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ON FAST 18Th STA COMPETENT PERSON TO
ZIU take charge OF growing children or would travel
with lady; no objection TO the country; good refer
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100 10TH Av., MAR 10Th ST.-A RLspEcTABLE
ID girl 10 do general housework IN q small private
family, In the city best city reference
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IDTA SD Az. b TWEEN 77lH AND 18TH SIS -
i ID " respectable woman 10 do houscwork In a
small family willing and sIging; two years refer.
enke from last employer.
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TDS Sd Az, CORNER fiTH STA RESPECTABLE
III young girl to do general homework in small
private family.
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900 EAST 2fTn STA RESPECTABLE GIRL As
OOC excellent laundress two and a half years city
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OeO WEST $50 STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO
zoo do family washing at her house, would 20
out by the day; best city reference.
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Ot0 WEST S5TH STA RESP ECrABLE WOMAN
-OO as nurse can bring up baby from its birth by
hand; nine years civ reference.
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900 SD Az, NEAR 2sD ST, Is THE FANCY
zoo store.--A respectable competent girl aun-
dress In private family gooI city reference Call
from IA till O'Clock.
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O0E ID Av., SECOND FLOOR.-A RESPECTABLE
CUD young girl to do general homework in sma Il
private family good city reference from her last place
Can be seen for two days
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TT WEST 29rH ST., SECOND FLOOR.-A RE.
1t spectacle woman wants lades' gentlemen's
washing; do up clothes in The manner and
AZ moderate prices; ten years reference
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S7O I'd Av BETWEEN 3lsT AND SD SITS. TOP
~ u floor, back room.-A Young woman to do house
work In u small family; best reference
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11R2D Ay., HTH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL
I.fIO TO DO general housework; city or country;
good city reference.
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Mn WEST 45PH 81 TOP FLOOR 'FRONT.'
f,)4f competent person to do general houseworki u
good PLAIN COOK, washer aud roncr objection to go
q snort distance in the country; good reference.