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! for even 4 few tipes after being cracked
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"Solid charms" says Ben. #"I heerd
him tell John Piker that it was psoverbial
that beauty'd fade, but money'd hold its
own through fire and water!'
81 see him kiss Sibyl one day." spoke
up little Tim Ladd, who was lame and
petted; - see him .hissss hen .twieeass If
he don't marry Sibyl ISwill.'y Xndsthen
we all laughed; and "Hush, Tim, " saws
LueysfQ there was Sibyl at my elbow
jest taking OF her shawl.
$, The next day Ben and me- was down to
the Witches POSI- for faith r dim yant
and % him t sna e. '09aR asSy So on
ing so ayssrp1 tSfs, TN we ~ M III s.
the barberry bushes and the alders and
sumacs, who should come lettering by
but Sibyl and Jack Rhett! and they
stopped close by while he threw pebble
into thepo and Invent down and down,
and Is going down now TOR all know,
for there amt no bottom to the pool, folks
think.
"There, sybil," heerl him say, :" nv
love for you is as deep as that pool. Aren't
you satisfied? What does it signify If l
do stay at home and amuse Bertha, if I'm
thinking of you all the time and wishing
was here? You don't want me to be rude
to CURL who's visiting my mother, if she
has got mouth like shark, and she q
kind of cousin, too. I'm sure you needn't
be jealous of her, Sibyl; she can't hold a
candle to your
II am jealous of your good name,
Jack, y says; Sibil. It hurts me as if
they he'd run knife tllrongh3me when l
hear folks talk of you as they do.''
What do fhox, COW o6o,,t mn
you don't love her. Icould bear it, you
know-at least 4 ssoould bear tiff you
loved her dearly :. but it hurts me like
a wound to hear them talk as if you he'd
no honor and no love for anything but
money"
81 shall set it all right some day, sweet
heart" said he. 1.-The fact is, Sibyl, my
father and mother fret me to death"
They want you to marry Bertha?"
"That's it, and you and must waittill
their within wears itself out. have to
humor them little.''
ooh, then you deceive them, Jackw
And is that so terrible? musteither
deceive them or you, sweetheart said
Jack, kissing her; but Sibyl only sighed,
and then they passed on. ga
You see, was forced to play at caves
dropping because l didn't want folks to
know how was disobeying father and
going. on with Ben.
Well, Bertha she went home, and pretty
soon Jack he went too, to study some
thing or other at the same place, and
folks loft off talk r ohout ION, and lock
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03
THE TAhE ON SUGAR.
To the Editor Of the Bulletin |:

You published communication q your is,
} sue Of the 18Th ult, headed "1are on
sugar" and signed "Citizen," praising Major
]. F.. Wyche for his timely interference
IN e tbs the report q a
vestgat5 the yexed subject of tare on sugar,
which has been, and still ia, q subject Of great
and vital importance TO our city and State.
" Citizen can not have read the report and reso-
lutions off red by the committee which requested
the Chamber t. add ess the planters and ask
their fr .eIdly coo, Grafton IN adopting some
measures to give more general satisfaction and
bring back our lost trade, suggesting and recon-
mendng he adopt on OF actual are or II per
cent, which is the standard and unlIolm tare OF
the United States-Louisiana excepted.
1t Is vel known to every person in the busi-
ness that this has been subject OF much COM
plant for many ye irs, is driving away our trade,
and in fact gradually Isolating our market from
the general distributing trade Of the West and
thrcwiny the business into the hands of refners
and spectators, " no take advana ,e Of the stag
nant condition OF Cur market, and who are
thoroughly posted in the various brands or marks
OF packages III regard to loss or gain in tar, it
being well known fact that few INSCRIPTIONS
men pack their sugar III fraudulent hogsneads to
the great detriment Of our honorable planters
who would be the gamers by actual tare, or the
adoption OF rate uniform with other cities aud
States, and thereby realize more than the differ
ence by the gain in price, and more general
distribution OF our sugar to the trade,
making this the leading market Of
the country, whereas under the present
unsatisfactory working Of the tare, the refiners
and spectators are the only gamers. '.Citizen"
also does great injustice TO the committee, in
tentionally or otherwise, by not mentioning, the
principal words, actual tare, which it is their
intention to get, or as near as possible, giving
the planter the option of actual or twelve per
cent. "Citizen" also speaks of the change
adding a tax to the planter | beg leave to cor
rect this interested "Cltizen," who is trying to
make capital out of this vexed question, by in
forming him that one of the principal objects OF
the committee in recommending this change was
to fortify the planters against any legislative
Inspectors (Which has been attempted during
the past two sesslons), by taking action in co.
operation with the planters to briog about some
mutual arrangement which would do away with
the necessity for legislative action and therefore
avoid . real, and not an imaginary tax. The
Lord save our planters and commerce from such
friends as " Citizen" 4 SUBSCRIBER.
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For Sale.


THE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE PROPERTIES
i are offered for SALE at the low prices named, on
the very advantageous terms of OnefourIh cash and
balance on credit distributed through period of 10
The three-stOry b lex dwelling, No. 201 Bur
gundy, between Dumaine and st. Ann
streets ------..-...-..-..---..-$2 400
No 203 adjoining the above Observation-Disclosures. 2 400
The one-story brick, between pc Is, cOpd
District Nos. GO and 10 Damaine street.
near Royal 2,75O
en- No. 521 Charities street, Third District
one of Architect Row. . 500
The three-story brick dwelling, Third District,
No 20 Marigoy street between Deca.ur
The twostory brick store and dwelling, Third
District. No 45 Decatur street, between
Elysian Fields and Marigny streets. 2 400
The twO-story brick dwelling. No 1903 Char
ters street, Second District. between Hos
pital and cracks streets ---------.---.-. 5000
The large and well known property the Or
leans Hotel frecentlv repaired and
painted) in Second District Chsrtres
street between ST. Louis and Toulouse
sire. is .,.-------.--.-- II 900
The three story brick store No 226 New evee
street, First District, between St. Joseph
and North Market streets: ----,---:--.:--, 1900
The well known Ar. strong Foundry, in First
District corner New Levee and EratO
street. extending to Witherss Alley ...-. Is 900
Two des rable lots corner of Gravier and Front
ttre5ts, First District next to Bell a.
Merge, togs Their Observation-Disclosures 6 900
The comfortable two-story dwelln g, No 3Oa
Bayou Road formerly occupied by J. L.
The very desirable one story dwelling &C
Frenchmen street, Third District, opposite
Washington Square, and occupied by c.
Kilshaw Esq, with large lot. $500
That commo0ious brick bul ding on Cha1tres
street, Second District, known as the Bouny
Bakery -.----.-...-.........1O, 900
The three,story brick store corner of Front
street and Wthe's Alley, First District,
near A. mstrOng Foundry Observation-Disclosures. 800
The three-storv brick store, corner Front and
EratO st eets, First District, together with
adjoining lot 20 feet front on EIato street 900
The property Perdido st eet, First District
between ST. Peter and ST. Paul streets, %
feet front by 100 feet deep. 800
Five lots of ground in the Fourth District,
measuring each 26 feet 10 inches front
TchOupitou street, by 8, feet 10 inches
deep, between ToleaanO and Pleasant
S reefs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
One lot of ground on square II. in the First
District "a feet 9-5 Delta and Water
streets, by 125 feet lines be ween Julia
and Notre Dame streets Observation-Disclosures. 500
The spacious and valuable property corner of
Camp and South streets. opposite Lafayette
Square, known as the Florence House, to-
gether with adj lining lot 30, 900
Many of the above properties have been recently
repaired and are well tenanted at good rents.
For particulars apply at
CITIZENS BANK,
corner Customhouse and Royal streets.
$40 3taW1m
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT,

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
ROBERT II. hartley, Chairman;
Hugh Flynn, J.J. Fitzpatrick, p ElIzardi
JAS p. o Brien, Il. T. Shepard, Andrew Leo,
Matt Gladden., T. Bradley Jno Mccartney,
II. M. O'Mallie, j. L. Gibbons, VIM. German,
Frank McEhoy.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
Philip McCabe, Chairman
Jno N. Healey p Barron VIM Conway,
nj. Griffen, Bart. Moran Il. M. Gilmore,
Ii. McMa'us j. Sullivan j. Il Durnin,
I'll. M. U Mallie Ed Duffev, M. WALSH
J. +. Pendergrast NJ Sweeney, NJ r tiillen,
I. u. Carey, r. X. SHIRT VIM. German,
Jas. Sweeney, Il L. Shepard, T. j. Burke.
5. Mcnamara, Thos. Lynch, L Mcdonald.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
Robert Fl. BARLEY, Chairman
John McPhel.n, Peter Elizardi, Jno. Kennair,
L. Doherty, nj. j. Sheehan, u. b. Flynn,
j. b. Cunningham, Geo. McCloskey.
Application for Ladies' Invitations can be made to
palrick Ezardi, corner of Craps and Vaudeville
streets Philip McCabe, 100 Carp street; M. j.
Sheehsn, Ma azne street. opposite Magazine Markets
Edward Dore Tchoup itouas and Marengo ltreets !;
John KenI air Old Levee and Toulouse streets
or to any member OF the Committee of Arrange
ments.
Sealed proposals for the rent Of the Bar aud Res
taurant under the hat room, may be left with ths
Secretary of the Association 40 Poydras street.
ner OF Camp street, up to the 10th Of November.
TICKETS. .-.--.---..-..-.TWO DOLL AIRS
o3 20-eOdlm
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COMMISSIONERS OF CONSOLIDATED DEBT,
City Hall, New Orleans, june 3, 1875.
Notice to Holders of City Bonds.
In conformity with the ordinance of the City Coun
Gil notice is hereby given that tenders for Bonds to
be conve ted into emium Bonds will be received at
the Department of Finance until the FIRST OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT.
In order that there be delay in providing for the
first allotment, parties should report AT ONCE the
amount they intend to offer.
c.. j. LEEDS, Mayor,
ED PILSBURY; Administrator Finance
j. G. BROWN, Administrator Accounts,
IS 2dptS Commissioners Consolidated Debt.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Southern Shoe ManufactOry.

Southern Shoe ManufdctOry.
NEW ORLEANS, July a. 1875.
Gentlemen of New Orleans and Louisiana:
am starting Southern Shee Factory. only ask
of you gentlemen, for your patronage. Iguatantee
at will give you better satisfaction in my line than
any establishment in this citcheaper and of better
material. Gentlemen. you all know that there are
great many laborers and mechanics in this State
who have work nor any food for their wives and
children. If we will start own factories and pat
ronize each other could easily get along with
factories of all descriptions. Our money is all given
to the North and West which is millions of dollars.
have been established in the Shoe Mandatory for
the last twenty years, and call the attention of
the community in general
Yours respectfully.
JOHN HANSEN,
jy27 2dp 35 Canal street.
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PRIMARY Grammar AND HIGH SCHooL.-That
hrned lady, Mrs. E. Mathews, to whom many
our most sprightly and accomplished young
hies are indebted for their sttractiveness, has
GENTLY returned to the city from tour Of re-
eation among the mountains of Virginia. She
s reopened her primary and grammar school,
E349 Josephine street, between Prytsnia and 1t.
Rarles. We are glad to learn that q goodly
mber Of scholars is in attendance. There is
more able and successful teacher in New Or
Ans than Mrs. Mathews, and we take great
kasure IN commencing her to those Of our
de1s who have daughters TO be educated.
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GREAT ATTRACTION. -Turcotte, the proprietor
the . White Building" 1853 Canal street, il
pw opening to the view Of his thousands Of
)sitors a most extensive stock Of new fall dry
bods just received. These goods were pur-
based in New York at extre mely low figures, and
glance at Turcotte's advertisement in another
klumn will convey an idea Of the extent, variety
I'D cheapness Of his stock. Don't fail to give
IN an early call. II Mr.. Turcotte 10 not pres
q, Capt. Broussard, his alter ego, will receive
ke guests and treat them fairly and politely.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The State Central Committee of the Demo-
cratic and Conservative Party iwil meet at the city
of New Orleans, on THURSDAY, the 21st of Octo-
Der, 1875. This call is made at the request of
Der of the members Of the Committee, and full
attendance is earnestly requested
r. II. MARI, Chairman
New Orleans Oct. l 1875. o3 Su&Tu
Third Ward PrOpe ty Holders Union will
meet in the Hail. No Ito Carondelet street MONDAY
EVENING, October 4, at ~ o'clock.
All owners of Real Estate in the Ward who wish
an immediate reduction of TAXES are invited to at
tend, and become members of the Union
By order of
d. P. SEAMAN, President.
THoS. MCINTYRE, Secretary pIo TEN. o3 1t
New Orlcaas, October LIST, IS7j.-The Kip
Rowing Club going to give thet First GRIND
Fancy Dress and Calico Bali at the Stonewali Jack
son hall Saturday, December 25th, 1875. VII send
invitations soon as out. o2lt
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|eeps constantly on hand very large and choice
|ssortment OF luscious foreign and domestic
fuits which we ADVISE our readers to call and
Examine. They are delightful enough to please
be eve and tickle the palate of an anchorite.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-The fine side-wheel steam
h6I4aR - boat L. M. BAGBY 173 feet long 81 feet
@sss3sSs BEAM 6 feet hold in clear; three boilers
% feet long. 40 inches in diameter cylinders sOa
inches in diameter, feet stroke. For further in
formation apply to NJ W. JOYCE,
au13 tt Ill Gravier street.
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ITO Furnished, gas throughout-The whole
i half of elegant residence in beautiful loca-
ton in the SecO District contains seven be rooms
parlors diningroo servants and bath rooms kit
chen, etc; grounds set with shrubbery.
Proprietor and small boy VIII board with occu-
pants if agreed
Apply on the premises, 157 North Dolhonde Tor
DorgeDois) street. between Dumaine and st. Philip.
The Main street and Fair Grounds cars leave Clay
Statue, Canal street, every five minutes and pass
within half block of the house. and French Market
cars about as usual. O3 3t~
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We are glad to observe that Mr.. M. L. Byrne,
he great Canal street dry goods merchant, has
eturned to the city.
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ENOR RENT - Two handsome Cottages, No 1877
l. Philip street. near Annunciaton, Fourth Dis
trio, one square above Jackson containing six and
zen rooms, retired from the street with front and
rear galleries gas and fixtures; churches,
kets and schools. Apply on the premises. o3 1T
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ITO RENT-A front room, furpished with OF with
Il out board, nice. comfor able acsommod atoms
private family. Terms rea enable. Apply at No.
Eutsrpe street between Prytania and Coliseum
stret Is. upper side n3 2t*
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LNOR RENT Raised Cottage House on Delachaise
IL between Prytania and Coliseum streets. Seven
rooms, large yard gas etc. two lots adjoining if de
sired. Rent low to a good tenant. Apply to NEW
MAN e. KENT, so Tchoul itoulas street
O3&MoE
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n Card.

|Nor1cE-
The following Tariff of Charges is adopted by the
Undersigned, to take effect from LIST October, 1875
and continue until August 81, 1876
COMPRISING.
For Foreign Ports Direct or Coastwise W beth
er by steam, sail or railroad per bale 10 c
For Coastwise ports steam, sail or railroad,
| per bale 10
! CHARGES TO SHIPPERS
Drayage to ship and labor per bale 25 C
Labor on all cottOns hauled by shippers per
| bale III C
Covering sample holes, covers furnished by
| press -......-...---. IS C
Covering sample holes with shippers patches. 5 c
Extra bands each. 1212c
On cotton ship marked, not ordered the day it
| is weighed, storage and labor per bale,
with tie privilege of rem lining three days 10 C
After three days. storage for first month, in
Guiding the three days 80 C
SMALL NUMBERS.
On small numbers the charge for labor and
storage for any period from lst October,
1875 to 3lst August 1876, per bale 80 C
Extra drayage on cotton returned from ship,
steamer or railroad, each way 1212c, to be
paid by shipper together, per bae- 25 C
For forwarding cotton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 25 C
On all cotton ship marked or small numbered
removed from one press to another for the purpose
of storage COMPRISING, or shipped without being
compressed per bale 25c to be paid by the purchaser
upon he delivery of the cottoI.
Cotton taken by origi al planters mark will if re-
moved upon the day it is received and weighed be
delivered free of charge.
New Orleans September 49, 1875.
Levee Steam Cotton Press J. c. Denis, President
Commercial Press, Smith g. Goldsmith.
Penn, Kentucky and Anchor Yard, Herndon &
Krumbhaar.
Canal Street Press j. c. Van Wickle.
Orleans Slippers, Pelican and Crescent City
Presses Sam Boyd g. Co.
Vii ginia Press Lewis q Lynd
Alabama and Factors Presses S. Hayward.
Louisiana Press +. X. Bryant
Atlantic Press NJ j. ZunIz & Co
Jackson Press, O'Brien s. Co.
Fire Proof Press, j. P. Moore.
Planters Press Abbatt Randolph Johnsol
Union Press, A. p. Mason.
Natchez Press, L. A. Levy, Jr.
Empire Press, Warren Even.
Ter ell Press, r. Terrell.
Cooper Press, S. G. Coulon. $50 tt
DUITER-BUTTER-
In Store and for Sale.
We are constantly receiving the very best brands
of Goshen and Western BUTTER.
GORDON e. GOMILA,
s23 I'm 100 Magazine street.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

IJNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Elk
listing between G. DOYLE and E. Il. BANCKER, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent c. DOYLE
is authorized to settle the affairs of the late firm.
G. DOYLE.
E. II. BANCKER.
New Orleans, Oct. 1, 1875.
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Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
|he BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
|or fifty cents each.
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nor RENT-TwoS Story House on Delachaise be-
l. tween Prytania and Coliseum streets Ten
rooms, hall gas orange trees ana two lots adjoin ne
If desired. Kent low 10 good tenant. Apply 10
NEWMAN KENT so Tchoupitoulas street.
o3&MOE
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~ RAND ENTERTAINMENT

ST. PATRICK,s HALL,
Tuesday Evening. October s, 1878,
Given by the Ladies of the
CRESCENT CITY RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
For The Joint Benefit of wounded on the 18th of Sep
TENDER and the sufferers in the late terrible dis
aster upon the coast of Texas.
PROGRAMME:
Tableau.
1. The Exiled Hebrews"
. Germanil Qaartette Club.
s. Tableau-
lStatuary) Angel of Peace "ophelia T" Queen
Eleanor and Fair Rosamond."
T. Galaihee, Victor Masse, Contralto Solo
Miss Ida Reman.
Angels Whisper"
g. Duo PuritaiDs. .-..--..---.-..-.... Bellini.
Prof Van Auiiien and pupil, Mr. F. c.
Z. Tab au-
lstatusry) "Chldhood" Lady of the Lake.
The Blind Boy and Dumb Fanny"
D. Germania QuArtette Clab.
Lady Jane Grey led to Execution"
H. Marguerite -Goun0d.
Miss Hen,iette Dohonde.
ii. New Jersey i'm 1890. ....-.-...... Bret Harte.
Mr. Fred N. Thayer.
:, tstatu1y) :. Faith, Hope and Charity
Prof Van Hufisn
IA. Germania Quartette Club.
ID. TAbleau-
"Gipsey Encampment"
Mr. PhILIP GkEULING, Accompsnist.
Dancing. Fine Brass and String Band.
Refreshments at moderate prices in the supper
Tickets to be h at the door on the night of the
entertainment.
ADMISSION ........FIFrY CENTS.
Concert commences at ~ P M. o3
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ESOR RENT-A large, comfortably furnished front
I Room. in pleasant locality. Apply 165 xth
street near Magazine. or lt<
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ITO RENT With Board a large unfinished front
i Room. with hall room attached, as Fur ished
Room at 237 Camp street. O2 IT.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Hoffman Marks s. Co.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
FURNISHING GOODS AND NOTIONS.

1O1s1S1'51fH1Vu UOOOo 1x4ND 1SOI1OxSo'
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS & CO.-Alex. Levy
ID AuctoDeer-Salesroom 80 Magazine street
On MONDAY. the 4th lust, at 1913 o'clock A. NJ
will be sold, wi hout reserve wha ever
A large and well selected stock of FOREIGN and
Domestic Dry Goods Furnishing Goods and Notions
Consisting Of
Bleached and Brown Cottons Pr nts, Strif es, Den
inns, Tiokings Oh. CTS, Kerseys, Linseys Clio hs
Cassime es Doeskips. Je MS Tweeas, Alpacas, De
lains, Shaker, Blue, White and Red Flame etc ;
Shirts Drawers, Corsets Towsls handkerchief,
Skirts, Chemise, Embl oid.res, Collarettes, Ruff
filings, &C.
full line of Notions
Terms at sale.
We would respectfully call the attention of Clio.
THEIRS that on THURSDAY, the It'll inst, we will
OFT r without any serve, special con,isnment of
525 lots of Fashionable made Clothing for Men, Boys
aid Chiaren, expressly manufactured for the all
city trade o3
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FOR. RENT.

TO RENTS inserted in this column, not exceeding
one square, FIFTY CENTS.
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TITO RENT-A superior two-story House. 1241a
J. Terpsich re sueet, between Constance and
Annunciation; the fine Dwelling, 152 Annunciat on
been in as Free Market and Grocery and is
we'll adapted for that business. Apply at LAG Race
street. O3 2t*
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rTNO RENT-A nicely furnished front room in a
i private family, with without board. Refer.
enees exchanged Apply at a53 Tar. sichore street.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-That neatly
l. furnished cottage, corner of Race AID Camp
streets, containing parlor, dining ROOM two bed
rooms, kitchen and servants For further par
tcu'ars apply to VIM. P. FRERET, Commercial
Place, at 452 Camp street. o3 Su&W*
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THO RENT-Three large and neatly Furnished
i Rooms, front ROOM Residence wi hiI
twD blocks of Canal street. Apply at No. 70 Lower
Rampa street. $50 IT