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.nLDDoMINION BUSINESS ,oI0s,dkn "
". No. 1877 MAIN STREET. klnbnn S,Sbss Il!
The ninth annual session @ili nSs,,Se hta,iit
Coapiinc.fouse Pr.eIiee, Boos.sespinsn a az
branches, PennaDship ib0,h ptaia an .hm' de- Bas.
comsnerciai Law, Commercial a Ar,a cCeuuea
mess Customs, fortss, Eorresp
Ataio 80 sos s1'"''uE ORGE D. SAss'~
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BY Sims & Sampson,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Cpl Hull street, Manchester, Va.

No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
" VALUABLE REaLESrATE IN THE CITY
OF MANi,Ht STIR, FRONTING 1874 FEET on
NORTH HULL STREET. WITH T@O FRAMED
BGlLDINGS THEREON, ON SATURDAY.
JUSEl9TH, 1875, AT O'CLOCK ?. M.. NEAR
THE kiCHMOSUtAND PETERSBURG RAIL
kOAD CkOSSISG.-By virtue Of a decree of the
Ilustines Court Of the city Of Manchester, at The
June term thereof, In the suit therein nendlng,
styled Graham and others against Pollard ana
others, VT Will sell at puplc auction, on the prem
ses. FUR VALUBLE LOTS on north Hull street |,
fronting as follows: Lot No. fronts 33 feet. win
small FRAMED DWELLING thereon: No 2. 81
feet, with lwo-stery DOUBLE FRAMED TENE.
MEAT with two rooms each: and Lots Nos. and
4. p feet each, running back lao feet each. more
or less.
This is really very desirable aud valuable pro
periy, being on Main street and in thriving usi-
ness portion Of the city, and where there Is little or
no real estate the market. ear to this property
there is town pump OH the sidewalk OF pure, de-
lghful. AMI very cold water, free 10 ali the inab-
itautS In this vicinity.
TERMS: Onc-third cash; the balance in equal
payments ut six and Twelve months for negotis bic
noIcs with interest added, and ,ite retained until
the whole Of the pufchasr. money is paid
WILLIAM AMBERS,
SOCRATES BROOKS.
iel4 Commissioners.
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BY G-ubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
leyenth street between 1tuio and Ban6.

nv 10
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CINCINNATI.

ST. LOUIS, June s Flour quiet aud unchanged
Corn lower at 674467Sc, cash. Whiskcy stead,
atsl1S. Pork duIl at $685.. Bacon dull oul!
limited jobbing demand.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
(BY TELEGRAPlLI
L,tI. NnRk

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, june 1S.-Coton quiet: sales OF
l422 bales II; 5isM SIC. Flour rules slightly In
DIIcrs' favor with only moderate demand: south.
s4.90oDS5.S5: good t. choice extra. 50 80 atS.25.
Wheat irregular aud uusciiled: 81 32lsl.39 for
red %hIe W. ter
heavy ami lower ut S2@S3c. tor steam
western mixed; s3mSisc. for sail western
mXso s5c FOR "a %eiera m sxe g IN S!o in
lots, 6sM 92c, gold. sugar quiet and Steady: re-
lined unvtaa gcd ut 0Fc,; standard A, 0ac: &c.
for crushed and powdered, MolaS>eso Gr9c.IE
unchanged. Taow steady al S1iM Sc. hosin aud
turpcnlinc quiet Pork lower: Gcw JOU lots 81 80
Larh heavy and lower: 13kc; for prime steam
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June lS-Flour dull and I'M.
changed. Wheat quiet: Pennsylvania red, 81 29d
$3.50; others unchanged Corn dun; sGutinri
white. SIC; yellow, S3a S5c.; western mixed, S3h
Visions dull and Weak. FORK, SIS. 50@S2O,, Ba
con dull shoulders. 9itc. Lard dull and nominal y
lower; ref red, I4HG I5c. Whiskey nrm at sl.2u
Coffee quiet aud steady.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. June 1S.-Flour quiet and un
changed. corn dull ut 72@74c. Froyi,lons dull
Pork 4l9 50@S20. Bacon-ehouders, 94c. clear
rib, 24ac clear, l2bWl3c. Lard-Tierce, ! aga
l5c.; keg, l5Ec. WhisEcy, $l.15. Bagg:ns active
trim, and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June IS Flour quiet aud unchanged
Corn lower al 67a@ 7Sc., cash. Whisky stead,
atsl.1S. Pork duIl at $685.. Bacon dull onl.
limited jobDing demand.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June 1S.-Flour steady. Corn dul
and decining AT 72@7Sc.. Pork lower and in fail
em.nd R =, as SG srS LIra
clear rib, 2i3 l2Hc. Clear, l2btIl2iec. WHlskc,
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CINCINNATI, June 1S.-Flnur steady. Corn dull
and declining AT 72@73c. Pork lower and in fair
demand at 8lS so, spot. Lard nominal summer.
124c Bacon dull aud dccluing: shoulders, Sc
clear rib, l2tGl2H Clear, l2R8l2.c. Whskcy
I
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EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.. x.rsly)
u SUMMER LAW LEGrGRkS Sns ss,,re0sr.
begin 18th July. 1925, and taI io,u a.nts aesisa-
log 10 pursue their studies at this OF .,nLy pf!.
school; 2a, 10 those who pro ose - S,Ss not bsi
yalely: 80, to youpg prlctioners wy nS FOR c.r-
cnIsr apuy {poal-staee University o. !. MINOR.
$500 Prof Gnmnnu and Statue -.
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SALE.

BY virtue Of an order of the Circuit Court OF the
riffs office, No. l1I5 Main street, on The 2fth
June, 1876. at IL O'Clock N.. live shares OF stock
ROAD COMPANY. - JOHN w. WRIGHT,
ie lS . Sheriff City Richmond.
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DOR SALE, A, VALUABLE SMALL
l. FARM Of TEN ACRES, situated. on the
Charles City road two and q half miles from The
city: is of light soil and highly improved; suitable
for trucking; one-half Is Gown in clover the re.
mainder in potatoes, onions cabbages &c. Small
FRAME DWELLING with four rooms, and all
necessary out-buildlugS III Perfect order. ANY one
desrirg such place Will do well 10 apply IT once
to I'm KY ". BAR q on the farm. who wlshes
TO 20 West. and will sell low; or tn j. d. CHILL
DIZZY, No. 1SCU Main street, Richmond. -,
~ - - - lie l5-Tu, Th&S3lk
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Office opposite the courthouse, Manchester, VI
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EXECUTORS SALE OF TIE HOME.
u STEAD or THE LATE MARK A. SHOPE,
KNOWN AS BAKERS, ADJOINING RICH
M,JND ON THE EAS 1.-The purchaser at the late
sale not having complied with the terms OF SALE
the subscribers will sell the above well-known
stand ut auction on SATURDAY. June 26th. At
L. NJ, Ut fair; If not, the first fair day thereafter
ut The same hour.) .-... -.
This property fronts on Williamsburg avenue
los feet, running back 70 an alley.
The improvements consist OF STORE with
three rooms bar shelving, &C.: BRICK DWELL
ISG-HOUSE' with four rooms i: blacksm th-shsp,
stable suihcieDt for . milk dairy, and other out
buildings; we'll Of excellent water on the PREM
ises. -. @'
This property is very desirable as business
the purchasc-lnoney, and should be profitable In
ves'ment. - ".. .''
Terms: One-third cash; balance at four and
--'''' ~ NURMAND SMITH,
.rl #ss.sft"-. ..'s JOHN MCCAULEY,
Executors Of the will of u. a. Shope, deceased.
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MARINE HSTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE IS, 1875.
ARRIVED.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE 10, 1875.
Sun rtseS...........4.42I Moon rses......... s &c
Sun ses.............7.lSl high uue.....".... ali
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no TUE PUBLlC-FOR HIRE. cEBk>
L Having just purchased one OF those SsIStss5z
FINE F1PE-GL ASS LANDORF CAREIAUEo OF
Joseph .3eckhnus. maker, PhiadelDhia, would re-
speetfuiiy call the altenti0u 6f the public 10 the
above. Also keep irst-cass CARRIAGES HACKS,
BUGGlES, and SADDLE-H0RSES for hire. Ap.
ply TO L. G. BENNETT, shockoe Stables,
Second street between Broad and Grace
je 1G-8t
TAUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO., BANK.
e. Ebs, Nos. 8 and II Nassau street. sew York.
issue CIRCULAR NOTES aud LETTERS OF
CREDIT for TRAVELLERS IN KUK0PE AND
also, fog use In the United States, West fpdiss &c
TELEGRAPHlC TRANSFERS to LONDON,
PARIS, CALIFORNIA, HAVANA, MEXICO,
CHINA, JAPAN, &c.
Aceossts Of Bangs, Bankers, and others 70.
eGtyel ia 2a-dp0div
i ETTER-HEADS, S4 to 1918 per reau,
~ ~ tho plSPATCH PHIATING-H0UsE
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY.-We have
Il several SMALL HOUSES, centrally located, III
goou order for sale cheap, and on long time. For
bargain apply at once 70
Real Estate Agents,
lie l6.4t Tenth and Bank streets.
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by Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucti oneers,
11l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 BUILDING LOTS IN THE TOWN OF Full
TON by aCCTIUN.-By virtue Of The provisions
of a cerIain iced of trust bearing de 7ih OF sep.
tember 1873. and duly recorded in the clerk S
office Of Tie Chsncery Court Of the city of kicn-
mond In D. B. 10l G.. page 35l, 10 secure the pay
nent of a certain obligation of debt therein men
tioued, shall as trustee In said deed, proceed 10
sell by auction, on the premises, on " CD%ESDAY
the 23d instant, al 5 clock L. M the real estate
described therein, com listing OF Wu VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS fronting 80 by ITO feet each on
TIL south side o. Graham street between Williams
burg avenue and Fulton street, IN said town OF
Fulton. -#..r
Terms: One-third cash; balance In three and
six months negotiable notes to be given for the de-
ferred payments. with interest added. and title 10
be retaiued uutil the whole purchase noney Is paid
.---s- ''.s' D. A. RICH RDSOS, Trustee.
RIcuARDSOy az 10. aurtiOneprS. je 10
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|HANDBILLS, 81 to % per hundred, ut
IL The DIsPATpR PRINTING. HOUSE.
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TOR SALE, neat two.Story frame
Il DWELLlhG-HOUSE with Eve rooms In
good oruer, with the usual out houses, situated No.
Ola China street, between Pine and Beiyidere
streets. 4 fine opportunity for any person Gesiing
small house. Apply for terms. &C., TO EDWARD
WADE, at corner OF Pine and China Streets or to
S.P. WILLIS No. ll03 Main street. at. & a.H
10
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EoR SALE PRIVATELY, good, G;s


with nine rooms. and kitchen with three rooms.
with gas and water Oh the premises. aud good loca-
lion. For terms and further particulars apply on
the premises at No. 405 Canal street between Fourth
and Fifth Streets. ,1s..i . Ig...s je l2-eod6t*
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UMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER !

ERESH TEAS.-Direct importation from
L China--GUNPOWDER TEAS of the finest
grades: ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 0OLUN(i, and
BLACK TEAS. of SUPERIOR quality, selected with
great care for the Virgins trade by messrs. Rus.
sell u Co., OF Shanghai. China. For sale by
DAVENPORT 8 MORRIS,
je Tim importers.
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REAL ESTATE Ag rEsGyaSE fsAht..
BY W. Goddin,
Peal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

A BOUT EIGHTEEN ACRES OF
n, BEAUTIFUL LAND ADJOINING OAK
WOOD CEMETERY FUR SALE.-1his truly
beautiful LOT /; for sale. II fronts on The main
Il, eulIe, which has recently been graded aud gra-
yelled. for Than 500 yards and also fdntS ths
vineya rd of lJr Nc ariy. 1t Is encosed. The lar
is fertile aud is admirably adapted for market
garden or suburban taru. A bargain VIII be sold II
applied for II once. -.... .
10 1871 W. GODDlN, auCtlOneer.
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BY Wellington Goddln and Williams l. Gibson
-t Real Estate Auctioneers.

lie Observation-Disclosures
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NEW YORK, June lS.-Arrlycd: Braunschwe,
Leah. =" VI
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GEN. FREMONT AND HIS APPEARANCE.

lilttSDuIS Leaders washington special
I saw Gen. Fremont in the lobby of the
House yesterday. He is now old and bent.
His face is deeply chiseled by the furrowing
hand of time. His eyes are slightly bleary;
cheek bones stood out as prominent as those
of Sioux chief. Iron-gray whiskers short
and stubby, closely trimmed down from the
base Of his jaw-bone, grow upon his thin
neck. His dark hair is yet dark iron-gray
and is worn quite long. 1t is combed well for
ward, and hangs down in front of his ears. A
well-worn beaver, set well back upon his
head; bright scarlet comforter; gray tweed
light overcoat, and dark suit of under
clothing made up the general articles of his
attire.
He looks like whimsical, fussy old man,
and little like the hero Of the Rocky Noun
tains, whose pictures during the Presidential
campaign Of 1856 always represented him with
long curls, lin the garb of Western from
tiersman, charging apace upon fiery charger,
breathing the smoke and fire of bloody war.
1t is said that Fremont is trying to get some
allowance from the Government for his past
services in the West. Speaking Of claims, in
this connection, without caring to make
another paragraph right here, wish to call
your attention to the fact that the Woodruff
has brought claim for 100000 against the
Government for damages done her by the
United States authorities for arresting and
combining her after her publication Of the
Beecher-T ilton scandal
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ATHRILLING CLIMAX.
From the Boston Advertiser.

The Senate debate on Mr. Schurz's Louis
lana resolution was continued by Mr.. Howe,
who spoke over two hours. He declared his
unfaltering devotion to the Republic an party.
Having likened it to q ship in stormy sea,
he said "Let those who wish 60 ashore, but
for my part I shall continue the voyage, If
the ship goes down 1 shall go down with it,
whether on the deck or in the hold is for the
people of Wisconsin to say. But when the
ship is raised. as it undoubtedly will be-
when or how cannot predict, the Great In
derwriter will attend to that-there will be
found still floating at the peak flag on which
will be emblazoned-." Here the Senator
tried to quote from the Declaration of indie
pendence, but finding his memory treacher-
GUS he appealed to Mr.. Conkling to help him
out, and then observed, "But l am so tired
cannot remember the Declaration of indie
pendence, and think it time to STOP" and
with this remark he sat down.
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One night recently the gas suddenly went
ont in Marseilles and left the whole city in
darkness. At that moment o gymnast was
performing on the flying trapeze in the the
alter. He was even in the air at that very
instant, having made his leap from one
trapeze to catch the other. He caught the
other successfully, but in such nervous con-
dition that he remained in convulsive OF
cataleptic state. He could not relax his grasp
to change his position; his muscles held rig-
idly as steel and his whole body was liked
swinging like stone. He was taken down N
that Condition and recovered next day.
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THE SUREST REMEDY.
Editor New Orleans Bulletin:

Editor New Orleans Bulletin:
Now that the great heart Of the American
people is, for the first time, stirred by resent
ment against wrongs SO long successfully per-
petrated in Louisiana, under the protection OF
the National Government and now that q
disposition to give us relief leads to the i'm
mediate question as to how this shall be &C.
ycomplished, allow an humble observer Of
events to make suggestion.
g. The recent Developments in New Orleans
Involve questions touching the very founda-
\ Zion of our republican form of government,
Ind before the tribunal Of the American peo-
pie there can be no doubt that our cause
ultimately will be triumphantly indicated.
But to avoid tedious investigations, and
Illuminating acknowledgements on the part Of
those who may have been sustaining these
wrongs conscientiously under misapprehen-
sion of facts; and to give an immediate,
thorough and peaceful settlement of the whole
question, so far rs its practical effect in our
State is concerned, q remedy may be found in
three words Let us alone
Let the army and navy be withdrawn: let
Louisiana enjoy simply the rights Of State
in this Union, the rights enjoyed by any OF
her Northern sisters, and her domestic affairs
would be settled in the time it would take the
telegraph to communicate this policy to her
citizens; not one drop of blood would be shed,
tor not one opponent to the peaceful execu-
ton of the laws would be found.
Such policy has ample precedent in the
settlement OF quarrels between both individ-
uals and States. Quarrels whose merits never
could have been agreed upon, have been set
S,1ed by simply dropping the subject: When
0arty feeling runs high, where is the use OF
keeping vexed question before the people,
when to investigate all the facts time must
elapse, and continuance of the present ruin
Gus paralysis in business result?
Let the General Government simply with
draw its forces and let us work our own sal
country that the present policy Of sustaining
by force minority cannot continue for ever.
Ii the Sta is to have q republican form of
government it must be selt-acting machine.
ii the machine cannot work let the fact be
shown as soon as possible by letting it run it.
self down. When this happens the General
Government will be welcome to take the frag-
ments, break them up, and remodel them in
TO an empire.
But SO long as we claim to be in working
order all We ask is, that they take their bayo-
nets out from the spokes of our wheels and
let us go ahead. The questions involved may
then be tried at leisure on their merits, if
they choose, and the actors in what has hap
pened receive the reward or punishment to
which they may be entitled. But for heaven
Bake, we ask them not to complete our ruin
by stOppage Of our business while all this is
being done. PLAQUEAnNEs.
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Boston merchant" failed lately, owing
over $40, 900, when a committee of creditors
waited upon him to investigate his affairs
In reply to their request for his books and
papers, they were politely informed that he
had never kept any books, but if they desired
list of the persons owing him, he thought
he could easily furnish a list from memory
statement which afterward proved to be
true. 1t was also proved to the satisfaction
of the committee that the debtor had proved
to be better collector than any of his cred
ifOra
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATER. no play of
Shakespeares has given dramatic critics more
difficulty in the solution of its philosophical
puzzles than that of "the melancholic Dane. /"
"Hamlet" is essentially subjective in its
essence, and verges closely upon some of the
metaphysical problems over which SO many
have thoroughly become dazed, yet, in all
this doubt, there is left enough to give to the
ordinary observer more pleasure than would
be commonly thought.
Although naturally every conscientious
spectator Of Hamlet has standard of his
own by which to judge the merits Of its per-
formance-his Booths, Macreadys, Phelpses
and a host of others, yet underlying all this
there remains q stratum Of true defamation
which personal favoritism and common pre-
elections cannot overcome.
At the Varieties last evening select house
greeted Mr.. Lawrence Barrett in Hamlet,
and from the repeated expressions of
thorough appreciation, it would seem the
greeting was more than ordinarily heartfelt.
The acting of Mr.. Barrett was exact, careful
and fully up to the high anticipations Of his
friends. His Hamlet is one peculiar to him
self. Differing essentially from the many SO
familiar to the ordinary play-goer, it has its
higher lights well defined on back ground
of true dramatic portrayal. The support was
more than was expected, and served to finish
the artistic picture.
ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Last night, at this
theater, "Marie Antoinette" was again pre-
sented to fair audience.
Mrs. F. w. Lander, as Marie Antoinette,
was very strong indeed. The strange and
varied vicissitudes which that unfortunate
Queen of France experienced in those
troublous times Of 1898 are wildly and forcibly
reproduced by this charming actress.
Mrs. Lander is possessed with the true fire
of genius and the alternate feelings Of care
less abandon, motherly .solicitude, grief and
despair are admirably rendered by her. We
can only find one single fault with the lady,
which is, that her voice is unsympathetic and
cold, and at times it CRATES harshly on the ear.
MI. J. J. H. Taylor as Louis XVI was truly
excellent. We have nothing but praise for
MIR. Taylor, as he is careful and painstaking
actor.
Mr.. Frank Lawlor as Marquis de Lafayette
was also very fine, and his portrayal Of that
high-born and valiant aristocrat could not
have been better.
The rest of the cast, which is very good
one, were well up in their several parts, and
as the play was well put on the stage, and the
costumes splendid, the performance passed
of very creditably indeed.
This evening, Elizabeth. Queen of Eng
land" will be presented.
ACADEMY OF Music. Last evening this
theater was crowded with refined audience
to witness the last performance of ''Leah" by
Miss Western, who in this personation was
excellent.
Mr.. W. H. Whalley, as Nathan, was unusu-
al good.
Tonight, by special request, east Lynne"
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Among the dealers who applied for permits
sion to place booths on the boulevards of
Paris tor the sale of holiday gifts, was one
who wanted to sell preserved heads and pre-
pared human bones. Permission was re-
fused.
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A lady in Paris attended the last bal maso,t

A lady in Paris attended the last bal masque
out Of mere curiosity. She wore pretty pink
domino which made her particularly con-
spicuous. She supped, and when she left the
ball she found she had drank too much cham
payne. A policeman put his hand on her
shoulder, and she sank down Mortified at the
idea Of being taken off to the station house
When they picked her up she was dead; she
had died from fright So the body was taken
off to the morgue clad in its carnival hnery,
and there it was recognized the next day by
the husband.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR SINGLE
"A gentleman desiring board in a handsomely fur
nished house with firstclass table at a reasonable
rate, can hear Of the by addressing II $. H.,
Bulletin office. ia2O IL,
kNUkNlohED kUoMS WITH Ok WITHOUT
rooms in central locality, either with or without
board, can be suited by applying at No. 1o6 julia
street, between Carondelet and St. Charles streets
Terms reasonable NJ