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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19

CHARcoAL.-The Golden Rule Store has re-
moved from old quarters to the house form
erly occupied by Sandy Van Alstine as a sa-
loon. Bottom figures on everything sold.
Everything guaranteed as represented, and
sold cheap for cash. s3-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19

RETURNED. - Fred. Hart returned
yesterday forenoon from a brief visit
to his native city of Austin. He
brings favorable reports from h a
thriving burg, as will be noticed in an
interesting communication in another
column.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19

MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC CEN
TRIAL CoMMITTEE.-There will be a
meeting of the Democratic County
Central Committee at 7 o'clock this
evening at Hillhouse & D%avenport's
law office. Members are requested to
be promptly on hand at the appointed
hour, as business of importance is to
be transacted. A. E. Titus, Chairman.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19

FousD.--A fine line OF gents furnishing
goods, cigars, tobacco, cutlery, stationery.
notions, etc., at the new quarters of the
Golden Rule Store, one door south of Paxton
j. Co., bank, cheap for cash. s3-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19

THE NUMBER REGISTERED At
dark last night, Judge Beatty had
upon his registry books for the two
Eureka precincts the names OF l,3l2
voters. The probabilities are that the
maximum number will be but little
short of 1,400.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19

GONE FISHING.-George w. Mer.
rill, candidate on the Democratic ticket
for District Attorney, and Lambert
Molinelli, ditto for Stiff Viewer, left
Yesterday morning for the northern
part of the county. The former goes
for the purpose of interviewing the
voters relative to the Turco-Serviar
war, while the latter's journey is made
upon general principles and officia
business,
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ON DIT.

The Duke of Lochryan's yacht Junista
| crossed the bar at $50 O'Clock Saturday morn
ing. having on board detachment Of the 92d
Lancers under command of Col. Pa. Matt
land. This is one Of the Kings crack regi-
ments, and We bespeak for the brave soldiers
and their gallant Colonel kindly welcome.
AT meeting of the Young Mems Va
riety and Dramatic Club, held on February
14.h. the following gentlemen were elected to
serve during the ensuing year. Hon. Geo. F.
Morton. Honorary President; H. E. Capdeau,
President; L. Martin, Vice President; VIM.
Eckenbrechf, Secretary; L. Simon, Jr., AS.
sistant Secretary; F. Shepherd, Treasurer.
THE Orleans Dramatic Association have
issued cards to their lady friends rendering
them the inequalities of their club rooms
during the procession of the Knights of
Menus On next Thursday evening. There
is splendid verandah in front of the club
room. AMI it is very thoughtful in the gen.
tlemen of the club to thus provide their lady
friends SO good an opportunity of witnessing
the parade.
the House having tackled two of the
monopolies, the Slaughter. House and the
Lottery, indefinitely postponipg the one, and
repeating the charter of the other, with par
tiality which was quite unaccountab!e, will
no doubt now find leisure in the few remain.
ing days of the session to devote to the many
reform measures which have been introduced,
but which lie quietly in pigeon holes, or on
committee tables, waiting for the time which
We begin seriously to fear will never come,
when they will be taken up and passed as they
should have been long ago.
-. .Grea. complaint was made on Saturday
by shippers and ship-owners against the Mo-
bile Railroad management on account of the
obstruction offered to traffic on the levee by
the cars of the company. We learn that there
were quite large number of cars. completely
blockading one of the principal routes to the
landing, and that no persuasion could induce
the officers of the road to remove them
We are assured that the obstruction was of 10
real necessity, and that at one time large
number of floats loaded with cotton and
other merchandise were completely stopped
by the cars. These matters should be at.
tended to by the proper authorities, and if
the officers Of the road will not so manage as
to transact their business without so seriously
incommoding the business of commerce,
measures should be adopted to enforce free
and untrammeled traffic by compelling the
road to- keep the levee and routes leading to it
clear of their cars during such busy days as
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TEMPUs FUaIr!

The brief message from Gov. Kellogg to tn,
Senate, sent in on Saturday, is nugget o.
good advice as far as it goes. II Republicans
are in search for something to say in eulog.
of their Governor, they might find nothing
more nearly to their liking than this rather
pertinent little document. Ia Washington
and Northern cities it will, no doubt, have
one Of the effects intended, by presenting the
appearance of desire to hasten Yeformatory
legislation. With the more thoughtful mem
bers Of the Republican party, those who
never have made, and who never intend tc
make trade of politics, the advice of the
Governor will meet with approval. Those
of the more contemplate variety, who
are ready to sacrifice anything for
personal profit and personal advantage,
would have been we'll satisfied to see the SEES.
sion drag on to the last hour of the sixtieth and
final day without the passage of one act to
tighten the load which taxpayers are forced to
carry. There were still others here, and more
abroad, who would have been glad for any
occasion that might have led to strife, COLI.
sion and violence. The non-action of the
Senate annoyed, leased and fretted the
people, and therefore the Radicals Of the
malignant type will be sorry to seq the
Senate pass and the Governor approve any of
the numerous reformatory measures which
are now before the Lower House. Like But
Ter, who is their model in morals. spirit and
ideas, they want nothing which they can get
without "fuss." If the session comes to a
pacific close they will be disappointed, and
they fear that the advice of Gov Kellogg may
tend to produce such close.
Without looking the gift horse in the
mouth with too keen a scrutiny, we may say
that Ksllogg's formal appeal to the sluggish
and inert Senate is likely to have some { feet
upon remedial legislation. In and around the
State House yesterday there were symptoms of
q reaction. In both houses there were fewer
lowering brows and moody aspects. Some
talked as if q serious crisis had been safely
passed through without any near danger of
another. Some, hitherto Respondent, ap-
peared to think that the annual overflow of
legislative talk had subsidized, and that much
good might yet come from more practical
action.
There is but little time left, and q vast
Of business to be transacted, and the
people have the right to demand Of their
legislators that they shall 60 to work and az
complish all the reform measures possible.
Let the House move as If there were no Radi.
cal Senate and no Democratic party. Let the
Knife of reform be used unsparingly, no mat
Ter who may be hurt-the people are suffer-
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Another DISTINGUISHED Arrival.

AHOUNCI DISVIuS OIbuCV ATTIV8Ie
Quite q futter was created yesterday at
Carnival Palace by the arrival of that dlstin-
guished representative of one of the most
ancient houses of the realm, the Duke of
Clicquot, whose immense estates are the
wonder and admiration of his associates and
friends. His Grace was attended by large
retinue, among whom we saw Boquete, the
butler, who has grown gray in the service of
this celebrated family. Boquete announced
with much pride that his master had ordered
ten ship loads of his celebrated wine, the
Eugene Clicquot Champagne, for the uss of
the Royal household and guests during the
fete e His Majesty Rex.
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Seebold W e
Schwartz, A g. Son
Senac & LaI ose
Staufer. Macready g. Go
Stone e. Tut
Steyens FL b g. Co
Seymour e. stevens
StOc meyer Ed Z & Co
Smi h a Goldsmith
Schwartz j NJ
st. John Henry
s Ihew r
Schwart Joseph
SUI Mutual Insurance Co
SlvcOmb Mrs Cora A
Townsend e. Lyman
L, rell X
TAFT w c
Taylor l N
Theuret Rudolph +
TIicOu T. p
Tuyes j. Jr
Urquhart ID ,vid
VOse BrOt eIs
Volckmann L N
Vandegar e
Valentine j W
Valletfa 0F
Vorster Edward
Wilson Z II s. Mills
Wilcox n A
Wa son Robt
Watkins L
Willia John A
Woodward Thomas
Wells jeff
Wolf A
Wunder Paulus
Weydig Martin .....
Wollt,arth Charles
Werlrin Phi lip
WiIherspoon } M
Weber A +
Wunderlich S G
Ego 1.2dp
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WANTED-Toi inform the public generally where
w are to b. found the lowest dental charges in
the citv. DR.. j. KNAPP has moyed from IA Ba
street to AS Canal street. and has reduced his
charges To- all dental operations that they the
LOWEST in the city. Filling teeth, heretofore SO
much eaded, performed without pain BY means of
. new invention which, together with the finest
specimens Of ar. ifcal teeth. made on a new plan,
with new substance, cheerfully shown to any per-
pain, and too hache cured instantane0usly. All
work GuarantAad Consultations free. III 1YSn
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-20

ing too much to care who the individuals may
be whose pockets may suffer by the reforms:
they demand relief, and as yet, while they
have heard much talk, they have not been
able to discern any tangible results. We
must get up reform revival, and see if our
Democratic and Conservative members can't
shame the Radicals into joining in the good
work.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-20

THE HINGES OF THE BoDY.-The joints are the
hinges of the body. rheumatism renders them
stiff and unmanageable. cold is more apt to
settle in the joints than anywhere else, except the
head. The use Of the adulterated liquors of COM
merce is very apt to develope the earthly, chalky
secretion which, in govt, is deposited upon them.
The best substitute for such fiery potions as we'll
as a remedy for all rheumatic and equity affec-
tons. is Udolpho Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic
Schnapps. xA
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-20

WANTED-PURCHASE FOR EGoS FROM
w the following varieties of chickens: Partridge
Cochin, 50 per dozen; Buff Cochin. 80 per dozeD
White LeghOrn, 81 50 yer dozen. The owe chick.
ems have been selected VITA view OF having the
most perfect birds and for their egg producing
qualities For particulars address p. c., Bulletin
office. d2S If
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Sebastian &c orge C
StOutemyrr g. Juds0n
Shearer ) D
Schmidt Il Zeigler
Schneid. r LOUIS
Simms. Thomas & Levy
STRAIT on g. Mayer
schultz e. Co
S, me j e. Co
s mon a. KOhn
Story B S
Stafford e. johnson
80, tell G w e. Co
! Spiro H e. VeiJ
Sta, ley VIM L
Tyler II e. Co ...... ...
Thomson A
Taylor Nelson ..-.
T"oert NJ III
Thsyer Frederick n
Tignori George
To ian X L
4 ylor i w
Vincent & c.
Vaught ID A S
Virgin 4 +
Van Norden w
Van Wickle J G
Wizard A
Walnsl. Y c L g. Co
Wackerbar.h & jos 'ph
Woods Wallace
Wood w b DIR
Week $, Si.as s. Co
White j u
Wellington & Smith
Wheelock, Flnl.y q Co
White T.
Wagner w
White Elihu
Wintz II q
White A II
Weber Arnold ....
Walker William
Yorke Z A l. Co
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WANTS.

WANTS Inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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WANTED-A ling House ito rent)-with six
W bedroom. parlor and dining room, kitcnen and
servant rooms FIRST Dis it preferred, between
Euterpe and Girod, Magazine and Rampant streets
Answer 1859 EratO street. Fl3 If
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WANTED-BY A LAD FOURTEEN YEARS
w Of age, place in Office store He is will
ing to do any kind Of work, a. to work hard and
steadily for his employer. he wishes to help his
widowed mother. Can i've good references. Ad-
dress A. ". Bulletin Office. FIJI Ct
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-20

The Arrangement Committee OF the Y. NJ. B.
A. are sparing neither trouble or expense to
make their entertainment! Of February 18th q
grand success.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-20

NIANTED-FOUR MORE SOLICITORS-FOR
w Wilson Sewing Machine Company. The most
popular machine in the city. Sold on easy monthly
pay ments. All the attachments free. To good
honest men We are prepare1 to Offer and special
Inducements Call at 1a9 Canal street ial6eSutf
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-20

New La. Remedy for coughs. etc. Home
proofs-any sworn jury would receive them.
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Members OF the Ball Board of the Y. M. B. A.
are requested to apply at once for their inv Ia
tions, the number being now nearly exhausted.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-20

Everybody drinks the Eugene Clicquot cham
payne. J. Mandin Co., sole agents, 81 Decatur
| atreet
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WAETED-A PARTNER WITH $4,000 OR
w S3OOO to develop prof able cane and rice crop,
under work ard in good condition, . plantation
not far Fl. the Guy. Good investment, fiue oca-
tion Apply to A. B., P. O. Box 1850. Fig 2t*
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-20

WANTEO-SOEe three four nice Families
W be accommodated with fine Furnished Rooms
and the best Of Board at 149 St Charles street. nearly
opposite Lafayette Square Also some twenty five
or thirty day BOarders will be taken at four dollars
per week, payable in advance This great reduc.
lion from former prices. The house is frst-class,
best Of people. Remember l49 st. Charles street.
NIX 1r4
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WANTED-A private family residing at Ne. 8
W st. Peter street. fronting on jackson Square.
desire to rent two front to gentlemen or gen.
1emen and their wives, with or without board.
M
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NEW ORLEANS PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY,
fRON COMMENCEMENT TO DATE.


Anderson & Simpson
Alcus, s here's Il Autey
Aliey, L l. e. Co
Arm trcng johnson
Angel T. j
AugAnd 4
Apologize NJ II
Bur eau Charles X
Brouss -au, A Il Son
Baker John
Barnet, j o. Go
4 Blchner, X Z a, Co
Baldwin, a t. Co
Bell w A
Bri kell DIR Warren
Barr John J
Boyd Samuel
Bayne T l.
Bel +
Bloom L e. Co
Burgess II T
Barrett j NJ
Keyiy G NJ, Jr .-
Bell C e
Boyd Samuel & Co
Brutnn z
Bonnet J n
Bobet Brothers
Btophy I
Beltrau Raphael
bi0w eli ID
Berry CD
Bush g. Leveret =.
Carroll ID Il
Chatfe, Brother g. Son
COyle w G . Co
Chism e. Boyd
Clsachs p l.
Cdrrierc A q Co
Christ L
I rOlnwcE j Il G
Coo 4 Grill A
IuLum X l.
Clark X NJ
Clarke John
Car er III
Clapp Brothers & Co
Crescent Mutual Ins Co
Comet j i
Cassanave G
Oh tie, Hamilton e. Pow
ell
Cazentre F
Cookery w +
COnd,n Patll *
Charles Il
Ocean, Ze ega g. Co.,
Darcy a. Wheeler
Dumb .rti W a. Son
Dibble ii G.
Dulany II Il
Dillon William
Davis A j
DuchirOn A
Drs, fus 10. eph
Donovan j G ... ....
DonglasJ
Downing John
Den, cnand Z +
Dubarry Jean
Eager, Ellerman & Co
Eacher ID ...-.....
Ensminger A
Eyrich K u -..
Frede ickson & Harte
Finney. = A & Co ....
FOrch, inner Brothers
Farmer John
Frelet w r
Ferguson g. Schnacks
Fluck +
French J Compton
Flynn b
Finch Michael
FrOt scher K
Fair w
FOlger e. Co
FrOvillO j Jr
G rdOn g. GOmila
Glover g. Udends hi
G0dch aux Leon
Gordon Smith
Goodwin A A
Clarity Pet,
Glover & Co
Grunewald Louis
Greenwood A A g. Co
Gel or A
Haley &C
Hardie John L & Co
Hernsheim S & B. other
hOllingswOrth ID M
Hyatt A w
Hartweil g. Chambers
Homes ID IL
HOr ter, Peterson & Fen |
ner
Harp Robert J
Hetnerwick Mrs K s
Hill, j Davidson a. Co
Henderson John
H assinger Jacob
Hogan VIM ...... |
Halter H
heinneman NJ |
Hart b j
Irwin p ...
Jonas George
Jur. y e. Gilis
] amison ID
Jackson & Fitzpatrick |
i hns0n Chas u
Janney John .
Keller j III
Kennedy Samuel II
Heep, Raymond s. Co
ke Is Charles X
kats e. b rnett
lursheedt & Bienvenu
ke1nedv HUGH
King John f
Kuppenbaum +
Kelly Joseph
Levy Brothers 4 We'll
Lehman, Abraham & Co
Lum J A Il Co
Levi e. Co
.acombe L
"A inner J M
Levi Jacques
Lazard G a. Co
Lanata Ant
levy e. son
IODC, UxOSCS a w
Iamantia V
4abouisse g. Dohle
.awler HIT
.yOns w G & Co
icDOnald N d
teyer, Weis & Co
1cGraw Morris
doore Janney & Hyams
filler A K a. Co
fe, ers John & Son
iOrris John A
L g. Co
Ia or Brothers
faffat ID Co
faIr Il II
4 n - =" |
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VNANTEDA WET NURSE. APPLY TO r.
| w A. WILON, corn.r of st Mary and Chippewa
| streets. F19 2t*
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4uer, George g. Co
Adams. John l g. CO
Allen, L II u j M
Ards G A
Andrews j r
Allison, ugh g. Co
Abadie Widow W.
Auvrsy j T.
Blsffer j A
Bayley, G NJ e. Pond
Behan, ThSrn a. Co
Brittcn, Moore d Colema
Bii. gs, Payne a. Co
Block a. b ittOn
Burke Nicholas
Badger A 5
Boa dies, Wood s. Co
Bryan S II
Beard DrC
Bloom l e. Co
Basset,i U
Brady G W
Bringhurst II w
Barrett L j
BOissat Nj A
Berlin Jean
8ens N Charles
B0uvill 5
Brush Karl .-...
Borden u +
Berker Joan p
Baumgarden a. Langles
BodLey J w -...
C,onn.ll Robert J
C.xibUurne g. Co
Ca n l. b
Clarke John
Clark e. Meader
COnve 80 K X
Coleman ii Dudley
Canon, J b & 60
Chopin DR. Samuel
Chsrlovjlle William A
Cullen s
Clements John
Christian Paul ]
Carter J H
C6nnery L e. Son
Chopin Oscar
CabriO A
Cooper A w
Calm IN William
Cairo Ant
Castendyk B Z
Charles X
: Cassidy H
De Bays e. Ogden
Dwyer Peter
Del Bondio. Z F
Donald Samuel
Dowty S A
Denegre George
Dawson j M
De Lacey John
Darr0S Lewis
bowling j M
DufOur V f
Bowling NJ
Domingo Jose
Denis j G
DA,sheimer N & Co
Ellis William II
EichhOrD George
Eckhardt r X
Flash, Lewis & Co
Flower, K chard u Co
Fatj0 ID a. Go
FOsdick Geo A ...
Fernandez OV
Fish j s
Fox II L
Firesnau n
Finley A X
Fassel Lewis
Fitxwilliam I 4 Co
Farrell M
Fellows John @ A
FloI ahce William
GOu d j M
GriswOld A B & Co
Gay Il j
.rOgan j o
Goodman /
GoroOn William W
GOgreve II K g. Co
Grale Fl
Gonzales r A e. Brother
Camel Emile
Giv0t T.
HerndOn 4 Kruinbhaar
Hernandez Joseph
Harris j l. g. Co
Howard Char les T
Hauzhery Margaret
Howard T. Preston
Hall w K
Hall e. Vaughn
Harding j M
hustpeyer W
Hartner Il II
Huff r ID
HiberDia Insurance Co
Hay wards
+
Hukill j +
Henry John
[saacs0D, SeiXas & Co
Ivy Edwards
Jones A +
JACKSON James
Jeff les James
Johnson A X .
TOrger f
kock & DreyfOus
Keiffer Brothers
Kellogg William p i
Fitzpatrick g. Keith
Keller Joseph ]
Kramer John l
KelsO $ S
Xennard John Il
Kenneth A Q
kr0st Jules
1es1hford w II e. Co
logan j e
4Ochte g. Cord q
louisiana State Lottery Co
lewis e. Lynn
.uckett K & Brothers
gyms I L
4ange u Legendre
1epln j L u
1afitte e. Dufiho
ZEE III 4
ODE Moses
laurence Chas II 8 Co
Henry !
ludlow John > ]
.acoume Chas \
fcI1ellan VIM III \
lcSle. e. Value ]
lc Jehee, Snowden e. ]
Violet. ]
layer L T. Son ]
Il & Co ]
liller d. Dielmann 4
laDsoa Chas 4
Peter !
linor F o, agent i
LcDermott r A
[0ult n Al red 4
n rtip Con
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LIMO CHARMING LITTLE COTTAGES
l. wanted rent-The one with three and the
other with four fine ard unusual conveniences
for those who choose to do their own housewOrk.
Both uses have nice flower gardens in front and
good yards ia the rear To those who able and
willing to pay their rent in advance, to the amount
Of SIG per month are invited to take the Common or
Grod street cars which pass every i've minutes and
look in at No. 90 and "a Bolivar street. near Com
mon, and apply to f. WOOD PERRY, at 90 Bolivar
street Els cod If
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[coarnuxD CT l44s1 PAG7.
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WANTED Secondhand Carriages and Buggles
w any one having such and wishing to dispose of
them can find ready sale for the same by calling on
L. T. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street, dealer liz car
ria0es. myl4f
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WTANTED-$5O0 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL IN
w tirst-cass bust less, already established. One
third interest z ven and no services required Cor
resp ,ndeRce solicited. Address D.awer U, Post
Office Foo cod tt
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WAnTED-A GOOD WASHER AND IRONER.
w Apply to No. 10 Eu.erps street. FLO lt*
WANTED To SELL-ONE FINE SAFE. Ad-
w dress w. r, Merchants Mutual Insurance Com
naYv Fl02t
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WANTED-50000 Ladies and Gentlemen to call
w and examine the latest novelty out called the
JAPANESE CAILD'S CARRIAGE AND Ora
DIE" on exhibition and for sale by L. T. MAD
DUX IS CarOndeet street. au29 If
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w Nurse and the other to do HousewOlk Unex-
ceptionsbe references will be required. Apply at
this office 10 the letters M. L. F20 2tf
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10 THE
q AFIrAh STOCK

OF THE
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WTANTED-THE PROPRIETOR OF A POPU-
w lar article, made here. whose business has
than do9b.@d WITHIN len weeks and which Is
qnres for this purpose about $780, for which pro-
prietary interest will be The highest personal
n
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| XITANTED-s1O0O FOR SIXTY OR NINETY
w Days ample person al security and liberal in
terest. Address H. A.. New Orleans P.stOfice.
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