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Canadian Fisheries.

The report of the Commissioner
of fisheries for the year ending Dec.
31st, 1876, has been. published. The
progress of this important branch of
industry is satisfactory, the value of
produce of the fisheries for 1876
being 81, 1,I47,590, or t661,9I7 in
excess of that of 1875. During the
same period Manitoba produced $50,
500, and British Columbia S104,697
worth. We may remark, however,
that in the case of this PROVINCE the
figures given constitute merely the
amount exported, no statistics being
furnished Of local consumption. In
1875 Canada exported $5,3s0,527
worth Of fish and fish oils; and in
876,t5, ,501 ,221, showing an increase
of $120,684 for the year. During
the same period Canada imported
t144, ,439 worth less of fish and fish
oils than in 1875. The Commission
er regards these figures as showing
the yearly increasing productiveness
Of the fisheries; their unfailing con-
tribution TO the support of the popu-
lation in labor and food; their influ-
ence as an incentive to industrial en-
terprise; their great value as a staple
Of trade; the gradually increasing in
dependence of our fishing interests
of United States markets. The total
expenditures for the year by the
fishery branch of the department on
outside service was sos, 1873, the
collections being $13,616.12. The
staff of fishery officers in 1876 num-
bered 542, to which we're added 40
in the course of the year, making
the total staff $50. There are now
seven Government fish breeding es-
adjustments in the Dominion, stu
ated as follows:-In Ontario, New
castle and Sandwich; in Quebec, Ia
dousac, Gaspe Basin, and Restigou
che; in Nova Scotia, Bedford; and
in New Brunswick, Miramichi.
, 1877-06-29
BOasting.

The swagger and braggart never
work. He talks loudly of what he
can do and has done, and tries to i'm
pose upon his neighbors by boast
ful manner. But he amounts to
nothing after all. How much of his
silly swagger and swash is seen on
all sides! Nature, somehow, has
made special provision, however,
for keeping her favorites quiet and
concealed. The great thought is the
one that comes to its birth silently.
The large man knows too well that
the moment he stops to brag, he is
losing his real advantage. "Never
mind about these triAes," says nature
to him; 81 will do far better by you
if you will come to me-" And in
thus doing, he sees how lofty is hu-
mility, how modesty helps to put all
obstruction out of the way, and how
tranquil that reserve which goes
with genuine power, recruits his
strength continually. On the other
hand, pretension and humbug go but
so far at the farthest. They are
sure to be found out. Let a wind
bag alone long enough, and it will
collapse at last; none care how.
, 1877-06-29


New PATENTs.-Through Dewey
&C.,, Patent Agents, San Francisco,
we have received the following list
of U. S. patents, granted to Pacific
Coast inventors: H. H. Tuttle, San
Jose, Cal, pump plunger; Daniel
Best, Auburn, Ogn., washing ma
chine; r. B. Blowers, Woodland,
CAL, fruit drier; c. G. Coleman,
Honolulu, Hawaii, screw thread
counter; II. w. Forman, Golden
City, Col, pen rack; w. Freeborn,
S. F., rotary pillow; F. A. Hill, San
LeandrO, Cal, sulky pillow; ]. Jones,
Stony Point, Cal, cultivator; H. G..
Livermore, S. F., ore roasting fur
mace; H. Roger, S., F., rawhide belt
ing rope; F. Silver, S. F., process
for preparing coffee; a. J. Stevens,
Sacramento, CAL, oil and filter cup;
T. Stewart, S. f., sash fastener; T..
w. Temple, Los Angeles, Cal, i'm
plement for opening oysters; F.
Westerman and o. Mursch, S. F.,
cube sugar machine; NJ. Zacharias,
S. F., stud fastener; L. Pickering,
S. F., copying telegraphing.
, 1877-06-29

"Thos. 3. Merry has given up the
editorial chair of the Seattle Dis
patch to Beriah Brown. In his wal
edictory' Mr.. Merry went out of his
way to give a vicious dig at the
UNION by gravely publishing to the
world that it lis edited by a Receiver
of a Federal Land Office and that
it is one of seven papers in this Ter
ritory, under pensions arising from
political causes Mr.. Merry has
been noted for his memory and fair
ness. In this instance~he exhibited
lack of both.)When Mr.. Merry
was here he learned that the UNION,
was edited by the Register of the
Land Office, who received for his
services from the publishers of the
paper, q stated salary. The UNION,
now as in the past, is a Republican
paper, entirely independent Of party
or official dictation."-W. W"Union.h y
, 1877-06-29
Row to Get Along.

The most reliable rule of action
we have yet learned, is for men to
select the trade or profession which
they wish or expect to pursue thro'
life, and then thoroughly qualify
themselves for it, and the more thor
oughly, the more certain will be
their success. The most dangerous
Of all methods is, to idly wait for a
golden opportunity to present itself,
for something to turn up" Young
men must search for opportunities,
make them where they do not exist,
seize hold and turn something up.
The world is full Of opportunities, Of
fortunes yet to be made, Of glor'es
yet to be won. All that is wanted,
Il the requisite qualification, sagaci'
y, energy and industry.
Qualifications and merit are -
sure 10 have their reward as the suu
h 10 Fise and seL Edncaiioa pays
an annual ineome Coz he, Uithoui
ezpense foF FspaiFs. iusaFsnes. ~
tAHeA foung men, quali(y youf'
s.lses Go busine.H. snd thsa yoa
~ sesk 4, ani saE.rs n u uith
i,aauaal.ls haV.esef su1ueaL oth.f-
-, unahla q go surra~.ll'ly
80 others hsiiuE gasila.A lsllurs
s.4 e,H.ppiutns.i osltsiaiy sssii
-
, 1877-06-29

In the House OF Peers, during the
examination Of the magistrates Of
Edinburgh, touching the particulars
of the Portsous Mob, in 1876, the
Duke Of Newcastle haSing asked the
Provost uith what kind of shot the
tosn-guard. commanded by Porteous
had loaded their mufkets. received
ths uneGpscisd rrply. ''Ou, just &c
e. ane ahnots dukrs and faais ui'gs
fhs ansser uas eunsidrIsi e . o..a.
trmpt ~ ths lissu.s q I.arsl.. snd
- TSSF lfususi soaii hase suarr..i
'rua u.i.rr1orptioa 81 rsiuis.h ~
80 ~ baks - ArEyis (sha aa.i
aass hesa sansr.tinF.y aaa.ail "a.
Tlsl.et 49, - ssFiAy ci.,rf aaris.
tEall , strEaHsa. 49, Era.irsu.l =.
a AnI.lah, uasnl q ararTils a.
- ua = -'1rriaaaf ssarrfusl :
, 1877-06-29

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So 49, a. Z Ar.Tsrasa
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, 1877-06-29

ANEs GasEEs-sG G1srust. n
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, 1877-06-29

In Rusland a collection of 5,000,-
O0Otrubles, was made to help carry
on the war.
, 1877-06-29
a AemlalsssssoS's Hoaos.


- 80 y g. u-ass.
- - 49, - - = - -
-. aars. unhfn
ulLl1hn q Ex.aE
- - aalalutElrainr.
@A iEa
, 1877-06-29

= tCH NAMEN are to be imported into
Havana by a stock company. The
capt. al is fixed at 100000.
, 1877-06-29
r. M. Hannond's
z ID a NJ S.

AM NOW PREPARED TO DO ALL
i kinds of Teaming.
Freight and Lumber Of all kinds hauled on
the lowest terms, to suit the times.
Jobbing done cheaper than ever before in
Port Townsend.
mer prices.
7 HAVE STARTED THIS BUSINESS PER
i manently, ana will do the best can to
suit all who will give me a liberal share Of
their patronage.
People going to Port Discovery or China
cum can be accommodated with teams at any
time.
Carriages at all times for the accommoda-
tion Of families to drive out, or pleasure par
ties
ca Freights and wharfage paid on goods
will be collected with other bills the 1st OF
each month.
TN HAMMOND
, 1877-06-29
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
NOTICE.
I.A mn. IAND nTFIrE.

q, 4 DIST. LAND OFFICE.
oLyMrtA. WAsu, TtRH.1, May y lGI.
GuMfLAieI HAVING haEN ENTERED
~ 81 this ol,lre ly william Montgomery, of
ar1rI-sa csluniy, ". r.. azainst william
lhiIllIlsIHn lur alnIn1uulng his homestead, en-
~ NaL ii.i, daIr.i JanuIiy 81. lssi. upon the
NJ ufNE b, a. - NW. b. of section No.
- n . unship Va . North. of Range No.
uusi, Wulanlriis hrridian. On jefferson coun-
-, NashinEtun Territory, With q view 20 the
ganrsllariIlu - AID cntry; the aid parties are
lrIt.lY srl1ntnuIlu1 io uIlsar a this ufiicc on
~ lslh day q July. ls1s, ~ % o'clock A. ~,
o. rlsTsrIIi and furnish testimony conccrning
aIl1 ailrlI1i alrIlifluuunenf.
=. Y uttlMN. Register.
kOhERf q. sTU ART. Receiver.
o. krluarinr - -. iavit- duly dlei herein
thli thu slid N iliam liruald-nn has left the
rarIuff, ID J. orslrnsi that this noficc be pub
lisll1al In thr Pact sand AEgvs, a Tupcr
IIlI Ilslla ~ fiirt trt u-lsmd. jefferson conuty,
" T.. tur - A. urinr 10 the day OF hearing.
=. Y nKuWN. Register.
Ita kOBERr q. STUART, Receiver.
, 1877-06-29

Senator Mitchell will start for Or
egon abo ut the last Of June.
, 1877-06-29

~ 90 tslisl.kNs. 4 sisslB naNsII. AM
- lII9.H1, - Isll11lI tllf sIsIiT sI'-.S..i,
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WRIT OF ELECTION.
[Copy.ll

STATE OF LOUISIANA, |
Executive Department. J
To T. J. Hightower, ESQ, Sheriff of the Parish
of Bienvile:
Whereas official information has been re-
ceived at the Executive Department that va
cancy exists in the General Assembly of the
State of Louisiana, occasioned by the death of
the Hon. W. s. COCKERHAM, late a represen-
tative from the parish of Bienville:
Now, therefore. I. LOUIS ALFRED Witt,
Lieutenant Governor and Acting Governor of
the State of Louisiana. have thought proper to
issue this my writ of election. directing you to
cause an election to be held to fill such vacancy
on day to be fixed by you; said election to be
conducted and the returns thereof to be made
in the manner provided by existing laws.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto affixed
my signature and caused the seal of the State
of Louisiana to be attached thereto, at the City
of New Orleans, this twentieth day of October.
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and seven-seven. and of the one hundred
and second year of the independence of the
United States.
LOUIS A. Witt,
Lieutenant Governor and Acting Governor of
the State of Louisiana.
By the Acting Governor,
WILL. A. STRONG.
Secretary OF State. oe21 Su5t
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Implicit Faith In Rapid and Perma-
nent Cure.
PROPOSALS FOR LEvEE WORK.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
State of Louisiana.
New Orleans, November II. 1877. }

State of Louisiana.
New Orleans, November IL. 1877.
Sealed proposals. will be received at this office
until MONDAY, November 10, at II M. for the
construction of the following levees:
Hard Times Levee, parish of West Baton
Rouge
Himel Levee, parish of st. James.
Plans. prohles and specifications Of the above
works will be ready for inspection at the State
Engineers office between the 18th and 10th OF
November.
Proposals shall be addressed to the under
signed, and each one Endorsed for the particu-
lar leyee on which the bid is made.
Parties bidding are hereby notified OF the fol-
lowing requirement.: The sealed proposal must
contain a deposit amounting to one cent for
each yard of the estimated contents up to ten
thousand yards, and an additional quarter OF
one cent for every yard over, to be forfeited to
the State in case of the failure of the contractor
or bondsmen to qualify within forty eight
hours after adjudication. or else the bondsmen
must be present at the opening of the bids pre-
pared to sign Immediately.
The board reserves to itself the right to re-
.ieceany or all bids.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor and President of the Board of State
Engineers. no13 I'd
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
State of Louisiana.
Engineers.

State of Louisiana.
Executive Department.
Whereas, THOMAS D. COX. former Treas
urer of the School Board of the parish Of AS
sumption, has applied to me for the cancellation
of a bond for the sum of five thousand dollars
subscribed by him. the said Cox. as principal.
ON the tenth day of April. 1876, with P. ]. Gill
bert. J. Chamberlain and Charles Dupaty as Sc
veuri.ies, conditioned for the faithful perform
ance of the duties of the said Cox as Treasurer
of the School Board of the parish of Assump-
ton;
Now, therefore, l. LOUIS A. Witt. Lieu
tenant Governor and Acting Governor of the
State of Louisiana, have thought proper to
issue this my proclamation, in order to give
public notice to all person. therein concerned
and interested to show cause in writing. at the
office of the Secretary of State, at the city of
New Orleans within ninety days from and after
the last publication thereof. why the said bond
should not be cancelled and annulled and the
securities above named discharged from any
further liability.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the State OF Louis
ana to be hereunto affixed. at the city OF New
Orleans. this sixteenth day of October. in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-seven. and of the one hundred and
second year of the independence of the United
$1,000 = LOUIS A. Witt,
Lieutenant Governor and Acting Governor OF
the State of Louisiana.
BY the Lieutenant Governor and Acting Gov
ernor:
oc1s 3ot Secretary of State.
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LOST.

T ,0ST OR STOLEN - FROM THE RESI-
~ denee No. 1872 Terpsichore street an African
PARROT of q gray color with red tail. re-
ward of ten dollars will be given for it's return
to the above residence or to the New Orleans
Bee Office. No T3 Charities street. or for any in
formation thatwill lead to its recovery.
no12 st
T ,O5T-BY A LADY, ON COMMON STREET.
- largo DIAMOND CROSS set with eleven
diam onds The finder will be handsomely re-
warded by returning the same to 254 Common
street. nos
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Office Of the Factors and Traders lnsur-
ance Company No. 81 Carondelet street-New
Orleans, October ~, 1s77-From and after date,
risks. payable in case of loss, in London and
Liverpool. THOMAS T. WALKER.
oe28 I'm Secretary.
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WANTED-BY A MAN OF FAMILY, A Ma
w tive of New Orleans. with good business
educa ion, situation that will afford the means
Of support; has q strong const tuition and will
take hold OF anything that may present itself.
Please address NJ. u. this office. nos Ivy
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

II in one of the most perfect and best appoint
ed rice mills in the city. The mill was put up
and is. run by one of the best rice mil ets from
Charleston, 8. c.. and has capacity of so to 100
barrels clean rice per day. Everyh hing is put up
in the most substantial manner and with q view
to the milling Of rice. Satisfactory reasons for
selling and o days work shown to any one
Democrat Office nn14 2t
L'OR SALE - AN ELEGANT AND COM
l. plete set of furniture. desks and fixtures.
suitable for u banking or counting house. Ap-
ply to HIBERNIA NATIONAL BANK. oc3 tt
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WANTED-SUGAR COOLERS, IF SOUND.
w good order and cheap. PLANTER, DEM
ocrat Office. SEQ If
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Of IN FOR PIANO TUNING-REsT WORK.
.pA.cO go Magazine. D. LEIGH, Soiree
Pianist. Tvs ~
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"ANTED-BY AN ACTIVE AND EXPE-
W rienced young man, q farm with stock
and implements to work ON shares Or will take
charge Of it for stated salary. Best Of refer
ence furnished. Address FARMER, Democrat
office. se9tf
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NTANTED-A SITUATION IN A WHOLE
w sale or retaiD grocery store by q young man
who has had several years experience in a
country store. Willing to work for living sal
airy. Address G. K, care this Office. se3Otf
WIANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
w character o. situation in an office or
Wholesale house. Is not afraid of hard work.
Best of references furnished. Address III. Fl. D..
Democrat Office, se16tf
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WTANTED-BY A STEADY, HARD-W WORK
w ing German. q baker by trade. any kind Of
employment, In the city or country: good
home more an object than salary Address
GERMAN Democrat office. nos 1w
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
LIEUT.. w. Fl. BEANHAM, Chairman.
Lieut. e. Lallmant, G. +. Schnell.
G. J. Bier, FL. A. DespommieE,T
W. J. Thornhill. IN. Mcconnell.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
COL JOHN GLYHN, JR. Chairman
John Ell. Hanna, ESD, J. A. Shakespeare, Esq,
John Thorn. Esq. J. d. @. Stevenson, ESQ.
A. II. Isaacson, ESQ. VIM. Mehle. ESQ,
Ell. Kirk patrick, ESQ.,. s. McCuen, Esq.
Gen. w. J. Behan, 1t. Col. NJ Buck Miller.
Major G. lie Gardeur. Major J. ID. Scott,
Surgeon Warren Stone, Capt. e. Belknap,
Capt. Eug. May. Capt. d. M. Fitzpatrick,
Capt s. W. Scott. Capt r. J.. Beuny,
Capt. T.. A. Guibet, Capt. Leon Palas,
Capt. A. Sambola, Lieut.. a. Dumestre,
Lieut.. A. Durel Lieut.. Jas. Reynolds,
Lieut.. NJ. J. Fortier. Lieut.. A. c. Landry,
Lieut.. 8. Toea, Lieut.. A. Roman,
TICKETS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TWO DOLLARS
no11SuTuWe
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wANTED-PUPILS.

WArNsgTaEEtR}crB1Yr YoGNG PR l
whore he can instruct the children Of the fami-
ly in French during q few hours Of the day, and
would be willing to do 80 for his board and
lodging. Address ?. r.. Democrat office.
nta
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.
Clerks and Statesmen.

WTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
w business capacities, speaking the English
nssd m IN tha nr osii hau
agent for q wholesale commercial establish
ment-liauor house preferred, The applicant
amount Of orders, and would use his energies
toward advancing the interests Of his employ
ers. Can furnish good references. Address
Worker, this Office nos Ivy
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A YOUNG MAN. HONEST, STEADY AND
planter: understands all kinds of farm work,
milking. taking care of horses expect noder-
ate wages only. Please address EARNEST,
Democrat office. no13 3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
md Traders, Jnsura nee

ONCE Factors and Traders Insurance
Company, No. 81 Carondelet street. New Or
leans, Nov. 10, 1s77.-The semi annual dividend
Of FIVE per cent on stock will be paid at this
office on demand.
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MUST BE LIQUIDATED IN THIRTY DAY

This is no humbug, as we are determined to
sell this stock out during the next thirty days,
and we invite our many friends. customers and
the trade. generally. to take advantage OF this
opportunity.
Ielg alsici9 IN tne esttpls ~ nas pseh
mediate sale, 50 we advise our friends to call
there at once and examine the goods and the
reduced prices Bargains In
CALICOES, COTTONS, SHEETINGS. DRESS
GOODS. BLANKETS. FLANNELS.
and every article in the house. Ladies' consult
your interests and call at once. You will save
money by 1t.
in the city and country to this opportunity to
replenish their stocks at advantageous prices.
We also take occasion to offer for RENT this
store, with all its fixtures. good will etc.. to q
good and responsible merchant. at q low figure.
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VHfCt NEW VFEeHHS NINy HNIETDHu EUlN"
panV, No. 1874 Canal street.-New Orleans No
and from the Lake will run as follows:
From the Gitv From ia Tnka
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A LADY WILL TEACH THE ENGLISH
N. branches music on the piano. and do sew
ing in respectable family. good home more
desired than wages. Address l.. 0. W.. this
office. no13
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WANTED-BY b BOY SIXTEEN YEARS
w old. any place where he can make himself
generally useful. Is competent for grocery
clerk can give good references. Address J. K,
Democrat { ffce.. no13 st
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RIDWELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-THE
- GREAT LINGAKDS. Sunday, MondaV
and Tuesday Nov il. IL and 13-Tbe great hiss
torical play, entitled HEART AND GROWN
Also the screaming farce called PETER WHITE.
Wednesday and Thursday Evenings, Nov. IL
and n 1.-THE T Ffsnsh play la Teptation, origi.
Benefit of THE LJNGARDs. Also on Satur-
day noon and eyening-Two new plays, drama
and comedy, THE VEgTAL and Sir SIMON
SIMPLE Seats secured six days in advance.
once open all day. no11
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w ton to do housework Apply at GAG Maya
zine street. between Poeyfarre and Delord
streets nO13 at
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WANTED-BYA YOUNG GIRL. A SITUA-
w ton TO do homework Apply at No. 10
Poeyfarre street. near corner Magazine street.
DO133t
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WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL WHO CAN
w givegood recommendations wishes to have
asituation as house girl. Address l.. r., Dem
ocrat office. no14 St
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATRE.
TIL RON GED CCESS,
Inc distinguished young artistic,
KATE CLAYTON,

inee, Kate Claxton In her great New York sue
cess, CONSTANCE. IN the grand romantic drama,
appear !by permission of Mr.. A. M. Palmer, Of
the Union Square Theatre,) in his original
part Of Cyril Howard. With q fine cast. :
THU RSDAY-Fhe Dramatic Event--Kate Clax-
ton in her new study OF Gilberte the heroine
of FROU- FROU. q comedy drama Of powerful
human interest. in five acts. New and FASH
en- Il Brewster
FRIDAY-Kate Claxton's Farewell Benefit
November rs, the season of Grand OPERA The
sale Of seats for the season will commence In a
few days, no1t
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MISCELLANEOUS,

WTANTED-A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL
w wishes to get q situation in some store or
other business to learn. Writes good hand.
No wages expected at first. Address SITUA-
TfON, A Vilere street. no14 st
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WANTED-EMPLOYM TO TAKE CARE
w of or work q stock farm taking care of
sheep q specially. Adres S J. d.. this Office. The
best Of references given and required. nol4 st
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