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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-08-04
VOLUME IIIT.

With this issue the SENTINEL en-.
tiers upon the oath year of its existence,
after its reestablishment in 1865. II
may not be deemed inappropriate, up
on such IN occasion, to take a cursorv
retrospective view of the many trials
and vicissitudes through which it has
passed in this almost quarter of a cen
fury of its life.
The SENTINEL first saw the light of
day on the first day of April of the
eventful year 1861. 1t was established
by Messrs. Minou & Vanderdoes, both
OF whom have long since been "gather-
ed to their fathers" In the month of
June Of the same year, Charles Minou,
n of the proprietors, disposed of his
interest to the present owner and en-
listed in the Confederate army. Short
ly after, Mr.. Vanderdoes also sailed
forth in the defense of his country's
cause, leaving the present owner sole
proprietor of the youthful journal.
The new journalistic venture strug-
gled on, advocating and defending the
rights of the people, until the month of
September, 1868, when it was brought
to a sudden check by the military pow
er Of the Federal Government. Gen.
Cameron, then stationed here. took
high umbrage at one of its publica-
tons, and tyrannically ordered it's sus-
pension. There was no d~isregarding
military orders in those troublous
times, however arbitrary they may
have been.
1t might possibly amuse some of our
readers to learn the cause of it's sus-
pension. It was innocent enough. to
be sure but then, Federal military
officials of those days were hypersen-
sitive and needed very slight ~offense
to arouse their ire. There had been
an exhibition by the children of a COL
ored schOol-quite a novel occurrence
IN our midst and one for which our
people were then hardly prepared
and Gen. Cameron, accompanied bv
some white ladies, had attended it.
In its next issue, the then youthful
SENTINEL in a spirit which can be bet
ter imagined than described at this re-
mote period, commented rather aarcas-
N the conduct of the General
and the ladies, natives ofthe land, who
had so far forgotten themselves.
Hence the display of such wrath on
the part Of the worthy General of the
States Army.
After the immortal Lee had surren-
his sword at Appomatox and the
asst hope of the Confederacy had ex-
plred and the survivors of her gallant
IONS returned to their ruined homes
md desolate families, on Oct. 1, 1866,
ne SENTINEL again reappeared in the
journalistic world to take up the cause
an oppressed people. Crippled in
to resources, dependent for its sup
'ort upon an impoverished people, its
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-08-04

The course of events seems now ia
point to the certain denomination OF
the Hon. E. j.. Gay by the coming
Congressional Convention. We be-
lieve this to be the right policy. Mr..
Gay has made an able and efficient
Representative, has shown himself to
be fully capable of protecting our SUI
gar and rice interests and has obtained
for our streams liberal appropriations,
and his constituents, in sending him
back, will be simply consulting their
own interests.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-08-04

Col. Louis Bush is having his Ste
phanie plantation, in the parish of St.
Martin, s~ubdivided, with a view of
selling it to small farmers. This is a
wise move, and the action of the Colo
mel might we'll be initiated by owners
OF large tracts of land in this State
which are now unproductive.
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Gouaux's Pile Ointment has given ME good
results every time l nave used it in nv prac,
ice. DIR. +. A. SYLVESTKE.
MT. CARIEL CONVENT. ,
NJ I~h,oodanx, La, Jan. 81, 1888. {
mr.: +. Gouaux, H0u,na, La:
Dear Sir-I cannot convey in adeouata
language q satisfactory idea OF the benefit I
have obtained by using your -Anti-Asthmnt,c
Powder and Mixture" For twenty Years r
nave suffered from that dreadful disease
asthma, and although l have tried manv
fen'e''les, none proved beneficial until 1 tried
yours. l trust my experience with this VAL
"aole powder and mixture will be the means
OF inducing others to give it ~ trial. Yonrs
respectly, A SISTER OF Mt. CARMEL CoSv'r.
HoUMA, LA Jan. ~, 1893.
Mr.. +. GOuaux:
Dear Sir-Atter suffering tor ten wears and
trying all kinds OF remedies, Nave at Last,
TO thank you for the bottle of aA,-asthmatic
inixtuse which you were SO kind a. to send
me: After taking u few doses | was so much
renewed that have never been without il a
minute and although, not entirely cured.
still l feel SO much relieved that hone of he.
ing SO soon. Yours truly,
:, MRS. VICToR REGARD.
me mother OF our worthy friends Clay nd
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Hon. N. c. Blanchard is a promi-
nent candidate for denomination to
succeed himself as a member of Con-
gress from the Caddo district, and
judging from the press of his district
he is pretty generally supported. Mr..
Blanchard has been the representa-
tive of his district for several terms:
occupies at present a prominent posi-
ton in Congress, and his constituents
could do no wiser act than to return
him. He is an able and efficient MEM
Der, and owing to his present position
and influence in the councils of the ma
ton. the good of the whole State as
well as his immediate district de-
mands his retention in office.
We of the Lafourche valley feel par
ticularly kind and grateful to Mr..
blanchard for his manly exertions in
our behalf as chairman of the Rivers
and Harbors Committee. III aiding our
immediate Representative to secure an
appropriation for bayou Lafourche.
We take a lively interest in the success
of Mr.. Blanchard's cause and would
deem his retirement a public calamity.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-08-04

A meeting of rice planters was held
at the Produce Exchange in New Or
leans last Saturday, at which strong
resolutions denouncing the formation
OF the "trust" among the city millers
were passed. 1t was recommended
that rice planters should hold back
their produce, SO as to defeat the pur-
poses of the combination.
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FOR SALE.

ST. VINCENTS INSTITUTE, 6 MII.E$
above the town Of Thbohaux. 4 desr.i
G"!e iocaiity for e store. Apply to !. T.
JOHN DOLESE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-02-03

81 REPAIRING, in the Saddle, Harness and
Boot Departments, promptly attended to, at
prizes TO suit the times.
d9tf NJ 3. STAUNTON.
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CORPHILADELPHIA.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w N Y. c. & II. r. r. CO.. lesseea
Trains leave West 42dst station as follows. ana 20
minutes earlier from foot Of Jay-sL North River
Detroit and Chicago, % 800 NJ 600. q 10 y. m.
syracuse, BulfalO Rochester, Suspension Bridge nj,
Utica, 315, % :55, (a) II 80 M % 100, IS rs
Kingston Saugertles, Catssll, Albany 3:15 = rs.
70 So (a) III 80 a. M. (s) 100, 800 - :15 D. m
Cranston's West Point Cornwall, Nowburg g :16s
z rs Is So 10 rs, t) II go M 81 90 10 6;ls
Cranstonis Cornwall, Newburg. .
For Montreal and Canada East. g 100 D..
Hamilton, London % $50 20 100, % :15 m. To>
ronto 10 $50 q. M, 10 100, g 10 p.
Elegant seepngcars for Bunao, Niagara FAILS Detroio
Chicago and st. Louis. -
ING room cars through Saratoga.
Lake George II 80 a. Drawing Room Cars to Cald>
well Saturdays only, (sl 3 AS p. IN.
Lakes Mohonk aud Minnewaska, via New-Paltz 200.
(a) II 80 M, Isl :45 p M Drawing Room Cars To
Kaaters! Hunter. Grand Hotel Station. and Phoe-
picia' is zoo (al II 80 a. M (s) 345 Drawing
Room Cars TO Grand Hotel Station and to Phoenca or
Hotel Kaaters Mountain House) O0, (a) IL 80
d. Paenville, Cairo and Mountain House Station. 315
Room Cars 70 CatsklI (,) II 80 and 10y AS
""H DAILY Da;v excep. Saturday. Other trains daily
excent Sunday "a 81 Leave jersey City, p. X r Sta
ZION al IL 90 M, (s) 40 D. m Hoboken, West Shore
station (a) II 80 a. m, ~ 3 40 D. m 80
rodstions or infornatlon, apply at Offices Brookyn331
Woshnrton.st 73O Fdltonst. Annex ofce, foot Of Full
op New York City-363, 1885, 942 Broadway, 1888 IL
Rowery 10 Park place and West Shore stations foot OF
West 12dst. foot Of Jay-st, N. H. e r. lAMBERr
x vanderhiit-ave General Passenger Agent
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The bonds be in denOminatIon OF one th3usand DOL
,ars with semi annual coupons due the ISL Jay OF
January and July OF each year respectively. 49, 49,.
Te principal and interest payable IN the Clty OF new
YORK nc such place the Governor may eject ana a. inc
office OF the Treasurer OF tho State In the Civ OF Az
lids must be accompanied by certified check or checks
Of deposits solvent bank or bankers,
AZ bonds OF the state Of Georgia lve per cent OF the
snount of such checks certificate OF deposit
hntnc made payable TO the Treasurer OF Georgia
MD, win I've opened by the Governor and treasurer
and declared by the OF July next the State re-
serving the right reject any or all OF said bids
Tba State Will registered bonds In lieu q any OF
the above named bonds provided in said act at any
timo on demand OF the owner thereof
oDes OF Tho act D. tho General Assembly authorizing
this issue OF bonds furnished application to the
JOHN b. GORDON,
u TT UARDEMAN Governor.
Treasti
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Ticket Offices, 4ol, SIR

ERIE RAILWAY.-TicketO Offices, 401, ST.
Battery ~" fsc sn and ssd ans Tsw
WIFI 81 n1a Sss Ns%s h sSs
50 Montgomeryst and New Station. jersey City, where
Tickets Palor Sleeping Car and orders
press trains leave oSis mSStes earlier than limo shown
from Chamberss local trains 20 10 minutes earlier
r. daily pay Espress buet asawgroom concnss
CinctnnaI and Cleveland
10 80 M. week days Delaware Valley Express pariol
% oSs ssS ETss s ,na GSsn .a
fao. Niagara rails. Cleveland. chieago. Cincinnati and
. p m. daily Chicago Express Pullman buffet sesging
nu isS sap', sas r sss $780,
j i lis Is .sss s:s ;. asss..,.!
20 "a aG e 70 r a. 49, S CO.
rs iaS 10 30 q g n ai y moons
Ssbo Jag S.Ss go SO, 80 49, stGG 1913 1870 sa1
i:45, s. q, 8, 80. 1850, o. 1890 p m night.
Newark and Paterson via NegS ga * As go 20 -
7:so, 10 p. m; IL night Sundays. IA m; $780,
81 8 &c. 10 S g. IS
IL night Also 20 RideowoOd. $50 a. m 8 20 mi
70 surern, $3.50 p m. sunday 4AS' $3.50 1880
Nesbus and az co + ~ g. IsG. so 49, 100
waI@ sS " s Sass o. N ID 20 a. M
Mi1dietown and Port Jervis-4 As 80 g. :s5 m
$50 20 g, 80; . p M sunday'' AAa $780, o
Express trains om the West arrive in NcwYOrk u
7:os, II so I n; ara 10 20 p M FARMER
Gen'I Sup't General Passenger Agent
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Proposals.

NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
~ until p OF SATURDAY June 30 1855 at the ones
Granting Annuities No, 431 Chestnuts philadelphia
Trustee for the them OF many OF the Philade
pha Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Stock Trust Ger
tincates as SJ1, $50 will pay for
costing aggregate more than the amount stated
will accepted the parties Offering them advised at once
and payment be made when the Certificates are assigned
on and after tho 81 OF July next. .
Pronosals should be endorsed Proposals for Sale Of
PbIladeIphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Stock
Trust Certificates" aud addressed 10 -
IlNDLEY SMYTH, President, z31 Chestnut-st, Phla
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T EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlands snd
Desbrosscs sts. as follows:
a. m for Geneva, Lyons. Elmra, Rochester Bufals
and the West and principal local points Chair ear 70
lamIa.
ear 70 Tunkhannock Connection 70 Reading and uarrb-
burg. ~, ,,,... 49,, .,..,., ,........
polnts. Chair ear 70 L. and b. Junction.
40 d. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car "a
Mauch Chunk. 60, -.
falo and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons
.l5 D. m. for bauTays and intermediate pontS !
Trains leaving at g. a. m, p NJ and ] 1O p m cons
meet for all points IN Mnayoy an sfeon coal iesions
a. m. for Mauch Chunk. uaIieton and intermediate
points .,.,,...,.
p. m. for Geneva, Lyons Emira. Rochester. Buzz
falo and the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyona
General Eastern ofiee. cl5 broadway.
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OFFICE OF
S. Louis and San Francisco Railway Co.

10 BRoAD-sT. mills BUILDING),
New York, Juno is. 1883
Notice 10 holders OF
SOUTH PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.'S 1ST MOETGA1
PEP CENT BONDS DUE JULY !. 1858 ts7144. 500
in amounD.
The bonds above paid az this once on ana
after MONDAY, July q 1888, and may be presented for
examination any time prior TO that date after which
time bonds presented will be paid for on the day following
presentation OF tho
Tho coupon of these tdue July l. 1881 WIN
also DO paid at this Office S usual.
Holders OF the SOUTH PACIFIC" Bonds are hereby
further informed that TO limited extent they may apply
TO rcnyes the bonds In the First Mort
gage Trust 1O0Yoar Per Cent Gold Bonds OF the ST.
Louis and San Francisco Railway Co. at the price OF 80
and accrued Interest.
OF the last named tonds amounts at present
70 only COO applications for them will be accepted
in order as received and they will be delivered by the
United Trust Co. demand the order OF this
company therefor.
All information in regard to the Trust Bonds
in q printed circular, which may be obtained thiJ
Office or OF the United States Trust Co. -
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financial.
State of Georgia Bonds.
FOUR AND 0NE-HALF PER CENT.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

under authority OF an act approved SeptemDe 9TH
1887 authorizing the Governor ana @ 10
hundred thousand dollars with which 70 pay on that por
proposals viii be received at the ONCE Q, te @ @
o'clock July oth next, ior one
mion nine hundred thousand dollars Of four and one
herein sot lorthl
aaII..o .odA
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Dnsiness Chanees.

CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER FOR SALE
~ Daily and Weekly Republican newspaper Of largo
circulation published in Of the most thriving towns
Of Central California The office is well supplied with
machinery OF every description and has large assert
ment of type. Nine men employed III health cause
OF selling rare chance for q newspaper man Price,
IS OOO cash Address L. +. FISHER, Merchants EX-
change, san Francisco.
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g HORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
~ Roson Newport and the Last Express leaves Grant
Central Station At 10 100 and 200 m for Watch
nh Narraganset Pier. Newport. and Providence and
Boston 90 D. Limited Express for Newport Prov
idence and Boston. IL 30 m Night Express for New.
port IL, itY ~, ,. ~ testInatlon
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
OFOoT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER D.

~
Time Table Of Nay %, 1883
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brock
Route at l. 45 9, IL a. 80, $40 $50. 7;3os
s1SDAYS q "a 4 Il As mn m 30 T. 90 ?7:so
10 D. m have connection for Reading Harrisburg Potts
vile etc; 4 a for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown,
Maucn Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg etc On Sunday fos
90 a. m for Pennington. Easton. Bethlehem Allen-
80 a. m. Tor Pennington Lake gopatcong. Eas.on.
ion reading Harrisburg Potsyile, Tan3qua. Shamokn.
Sunpnr, Lewisburg, williamsport
n m for Pennington Easton Bethlehem, Allentown.
Saneh Chunk Reading, Harrisburg, etc.
chnt Wnkesiarre scranton Tamsqua, shsmokin.
80 D. m. for Pennington Lake HopatconS, Eastons
Bethlehem, Allentown, etc, So. r,,
54S D. m fer Easton Bethlehem allentown Mauch
Chunk Reading Harrisburg, etc on Sundays at $3.50
davis :oo 100 a. m Tor Red BANK Long branch AsbSry
PARK ocean Grove, except sunday Point Pleas
ant Parlor cars at II 10 a. M, l, 3 80, go D. m
L. s:l5 a. m, l. 80 D. m, for tarmngdae, LAKE
a. m, / .. m. for ATLANTIC CITY. vinelsnd.
Dfps 90, oo SIS, II rs II As 1oo 4:so.
$50. rs m s9n61ys 90 Q a n for Perth Amboy-
For LONG BRANCii, OCEAN Grove etc.
FROM PIER 8, Mr.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach Seaorighf, Non
For EIberon Abury Park Ocean Grove. etc. 10 rs a. m
s:l5 D. m Sundays except Asbury Park and Ocean
For 'IsSewood Toms River and Barnegat 80 a. m.
TieSets and Parlor Car be procured at II.
New.yOrk Transfer Company WIZ cali for ana check
BAGGAGE from hotel residence.
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RAILROADS..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
1V-Trans leave from chambersst Station week days
s:se 81 g and go NJ; as ssSt
midnight Sundays, Z 90 $50 a. M and p =.
O. and y. m.
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ssI,HE TARIFF OF 1888" pamphlet Of 20 large pages
i giving rates OF duty now In force, IN oii together
with entire List and other valuable Tariff infor
nation. Timely for reference, and absolutely correct
Price II cents copy Published BY Tho Tfieune''
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NEwYoRK ONTARIO .n AN ND. W y. ST. RI

n EkAfLw39.nfrslns leave from ferries at IVES: sSd
West 42d St, 7 80 a. m Jay,ss, S5 a.; M for Mid.
dietown Ellenvle Fasburg Monticello Liberty, Wal
ION Dslh Norwich, Utica. Rome, Oneida. Fulton. De-
wcgo. Buffalo. Detroit; Chicago. lava, s.ks o.
waikiki Valley stations Lakes MohonS Mnnewaska.
Middie,awn Falsburg Liberty. White Lake.
West 42d;sr, nc p. m: Jay,st s;6S p m, for
wskll Valley stations Lskes Mehonk Mnnewas ,,
burg, Liberty. White Lake, Roekland
West 42d-st, 80 y. m !; jay-st 4 :S5 y. M, for
Campbell Hall. Middleown BlOomingbure, wurtsooro'
West s2d.st :25 D. m. Jay;st, 10 p. M daily for
Middletown FL sburg Liberty walton Norwich Oneida
BUFFET sIeepers 70 Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
saturday half. holiday Wess 1 aedst LIS D Jay
incburg ElenvIle Failsburg, Monticello Liberty White
iake Iiyincston Manor, Walton. Delhi
se7 nreadway Tlme tables tickets, *c a. 2oI, so7.
seA "s'' i.o'A'@' J. oCG xSpERsoN. @. p. A..
Is Exchange Place. New.Yosks
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT F6uftTkAcE Trunk LINE
@ GR AN 5i' SES S9ns s STAT tSS
IS a.. m, Rochester Express, drawing-room cars TO
a. arg Saratoga Lake George and Montreal Special
fssSarS and t. Lake
Creek shro 6s Laee Blue Mountain Lake &C. Drawing
room Saratoga; NC ~, c,,c.co .,r
sSTRsssd ss sSs q 6.s:
Sa sySacu RoehSer an" Bo SasaSa
fss Erie esveiasd snd ToiSae as
cFSssS E1pFfissa s Snsal pi ss I'd I'd
t caesgo drawing room cars Canahdasu Rochester
and iaehasld springs: y.vo,s ~, Nor,,.,D rxnr..,
Lake George Eut :, a,o Bennington North
Ada@s Ss NJ Saratoga Tsa special with drawing
EEK and and T ssm.S GsS
Sss huas and St p Hs f.
@ LeSs90 and and SeasS w SssH eep
ing s1q u Clayton daily including Sunday for
cars to Clayton and Paul Smiths via Utica and r. W.
Montreal and md cMsns"dsfus e, g P6;
except sunday Sunday does Of Albany
Lyon 0 sS IN 1Gs SqSaa'ss Ms Paul.
and e kf Ts Mountain asS Lake. s
&c Via Saratoga and Adirondack railroad Sleeping ear
New.York 20 Plattsbprg. Commencing July Z secping
ear viii be run from New York to North Greek
p Special Sleeper arrives K Ss 'ao a. M
iii 80 y M East Night Express f9r kchhed Springr
Cincinnati Indianapolis St. Louis, Detroit and Chicago
with sleeping Sleeping cars to Canandaigua on
10 indDgnt Adirondack Mountain Special for Saratoga
- Gnnrse piattsburg Loon Lake, Saranac Lake.
Paul smithss &c. Sleeping cars TO Albany
TieEets and space room ana sieclng
sale a. Cisnd Central Staon 3 $50 and 9i2 broadway
u lax ps son New YORK; Sss Washington and $50
Er1,np s,s Brooklyn ana 10 4th-st, Williamsburg.
Wettotts Express calls Tor anu ehccAs baggage from
hotels or residences ,,..o. c,na,x ,e... =. ,oo..
sRun daily others daily eaecps SyMHy tS,cp az lasth
NJ 1s, n nrrr ses ~ HENRY MONErT,
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Gfarher5.


A YOUNG MAN with highest references desires WORK
"A rs tutor college preparatory stuies CorIespohn-
ence personal interview II desired Address IuIOhr
Tribune Uptown Office, 1888 Broadway.
A BEST TEACHERS supplied; no charge. IEACH.
N. Frs registered 90 cents for postage vacancies
slways ON hand form for stamp. r. E. AVERY Auief'
can School Bureau. West ldth.st. N. y.
A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors, Teachers. Tutors GoVerhesseS
&C. 20 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply TO
MRS 81. j. YOUNG-FULToN, % Union Square
rp,U'rORs Goycrnesses Professors, Teachers, all
Branches; circulars schools supplied parents hnglsh
81 Fast l7th-st between 4thavc. and Broadway
", FACHEIS WANTED-Iadies: Superior French LADY
L for school city, French (nalNe) ana music Tor
family Gentlemen Mathematics, Epscoralan; superior
English teacher, Episcopan Latin mathematics ana cal
isthenics EplseOpallaB salaries LIBERAL Apply 10 slrs
NJ j. YOUNG. FULTON, Ar erlcan and Foreign Teachers
agency, % Union Square.
w ANTED-Lady teachers Of stenosraphy typewrht
w ing teegraphy and callsthenics for Seminary Geht-
man teacher OF music Western college LADY teachers
of art and music lady teacher OF piano and English tires
byteran Utah lady teacher OF French and vocal music
superintendent for Western city; LADY teacher OF arr
French and German gentleman ieaeher q ART western
college. BROCKWAY TEACHERS AGENCY, p West
23d-st. formerly Chicago
yNOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU dor
w supplies professors teachers goVernesses
musicians, housekeepers companions &c. TO col!eee
and families also bookkeepers stenographcrs ana
copyists TO business firms a.,
MRS. A. d. CULVER. 800 5thave.. New-York City.
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nor SALE.-Stock in an old established
c0mrany Offering large returns Personal application.
GOODRiCH DEADY & GOODRICH, 50 WaiI-st-
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Uipi0en0 Notices.

4 LIMITED AMOUNT Of first mortgage
year per cent Gold Bonds for sale a. ivS ana bich
Is s'sss Thy ssyS
Ssys s dm 70 e ons sho
"'''' ' ~ 8 W.l H.Sg aI. sralse
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF THE CITY
CoF 'NEw-YoRK, Nos So and 50 BOwsry. corner
1ssa e fnRE Tlsss' NE Iisfisa
I'll sn siys 5 js%siGssoS
1850 EDWARD A. oUINrARD. President
CHARLES cIS "? 'l HELD. Cashier. -----
THE GEORGIA MIDLAND AND GULF RAILROAD 20.
I INTEREST," COUPONS of the First Mortgage &c
paid at the Central isS S eG f. # NsrYSss
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-29

DRY DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
341 AND S43 BOWERY.
THE Trustees have declared a Dividend for
= the ending June go 1888. all deposits
entitled thereto under the bylaws at the rate Of FOUR
per cent per Of $500 and under. and on
$500 So 900 at the rae Of THREE
per cent per annum payable and after JULY II.
1888. CHARLES CURTISS. President
ANDREW MILLS. Secretary