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L o. o. F.
Time. Places of Holding Meetings. and Officers of the
SeperaL LODGES.

Time Places of Holding Meetings. and Officers OF the
GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA .sspTRSsass
sabssT na at s aDa gas AD eo aaa
The United States Exchange 0fiiees-J D. Stewart:
Mi1% :'es7 As;:y; fsFiif%!s;
LoIIsIANR L9PGE s So lmssts p Hs Hall Of the
ar4 ssEs On FaS Hfh Bs ry:'a Hs9
XIV Is fsSfStH No. Wne ess n
EaMns EG9 Jdn %ns H aSns
y S Of sba the GSpea
f SRGESF NJ E ssn syf2v Ssv
l. 5 G fs%snsn s Gss He6s
sy yEPF TsaH5sr LODGE No. mee, every Tuesday
evening At hsT Hall TehqSponas above IasEssn
TSema laa ags G. us M yans iss
TEuToNlA 4 p hoPGE: ~ .Smmss Tuesday
a the @ e. fbp w @aon e. n
f5isH.EfA E6E So every Tuesday
Ws Se1Rt 1 F,n X ea%p ;trie Wab
Val Witt, Jr, Treasurer; j. @. A. Holt, Permanent
COMMERCIAL LODGE, No 12-mees at the Hall of
@ Grand pdfs W@nWS n sv1 Fds; at o0f
Blake, Secretary; j. G. Glover, Permanent Secretary; VIM.
HoWARD LODGE. No 13-Ins,ituted Nov. 7, 1876
,Yse sFaPd FSydai AID
gG; J. G. Dunlap, Secretary; L. A. Levy Jr Permanent
sfHf 5FE o S GE H. %ssi every weneaay
Henry E. Roll , Ia" & S} B. Benz seee
DELTA LODGE, No; I5-meets every Monday night, at
7oclock, at Crescent Hall, Camp Oifcers--C T.
| Estln, G; M. l.. Mcjton, G; Bernard Maglone Sec.
rotary; R: Barclay, Treasurer.
| TEMPLAR LODGE, No, 1G-meets every Friday even
ing, at Crescent Hall in Camp st. Otfcers-P C. Wright,
NG,; G: w R, Baly, v G; Harmon Doaue, Secretary
Washington Lodge No g. Third Municipality every Tues
day evening. Ofcer-T. A. Packard n G; D. b. Forbes,
1sTe sa No pRn e Mhs e2s F FRAY
ing, at lis Chares street. OtfcersJoseph Saliba, G;
+ j. Gomez, G; V. Aleman, Secretary; j. Font,
ETOII.E POLAIRE, No 19-rneets every Monday even.
ing, Friendship Hall No l6 Charities street Officers
F PParen;, g. c. Amme G; A. de Amas, Secretary;
| INTERIOR LoDGEs-Felciana Lodge, No 4, meets
at Bayou Sara DE Soto Lodge, No. Z, at Baton Rouge
Loulsiana Encampment, No 2, at Bayou Sara.
| GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF PATRIARCHS-mee
evenings; otfcers-C w Whiaii, NJ w Pat a\/s
narch: II Thomas, j., EGHP; c. Hooper, X
Jun Warden; II w Omsted, 4 W G Scribe; S W Kirk
1WILDEY. ENCAMpMENT. No. meets in the Hall
OF the Grand Lodge on @ and third Saturdays of each
P Bernard Cohen Scribe; W W Herbert : ". Tb6ma.
Ii. Shields, w; H. Williams Teasurer - " '"'''''
HOBAIi ENCAMPMENr, No 3-mees at Crescent
Hall NO - Gamp street on The I'd and 9Th Saturdays Of
ii. G. Stetson, S W., Nv; - Scribe Geo G
LawrasOn Treasurer
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nrXEyoLENr SOCIETIES.
n,.,s ~ TEMPERANCE.

p,r,ar-I without reserve, solemny pledge my honor
mas man t sH;rtn m Or Malt Liquors Wine Cider
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

the pustuIes upon t1e UuUer OF cOnaiuel nrirL
which would produce the almost divine results for wbe
Interested persons, high in social and professional n
dculed what they dare not deny They asserted ibs m
vacclnated persons became covered with hair and asn I
bed horns and tail and that in one case cbJ r'n I
iours, believing like bull But the curren, was m
turned The British Parliament voted him 10000 sipS
($l00000,) and the world sang his praises ''i"s
TIE same spirit has come d0mn 10 eur oop times Evan
while we write this Bulletin, interested persons eaoS' ~
the wonderful efficacy and success of ''''Vu' VI
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MONTHLY BULLE

MONTHLY LIE
Iva TIN .... No. 8
The world has ever been the
scene of the iiercest strug.
eieS between Truth and En-
ror. No sooner does Truth
PROFOUND an important the
DRY, than Error, with its le-
gion of allies, seeks 10 arrest
lis progress. A most illus
trious instance of this, was
the opposition made to tire
immortal Jenner. His mind
was led. under Providence,
to the discovery of Vaccina-
ton, by which that dreadful
scOurge, the SmallPoy, was
robbed of its terrors. He
found that the matter from
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Edmonso on Sisters.
To tls Editor Of tn, Tribune.


Your readers have heard OF the recent meeting
al the Tabernacle, a, which nearly s2Ooo raised
by contribution TO purchase the Freedom OF the I'd
mon'on Sisters The redemption Of the sister girls has
been achieved Who ever before heard Of such stir.
ring Of hearts In this countryof such single deed Of
pety love and benefcencei And who does not rejoice
a, the result; Who puts his hand upon bis pocket and
sigh 70 have hi. money back irow not one Of all the
f0rtHHafs contributors
Another meeting hss lately been held in the same
pac" as sort OF natural atterpiece 10 the first was
lucky enough 10 step In and witness the proceedings
lie very girls who had been the subject Of much
sOlicitude mere few weeks before were present Is
capped from the CslaboOse Of the New Orleans slave
market from seveu-months dresry enchsnment In
the hands Of syaricous unsoued slave traders they
stood up among In the hopefulness and proprety Of
womanhOOd One WA At A loss which most 70 admire,
the generosity and nObeness that prom pied the
Tor their release the mysterious and dyney guided
condolences by which IL 70 have been effected.
The audience listened 10 addresses from DR. Cox and
Rev Henry " Beecher delivered with their usual bril-.
ancy and force. Their addresses 10 appear in
OF the large weekes ina lev days, as am informed.
There iu.t one idea which wish b. impress upon
your ininis Let these tsO grls-the LdmOndson sis.
ters-b. sdacaffd ! mean in the beet sense oi that
abused word Let them be taught not merely the sub
lime art Of reading and writing, but the Of freedom
no, the degradation and drudgery OF labor but IT,
true divinity and manlness This the true friends Of
humanity must DO or fail ~ discharge obvious duty
the.e hepcs. children Of eglect and abuse They
have been robbed Of their wages aud Of elemental
knoNedge. The defect must be- cured 81 our hands
Let put up sufficient fund COR the purpose At once
am informed that Gerrt NTH. with the great heart
sdness characteristic of himself sets down 40 for
this object Nine more ike him will make up the sum-
~ eighteen more az half the amount esch Why not
do the thing now, and make glad together itf II
would be- voice against Slavery louder and far
terrific IN the Of tyrsnt than that o any thousand
d'nunci=tpTy Conventions ever held. Let the aim 81
thsr training be b. return 10 Washington aud become
useful among their abused and neglected people sm
TOD free school on model scale IL IN contemplation
for The colored people At Washington
Yours truly
We understand that Committee Of gentlemen
whose character will command the entire respect and
confidence Of the public have volunteered 10 superin
tend the educhon Of the girls sud TAKE charge OF the
money contributed for that purpose. Subscriptions
viii DO received BY William Harmed, 81 John ct third
h00r Ed TrD
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Tvs PgFsiDTNT ELECT.-The Mr. DrleQns Dee
TAYLOR Dung his most recent visit 70 New Orleans
Gen TAYLoR At present In the enjoyment of robust
aud vigorous health. Age sits lightly on bis brow end
checks are tncc1 With the rudy bloom Of the Winter
apple and albeit bic hair Il than sab. silver Ia
hue q covers a lofty brow and shades an eye whose
hr"s sre unqrenched ~ tine lapse Of years. His
'n"nts are elastic he form unbO~ed erect and ath
bette l.. habits those Of the camp His early rising
sni uodefste ndugsn IN the pleasures Of the table
exempt MIN from the fatigue and lasstude which might
follow IN the train Of the proiuse hospitality Of which
De has been made the subject
In mixed assemblies and when surrounded by s,rsn.
gers he seldom touched upon politics though upon an
"'h'r topics. no If easy. frank, and unreseryed His
remarks always brief contentious and characterized
ty that strong common and faculty Of quick and
keen perception which seizes deductions with unerrng
grasp of logic and expresses them IN condensed and
forcile language. lis deinesnOr does not present
painted aspect u pride but while dignifed by the
breeding and department Of gentleman. is 80 distant
from anything resembling the insOlence Of Office that
one acquainted with Gen. TAYLOR might pass the lively
and Rout humOred Old soldier, h. sits in an arm
chair in the rOtunds Of the - Charles converting with
he friends. without farther remark than thst he has
mu-i benevolent cOunteuance and srikngly keen and
expressive black eye
inong his TREND, end intimate associates Gen
Taylor does not avoid touching upon the subject OF
pn'irs although his observations are discreet and dis
tnsu.hed by selfdidcnce. He expressed the belief
tnal the people desired change OF and measures
m the administration of the Government and that they
elevated him 10 office with view b. political reform
More than hes he declared unsfectedly and hon.
e'y, that he would have preferred the election of any
Other good and substantial Wing OiMllsrd Fillmore |
b." speaks Va terms of hirh admiration and respect
aud reFards him sound and Trustworthy conservative
sl'tosmvn
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TAN ON CALIFORNIA CODA WASHINGTON
letter mentions runor that the Government 10 Cabinet
Council, saturday last decided to send Immediately
number Of small vessels of war, brgs and schoouers
70 enforce embargo upon all merchant vessels going
into the harb0rs o Monterey san Francisco and other
ports ON The coast of California requiring them 90
under bonds not 10 receive board for transportation
sny part parcel OF tue gold dug from the public
lands mines the Sacramento other parts the
gold region Of Alta California The decision has been
come To- doubtless, toprevent European vessels, wei,
those Of South America from transporting vast
quantities of the old ore 20 be- coined in r,gn m.nts
without paying the dghtiu tax per oeutsgc 20 the
Government OF the United Sistes. Phil Ina
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NJ RINE JouRN Al.
toRr OF WV roKk. NrcrNRsR d.

ARHtvrpEar. N'r'-iuas. Rho-. = MONA. OH -, ,,
on. a. ls.h s "a s' 49, sq Z. ll pss~s ~r-.k I'd -,
t'f'or pP Tea ttN fiai' or : Don nv ttsy
Been ktsot iudcu Packet W-.s -rr Do q. ru-ss r..-f
'N q, ''seh'e ssoreff Ten shP Csas af SOssu, ~
tffs fto.toa az H-nrs. o.
trs Arvtis, 81 Hsf.'on Ne wts a. - fu Port a. Frs
ss- g. a. Sartfrf Ten bark Mara. Fat. n
saws trs~l " Aru'tfon. npsnn o. ts naes or B,stoH
yss fis. hsrel ar IA ajs PAs is- Sses sih ors
n-nrsrs t.r >Nnrs.
Be- Csneo. Of B'eu Weeks. sgih S.tt s,l Cs
ef go 90 Dc ti B. ~ a - M sftr Hf ~ IA kats "a
ans be- itsaioa. l3 - iron - norr|tso
ptn arc kstiy. iea Ca far ff.s "a Mt cog-e ls
a. SOC T. A A frrns
u1s N,rea. ooo-V r o. IN Arhss-o, eo,,oa. * al
Hurtuf & Co
Rrs 49, R-,iey Coanb,s VI. Chtr-, 81 g. u c~sf.so.
Caba aut no- g. pftsf Len Au-fan part
Co
SCR pr d Hale Rossr I'm Pbas5sfba ooa soaai Prov.
t-ase. ri
sesrw co5-' BROOKE. 'ou rh,aisPhs A oos eouas
Nofsarh. Com.
sshr Hsnre,ts Tfnpsor. o. f.r M,ciiss. Ne lauter
scar Wn { srs. % On ka.;gort. We. 18th, a.
Ssaf Hiram rst Be- Is l Rstanos uiss q Nasr
s. Tort
Sehf Pot BOY. Crowley. T. O. fu Ass>on Ne. hns.r
SiiAhp-ssfs Reqs,s b. ls.uoos bng- Rood ioa -
lhfen isaua fu, Gufss issnt CoflwaN 81 - Jca ~
N-l- >aifucs Not- Many. Bar >chf- f-~r-- for
fface God sirai sf Haas Ns EH.a f-rsn.. Msiagorfl
J 10. 0ttresiNl art
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GOLD AND CALIFORNIA.

SUP Nk itsl Tons ~ kDsH
80 WILL h-Af fNHfptATF DISPATCH FOR
49, San rrsnsl-r1 aud ilr tnl Nssiul- conn a. sn.t-t
10y r. q Cameron unr of fhr nhi-sf ani o. IT -
c-nl Captains out of the rn of Nrv nrk lia We. ri
= command ufdff Commodore d. Kay. Of fhe : ~
yale Macedonian on her HiH mission OF mercy 90 il4i,,t
49, Sr1.a and Al eAp' urntrl aUh ski 0ii >urfe,a a..
fN- Ten WI Fu Wi lr Doe A. siuu. witch ofi - .f
uNn@ ui steady AID respectful persons AfVanfsr. a.,
h-r offered rslrI3 LOB h' ih si iu Doe 81 f.t,,
lp sI. dr,ruus of rmhslkiug fur that r.nnlry
~ Particulars known on rpIcsilln o. ihe Csp.i, =,
lIs Ns-sau.si .f. T.
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CALIFORNIA.
FOR California.
ID cAPIrALIsTs OIL MERcHANrs


! 4 AMERICAN GtN TLEMAN having lived 70 Mexico
y sd vel sr1lsnted with IN Mexican and lncisn chsr
sc:- sri give good reference about % vis the gold
regions q CAoruis for business purposes he~i pc a.
% c1un1ncste win sny merchant Or persons ros o
sending goo, q description b. srge small GA 81
nues 70 that Quarter He hss hsd much experience IN ne
trading r- VIII hose people ad . accustomed 90 lor
an tedious journeys rh would enable him 70 dispose OF
goods i1 - 1esi a1Vs1a -e zni good '-fy y" u - sFe
Tor The honest SRI faithful Performance ~ 81 husress com
milesi % h.s care. Adires' A . th'. Office.
3 PscEagss. parcels A. vi ne iskeu % The gold 70
giou and delivered Tor srsl compensation. hevoud b.
r-ss-f 90 Do business The hom-SsrI voyage snynef
u south America .1cn e. gens orders Tor manufactures
any other business IN any ~ Or town between he god
regions srd New York dio So
FOR CkLIFORNIA-sHIP -TOREs.-The
The a-rror ~ The numerous parties ari Of indi wen
row sung oct or ne god regions solicited by NE sur
their srge ari choice socs OF tess snd
groceries generally foreign fruits wins and liquors cigars
ma liquors ssrsfoga waies spices pickles. sauces. pre-
&c comprising assortment TOO numerou. 20 par
negsiz- The good; VII b. .s,c15y p'esed sni ship
dow il- Chslhamss opposite CAs'hsm Thesier
I,aITFoRNIA-DAYs PATENT BOAT AND
NTkNT Buyer. ~ i1i's Rubber Boats ar reminded
thai B1ais mate lrdrr psy- Patent sre convertible in
~ mnn'rs i.i1 l-is The cYnd-r, ar- not attached
90 the bottom and hr usual sle. makes tent (. feet by
Orirr- eye-uei win dspa'ch AL boats made hy COM
lrins ~ .nden viii il-is rubber cloth bottoms se IN
fnnfem"ris upon ny patent ID To DAY,
dl4@s - Corlsrd-.t near Brosdwsv
f'AiIFORNIA GOLD Ws~HER~-Of tho
latest modern ,npr't-n.rs. lately il'nfurrf i1 the
SUGGEST. only manufactured hy he Subscribers Also
small portable sri-e t1r hand " atarfei Tor immediate
us- .tH-itI ROCKFORD a WORLFl. ID Nrsey-.
SgtAN FOR CALIFORNIA One 3D. one rs. !
- ami one Do horse power engins suabr f0r Cal
frn'a nyirg hul I- room and warrArird perfect
mac rrs GRO. 10 BENTON. lsi- B0yien Works. !
Nr~srs. = j. Machinery made to order dii9g
{ '<LIFJRNIt t.OLD--IFTER-.- Those visit /
ing ifr lnd regions Wuli DO well ID ook sifrrs
~ Inst use Price. 80 r-rdogen: single one 81 o.
DIS Do ROC FORD NORLFY. 10 Ne.-y-si
Cz~s<r-gS FOX CAIIFOR>IA.-Compsn |
II - a1i others hsins ont for Cahf'rr's viii
= = hnf flIi ard complete assortment OF /
nus flr cnoper- niV shs house and sh2 carpenters
-'arrsser- hIfcnrrs h.zrssmlts. and others
variety nli ~ he li manufacture a. genera
.Dr-l. 0f huder, ani e-1.n-.' hardware. cutlery a..
0r CIV AMI cnlrry trade. al fhr oi stand 81 Fntonsi.
dll AZ na -rN { : IfTrl =. 81 FutOr-.t
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~ VIA SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA -. d,
Portland. on th' Nah."u t'1 River The ,ureros
very fa-sslnl rNpnrrfi rnI rNppnrf.sIsufI Bsrk Ma
DONNA, having list been otflif4fIri lri ru pa,g
-nTHsried hN John ~ CuurH " h1 has h.i tIra ,..t.
experience il e navigation nf Doc lnuIn s viii i. man.
h'arN dispatched ir ihr shovr Tu- Having niu. vel
rfi accommodations. fnr rn cabin p..srussr. anI. a..
vessel offers hrs. a'" opportunity Co. nnfs fe. r,s..
u' com lrlaNH ant expect Nnf Iss-aln tna Of Iu .uI
srfhrr- familiar - h Obj" business 81 oregon zia a. lar
nf ~ receive cons .nrnrri- 'nr either pot tarih- has
uf 80 bids freight. or passage rpnlvfp
IsW SlftKNANs \ STARR NJ S,rih ii
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LIGHTING WITH GAS.

BLAKE A. DARRACOIT
t'NGiNFERS, OBJ Slste-t. Boston prepared 90 rom
sI.tr % urs. FOR Nglul1 Cities Towns. Manufactures
fuhHr cudn,s g. with Gas fun1 Goa. other
teas Contacts Or works of Any caplcly will De sNeci-
led promptly aaI iulae most fHlr0us manner
JONI ~ BLAKE.
FRANKLIN DARRACOTr
REfFasNcas-Abhog Lawrence, John aiarlsnd. George
Dffur'u No lm
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CITY ITEMS.

MONDAY. December +.
BOARD oF HEALTB.-The Sanitary Committee
have received the following
QUARANTINE STATEN ISLAND Dec j. ls4-.
Five cases Of Cholera and two deaths have occurred
among the passengers 81 the ship kew York since SO
terday report. Respectfully Sc
ALEX. b WHITING, Hesih Officer.
The Resident Physician reports tbs, there hs. been
case in the City.
FIRr-Th.s morning about O'Clock a fire broke
out in the dry goods store Of Mr. Lewis Doi,e in
Eighthsvenue, but ex,nguished before much dam
age had been done.
Dg,TRTrR CarcBr.-A deserter from Cover
nor. Island mined Henry W ColsIn. was arrested in
the City saturday nigh, and sen; hack 10 the Island
APsOS.--A woman named CstharIno @. Ho0ly
was taken into custody last night suspicion ot 1T
ting ire % the premises l6- Grccnw. II Committed
for examination.
4 DESPERATE CHARACTFR.-Lssto evening 4 man
named Frederick Phillips was taken into custody "a
charge Of attempting % shoot bis wife and Getting re
10 the house. a. Hammond At
INQrFsr.-C Coroner Walters held an inquest yes
to-day on the body Of named Mrs Davis vino
Dss burn, % death 81 her residence IN Ann 8, about
nall an hour before the IRE In the Park Thestr broke
out. The husband was the fret person who saw her
alter The dreadful accident but she then corpse
"A verdict in accordance was returned by the Jury.
ARREST OF A Horn THIrF-On Saturday
evening Mr. VIM Anderson Of the Atlantic Hotel
so. Broadway discovered man on bis premises
named 2 Y Ostranier busily engaged in peeping
through the dfereut keyhoes the second and third
floors he Immediately arrested him and gave him
into the hands of officer Cummings Of the Chiefs bu.
rcal and Mr. Relyes Of the indie ndeut Police who
searchiug him found or his per-O several pawn tick
ets two Tor gold watches and the remainder fer other
articles Of jewelry They found lot u bresstpns and
0her articles supposed have been stolen from hotels
Justice McGrath committed the accused for examine.
ton. The prs0ner Is of respectable connections
and three years ago he ilcd situation In the Custom
House. but dismissed on account Of his political F
opinions Since then he has been rapidly going down
bill IN the world sud il 10 supposed that his necessities
drove him % commit the offence of which be s charged
POLICE CoURT.-A man named Michael Vanderpsrt .
Ff- taken M custody Yesterday charge ~
snmg eueHtY o cshnF and several pror1ssory
aafe was Ncd h answer charge oi s'eaas f- e property
f tal1e France Ui -0 ilioF young Nsrf-n
iHlff. arrested yesterday fse- sf~ar. rirf
hlrastpH. valued COLA rs Waived
''i M PRISON Yesterday. if JHsfH- Mnnff
afn about f"' ~@rts c, assa ei named Kerr Chez
W 1n SOS nol ard Thomas faa'an arrested
nria nst charge 0 .'~sHr feather t-f stsr
s,n. si -up ni- niAe' D. u tlune tlr ire t- pat
ihefisr ia lr,ltei Nfe .sri Al
le of Nu Paul arrested oa sstsriy sal a4i 81
Ifni Glrt vfiU.f U-ns- Do default payment
iIr fle tir srI nf'sd hN isat.e Gail N..n
a. 1~ort hse-. ui-r e prrien.-s aanei Jsns.
~ Cooley afI-f~i yesterday I .f Ensiai
isfsHe hHH Hf stealing So non f0nl. HAY. W--tle.i-f
County
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Dir \ GOODS.
LADIES riERINO CLoAKs.
PRICES REDUCED


li2 CtNsL-,r CORNrR or WEST RguADwAY
1 AIDES MERlNO CLOAkS " Ali me most fashionable
iyes. richly snt elr suy trimmed, Hi reduced prices
also, great variety Of low priced Ciosss of the
patterns
Long and square Broci6 ava Plaid Wooden
sNAWLS
4 very extensive assortment ~ BrCctb shawls Plaid
WOODEN shsw-; heavy basE net AMI Other styles Of
Winter shaws together Win largo siors Of DIS Goods
viii be offered % such prices cannot fsi To give entire
stsieciion 10 purchasers, at@ Canals. corner o. Nes
Broadway di3 2'v'
EMBRoIDERIES.
lD[ ENBROiD'D Muslin Collars. from - cfs upward
'1~c 81 d" stsniupdo 90 lit
Also Caomzsues an GUS 10 every variety aud price, at
PETER KOBERTS'S SIS Broai~ay
d5nal' Between franklin AID White 81.
EMBROIDERED HDRFS
n ENBROlD'D Cambria ddkf. from n p upward
4 ~ l71 REVERE and Tucked do ~
LAD tape bOfdd Lawn do VERY sheen 80
tucked do at PETER ROBEK So 37i broadway.
dlj gair Retvesn Franklin ana Whitesi.
LACE CsPEs, &C.
4 EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT u real Thread and
hMaine Lace Capc-, Brrihes Sleeves Bsibss Collars
slti 20 Bmssels Print Collars, - Is. 90
PETER ROBERrSS.
i ual NJ Broadway, between sfanaln ani White ,ts
EVENING DRESSES.
rDn LACE AND MUSLIN DRESSES from 81 uu-
'bpo wards 90 e0l0rri and wac, figured snd doil-d
Mu-hn Dresses. Also, real tbreti-isre Dr'-se. nt
PETER kOBERrSS.
dl3 jail So Broadway between " b. srd Franknn 81.
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thf BEsI kind for ya0ls alleys sreas sc IL the Bar
tno-lrw fa.rri which Is strong. durable. nos liable
20 freeze burst piqe II not broken len running by
children yr Carricssy Aud II repaired cheapy without
being dug mp. has been 10 i1 this city about three
yelrs, -rf l. generally approved Of .s double hy.
inr to YARDS bose ydrau. Ac For safe here by
the plumbers generally 10 Boston By C.SCUDDER co
{ the trade. b fillmore ID l. SNT IL u0 I've. .d+
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PATENT
EINE-CIIT PnESSCn TnnACrn-

UFINH TIE Nv tNION Of fIIs md ~ Inblff1, AMI
- having patent securing tO fie exclusive ght to
manufacture the same being rntirey different from any
0tl-r a. g. ,- f1 br0g before lif public in IA,
highest state of reflection. Al impurities eNtrsc-d
aud e fVeet aroma preserved thereby Imparng pleas
and delightful taste and ftvor. being thus prepared 20
rendered desirable not only 1r home hut Tor ship
meats Ol long voyages and warrant 10 10 retain ils
moisture enc flavor & rinrec yeas In any climate
PLEASE NOTICE.
Thsi each box and paper have printed abeis r GOOD.
WAS Patent Tobacco Feb. Dos. 1888.
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