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CoLIasIoN-Th steamboats, Martha Washing
ton and Uncle Ben came in collision on the Ohio
river at place called Rome, $50 miles below
Louisville, on the night of the 18th. The Uncle
Ben had been stove in and came very near sinking.
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PEOPLES TELEGRAPH
Louisville, Nashville, and New orle,S

This Line of Telegraph is WORKING w
Memphis to all points North and West ana sseiais
Packages will be made up and FORWARDED ~ ~ .asi4s
boats, DAILY, from the Office (Coms.erciai aa
the Company in this CITY, Atseasst,
~ The public may rely upon promptns,, I, !,
y Ie23 If OH Il ES No /, -. 10y ~ ahd dk ~
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4EERIAL-Mr. Thurston is to make his second
aerial voyage at Canandaigua, n Y, on the fourth
of JULY
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FROM TEXAs.-The steamship Yacht Capt. Will
son, arrived last evening from Galveston bringing
ms Texas papers We extract the following para
s.saTils from tilesCiviiian Of the 22d: as
I Corpus CArisi-Ths port, since the occupation
of Mafamofos and other Mexican towns OH the Rio
! Grande by the w. S. troops, has been somewhat
overlooked but is now reviying under the prospect
peace and the restoration, to some extent, of the
old order of things.
We.Iearn that the place has now about 300 Ameri-
can inhabitants, and some 200 Mexican. Captain
Suttou's company of Rangers is stationed there.
There is considerable quantity of land in the VI
ciHiiy planted in corn, which is growing finely
and promises to supply the demands OF the present
population.
IL is stated by the Aurtin Democrat that the From
er Regiment is about to be recognized. Col. ?.
III Ball is a candidate for the office of Colonel.
The Democrat says For 1t. Col. we hear Maj.
MsChevallie Capt M. T. johnson and Capt. E.
Y McCulioeh spokenof; and for Major, Captains
sB. +. Hill and James S. Gillett.'
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: The BERMUDAs.-These Islands, or reefs, hav-
ing been selected for the imprisonment of that glo-
rlous patriot, John Mitchell, public attention has
been directed to them. They will acquire immor.
tally from the Irish republican. They are situated
in the Atlantic, about 200 leagues east of Cape Hat
teras, North Carolina, surrounded by numerous
rocks and shoals, which render them difficult of
approach. They were discovered by Juan Ber-
mudez, a Spaniard in 1922, but not inhabited until
1909, when Sir e. Sommers was cast away upon
them; and they have belonged to Great Britain
ever since. The principal one is called st. George
Lat of St. George, 800 40 North, long. $50 32'
West. TheY are sometimes called Sommers, Islands
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oLoTHIN q -oLoTHINGe.

CLOTHING = oLoTHING:,S !.
OUCH AN OPPORTUNITY as the present. present. Il i ii
been offered in this city in the way o. Bafga'D'
determined TO close off the entire stock OF
FASHIONABLE CLOTHlFu IN,
at such prices will induce alln want OF conph o se
FIT TO paronize my establishment. 10 tho.g wi y
want OF Clothing respectfully inform theli. 'pa'
as Cheap as tie Cheapest Those who want
~. WINTER CLOTHES - 10
will find it greatly 10 their advantage to call a. .yoopS
large for this season Of the year Also-a arg 81
SHIRTS-U nder-shirts Drawers. S tsy yrTrfH0S
je2l 2dp If Under ST. Charles Hotel corner Common
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GE's- Weld& { Co., p Camp street. have the :" Hem
pecked Husband, "a novel by the author of the
Flirt. 1t is good.
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fR A New Remedy-DR. Brr,v.., We
TlNE S1Ruf.-lFro tue Southern Wara,aisNes EARt,
we invite attention to the advertisement Of fh III oesa
another column III this paper. We have
recommended by many oil dsng,,.b, ~
best remedy ever introduced Tor the speey ,
r FAN OR The SUMNER COMPLAINT e y
WHICH prevails during the hot months OF Summer q calh
LIZ wholesale Depot AT 70 CAMP STREET ~
g Sold BY WELD & CO, MEAD & sobslNN sBRoEa
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Presents for wives. Sisters and sweethea,

o. The machinery in England equals the labor
of six hundred millions of men.
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Dealers In Toilet, Fancy, and Gents furnishing Goods,
ie2Q I'm IL CAMP STREET.

10" The Queens Delight which forms an essential
ingredient IN the GRAEFENBERG SARSAPARILLA COM.
POUND probably superior Sarsapara itself Professor Frost
of Charleston, speaks Of follows w See Bulletin Me- 6, Sd
Fl ies9
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6IHE OIL MARKET.-The NewBedford Mercury
states that, week before last the sales of whale oil
IN tat city have amounted to about u 900 bbs., at
prices ranging from 30 to 80 cents per gallon-taken
chiefly for expectation.
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New YORK REGIMENT.-We understand that
the greater part of this regiment will embark for
home to-day on the ship Edith The utmost &C.
tiyity prevails in the Quartermasters office, and
every exertion is being made to forward the troops
now on their return to their homes.
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PASSENGER -per steamship Yacht from Galreston.-
Mt Borden and lady, Mr. Pernfx and lady, Mr. Sheppard
hssssrs Mills Dyer Ward, Rede. Sennett Thompson.
Dennison, franklin, Lewis, Bafdley Hyer-2l on deck.
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( GRAND PRocEssIoN,-On Saturday night next
a grand torch-Iight procession will take place in
honor of the arrival Of Gen Butler, and all those
who have distinguished themselves in the war. 1t
will be most magnificentsfete- s''ss
OLYMPIC THEATRE. This evening, the new
local sketch by Mr.. J. E. Durivage, entitled
:" NewOrleans As 1t Isl This sketch will be high
ly entertaining, not only to our floating population,
but particularly so to the g Can'tget-awav Club
Two favorite farces will conclude the amllsements
of the evening
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John Mitchel. !.

Wessee IN many OF our exchange papers accounts
of meetings held, money collected, and plans con-
cocted, to release Mitchell from his imprisonment at
the Bermudas. This is mere gaseonade which can
end in nothing. If any design were entertained to
attempt his rescue, common Sense would seem to
dictate that itshould be kept secret and not made
the subject of windy speeches and verbose resolu-
TONS But any attempt of the kind would be mani
testify futile If the object is to be attained by an
open attack, as one would suppose from the num-
Der of men and vessels spoken of, we would beg
leave to inform the valiant and enthusiastic gentle
men engaged in the perilous enterprise, that they
had better persuade the government to put into
commission all our vessels of war, for nothing less
would be required to give them the slightest chance
of success. The Bermudas, owing to their ex-
tended shoals of coral to their and devious
channels almost unapproachable by nature; and
the British naval force constantly In the vicinity,
and the stationary Notifications at St. George and
Ireland Islands, commanding the only practicable
entrances, have contributed so much to their natu-
raj strength as to cause military to regard them
as nearly if not quite impregnable. The way Of
force, then, is sheer folly, and the to artce
after all the world has had notice of the design,
would be more foolish still We hope, therefore,
that all ideas of such nonsense will be abandoned
The proper way to benefit Mitchell is not for men to
risk their necks, incur the chances of sharing his
chains in their efforts to carry out ill-advised
schemesor his rescue, but to labor in the cause for
which he suffers, to do the things that he recon-
mended, and to establish that liberty for his country
which will take from its oppressors the power to
retain him in bondage to conslgn others to a
similar fate.
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TELEGRAPHIc-The Telegraph is in operation
hAauaaa St. Louis and Peoria
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NUI FUH d LL,-DK. " UODk tFiS ITs.ssoodsts on.
DiAL-Pnce ~ Cents perbottIe SIX bottles a. 4 ~ Eaf
From H. W. billiard, late U. S. Mipiser, ~ n' y"
Or. WoodruF-A Jew days since, reeeiyui ~
good enough TO send me- Having used the ari
TO pronounce II most valuable medicine Ips 4 " a hsl
Of the Bowels sometimes suffer with ~ Y sueh
nothing equal to III Respectfully, Hssgf NJ i u@
From Capt. John E. Davis, Company D. sc,u -
Or. ". Woodrutl take pleasure in expyssss 81 aas
hlsh appreciation oil the efficacy OF your Dysen, "
IN Cases Of arrangements OF Bowels a. III
particularly TO Individuals connected with ths AM,
The demand for in the Georgia Regiment that W.
almost lnfallble Remedy, and esteem II AM sazs
able medicines the solaer carry with him. 4 y
-FOUR Obliged TREND
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To THE TRooPs.-We learn from an authentic
source that all the troops who will arrive in this
city from Mexico will be on their way to their res
pective homes by the Goth of July next. This re-
fleets much credit upon the Quartermasier and his
officers, who delegated to furnish the transporta
ton of SO large body Of men.
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MODEL ARTISTS

Orleans Ball Room, Attaohedto the Orleans Thssb
NADINE CAMPBELL beg. leave 70 Announce qa
1Sl citizens Of New Orleans, that she will present s
Evening DNESDAY, June e at the above Saloon. d
tached to the New Orleans Theatre, series Of TABLB
WANTS and POSES PLASFlQUES
to- ADMISSION Reserved Seats, 81 Paqnete, Qcl
Doors open at 75a-Periomance to commenseu ctod
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NO HUMBUG. ,o1rMANs
TTPWARDS of 1900 bottles of DR. C n L5anns b
~ GONORREA MIxTI RE have been sola ' 0ysr ~
past year. without complaint in single gbJ
dozen used in our u s. Hospital This Me d cetedg
enges comPeton both in the point 81 eS afa ans
case es5 Sold by III KENNEDY, 81 Chairs sT nEP.
at DR.. A. w. COLEMAN'S TONIC BlTI Ere slsa epT'ss
% POYDR.3S Street. ag------~
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OF AMERICAN nv

.n-x------- ~ y >-------- Suass.
ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN -.
4NJfS DENCE. iNDEra
syd#EGs q "A BALL Will be given by the E.,,. ~
s1a7ala GLuB, on the 4th OF July neyt .-;MAkr NY
~ aEMiPERANoE HALL, No. 1888 Tehbaan'as!s A.
D. ]. O'CALLAGHAN, JAMES lAyf;; rp, ]. '"
JOHN COATS, Hi Ie. IL ~ 4 -aEANoR
VIM. RANDOLPH, A. LOWE ANN
THOMAS MULVEYs
FLOOR MANAGER
D. J. O,CALLAGHAN, j. NJ ~ sr;,s,n
". AVHEELEHAN. q RnpFAnI Frs =
r.. CARDIGAN, j. & niTNAs,
40 MlssloN-Gentemen, 81. !. i,aSiss
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GORDON PLUMMrp
s A Remedy for one Glass Of DIs.,. J. =

.aDJU'STER OF aTED
fB Once at bucen hermann's, Marine NO U.s.
street, Mem Oyleuys. 774- 1'vtsIJ, No n.
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o. We thank the Belle of the West for late pa
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BEARER oFtTHE lREATY.-D w. K. Rayburn,
bearerot the treaty of Che ratification Of peace be.
tween The tinted States and Mexico, was TO have
y left this city last evening for Washington
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to DR.. WooDnurr's WORM spsc,u !, 81 '

IL DR.. WOODRUFF's WORM SpRcvm 4 ~ {.
efficient remedy Tor wornsTRY II. a I'D sah u
cheap as the cheapest SsF III 4 w. pss7s
81 do certify that administered to member x n I'll
woodruff IS Worm specincs and brcugh war ff ss 10y ~
another case curea one OF my negro sonsaa y,
.sHhitespiAe, Ga, 1867 Al0HN; !. Ii FILE
G Inc foregoing Medicines are for sale wholesale aOs n
by =. NIGHT q GO.. l5l Chart kirtsi
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ihIrIs. Cravats, Handkerchiefs. &c,

SHIFTS, CraYats, Handkerchiets. etcA
Supene all Linen Shirts stitched hos So SO 81 So super
fne Muslin SHIRTS linen bo1ns and collars TO So IS French
Bingham and Calico Shirts Hickory check Negro Shirts
Flannel Gause, white and pink Uudesh Drawers
Stik Understands and Drawers very rich styles fancy ayas Italian
and French Black Silk Cravats Silk and Linen Hankerchiefs
Linen border Handkerch Linen aud Silk Gloves Black Kid
Gloves Cotton, Merno and Lnep half Hose Silk and Bingham
umblelas etc etc. also Trunks Vas Carpet Bags iela
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of Monday night, and a large number of them, with
MANY men Also fled on board of the vessels in port
WhichWere, 7ucky bout tWenty eight
or thirty in all The larger ships received 300 81
Z JO0 each Many have since returned on shore.
Several families are preparing to leave the island
and numbers have already quiz.
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e-g Emmett Club-An Extra Nreo,;,
s 9sIa me Temperance Hail. No. gS Teasnol The
sS7 EVENING 18th instr at O'Clock, H. w.
W. GASTEL1 esar
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COMPANY E, % PENNsYLvANIA.-We under
stand that Company E, Of the I'd Pennsylvania
Regiment has obtained permission of Gen. Brooke
to furnish its own transportation to Pihsburg. This
company is commanded by Captain johnson, and
was raised in the neighborhood of Gree nsburg,
Westmoreland county, Pa. If we are not mista-
ken, the citizens of that county intend to erect a
monument to- the memory of the Pennsylvanians
who have fallen in battle during the Mexican war.
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Steamboat Departures ,Th;. !.

T ~ SEE A4DyERTissMENTs ON T11sn
In sl MOBILE, Sutton. 4 fyoa A'e
h req Rtuer DUCK RIVER An r,ym NesCs
B 4! Rfcer :. MONTEREY, Whpt,pslsegat
f.ttsoarg,.. IN. 3. HAMER, CbsemIhe"aFy,
Ao@ssoatte. u. T. WATKINS, Lee eDesi,aln
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NEW PUBLIcATIoNs,

NEW FUbLICAIIUNn
NOR SALE by the subsenber-all the LAIgsI ffBL.
Il CATIONS of the day, among which may " iound the
following +
THE LITTLE VIII Ely Mrs. Grey;
PRIDE; OR, THE DUCHESS Thsfnt ii The sRyEs
CAPITAL SINs-By Eugene Sue;
WHOM TO MARRY land HOW T0GEr MARRIED
Complete;
THE PICTORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN, ia@
Fourth of July;
HOME OF sHAKsPEARE-By r. W. Faihot, 81
Beautifully Illustrated; 50
THE HENPECKED HUSBAND-By the authsdb
History of Flin. ~
LUCY HOSMER; or. the GUARDIAN AND aHeH-F
d. T. Thompson;
THE TWO CORPSES; A Historical Romanee-Rs
erck Souie;
Je28tf WELD g. CO., 70 CamEa
Agency of the Graetea5erg Compaay's JNsN
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rD See First and Fourth pages. II

Mr.. SEVIER.-The Courier OF la evening con-
stains correspondence btween Mr.. Sewer AID
the Governor, e. Preston, Charles Gayarre and
o.her gentlemen belonging to the democratic party.
They request Mr. Sewer 10 afford the citzens OF
New Orleans n opportunity to express to him per-
sonaily their high opinion f his public services and
private worth. Mi. Sever undoubtedly merits this
Testimonial Of esteem from citizens, and we
greatly regret that circumstances were such as
would not permit him to comply with the request
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JAYNE'S HAIR TONY. ,ew ard
This valnab preparation exces the sca VI padte pr
Il healthy action cleanses it from scu anu ds ave.
vents the Hair from falling off cures those ra
which often appear upon the head and 10 a1ol s s
produces fine growth OF NEW HAIR asS b. aa
rich, glossy, and beautiful appearance unsqaas
other article of the kind -, ,ua.angL
JAYNE'S AMERICAN HAIR DY F. y ana ,ss ap
strictly applied according 10 the directions 70 il
Btack, without staining the skin. - fof kge
JAYNE'S AGUE PILLS-A positive cue F S 40
and Ague. These Pills are warranted 70 guy III ps
Ague and when the directions are followed, anu
not effected. the money will be returned ,,1s r. co
Is - For sale by N JARVIS q . nsii
Je27 If corner Magazine and Common 49,
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PIMENTO. ~, : ,oas sBt
E0 BAGS PIMENTO-veLy choice tes, aLilGlesS CO.
o 'e24 e. SAFE oy Is and IS Camp stmsN (
'e~
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sands's Ciothing Emporium.

~ clChard Sands, grateful Tor past favOrs would
specially cali the attention the putc to his Fashionable Clothing
and Furnishing Store 26 POY Tchoupitouas
NJ b. Gentlemen arriving the city will find it their
to call and examine for themselves. apps
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CELEBRATioN.-W refer our readers to the pro-
gramine another column Of the celebration that
as take place the Fourth Of July next 1t will
speak besL for itself.
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gEIEUT. sBEAUREG ARD.--We are glad to see that
the serylceso OF thus talented young Lousianan have
been properly appreciated by the Inhabitants OF the
parishes OF San bernard and Plaqnemine. Ameet-
ing OF Che Inhabitants OF those parishes was held
the 25tfaat the Station House Of the Mexican Gulf
railway iJr the purpose Of celebrating the return of
Lieut. sBeanyegard. A committee appointed to draft
resolutions, reported in favor Of presenting him a
sword as a. token of admiration.
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cY~ Important to Health.-No family should neglect
have on hand n few bottles BILLINGS CARNINATIFE
SYRUP, naibe remedy for Bowel complaints which occur
more fregnen during months than other PERIOD
~ This remedy fails in the most obstinate cases o Dr
1isI : ID. HANSBROUGH.
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aY See advertisement, the first page OF this paper,
headed tT0 PLANTERS AND FAMILIES" OF Cmstock
Il Co.'S celebrated Medicine and Magical Pain Extractor Depot NO.
So Poydras street. where all that warranted GEN Inc and
PURE iel 6In
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

| GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE or gsgMyyam
sa the y sTe .pe, essioa s Of the na
is aia D Of s'o ct H s the "eh
Billiard Dss d"E s Is Si Fgxt Fl, M s
LAIN; CharIes W scott Coadnefor; 4 Mclean G Sen.
ff pE hi isi'fL OF at cry.
s es FGrn @ @ g. It .Sns on
R ,gr + b q Hs w. sbe r. Il fTs td g
'LouisIANA, TEMPLE OF HONOR, No meets
Ss; sis%f e
R IaHa hssn rT JS61 skinner G. jacob an0I''
'V ocRA nSe' TEMPLE OF HONOR No. 2-meet every
G T1Wsds sco wy a af MVpsPf Psss
Heps1 H H1ass'gV 81 Baa WHPBIt VIM How
Tf%f s
f H rss'sVy Ba rs Sefs Hsat
Ha Bs1 r. AsaR Psy 4 f' E. f E Ss;
GR{s TsI be TEaP fof o %f moToR No.
Of Pelican plvea No. afs a'e Of s. Ghs and Com
ss wv; o #% Hail. IT,! VT E;fS
Ea%; y ks9 WI as g. 2F b fsnr
'eftER S VI MSssp So nss.
fyening at O'Clock the Sons et Tempe,an n,.
'front.' the 1 Ve1sndah a1d Charles ee oe
Monion. W A. A. H. pGand, S Henry Stevens
s; Lawrence p WciIyaine f S; Albert Swain T; James
Burke, c. Thomas Curan A {; Isaac Mckenzie S;
Martin Hanigan o S.
evening, at clock in Magnys Buildings Front Levee
g MpRIsipsly 3tosgGsoIge BFswe F JSn
I S; Geo Hale, + s.; Richard L. Meekins,, T; james 4
s; T. Yonnker, . S; Edward 4 F Mitchell. i W p
UNION DIVISION, No. 3-meets every Friday evening
cen~W L. Tilton, W p; j. Stevens W A j. K Gle Il
is: F. r. Williams Os
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M A S ON &c,

,n H. y; CHAPTER, No. 9, of ROYAL "a
ARtii MASONS-under the immediate jurisdic- ,.EES
non o. me en h Grand CHAPTER for the United TX
Monday evening of each month al the Masonic Hall over
the taoon Railroad Depot of Baronne and Per.
' NEW ERA d k0y + P1,
Under the imme'lIate jurisdiction of the General Grand
Chapter for the United taes-hod their monthly meengs
the aHollton Railroad Depot corner of Rarnnne and
Pendo streets oficers-John Gedge II p H. Nj sum
mcrS. Secretary. " ~
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE-pnaer the ;ur;s-
meetings the first Tuesday evening of each month s The
Masonic Hall the CaroIton Railroad Depot corner of
haronae and Peniido streets Ofcers-W. 2. coleman
, LAFAf ETTE LODGErundcr the jurisdiction of the
Grand Lodge of Mssisspp-hoId their months meetings in
the City Of LAFAYETTE on the third Monday of each month
Offcers-M r. Dudley, w NJ; w. A. Arms Secretary
ARREN LODGE-under the jurisdiction of the Grand
Lodge OF slsssspp-hod their monthly stated meetinc
on the second Tuesday each month AT the Masonic Han
over the Caroon Railroad Derot corner of RaTonne ,nj
Perdldo streets Officers-T, II, Lewis, w VI: H. VII
hanson. Secretary. " W."
Lodge OF AiSslsppi-hod their monthly meetings on III.
onrhTTue sday OF each month al No is Common stree, e
OHicsrs.Watcr Van Rensselaer,, w NJ; w J. Arm
THE CRESCENT CITY LoDGE-under the iDr,,;,
ion OF the tirand lOlge OF Ms.>>pp-hold their n,on,h
meetings on the trs Ihnrday each month at
,e Masonic a oyer the tarrolton Railroad Depot corner
y, hatonne and Pcrdo streets oiicer.-W II Hawaii
W N; J !! Evans SECRETARY ""'
HIRAM LODGE OF A. Y. MAsONs-bola their
a my neetIngS IN the Masonic Hall corner OF Baroune
Snh petdo streets the td Tuesday OF each month AZ
" James IL s ssi NJ Officer 9fce5'sR G BsnbrQSk y
y REkA LODGE-unJer the nrdct;on of ~ &c j.
Lodge OF Missssrp-hoid their meetings in n.ann
JscLsnn Saslty OF each month. Levee street near
Secretary. "'shis' " VI J. b Elements,
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MIRROR LIBRARY.

CONTAINING THE CHOICEST SEI,ECpIoxs
rem the best Prose and Poeticak " itrrs of az
eoasatrp and Europe '''''S " '''S
sS ,sI, 0F PASSION-hy r. P Willis
ars hAD1 IRENE, and other Humorous foems-H
i M SsTN SSS, and BALLADS osGEORGE p MORRIS
iaS W. ~ LIE FRENCHMAN AND HIS WATER
sosssS AMI Ss, Ale Of the tmesby G. p Morris:
Cornwall loE4eS-pv barry
LETTERS pIs, FRoM UNDER A BRlpeE-hv Wills,
'hI nH.p w. containing THE CIiLPRIT FAY-bv
Of EdsT s NO ~; containing the Misceareou. Poems
The n9 T. OF THE ANGELS an Eastern por,,,cs
THOMAS MOORE r4p SONGS OF
mp hotoCo No. 3, containing the Angel of III. W.,
Leigh Hunt ny ''' vi Mimi m, 10y
THE SONGS AND BALLADS OF CHARLES DIP
THE MIDSUMMER FAIRIES The Dre,p, ,r F.
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