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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-17
NauvOO.

4 correspondent ofthe Madison, Ind, Couri-
er, has been making a pilgrimage to the ru-
ins of what wns the stronghold of Tie Lat
ter Day Saints in The time when Joe Smith
was the Prophet. We extract the following
from his Interesting letter:
" TIE city of the Mormons once had
10000 inlnhiinnts: there nre now but 1000.
One half oi The hoHses the Morm0ns left
have been removed or pulled down, mud the
other halinre ieDnnt"ss. Each LOT c0ntnins
un mere. In walking through its deserted
streets started several qunis in the midst of
tie nnre popunus city. The mansion of
Joe Smith is kept hy his wife, once his
widow, hut now again Il wife of another aud
II live nnn-ns n tavern. Between this man
sion aud The river, are the reunns of the Ia
nous hotel, which was abandoned after its
walls had reached the second story. Tie
walls are of fine pressed brick, with marble
door SiIls and caps. Joe's siorehouse is also
standing The masonic Hall is n fine brick
lilidiug three stories high. am told that
all the Mnrnnns were Masons. Their lodge
is under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge
Of the State of Illinois. Smith, | nnI told,
initiated snne OF the 'MOihers in Church,
when tie charter was taken from Them, aud
the lodge closed. Tie front wall aud the
one neM 10 II, which formed the vestbnle,
ull tint is leil standing OF the achievement OF
lanalirisn called HE temple which, us the
inscription an large stone, worked III tho
inner wall, informs the Ssior,is
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04

Two REPRESENTATIVES, FOR CALiyoR-
SIA.-The Committee OF the judiciary
of the Senate have agreed to report in
favor Of allowing California, upon the
evidence before them, two representa-
ttves. When this proposition is adopted
by the two Houses, the Secretary Of the
Interior will announce the apportion-
ment under the 7th Census, and il must
Of course, govern the next Presidential
electicn.- Wash. Corr. Jour. Of Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04

1.-THE signers in Salisbury, New Hampshire,
were the following:-
Ebenezer johnson, Nathaniel Marston,
Samuel Scriboer, Robert smith,
John Collins, Andrew Peitngil,
Reuben Greee, William Calet,
/ William Mutton, Leonard Judkins,
| Benjamin Bean, Jonathan Fifeld,
| Job Heath, Edward Eastman,
| Phn-as Bean. Shubael Greele,
| John Jameson, Benjamin Huntoon,
| John Sanborn, Jonathan Cram,
| Jacob True, David Pettingi,
| John Gale, Joseph Bartlett,
| Moses Elkins, John Rowe,
Rev. Johnathan Searle, William Webster,
| ELenezer Webster, Jacob Garland,
| John Fi6ed, William Eastman.
William Searle, Joseph MTston,
| Abel Tanday, Moses Sawyer,
jeremiah Webto. John Challis,
! Edward Fi6eLl, Benjamin Greele,
| Moses Garland, John Fellows,
! Edward II ath, Ephrsim Colby,
Ezra Tucker, John Webster, Jr.,
| Eben Tucker, Andrew Robinson, Jr. =,
! Nathaniel Meoon. Ananak Bohonon,
| II.1ekiah Foster, Andrew BOhonor,
| Nat Meloon, Jr., Daniel iuntoon,
! lido Scribner, Moses Seely,
| John Been, Gideon Dow,
Obadiah =. FiGeld, Jacob Cochran,
Benjamin Scribner. Nathan Colby,
Edward Scriboer. Joseph French.
| John ScrIbner. stephen tall.
Jacob Bohonon, Mathew Pcitingill,
John Brown, Eb-nezer Clifford.
lenjamin Sanbon, Reuben Hot,
Joseph Basord, Joseph fihcld,
Daniel Sewel Ah Elkins,
| Joh. Webster, Abraham fi6ed,
Israel Webster, Richard Pie,pont.
Robert Barber, Daniel Warren,
Cutting Stevens.
this may certify 10 the General Assembly, or COM
mittee Of safety, or II the colony Of New tamp-
shire, that we, the subscribers have offered the
within declaration to the inhabitants of the town
Of Salisbury, aud they sign freely, Mr.. sinker
Bean and Joseph Bean, Esq, excepted
Jos.rnIs F,rrrlp, ofsaEsbur,.
Salisbury, September i2'b. i776.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04

Ur The store Of Dennis & Hall on
Union street, was broken open on Sat
urday evening last, and small amount
Of money and goods stolen thcreifom.
The thief has not been detec,ed.-E,
BEDFORD Mercury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04

One Of the b'hoys in Tiverion, X. !.
has been fined three dollars and costs
for whipping his schoolmaster, because
the latter insisted upon the observance
Of the regulations Of the school.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04

A fellow stole wood saw, and on trial
told the Judge ,ha, he only took il in
joke.
How lar did you carry t7' asked
the jud.
"Two miles" answered the prisoner.
That's carrying the joke TOO far"
remarked the Judge, and the prisoner
was committed ior further examination.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04

" French toiihom a Master."-A dash
ing-looking blade who had taken trip
to Paris, affected to have perfected
himself in the French language. Ono
day, observing gentleman looking a,
his watch, he said, d" Quelle heure est
ii F-The gentleman, tuspecting his
knowledge Of the language, answered
him in Latin, Nescio," q don't know
Upon which the buck, seemingly quite
astonished said" Bless my soul, did
not think it was SO late I" and away he
ran.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-07
OFFICIAL
PrOCf01seHfiOas
+ BYaJOSEP H W AL X Err, a

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
~ Where's the Convention that assembled the Capitol IL Baton
Rouge Tor OF forming onsitaton did or thal
neae, sor Of tho Convention tho Governor aha
bis directing the several officers # this State saihor
lied bv law ho cson Members Of the General Assembly
open and hold Parrish Of tbs State the pAea dssgna
tod BY upon Tie Tuesday November for thu pps Of
taking the sense COED people Of m State, the aop
ton or Or rsjecsn this Constitution " and that th Commissioners
designated to preside polls shall carefully count
each ballot and forthwith make due thereof 70 h sereas
state /. conformity with existing laws upon the subject Of elections
AMI upon the receipt said retuns on the h Monday In No
,ebe b be not soonsr shall b. the duty Of the
Governor tho Secretary State, the Attorney General ndthe State
the such choose attend to
compare The Votes raid po for the ratification and
this Consultation fit shall appear from said returns, that majority
Of all tho Votes rang this contaion then shall be
the duty the Governor make proclamation and thence
forth this Consultation sha ordained and eatabshd the Ccns
ton Of the State but whether h Consultation
or rejected the Of the Governor to cause to be pubhsd
ii tb official psrer Convention the result the polls showing
number Of votes Parish for and aans the said Consu
ion Therefore, conformity with SAID ordinance do hereby pro-
claim the official cast in each Parrish for and agsnsshs con
-11..~x ~ piuuf
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OFFICIEL.

n U'IL SOFT RESOLU que lie Contr6leur soft
~c demsure auose vends rabas ape dix jour davis
ss
ents tout commencement aux plan ct en6gses
d @ ,s ss s4 s
mAOns les terrain, fi.an face plan
nt i ms@s rus du Canal aas nss ss "a
Pour les rus an les nuIneos
fsn dun cote Dc rue ct "a
-, President du con.sil des Assistant. Aldermen
President du coass des Aldermen
Apgrouys lie 20 Novembre, 1852. -
Pour eOps conforms H. BIER secreare. DNN''
BUREAU DU cONTRoLEuR,
WILLIE DE la NouyElLE oRLE ANS, Deeemore, 1859.
Gs- Avis est par la presente dome que
aus1 ias len s s
MAIRIE DE LA NoUvELLE- ORLEANS,
e HGysmhss soNsEIL coMMuN DE a VILE
D@
de Travail saon Dc Rsuss vile, pendant an
ssns dsvan. f0urn isears en-
sru.l da & ssas e. ss e f,s
President du Conseil des Aldermen.
hignsl - A. D. cRossMAN, n1airs.
BUREAU DU CONTROLEUR,
N7 WILLIE LA NoUvRLLEORLKANs 9 Decmbre, 1881 !
CNg- Avis est par la presente dome que
contra. .usdi.. [ise2i 9. DsBTYs cea5sal. J
MO. 42s. -Rssolu que lie Contr6leur soft ct
s ssass s gs
ss ss % v'yr v' ' ssass HrsTaSTE 4
sspsl President aV s's. & Aiii,issi Aldermen
-. ,..s President da conasil dss Aldermen.
lsignel 'S - A. D, cRossMAN, Marie.
MO 436. -Rssolu que le Contr6leur soft ct
pos {. Iss s pa
No y lee snsgls.ses bureau
President ID dn conss i dss H Aldermen.
fsigne] - A. D. cRossMAN, Marie. !
MO. 437.-Rssolu que lie Contr6leur soft ct
se. vss ans al
I'll S1Ss A NJ *
ss sys e'ep V0ys La vsns sea spee h0
s,sns President da g % a
President du Conseildes Aldermen.
1signdl II AID. CRossAIAN, Mare
MO. 444.-Rssolu que lie Contr6leur vende a
sn'an ra ap,s dix ieus davis les e9na
s G pssi
as Hn ans nsf aas
trees au bureau du v0yer Lnyens sera e,s appoon
is.s President a' %Ss 81 sl l;.i5i!;
,,, President du Copaeii des Aldermen.
lsigne] AID. cRossMAN, Marie.
MO. 445.--Rssolu que le Contr6leur vende a
encan apras dr davis b pour approvsonuer
willie coquia ct du sable du lac pendant
organizations au bureau du Voye La aette
depreciation du Conneil f.4. La.
lSHpsl FRANS ALPUENTE,
: - President du Copsei des ldermen.
[signel W. c. 9. CLAIBORNE,
4 f@ President du Consel DIES Aldermen
tsignal AID. CRossMAN, Marie.
MO. 446.--Rssolu que lie Contr6leur soft ct
autorise yendre enan, rabas apes dix jour-
DAVIS pour canal de Pora
enegiskes Voyer Vene snjee
ffSigu6i FRANS. ALPUENTE,
r'l preadent du Consei des Assistant Aldermen.
TSiep6l w. @. O. CLAIBORNE,
'Se' President du Conscil des Aldermen.
Approuve lie "a Novembre, 1852. n c,oss,,.,,,,,.y
.,|. BUREAU DU CoNTRoLEUR \
VILE pr NouyELLK- ORLEANS, Decembre, 1852.
me- Avis est par la presente donne que
LUHp1 proclaim midi les
dec2 + ~ o. DRBUYS, Contr6lenr
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W'Os'ta's Safe COssaf0a7lay.
yHyHE attention of the publie 10 halled a.

VIE BbG6nUlOu OF the PUBIC Is CalleQ to the
IL utility and superiority Of heae Safes oters Our Safes
strongly made from plates around which coips,
ion chilling the liquid making ttpene
ble to the chisel drill and capable resisting bowsof
ssdge To the scientific II oay necessary NY .a
Mechanic leaves bo straps the
burglar with perhaps
puthe together Neither the burning mprs
EMPIRE DRILL AMI POWDER PROOF COMBINATION sASE
the only really depository for other
Safes Bank yanSnow They all The
often brok eninu, experience has Demonstrated. 7
furnish notice SAFES
Firms Drill and poNde,
Proof, when secured with Lilies Bank Lockso ,37G
sample ofho above Safes and Locke together with Newa
sani Lock- can Ss ssss 4 .ss sts q W
NEW ORLEANS and Car kssJ.s ,,ca
y rolcn Railroad rolon Line f2 w
Departure Trana. From Nen0 - ; 4 :!
Horse CaTa-bA and TX 104, and ny ~ ~ Y
syeiyin summer and mi quarter past Ia winter '
From Cdroftoa:i " ''as-l
Hnrse cars-b and \. M. ., and ler.a. g.
Steam ans1 and every hour afterwards rcln
rAasi5oe children years and Servants 10 cents
aAN W. - ~ 'es'N LAFAYETTE LINE.
w These from the Depot No. IS atree
,i.,sis. ..s5 Departure Of Cara -
~ Depot, ls Baronne street,. ,..IH, sad sk
which ho leave every taen minutes
until 5 O'clock Pm
Then AtsM, ., 10 and II r. NJ, from the Dsppt.
And Sx, ~ aud lof P. NJ, from Lafayette.
FAnk-le cents. Children under IL yearD, bali
- NotaSpeeia Wight Parties Mseting
ps hsn reauisd after the aforementioned hours mhs ~
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TyoR LAKE BORGNE Sc. r,uy cr; asz:ss,ss

EoR LAKE BORGNEE Ca TEay III,
IL and MEXICAN GULF-WINTER& 9SS52-sss- Sss.s-
ARRANGEMENT, December 1852. -
n MEXICAN GULF RAILWAY-Depot corner Of Good Children
Champs PR0CTORvILLE, Lake
lance twenty miles, Fare through Fifty Cents Children and
Lave TE CITY AT ~ 4. xlLEAyE THE LAKE ATS An
II A. A M.
~ rMI S@ M
~ odcs No. Common sres all business Of the Railroad
Gordon, dscsaasd sRpy w. Q. BAKEWE Executor ocs
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lyFFTcIAI..'

SAND. Persons wishingte take
the Bafs foot Of Race IL without
psis under tho direction of No he Baturs.
f$ L. H. PILE, City SlrvsycY. y
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ID OUCH AND READY LINE 4iIJlsss-<s.s
~ OF oMNIBuSES-NEW ROUTE On III sss5saSfas1s3s
nrst OF October will commence n
running from the of Canal and Catres the
Plaurhe and Espanade ree via aas Said Onbuses will
each every fifteen minutes and to avoid starting
hours, ollows -55 n ~ III = n
Carriage from Pauche and Espnaie 10 min to
Last do 10 o N.
drivers. Cash ten cents ffl
u No smoking permitted carriages seps
Passenger having complain drivers will favor
by taking the number the the Omnibus and REPORTING
our wish 70 conduct such Will give sntisfc
ton 70 all hose who favor with their patronage.
octl8 ly tssc " 5s3 Vs. s. J. b. SLAWSON Il co.
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sB- PHILADELPHIA SADDLE AND TRUNK .wAteHousE.
MAGAZINE STREET, Canada ress. ROBB
CO. Gate Rebb Faishan constantly New Goods
England And are prepared to oe5 to liberal induce
DLER, saddlery EARDWARE, RARNEss LEATHER TRAVEL
ING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RuBBl r. GOODS SAD
TRIMMINGS, etc. g7'' - m 7T-sr'--""SS'
fa- pu,,h are invta a. 80 sms
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NTEW ORLEANS and Car r.. =,
ySi 5sIsy W;y1oop-pEL1oAN STEAM s ssi,1i

KHIRE WUUU-PELICAN STEAM SAWINNT
Il WOOD YARD 100 Lsvee street. Third Ds,rct Under
keepers families and the paee hat heS have erected
purchaser order The will awaa be tnl
Will reduced
that will heirssu We
wil deliver Wood the of CENTS cut per cord
Of Wood will SIXTY CENTS.
Orders len the following places will be promptly attended lo
At Exchange Plsce, Second Esr
A. FosnlCk No 81 Camp street. fia District
BRAUD Second District,
At ~ BAR0iS II Old leyee street, Second lsl
At the WOOD YARD Levee street. Third District.
number they
stick Of Wood. Z
oct2a 3m A., PAtfSSITatS co. d
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SLAVES,

VAMES WHITE, No. rs Baronne street, a.
- Neworieaas will give strict attention receiving board
lng and selling SLAVES consigned to him. He will buy
ssd sell on Commission Reference Messrs Robson
MoRea, Cofman 4 Co.. Program, Bryan Co. ssp2s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-07

PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC,
~, Join MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No. l$s Camp s.es Newer
cans has just received
ynIioas sizes FORCE AND PNPs BEER MES btr
CoulEG KANGESi BAT TUBS AND SHOWER BATf3S
also, Aso LAYING AND REPAIRING LEAD PtPLS SI;EET lead
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 1890 $500 -i-siD
Ship Steamboat ,e,,,iroa y.
promptly attended to. ~ CHARGES M0rlER s,,,os
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HARNESS, ETC.

LACEY q CO., 6IeSt Charles street,
tE- BRANCH OF LACEY q pIILLfPs,s CELEBRAPED ftAR
NESS MANDATORY tbs HnI and nost
fashionable HARNESS. AND If reduced
TT PEPA AIRING STRICTLY 4TTFSprff To- fem IydW
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SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, CITY HALL,
NEwOsLskss, June 9, 1859,

a y PILE City ssrysye.
suRvEroRNs . 166sAss55s sas, SrT lsss I
TNHE PUBLIC are informed that the offices Of
RssaT1 ~ as %
once Pognis .ss, sna Apolo .s:si.
Rsss ss s'a
mo. 429. - RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be,
sss sss s .ssss s4 a. ' he
s e sssS.ssHis s
sa.a1 p'''la;i sS.;s 4ii'sses Aa'1''
.,.., President Board of Aldermen
tssnsdi A. b. cRossAiAN, Mayor
mo. 436. - Resolved, That the Comptroller be,
s e. s s.s, af s %
sI wSs Il e. so r.
Sale to b made subject the The Com
n.y. I sisasti tn TRANS. AIpuENrn,
sp.a r''ssHs ss.Ss Aii's5iss A4s'ln'n
| =. -. President Board oil Aldermen
fsisaedl =, w. = F''- AID. cRossafAN, Mayor.
mo. 487. -Resoiced, That the Comptroller be
ss
@ Es's fssss ssi
s'sn.s P'i VIZ sss's 4 aisas Aldermen
Afg gIssssi '.sA ,
MO. 444.- Resolved, That the Comptroller
=. eel auction 70 the loves. bidder after dsy the
SAFE
| isignedl FRANs. ALpuENTE
spsd f'''a' WI sse!a + e As;is5t s!s'fn'a
Il President Board Of Aldermen.
/ tsignsdl - AID CRossMAN, Mayor.
MO. 445- Resolved, That the Comptroller
ed e: ssss ss Fl
tons o. d T. ss o The ls subject the
ss''a President p ssH y a.rTERs 1,n..
tssnsdl WI 49, z 6 d Ha,ii oI &C..
AR FgIsssS s4h November 1859 eRossM.s ,v.r
MO. 446.- Resolued, That the Comptroller be,
days nOtse 70 clean Poya s,rss
s:s sag
Tsusa President Roes 8 { d As;isst saer'n
n, President Board of Aldermen.
sisnsdj - ''''N' -" i''1. AID cRossMAN, Mayor
'4E re- s.o- WI CoMPTRoLLERis OFFICE, ~
Cry OF NEW DALE Ans, December ., 1852
~ Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY,
s.ss [ss D p.sGYs os%psM
DE IT RESOLVED, That the Comptroller
be- and he hereby authorized sell to the lowest bidder,
ss
s a. os on
And be further resolved That the Comptroller hc hereby
TO after ten days notice. 70 The lowest bidder the
to plan specifications file in the Surveyors
The numbers In all the parallel the river Canal
towards the limit OF the
from Canal towards the limit the
perpendicular
back. All the odd numbers
the Opposite side of all streets. fgl.
[sgnedl FRANs. ALPUENTE,
President Of Board OF Assistant Aldermen
[Signed] WM. G. c. CLAIBORNE
President Board Of Aldermen
True copy H. BIER, Secretary =
|
T5r.l4--t COMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE, a
Cry OF NEW oKIkA ms, December q 1854
M3> Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY,
the l3th Of December 1s52 viii addicate my
O'Clock NJ, the above contrasts.
]dec2 s&t " 9 sfe'. u [ /. COMPTROLLER
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Novem-
her 20, 1884,. COMMON CoUNcIL0F THE CITY NEW
ORLEANS. No. Tint the Comptroller SHALL after
ten days notice in ths official Journal sell suction tbs low
Refuge Of the city with such required
one the party obtaining the contracts to furnish security for its
faithful performance "
tsignsd1 FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Alder
tsigned] W. G. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Of the Board of Aldermen.
Approved 2dth November, 1882.
Lsignedl A. D. GRESHAM, Mayer.
~ COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, (
-r a. q. CtrY OF NEwoRLKANs december ., is5e
GD~ Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY,
the 18th day December will adudcaie my Office
dsc9 o. DxBuys, Comptroller.
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NOTICE to PLANTERS, eto.-The BRIDGE
In WATER PAINT MIXES WITH LIAfE.one-twen Lime
(el slaekd) mixed with the dry BRIDGEWATER
reduced 70 BY the addition ater
WOOD etc. This has been tried the North
years and m found to answer the purposes
-4nov25 G. @, BOGERT a Co 10 Camn srsst -
Agents for the States of LOuiaaua Alabama Mississippi
"A DVANCES-Liberal Cash Advances will be
made on congnmens Of Southern Western Produce to the
address of our friends in NewYork Phladelphia ~
nevae KIDDER FABIAN, 81 Magazine street
TIGARS.- &c, 900, various brands, landing
" j and for sale bv s. Wp "a ohi"'' lows
GIGARS-7O,O 900 Havana, direct Importation,
~ Club Club Media Rega Loa Do Hemano Regals Los Dos
Rega Judo Eante Ell Judio Eants
Media Regala, Crnrados Regaiss, for s.le by w. ss
MACKEREL, GOLDFISH AND HERRING
~, Invoice on board bark fs HHsa s sss y
ID ICE-43 tierces on board brig G.. Z. Alb
sale by T B. WINSTON, sok Grvvsr
n EMENT-20O bbls. Lawrences Rosendale
~ Cement board ship hsmisphe,s Levse by
noss1 I. B. WINSTON s0k Gravler street.
YVOBACCO-30 boxes Manufactured, in store
scvsoa w ~ TKRD. KHNnEET CO.. % A.s..ia. sa..s.
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Les she DIES dvees psrOsses de rat que d
Election Gouverneur dEta
Tresorier Sunndant de Eucaon Pubque
nebres do Assemblee Gan6ae 10 susdt QuATRIEME
LUND q Decembe proclaim dyers par
que les procedures ccndue lea retous
ait lois en- ygueu set elections
mite dn court nteryae qu couea jour pelecon ct cu
vi la legislature reuna engage OFFICERS snyoye les
etours ausst6s que possible 't fi.t'' -.-fi - p I
DONNIE signature sccau de E Q. la willie de Ration
lhs Rougec GO a2sme jour dc Novembr 1884, sox-
ante dSssptismc de rindependsncs des E,ais Uns
far 10 Gouvernenr, +- JOSEPH WALKER,
CuAnLrs GAYAnnx, secr6tars dE,at. povaa an,e
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ODD FELLOWS REST Vaults in this
" Cemetery by applying J. 0, PERSON Tres
ssre at the City Hal t Districts Nis ssestS5y
No. Is Camp aars CHARLES WfllrA1, No. U.s.
street
The price Of Vaults the burial
ne To nemhersof sokhong Lodges for the burial VIE
$780, For all ether burnls tho price Vault Will he SS
invariably. = 'T7li-f7 d. =
For tho PahsAe Of "RhT
spy g. nuNP cem-tery Committee, Nc. 81
Camp stteet JAMES FURNEAu1,
s4sist'"s Secretary The Board Of Nrectnfs.
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nVt146llvtslosNe. .. OF FRIDAY EVEN
.ths Temple HALL No, Tehouptouius street
Il &C., czss. A NJ n Roasss.si
Arss 1890 I 4; a. o. s.. Sick
J0zx coUIrrs, corner q cenmsa Sna Masai
So - ~ iylS
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

4 MO OlO plOhLAJ, LlO. t3
ONIONS, f., Musical Ins trum n t 49,
NJ Maker No. 1870 Bourbon street. between Toulouse and
ST. Peter areeta Neworleans EH Accordson ped
the latest Style and second bsnd Victims for sas noy2l y
EDIANOS AND HARPS k USTNE Err, olals.
IL MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARPS. SItsE
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TUNING AND REP PIANoS APS and ali kinds 81 Musi
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DIANO FORTES. The subscri- - ssNZ.
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GUITARS MARTIN, together SHEET MUSIC, PhECEP
TORS, n For four good Instruments.
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FoRTES the factories Of the the United
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Of thsmost celebrated makers in the world combining all the late
30 had OF the ahscribe every Of
Of OK and Octaves. They will be sold
prices MUSICAL all kinds and qusnty
dues selection Of brought the market
which offered the GUITARS
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MODELS These Instruments Of the frt cass snd warranted
aand the climate The subscriber has had
the Misic the Northern cities well Se1resns
thoroughly acquainted with the mnus detail Of the bsnesa R
and his such that he will always hare hsnd selected
stock 81 all kinds Of
MOST MUSIC The Musical Pabs respectfully
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