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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-11
NUMBER I57.

gets five hundred dollars night for singing
| in operas?'' as 3a1
'tYes, and Nil Ellsler thousand for dane
ling. But Rosara sings like an angel"
"And you paint like Claude. Do not blush,
nv friend, am Judge. But you will never
make your fortuneif you undervalue your own
productions. Suffer me to appraise them for
| you The landscape, then, we will set at five
| hundred dollars-that recumbent Venus at
three hundred TO make an end oft, the
twelve pictures you have shown me are well
worth four thousand dollars. Now, are you
not richer man than when entered the
room?'
"Your remarks have encouraged me, certain
ly," said Ashton. "And you have set high
er value than dared to place upon my pic
lures. But after all, what benefit is that to
me? We return to the same point. Nobody
will buy my pictures"
There you are again mistaken. have un-
derrated your pictures, and from selfish mo-
tives-for I take tIIe 1srasoape sEnd the Ve-
nus at the prices named, eight hundred dol
lars"
"Have a care, young sir" SAID the painter;
sit is i'll testing with starving men,"
81 am not testing, assure you," said the
stranger. 'And in proof Of it, | request you
to make out and receipt bill for these pic
tures at eight hundred dollars, that is my atIti-
naatuna."
"To whom am indebted for this generous
asked the painter "In whose
name shall make out the biil?"
I'm whose nam-?" asked the stranger. "Let
me see-this is Christmas day. All, have it.
The name is santa Glals'
"Santa Claus!!'' The painter smiled at the
absurd ty, but wrote as he was requested.
'Very good" said the stranger "Now just
count those bills, and seq if the amount is
right"
The painter took the roll Of bills and began
to turn them over with trembling fingers.
you'll never get through at that rate" said
the stranger, laughing "Give them to me; I'll
count them out and you keep tally. There,
five! temp and in this way the reckoning was
soon accomplished.
"And now / must be going" said the stran-
ger, ''Sor my time is as yaluableas trust yours
will be hereafter
"But where shall send the pictures sir?"
asked the painter
"To Lacquer & Megilp's, No. = Broadway
they will frame thena according to my direc-
tons. Remenll er to ticket them Santa Claus.
And now, good-day, my dear artist, and mer-
ry Christmas TO youl'
CONCLUDED TO MORROW
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GBe 4ailg gournaL
IT'S ALL ONE TO ME.
rrRox THE exRmAs.1

FROM THE GERMAN t@Ht
Oh. 'tis all one TO me. all one, -
Whether I've money whether I've none.
He who has money can buy him wife,
And he who has none can be free for life, f-.s
He who has money can traed if he choose.
And he who has none has nothing tolese. 1As
He who has money has losses not few. rss q
Aud he who 3 none can sleep the night through
He who has money squint at the fair. .3
And he who has none escapes from much care.
He who has money can go TO the play,
Aud he that has none at home can stay.
He who has m new can travel about
Aud b who has none can gn without. - ..t 81.
He who has money can be as coarse he will,
And he who has none can be coarser still.
He who has money can eat oyster meat,
And he who none the shells can eat.
He ~hohss money can drink foreign wine,
zin1sss We aas none y "A lhe galei - anot pine.
he who has nuouey the cash nrust pay.
And hewho has none says: "Charge It, prayP'
He who has money keeps dog if re please,
And he who has none is not trouble with aeas.
He who has money must die dav.
And he who has none must go the same way.
Oh. Ills all one t0m me, all one,
Wkether I've money or Hht ther I've ronel
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CO.PaliTNEasNrfIP.

rVNHE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
4 ship under the style and firm of GEO. FOSTER d Go
Cor the ofa general FOrnardtRg and Com
syi0a BMslnsss and have erected for that purpose
Very large and spacious FreprOof Warehouse, on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
ha IN streets and the Depot of the Evansville and
Crtwfordsvilie Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
Produce and Merchandise. --s-. .r -.
They will give special Consignments either by
River Railroad, Canal or Wagons, and willforward
promptly at the lowest rates. n
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries in this market, and solicit
orders for the purchaseof Sugar and Moasses the
Coast as one of drm will be in the South during the
Winter. el
,ba anuhIic nat rona1e NJ. w. FOSTER.
GEO. ROSTER,
decIA w. NJ. AIKMAN
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off Corne O. Ma
EVANSVILLE, IND, MONDAY MORNING FEBRUARY H. l8
LOUISVILLE.

WESTERN FEED s. AGRICt LTURAL WARE-HoUS
MILLER. WsNGAR L. g. co.
MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in all kinds Of Farm
N1 aud Garden Implements Moving Reapin and Thresh-
ing Mxehines Field and Garden Seeds Trees
street opposite Bank oil Louisville, Louisville KY.
Sep25-IYw -.
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RAILROADS, &C. +
PENNSYLVANIA KAILnOAD.
70 60 ii sss -


PENNsKLNANiA KAILnOAD.
Us G. III e - - -
~ THE Undersigned having been ap- .---
zu46E pointed Agea the above Compa- Lex .4
ny in this city would in 70 rm shi
pers, merchants. and The public
generally that F. Leech. George Harris and George
Black late ot'.D. Leeeh Co. and Thomas 5. CArAe of
CLARK l. ThsW, - under the firm of
LEECh Ii CO., - t-H
by appointment consgnees and shipping
cf the PennsylysnIs haroad Company The have esab
cshed all the principal shipping points
Sand west aud are prepared 80 receipt hrOu from New
Ork Boston. Philadeuhia and Baltimore all
cities and from all western cities and the
Atlantc eabvard by Of he Pennsylvania Railroad
The direct hsr whole attention forwarding
and ia ties shipping and 20 without
the second drayaae audther charges by
with the Railroad company teing extremely low
nominal the of they
Le ALE to & We salts action
ShiR produce made to their Will forward
ed free of charge tor commission.
Disqualification apply st their Offices;
Depot. LibsTty street. Pittsburg;e~
do No. South 18th street PhiladelphiA;
do North street. Baltimore; zgge4-.
No. Astor Place.
do ! Sonth William street, : New York;
do Battery Place, l .I trt
do 81 KIlby street. Boston;
Orto t4D.. JOHN 9. MITCHELL.
epla 6m "a -. -... WaterSt., Evansville Ind.
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AND vERY LAkGE FALL. STOCK. % e
CEIAS. S, WELLS,
NMTHILST thanks for patrenag
Wv public he opened in Evansville, would
apprse Merchants fro Indiana Illinois
also. that
store the Heaviest took If Hardw are and ut
tlery h- eT,d n
sale. Many Goods par,
ty him during depressed state
East Eng1and by importing from Europe;
his orders for American Goods filled she Manu-
NOrk he is able decidedly d posed
aud sell HsrdwaTe as low fgrr any
lie invites sock prices by
Merchau Traers feeling that he do them
full -ustce Lrr-.. lu... .H-5-- ..- .- .r ....
Among articles (almost innumeraola Omprisng
AxesWes LppncOtts. Leveretts and Collins;
sr0 dozeu Pocket Knives fully assorted;
1900 d Tahs do doi
100 do Razors anil Strops;
inn gross Spoons Brittana and German Silver;
50 dozen coffee Mills. all grades;
3'O 40 Files and Rasps all kinas
1000 Tbs Brass Kettles, turned bottoms;
~ q lbs Sadirnns assorted; #4.. .e.
800 dozen Bot Hinges. do:
1900 Screws xml pointed;
| $50 dozen Door Socks aud Oekets;
| l0n do Angus.
300 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards.
200 pairs Shovel and TonEs. iron and brass headsi
| 60 dozen Saws. Mill to Key holes
| 25 do Sssslyards and Scale Reams;
so do other hrandsl Sho vels and Spadest
casks Pump Chain aud Fixtures; .-.-.
case. Japanned Tinware fnlly assorted
wbirs and Lashes Brushes Combs Needles Spectacles
Fancy Hardware generally together with
heavy Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea Ket
ties Knives a"d Riddles and AZ
| Gun Barrels and Gun trimming
Carpeuters and Coopers Tools, Window Sash,
| 80 CHARLES S. WEI LIS
| oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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saaRWOOO HcU3E.

THE subscriber has taken the above house, and
4 entirely rehtted and refurnishedt, and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable owned b!
Mr. Peter Burke, and has good stock of
riages to let.
The stab els large, clean and welocated, and goot
hostlersire attendance. Particular attention
will be paid to the OF horses left with him for keep
and 10 all respects the public Ia lind the Sher
wood House a good Hotel. fjy9tfl ]. A. 8YERS
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TENNEYA sORENsON

wHoLKsALE DHALgIls GKUCEIEs AND LI1UoR', coRNEk
wArEa VINE STs., Ev Az WILLIE. ISD
FWNHE have this day fOrmsd tor
the pu rpose dong wholesale Grocery aud Liquor
Susiness Eaying succeeded mess OF Messrs Als
owes purch stock and made additions to make
ssompets shall be ahe oder good bargain
'FOR CASH. any house Evansville or any cry IN the
West. n . u - : ~ e -
lana
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WATCH RRPAIRlNC

FNHE n dergned bAving commenced the above husin
in Evansville natters himself with the hope that his
Experience and skill in al desert ptOns measuring
machinery will rpOn trial be found worthy the tention
only the resi- citizens o. the city, but also of those
comprising 'eireumamhent vicInaRe -
His shop ia atehe Post Once where he csn be found all
UFFIcE HoURS. myS r. H. GATES ("
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RHEf sOIED EOts Gable MILL.
SHoR grinding wheat and corn and all other substance
requiring grind Rg.
Genuine old AaohOr Brand Boiling Cloths Betting
all widths
Our r. Monroe is authorized sell the abov,
articles Cincinnati prices. including freight
0allatJ r. Mouroes Family Grocery corner of Oak
Ieis-tf JAMES BRADFORD CO. Cincinnati q
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TO THE. IITlZEAs or SOUTHERN INDIANA
KEAa. GA , AID ii.LaNois
mas. SAE%pskS s;il E.Sineer. aaVshs rhse his
81 s5a4ein shs esty ytsgAasS-its would .pse y an
sHizeps tae soagLera pgrrzsn Oi iaR
Kentucky iIaJis that &c prepared to turhsh flans
SpscihcatOns aud OF any ption
20 proession Mater WORKS, Drainage
Land Railways Turnpike. PasA other Roads. the IN
proYement OF Rivers for n2vig .tisH puTpO es etc.
imonials ABILITY II, a. wilson Esq Chief En-
Ger of the salem Railroads. Judge HIghea
of Boominx xton Ind; George q. Damn oediord IND
b. Wilson, o ty Enginser Of New ALBANY Ind and a.
Moore ESQ Chief Engineer of the E., l. and Straight
Line Railr ad, can be seen on application nh%o l!
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CINCINNATI.~
tlNCINN ATI pAPEM WAREHOUsK


FMNE undersgned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention o. deaer RS their larke
varied stock of Papers Our with Eastern
facturers and dealers such that enabled
kael hand atal large stock of Gaps and Letters
plain and ruled Flat D.mys. Mediums. Roy ais and
Super Royals Blank ROok Papers by Psner
a smith. and other first class manu- ufaetuIers-
We Tor the best Printers Cards. and keep
hand all times aeompete stock OF Printers Papers
every descrrtion. LigAthody's Book and News Inks.
McCreary's C"lOred Inks Varnish and Gold Size
We have hsad in large the hest Feur
Grnier NeWsand Book Paper and supply orders al
most extent with regular Sizes and irregular sizes
make to order on short notice.
We the highest rarket price cash. for Rags Bag
ying Rope and Cotton Waste
Wholesale PAPER Dealers d Manufacturers Agents.
u and 7a Walnnt It. Cincinnati.
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j. e. CAMPBELL.
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,

EVANSVILLE. IND.
MANUFACTURES cf.ysry description OF Brass Work,
va Of equal quality. il rerior
tured in the East. aud "a favorable terms.
and sefP sosR e o sna ios
stion metal s1ft ana peitsr as well mpiet
of all other articles usually kept in this
ana aso appoint.d sole agent in this city for the sal
Of Thompsons calebra~dl Gather hetipg These
riahiy when xhibted been awarded with the first
minm. Samples the he at the establish
Every Castings made order
li-hed at Cincinnati prices =
price paid for old copper
Aorders addressed to will with prompt
mediat+ attent0n.S dec4
CLOTHS 2o pieces French TwIea cIOth reed This dav
| dscI5 d&w 4is Main street Louisville Ky
NVUSIIS DE LAINEs.-5o rieoes all wool Muslin
I'VE De Lame assorted eOlors his day 9Ed for sale
dec15-d&w 4ls Main St. Louisville. Ky.
GgNSY bales in store a1s
NJ Ew MoLlssEs s-l5O- bbls prime MOlasses in
dooal al anu ~ '4'' PRESTON BROS.
IOKSE and cow FEED.
W decl7-dtf GEANT CARSON.
4 ADMIN N-STRATOR,S NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby eiven that Letters Of Administration
ADoLPH BRTNKMAN. deceased. Ths estate is supposed
novl3 vs. BRACKET MILLS. Administrator.
dsffs - r''''T' '' oHAs. s. WELLS
I rHNOBACCO.-lOboxosc choice Virginia Tobacco;
n sT box Fancy Twist:, 81. .-a. ,.-..ee
and noTs COOKS Family e9oosrS SGa%s
4 f7REsH BALTIMoRE OYsrERs-1eh.ss eh. st so can.
decI2d COOKS Family Groesry.a
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NETHl1E LEAD D-lOc kegs pure for sale ~
Wv nov27 ORR, DALZELL & co.
REMOVAL

'HHH undersigned has removed ais Tailoring Es+abh
men to second street. ,mmedstey opposite the Pres
terian Church in the office with DR.. Wood where he
would be glad all hi- old and goOdly
oer OF md would he pleased them With
anything his LINE sneh shirts
ie order the shortest possible notice.
Thank fu for he would respectfully solicit
Of the at the hands of liberal public
y26 J. L. NELMs.
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JOHN z. CRISP,

.-slfHN o t 4 h II 7. z :,
T he Fv ANsvILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS ROOMS. FOs-
N Buildings. will attend TO draw ing mp teeds Mort
gags and aIrother writing entrusted 70 h'm a-cI. ~
noyIi TENNEY az SoRENSON.
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WM. X mcGREW.

ATTORNEY AT LAwAND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office in the Crescent City Bank Building.
LL attend faithfully to all business entrusted to him
Nv my25
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CABINET MAKERS, STOCK.
HUST received,
- 100 gross bed crews fat and square head;
$40 teet Safe Wire;
200 doz Iron Cupboard and T II Locks;
100 dog Wrought Iron Butt Hinges:
do Table TX TO TX;
100 log Mahogany and Walnut Knobs:
2oOo gross Point Screws. assorted all sizes;
400 setts Furniture O. Brass and From Wheel;
So d,z Cabinet FiIes and Fasps. ass'd lengths;
5Odsz Looking Glasses. sss'd sizes; o.
0fAams sand paper;
| j1st res'S Ace for sale by sre BARGOCK BIO.
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D. S. \ DERsON. MERtHA~TTAILOR.

DIS .DERsON. MERCHANT TAILOR.
ON First street hetWe"r Main and Sycamore.
EN As Cloths Cassimerts. Vest
which h is prepared TO make in the
hionahe styles and at short He will
fits aud hopes b lorg Perence the usne! be
lhr give general satisfaction He has also hand fine
Merino Unaershirts and with fine shirts
Cellars made in the best with Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old
nd the public generally to call. decl6t
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LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
STATE OF LOITIsTANA

A. ,
PIE m SOW n tSat q. This Third SE.f day Of
eeht Runad n @ 81 year q our A0Fa one thousand
81 n e e. P6s fer ss
and sworn presence Of the witnesses hereinafter named
RersSaallS MeSsrs Richard 3
Hughes repEesening Hughes yaette Co. r Il Feger for
4 ht Esass GsSss
va nasa II En ws
power attorney for Ms Cicero Davis Mrs Ellen R o
inson Mary A. Alien Mrs. Fanny Ruiz and Alfred j.
oasne the an sp y iyp sad
an act Of The Lsgisauss this ate G Iousans pesaing
o me and being on @ S
one Of the ACTS that session o the m on
sand
associated With them for the purposes hereinafter reced
poses obects designs and spulaos Association
sbSe bg and W Ih 10 be
This AS ds shall BE- N1 @ The s hs
which Company is fixed in the city Of New Orleans ~
as and and s el sSa
repairing Of Said As shall is
serpon is The office Of Recorder Mortgages
in newspaper published in the city Of New Orleans
S Least; G5 h this GhGps5 shall
sand nd e IL; hundred , and ,5 seyeny,two.
whom citation or other process against the Company shall be
eighty thousand dollars divided eighty shares each for the
s sa see % s
the capital to sum not exceeding two hundred thousand dol
said eighty shares as follows
Ffyfye per each share subscribing and ten per
cent on mt the s day Nay ten per on the first day
on on @
tember Of this present year t56, cash on those days
germs said corporation shall conded Directors
Managers subject to the of the stockholders at all
en- Said Directors shall Esspsctivey the
lett Sumner shall be the Agent and John Hughes Manager
Manager Of both the majority Of the stockhodersn amount
shall elect n or sons to fill s1e
am "a. Of 1id i'd stockholders Y then adopt
rneon and after shall inactive operation Agent
to and cary On the business and the
stock they BECOME due and payable make contracts for
for
the Company declare and quarterly of the earnings
dsad
sba po M G the q o
certificate stock which shall signed by
to Tie tie n for lis
the Agent shall be entitled to commission Of two and
like per on ali monies he
except TOR the
Sh The duties and obligations of the Managers the
assumed by him and herein declared follows
wit The firm Of Hughes Vaee Co., will have charge
the construction Of the Dock Docks and subsequently the
and of the well of the mechanical ope
rations of the Company.
9th The said firm of Hughes Faee & Co. will have
exclusive right make repairs upon vessels going
Docks Of the Company, i'll consideration which
guarantees to the said Association the full of doekage
the hereof charged by the
all vessels going into the Dock Of the Company subject
however, deduction exceeding per
fixed of dockage for vessel which the Agent
deem expedent for the interest of the Company
put dock, such deduction established rates
which follows, to wit:
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The day Of docking and unlocking vessels will charged
enc A. o but the sad @ are not any case
such ess rates as they may wish making good however, to this
The charged BY other we'll Known shpwrghts city
@ o y cess ho ss to
receive twenty dollars for time the dock suak which
Iii. The said firm Hughes, vase Co. shall provide all
coporso A. toS ySsr
with all The H1ds wnSss and landings land for
its business and for the rent and same they shall
Ss ss s1n
s o @ sf an
rent as M with bS obtained BY adjoining
may be incurred for the ] amy new eve WRsve that
n Te ss Gf III n Ct e shall make
the compays agent weekly reports of the business Of the
la Any three stockholders any have the power
So s ss sal ne n co on a mS Of @
9 nf whole saa stock only Gh IN 92d no
poratton in my further than the unpaid balance
5 Wss nh sh ps,a v Spst s i R winding affairs
of said corporation the liquidation shall be conducted three
Gy ss
s BE e a to s Sc SRSs Of the s of
eEa meeting they shall collect al amounts due COMPANY
shares IS fast as enough shall be collected to divide
ne5 Of o yr s IND s ETad Wa[
with said appearers and me Notary.
R. b. Summer, ten Shares.
YIN Wh,ann, fge shares
fip 4 So' 3ss!s e. CO., 5ys a 1ssss shares
Eredk CaIneIden, two shares.
Harris 1 Morgan, fifteen shares
4 Converse for his wife Mary Converse, one share.
Daniel Johnston BY r B. Summer, Atty, two shares.
,i4de nas SsEshil X" G shat Sas SHARE
q pnImps for Mary r Pni,rnC nrn 49, 'H''~'
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%.E 4..E STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 18th March, 1856 before the
subscriber Justice the Pence in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and f. p jan
ve Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company
New Orleans who being duly sworn according to law do de-
and say that the above just and rus and
orrect transcript from the books Of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. p. JANVIER Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day Of March
1856. G. NJ. BRADFORD
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved to Six cent in
scrip certificates of 1885, payable and after the
Monday Of May next and have declared scrip div
deud of Twenty cent the net earned premiums OF
the past year. for which certificates will be issued and after
of the net profits Of the ending 18th March 1856 to meet
Company against the perils of the seas
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. at the current rates OF
premium. .
- CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans City Of New Orleans
Be remembered the 18th January 1856 before
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and james H. Wheeler, Secretary OF tue Home Mutual
Company of New Orleans who being duly sworn &C
codng depose and that the above accounts
st and true transcript from the books Of the
said Company. A. BROTHER, Pre5ldent
JAS. H. WHEELER. Secretary.
Sworn to and This of january,
1856. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice OF
the Peace Of the Parish Of Orleans.
Board Trustees have resolved to interest OF six
per cash the outstanding certificates OF profits to the
thereof their legal representatives. and after
MONDAY the 18th Of February next.
The Board Trustees also declared dividend of ten
Der cent premiums of the Company for the
eard ending st December 1865 for which certificates will be
Issued and after the 18th Of March next.
EThs Company continues TO insure against the peril OF the
seas rivers and loss damage by fire. the current rates of
premium. Office, No. IS Camp street:
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President
JAMES Fl. WHEELER. Secretary
New Orleans january 49, 1856.
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~ d JAMES FU RNEAUX, q. S
Y ~ WI ii ------- tlg X 4 h 3,4i q
g Odd Fellows Rest.''

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 1856 -ofcers--Henry Bier,
President; Stroud Treasurer Furneau Secretary
Cemetery Dillingham; Gardner Smith, Iu-
tur Homes Finance Committee Keefe, W. q Will
Lewis VIC !, Wilson seynsonr II Goldman G. y
VAULTS I'M ODD FELLOWS REST . may be procured
by applying NJ GoRRY iekles Co.'s s. Canal street;
at D. FFIT STETsON 81 Camp street; to H MiIsPAuGH u.
s. Mint at the Secretary Office IN Odd Fellows Hall cor
ner of Camp and Lafayette streets,
The price members of Lodges will be $40 per
vault; to all others, $50 perkvault.
Information relative 10 the purchase Of Lots be had
application to the Secretary. E&%