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Sinai.

In abont an hour and half from the time
we left the convent, we reached the top--the
'grey top OF Sinai, for while the great body of
the mountain is Of red granite, this is of grey.
Whether from decay or the pecu!iariiy of the
original formation do not know, the granite
appeared Illuminated at the top, so that we were
able to split off some slices with the help of
our hammers, of perhaps an inch in thickness.
With these exfoliated fragments we filled our
bags or pockets, thinking it worth our while
to carry home with US specimens Of that
mountain which burned with fire. and On
which Jehovah himself descended. The wind
was strong and the air cold, so we took shell
ter under part Of the low wall at the entrance
to one Of the chapels. While the monk was
striking light and preparing coffee, we were
gazing on the scene, and writing few short
letters to friends, dated the stop OF Sinai.'
had taken with me the ten commandments In
the original, on large sheet, and, spreading it
out. read over the law on the summit OF that
mountain where it had been given three thou-
sand five hundred years before. The cold and
driving wind was considerable hindrance, and
more than once my tables Of the law were on
the point Of being torn in pieces and carried
away, but accomplished my purpose. It
was interesting at the time nor is it less SO
in my recollection. The day was not clear /;
mists were rising in the horizon. so that we
did not see far off. But we saw the great and
terrible wilderness arourd US, and was vis-
ion Of more utter barrenness and desoiation
than we had ever seen or fancied. No soft
feature in the landscape to mitigate the unbro-
ken horror. No green srot, no tree, flower, no
no r:ll, no lake-but dark brown ridges, red
peaks, like pyramids Of solid are. No round
ed hillocks or soft mountain curves, such as
one sees even in the ruggedest Of home scenes
--but monstrons and misshapen cliffs, rising,
tier above tier, and surrounded here and there
by some spirelike summit-serrated for miles
into ragged grandeur, and grooved from head
to foot by the winter torrents that had swept
down like bursting water-spouts, tearing their
naked loins, and cutting into the very veins
and sinews Of the fiery rock.
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After having passed the summer in visiting
the principal towns Of Germany, the celebra-
ted pianist, Listz arrived at Prague in October,
1876. &At
The day after he came his apartment was
entered by siranger--an old man, whose ap-
pearance indicated misery and suffering. The
great musician received hn with cordality
which he would not perhaps, have shown to
anobleman. Encouraged by his Kindness, bis
visitor said: 81 come to you, sir. as brother.
Excuse me IL take this title, notwith standing
the distance that divides us; but forlnerly |
could boast some skill in playing on the piano,
and by giving instruction l gained comfort
able livelihood. Now am old, feeble, bur-
dened with large family, and destitute Of p,l-
pills. | live At Nuremburg, but came to
Prague to seek to recover the remnant of a
sr all property which belonged to nay ances-
tss. Although nominally successful, the ex-
ase Of long litigation has more than swal-
4 aed up the trihing sum recovered. To-
morrow set out FOR home-penniless.o
And you have come to me? You hays
done well, and | thank you for this proof Of
t6Apr esteem. To assist brother professor il
roo me more than a duty---it is pleasure. Ar
fists should have their purse in comsnon, and
il fortuae neglects some iL order 10 treat 9TH
ers better than they deserve, it only makes ii
more necessary to preserve the equilibrium
by fraiernal Kindness. That's my system
80 cont pseak OF gratitud Nor Ifeel that only
discharge debit"
As he uttered these generous words, Listz
openeda drawerin his writing case, and start
Cd when he saw that his usual depository foI
his money contained but three dsca.s. He
summoned his servant.
"Where is ,he'money," be asked.
ssrhere, sir,n replied the man, pointing to
the open drawer.
"There! Why there's scarcely anytkingl''
~ know il, sir. u YOU please to remember
told you yesterday that the cash was nearly
exhausted" <...s.
.syou see, my dear brother," said Listz
iniling, ssthat Tor the moment l am no richie,
than YOU but that does not trouble me
have credit, and can make money start from
|. IL keys Of my piano. However, as you are
II haste TO leave Prague and return home, you
sill not be delayed by my present want ol
saslSiss;-A q s. IS
So saying, he opened another drawer, and
hlking out splsdid medallion, handed 1t to
tie Old man
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WASHING CALIcoEs.-The following meth
cd OF washing dresses OF printed muslin, SO as
to preserve the colors, is recommended by a
competent authority: The dress should be
washed in lather, and not in the usual way by
applying the soap direct upon the musln.----
Make lather by boiling some soap and wa
ter together. Let, it stand until 1t is sufficient
cool for use. Previously to putting the dress
into 1t, throw in handful Of salt. Rinse the
dress, without without wringing it, and rise il
again in q fresh supply Of clear cold water and
salt. Then wiring the dress in cloth and
hang it to dry immediately, spread it out as
soon as possible, so as to prevent any part ly-
ing over another. Should there be any white
in the pattern, mix little blue in the water
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81 hear the tread of Pioneers,

81 hear the tread of Pioneers,
OF nations yet 20 be;
The first low wash Of waves, where sooa
Shall roll human sea.
The elements OF empire here
Are plastic yet aud warm,
And the chaos Of mighty worli
Is rounding into form
Each rude and josling fragment soon
Its fitting place shall find,
The raw material Of state,
Its muscle and its mind.o WHITTIER
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@"Isn't it time to think about getting
up 7" said the wife, as she ratified at the door.
eyes, my dear, l have been thinking about
it an hour and half.o
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From Moore's Rural New Yorker.
A Love story.
ny MAGGIE STEWART.

Sweet flowers grew by the streamlet,
Where first learned to love!
The song-birds trlled 'mong the branches,
And the sun saone bright above;
Light zephyrs played while The leaflets,
And famed my happy brow,
While the stream ran on with its murnur
Meath the waving willow bough.
I Oh! my life is full Of gladness,
Pure bliss without alloy!
The merry notes OF the song-birds
We're echoes of INV Joy!
To sit by thy side and listen
'rhy voice!-I hear il now
Il While the stream ran on with its murmur
.'Ne ith the waving willow bough.
I've sat by the ripping streamIe.
Ia those dreamy sumtner-days,
While Fancy and Hope were singing
Their sweet deusive lays
OF Love and happy Future,
No care to shade my brow!
While the stream ran on with its murmur
Meath ths waving willow bough.
often read in the twilight
Sweet . Memory's tablets'' o'er,
And Sigh that I'll meet thy greeting
And wondrous smiles no more.
-sThou hast learned to love another"
To greet me cnldly nop,
While the stream runs on with its murmnr
Meath the waving willow bough.
The flowers are dead by the streamIe',
And hnshed is it's musical chime,
! The birds sing not 'mong the branches
They've flown to snnner cline;
AMI my hearts young 1--we has vanished,
For 'thOu lowest another how
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@That which promises the most, fre-
quently produces the least; and where we have
placed the greatest confidence, we have met
with the greatest disappointment.
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TA happy comment on tha annihilatiop

GA happy comment on the annihilation
OF time ane space BY locomotive agency is as
follows: A little child who rode fifty miles
in railroad train, then took a coach to her
uncle's house, some five miles further, wa.
asked if she came by the cars. .sWe came
little ways in the cars, and then all the rest Of
3hs way in, carriage"
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T>HoMAs IL. WINsroN, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA

E -hta4et Iii
GENERAL AGENT
Or ''S YFoa or 9Tro2nr Of Weney On Mort
gage, and all other business pertain
ing to REAL ESTATE.
A7rGgtG1,s OF IccestiEg in and around ST. P,ul and Min.
ncsetr geaeaaHg.
tai Of MinAeso:R-in most qe"be location ana orslin
condition, wiki population Of 10000 The vicinity bounds
hunting grounds with assci natural roads. Ii
the resort Of the East aud south and when
its great Surs! al '1t'es are known m te southern States,
rS 81 f FSe FL, n Gs
at ' Town ~ ufoEtrty 'N' ' ~ 'N - p '''
ne S$ III ~; a,nry !, G1fr, o viz "a,
SO,T q IN !, rIiio in tl conn,ry
t! IN ~ ~ ,',"% Wir,s Ia ia anl nryrris inre
ara wi ina w niles Of s. T,! It is utterly useless to At
te - f H. iior or Won can r,I ,'i
o Winnoa Owe, any hsw States; bn Wien
r ,%rro. nj rn,iurnt tcy mus he noticed There
t s n rs and W"od sbo; sgsy dvcd so that reniy
The rUwrry appears as If made to order for lie express use
Of eiSiir Lnt lille tro@Die il settling tAr,4.
t %oytoI pa ?na nav IN Ills s' Message 10 the "
Kind &S If t o Sf S o the so s na ac t
to Hps s YET ks '% hf% % IEfs h s s
del!ssd shall be viewed in this communicative When j,
ocd Gith and the Viii mn nyissotaed ad rcy npio
capacity Of endurance, citizens
tie co&y are to uiernd it es .act denclstratsd by the
syr, a 10 the cs>au!e gave great pleasure record
The rspid growth q every part favored North Then
s s5 @ as he ss S
io<aG One year las passed since hat estimate based
Gpe SsH cs then in my possession AID our Population during
thar Fiod has more than doubled we knew from census
taken Fe past season IN pursuance of lazy 4ld from statistics
con: fully seyep ive ;hosald sou!,-an increase in 1855
per ee should .hs RATIO q Increase eotns two years
;i i ~ ,T IIr s,;n wo1d rs The nto,,
ing nplGer OF hundred and thirty thousand souls
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Presses commencing Isl day Of September, 1856 spten
Der 1857.
l.-cHARGEs TO FACTORS AND RECEIVERS OF COT
Drayacc, from any landing within the Port,
Storage labor in ng, and delivery 20 per bale
For each bale Of Cotton, rejected ont OF a lit
turned fer selection, thai may be ngcessa-
charge cf................... per bale.
10 relace iron hoops VITA folS. cents Per Fcre.
Actual expenses all Cotton in rnAercAaniu-
ble order, repairs shall be charged
2.-CHARGES TO SHIPPERS OF COTTON COMPRESSED.
All Cotton ordered 10 be compressed within
three days Of the day it is Weighed or tra!s
fcrred by Brokers' free 0! charges, if the
slip is ready otherwise 10 pay for piling
heal;ag cents per bale
All Cotton not ordered 10 be compressed and
shipped within the above mentioned time, to
y Storage per month. ~ cents per bale
And tor labor delivery. per bale
3.-cHARGEs TO Shippers or tNCoMrREssED COT
Storage per MONTH per bale
Labor for housing and piling bale
o2 1 CUTioN C cNNN SfisS rs oa lie
CHARGED ANEW.
Storage compressed on delivery per month 10 cents per hale
Storage, if urconpresEed on delivery, per
ing USifoEW Cii,R Of iFTEEy Il St GES rs PIN PIN
BALE for trayaGe s be made to shippers Of compressed
Cotton and twenty t2 cents per bale and repairs Cotton
shipped uncomnressed.
All the foregoing charges payable monthly.
is likewise agreed that charge Of iieen 80 cents bale
the Yard for CHASING and
purchasers OF Cotton on all Cotton moved other Press
for compress sing Tot party TO this ARRANGEMENT
I.cvee Steam Cotton Prcss....I. I.TIEAU President
la. and Factors Presses. j. uASklNS, per
Union & Ro ttSfa q '''s WOOL
Shippers, Merchants Presses. ETI.l BOYD,
Orleans .FASSMANN TANEEI,
Planters Press. ROBT. AnAIT AZ CO.
Canal Street Pess...........J. G. VAN WINCLE co.
Diancli Ptes,c@ BARNES STANLEY co
Aiat1nt and B:amah Presses M0oRE 4 SiMM6Ns
New Orleans, 1886 oct2D
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COMPREHENSIVE,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UYDERsIGNED HAvH
M Xxx M & under tho style e. H. W.
and Banking Business in this city ONCE No 80 lamp
H Il: " G GSsSEk;; 5r.
New Orleans November l. '856.--n3
INCARCERATION H. AND AFTER THIS DATE, Mr.. FIRE
FIRM will be ToURhE THOMAS.
New Orleans, November L. 1856. 49, '''''
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING FORMED 4 corART;
nsrship will CONTINUE heretofore transact General
Ahci and Commission Business, the Old Stand VIII
sroe caeocs Mecandie and cut sae
Goods Of every description will be received sold at their
so.4 l c advances Rs1s q hsr E,s Ner
~ as tIls .,y taken III GEORGE fEEy into part;
Auco BUSINESS at the old stand, No q Camp :tsee under
New Orleans November l, 1sdf--nl
('o-PAIsTNERsHIP-T1I UNDERSIGNED have
- formed tnersip for the purpose o. traIsactgg
LABUzAN Co., OF 10, q C@snp strss Ncw oriesns:
New Orleans October 20 1e56.-o24
DIssoAuTIeN-THE co-rARTNEHsHr HERE
11 an sp F fHH"S 1S y 42es
The business Of the h"T ", VII Be eon9Ted - the under
, ,...,... ., ,... lIhzhEiHx; DbSSSSNN55ss .
NEssOLUTTON OF COpARTNERSHTp.-
~ The firm heretofore existing under the and style of
THOMPSON, ALLEN Co. is this day dissolved by its
limitation.
Edward Thompson having purchased the interest of W. L.
Allen with said finn, all the liabilities and is charged
EDWARD THOMPSON,
VA. l.. ALLEN.
THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING ASSOCIATED
himself with M WI. BARNES, Of this city will
time the Wholesale Grocery and iG:or business, under the
''-' INV '''' " ''... .O' EbwAED THOMPSON.
New Orleans, July l. 1886. jy2
nISSULUTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
- fore existing between the undersigned in the "Crescet
sent LOUIS GUILLEBEAU will coinme lie business oi
his account. LOUIE GUiiI.EBEAU,
JEAN BONNET.
New Orleans August 9Th, 1856 auS
DISsOLUTI0N-LA soCIETE CT-DEvANT EMS
- ai cire les SosSgnes dams lie estHttat dH Crescent
sue MineE ct &c i9 diss"utc consentencT mutuel
des parties LOUIS GUIIIEBEAU coLtiau4ra a4res du
'''' L0CIs GUILLEBEAu,
JEAN BONNET.
Nouvellc Orleans lie s MOTT 1856. aug
NOTICE MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FULL
4SPower Attorney, and will during absence
from the Stale, act before George Raj es!ie, Notary
Public.
New Orleans, August %, 1856
nu25 g Il KENNEDY { CO.
DIssOIUTIoN-Tn COMPREHENSIVE HER ETO.
BURROWS CSTtpM, II tits day Dissolved ~ mutual cen
SENT either partner will sign The q the III iquid4
JNO. u. BURROWS.
V'HE UNDERSIGNED, WHO Is CHARGED
with the settlement Of the Affairs Of the late firm lu
rows Ur0m viii coHuae the business under his
jN0. NJ. BURROWS, q Gr;yter street
New Orleans July /, 1876. jy4
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A NEW LIGHT! A NEW LIGHT!
"a NEW LIGHT!
X E r o s z " E OIL,
10. Not EYDlesfye!

KEN o s Ell NE OIL,
Not Explosive!
THREE UALITlEs.
Kerosene Burning OIL,
m.. "a Substitute for Canphene)
Kerosene Burning and Lubrfcatlng OIL,
"a Substitute for Lard, Cola and sylvic OH
Burning every kind Of OIL Lamp Also substitute for the
best Lubrca,ing Oils heretofore used machinery
Kerosene Blnnacle OIL,
a Substitute for the best Sperm OH generally used in Ships
any Illuminating dis row in nse-burning
in all the ordinary Oil Lamps
The undersigned Sole Agents In Louisiana for the North
American Kerosene OIL Company Of New York. beg leave
inform the public and they able
furnish the valuable Oils 1hey DO hesitate
THE KEROSENE BURNING OIL
will eectuay supeede CnInphene and Gas Of its
EUENiSG AND IL BRIGATlYG on finer a,ticie viii be
luhricatng purposes such Palm, Lard Sperm. and
Olive Oil whilst for bntng vii give better light tan the
advantage stand lmpid in rnid weather.
As to the KEROSENE BfNNACI.E OIL which is extra
quality Of the Kerosene OIL manufactured expressly for ships
and warranted not CONCEAL in the codes regions they
certain That will be found truly superior article for uin
an purposes the desidefaum sought after for
Testimonials Of the unquesonable character proving
properties these Oils will be published in due
in p1.c papers as OILS ard camps
will he made with lie ship chambers
and ship in this city and Subagents appointed in
SAMPLES Of the KEROSENE BURNING and KEROSENE
LuBRICATING oil. can be seen IN our store
shipment Of the Bnnacle Oil will be received in few DAYS
b. NAUTRE Co, No. % Condo street
Agents in Louisiana for the North American Kerosene iOi
Company. d2
rJ'uBACCo-TOBACCO -TOBACCO HAVE
Viii fn If Wis., s a
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JAMES ROBB & CO.,
Nos 80 and SO Camp street.
5. NICHOLSON Il CO,
- - Corner Exchange alley and Canal street.
SAMUEL SMITH Co,
~ Corner Camp and Gravier streets.
JUDsoN CO.,
Corner Camp and Canal streets.
BROWN, JOHNSTON u CO.,
- No. IS Camp street.
No. 81 Camp street.
MENARD, lesson i co,
No. 10 Camp street.
JACOB BAREER, Agent,
Corner Camp and GraSier Streets
Corner Camp ard Gravier streets
No 30 Camp street.
IT, 3. MERRE,I.I.& Co,
Corner Camp and Common strects.
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Gland EucampmeEt.

TEER. ". GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA I.
O. o. F. regular sessions the first Mondays
r1Rry August of each year the Odd Fellows Hail.
of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Officers for the year S-AIf Moulton NJ ". Grand Parf
arch; Thomas F. bragg, NJ. E. G. H. Priest; VIM Deacon, R.
W. G. S. Warden; james Furneanx r. W G. Scribe: H. VIII
liaips r. " G. Treasurer, ". X. Mcintosh r. W. e. ]. W.
J. G. Dunlap, r. w G. Rep S. " Todd, w. Il. Marshal;
Thomas Keeiie Sentinel; John Frnnkford W. Dep c.
Sentinel.
Ali. Gates, R. W. D. q. Patriarch, of District No. 2,
Franklin; Bahee r. W D. D. e. Patriarch, of District
No s. nn Rouge; A. V. d. Covert, R. W. D. d. G. Patri
arch of No, 4, Clinton.
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n-, RICH Il co.'s CELEBRATED Pa
n FssTENT FIRE-PR0OFt SAFES. FOR BOOKS. Pa
~ l&sPERS, ETC, MANUFACTURED BY SfEARSES

trrrlI3
S&silAa& MARVIN.
They have passed through severe trials OF Intense hs9
without book paper than any oher Saies
This fact is questioned by eandu aisl-
teresed person acquainted with their history me fa
Der of certificates from part Of the United ste
showing perfect reliability Of these Safes secures fer them
an unparalleled reputation.
Persons purchasing article word do well to oe thess
facts and but Rich Co.'s SaamandeT tafes WHICH
are srppiei with the very hest Of Locks.
fs and strangers wishing look at Safes respect.
fully solicited call the splendid
aver offered in ts city, hand fer sale 81 GTsyier
street New Orleans 5. GUTHRIE,
l2 Sole agent Tor Ste arms / Marvin.
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Z IF
Oriental Rose Bud CONSULTATIONS Britannia Duva G. ".
White.
-FIVES- TENS
PcrCeril,
Jackson Sa:on
Spottswood, Bureh.
Vasset, Haho
Wilson'S, Norh's,
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Odd Fellows' Hall Association.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HALL,
ASSOCIATION at their Office in Odd Fellows Hail.
the first Monday of every Slonth
George Shaw President; Thomas Fl Shields Secretary;
Ictu D. Ben Tresuyer;J. G. Dunlap John Orchard H. g.
stetson. II. Howard, Eneas Smith, James Davis George
Rareshnle A. W. Boswor, Geo DIneye Edward Pilsbury
and w b. Cook,
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wishing good article and low his extensive
ms SI5 No. 50 6 sF s, hotS 5shr tharres
NEW COMB AND VARIETY STORE, ".
~ 81 GASAl sTkEEr one door iTm G q IT stree
1;ESi% * I:ii
hS extensive assortment lately imported ana comprising the
Shell Ivory Horn and India Rubber Combs
@ Tss 9 i H. 5ss ' Fy S as Fns
F ?GFnf rF Fssnf Pot Ss s@f Gold Pens
silver Thmh!es; Links; TwecIers Ladies Work Boxes;
aSss D and t EoSei 0s' SSA00'
%"ch an Rogss ssso EanS n i pe"vss
Enzors in pairs; Playing Cards: l'otos Boxes;
: S1 sfs @$ sF3sS ASss
'''DS 's' 'oas \ sI no"
w Certain Remedy for Worms 1t is fact established be-
yOnd the s&aow Of doh by the exPeEsnfs and testimony
diseases with vhig! children sissd esssd by Worms
The cause s;r net known Or %Fhnied TO sSsing else
" ss Sese y m more
less Intellectual end owever has length been attained,
hey szsfsd Ts ss assertion s Gi BY he
testimony Of the mast eminent physicians ard respectable nd
viluals in the country. The remedy is
VlSEH's oAS f5hAy y vHHfXBiH WARRANTED
m as nos s aa @ 54st
oa the ct Mq"s e !" to s eq%ss M Cd @ M NJ
heavy dull, the breath irti the upper lip swollen
H. se an Il 1siS e o n1 4f @ Sif M in s
feeble s@d q cprased. '''','' ''',
zEHS SaE*$ yhs sssSr is SUPERIOR
5S X Us M % & If ssS B:ia {sS a,s
eie, remedy for the expulsion Of Vols lie n:ss.inel
ltesH'"'e0 Of the R. :, Of So;ss%I: fylsn5,
Member of the r. c. of Surgeons IN London, etc.
FROM NI TIFF nEg EhANAGAX orpANEaooK G: W
;efii,''ss ana with the most happy results In my fan.
@ sS ES Ss ny ii ys vS
ro i en ste Grs s1c rea4 i of rs It's st
ToIt ig g" IG 1s i giving medicine to ehidfe y,s
FysiSi''s generally nse Williams GfH1h&S
5 and can wns I be ssn5 iiS T psEsaI* ;ss5a
confidence as e ne result ana will always destroy Worms
Over oue thousand certificates have been Agents so,p
@ TrSn5 Ed physis's bearing testimony 20 tbs
oy BY J6lX wINER Niaaac ri ri as' o6er
30 soIi wholesale aud rsi prices by
Ie25-ly Il, "nd q Charres street. New Orleans, La.
rT'oEY,s CITY AND SOUTH Nm i4XI'tllss
sT; Tor Tor IT,, r@ntsh%an "ilro%d Gonay for carrying the
, ngsse"s M; WI! wait passengers cars
SSs VI" DC gwen Tor al! luggage taken i'll charge by THU
s TEs S Sesf;d fr on; F P s oee tie Lake
TeTy r sNpfeS every Suy> TO Galveston" indinoa
Al xpress Messenger viii he dispatched three times W. h
to tue MttEin Places on the Like Orders ami patcss
Bs of aiing left at the Office for goods by the New vc
ana LsIas steamers, will meet witt 'ronr attention.
mice u rave '' '''''' 's''So D., "''''"e 81 D'
Branch Office The Pontcharra;n Railroad ncra ,te
2spo7 O. Baggage and Packages Open from A NJ. to :
Inre the
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General Relief Con,mittee.

The following the members for the W. b.
Koontz President Ii Exchange Place; B. nav Treasurer.
90 acchus street, James Furneau Secretary Odd Felowsos
Hall; George Els Office Buildings, Exchange Place; Jn
Bay Camp j. NJ Crawford. Camp Gr
streets; W W anlberton Fourth DISTRICT i Petersen
house, H. H. Stanley, Richard and Tchounou,
las streets; j. j. Sherwood, 4. w. Mcdonnell F. W Fruden
tha Common street; L. Casteede house, Dick
Alges; G. T. Paul. T. Livaudas Is Charres Charles
Callahan.
ErRegular meetings held the third Monday in each
mouth the Secrearys office in Odd Fellows Hail. corner
Camp and Lafayette streets, nj So O'Clock z. NJ,
m2l If t JAMES FURNEAUN, Secretary