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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-21
STATE OF .CAROLINA--WAKE

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA..- KE
- COUNTY-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-May
Term, ls5S.-Sae Y. Taylor, widow, John Spvy and
wife, and others-Petition for Dover.
1t appearing satisfaction of the Court that Na-
hanie A. Taylor and John Spivy and wife Georgana
non-residens of this State motion il ordered that
publication be made in the North Standard for six
weeks notifying said defendants TO appear at the next
Term of this Court be held the Court House in Ra
leigh the Sd Monday f August next then and there
plead demur the plaintiffs Petition judg
will be taken pro oonsso them, and the petition
heard Grparte.
Witness Thomas J. Utley Clerk of said Court at Office
in Raleigh, the Sd Monday of May, A. d. 1888
THOMAS J. UTLEY Clerk
July TO- 1858. pr. Adv. IS 6e1l.) 2.-w6t.-
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-21

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA-.. JOHN
- STON COUNTY-Cuurt of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
sions-May Term, ls5s-A. G. Thornton VIM. NJ. Eth
r.dge-Aitachmenf.
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that Wm
NJ Ethridge the defendant in this non-resident
of this county il is ordered that publication be made in The
Raleigh Standard for weeks notifying the defendant to
appear at the next Term Of said Court 10 be held at
The Court House in Snthfeld the 4th Monday nf An
gust next to plead pleVy; otherwise judg-
ment final will be entered.
Witness Thos. ID. Snead CLERK of said Court at Office
in Smithfeld, 4th Monday Of Ma. 1885,
TII0H. d. SNEAD, c. C. c.
July 10. 1853. pr. Adv. &. s2izl 29-w6t-t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-19

from tnc Valparaiso Mcrcurs, yuIy siI
Mc c'tse tbs review with tho principal syo't of tho
"rfht me df forable death nf General ncn taAsCsuo
~ rto ore 81 the veterans ef ndepcnachce This
hustrGu citizen hal ned TIE most distingu shc posts
u ~, mitary and nagstersl careers, owning 10 his
Patriotism aud hgh merit IL the year 1911 he acted az
di onaiical envoy o Chic IN Busuos Ayres thence hs
passed, three years Afterwards ~ MI the srne post in
London, until the o the dcfat suffered BY tho Che
lean In Rancaeua male him return 10 america Hs
took part IN the camps gn undertaken By the Argentine
army under the command 81 General Bclgrano against
the 81 ash army q Upper Peru. The )cton being
unsuccessful he returned "a bis country, where the W.
rector Higgins assocaed him 70 the campaign of Peru
IN lS21 ant s23 his return 10 Chile he was Appointed
Minister at the Interior and " Foreign Airv Being yce
fresin u the republic he called 10 the Presidency on
account ~ General Freres RESIGNATION IN 1927 and in
1899 he elected PRESIDENT b. the national suffrage
Hc afterwards proposed candidate II the same poet
IL 1871, and n 1850 he nohy reused the candture o.
fsrcd bin - sowc ci his enthusiastic partisans.
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irA,iAS 0rrRaThc admirers of Rossni viii doubtless
be rased with the thai this distinguished
ccmi-ser svortc orlra cf william Tcl' is TO bc rc.
viycd az the Academy this week. r. morrow Senora
Gasscr and Snur S.iani viii perform IN "faca di lam.
mermoor.n
Nmo's ckrpN-Mss Agnes Robertson, who cont
70 sct the frcqucn, and well merited applause of
the patrons Of this popular establishment viii again give
her admirable representation II the character Of tho hero
inc IN Mr. Bourccaults play called "Jcszo Brown"
morrow.
BowERy TgKsrRy-The Industrious, author actor and
comanagcr, Mr. o. I. Fox has prepared fresh dramatic
version Of Jessie Brown of Lucknow that u tD under
80 its initial representation tomorrow. VIII b. prn
coded hy The highly esta new pay of "'lcudowor"
aud followed by laughable rantomime.
BrRroNs THEsrRp p-To morrow eycure We are pra
missed shakspcrcs tragedy ~ King Iear. from iAs
original text Nr . Roberto il V the part of the
venerable hero. and will be supported by Mr. and Nrs
Mark Smith, Mrs Parker and other AyOries The rArcc
Of "Tcddy thc Tiler, = Is 10 be tic closing piece.
LARA RFSyrs-Mr. Bake VIII to morrow evening On.
cran the equcners ~ this fashionable place ~ resort
with his uurivaed portrac % the character of Jesse
Rural n Mr.. Bourccaults famous comedy entitled tOd
Heads and Young Hrafts" A tho Characters have been
allotted 20 superior artists.
AtpIcas MrsErw -Tloae who have not "A W., hal Tho
pleasure of seeing "rodons Theatre Of Arts NAV form
ome ica of the merit q The exhibition from ,he e,cs that
u has been visited ~ tens of thousands during the last
nye weeks and sti found sufficiently pF0tabe f5r The
managers g keep i before The people.
Woops MIvSrpxs.-The burlesque n tho auaskei
hl ~ which Mcssts tph Horn Budworth White and
heir sssoCiates buricsque number II Shakspcres
heroes T. ~ b. preceded Nv many ncv lna od r1,ioJlS
and variety ~ very comcai ioinvs % morrow even az
nH BsYASrS announce u fresh buriesq.c fDr io~i9r
row, dcnoninaied "The Rivals; difficulties at SIR.
PRISE Party IN which fan aAd Jsrry AMI Mr tlU3n
have bc.s allotted tho pr l,pa lars T,e bal ,On.
ia'rs peus renowned genuine original Essence og oJ
Virgnny.n
TnE CAMPBELL MINISTRIES have arranged their pro
giamre, AID added many new ana whimsical things.
Matt Pee's rg "Wh1t viii Mre Grtniy SayY s pccu.
larly rich s every iug csc he attempts Tho afnusa.
mcuts to close with meangc of old style mins,relsy
"IvFvs PFrs, ~ rrrEsvutE. Mr. stephen Mascot
will GIVE hs rsf entertainment consisting ~ 'ong and
Chtthat q Travels W Man. Lands n Nblos saloun
next Thursday evening
rAfAoE GARnESThere is r. be grand display hero a.
morrow evening Besides music and fireworks an endless
variety n magic lanterns ore 70 he exhibited
pr RoyNoS is to give his scoud lecture on geology a
the Cooper Institute ~ night ID Is only nc.es
safy to mention this fact 10 ensure stgc attendance 9
tae earned and fasbona5c portion q the comm unity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-19
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.


The Beard met at the usual time and place yesterday,
his Honor the Mayor presiding.
An application from the schooner " W. Smith, and an
other from the ID. D. Warner 10 be permitted 10 up
to the city, ordered to lie on the table.
Tho case Of The j. w. Chadman, with cargo &C coal,
asking 10 to the city referred % tho Mayor
with power. This time since received per.
NIT proceed 10 Baltimore but the Custom House anho.
rites suprosng that her cargo of coal covered
band goods, refused TO allow her 10 proceed.
An application nom the schooner J. y. Flanner, an
other from the steamer Columbia from Charleston and
third from the steamer Parkcsburgh, also from Charles
ton, ordered TO stand over.
The ship liberty allowed 20 proceed, The
brig Alice Painter and Schooner Castor.
The MAYOR scS3 a communication from Mayor Powell,
of Brooklyn 10 that old beds and on clothing had
hequenty been Zen floating out 10 Gowanus Ray, and
asking the Commissioners take the necessary steps
prevent H.
IN MnIKR said tat he had seen two beds coating near
the Battery which must thrown into the river
by the cmigrants al Castle Garden.
nr 1Hosfsos thought the matter within the pro-
vince a the Harbor Commissioners.
resolution passed directing the Super uiendent o
Castle Garden not 10 allow any beds refuse material
cast clothing 70 be cast from emrant vessels into the
river.
The Of the brig Harvest from New Orleans was
referred 70 the Health tf1cor report
Tie brig Juiius sought pCr So the Allan.
tc dock laid over till Monday.
nr ROCKWELL reported that The ~ sickness rcport
ed yesterday was not yellow hnt typhus fever
The Board soon after adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-19

Tn. BoyNToSs Iprrr.-Dr Boynon gave the intro
ducory lecture u his course on Friday evening" 20 an
audcnc that completely duod the SPACIOUS hal of tho
Cooper Institute The subject Physical Astronomy
beng preparatory TO the course geology Tho lecturer
commenced by explain ng that in ali which no might say
of natural laws, he recognized behind al an intelligence
which has prescribed those laws Tho very existence cf
these laws rresuIroscs aNgsvcr and ey are but tho
expression of the mind ~ the pvinc Author Hc pro
cccded 10 point out thar these inexbc and sub
siariial They constitute invisible world, which Is
actual a. the material and substantial fais
he ustfatcd ~ reference the crystal salt. IOu
may puf crzc and dissolve the sa you tOuch
the law of im generalization. left t. the law Of
ts own construction II will always cryS,alze
then adverted 70, that the combination of serncns ~
matter heat was evolved, and a principle and that OF
Rratation combined, have given fDrm tho earth Tho
heat produced vas sufficient lCufy the Atten
ton was next called 10 the spherical form of the earth
though not perfect srhere. The law of raviaiion ex
plains the spherical o-p the departure from That precise
form r. caused by tic rotation OF the earth ~ ats,
So thatsgTayitaton ard centrifugal te NO
that constitute the moud In which heavenly bodies
are cast All these hoiics rcvovc ler axis, and FL
arc hauened ~ their psics caasei by the revolution
The amount o. natteninC depends u9n ho rariiy With
whirl they rcvOivc. The eaith turning over ~oHiy
low hours E acnoi 2ss mics white one az the larre
planets which reyovo " ten hours, ff'tcned from
5000 10 900 milee Tho Operation Cf these laws
Illustrated by series &C beaw'ifui experiments. The
rings 81 saturn were caused nv rapid revolution o. the
planet, by which portions ~ tho sngace thrown on
force This was also illustrated by ~ errerimer ~
brief reference 10 the subject of geology closed tbs very
interesting lecture. Tho next lecturcthg arst ulCn
gcolcgy-wil he given on Monday evening
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An unrclcniing storm, which commenced last evening
and has pcrssonty continued through the whole day
successfully pu, stop 70 NIL profit and enjoyment tho
Pair grounds Thousands homeward few like swallows at
The approach of winter and dsconsos,e faces darkened
tho halls a. the hotos, while the pcrambulaing owners
thereof carpet bag hand, Impatenty awaited the de-
parturc a every hurry them from the wreck Of
their anticipated pleasure Mr.. W w. Rarey, proceeding
upon the Transatlantic fame n his brother, the horse
tanner and IN exposition q tie system, gave pri-
vae 81 his before several members Il
uou aud few others invited, tho Presidents tent of
tho society. lis subject a horse the property cf Mr.
Pratt &c this city, which, according the certificate Of
owner had always been entirely unmanageabe under tho
saddle and otherwise Of vicious propeustes. Having
bound those present secrecy the mode procedure
in hc ~ hall hour he succeeded subugatng
tho horse completely 10 his conro-makng him he down,
getting hun, raising umbrella his head and
riding him with perfect within the enclosure VI mo
tent All this effected a. the entire satisfaction 81 tho
observers ~ the Whole process which seems 70 be simple
and devoid any harshness cruelty 10 the ANIMAL
What the pcrmancncy 0f thc change "a the dsloFitou
of tho horse may BE- remains y BE- seen, although Mr.
Kafey seems eonnent with any horse submit
his precsss NJ this Mr. karey the brother a
the Mr. Earey (and Is believed that che had bro
ttrrt0 which he claims to BE-, 4 y more than prohabo
that The manner of treatment = hc same which has
gained for The original Harcy he bnrorran rcDown.
Tbs evening clearing % BEAUTIFULLY, secured Tor tho
prom, made c0nceft and bali large aud brilliant at
tendance Much II the beauty and - " Springfield ani
it, surroundings ihronged thr City Hall.
To morrow will b. much tho most ntcres~ pg d%y az
the week, a. there will BE- many rails Of speed trccn
the most celebrated trottng s,ahons in tha country=
"aft crabs c every description and turnouts IN ev.r
style ~ Nv O'Clock the grand banquet comes ar X,
scaseauhce . e entire oss of tbs day thc fair WIN bs
Kept open on Saturday, when the premiums vii bo
awarded ana announced.
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POLITICAL.
V,0 THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF

n
The period which my tenure Of the responsible oce o
Coroner expires viii be reached and neces
ry that should TO friends and the dsmosu
ry circumstances might refrain from the dncut task Of ur
der personal ausion but in the existing state of ars may
BE- pardoned take this opportunity Of recalling the iact at
discharge OF important duties which has been cohscenuons
well constant uses me in appealing for pport on
The occasion that great party whose doct uf
tha twenty FIVE years have faunuily and consis
eny advocated and whose interests may add wifout pre-
sumption been amongst the most active Ia promo
ting. , -.
scarcely necessary observe that the duties OF Coro
per are not be lightly assumed readily master
ed Al the present e especially their proper discharge
,res combination OF medical and legal knowledge, which
which can only attained by OF determined study and
actual experience shall DC borne out by majority OF the
public hesitate TO believe Ia assertion that have
brought intelligent experience and pains taking investigation to
the which have under no
ce that not has passed from my scrutiny without
digent sitting unntuenced by either fear favor. may
b. allowed 20 state that very large portion OF emou
swallowed up In defending myself from the ina
persecution ty suffered occasion too fresh IN
t1e public mind TO require more extended notice.
In soliciting denomination by the democratic party feel
that at the time skiing nothing that win not tend to
s public goodnothng that possibly endanger she sue
Of that pa 70 which am proud u belong for have
the satisfaction OF knowing that honest endeavos rigi To
discharge the duties OF Office have won me the confidence
wei esteem Of fellow citizens and that can count
leave Of the SUBJECT content rest my case on
the ddey with which have served that great party
N whose hands the destinies OF human freedom
l.. ID. C0NNERY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-19

AT A SPECIAL MEETING or THE SEVENTEENTH
N Ward Independent Democratic Club, held az their head
quarters East Twelfth street. Thursday evening" the
10Th the Hon John Cochane by special Invitation, was
and delivered lucid address ON the political topics oi
the OF his in Congress, whilst detailing the
prominent incidents with which AL familiar, cheers OF
appreciation rang throughout the spacious but crowded rooms
having been circulated by Industrious lbeers whose poll
nca creed though exerory Democratic varies WIN the waae
of when seshness the goal that he prvy
of and the leading spirit the importation Of Of men
from the Navy Yard marshed y reckless aeks for The
purpose Of controlling the late primary election held in this
ward to elect delegate 30 this report he gave
nat denial and strongly denounced the act and the actors
Democrats the Seventeenth remember the .. ~ and
his aids 5S We church burners Then be and
doing when the time approaches. Cinctntls
NJ A. HERH, (c.,ra,ar.s JAKES KELLY, President
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CBAHGR of RAPE Drs~sSfp-Tbc charge preferred
against George Ross, M Roosevelt street keeper Of tho
National House, of an a'empt rape Rosetta nas 23
Roosevelt street discharged yesterday by Recorder
Barnard, With the acquiesecnce 0f the B7tri, Attorney
She evidence agang ac accused ecng entirely unreliable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-19

uCTIoN SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
~ furniture UDsewood pianoforte, superb
or sns elegant per mantle mirrors, oil paintings sta
uay bronzes Dresden and French china pan figure
and many works OF art.
r. G0ULDSMITH, Aucioneer, will sell Monday,
Sept 20 at the readence OF j. r. Coppnser No Thirty
eighth street. Fifth tsae to commence at 01a
ociock furniture consisting In part OF rosewood piano
fofte three rosewood suits in satin hrocae rosewood marble
top etegeres rosewood sofa and side tables Also splendid
collection Of oil paintings the Dusseldorf gallery anI
from Europe; Peter r. Brueghers painting The Tempta
tons OF st. Anthony Those who desire to engthnncd
criticism and detailed description of this picture referred 10
the files of the London Art Journal For November and De-
England by Sir John Murray Coppinger who bought at
Naples at sale of paintings bsougng 10 Prince Charles OF
Capua Ansop Dckinsons miniature of Washington, the Gyp
sizes halt by Dn Jaid portrait Of Lady Abbess, Female
by Artos the Virgin Saviour the Dutch farm yard
deer stalking the lessons American forest scene, Magde
lain, the horse fair; also others by well known
artists; also splendid music box, cost $20 music rack
books &c large French plate pier and ante mirrors Turk
sh and reception chairs Dream by Fouart paran stuetes
and china vases elegantly painted and imported FOR the pres
ent bronze clocks velvet carpets for three parlos
rich lace curtains cornce &C. rosewood hall stand and
DINING ROOM
Solid extension table, oak buffet chairs, rich cut
glass decaners gobes champagnes carets vines dessert
and fruit Dishes French china dinner OF 1856 pieces ec
ganty decorated ~ pieces; silver plated
walters spoons forks butter knives, napkin rings &c tine
table cutlery Of every desSr,paonn ipE%n,
Rosewood bureaus, bedsteads washstands, commodes,
tables sofas rockers chairs stands book shels hair
and spring mattresses, holsters and pillows paiasses
pets clocks mirrors dc black walnut and mahogany urni
tendance pack ship the goods. Sale to
precise iy AZ l9is O'Clock in the basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-19

IIoNOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE.-wE. THE
IL workpeopie in the employ Of Nathaniel " Abbot who
has hence to Heaven would earnestly solicit you to In
of and brother like love- which have
always fondy cherished towards him. We cannot point 10 the
first nbuman act Is not records His presence
at the factory reyvng morning and repeated every
evening There existed that reciprocity which ought TO cha
racterze workshop From experience know that il
the great object OF his life 70 promote the welfare and hap
OF his fellow men-o live himself and let others Al
though departed friend doubtless commands high
the great circle of all who knew him, would speak
the Workshop place adequate than other est
mate the value OF the moral worth OF hs good
Twenty experience teaches that his
gritty unsurpassed lie has left sample of mans
many richly worth the all who may
in their employ May all follow in his footsteps may
those who take his place earth do likewise. He will long
remembered with aneconate regard and his will
ly bear the tablet Of our thought forever.
THE EMPLOYED
OF the late NJ Abbot factory Bergen Brooklyn
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DENTISTRY.


rs. DENTAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED IN TBE
IN skul and SCH nt6c Every variety Of teeth
ar ered in parts whole ses hy Drs PRfftRRE Will
- $50 broadway corner of Howard street No exofbian
prices
NEW INVENTION OF ARTIFICIAL TEgTH-v1Tn
o metal plate clasps extracting he rts can hc bal
only Of the inventor, DIR r. STGFMOND No. 81 Blcrgger
street The most sensitive teeth Alled without pain With
new material the color n the natural teeth Certificates Of
proya he from of the first citizens atesng
DC supericniy ofny invention after i've years Copyright
secured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-19

IUT STONE FOR NEW CATIIEDRAL.-sEALED PRO
posals viii be received October is for the various
kinds Of stone required tor the cathedral New
Specifications may be had applying the oace 81 Marion
street JAMES RENWICk, JR., .rcli.a.,a
WM. RODRIGUE, S>'eNs'''
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LrNGLISH soLES, PARrRrDGEs AND SALMON
Ia For dinner tomorrow
RICHARDSON HAyTER, l20 Water street near wal.
he only house hat Giles the London Times Bass
thc wood
IrNGIISH FliBFRTS
IL soles parrdres Scotch salmon, cheese, bacon, Ac
Just w. lived and tor sale Ia email quantities.
RICHARDSON AHAYTER, 10 Water street, Wall
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A uCTI0N NoTICE-A LARGE AND VALUABLE AS,
IA sortment OF household furniture, comprising splendid
Brussels carpets pier glass sofas chairs tables bedseds
bureaus washsads feather beds holsters pillows sheets
blankets splendid mahogany wardrobe, French clock,
vases &c also one panofore 9soths silver plated rods
basement and kitchen furniture With which the sale VIII
menee win take place Monday, Sept 20, 1858, at l0h
O'Clock, at No 81 Second street -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-19

LFRED BRAGG, AUCrIONEER.-A BRAGG / co
n viii sell At auction ON Tuesday Sept a. Al lOx O'CLOCK
and brogans comprising general assortment Of fresh and
trade. n
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UCTION NOTICE-ASsIGNEE's sALE.-J. f. VAN
n ANTWERP will sell on Tuesday 2st September, At 10
468 Canal street. Hudson the entire stock
Of stoves, tin and Japan ware coal hods SCI complete
set Of mmens ooisi Also store and glass hxtures Term
cafh.
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L,IFTH WARD MASS MEETING.-GENERAL HIRAs
Il WAiBRiDGE will address the democracy OF the Fu
at the Fifth Ward Hotel OF West Broadway
Franklin street Tuesday evening" September "a, Mt hal
past clock
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEETING OF TIE CIrIxENs AND RESIDENTS OF
sss " Moy &. day * G
1853 O'Clock te afternoon 70 interchange Views in rela
county e before ne public oorrsc. and reliable STATE
Sept IS isss. - ''e's'' '''
1aFrs osssy Sss Shaw sssa,ss SI ssas MssSsw
Matthew Morgan, Francis II. Tiers,
T. B: sa.ierthwole, ALVIN 9, Bradley,
% George ~ Wn Curtis W.F. Johnson.
John John sssm,to Abe Albert y O. SSnsa Wisoa
Geo % u Kanhard., John +, Harrison,
A. j. Hamilton, Edward Bement
Menry Mi"sT r. h%snsSn; RanS%rdt " Farley Gray,
4 AuSSsSs Ws,ss,t1ena rgent,cs 9asiey xIssn Beach
RI fbomss %S'sf5sfsSa psaSisaay, Sese syseHM Ward
j. 'S.pVS B. pvSnderSoor, S1Ts VIM " ' H. vanasrSit sT
chas. +. Zimmerman, James Gayon,
john W Ehnmger, 3. +. Hischcock,
herer,sy K u hSyi Robinson, y y. sSniif'' oTis
Leonard w. Goddard, C'has r. Chnch,
q. c. Novel; Israel o. Disosway,
VIM y Hubbard, John 9; Henderson,
Edwd. 9 Hewes, Richard /: Alien,
Theodore winthrop, Tpmpkins westsrvel.,
!, En- bivHsaTa, w 1s1su Ieg 4; f,S;S Sssood,
4 Daeos, James Renwich Jr,
WIN Heyt Z Jay smonson.
ii O. stsbbins, Henry D. Townsend
Lucius Tuckernan, Nathaniel Marsh,
John Crabtree, w. Ii. Newman,
Chas. II. Bergman, John johnson,
Champion Blsser James Fountain,
Edwd i. Dawson, ". Merwin,
George G. Ward, T. "A. Rowland
Charles Windsor John Whitemore,
Ferdinand Dnfais, H. NJ Whitemore,
g. Jabnssen, N. +. Howhnd
IL H. Iamport John w. Mersereau,
John =. Westervet, Thos. X. Mintnrn,
Atrm. {. Wood John w. Mersereau, Jr.,
George Catlp, A. Gillespie,
SamL Bovine, Frcdk. Spring,
Charles swan, T. w. Whicmore,
w. NJ, Whittemorc, Arthur Maard
Edw. =. Mann, l.. T. Bayard
John II. Austen Geo. A. Widmayer,
B. r. Dawson, w. Hamzchutt Townsend
Wpl. Borrowe Alph De Bracksler
7. Christ, Claude GignouY,
+. Berley, g. Y. Disosway,
Alex r. Watson, ID. B. Allen,
Andrew Hood J. r. SlmonsoD,
Albert Ward, r. Bianchi.
j X. Nash, VIM. Stoutenborough,
Chas kentgen, And others.
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ATAsONIC-THE NEXT REGULAR COMMUNICATION
l OF Arcana lodge No. 2i6 H. and A. NJ, win be held
uqne room, Odd Fellows Hall, tomorrow Monday evening
AT 3 O'Clock. ALEX. MILLS Secretary.