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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-15
Characteristic PARODY.

You'd scarce expect one Of ny aee
To smoke cigars ard i,yuk so saees
a - "a : shuuld a mBstache wear,
(AEhough the hair is rather spare,)
Don't view me with a CRITICS eye,
But pass my imperfeCtions by.
Big aches from little toe Corns flow;
Long boards from downy faces grow;
And though my be lrd is short and Young,
OF tender growth and lately sprung,
But all the whiSkcrs in the town
Once existed but in down;
But why may not Charley's face
Be covered like others of his race
Exceed what Tom or Dick have done,
Or any man beneath the sun?
Where are the whiskcrs, far or near,
Tuat do not find a rival here?
Or where's the boy but three feet high,
Who has more fuzzy beard than l.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-15

Mrs. Cunningham -Burdell has pur-
chased farm for SIS, 900 near Carrolton,
Ohio and paid the money down for it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-15

a great majority of southern cxchang-
es oppose the reopening of the African
slave trade.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-15

The Portsmouth Tribune estimates the
damages by the late freshets in the Sci
OTTO valley at S4S0,000.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-15

The true philosophers stone is only in
tense impudence.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-15
n.rrs snF ADYFRTTSING

Announcing candidates for Office IN advance 2'oo
Casb in alvauce will be required! for all advertise
,nsnts oy.eut where actual responsibility Is known.
Ten Der cent Tor ea:h change will be added to the
above rates.
unless specified on the manuscript, or previously
agreed upln between the parties.
Advertisements not marked on the copy fora spec
ihod number Of insertions, will be con1nued untl
ordered out, and charged accordingly
Auadvcrtiserns snts f- 1 ranger per
sons 70 be raid in arraaca.
The privilegs OF yearly advertisers VIII ne comm
Cd ridpedly TO their own 5usiucss:and al aavertl7e-
mcnts not pcrtairin- t'crcto 70 be pald Tor eN-
ira.
Yearly advertiscr5 have the privilege Of changing
their advertisements quarterly.
All Icaied advertisements charged double the
above rates. ~
AIvsrtissmsuts on the inside exclusively will be
charged extra.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-15
NrbrosI1o a0ucrtiser
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
R. w. FURNAS,
Second Story Hoadley s. Muir's Building
Corner Of Main and First Streets.)
BROWNVILLE, \. L.
TERNT6:

TER NISs
For one ysarif paid in advance, SL'OU
d % at the end Of o lloh--is5 -f9o
tf4 Sd d q :. y SOC
.f,-l.,-1o or more VII be fgrnishea d sl,5O per
toTdlri
not Otherwise.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
TUESDAY, April IS,

TUESDAY, April Is, 1858.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjournment.
Members present Hon. H. NJ. Summers, President;
hessrs. Conway DeLabarre, Dupre Harrison, Howell
and Vennard-T.
The reading OF the minutes was, on motion, dis
pensed with.
message of Chas. NJ Waterman, Mayor of the
city OF New Orleans, in relation to the New Orleans,
jackson and Great Northern Railroad COMPANY. was
read (See the proceedings of the Board of Assistant
Aldermen of the 18th instantly
Mr.. Summers, having called Mr. Dupre TO the chair
offered the following preamble and resolutions which
were read twice and adopted, the rules being srls.
pehoeo ana were, on motion, sent to the Assistant
Board to be concurred in
Whereas BY an act q The Legislature of the State of Louis
ians, approved March 18Th, 1885 provided that the
Governor Of Louisiana shall have the right upon The
stock eed by said State in The New Orleans and Great
Northern SHoad COMPANY at all meetings Of
and AZ all elections for Directors and that the Mayor the V
Of New Orleans sNa have the right meeting on ms
stockholders for the acceptance rejection Of said and
Whereas By said the city of New Orleans deprived Of
equal privilege with the State being act prohibited
in effect from voting for Directors thereby placing in the
Of the Governor Of the stae-a political corpoaon-he
Lutte control and direction of the said
ration or company, for good or for evil and
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE ,
City of New Orleans July 7, 1883 I
Es0tVED, That the Comptroller be, and
standing advertisement In the official Journal in accordance
With the ninth section Of ordinance No. 4 approved March
~ 1854 the Council will bill city unless
contracted under authority OF order from Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred TO- ''
lSignedl Z. l.. TRACY,
,e . President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
. lSignedI L. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen,
Approved April g. 1856
lSignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers of the pubic
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution. 1900
iyl6f Comptroller CITY of If NsH Orleans.
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PETITIONS--OFFICIAL,
70 THE HONORABLE TIE COMMON

Council Of the city Uf New Orleans
We the owners of property fronting raver
street respectfully honorable have said eef
sheed, from Magnolia Broad The surface on ssd
street to form semi elipca shape center of which TO he
above overflow Ell her from flooring ms or lake water Ard
your ttioners as in duty bound will pray.
Names of pe'r No Of feet Names Of petrs No feat
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NoUyELE ORLEANS, l6janvier 1883
Meseus-Nous sousslgTes, pr0prieaes IA rue Frank
n partr de Ia Poydrs Ia de Ia exposent
respeetneusenent honorable corps nous deson
que Ia dite payee perres
nlveees Ia on necessae de lie faire manvas etat
dams equel necessare
Ce travail ee fsi prx modere VILE ayant d6s e
materaux Decesssirrs a 81 execution.
Nous dema qnune resolution soft pasee
est deerete les sections l9 l2J l2 de la la VILE
81 Nos Vous seront reconnaissance jamas
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VOC WOULD ESCAPE
l''s' 81 " f-Sisss WEAKNESS
80 ! - 1900 ZEE phAIH
- '''''~ls Ssveffs 'ns Aoadose % Fam on karh u
WARRANTEn
-. II .5..-7 q :
smart and saeksr AZ sils That ohes 'hnss
"s' moreover has zoIus control ever
The many aaaes below psmsd which u, asses ALE osh
remedies aud medical .kw
l. stop. an a.,, - -
B. Admit. no seaId 10 mia. s,., ~ s re o s's''
4 Takes away Old Sores fans. tk
: suednss all internal md external rHn-nnaiios-
."s = ...e saa q. arseay.
q Restores as,lon and strength . Pissed Ish. fifA
.. Destroys Modification inss=nsy-
10 Generates new Fls'h roiisd thereby
n D,..olv.s 1atar.e.s sns strenrrSens ss~ss
IA Draw. and heal. Blister. free Of smart az p..r
80 -sxx - -. ~ -I !" M
ss,s ~, 40. - ,i,r, 'A''a nm
{.
KABsOLU TEIT
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y.r ~ IN ~. r.~rs.rt s,ors,-a,,o r,,sir..,
Ia. Cancer Ins.roat,o an N. he.t A. paxsr. pT..,
r1nc r.vv,.. T,v..,t.~x -. A.. ,.ra.~. r.,,.~..s
a.,,,a go, - ma -. -, -, -
ri. iunoe.,s mighty ss slsrsr,c mid s5tsso. !, ~,
y,r..I suffering. : - = - II - =
auo.OoO
Hig
~ % iossas eoss not save LIFE where all medical
'''s'e '''' r1LL1oSs ~
= y
sAf wifHouI TT and IL has become the greatest
p-ss. = r., sa, !, s.'.n' = ~ fs-
Far..is, !, - o., go. . -
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siute prov des til the chairman Of the Committee on Fire
ge her with the csmtn Of tie Commit, re On Streets and
l~ndlngs Of the Hoard Of tdemen lo iv N gv
veo NEE, commit Of the firefnen Charitable ssoas
lion regarding the amount Of repairs 10 he
engine houses ard erort the 10 the Common Coutc
g. Your commtes ommend concurrence IN Inc six fa
ing resolutions Of the board Of Assistant hermsn
ls resolution authorizing re Comptroller % self to The
lowest bidder after 1--WE days notice IN the official Inru
for lining with and maxi 2 va In t,.r
both II les OF the New Orleans uarroon R.irosj on
St. Charles street Gate Naysde) from 1y Circle 10 Felicity
road N'N'''
% resolu Ion authorizing the Conpr to adiudeae
sitter I've days fee in the Official Journal the com r M
wing with square blocks First street from Magazine to Pyta
mia streets, Fourth District"
3d. resolution authorizing the piroler 10 SELL after
1--WE days notice IN the official jo7ns contract for having
Franklin street. from POy Cou mon streets etc
H. resolution authorizing the q mptroer to SELL sitter
Eve days not &c 10 the Official louruA contract for
brick sidewalks both sides Of Benye street from Romn
TO johnson street, = $3.50
hh Aresouion authorizing the Ceplroerto receive dur
ing zen Gays notice IN 'hs ofc Journal sealed proposals
psclng granite base and iron railing around Clay Square
OH esontl n graniing permission to H. e. Herwig to
erect steam engine his property on Fulton street bst cen
eraFier and Common Streets
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MAYORALTY--oFFICIAL.
MAYORALTY nF Nkw ORLEAys
CITY Hall. i1fh day Of april 1879
Common Councii City OF New Orleans.


MAYORALTY OF Nkw ORLEANS.
Common councii cry Of New Orleans
No. 1878.
Whereas W OF the Legislature Of the state Of Louis
na March ~ sS il provided that the Governo
By i New Or sGs uP Sd ts s'Sss s
~ y. "a tmpany az al meeng q Stockholders and At al
ORLEANS shall have The right m-siog Of The stock
holders or The acceptance rejection Of aid acts and
e1ual privilege with the stebeg ~ thst act prohi,ded
Of the 81 BE siss political n lhs .o
us control and direction and hereafter Of the said corpo
sS. e vowed q re passage o. d act
compact and the time the subscription BY this
Of two million Of dollars and IN violation Of the pesge
OF Canton towards the Teunese line and
Where's me Ma;Pr r the city has been ayi.sd Of the ne
Attorney and has in view Of these considers ions aud Of bis
voted against acceptance Of said act therefore, be
Rsore That the action Of the MAYOR IN voting against the
proved.
lsienedl Nm SINNERS
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed cHAs NJ WATERMAN Mavor. 1885,
MAYoRALdTY OF NEW ORLEANS, ,
Common Courc of the City Of New Orleans.
[ No. 1863.
Resolrd That whenever bill Of sha presented for
ne Peace and Constable ana that after due and proper
hAoh hereoi said bills OF costs shall be found
proved eha be the duty Of the before named officers
vey besides the general receipt by upon bills
70 enter upon their books OF each
rate receipt in their own hand writing. payment
to be paid them -
Be further resord That 1t shall the duty of the City
Attorney and OF the Assistant City certify that the
% oImay has been faithfully complied with according
BE IL further resoised That the Comptroller shall not war
rant IN favor Of before named officers unless the City
Attorney or Assistant City Attorney certify aid bills or
costs or accounts that the formass aforesaid giving
with. - f
lSignedl II. N. SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen.
lsignedl J. NAGIONT,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved April 10, 1858.
lSignedI CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor. al25t
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7 n Ia vile de Ia NOnveeOTtans:
Les sOuSgues possesseurs prophecies face Ia rne Ora
vie respeeueusement demandent honorable norn
davor la de cquiee, de la Mas mol Ia rus Broad
La surface de IL die devaut Avoir me semi ent
CAL centre pabri dinondaion des puies turenees on
du recruitment des du lac peonnares yous en-
reconnaissance jamais vs.
aires, NOde pird
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E'NoRrH cULLOM, ATToRNEY-AT.LAw vii
aend 70 All professional business st Landry and vow
s E nat may be entrusted to his Oniee at MARKS
Reerenees-Chas. NJ Waterman hardware merchant. q N
Olivier, Esq., Thos n. Miller commission merchant: Chss
ngle.on attornev-AtlaW Nixon Adams Crescent Office
10 o''e~nS m26 lyAW
AW NOTICE-I HAYE RESUMED THE PRAC.
Camp " '-' '-'Ss w. ="
nys E Nm. REYNOLDS.
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AU CoNsEIL DE VILE DE LA VILE

JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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A L'HoNoRABLE ooNsEIL ComSruy DE

JAMES A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen
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u etc conduit depot DIES Epaves District en-.
cotgnure des Couet Eops Enfsnts epave-
une nnent Drum ionce haute de 4 MAINS petite
la lere A..
81 lie dit animal NEST pas dix iours ct les ais
pages sea vendu lenchere pubque, dit depot LUN.
DI, 10 du courant, 10 heures A. NJ.
MOVABLE. Orleans. I avril 1883 rs 10 n
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The following resolution mentioned in the forego.
ing report, was read and adopted, the rules being
dermen for concurrence
Yeas Messrs. Maglon, Dolhonde, Hall, Holland.
Huyghe, Lombard Phelps, Reid, Waldo. whitney
Beebe and Stickney-l2.
Nay Mr. Ranney-l
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Streets und Landings offered the following report.
which was taken up seriatin.
The Committee on Streets and Landings have the honor IN
port upon the following subject referred TO them via
Upon the petition OF Francois Ecrot to
the Breton market house purchased him for tbs sum az SC
December 10Th, 1851 etc. report that a. ina
resolution approving said sale by the Compr0iler Id on
the table in the Board o. Aldermen January 10Th s5s said
sale to be considered rejected aud deposit Of S0 ~
Ecrot to the Comptroller should be returned resontio1
is accordingly offered for adoption.
Your committee report as previously, adversely the
nance eferfed back to yonr commiee revising and
enscng an ordinance in relation to the Vegetable mske
ond District and authorizing the collection
by the farmer Of said market concedng farmer the
right OF collecting outside Of said market
Your committee report substitute for resolution Of this
Board nrucng the Street Commas the plank
road the end Of the Beef Second District repaired
said substuts autho the Surveyor substitute ballast
road for the plank at the said upper end Of the
markets and committee recommend the adoption OF
tubsii ute that the road may be made.
4. Your committee recommend concurrence IN a resolution
amending ordinance No 1894 amending the same BY in
sertng after the words vegeables nnd the
eight columns In the middle Of said market fronting Dryad
street, for the sale OF fruit, etc.
Your committee report substitute the resolution IRE.
questttg the chairman Of the Committee Of Fire together vi
The Surveyor and members Of The Board Of Aide men, to
meet committee OF the fiemen Charitable Association re
srdlng repairs to the several engine hOusss Said sub
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Il ETE Transports DIES quais ct de n Ieyee
du Second District me ues ct depo
dams lie magesn de depot de j. Reed Front Levee
pres de Ia de la DonAne-
6 bales de mousse marque.
10 baTils de measse, marques A. b.
y les dts objects recame dams ct les
ais payes lis vendus enchere maya
Sin de depot AERCREDI q d'ayri 1855 10 heures A. M
JOHN SLEMMER,
Garden du port du 2me ct SINE District
Nouvelle- Orleans lie 9 Avri1 1883. al0 IA 10
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rTIIIRD DISTRICT POUNn-lYns hrnnrl

FI'IiIRD DISTRICT POUND-Waa brouuht
to the Thru District Pound of Clouet and GOOD
Children streets, estray-
One white she Goat, with black
One black she Goat.
One she Goat, black head and white rump
Which claimed within DAYS and the bera
on paid will be sold public auction al said pound on
TUESDAY, 9Th April. 1858. at IL O'Clock A. NJ f' 49,
r A. GUYOL, Street Commissioner
Registered April Is, 1855
HENRY DUREL,
vo-,- -. ,o, Clerk Of Comptroller
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ID EmOyED-CLARK, MosRY 4 co. HAVE RE
IL moved TO 81 Front street and 50 Fulton street. NIL
I ANARKsHIRE COAL = 800 TUNs OF TIRE
IL superior Scotch C0 Of ships Golden Light
Ophelia and Jacob adshaw dischaFgng For D. ice
quality economy combined have no equal N
this market For sale by
SPENCER FIELD 4 CO.,
fe8 corner Camp and 0rod sts,
ID EMOVAL-s WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM "a
IL Camp STREET 70 the corner Of GraveF and New Leses
streets o2e
u EMOyAL-R. a ]. WATSON, WHOLESALE DEAL.
~ In Pftshurg Coal have removed their Office from Mes
Levee foot o. Jna street to No 3 Commercial Place a I'm
Y EMOVAL-rhe BANK OF NEW ORLEANS IL re
II moved to the new Banking House, Of St. Charlie
and Union streets. no
REMovAl-C. W. PHILLIPS CO HAVE RE
~ moved TO IS Union stTeeLl MS
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AUCTION SALES.



FINhuSfEES SALE OF TWO VAIUBLE LOTS
oa fennylsania between 10th and 10th streets west
On tuesday sfternoon September IL at s 90 n premises by
virtue % deed dated 1857 and recorded Iber
a. al oios No 33i the subserlbar viii sell the fol-
described property viz All that part OF lot No o square
NO is fronting ID et Penns avenue, beginning ut point
On Ie e avenue which the southwest corner Of The lot conveyed
py Sihe Hardness and j. X Rhodes then with the
nae OF said southwest OF said lot
Dered I'VE distance OF Qecn leaving said
rt angles and running and with the TO the north
west corner Of sand gdan and Rhodes lot aud from
ipenco To the place OF begnning.
Ao an a part Of lot numbered nve 10 the sqnar which
b'undod esory BY by Uriah Forrest 10 Benjamin
ooompe on the north by lot No said the by tbs
Brick House the line the hereby granted the
south ny Pennsylvania avenue fronting sad neen feet
four inches between the said lex building aud the lot convered
by said Forest Benjamin Coombes and between the line of said
avenue and lot numbered distance Of sixty eight feet eight
inches
Terms of sale cash the residue in g. IT, and IS months
with interest," secured by deed Of trust the premises
All conyeyancng at the cost Of the purchaser
TIIos J. FISHER Trustee.
j. G MCGUIRE CO.,
Aug 27-Aaw&dts Aucioneers.
lkJ- The above sale is postponed in consequence
Of the September
and place. 1ioS. }. FISHER, Trustee.
JAS G. MCGUIRE d Co.,
Sep l7-eoSd3 Auctioneers.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD
From WASHINGTON CITY to Virginia Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, aud iexss.
Through the great Southwest
road Once OF and sixth street Washing
board Of the Ferry Boat George Page the Oco u
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, al Alexandria.
To Richmond Danyiue Lynchbng, Bristol Knoxville Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, Huntsville, Grand june
ton, Memphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans.
BY Direct Route and Continuous Railway Connexions TO Memphis
Anordug greater Expedition being 200 miles
shorter than by any other
boat the Seventh street
O'Clock Alexandria whore passengers the for
Richmond Charlottesville Saunton White Sulphur Springs, Wood
stock, Richmond points Southwest
making and close connexions To Memphis.
and omnbusos leave the Office Pa
O'Clock, a.. and 7, p.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June 1S--u Washington
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
I'D FOR YOUNG LADIEs--fRENCH AND ENGLISH,
500 street, Washington,

The next academic term will e.gn Monday Sep
tcmber and end on the 3oth Of June following.
For thorough literary aud scientific elementary
strucon tho efcehy and OF The French department. and for
social advantages, II Is unsurpassed
Every class tho primary we'll Me senior enjoys the
supervision of the PRINCIPAL who assisted by three dcs Of ability
experience, and the highest education
No school out Of Paris standard good French
better corrective Of bad French and writing
greater facilities for acquiring that language strengthened by
the accession Of Prof. ALEXANDRA
MUSIC ON THE PIANO, THE GUITAR, AND THE HARP
taught by the ladies Of the family offering superior advantages
day scholars web boarders.
Ibc highest composed Of first seniors OF will
the literature prepared
viii receive at the end of the diplomas
For further information circulars
Sep I-dif2w IStar&States
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the principles Of honesty recognised among Christian
and gentlemen We trust not, but yet we cannot say
that any hope for reform In legal enactments
statutory prohibitions
The report closes by saying that the elevation of the
profession is the best OF attaining the desired OBJ
ect and points the growth and success OF the
ton evidence that brighter era dawning upon
this country in this respect.
PRESENTATION or Picruals 10 THE FRAsKIIN FIRE Con-
PAsYThe following correspondence speaks for itself
and 10 honorable the donor to the recipients of
the presents alluded to- No class of citizens render
important services to the community than firemen
and il is too often the that no services
overlooked and disregarded than theirs. There
attached to engine companies many of sterling
worth and merit and trust that the reputation Of
hremen in this city, as a class, will be suIlied by
such disgraceul acts sometimes chronced in other
cities
10 tho President and Ms4aJers Of tie Fant!n Fire Company
Please accept the accompanying pictures as token of
the friendship which exists between have long OBJ
served your noble and selfsaccng conduct in rescuing
property and life from the deyouring flame, and
you that your manly efforts fully appreciated
least by the fair Washington have selected these
pictures because believe that they fail awaken
sympathetic chord in your breasts for the triumph of
liberty purity, and fidelity May they incite you to in
creased activity and aithiuness the discharge your
aborous duties. Hoping that this little interchange of
sentiment may strengthen tho ties which unite u.s.
remain respectfully, your friend
LADY OF THE SECOND WARD.
WAsHISGToy, September 6, 1858.
To "a LADY SECOND WARD.'-I am Instruct
ed by the franklin Fire Company return their thanks
for the very beautiful pictures kindly presented the
company 10y you through Mr.. William NJ Payne on the
evening of the It'll of September and you that
your gift will be cherished by the company
as one among its brightest treasures.
Lntx r.f t.. y
your letter of presentation, is indeed sesacricing
one claiming no pay asking reward in sunshine
and in storm he rshes to life and property
destruction. "A fun appreciation of his efforts by the
fair inspires him with redoubled energy in the dis
Charge of his duty, and their smiles cheer him to
fearcssy fight the fire Demon whenever he may be at his
work Of destruction.
Your beautiful presents, while adding another link to
the chain OF friendship which binds u.s. awakens within
the breasts OF the members Of this company full
of their duty iremen citizens, and stern advo
Gates of ho triumph of Liberty Purity and Fidelity
As slight mark of the esteem in which you held
by the Franklin Company you have been unanimously
elected life member and your certificate of member
ship accompanies this letter.
Sincerely wishing that your journey through life may
be one Of unaloyed happiness, have the pleasure Of
describing myself
| Yours, in friendship
GEO. II. CROSSFIEID,
| Secretary Franklin Co.
| NJ no q
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ORGAN BUILDER.--Thc subscriber will build
~ tune repair organs short notice. md the
second hand organs hand call Va invited.
J. 4. BARBER
Sep 1f--2wt No. aso Tenth
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n.y.. G. McGUIRE a Co, Auctioneers

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO VALUABLE LOTS
l. IN THE FIRST WARDBy virtue Of decd ia dated
December ~ 1885, A. 81 o. foo 81
ct OF the land Washington shall sell
Friday aiiarnoon October s. At ococs the premises lot No
square No 49, fronting 40 feet So inches north stree be-
tween 24h and 18th streets running through about that width to
Virginia avenue.
square No 1oi fronting As feet
street. between north and Streets running back 2o3
inches
Terlus third the residue IL months
terest, secured by deed ia trust tho premises.
Conyeyancing at tho cost OF the purchaser
WA. p. WILLIAMS,
Trustee
J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
Sep l7--2aw Anctonecrs