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MAYoRALrr or NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, Sd day Of june. 1883.
To MAJOR Gener raj John L. Lewis
Commanding First Division OF Louisiana Militia
Whereas, awess mob has invaded the property OF the city
Of New Orleans and taken into their possession the
Arsenal and military aud munitions belonging said city
and State Of louisiana you Commanding the First Division
Of the Louisiana Militia hereby commanded cooperate
with the civil authorities in maintain Law and order Ia said
cry and Ase required all Sosors Of The law aud
n yoa shall be sustained BY the civil authorities Of said city
Of New Orleans.
cHAs n. WATERMAN, Mayor.
HEADQUARTERS Fmsr DIVISION LOUISIANA MnirIA,l
New Orleans, Sd June. 1888
GKsERAL oRDERs No. 70.
Under EeQusion emanAng the Office of the Chief
Magistrate Of the city OF New Orleans setting forth that law
less mob has invaded the property city Of New Orleans
sna into their possession the military arms and munitions
belonging 70 the said city and State Of Louisiana the officers
commanding the Louisiana Legion and First Brigade are
hereby commanded 10 eooperaie with The civil Authorities in
maintaining law and order sid city, and 10 assist in arrest
ing al violaoF Of the law and restoring the properly Of the
city aud State to their proper eusiodans.
BY order OF
JOHN L. LEWIS
MAJOR General Commanding First Division L. NJ
y. y. LAvfLLEBEUVRE
le4 RPS Aid-de.cAnp.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

p9-Notfce-The public are here by In formed
that this Is the last month for paying their Taxes
tate, Slaves Capital Income and Personal Property without
suit costs TaxPayers respectfully invited
ward and pay their bills.
Je3 2plm ADAM CITIZEN Treasurer
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james q. Thompson,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. All BROADWAY, tDsar Canal street,l NEW YORK.
klS 2pu
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New Orleans, March Is 1868.
Mr.. Coins: have been using your ''Kaperapeum for
fuls that have suffered with for the last years.
ing during that time been operated upon by Dr. Johnson ST.
Louis without have been induced try your
perepeum, and must confess with perfect satisfaction
from its beneficial results, anticipate speedy cure.
AMOS HI ,HT0WER,
Cont street, Robinson street,
m25 2ptf New Orleans
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Genuine Deytnge,. PISTOLS.

The most reliable Pistol in good supply above
hand and for sale by undersigned agents Of the manu-
facturer.
HYDE & GOODRICH,
je2 256t corner Canal and ROYAL streets
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Pain Lear Fans.

Just received alarss assssn. Of PALM LEAF FANS Of
LION & PINsARD,
nylT spH 90 and % Royal street. corner Bienyirs.
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Jones' Spanish lilly white.
TO THE LADIES.
what sensible woman would nIure her skin with
prepared chalk II she that there was beautiful yepea
bic preparation called
JONES' SPANISH LILY WHITE,
that gives the skiua natural looking Wilderness and makes
soft and smooth
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT a CO.,
mSSt zpSteod<W q and Isl Charities street.
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Independent Ticket.
FOR MAYOR
G. II. b EAU RE q ARD.
FOR STREET COMMISSIONERS,
DIR. d. j.. RODGERS.
FOR RECORDERS,
First District. GEO. n. BRIGHT.
Second District EMILE WILLY.
Third District. JOS. SOLOMON.
FOR ALDERMEN,
First district DR.. W. N. MERCER,
fiis' pis''ic'' ELIJAH PEALE.
Second District, L. f. FORSTALL
Third District, ]. V. GOURDAIN.
Fourth District, GEO. JONAS.
FOR ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
First Dstrict-Frst ward.......JAMEs A. WHITE,
Second Ward. SAMUEL JAMESON.
Third Ward......J0HN SrhOUD, JR
Second Disiriet-Fourth Ward. JULES BENT.
Fifth Ward. .....F. MORENO, JR.,
Third District-seventh Ward. j. j. e. MAssIcoT.
Eigh,h Ward. JOHN NEWMAN.
Fourth DisTct-EIeventh Ward. .RoBERT HUYaHE
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I'll Card
From
SAMUEL SWAN &c co.
To the Public.

The extraordinary pusued by the rival managers Of
different Lotteries njue because liberal schemes
prompt manner Of doing business has materially tn
compels call special attention the facts all who
deal with know already that IT, are legal
the and trustees honest and honorable
have sold prizes in the last ali otr
Lotteries in the Unon and that they have been promptly
c,shed in all cases presentation.
The effort iniure aimed only business by
our rivals but is also intended TO act politically
partners and friends and the public WITH
OUR CONCERN ALL Is RIGHT. this the legal inves
CATION which shall to hearing viii fully demonstrate
in the meantime business viii be usual
SAMUEL SWAN & CO..
Lottery Managers,
je2 2pA Augusta, Ga.
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pa- Hall of the Fifth Ward American Club.
This members Of this Club requested every
DAY. II O'Clock NJ the Globe Room at the corner
Of st. Peter and St. Charles streets.
By order Of the President:
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ns- Notice - Having seen my name pub
shed as regular neninse Of the "Independen' party,
hereby notify The public that had previously accepted the
nomination Of the American party running
jea spte lsignedl ROBERT HUYGHE.
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Ss-Notsee--The American Club No. q meets
EVERY SATURDAY, at ~ O'Clock P. NJ, at No. New
sim All legal residing the Ward who may
Join cub requested have their registered
spreesby to the Consultation Of the Club.
as 2pts BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
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New Orleans March 49, 1858.
have used Coins Kaperlapeum' for ehs and fever
has cured eRrey; believe it will when everything
else fails. A. W. SMITH,
New Orleans.
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New Orleans, January 3d. 1858.
Mr. Goins-Dear Sir: know how to inform you Of the
wonderful change your RSperlapeum' has made me-
eight years and four months suffered the falling the
womb and had several of the eminent
city, who finally thought hopeless refused to do
anything for when my husband found you old
steamboat Southern Belle and purchased bottle Of your tonic
justly celebrated hair tonic among the Of
the city, 1t really to that must be divine origin
can hardly realize great change felt my
life than DO at this moment That every poor afflicted
may your tonic. my prayer
MARY SIMS,
66 Hevia street,
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATKs,
money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by hrst mail
Purchasers tickets ending In figure they
designate
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
chasers immediately after the drawing
kPurchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Once, County and State.
R-Remember that Prize IL drawn and payable 10
fall. without deduction.
All communication strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either 10 Samuel
Swan 4 Co.. Augusta, Ga, or to
sAML SWAN 4 CO., Box SO S, PcstOfice,
New Orleaus- Ia
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Iprises Of $500 approxmsting $4,000 prize so
prizes Of SO approxmating $4,000 prize 100
prizes Of rO spproxmating 10000 prize 800
prizes Of lz5 Approxmating 5000 prize 500
prizes Of 100 approxmatng 1900 prize 400
prizes Of IS appropraing 5000 prize 500
prizes Of approximaiing to l,6o prize 100
5000 prizes Of 20 100000
Sass prizes amounting sa21o0o
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 81 &C. Eighhs. Is
5000 rrEes Of sac will be determined by the last the
number the $4,000 prize For example, II the
number drawing $4,000 prize ends with No. then all the
where the number ends in will be entitled 10 s. II
the then all the tickets whore
Der snds In 2wl be entitlsdto go. and on TO o.
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets .sSe
:. 10 Half ............ 10
.. .. 10 Quarter ~
10 Fi9kts :. ......... 10
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
je2 2p5t Of the Independent Party
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Boots, Shoes and BrogG,ss.

Boots, shoes and Br0gans.
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS, Rus
BRoGANs, Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf, Straw snd Ca,
peschy HATS. At the lowest market prices, by
FROST d CO.,
No. 10 Magazine strest
II AT s., CA P5, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
constantly receiving general SILK Yus
Cashmere Panarsa eghorn Straw Palm Leaf and
Wool HATS, atthe lowest market prices by
FROST CO.,
iylS1p&W No. 10 Magazine street..
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cHAs. N. WATERMAN. Mayor.

MAJOR General csnmanaius Filst Dlyi.lou L. NJ.
EFF. LAvILLEBEUvRE,
4 sPis Aid-de.Csnp.
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Gute gum Hertauf 81 Gt8, Las Bulbel.
9ie gasti6t GOmpdene Won Baltimore rertauf DGSfs" ,u
BEN berabgeeSten pree baS ais tebr base8 unb
sustAfs Iuerune ARaterid r &p9ftn uuO RaueeS ees
nslnh bsrpen burfts. Ntdn Osriu&s ss. a-r
Npp20, ,1mttaG --Spf pb Brrma, Sew.
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5ertbellti Die Wplfen iGlu9en rod nieDer 3u,
onlhlen, un0 bleIelbe Dulterbelt berrl6te pieD
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l. Qeute batten Die @euerdle unb MarIGdue
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i J(apolecn, Welher zen gan5en Io9 nit
SDretten 5ugebraCbt uno 5Uet @curiere obass
Ilanpt bate, nabm 0telen NOrlhIa8 an uno man
oe8ann etHe ;p1rIe Nin9t ct un. ...
d. Sonlt mar ret Galler bal 1Uldem SIartenIpiel
tulmet geltsr nnO gut aufsele8t sepeien, Ionlt
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be1 Sm8t ct IN etn meni9 ju betriigeu, unO er
bate Ott li4 lsbr 9eldidt tln Ie Saren perlteft,
uH oelm padberl9en @eben lelne 3urifbebatte
nen S1tten 3WedmdBlB gu uEDerpenpen unit Gle
! erTcrpeIltpe Sabl per1u53ubringen. Aber beute
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paa VelAc4ene 81 betta9en. ioapern ein 6sbls
ldla9 Ieaert lgn 9rape nur an 3u neuem lWasen
nno be9elltert isln @jenie gu nsuen, fubnen Gbas
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! itA bat entI4llpfeu leben, 10 mabt lbn Das bod
mAt mulblc3 HuO perliimmt; er l4Ittelt Die
Vfabnsu uuO le8t aus 5n ueuem Sewaltt9em
Spfung, BET Dem CT iiter it, leiue Seute gu
erpur8eH. o.. (6ortleeuns fcl8t.) -
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SAsEs Ose's & AElk2l

(tialson allemande IL lrancaisel
aFtite-, aa3t 3sIltbag unt iTsl2en IItb G. III,
.GE9frdbe, BaIttmpre.
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k-Rkenhs fnbsn aud tst sr tunht rnet Eaat 2.iaA
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Confectionery,

Don u gorge lie 81 ann,
Jtc. III 8roapmar,
nsben Der 6eas gUut Sabtngs 8anf
mentn ese t& btsrmt an eaB tt men Se0aft bsesfsnb
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BtSins.srtssa

ESeeinAanssa
Ser tabit@s :, s3aIttmpre 90edeE" trfasEi
t2ben glOrgta ,mIt @usnSbme ets Spnntaas) uEe
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his SauS befprgs.
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$3.50 per 5a9r, in uabebtugter 0PraHsb.e'
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az Dds 10 p'&enbIatt beS Baltimore Q0sdtr
trl6etnt ebsn Bretao InbStpRst abrltn 81 tn uHbt-
btngter @VrausbeabIHn8. ". ....-
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Ssje1cl)attSzlHrpnu nuuu0

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fir Dtsienteeu welhs m bic @aSrpbrsu unb nftt
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@3rpcerr.ets axseinei a,auors. ,c, ,

.....r .5 SOebcU er1GlteAs ncGe Orlld)te -,e ,s
fur teu Interttparf woraaf QppsrpertGNer eumertam
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30 Sd6er 8ambsrssr 3Uet&8sn ,esEes5.g
1O6 9rret &tmhrrger 8dfs, ''@~a'~~0
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800 8ui1el 9dHse &rblei -t4....
100 Barrels gtfpGlTeEe &rsfer, 5-..-l-
fd 20C Ssas Yerl'(Strfe, ser9wstae @amtnera, 81
p 9arreI 22dtiea9rles, O..
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I5lTII ipU ll Ll MPrbltnetr u. 9rstssrS,
- "a. Np. I0Z 2pmbarbFr.
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Octei GSl%Q(Trr.

rH9er s.. &uu's 5 OteG,
8 liz Sttp O1ll Ylace Ia, 9&apzYori,
rtrb Der auswdrti8sn Rnaef6df metnta istt aer! sc
befrsnommtrten Watbaulss IN &riIusrun3 gebratt.
Mdt4.S @. &ifd sc avs E7tnrta !,
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3ertbellt; Die 4oifen idlussn rod mieDer 5u,
omnIen, uno blelelbe Diiterbet berrldte we.
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YACHTING.

<yRANp MATCH prrs xES TuH YACHTS pAvIo
NJ hirhv and Ursce Thorn. 500 side, 70 OF
Monday, y-ly ~ from Rkers Island around s,nds pout
buoy sra hack the JACOR Rei will sccompa-
ths sai leaving Peck slip 10 ooiock Harlem bridge
board tie boa
VkCdT vOa slLR-THE SCHOONER Yacht HOR-
net d tons Durtbsn; per~ou DESTROYS q obtsiang
safe smil rs sch price Fer pasucrlsfs
apply the paint ~ Hnisos rect OF JOHN sstLka
VAChT ron SALE -foK BALE TIE FAST 9ArLtNG
Il yncnt NAKnhuEr the "a treuty svc tous orrtheu,
one yes old bu the oss rnlerss Ard Ia he uass $50
et1rttl perfect condition. etc with berhs
water closet and All nsce~@ary ixursn Al fnraime he's
two Of spars and calls complete. VII be sold bar
gain ApplT 10 BOgkRT H. HbI,Afsk, near Tenth street
terry, eresnpcint
VACHr FOR sALk-THE RsOOP YACHT MIDgs
tusaty three toas kes boat With her running and stand
ing xixgiBg ench,ss, &C. menas h, gait opssu and lh
cpst vtry hsudsone cabin fonr berh. iage f1reosste
Use chest and every hu TITS aoring
fastened aud better Anished N han yacht
OF her Apuiy b3.rt fpt OF Norrs street Jersey
CITY, or 70 Mr. NIMo, No, B3Wllag Greco. New Ycrk
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FrjRNTTurRE.

r,vAprrIFp gHsMBrn sufrs uf vURTIrUBs IN
~ s crlocs md yes, vhoesae snt r. a. . Pr Gee g.
Ia and or sarf wAsREr " aNu vi O~as street. 90
10 "a four coos east Of Broadway, New xors
r,nsrt-rRs--A FAIR VALUE efvKS roR FuRSt
tore. csfttts pniuipgs books Nc. Nc IN er,al or
tar.e a antes l23 Sitth ayenus, between rnth nod
Tentk strsts
I,VRsIuRg a FAIR yAlUs GIVEN Foa FueN NI
te eSrpcta paintings books, W A, In small ~ Jar e
op.r.ies u sj s,xh Avenue peiwssn Ninth land reah
sieets.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


"a AILAOK's yHvATHE
~ FOURrH WEEK
~ tba
OF
II IsH sp6 AMEsfCas COMEDY
Nh ADD Mai. ~ j. pLnRknCE,
toS fcrmlrccs during the three have bss,
received with toe
UsoUALIFIFD PsAIsas
TeRPagas AMI rHG PUBLIC
The verssle snd Ia ebted L. Rem Ca protess
peafo m nces, ipeiufmR
sOr1 AsD DANCE
MOHDAt tvrkiAS July "a, 1853
G be Eytssnted ts hs a. nslodrsms oAoA
Ter InIrt HUtSAR
FhEDEkirR TBF GREsf
Fdw.rd O'Feil, ycuea Ir,stmsr. IN the Prussiaa
Flofepsa
Th~ evening viii conclude ~tt the
wosKIS9 TIE ORACLE
Po'E tpsrksU htciiiper.....- Mr. w j. Florence
Dolly eiocuI a Yorkshire gal. with song. John
Nv fboemsker'.. Mrs w. y Fors0es
N Il - lhs torg copy rghted and wv1en az
pre- seiy for Ma y bY her husband.
Sounisio~is'y sn fncient scandal mon
GER ....s.......' Mrs rofooeS
Hon Fe fubEFc. VIII lsughipg cong fIs w J. 20
FRED rE'sV M W y Foveoes
b~D Befnp- sw nor ......s...-s.....r " j. = to u0oo
Has rputten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mr. W y. Fls enes
O'Crsdy lr ishr Mr. w. j. forenos
To morfOS, Tue sds y-Twenue,h night OF Tho
FIoRErCks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-25

MN COLLINS. TUE CsLssRArsD irish ooAsDIAH
f and vocalist Ia In Cleveland. ONO. giving his Oh
racesfsiie musical entertainments M Coias has hLs
for be last eight wetks In several OF Tn
cities IN Davenport Keokuk Quincy. Milwaukee. NndssoA
xdtt Paul hs has met vito mil aes his s,nss b
ing nightly doub'y rebls cpc,red Tho 81 Paul Aaaly
Times of the ti'n last gives toe follow ne srucie;-
Mr.. coffIrs CuARAcrRRfSfic ENTERTAINMENTS Mr. Coe-
Inns his ir,t this city Thursday evening
tsrt. Meodeon Hsn Sded nighy .pprss~
sude.ee &c wonder thai the gentler Asniev
cd brilliant and eIyiAbls repulsoo faithful desesior
n risn ch raster for s she days Of the iaenc Tyrone
Power pone large number % sspirscs have eeded
gain too,hold public In
sutjcct OF why
aot In tssm IN Mr. Collins have veritaos p,rtrs
of his tilssAh prototype rtsh ths
sTad ls,e Ahhansh snumesr of have Psssed
frat met hr Couas have him bet
ter sno his voee more msotous md ver,u than
form ocessivns TIA widow Mscore Is ia.
vore, and again and again be called " oalv
more , hr ueo barton buho saagrr and
pianist stsnds emuenA sud snes Dns hzs
ming 10 the public comDlnsiioo OF wit true pascs
and humor DOT offen met with TINS ~
hst class witch uperceocnable thu
taste We predict Tor Mr. CoiEs endr, wherever
may
Mr. Collins viii be In New York In te~ DAYS
Of he appear fail
some OF the beat Irish oomeiioA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-25

E'RArKLINMUsEuN,l 1T GRAND STREET ONE Moon
week TSo performances Will be given every day.
Al O'Clock IN the afternoon and at In the evening,
when selection OF AMI origin n aoeauR will be
) by Mime. WArton's troepe OF
MODEL, AR1IeTES,
Consisting OF twenty ladies' wbe Tor beauty ssA
symmetry OF aguse stand unrvslied Aso engaged for he
week the comic deEe1tor 'Old Pete Morris" VIE
will appear at each performance.
IHk tH AIN MtNsTRBI,S
In q variety OF songs choruses &c with vaxietg &
dances, burlesque lectures, &c the ~hoe forminga
DIVsnSIFIEp BiLl OF attn Actions
Doors open At and 7. commence ct and a. 2. A6us
81, seats on the stage, So
hotce-Mcpdsy, August last day aud eveuing Peta
korrs which his hepeD will take place, whaa
will present tpt.rsLment both respects aleok md
originality seldom IL ever Witnessed. See bils
THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL BSNBfTr ov THn
AMakICAr Dh AkAIiC FOND
Will take place at tht Academy OF Music.
On MONDAY, AuavsS z, 1858
when Festival Performance
On Gigantic seals
WILL BIZ PsEskrrED,
EVERY ARTIST IN THE CITY
not Otherwise engaged.
PROFESSION
THE GREAT SnAkFPsslAh PAGEANT.
recurring hundred Ladies aad gcntie0so Toe
siJns and
FINAL rABLEAU
IL respectfully suggested tia. members Of tho
eeeon feel inclined 10 ssst the oocssoo viii SOD
their 70 tbs recrear, of fhs Association, q. W.
AYss. ID CROSBY street ~ early IA possible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-25

AHsaRg, CHrCKxarrG 4 son, HAVING KsxovsD
M 70 shey warercoHs, No sQS Brcadwsy tcosssr =
Fourth strecO 70 offer hr fsoks AID ~ pds
sns uprfn pspoAsseA manufactures spra~siy i% s ay
enabe Ia various syies o. All Al prizes ~tch cassN
AL 70 pNAse PkaSfrves order euit style
urri,ure, and All tnsvnmenA varsrtes - give sn-e sp
Nnw MUsic--uroRT pfsaEN. ooIcs srsr, 2oc.;
soae UtIone wArd Ro1uo use. Ivy Heart 10 SAD ass
no~ ready, At DAIY's h9 srsnd -.see. -
yfANos AID wEdopEoys-or supEaTOR MAEE,
Al ereaf haraeirs s~cond hard pisa at me
extremely low prlses Ds $50 $40 sln scd ti65 p1snos
and neloseons aud rert alored purchaser or
sale oa mvn,hy pay Pianos tuned aud Repaired
HORACE WATERS Agent No $50 IlroafwNy.
oy prlvoroarFs LrD ONE MFr.oDson TO REyT-
Atf2 "a - 50, - rs and Ss a month or for sale he
che.pes' Ia New yctk Vocal spd .nls mu-c 'pu ali
IN few lessons and pianos tuned byProt ~ HSDaH nt
0tAnd street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-25

GRAND CONCERT AND BALL AT THy orro COT
NJ Hoboken Wednesday July IS r aid Of
the widows and orphans urd OF tire oboken Fire Dec Al
ment. 10 At o'clock 4 NJ Masic by sos fun
band Fireworks ny Isaac Edse sous Jersey CITY. Tick
els rs cents 10 be hsd al Tho door he evening