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The Lambertville press., 1859-12-07
Public SaIe'Of Real Estate.

WILL be sold at Public Sale, on
wv SATURDAY, DEC Sd, 1859,
At the Hotel of Nicholas Wanamaker, in Centre
Bridge, Bucks Co., Pa, TWO FINE HOUSES,
with FIVE ACRES of LAND attached
MO. /, Is a large Stone House, and New
y Barn, with Blacksmith Shop on the pre-
mises Ia good stand,) and two acres of Land,
with Fruit Trees of all kind,
MO. 2, Is good Frame House, wen built,
y with about half an acre of Land attached.
MO, 3. Is Acres of the very best Chestnut
i y Timber land, vol situated, easy of access.
The above property win be sold together, or
in lots to suit purchasers, Sale to commence at
O'Clock, pm, when attendance will be given,
and eofaitions made known, by
NOV. 80, JAS W. HOPP0CK.
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Tho Boston Post suggests that la
dies whose roseate cheeks are put on
are "persons Of color" Shameful
The Lambertville press., 1859-12-07

nR. PURCELL, Frenchtown,
l Medical attendance given at all times. XII
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TONSORIAL.

* A. STACKS Shaving and Hair
NJ. Dressing Saloon, Bridge ST., few doors
above Union, Lambertyile Shaving and hair
dressing done in the most fashionable style. Hair
The Lambertville press., 1859-12-07

TOHN BELLS. Dealer in Dry Goods,
- Groceries, Provisions, &C., &C., Locktown.
A choice lot of Goods right fresh from the cities,
always on hand, for cash or produce. h
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DENNETT & COOLEY. Retail deal
ers in Dry Goods, Groceries, &C., Cor.
of Union and Bridge SITS, Lambertville. Pro-
duce taken in exchange for goods.
The Lambertville press., 1859-12-07

What is society. after all, but mix
tnre Of histories and miss-eries !
The Lambertville press., 1859-12-07

A EFR ED GIMSON, Butcher, &C., fresh
N meat always on hand. Frenchtown. XII
The Lambertville press., 1859-12-07

WTM.B. WIGG, Dealer in Dry Goods,
wv Groceries, Provisions, Notions, and
all articles usually found in country store,
Rosemont Produce exchanged for Goods. h
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EpIGRAM -
If you were mine, I do declare,
I'd love you so, you little soul, you.
Should you the breeches wish to wear,
Icould not think to e'er control you. !"
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BAKERIES.

r WILIIAMsONS Bakery, Main-st.,
81 opposite Bellemont House Lambertville,
bread cakes, crackers, confectionery, &C., on
hand. Weddings and evening parties supplied,
The Lambertville press., 1859-12-07


WANTED -
A nerve from the tooth of comb.
A cap for the head of pin.
A glass for the eye of a needle.
A leaf from the branch of river.
A glove for the hand of Nature.
A button for coat of paint.
A fish caught with book=worm.
A dandy who wanted the milk pas
sed to him, at a hotel, thus asked for
it: !" Landlady, please pass your cow,
down this way" The laudlady thus
retorted-" Waiter, take this COW down
where the calf is bleating
The Lambertville press., 1859-12-07
MERCHANTS.

CARVER & WILLIAMS, Dealers in
Z J Dry Goods. Groceries, Sc, Bridge ST.,
above the Depot, Lambertville. Produce of all
kinds taken in exchange for goods. k
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-07
Books, Stationery, &e.
PLANK BOOKS & STATIONERY.
At 239 Main Street, Worcester,

At 239 Main Street, Worcester,
will be found an extensive assortment of Staple and Fan
in connection with my Book Store a Bindery in good
working order and am prepared to manufacture
BLANK BOOKS,
to ORDER of every ruled to any pattern all work
done promptly in neat and substantial manner Having
made arrangements for procuring Papers direct from the
Blank Books and Papers at the lowest prices solicit
the attention Of all persons procuring blank work to
made have constantly on hand large stock OF Blank
Invoice and Record Books Time Books. Dockets and
Letter Book, in cheap and extra fine Bnding Memo
STYLE and made the Paper Particular attention
paid to re-Bndng Books in full calf half calf with mar
bled or gilt edge MAGAZINES, Music, Pamphlets News
papers &C. bound in anv style desired Ruling and Blank
Book Paging done to order have well selected stock
and Monieres of various Note and Letter
sizes Papers of the best American manufacture of every
ported papers for use consisting Bath Post
FOOLS Caps Packet Post Letter and Commercial Note,
pers Of every size, from Antiquarian, Atlas Columbia
and Double Elephant, to Cap size.
have constantly on hand large stock of Stationary
arueies and furniture for writing comprised in part in
Copying Presses, Books, Brushes Gold Steel and Quill
Pens stephens Arnold's, Blackwoods and other Writ
variety Writing Pads Calenders, Pencils Erasers PEN
knives Mucillage Rubber Bands Sealing wax, Gum La
bells India Ink, Cards and Card Cases. Office Homes and
Shears Blank Notes Drafts and Checks, Mathematical
Inst Instruments Pocket Books Bankers Cases Letter and
Ladies will find good assortment of Stationery Of
every variety and quality and in any quantity desired
Paper and Envelopes stamped with initials without
Orders Printing will be executed with neatness and
dispatch, at Printers prices Oorders for printing Cir
culas Programmes, Cards &C. from parties out of town.
will receive careful attention.
81 Gold PENS of superior quality
EDWARD MELLEN, Jr.,
meh5 dtfawlm At the Old Stand of J. Grout.
IHE WORKS OF THE GREATEST
AMERICAN NOVELIST
illustrated by the
GREATEST AMERICAN ARTIST!
G OO PIE RS NOV Ell S.
with Drawings on Steel and Wood. The most magnih
cent enterprise of the day.
Issued in style of unsurpassed elegance BEAUTIFULLY
Illustrated, with Five Hundred Designs by DARLEY ex-
ecuted on steel and wood in costly and superior man
ner, by the most eminent Engravers in the county.
Cooper whose name is with his country's woven,
First in he files her pioneer of mind. ''-Hdlleck
s. c. OUCH, Providence,
mchl5 ddtf
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-07
Zeal estate.
: FOR SALE OR TO LEI

iII large double house Main streets two tenements
sA II rooms each, in complete repair, with furnaces
and other modern improvements near the residence of j.
c. Ripley, Esq Inquire of II. BLISS
February Is, 1859. DIFF fl9
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-07
TERMS OF ADvERTIsINe.

ADVERTISEMENTS published either in the DA1-r or
hEEKLT SPT, for s0O square for three insertions;
and 20 cents for each subsequent Insertion Ten lines OF
less) constitute square" Advertisements ordered
inside or in any prominent place. also those largely
displayed will be charged extra rates Contracts by the
year may be made on liberal terms.
y All transient Advertisements must be paid ia
Gdranee Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
u No grdtHitous Adrertisernenfs. No report reso-
lutlois or proceedings of corporation. society
association and no communication designed call aten
uon TO any matter Of limited Individual
De inserted, unless paid for Advertisement.
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respon-
sble for NAV occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
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BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE x1LEs x~a.

- HALEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES A~z
ssI or Florence, Lauderdale county Alabama
81 Known throughout Tsnnssseee aa iSna III
Arkansas for the medicinal properties curative
spinal sseons torpid issr s aRs Sore sgs ii
stages OF venerea and cuaneous diseases Is now ~ q n
seasons Of the yar open for the reception or visitors
This watering place changed hands about one yex sx
since that time the proprietos have bees diligently sax q
building new and comfortable quarters the sccscaSx
containing psor, ballroom, dining ROOM sleeping ss o.
ETC., etc.
Ths location being the hills of til. Tsnnessas
full.
THE TABLE
VIII DO supplied with the and most wholesome fsf O.
as can anord with polite and attentive steward 81
The Bar and Confectionery Bowling and Billiard E.s
Those who travel and visit such places for peasu wa ind
Band Of Music will be in attendance enliven and naks -
the streams abound with fish, are Hne fr tsvt-
the Muscle Shoals the Tennessee within Sasr -
OF the Springs, With good road 10 make pleasant mssa
evening drive to view the fine, romantic scenery.
One OF the best physicians that the South Affords stekw
mad many years successful practice in connection ~d
The premises formerly occupied by visitors ba
verted into hospital for invalid servants and placed s
charge Of an experienced nurse that all sssf & -
Der emit OF the waters will have comfortable quarters -
prompt and proper attention. s,
These Springs accessible from thu South and Wsx td
Memphis and Charleston Railroad from Memphis res q
orenee Ala IN ten hours, thence by fourhofss
Persons leaving Memphis on the evening train vtu a
last a. the Springs next ing and those leaving
Refer ts-Measrs Scmggs. Dosegan Co.. New 0si..1l
+. NJ Lowe Co.,
". Lanier 1 Co.,
Phlliies, Nixon Co.,
mil Am Samuel Bell, Esq, .
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- COYNER'S WHITE and BLACK sULPHUk =
&:a and CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,

This watering place will be open the reception Of r
On the LIST Of june It situated ihe line sH ve
The virginia and Tennessee Railroad about half aR
bus will always be found waiting arrival Of he
yey visitors to the Springs. 5747sS-e $500
These White and Black SULPHUR Waters have adset.S
GUS cures-the White SULPHUR aggravated dysS
serious affections q the liver kieneys and bladder eca
oly, ana especially dtseae OF the yste Sn4
diseases peculiar to femaes-he Black Sulphur ii kasT
diseases o. the fkn aggravated Of letter. h
tons Of the skin
The recommendations equal to any to be fsx.x 3
mountains OF Virginia, and the table and attendance
a, character together viii. ne band
paces-as to all of which beg refer to the Arr
OF persons who have heretofore visited the place
JeS I'm ]. A. HEFELFINGER. PrsuSsr
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BY j. B. WALTON.
FOURTH DISTRICT UNIMPROyED RIAL ESTATE An
Auction.
nv T. n [VATTnN


BY j. B. WALTON,
AUcrorEER-Ohice, 10 Bank Place
SATURDAY, June rs, 1850, at IL o'clock
~ NJ at Banks Arcade on Magazine street. will sold
-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, situated In the Fourth Dis
c late city Of Lafayette In he bounded Joseph
Levee and Streets and designated BY The
Nos. J., Q AMI
adjon each other each 30 feet
front Adele BY l69 feet 10 inches Depth
betw parallel lines.
SO feet inches front on Adele
street. SO feet IL inches and lines In depth side adoIn
ing Lot No. thence running towards Rousseau ri feet
ii inches and line thence Josephine
25 II inches line Is feet in width at the
rear line.
feet Adele street. by 63 feet II
inches and 2 lines In Depth between parallel lines.
ONE VACANT LOT OF GROUND, situated In the Fourth
District in the bounded By Eighth Seventh Chippewa
lines.
FOUR VACANT LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth Dis
ct in the bounded by Magazine Seventh Sixth and
and s.
Lots Nos adioin each other and
inches front Magazine street, by depth Of 10
Lot No. Is key lot and 81 feet front on
Seventh street. by depth Of lbs feet.
notes. secured by mortgage the property with
interest day of maturity and per
cent interest after maturity until paid.
Acts of sale at the expense Of the purchasers. ieA
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lever ANDAGtrE

E'EvEA AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
@issm q ysgs,ssls decay sshaaon evolved BY the
from While The below The horz,n this vapor osers
near the ear s surface and !s virus with through
the lungs tto the blood There irritating poison
on the internal vcea and excrene organs body The
liver becomes torpid an falls secrete only this rus
ma,ats in the circulation End produce violent constitutional
thne with the liver and dsordered also Finally Tic
Instinct Of mr. Organism as in an attempt expel the
Internal e1ceories to force them out Tie blood
leaves the surface and rushes the organs til
fails he FEVER follows ii witch the blood s leaves ss' be
central organs and PUSHES the surface another eff
oryhe skin In this also fails the system abandons
the attempt exhausted and waits for the recovery
FEvEa aSb As ss are s M
nona disorder will OF course undermine the health If
We have labored to find, and have found an antdote
Ayers Ague Cure,
which uraes this maaous poison in the blood land stimn
does this affecting disorder with pe certainty And il
does rather does what OF
system absorbed thus keeps those who use It free
from It's attacks keeps the health although exposed
from the grei varsity Of affections which induced this
ss.s up 70 sysr G
ache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia Rheumatism, Gon Blind
81 Ss pesn o
and Painful Affections of the stomach and Bowels all which
rss1 s S @ | be
cause of these der .ng mens and the disease.
the and these Organs By degrees
hsbed to do this their oes accord Hence
tsnp While this Agus Cure does AZ onee and With
safer remedy the whole class Of diseases which are
caused BY the mlamae infection than other which has
been discovered and has still another important advantage
10 ths public which Is that it is cheap well as good
m.oM Prepared by
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

- CRESCENT CRY BANK. .
ner-rn. u New Orleans, June Is, 1852 I
aecinted dividend of FIVE PER CENT payable TO NJ
DAY, 9Th July next. " N "'''' Aoi'-
}eza 9. JOS. RAU, Cashier
,dM ~, NsW Orleans Gas Light Companv-
% "a. Directors Of this Company have declared
bnid ua dividend Of Elk PER CENT payable 10 Stock
tells I'm NJ o. j. TIsDAIE Tre.s,r.r
b.vs Insure amsM9rance The following Companies
la'ion 10 agencies Of Foreign Insurance Companies: " "
IHOs. ASREW, State Collector,
Ma, o,,.... ADAM GIFFEN, City Treasurer
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY Of Hartford Con.
,,s sPfRlNGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY spIn1eld, Massachusetts. $500
ua mAMrDEN INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Springfield
p AATTLLANTiS FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CON-
FANNY, Providence r. l. o
FIRE. MARINE, RIVER AND HULL INSURANCE.
Stock Of Merchandise Buildings Furniture Manufacturing
DAMAGE bH w. a regnt Ls ETC. covered against loss
per cent, made in cash. ' ~ " ~
roiclEs issued for the country. without the country
MARINE and RIVER issued in and out Of this
city, 70 cover Merchandise Cotton and an unconditional re-
Of ~ per cent made at settlement the FIRST of each
The CAPITAL of the above Companies is all psid I'D in
CASH with large surplus. " f ~
Az adjusted promptly paid In this CITY, In CASH
,o LEI lrleences given in and ont Of this city, appl
PFAIRCHILD. Agent,
-yo.L o.l 10 st. Charles street.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS. THIRD DISTRICT !
New Orleans June G. 1859. :
kB-NOttce 70 hereby given that the examl-
ma ION 81 the Public Schools Of the Third District will begin
on me 5sh nst and will continue till the latter part the
present month"; In the following order, id Ell:
On the 18th at Mlneburg School. m
l4th Hancock :,
18th LeBreton :.
l6,h Eighth W'd :.
18th Sew. nth :, ..
H@ Sl9h Washington :. ~ - .
:. 10Th Fillmore =.
2lst and tequel at Girls and Boys High
Schools and on the LIST July grand exhibition Fillmore
school, which occasion the pupils will deliver select
pieces o. oratory. LOMBARD,
JET tU Superintendent of said Schools
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS, IN
the Fourth District.
TRY r. r LDdTTnN

tBf y. b. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
a TPR1VATE SALE. will be sold ii We val.
- liable Lots OF Ground bounded by Live Oak Magazine
Eth and Sixth Streets Nos a. Is g. q and g. square odd
Lots "a rs &c and ~ form the of Live and Sixth
streets and measure each 81 feet inches and lines front on
Sixth street. by depth Of 100 feet inches
Lot No. q adjons the above in the rear aad
pr el lines. ~
The five lots toceher measuring $50 feet inches on Live
Oak street, by i26 feet 6 inches b Sixth street,
This property is gby situated for residences being within
one square OF Magzz street. and square Washington
Avenue and iu the immediate vicinity of the most
residences 10 the Fourth District The lots have hee,
pared with choice imported shade aud Ornamental tees ann
are prepared to BE- built upon a once. - -
50 RMSNne- hi the balance at on. and ,xvo
years credit, with 6 per cent. ntarest.
the eapense of +he purchaser. ~ mStf
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SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL W. oAKEY. DECEASED.
BY j. b. WALTON,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, June IS, 1859, at IL o'clock
- M At Banks Arcade, Magazine street BY virtue and in
Of the Second District Court of New Orleans dated May g.
1859 Court Docket No. the following described proper
y for account Of the succession Of Samuel w. Oakley
ceased will be sold, towt-
LOT OF GROUND with the improvements thereon, in
the FIRST District in the bonded by Euerpe Pry
ania streets, Pryana Walk Terpsichore street. Coli
square Ne g. having in american measure feet inches
between parallel lines the whole sgreeaby plan drawn
by Joseph Pile, 9th day Of February 1885, depos
TIED in the Office Of Lous T. Cairs late Notary Public
vicinity Of Coliseum Place.
this lot Of there Is shares reduced to IS shares
Ciizens Bank Of Louisiana stock which will be sold with
lot ut the current rate Of premium the day SALE which
rate w be announced q the time Of sae which
puehaseT 81 the lot will become the purchaser Of the stock
G1-TERMS-Thc purchaser to assume the payment of q
stock note due the LIST Of August 1852 $3.50 payable
or renewable the of the loan balance Of
the price of adjudication cakh
Act q sale before Il. B. Cenas, Notary Public the ex
penBe Of the purchaser.
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VALUABLE SLAVES AT PRIVATE SALE,
BY j. B. WALTON.

AT PRIVATE SALE Will be sold the fol-
"A Lowing valuable 81 s. $50
LIZZIE mularess. aged 10 arsremarkaby good looking
and spriEhtly excellent good serya t.
GAROlIt Ne, MIME; aRed % year,-gn excel. mt
washer and ioner and has chldren-ons boy aged
wears, and one, girl aged meEths. %
These slav will be fully guaranteed against all the vices
and miudies and sold no fault. - - 49,
For particulars apply the auctiopeer's office i.ls
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X a. PEG i8.fs, GESERAI AGENT AND col.
Etlerhge. '
80 Ref RF.Nt E1Ne5-rs. 9. @. Miller & Co Woo.e,
Fhsrtige I"ae, 3D. aeli Co.; Harrington Howard q
AistapAis' fs2S II
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SUCCESSION DE SAMUEL W. oAKRY, DECEDE
PAR J. B. WALTON,

BufeAu 10 BANK Place.
SAMEDI, as tuln, 1859, a midi, a pArcade
~ dc Banks des Magasins ordre d. bon
orabe Morgan JUICE ID Cour du Second District date
lie 70 mai 1889 bau de No 1872 proprete suyante
pour comste de la succession de Samuel W. Cakey decede
vendu, tRvoir-
UN TERRAIN avec les authorizations qui sly ouvent dams
10 Premier District dams e borne par Ea,erpe ct
Pryania la Pryana Terpschore
ct L. p,omensde Coliseum man.enant Coliseum desgne
pouces de face la Euterpe pieds ii pouces ct
gnes de proondeur entire gnes PARALLELS lie confom
meni plan dresse Joseph Pile lie feyrier 1899
ct depose en- retude de Louis Care, nolae public.
&c terrain est lie troeme de Ia Prytania
virons de la Place Coliseum
Sur IS actions reduites 80 actions de la
Barque des Coyens de Ia esaees actions
n ayec e su1 courant Jour
Pacquereur du terrain deviend acauereur des actions
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES page un billet do
lie Ter dao 1859 $780, payable scion les
conditions du ct, pour prx d'adiudicaop
compliant.
Ace de vente pardevant H. Cenas noare public aux
frais de Facquerenr. my25 je4 II Is Is
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NOTlCE-THE NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY FOR THE
~ ~ PROMqTIoN Or MANUFACTURERS AND THE ME-
CHANC ARTS to the Manufacturers throughout
the United States that they will hold public sale of AMER
GAN GOODS in B'stor during the second week in July.
They have appointed the following Auctionee,s:
Messrs Townsend, Malla;d Cowing Newell A. Thompson
i o.; Sam'l Hatch and John II. Osgood.
The charges will be made snail possible and will not
probably exceed per
Large invoices of STAPLE GOODS have already been Of
fered ana accepted and important that all consgnmens
should be noife without delay
For particulars, apply to AUGUSTUS LOWELL, Secretary
to whom all communications should be addressed.
CoMMITrEE:
Demng Jarvis, Patrick T. jackson,
David Sears. Augustus Lowell
Henry A. Whitney, g. G. Richardson,
j. Wiley Edmands, r. M. Mason,
James M. Beebe, Henry A. Rice
Amos A. Lawrence, Alexander H. Rice
BENZ. Il. Bates, Thomas p Rich
Tyler Bacheler, BENJAMIN D. Godfrey
ielS 1teod
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CHARLES HEIDsIECK CHAMPAGNE

and will continue to be- received BY undersigned Ia
quantities to meet the increased demand Of dealers
that from the closest nsal the old and
hold Of with determination bring il and its claims
70 distinct before the public generally than
oore The superior quality Of this article must satisfy any
o. that It's from source where attention.
IS well as thorough have been brought
the perfection Of bis wne and to making worthy name
Frequent visits to the United States have enabled him more
fully to understand and appreciate the wishes Of
consumers and Of his having proted by that information
by the Champagne for the palate
the wine unsurpassed for Its rich bouquet
general excellence The varieties Of brands Champaene
tend greatly doubt to confuse the purchaser lovers
Of good and genuine wine must ok Charles Hedsieck
In full on the label we'll the corks capsules
4. W. BAYAUD Go,
General Agents for North America, New York,
The Charles Hedseck be obtained In quantities ct the
under mentioned Houses besides others named
and at retail with all the principal hotel keepers.
E. ]. HART CO.,
".. J.H l. /. N. Marks
.w... SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
fec ly PAYNE STEELE 4 co,
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OFFICE PoSTCHARTRAIN R. r. Co.,
New Orleans, June Q, 1859. :
Hs-A dividend of fourper cent. on the cnpi.
"a stock OF this Company has been declared
Directors payable to the soch holders the 10th
inst, It the office Of the Company.
je2 p H. GOODWIN sec,v
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plS,I Dudley Lodge No. SO, F.. and ~ NJ
URDAY EVENING, at o'clock in their Lodge Room at
the GRAND LODGE Masonic Hail. of St. Charles
Perddo Streets Members of the Graft fraernay
TO attend.
OrFrcERs-Wm. H. Stewart W. NJ; W. r. Purviance s. W.;
w. g. COPELAND j. W. Wm Cooper Treasurer; S. I. Gull
let Secretary Edwin Marks, S. D.. J. h, Gennison d.
Jos Chilet. Tyler. AZ IL y