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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
State Senate.

First Senatorial Dlstrict-STEPHEN s. FISH, P. F
HERWIG, 4. E. BARBER.
BELL.
Third Senatorial District-JAMES H. INGRA-
HAM
Fourth Senatorial District-E. W. PIERCE.
Fifth Senatorial District, Orleans Right Bank
EDWARD BUTLER.
Sixth Senatorial District, Twelfth, Thirteenth
and FeaIteenth WaIds-SAMUbL NJ. TODD.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
First Ward Central Radical Republican

Club will hold their regular weekly meeting
THIS "wednesday EVENING, at ilaii-past seven
O'clock in the Polymnia Hall. A full meeting OF
all the members is requested, as business of i'm
portance will be brought before the meeting and
distinguished speakers vii, be present.
j. A. SWIFT President.
WILLIAM MCCURBIN. Secretary. nO2 IT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

ONE MORE HOMICIDE Steun6ontnan,a
Beaten 10 Dcdh.-On the last down trip of
the steamboat Mollie Able Louis Ledicker,
or Leadeken, river man about thirty-six
years old, and above the ordinary height of
men, came here and took lodgings at No.
$40 Old Levee (Decatur) street, kept by Mr..
Weltring, one of his old acquaintances AS
usual with his class he travelled around the
city rather extensively, seeing the sights
and hunting up former friends. Between
eight and nine o'clock Tuesday evening he
returned to the house, bleeding and bruised,
but did not or could not say how or where
he was injured. He was sent TO bed, but
later cab was procured and he was started
for a hospital, but while on the road he died.
The body was taken to the jackson Square
stationhouse, where DR.. Avila held an in
quest yesterday morning. Previous 10 his
death he complained of internal pains, and
made confused statements OF having been
robbed and beaten. Before entering the
cab yesterday morning TO go TO the hospital
be entrusted several hundred dollars i'll cur
rency with Mr.. Weltring, also some pro1nis-
sorry notes for six hundred dollars. signed by
4. Davidson Muscatine, dated October /,
1870. and another for one hundred dollars.
signed by the same, dated September s. A
trunk belonging to him is now IL Or. Avlla :
hands Officer Seirs, one OF Captain Nc
CAMS patrolmen, formerly knew deceased,
and saw him before his demise. He told
this officer that three men who came down
on the. boat with him had Knocked him
down and cut him near Rampant or Cla1-
borne streets. DR.. Cooper failed to discover
any incised wound, and is OF opinion that
death was not caused by bruises or blows,
yet one of his eyes was blackened. The
post-mortem examination did not disclose
any wound serious enough to produce death.
As the case now stands it is enveioped III
mystery, but Captain Mccain Will make
his best endeavors to unravel 1t.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
Dir. james Ready, independent Rerub-
lican candidate for Administrator Of Police
n,02
Republican Mass Mce:ing.-

Republican Mass Mcetin-.-A Grand mass
meeting of The Republican party viii be AeId N The
Fifth District tAlgersl corner OF he!&roule and Se-
gum streets, TWO squares from tle Canal street
ferry landing, on WEDNESDAY, November }, 1870,
at seven O'clock 2 VI.
The following eminent speakers vii address the
mettin-, w. Governor H. {. WaluOt!, Hon. 3. +.
Flanders Hon. Thomas ". Conway. Hon O. J. Dunn,
Hon. J. H. SYpher. Hon II. Bouzano Nou.W. PITT Kel
loeg EogJ :. Harris, Hon. Charles w. Lo|eA. Hon.
$. i. Packard General II. }. Campbell, General A. T.
Barbeo, Colonel James Lewis. Judge ]. 4. Mascot
Colonel C. s. SAW met, Colonel j. H. lngrahaH and
others.
a sp,nd.d hrass band VII discourse eloquent
music.
BY order u Tie Campaign Committee:
THOMAS ISABELLE, President.
W1rrAN N-LroRn, Secretary. oe20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

THE BRADLEY HoMICDE.-Llttdeiace ara
Deposition. Kegan, principal, Joseph
Mcpherson and John Brown as accessories,
were yesterday before Recorder Houghton
examined for the killing OF Captain. K. L.
Bradley.
Superintendent Badger stated that de
ceased. when these three men were taken
before him a few hours before his death,
said that they were not the men who ent
him. but that they had had something to DO
with the affair. In attempting TO ehcIt
a diving declaration from Bradley, he and
Judge Houghton discovered that he was too
low, or rather unconscious, ana could not
give a detailed or sensible declaration OF
how he was wounded, or who did 1t; there
fore the declaration was not offered IN testl-
mony yesterday. 1t was not signed. lie
other testimony taken was nearly the same
as that obtained by Coroner Roche, already
published Accused were committed Tor
trial as charged without bail.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
Tenth Ward Republicans.


Al recent meeting of the Tenth Ward Re-
publican club was addressed by Mr.. L. l..
Ma enno, as follows:
Gentlemen and fellow citizens of the
Tenth Ward-It bchooves Us now. on the
near approach of the day when we are.
American citizens, to exercise the privilege
TO choose Tor ourselves those public servants
who are, in a measure. to determine the
veal OF woe of the people OF this State, to
proceed vigorously and to the purpose in
|9securing the election OF those tried and
Trustworthy men whom We have selected
fo" oar candidates.
To the nominations of the State Conven-
tion we have already, as club, given our
hearty approval, and pledged to the norni-
nees our undivided support. Mere congrat-
ulatorY OF approving resolutions can accom-
pl.sh little in a great campaign: such a7 IS
now fairly opened. Success can attend III
Gividral and combined efforts alone.
1t is the duty of every member of this
club to regard our Joint pledge as obligatory
mon himself i'll his individual capacity. and
10 aIont every honorable means to the adj
vanceIneu- Of our principles and the success
Of candidates in the ensuing election.
A. Christianity should not he confined to
de Sabbath alone. 50 politics and political
Iabor- should not be restricted 20 our club
meetings, but 20 with Us IL our every days,
aye. il or every hours transactions and
duties Each one of Us can do much % adj
rance our success if We viii but strive.
Forensic displays may serve 10 create a
nlo7aentarv enthusiasm. but their effect is
comparatively Insignificant. Heated argu-
nents usually but avail 10 strengthen our
opponents in tlieir opinions by arousin4 their
ohstinacr: but hints dropped now and then,
occasional laudation o. our candidates AID
brief criticisms Of the course Of the opposing
party and candidates. avoiding all argl-
mcntatiou. VIII accomplish more III modify
ing the views and changing the sentiments
Of our political adycrsaiics than all else, eX-
cept our success.
This is in TIE power Of every member Of
this club. and, among others, let is not
neglect this means, also, of increasing the
assurance OF our success IN the approaching
election.
Wit, rhese few remarks ! VII close, hop
ing that every man vii! do his duty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
NOTICE.

OFFICE BOARD OF HKALgR,9
state of Louisiana, ,
New Orleans, October 20, 1870
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE MARKED DEeLINE.
L i'll of yellow fever the daily mortuary rt-
ports OF the Beard of Health viii hereafter ceasc-
The weekly nortuarv report will be furnished to
the press every Monday usual.
c. Z. WHITE. NJ. D.,
President Beard OF Health.
oc21 State of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

THE ROCIEREAU ROBBERY.-4Nore -4f'-
rests.-The police department is alive TO the
necessity of using every effort TO secure TIE
nerpetrators of the st. Louis street robbery,
and regain possession OF all the stolen
nronerty, It is thought that the principal
men. Berth and Capdeville, have made
only temporary disposition OF the VaLua-
HES. and it is not improbable that the
largest portion viii be found within snort
time.
Some Of the special officers obtained
same knowledge that j. Il. Iuchef AM"
Tom Poole. well known rascals were aware
Of the burglary. Last Thursday one o.
them said to an ex-police otncer tilaI Il piece
Of business would soon be enacted III ST.
Louis street, which indicated that he was
posted. Poole served term IN the REM
fentiary, while Tucker knows where the
Workhouse and Parish Prison are located.
The following is the list Of the articles
taken from Mr.. w. I. Hepp's bank, box
which was deposited in tie large vault
One pail'pf fine diamond earrings, one dla-
mopd brooch, with pendants, gold pencil,
medallion portrait of one OF the family il
,,ov.oI uniform. two rose diamonds III q
l,,.aostn;r one stone being round and the
other oblong, q double ease gold watch
latent lever, and few other articles. The
property enumerated is worth not less than
$1,000.
The other depositors appear unwilling 10
make lists of their losses al ie'S' 'n'S '''' ~
1ailed to thus far.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
Editor of Reputlicnn-ncnr <ir: Having

Editor of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ iIaVInG
discovered that ne tATisti}u i,epunran Aesocia
ton ,~o-r,.c,i) il in open oaCue Win the Demo
Gratis take this means OF Informing, MY friends
and The sad ;ssociati0r. that h,.tr withdrawn
from the same, and that intend 10 support and
advocate the Nominees Of the rr4I:.s.r K. publican
ticket At some future tiirc vii furnish through
yoHr columns the facts TO justify ny course.
Oc2q Iun9 G. IT, RRD/EEN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES,

The Peoples Independent Candidate
Major F. C. HESTFR for the House OF Representa-
tives, Jefferson parish, irrespective OF party OF
political considel ations.
mol 6tt MANY VOTERS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
4 Grand U.ss Jfccting will he held ~

4 Grand Mass Meeting will be held at
Gretna FRIDAY IN. touIi Il instant, al seven
O'Clock p. VI. The meeting viii he s,ddY, ssed by
General Sheldon, General Flood, ". Ii. Green A. j.
Kemp Amos Morrison. and Dr. G. T. Bruleen,
former member of the Christian Association. a
full band Nil be III attendance.
4. J. KEMP,
President '-incoln Republican Club OF Gretna.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

Headquarters Parish CampaiGn Com.
mittee, Republican party, No. 222 Common street,
subscription book for campaign funds is opened
at these headquarters daily.
By order of the Campaign Committed
WILLIAM MULFORD, Assistant Secretary.
ne5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
POLITICAL.
Third Ward Republicans.

A large and enthusiastic Republican
mass meeting was held near Hagan avenue,
in the Third Ward, Tuesday evening.
The meeting was called to order by Cap
tain w B. Barrett, who stated the object to
be a reunion Of the Republicans of the First
District residing in the rear portion of the
district, and upon motion Of Captain Bar
rett. Hon. W. w. johnson, of the Third
Ward was unanimously elected president.
Mr.. johnson, upon taking the chair, in
his usual happy way returned thanks tor
the honor done him, and expressed hls con-
hdence that the entire district would be
represented by true and tried Republicans
in our next Legislature. He then intro
duced Colonel c. w. Lowell as the first
speaker, who addressed the meeting and
made a decided impression. and convinced
his hearers that the Republican party was
the only one that could be supported by all
truc lovers Of republican government.
The next speaker introduced was Honor
able s 3. Packard, who was received with
favor. and addressed the assembly in his
usual cool and emphatic style. and took oc
casi0n to compliment the Colfax Guards
upon their patriotism and fidelity TO the
Republican party.
The next speaker introduced was Honor
able F. c. Antoine, who stated that he had
been informed that the $50 called) Christian
Association had secured for the Democracy
tue NGttS Ol tEt h'lutlltdl1s III bic ItSi pun
ton OF the First District by coming among
them clothed i'll the garments of Christianity,
when. in fact. they were only wolves in
sleeps clothing. The speaker was con
vipcei that the Republicans had not been
deceived. but were true to the Republican
party and its principles. His speech was
received with cheers and other denOnstra
tons III favor.
Then the old war horse OF the Republican
party Of the Third Ward, Captain w. b.
Barrett was introduced by the president,
and was received with deatning cheers,
and IN his usual earnest way addressed the
meeting. If anything was LETT untold by
the previous speakers. Captain Barrett
certainly made all things clear. and con-
vinced his hearers that the time for all true
Republicans to act had now arrived. His
speech was frequently interrupted by the
cheering Of the multitude.
Colonel James Lewis made short but
forcible speech, and if possible secured for
himself more friends than he before had.
Many Democrats who listened TO the
speeches declared they were hencefor.h
and forever true Republicans.
The president adjourned the meeting to
assemble next at the polls next Monday
morning at six o'clock.
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DETITION.
PETITION.

Phrl1ioN'''',''':-.. ..:'''''''''fhflTfor
TO the Honorable Board of ADMINISTRATORS and to-
the Mayor OF the city of New Orleans:
GgSrLRMES-We, the undersigned property
owners on Franklin street, between Jackson and
Philip streets Fourth District earnestly beg OF yoa
to have the said Franklin street, between Jackson
and Philip streets, opened. We have nothing butN
small alley i'll front of our property, which wan
hardly allow dray to pass from street to the
other, the balance of the ground having been sold
to different parties as private property. Knowing
this to be necessary for having athoronghfare trna
Jackson 10 Philip streets, and all the vacant
property is not yet improved. beg your honursa-
BILE body to consider and grant us our request.
We remain, respectfully,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
The Order of the Dny.-A general

The Order Of the Day.-A general order for
SOZODONT. In TIE teeth of all opposition 1t has
become the supreme dentifrice of the age.
No impurity infest the teeth cleaned daily
with SOZODONT. Outlay. the bark OF the Gillian
Soap Tree, article which possesses cleansing
properties superior to those OF any other known
substance OF the ingredients of this peerless
compound SOZODONT is the only denrfice in
istence in which this saubrious botanical product
is Iucorp Orated.
sPALDING'S GLUE handy about the house
mends everything. oc29 1weod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

NTr. Editor-Havng been nominated tor COR
ONtR c. the First. Fourth and Sixth Districts of
New Orleans by the Christian Republican party,
and having accepted the nomination, please with
draw my cards independent candidate
Believing as do that the great mission of the
Christian Republican party is 70 purge the city and
STATE III its corrupt officials by placing III OFT
only honest and competent men, and that, there
fore all taxpayers and ali good men, OF whatever
political name, should rally under its banner and
lead il 10 victory, shall give il my cheerful and
hcariest support and hope tina. nay friends viii
do likewise. I. K. MINER, n. D.
DELL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
4 Sneciai Meeting of the Eleventh Ward


Radical Republican Club viii be held III their Hall
corner Water and Ninth streets O.! WEDNESDAY
EVENING, EOyemter2. Every member IS expected
to present, business OF Importance Will come
before the meeting. Rally. Republicans. Rallyi
f. ". PIERCE, President.
WILLIAM WRrGUr Secretary, uo2 IT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

4 Universal SurDrise.-Nobodv believed ne
fore the introduction OF PHALONS VIrALIA or
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, in the possibility of d
preparation for reSving the natu raj color of gray
hair, as clear and transparent the atmosphere
and as hmpid as alcohol. Everybody believes it
row. The old nost.ums are discarded, and the
VIrALIA is admitted 20 be % perfect snccess.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers
or29 lW
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

4. Is. Mitchell, Real Estate Agent, ''the
Fi,nd q he Laborer' has been requested by
them 70 allow his name to be used for the odce Of
Adluiu:st.a tor Of Assessments.
Election November :, 1870.
oc8 lnl+ NUMEROUS TAXPAYERS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
AUCTION SALES THIS nav

IA D.. y. b. j. MONTGOMERY, at II o'clock at
oid Auction Mart, 81 Camp street. household
iurnituret timers machinery and tools, CON
sls"ns IN part of one large screw press and
dies, wringers, shanks, etc.
81 A. A. PLATTsMIER, Constable First ,,s+;oo
Court, at IL O'clock at corner Julia and Maya
Nihe Streets two steamboat stage planks-
Emanuel Blanco vs steamboat Trade pal,o.-
Ell }. DEAN, JR., at lot O'Clock, at Phil Liners
stable, Gravier street, horses mules vehicles
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

NOtice.-Teutoria National Bank Of New Or
office has been removed this day to.the future per
manent location o he hank, No. "a Camp street be
tween Common ana Gra.vier streets
mol sGErR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

The New England Association of Super
intendents Of Public Schools has resolved in
favor of enforced school attendance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

Special Notice.-The New Orleans, FJac kson
and Great Northern Railroad Company offer in
ducement to local travel by issuing five hundred
mile communication ticket 1T twenty dollars, and
thousand mile Communication ticket ut thirty dol
lars, which are good over any portion of the road
tor any member OF the purchasers immediate
family.
Purchasers not restricted to residence on line
of road. mol 3t
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-TaI T.. 4. SHELUUN.
State Ticket.
Municipal Ticket.

For State Treasurer-ANTOIEE DUBUCI EFT, 0
Iberville.
For state Auditor-JAMEs GRAHAM, cf Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

For Mayor of New Orleans-BENJ. F. FLANDERS
For administrator of Police-JAMES LEWIS
For Administrator of Commerce-S. G. EMIFY
For Administration Of Asses s1nents-E. BONA NO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
JTninu Rank nf VCuisioua New Orleans

Union Bank of Louisiana. New Orleans,
October 4, l&10At the request OF majority of the
stockholders, q meeting of the stockholders will
take place on TUESDAY, the eighth of Novem
Der at twelve O'Clock, to consider the pToprety of
its conversion into national bank.
By order of the Board of Directors:
oc5 tno9 GEORGE A. FRERET, Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

Der 81, l810-The stockholders OF This Bank are
hereby notified that the third installnent OF twen-
ty-ive per upon their stock is due and ayable
at the banking house Oh TUESDAY. the first No
veIbcr T. q. VAN HORN
mol lot Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
Congressional Ticket.

First Congressional District, Forty-drst and For
ty-second Congress-General J. II, SYPHfR.
Second Congressional District Forty coud Con
Sress-Geperal l.. A. SHELDON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

Getting HErrfed.-Essays for Young men
great social evils and abuses which interfere with
marriage-with sure means Of relief for the erring
and unfortunate, diseased and debilitated. Sent
free sealed enyc iores. Address Howard Associst-
ton, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia Penu-
evlyania iel4 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

Crescent City Bank. New Orleans, OctO-
Der 8, l870.-Notice is hereby given that SATUR
DAY, the twelfth of November, 1870 at twelve
o'clock NJ, there viii be held general meeting OF
the ockholers OF this bank 10 confirm and ratty
the action Of the Board OF Directors in the
sion OF this bank into a National Bank with an
increase OF capital BY order OF the board:
oc7 BOT CHARLES FACRIE JK. Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

BURGLAR WoUNDED-He IS 1''''''."
bu His Trqchs.-About two O'clock yes'ef-
dav morning. eight or nine young men were
arrested on Canal street, in the nelshoof-
hood of Tonti and Rocheblave stfee's'
rrho;r names are p. G. Mcdonald, George
German, Thomas Mccarthy, Thomas haley y,
George Keffer, Charles Miller Jonh Navo
and Antonio Ledesco. When sergeant
Flanagan and other officers visited ,.e
nlace tbev found that man, who gave u"
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.


Constitutional Amendments.
4" For the amendment making deIautters IL
eligible to Office
Il For the amendment Of the ninety-ninth article
Of the Constitution
"Abrogate and strike out article fifty OF the Con-
stituton."
" For the amendment restricting the State DEBT
to twenty-five million dollars
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ga ics'Ess AND an CLDass.

JUST ICCEY&D, some nice patCras, ~ o..
FilE EukNflJEr -, lF.
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Special notices 20 cents per line, each insertion.
Advertisements payable quarterly IN advance
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WAITING FOK TIE SPRING.

As breezes stir the morning
4 silence reigns in air;
Stee! blue the heavens above me,
MOye.css the trees and bare;
Yet unto ma the stiffness
This burden seems to bring
"Pniiense. the earth is wating,--
Waiting for the spring"
Strong ash, and sturdy chestnut,
Rough oak, and poplar high,
Stretch out their sapless branches
Against the wintry SKY.
Even as the gnilty aspen
Hath ceased hsr quiycrlnr.
As though she. too, vera waiting.
WAITING FOX the spring.
| strain mine ears to listen,
II harly where stand.
But ono stray note of music
May sound in all the land.
Why art tbou mute, o blackhirl?
. thrush, why dost not sins?"
All! surrey they are waiting,
Waiting FOR the spr.ng.
Oh heart. thy days are lar1som":
o heart, thy nishls ur~ drrur:
But soon shall s,reug. If sunshine
Proclaim tie turning year.
Soon shal. the trees br lgnfy,
Soon every bird shall sing:
Lil'e them. b- silent, waiting,
Waiting for the spring.
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I Z { L & { l. &

Two THE WORKING CLASS.--Wc a-c row y
L pared to iuIh Ill classes with curstant .ui5
ploym'n at home The whole Of the time or for tho
tnHrc II olu'iis. Business new. light ard piUft,It'.
l'fSth hs 81 tiihcr seN enslly 'ain from jyc -
per 'Nel inl, nnd n proportional sum by dcyOtiis
tnrir whole limo 10 the bu.i. Css lioy- aLI griS
earn rcht'y rs nnch rs Ell. Tia al who zee This
notice may send teir address. and tot the lU-iucs-
"c make his unparalleled offer: 10 -UCn ~ 0Ic not
well rnii. htd We VIII send ; to IHY for he uuu.
o's "t "rinE. Fdii m 'funrs yaiu'Ile somlle
Mh'Ch WE dn 20 tuNnnl' work on, and CuUgnt
itr I'"p'c LttrrV tapPapi4i--cne OF ihr "a g,s
W'a hc. ihuIN wspipc sJuhilshedgll cent fro
"N liza t'H.r FNOu WANT Icmm NJ profit u
~ IN nj res, -. &. ~ ET g ca Augis ts'
NSrf,. noN m,
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HOTELS.
fltL EXCHANGE HOTEL.

SaH hb b" NoLD-. Proprietor
lbe largest and most cOmmodcus Hotel in the
OIL m region falr on the Bridge reduced to boaIders
rms house Is pleasantly situated. rooms cool and
pieiSaut making 1t a delightful hotel III all respect
Petroleum Centre, April 10, 1860