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NoT1cE-lhe unsteady inclined will miss thei,
best opportunities if they don't call on our Old
friend werlein, 80 Baronne street. See his ad-
yertisement
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WANTS.

"ANTED-A couple of gentlemen o. good ad
w dress and good reference can OBTAIN employ
ment to work on commission by calling at ll6 Caron
delet street second floor. apt 81
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FOR RENT.

FTNO RENT-A completely furnished raised cot
L tage on two lots OF ground with shrubhery and
fruit trees on Constance between Third ami Foufth
streets, Fourth District Rent low to good tenant.
Apply to w. II. ZIMMERMAN, 7sz Magazine
street between Washington and Sixth. ap4 st
LVOR RENT-TwO fine Offices on sess4. floor of 40
l. Carondelet street, CO, Union street mh3ltf
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Hall Pelican Hook and ladder Fire Com
pany No. T. New Orleans April 3, ls75-
REGULAR MONTHLY AND QUARTERLY
MEETING,
Tuesday, April &, at l-2 O'Clock p. NJ.
BY order: GEO ii. DUNBAR, Secretary.
ap4 SIMOE&T uM
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

r. NJ 4 B. J. Montgomery sell Household fnrn
ture, Carpets, Mirrors, Mattresses etc., - e
Camp street, at II A. NJ.
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CT. CHARLES THEATER.

CT. CHARLES THEATER
EMILY SOLDENE,
90 Nj @ OF l.. X a &;tps\I p - "
SUNDAY. Nondny and Tuesday Evenings.
Ircocq Most Successful Opera
M"E. ANEOT'S DAUl:IlTER
EMILY SOLDENE in her Great representation OF
MILE. LANG.
WEDNESDAY, April :. tby general request and
for the last tme)-GENEVIEVE DE BRA.
RANT.
In rehearsal-fhe reigninc Partisan Sensation Often
bachs latest ccess- NINE Arc EDlTts
and LA PRINCESS DE TREBIZUNDE
Prices usual AMI If
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FOR SALE.

T1NOR SALE-A second hand SAFE with Combina-
i ton Lock in perfect order and good az new
Apply to J. Z. WOODS & CO., 10i Common street
Inhi7 If
NOR Yacht Grace Darling soop rigged
Il thirteen tons, two Years old, in complete order
copper bottom; Calm with four bunks: len 9Th
Of keel tnirtyhve feet six inches beam ff
and length on deck forty ct Hull plankiny full
length and only four bntt joints Inquire on board
Lake End Bayou ST John to THOMAS BAL
LEY, ST Peter near Ionti street mhl7
LNOR SALE-In the Fourth Di5trict-Cheao even
for the times, residence in good order having
lot 80 feet front by = feet deep highly improved
IN choice nei -hboThood. near Magazine Market and
convenient to the Magazine and Prytana cars Ap-
piy 10 Z. IL GILL, "a Calup street. mnl4 I'm
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HOtytNsNt,
ENGRAVEK AND PRINTER.

JHETIFH SrTEtys
Ball Invitations, Wedding and Visiting C.res,
neatly engraved and printed. Also, Eli kind. Q.
general Engraving in the beet style. Psi coz.
nittees are specially invited to CAL and SOC =
selection OF ordess Of dancing and Ie1s1g
'avors, as he il satisfied t's., tia racs. fs,i6:e-
Will be pA.Aaed. L.Cs.
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" ANTED-Occupants for front room and cabl
w net. nicely furnished! and with southern expo
sure at ~ St Mary st EFT between frN tana and
ST Charles streets. Reference given and required
ap4 2t*
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

DIDWELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
A WEEK OF MIRTII AND .IOLLITY
Commencing Monday, April ), 1873.
BREMONDS SPECIALITY COMBINATIO.
OF Fifty Star Artists from every Branch of the
Amusement Profession, presenting
A CHASTE AND ELEGANT OHIO ENTER
TAINMENT.
Ladies Matinee Wednesday and Saturday.
MONDAY, April 12-,I j. WALLACE as The
Man from America, with full dramatic
Pany ami specially artists. api 1t
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Time Of Departure-The Mail Train by tho
Great Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at
the foot of Calliope street at O'Clock p. NJ. and !
o'clock A. NJ, connecting with all fast trains North
East and West Arrives at 1890 A. NJ. and II F. NJ.
Pullman Palace Cars on all trains. iy4
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By Il. Nj. s. b. j. MONTGOMERY.

GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE.
Once Armory Hall, 81 Camp Street.
Triweekly sales of every description of household
furniture mirrors pianos, carpets mattresses, ETC.,
etc, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at auc.
ton room, No. 80 Camp street, commencing At II
o'clock.
Semi weekly sales of horses mules, buggies car.
riages etc. etc, at GALES stables of Gravier
and Baronne streets on Wednesdays and Saturdays,
commencing at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
Ont door sales of every description promptly At
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales of Real Estate
and Stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock Of new furniture
of every variety to be found in the city, at their show
rooms Arnory Hall, 81 Camp street
Being the largest and oldest establishment of the
kind in the South they solicit portion of the public
patronage both in their line auctioneers and deal
ers in furniture. jail "
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NANTED-In well-established house in this
w city. gentlem n to take charge OF the bust
ness. He must be well lecomm nd-d, and posted i'll
the dry goods business he must bring from $4,000 to
$1,000. Agreements will be made accordingly. Ad
dress, with references to II. s, Lock Box 4l9, Post
Office city. ap4
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WANTED = Employment in the country by a
w young married couple The man can make
make himself especially useful at carpenter work or
about mill; his wife is an excellent cook. Re
ferences given, if required Address j. w. Bulletin
office. ap4 st
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CPELLlNG MATCH.
ST. PATRICKS HALL
Tuesday Evening, April q, 1878.
For the benefit Of the
CANAL. STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ME-. JNO. f OWENS
has by general request kindly consentes, to act as
Schoolmaster."
Hon. Il NJ. LU>HER
T.. &. HANCOCK Esq, J------------ Aeierces.
Contains NV. K. LYMAN
F W. &. RAYMOND
Tho following boys will constitute the Spelling
Glasses. and they are requested To report a, the,
School room at ! ocock Tuesday evening 9Th inst.
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,ished a STEAM FERRY, from the head of Lousi-
ana Avenue to Harvey's Canal making regular trips
every fifteen minutes from A. NJ TO Z. NJ.
A. V. SHOOK,
mh3O lot Proprietor and Manager.
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WANTED TO RENT-A hOuse cottage. of
w from four to rooms within fifteen minutes
ride of the Times Office Rent not to exceed $50.
Address, with terms and location, H. L. S., Times
Office
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A cloee observer says that the words which
ladies are fondest of are the tst and last words.
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"ANTEn-Occup for large and pleasant
w Furnished aud Unfurnished Rooms at No. $40
Camp street Would rent Onehalf OF the house, if
desired. Apply on the premises. mh2 If
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OPERA HOUSE

Tuesday, April 4, 1878,
BENEFIT OF MILE. DE jolly.
L'AFRICAINE, Grand Opera,
Sung b, NM. Che Merle Feilin.cr Der,eef
Nine. Vercken AID e .Jolv
THURSDAY, April = MATINEE-THURSDAY
Benefit Of Mile Logger ant II
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Nof.ce-Canal street, City Park and Lake
Railroad Company March O. 1e75.-An installment
Of ten per cent the Capital Stock Of this Company
will be due and payable at the Office Of the Company
No 3Carondeet street the 9Th day Of April next
BY order of the Board.
nl26 lot X. NJ. HARRISON, Secretary
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IL.
given out
Wilson's Larger Speller will DO used during
the lesson, bit i'll all of contest
Worcester's Dictionary will I've taken az the stand.
ard and an elegantly bound copy of the Unabridged
Edition. 10 be- presented to the successful s"er can
be seen in Griswods window.
No kites tops marbles trumpets will be allowed
in tho schOOlrO IN.
No pinching, crowdins whispering or prompting
will he permitted in the class.
Music by the Band OF the Third Infantry u. s. A.
Tickets Fifty Cents l,e had at III. Book and
jewelers. Stores and at the door. apl til
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DE NURsKA's MATINEE D,ADIEu.


Wednesday. April =. Mt ~ w.,
AT GRUNEWALD HALL.
POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE OF TIE
HUNGARIAN QUEEN OF SONG,
Mile LIMA DE MUK>KA,
Who has enchanted her thousands Of admirers since
her debut here with her phenomenal Voice and
her extraordinary powers OF vocalizat"a, never
again The celebrated Mad Seem scene :" from rom
Itomas's HAMLET, which created quite u flu
r r on last nights concert, NJ 10 dc Mnrska.
Sig. tnammOna. Mons ,.ivain, sd" tist and
Mr. Chas f. Pratt will appear in brilliant
Reserved seats 81 50 and 81. For sale at Grune
wald's new Music Store 20 Baronne street
Knabe & Coz Pianos are used apt 2t
SPELLING CONTEST.
st. Patric&'s Hall. April 6, 1873.
The Proceeds to go into the Building Fund
of the
CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Two Captains will be designated, who will choose
sides from the many prominent citizen. who will
spell In tho match and the contest will be both in
structive and amusing.
ADMISSION. FIFTY CENTS
Watch for further particulars mhaa
CAVITY THEATER-
" Corner Common and Baronne strss2a
JAS ILYNNE- Proprietor and Manapss
OAA6. y. WHTE......- Stage Manager.
THEONLY VARIETY THEATER IN THE CITY
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
With Powerful Variety, Dramatic, Bur,esqus and
Ethiopian Combination.
NEW STARS APPEAR EACH WEEK
jaS1y ADMISSION. q CENTS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

special Nntice-T0 shippers by steamer
KATE kINNEI.-Iou will please take notice
that II steamer Kate Kinney. r. T. Burton, niaster
Has this day reslIped her trei2t ut Tor Camden anu
all landings n Ouach,a and Black rivers, steamer
COY AL EN-.
Peas. change your insurance accordingly.
X p. EUsTUH.
Master steamer Kate Kinney.
NewOrleans April 9th ISL. apo Ut
special N0tfcc-The steamer Hate Kinney
having Withdrawn from The Ouachta trade. transfers
her freight to the GOV. ALLAN. Shippers Will
'A'"7N j B. KINNEY,
ani Master Str Kate Kinney.
special Notice. Crescent City Relief A.sO.
caton-A called meeting OF this association Will be
held at t;runewald Hail. on TUESDAY, the 9th
il st. at III o'clock A. NJ. The presence Of every
member is respectfully requested as business OF I'M
pOrtance is to be transacted
MRS K A. WILKINSON, President
Mrs. ii. G. HoM4soN Secretary. ap4td
Office Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life
Insurance ASS ociation No. 10 Camp Street. New
Orleans April 9TH le75-Members of this
Association are hereby notified of the death
of Charles Blll'ard who died in his city
september 18th, 1871; Mrs +. They. who died in
this city Sentember 18th, ls14 and j. IL. Ashley
who died in Baldwin county. Ala October 18TH
1874 and are called upon to come forward without
further notice and pay at the office of the Assocla
ton No. 10 Camp street, 81 p on each on or before
=. NJ, May II, 1870 K. ". YOUNG Sec Y.
ap4 It
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LOST-FOUND.

tt On REWARD-LOst Friday April 2, red
pAU Scotch Terrier bitch ANY one returning
to 205 Constance street will receive the abOs
reward and no questions asked. apt 3tt
HOUND Small Black POCKET BOOK con
IL tainlng small sum Of money. The owner can
get the same by proving pr0v.rty, and calling at
lf6 Race street apo 1T
DOC Aosr-on Friday the Cd inst, from s'' Con
stance street, 4 SCOTCH TERRIER DOG. The
ii der will be literally rewarded returning
him to 80 st. Charles street.
ap3 ST. J. FEITIG.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-11

and sentiments are accepted by those who
call themselves free thinkers" and the
only conclusion to which he can come is
no soul, no God, no providence, no inn
mortality!
The author, DR.. Cocker, is n of those
men who still believe in the narrative
and statements Of the good old-fashionsd
Bible-M tho beginning God created
Hsaeea and Earth, Darwin, and Others
of his school Of science to the contrary,
Notwithstanding. He also has faith tina
the time is coming when the scientist and
the theologian will be enabled to agree
He says 1.-The signs of the times are pro
pitious. To-day the conflict between rea'
son and faith, Science and Religion, pre-
sents many hopeful indications Of an ap'
preaching ccnciliati IN. Candid men III
both fields are earnestly working, and
patiently watching, and hourly catching
clearer giimpses Of the everlasting har
mony which pervades the universe of be-
ing and of thought"
This is a volume which will be appre'
ciated and welcomed by all honest readers
of every class, and especially those who
are not entirely converted to the thought:
promulgated by Darwin, Huxley, Strauss
and others of that school. We cordially
commend it to thoughtful readers every
where.
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The Theistic Conception of the World.

THE THEISTIC CONCEPTION OF THE
WORLD An Essay in Opposition to Certain
Tendencies of Modern Thought. BY B. q.
Moral Philosophy in the University Of Michigan.
Crown 8 vo. Cloth. bevcled edges, $3.50. New
York: Harper & Bros, Chicago: Jansen.
McClurg & Co.
The Faculty of the University of Michi-
gan seems to the composed of authors,
or at least to contain Il number of them,
of great ability and sound Judgment
Several volumes have emanated from
there and they are aIl first class in every
respect. This ore is no exception to the
rule. The author in his preface to a pro-
vious volume entitled 'Christianity and
Greek Philosophy" announ 9 this work
under the name Of "Christianity and
Modern Thought" as nearly ready for
publication, but he was constrained to
delay its appearance for a season to await
the elimination among a class Of self
styled advanced thinkers" of what they
haye been pleased TO call "the tendency OF
modern thought" In the language Of the
author mo extraordinary sagacity was
need to foresce the issue, or to predict
that IL must soon be reached. The tran
sition has. been rupid from negative
criticism Of the Christian religion tosdirect
assault upon the very foundation of all
religion-the personality and providence
Of God" He quotes from the words of
Strauss and other writer's whose theories
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-11

The November number OF
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY con-
tains the opening chapters of Mr..
Howell's new American Novel,
"Private Theatricals." All per-
sons who subscribe for 1876, and
remit the price $4,000 direct to
the Publishers before December
18th, will receive the November
and December numbers free Of
charge. Address, H. o. Hough,
ton & Co., Riverside Press, Cam.
bridge, Mass.
N. B.-The list of attractions
for 1876 is remarkably brilliant,
including Longfellow, Lowell
Holmes, Whittier, Mrs. Kemble,
Mark Twain, and other favorite
writers.
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"Tell 1t AL"

|. We have examined a copy of hat ex-
%traordinary work-of which upwards of
thirty thousand copies have been sold to
the present. time, and which has excited
80 much genuine interest and attention
in all sections of the country. We allude
Mrs. T. B. H. Stenhouse's new book, en-
titled, Tell 1t AL" 1t is with great
pleasure, that we hail this remarkable
work-the genuine history of a real Nor
mon woman. Two years ago the Author
published a little pamphlet on polygamy,
which attracted considerable attention,
and created quite a sensation among the
Saints. The Mormon papers took up the
subject, and abiding dcrisively to the
delicate reticence, so natural to a sensi-
tive woman, displayed by the Author,
spitefully invited her to "Tell 1t AL"
Men and Women of position, in all parts
of the country, urged her to sieze the OPP
%portunity, write a book" and lay the
whole truth before the world. Mrs.
Harriet Beccher Stowe, whose earnest in
PRODUCTION to this volume is a guarantee
of the delicacy, as well as purity of the
work, personally added her persuasions.
Mrs. Stenhouse ultimately consented, and
chose for the title of her new volume, the
words of derision used by her Mormon
opponents-"Tell 1t ALL"
In this way, this singular work was in
troduced to the world. 1t is just what it
processes to be-the history Of a life in
Mormonism, written by a lady of educa-
ton and refinement, who through the in
tluence of religious sympathy, misdirect-
ed, became the victim and slave of one
of the most extraordinary superstitions,
| which the world has eve seen. In her
own fascinating style, she tells all that
can be told of that strange system, not
as a visitor to Utah might relate it, but
with the thrilling ~eloquence and pathos
| of one whose whole life has been darken-
| ed by its deadly shadow. The book pos
sesses all the yivacity and thrilling in
point of mechanical skill it could not be
surpassed. The binding is elegant and
| substantial; the illustrations IN wood and
steel, are finely executed; and altogether
1t is one of those subscription books,
which ono SO rarely meets, which gives
the purchaser full value for his money.
This work will be sold only to those who
order of the Agent, Mrs. L.. J. Stevens,
who will 0 introduce it to our citizens.
We bespeak for it a most cordial recep-
tion-for it is worthy of it.
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FATHER BRING HONE Your MoNET
To-N1GHT.-Is the title of q new temper
ance song and chorus, the words by Mrs.
M. A. Kidder, the music by VIM. F. Sher-
win, just published by Horace Waters
& Sons, 41S Broadway; price 80 cents.
The words Of the exquisite little song
embody an appeal of = child to an in
temperate father for his reclamation.
The music is admirably adapted to in
terpret the touching appeal of the inno-
cent, pleading child, and is of the choicest
quality. This song is n of the very
best recent musical contributions to the
cause..of temperance, and should be well
coined at every Preside, in the Sabbath
School and lodge room, and will be a val,
liable auxiliary in any temperance gath
ering,-National Temperance Adoocats,
~. ?.
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TOLEDO, Iowa, Nov. 9Th, z;


The meeting that was begun some time
since at the Christian Church is still in
progress, and will continue during the
present week. Bro. Hickey, who is doing
the preaching, is a workman that needeth
not be ashamed, rightly dividing the
Word of Truth. We are constantly re-
minded evening after evening, by the
manifestations of the fact, that the Gospel
when presented In Its primitive simplicity
and purity is the power Of God unto sal
walton to all those who believe it. But
faith comes by hearing and hearing by the
Word of God: Rom. 10 II. How then shall
they call On him in whom they have not
heard And we might add, how shall
they hear who only attend catch penny
shows, and other places of amusement
and excimement, But such is the drift
OF the human mind now, and, perhaps
svcr will be. But there is q time coming
when the careless, the giddy and the gay,
the unbeliever and disobedient will be
brought ~tosrealize the truthfulness Of the
scripture that saith, Vengeance is mine
| will repay saith the Lord" d.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-11

Adams, Jr., begins his long-expected
series of articles on railroads, with an in
terestiug account of some great railroad
accidents. Mrs. Kcmble's "Old Woman's
Gossip" continues its unfailing supply of
curious anecdote, and George Cary Eggles-
ton takes Ms into the region of historic
"reminiscences in his account of life in the
Old Dominion. The literary essay Of the
number treats of Hans Christian Ander-
sens short stories, and is by Horace E.
Scudder, the American translator of An
dersen. Besides these contributions, there
are poems by T. b. Aldrich, Mrs. Thax-
ter, Edgar Fawcett, and G.. P. Lathrop
and the departments of Music and Edu-
cation are entertaining as well as in
structiye.
The -4tlaatic Monthly for November
makes a brilliant opening with the first
two chapters of Mr.. HowelIs new novel,
'Prvate Theatricals," the scenery and
persons of which are distinctly American
and very striking. This is followed by
Charles Dudley Warmers cat the Gates
of the East" a travel-sketch, fresh and
full of color, in which sentiment and keen
fun are charmingly blended. Useful in
formation finds a worthy exponent in
Colonel Warnings final paper on "Sani-
tary Drainage" and this is followed by
the eleventh chapter of Mr.. James's
Frederick Hudson" Charles Francis
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LATE PUBLICATIONS
JANSEN, McGLURG 4 Gu

SUMMER IN NoRWhi. With N, lee On ts
iEoqstries, Habits Customs and peCuliaritie,J
| tne People, rhe History and Instituii ions Of til
Country. It's Climate. Topography sud prOilt
tlons. Also an ACt"rnt Of the Red Deer. RsE
deer; and Elk, BY John Dean Catrp, IL. D.
trated. Price 81. 50.
Judge Cation is y veteran traveller. He ID
man Of acute obscrvstir,, and from long eltt.
ence rs well as ~nHs1sIF apacity is at to lean
something more. and 10 understand n ID Hnd OF
more than she Ordinary traveller. q
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book-a book which is apt to create il the resds
4 strong desire to MAKE the same journe, In per
SON. Chicago Tribune
FL PRIMER OF POLITICAL ECONOMY Ia
sixteen definitions rnd forty pro- usitions By
aired b Mason and John ] LalO+ l2mO, SPY
Price rs cents.
Admirable in iis brevity and simpleness"-
Chicago Tribva'.
1T is seldom tba, on meets With book TO pei
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more eiaoora'' VI" k~s-"-th,cdg0 ! tmes,
MEMORIES Story Of German Love, Tmt
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This in ,very rssnec, nm evo,,i. i,a,v he, u,jtl
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TABLES FOR THE DETERMINATIONS AND
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a, few. ae.y tests as possible, determine with pre-
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CENTENNIAL LETTERS

EDITED BY JOHN VANCE CHENER.
A rare collection of Revolutionary Let
tiers, mainly from stories in the hands of
the descendants of Col. Joseph Ward.
They are full of interest, and will be read
with a rare relish in connection with the
Centennial celebration of the year.