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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1877-07-21

DEEPsSS MGRTS-only ONE qu~ality,-Ihe Best.
u Keeps Patent Partly made Dress shlrts
Can he finished as easy as hemmlnga hahakefehie-'
The yery btFt, sig for $500.
Keeps Custom shirts--made TO measure
The very best, six for 80.
An aIeeant AL of genuine GoId-piats. Collar and
Sleeve Buttons given with eaehA- doa. Keeps snlfS'
In ang mart Oh the UnIon-no express charges TO pay.
Samples Tor full directions Of ELF me @sarf4ad
Deal direcfIy with the MANUFACTURER and get bottom
Prices Ksan Manufacturing Go. .165 MercerSt-R.Y
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1877-07-21
lES1TfS

Permanently cure chronic constipation and all
the ills that result from q want of proper stools.
They possess tonic, Alternative and c~athaFtic proper
ties and will regulate the bowels when al I'll q 9dea
to gain, in solid flesh. Sold everywhere. Price
&c Office IS Murray St., New York
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

Wan MAp.-We are in receipt from
the Baltimore .dmericaR OF map Of the
present theatre Of war in Europe and
Asia. II gives the student. with the
aid Of the newspaper reports. not only
an intelligent idea of the present posi-
tons of the confronting armies, but it
uncovers, in . measure at least, the
strategic purposes which appear to be
governing the military policy Of Russia
and il points out with sufficient clear
ness the different feasible routes which
the converging armies Of Russia must
take in their advance upon Constant.
nople. We have found the map very
useful in solving several military rid
dies connected with present Russian
movements. The publishers have our
thanks. .--..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

ORPHANS CoUar PRocEEDINes.-
The Orphans Court met on Tuesday
last. Present, Judges Canter and Mil
burn. On application of R. Johnson
Cotton, Guardian to minor children of
R. Cotton, deceased, the Court ordered
that he rebuild the dwelling on the real
estate Of deceased. lately destroyed by
fire, out Of the insurance money re-
ceived on said building. c. L. Burch
was appointed administrator Of Eliza
Barnes, deceased. The Court then al.
lowed commission on all estates for the
last twelve months.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

etThe monopoly in the sewing ma.
chine business is now played out, all
the patents having expired on the 9Th
inst. From information given at the
patient office il is learned that during
1874 there were over 4l0, 900 machines
made and sold by the FIVE principal
companies. During the same time 900,
600 were manufactured and sold by ten
other companies. The Grover & Ba.
ker, Wheeler Z. Wilson, Howe and Sin.
ger cleared in profits over four million
dollars. The retail price of a sewing
machine has always far exceeded it.
manufacturing cost, which, without any
ornamen;ation, is about $S.75. When
sold for $50 to $50 it will readily be
seen what enormous profits were real.
lied. This is now happily all broken
up. 1t is stated that a first class ma.
chine can now be sold at handsome
profit al $50.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

bu. prime white al 7eeSso3 est; Z, 200 ba. do.
o. n cts; 9s4 bu. do. - cts; tsls ba. do. a,
- cts; ., 20o hn. do. at IS cts.; re bu. do. Il
ssfS67 cfs.; 700 ba. yellow ~ 10 cts, 2, $50 bu.
do. q 3 css.; SIS ba. do 1T sTSes cts.
OArs.-Receipts q, asa bu. The market has
been more active the past week and prices hare
ruled 6rm. We note sales - follows ], 500 hu.
Southern ct SO css.; SSH bu. do. a. 81 ca.
1000 bu. do. al 50 cts; $50 bu. do. ct sa} ct.:
3,soo bu. do. as 50 cts; 200 ba. fancy do. At
S. cts.
Rrr.-The msrke, has been quiet and closes
duh. Sales 2se bu. fair ut los cts; 500 bu.
prime al ll0(Gli3 cts. At the close we quote
fair to prime At lose liocts.
TosAcco.-The market continues quiet, with
out any quosshle change in prices. There 10
some demand for new crop Ohio leaf, and ~
ccipts are disposed Of about a. fas, as they come
10 hand. Maryland leaf is rather duh Cor tie
reason that the receipts are mostly ofundes;rahle
descriptions. The better grades, however, meet
with ready sale. We quote as follows:
Naryland-inSricr and frosted, s. SOFA So
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

THREE WEEKS OF Waffle Ti-
5xne sums up the results OF three weeks
Of war between Russia and Turkey by
showing that so far no important advan-
tage has been gained by either belliger-
ent. There has been no battle to de-
eide the fate of Armenian fact, no
decisive battle any where. So far the
armies have marched simply TO get into
position, and what has been done, on
the whole, amounts to about this -
''In Asia it is most probable that heavy
rains among the mountains have retarded
the ope rations on both sides. The physi.
cal difficulties Of the region are fully
as great as in the toughest mountain
country Of East Tennessee.
''1n Europe the Russian army has
nearly completed its advance to the
Danube, and now holds all the north
ern bank Of the river from Oltenitza
land perhaps little further WESTWARD
to the kilia mouth. kalafat, opposite
Widdin, appears to be held by the Rou-
manians. The first rapid movement
southwark had for its object the secur-
ing Of important positions on the Da-
nube, and it fully succeeded. But the
passage Of the river cannot be attempt
ed, in the presence of the powerful and
alert Turkish gunboats, until the Rus
sian positions are strong enough to hold
the former at safe distance. A bonn
bardment at this or that point must not
be considered as an indication of de-
sign to force passage there; and We
shall not hear of any such attempt on a
grand scale until it has either succeeded
or desperately failed"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

eSrAnn Eliza Young is not a peer,
cut vasssl; not wife, but a mental.
The famous suit ofthis interesting young
woman against Brigham Young has been
decided, the decision being she was
never married lawfully to the prophet;
that during the time she lived with him
she was only his servant, and that hav-
ing received damages she is abundantly
compensated. This akunde decision
puts an end to her hopes of alimony.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17
Different countries have different

Different countries have different
methods Of dealing with their young
The Greenland baby is dressed in furs,
and carried in sort of pocket in the
back Of his mothers cloak. When she
is very busy, and does not want to both
cred with him. she digs a hole in the
snow, and covers him all up but his
face, and leaves him there until she is
ready to take care Of him again. The
Hindoo baby hangs IN basket from the
roof, and is taught to smoke long before
he learns to walk. Among the West
ern Indians the poor little tots are tied
fast to board and. have their heads
fattened by means OF another board
fastened down over their foreheads. In
Lima the little fellow lies all day in a
hammock swung from a tree-top, like
the baby IN the nursery song. In Per-
STA he is dressed in the most costly silks
and jewels and his head is never I'M
covered, day or nj ght, while in Yucca
tan pair OF sandals and straw-hat
are thought to be all the clothing he
needs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

TOMATO TRELLIs.-A cheap and con-
venient trellis for tomatoes Is a four
square frame for every hill. 1t requires
corner posts, each about two feet long
and one inch square. and three pieces
of lath, each oae foot long, nailed on
each Of the four sides. Such trellises
cost only few cents, and save many
tunes their cost in tomatoes. II such .
treliis be placed around each hill before
the plant is full grown. the fruit will be
kept of the ground. II may be made
of durable wood and carefully stored
during the winter, and thus will last .
score Of years-especially If dipped be-
tore using in kettle Of coal tar.-Or-
ekard and Garden.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

Pigeon-Aying is one Of the neglected
arts. A great deal has been said Of its
utility for the purpose Of conveying
news, but except in war. when tele-
graphic communication 10 often not to
be had, the strong-fy,ng Antwerp car
riers are valuable only for purposes Of
amusement. The winner Of the recent
contest in Philadelphia is reported as
having travelled fifty-two miles in about
one hour and a-half. which, considering
that the fight was made against the
wind. was good time. though not near
ly so good a recorded 1t many famous
trials on the other side Of the water.
BAlIor's McSrEIY MAGAZINE ron JuxR.-The
June number Of Ballou's Magazine 10 already 10
sued, and win command the attention Of the
whole reading public, for il b full Of nice en-
gravings the lest Of stories. the choicest ofpoe-
Try, and three pages Of n. Quai's fun and ha-
uorous matter, written expressly for Balloa's
NagAsine. and 70 be found nowhere eise This
10 . publication hat can be recommended TO en-
cry knily In the cossey, for TIE simplest Eea-
son hat there Is not . page that can't Be rad
with interest By every one, man, woman or
child. Thess ass - dry -axeieses u the took.
and that il why 10 q such q kvoFite. Publishea
By rhooa Z fsIbes, a Havles Stree4 q Cor
9h aliasm ~ contv, - - la VRryoA,
Pcs.Paid. 80, ~rs "a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

To the westward Is another series Of
passes, for which Lompaianke. on the
Danube, would be the starting point.
and which couverge upon Sophia and
Niseh. The Russians may choose eth
er Of these routes. but II 10 not likely
they will split up their foece,, and for
many reasons the 6rst-nsmed would be
the best.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

G5-The President has issued his pro-
clamation abolishing forty Of the fifty.
eight pension agencies now in exis-
tence, and all the army and navy pen
sions will hereafter be paid at the eigh-
teen consolidated agencies. The PEN
sion Office at Baltimore has been dis
continued, and the pensioners who
have been accustomed to receive their
quarterly installments there must send
their applications to Washington.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17
PARTY ORcA.zxrioN.-We q,

PARTY ORGAHzxrioN.-w are
afraid that the panscea-minority rep
resentation-we proposed few issues
back for the ills of our present chaotic
party condition has fallen sPon heed
less or unfriendly ears. No favorable
response has greeted our bantIing, and
If the whole truth must be told, no no
tice even has been taken Of IL. This
being the case. the scheme Of some
body else is in order, and We announce
IN advance our readiness to give il can
did consideration, and also cordial sup.
port, should il promise to realize the
ann We have in view. namely, the re-
organization Of the democratic party Of
our county upon basis satisfactory to the
great bulk Of our following. II does not
seem TO be appreciated that in our COM
munity existing and ancient modes of
party concentration have had their day
and have become anachronisms in our
politics. We forewarn our party lead
ers. therefore. while there is yet time.
that attempts at organization, under old
and unmodified methods, will only be
partially responded to by the democrat
&c masses and will not elicit that cordi-
ality and unanimity Of purpose which
% essential to success in the present
stateofour county politics. We sincere
Iy hope that endeavor will not slacken
10 find out q way to bridge over exist.
ing discontents and avoid probable an
tagonisms hereafter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

o9.Ths N. Y. World does not think
the war between Russia and Turkey
win lastlosg. Russia. AFTER gsinine Ger
tain objects. willSest on her arms and Dip
lomaey viii take the place Of physical
force. Ifpeaee should sspesvene un-
expeetedIy, there would be Q tumble in
breadstutfs that would surprise soae
people and hurt few Of them too.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

eSpDr. c. w. Chancellor, who has
lately visited the jails and almshouses
Of this state. 1t the request Of Governor
Carroll. writes thstthe condition of most
OF the aimshouses and jails of the state
il wretched beyond ill power Of des-
cription. and beyond all conception Of
those who have not had the experience
Of their own senses in the matter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

eHSadyk Pasha, lately the Turkish
Ambassador at Paris. hearing of "guar-
antees," told the following anecdote :
A Jew at Rustculk was bargaining with
poulterer for pair Of fowls. At last
he said, well, l will take them at
your price, only I have not my
money with me-" "Oh, then" said
the dealer, "there is and end to it,
Mot at all. The bargain Is struck.
will only take one of your fowls, and
will leave you the other as guarantee. I"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

e1We are in the same boat with the
Towsontown Union which says: 1--WE
hope you WON'T say anything shout il
ION the outside" but we're really
now don't laugh at US. please-going to
have railrosdl We have before made
this same announcement 743 times by
actual count, but this time We mean
business
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

Sig. francesca Botta Of Genoa has in
vented terrible engine Of war, with
which one or more ships can be Instant
ly destroyed. The Italian journals say
that the experiments already made with
the missile have yielded the most bril-
liant results, and assert that even a
whole feet can be Immediately shat
tered into fragments by the extraordi-
nary invention. Sig. Botta commune.
Gated with the American Consel at
Genoa, but TIE Conssl sdvised the in
veotor to personally negotiate with the
united States Secretary Of the Navy II
h desired p ofey tie great missile for
sale to-sAs astcn. -. -.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

N5rthe New York Sua advocates the
paying OF the clergy for services at fu-
nerals when the parties served have no
particular claim on particular clergy
man. II pertinently asks: why
should not the funeral service as well
as the marriage service be paid for
when required by those who do nothing
to support the church to which the OIL
ciating clergyman beiongs"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

NThe Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States rendered two decisions at its
late term. affirming the right Of State
to tar Railroads and the proceeds Of
mines. This will settle the question Of
railroad taxation in Maryland.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

MHEAr.-The sales during the week, reported
sf Change, were a. follows:
Souihern-sl5 hu. good red $9.l5; $50 bu.
prime 90 at 22o ess.; 1851 bu amber as a25
cts.
a. the close Ne qaote = follows: Sosthern
rod, common 70 fair, ls5Sa,aoo ess.: rood 10
prime do q 3o5G32o en-; amber Z: do
Cees.-fAe alss ofah desesipeoas duriSe n
v1ek, - fafv - s1ppe11d, uue . ih1loes. :
Soushsrp-:so bu isowisr seSSr<eUl,, ANA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

@The Spring Meeting Of the Mary.
land Jockey Club win be held at Pim-
leo on 22d. 23d. cath, and 25th insts.
There is over $4,000 in purses Of.
fered by the Club. Nearly all the well
known stables are now represented.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

f4eThe Auditor General has hunted
up law passed in 1850. providing for
the taxation Of patent medicines and
the like, which he proposes to enforce.
Il has been dead lette. for twenty
FIVE years.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

The Nafioa intimates that when Con.
gress assemblies. instead Of Ms. Bisine
attacking Mr.. Hayes. Mr.. Stanley Mat
abe vs. yill .itssk NJ. Blaine, a.. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

Peterson's Magazine for June opens with an
exquisite steel engraving ''Syhirs Swans" In
addition II has . double-xixe colored fashion
plate, about twenty other fashion illustrations
and dozens Of patterns for embroidery. netting
&c, &c. II has also pattern fer tidy in Java
canvas, large size, which Is alone NO II the
price Of the number. 'sPessrson,'' ID must be
remembered, 10 only two dollars year; and in
clubs can be had o. low ~ 81 SO. How 20 Gle
CANT magazine can be puhli.hed % eheapiy,
10 only 70 Be explained BY ia enormous edition,
which thu proprietor claims % the largest Of any
l.dy's book in the world. ''Pe.srsoah has long
heen celebrated for the superiority cf in stories
and the present number fully sustains this repa-
tafion. Mrs. Ann s, Sserksns, Frank Lee Ban
edict, The aushcr Il s'Josiah Ailen's Wa. De-.
4 being among the contributors. A new VOL
nme begins WIN the n<xt H6m6<r, % that now
Is Just The time TO srhsrf;he. rndcubsediy ..Pe-
sersca" b The best snd eAsaPsk q ID find.-
Spsriness ne nat srasie . sA@ wishisg -
- M slseN = Adass1 Qa>l~PseDno, ne
Csessnut Ss-essaf1SedeAAiAs - = "a
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TUSr RECEIVED.

A full and complete stock
Of new Spring Coods just
received at the Brown Store which will
be sold at lower rates than ever.
Give me \ call.
A. A. LAWRENCE.
Nay II, 1S77-lt.
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Price, I've
NeVspapa|
ONE HUNDRED

Containing a cumph q
United States, III" T,d
OF Canada, having 4
5000, according TO ~
the names of the new |
local circulation in
Also, a catalogue
commended to advcl
value in proportion to,
newspapers in the \
printing over 5000 g
The Religious. Agno|
chanical, Medical, Mad
al, Commercial, Ins,
Sporting, Musical. |
class journals; very
with a complete list 81
printed IN the lni'c|
upon advertising; ma
the cost OF ad,criis |
and everything whi,
would iii, io know
GEO. 7. ROW ELL. 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

The number of horses in the various
countries Of the European Continent
and in the United States OF America
has been estimated as follows: In Rus
STA. 16, 160, 600; the United States, g.
5o4, 200: Germany, 3,352,23l: Great
Britain, 2,79O. S5i; France, 2,742,73S;
Austria Hungary, $500. 435 (of which
2.179,S11 belong to Hungary; Italy,
657 Sal; Norway and Sweden, 655,-
$50; Spain, $4,000: Denmark, 216,.
SO; Belgium, $50, 1863: Holland, 26O,-
056: Switzerland, 1O0,934 Greece,
IS, 93S; and Portugal, 1916. The
proportion Of horses to each !. 900 Of the
population is 227.02 IN Russia, 244.l6
in America, 1855 in Denmark, 146. 90
in Hungary, ll4.SS in Sweden, Sc. 10
IN Great Britain, S1.6A IN Germany, and
1925 only in Portugal. Ofmules there
are found 1926 in Germany, 303, IT'S
in France, 14,735 in Austria Hungary
(of which 1886 are in Hungary pro-
peri, 293. s5S in Italy. and the large
number OF 6,665, 472 in Spain.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

Serrices cf me Methods, Episcopal Church,
SABBATH, MAY 2eth, a. follows Joy Chap
el, $50, q. m, memorial sermon Of the late
Wilbur Jones, Esqr. Lconardtown, , p. n
Subiect-"The gospel of the rrsns6gurstion.
All made wsaesAs. . So Mar n, 1877.
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DIED.

On the 18th inst, Mrs. ELIZABETH NOR
Ets, eonsors Of Clement Norris, aged 80 years.
May she rest in peace.
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Locus
or by whatsoevi
same may be
tanning
1000 acrea

The above Land
election district
adjoins the la|
Barber. 'Thos. ID
b. Style, is ed
Hall School. CID
etc. This proId
large and comr|
fine BARNS a,I
HOUSES. The
~ improved AMI
production Of th1
section. The I'd
land is well set id
and CHESTNUT
near the line Of i
Maryland Railro
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week in "
Portland, Maine.
4 GREAT or

Hard Times dispose q
new and second har
Guiding WATERS
fnstAllmen,s or TO 4
hefore offered. WA
and UPRIGHT PA
GLIDING THEIR nj
DOR arc the BEST
$3.50. fi-s do Si|
Stop Organs $50. 4
9 Stops SIS. 10 II
cash, not used a year |
ranted. LOCAL AMI
WANTED. lllus,raj
liberal discount TO Ted
etc. Shec, music a; |
TERS 4 SONS, Mani
East l&th ST., Union
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N O TIC E.
LUMBER, SHINGLES AND COAL.

WILL farnish the above named articles II any
! point on the Potomac and Pa:uxent rivers
and their Tributaries at the lowest cash prices.
Persons wishing to purchase the above named
articles will do well TO call on or address ~ before
purchasing elsewhere.
BENZ. FOxwELL, Agent.
April 10, leT7-6m Leonardtown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-17

OYSTER Police ArrArRs.-we are
very sorry to learn that Capt. Joseph
Forrest, of the Oyster Police Sloop, l..
H. Whyte, has been presented by the
Grand Jury Of Calvert county, now
in session, for neglect Of duty.
We haveJust been informed by gen.
tleman living near Solomon's Island in
the lower part Of the county. that
Capt. Forrest has been very attentive
to his duties. Quite number of Eas-
tern Yankee" scbooaers have been
in the Patuxent River during the past
ten days for oysters to plant in their
Northern and Eastern waters, but not
one has been allowed to carry a single
bushel from the River. The oystermeu
generally .hink that Capt. F. is very
strict in enforcing the law.-CalreTf
Journal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-04

a.. @. Il.
H,IE A. 0. IL. meet ovcry first and third
l SATUkD AY EVENING of each month,
al o'oclock, at the corner Of Clark and
Monroe streets, until further notice.
Tll0S. HALEY, President.
P,F SPLAsE. Secretary. aU7
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-04
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON Germ.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the copartnership heretofore existing
between Jacob Cohn and Jonas Cohn, under
the firm name and style of j. Cohn X Bro,
has been this day dissolved by mutual con-
sont.
Eureka, Nevada, Doc. %, 1875.
JACOB COfIN,
d23 JONAS COHN.
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WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
TELEGRAPH money ORDERS,

hiS COMPANY is PREPARED TO
no;r .unsmit money by telegraph to all
mi i.; ..n Gn the Pacific Coast. and to all princi-
SSs, cities and towns thr sughout tho United
iaws;; For terms. Apply TO Local Agents.
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COUNTY REVENUE

IL PARTIES HOLDING EURE.
Asceunty Certificates OfIndebt.
"ess ON the Contingent and Hos
'"l fnnsis. nnd up to and incluai-
- NO. l.56l of the General Fund.
.o notified that the same are now
payable at my Office.
All Jury scrip up 10 and including
month Of April, 1876, Will also
oe redeemed.
N. l.. CHASE, County Auditor.
eureka, December S, 1876. dc
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LOYAL ORANGE LODGE. NO. lei.

v,HE REGULAR MEETINGS or THIS
| Society take plaee on the first and third
mondays Of each month, in odd Fellows
reSd Standing are invited to attend.
JOSHUA TlNUNGLl. W. NJ.
AG MckxSgiE. Secretary. au4-tf
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FOR r EN- T.

A HOUSE ON RUBY HILL, FOR 80
N a dwelling, or suitable lor a s5ss
boarding-h best location; partly -
furnished. Inquire at Ruby Hill Post
Office. no2-td