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1852 Southard, Samuel Lewis, Sermon, on the life and death of Henry Clay, before the young men of Newark, N. J. preached, at their request, in "The House of Prayer," July 25th, 1852, by Rev. Samuel L. Southard, A. M. 38+[1] p. O. Alfred H. Rogers. 298
NOTE .- The extra unnumbered page contains a prayer.
*1852* Stearns, Jonathan French, A sermon occasioned by the death of Daniel Webster. Delivered in the First Presbyterian Church, Newark, New Jersey, on the morn- ing of Oct. 31, and repeated by request in the same place Nov. 14, 1852. 35 p. O. A. L. Dennis & Brother. 299
1852 The vocal lyre; a choice selection of the most popular, sentimental, patriotic, and comic songs of the present time. 148 p. T. Benjamin Olds. 300
1853
*1853* Armstrong, Edward, The History and location of Fort Nassau upon the Delaware; a paper read before the New Jersey Historical Society, Jan. 20, 1853. 21 p. O. Daily Advertiser. 301
*1853* Botts, John Minor, Speech delivered on the occa- sion of a complimentary dinner at Newark, N. J. on the 19th of September, 1853. 38 p. O. Daily Mercury. 302
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1853* Coles, Oscar, The memory of Washington; an address before the members of St. John's Lodge, No. I, free and accepted ancient York masons of New Jersey, at Library Hall, Newark, on Tuesday evening, Feb. 22, 1853. Published by order of the Lodge. 24 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 303
1853* Frelinghuysen, Fredrick Theodore. Address before literary societies of Rutgers College, July 26, 1853. 27 p. O. Daily Advertiser Print. 304
*1853 Henderson, Matthew H. The canon of Holy Scrip- ture, with remarks upon the King James version, the Latin Vulgate, and Douay Bible. 48 p. O. Published by A. H. Rogers. Holbrook, printer. 305
will ence Harvard 1835
*1853 Lowell, Robert T. S. YThe Papal Church persecutes to death and dungeons worse than death ; withholds the word of God, and has corrupted the canon of Scripture. Five letters, occasioned by published assertions of a Roman Catholic priest, by Rob. T. S. Lowell, M. A., rector of Christ Church, Newark. [Latin quotation.] 22 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 306
*1853-1865 New Jersey Rail Road and Transportation Co. Report of the directors of the New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Co. to the stockholders, by John P. Jackson Vice-President and Sup't, with the proceedings of the annual meeting, June 4th 1853. 16 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 307
NOTE .- Published annually. The report for 1857 has a plate : "New depot and ferry houses of the N. J. Railroad Company at Jersey City." That of 1859 has plate : "View of Jersey City Ferry and N. Jersey Rail-road Depot-from Hudson River."
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1853* Newark Common Council, The German petition to the Common Council of the City of Newark, demand- ing the virtual repeal of those laws which forbid Sabbath tippling and Sabbath desecration, with the reply of the Common Council and an introduction. 12 p. O. Daily Mercury. 308
1853 Newark Daily Advertiser, Carrier's annual from the Carriers of the Newark Daily Advertiser to their patrons. O. Advertiser Printing House. 309
NOTE. - The earliest number seen was for 1853 : other years 1854-58, 1871, 1877, 1881, 1884-92. The annual for 1855 was written by Henry William Herbert (Frank Forrester).
1853 Stearns, Jonathan French, Historical Discourses relating to the First Presbyterian Church in Newark : originally delivered to the congregation of that church during the month of January, 1851. With notes and illus- trations. 320 p. O. Map. Daily Advertiser. 310 NOTE .- Engravings by Sartain.
*1853* Sussex County, First Sussex Centenary, containing the addresses of Benj. B. Edsall, Esq., and Rev. J. F. Tuttle. With notes, appendix, etc. 102 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 3II
1853* Thompson, W. E. J. The church versus private judgment. An appeal from side issues to first principles respectfully submitted to the reading public, and to the special consideration of the Revs. S. B. Goodenow, and Robt. T. S. Lowell, M. A. 16 p. O. Daily Advertiser Print. 312
*1853* Tuttle, Joseph F. Biographical sketch of General William Winds of Morris Co. New Jersey. Read before the New Jersey Historical Society, May 19th, 1853. 25 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 313
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1854* American Association for the Advancement of Education. Proceedings of the Third Session, held at Pittsburgh, Pa., August 9th, 10th, 11th & 12th, A. D. 1853. 116 p. O. A. Stephen Holbrook. 314
1854 Beecher, Charles. Sermon on the Nebraska bill. 315
1854 Benedict, E. C. Religion in public schools: a paper read before the American Association for the Advance- ment of Education, at Pittsburgh, Pa., August 1853. O. 316
*1854* Miller, Jacob W. The iron state-its natural position, power and wealth. Address, delivered before the New Jersey Historical Society, at its Ninth annual meet- ing, held in Trenton, on Thursday, Jan'y 19th, 1854. 16 p. O. Daily Advertiser. 317
1854-68 Morris and Essex Railroad Company. Reports of the Board of Directors. 318
NOTE .- Repeated efforts have failed to find a complete set of these reports.
[1854] New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals. The Newark Plank Road and Ferry Company, Daniel M. Wilson, Edward Doughty, and William B. Guild, James H. Tichenor, David A. Hayes, and Daniel Price, appel- lants, and Lucius Q. C. Elmer, attorney general, and at the relation of Isaac Van Wagenen and others, on appeal, and Isaac Van Wagenen and others, respondents. Bill of Complaint. O. [Mercury Office.] 319
1854* New Jersey Historical Society. Constitution and by-laws, with the circular of the Executive Committee ; revised edition. 16 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 320
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1854* Parker, Cortlandt, A sketch of the life and public services of Theodore Frelinghuysen. 12 p. O. 321 1854* Newark Young Men's Christian Association, Con- stitution and by-laws, and names of officers, members and committees. Issued from the rooms of the Association, Library Hall, No. 117 Market St. 28 p. D. A. S. Holbrook. 322
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1855* Acts to authorize and regulate companies for manu- facturing and other purposes, passed by the Legislature of New Jersey, United States of America. 22 p. O. Mercury Office. 323
1855* Essex County Teachers' Institute, The second annual circular of the Essex County Teachers' Institute, held March 26-31, 1855. 22 p. O. Douglas & Starbuck.
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NOTE .--- Reports for 1858, 1860 and 1864 have also been seen, and probably others were printed in Newark.
*1855 Fairmount Cemetery, Organization and dedicatory services of the Fairmount Cemetery [ September 5, 1855].
" And those who come, because they love The mouldering frame that lies below,
Shall find the anguish half removed While that sweet spot shall soothe their woe. The notes of happy birds alone Shall there disturb the silent air, And when the cheerful sun goes down His beams shall linger longest there."
Printed for the cemetery. 20 p. D. [Mercury Office.] 325
*1855 Fowler, James F. Facts not fiction, April 2, 1855. 30 p. D. 326
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1855 Herbert, Henry William. Address of the carriers of the Newark Daily Advertiser. O .. [Daily Advertiser Office.] 327
1855 McDonald, James CH, ed. Proceedings of the meeting of the class of 1852, College of New Jersey, A. D. 1855. 8 p. O. A. Stephen Holbrook. 328
1855* Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Newark, N. J. Organiza- tion and dedicatory services. Printed for the cemetery. 20 p. D. 329
1855, 1856 New Jersey Baptist State Association, Minutes of the New Jersey Baptist State Convention and the New Jersey Baptist Educational Society. O. 330
1855 New Jersey Logiclature.Acts of the NewJersey Legislature to authorize and regulate companies. O. 331
1855* Newark Daily Mercury. Annual address of the carriers of the Mercury to its patrons, January 1, 1855. 8 p. O. Mercury Job Printing Office. 332
NOTE .- The address for 1855 was written by John Y. Foster, the one for 1856 by Frederick W. Ricord. Other years seen were 1856, 1859, 1864, but it is safe to say it appeared regularly.
*1855 Newark Young Men's Christian Association, First annual report of the Newark Young Men's Christian Association, with names of officers, members, and com- mittees, for 1855-1856. Issued from the rooms of the Association, Library Hall, No. 117 Market Street. 24 p. O. Douglas & Starbuck. 333
NOTE .- The reports have appeared regularly each year.
*1855 Taylor, James B, The Canticles of the Church, pointed for chanting, and designed for congregational use, during morning and evening prayer, in the Protest- ant Episcopal Church. Newark, N. J., 1855. 10 p. O. n. p. 334
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*1856* Bigelow, Artemas, An address delivered before the Young Ladies" Graduating Class of the Newark Wesleyan Institute. 12 p. O. A. Stephen Holbrook. 335
1856* Common School System, Does it prevent crime? 20 p. O. A. S. Holbrook. 336
*1856 Fish, Henry C. Freedom and Despotism, The voice of our brother's blood; it's source and it's summons. A discourse occasioned by the Sumner & Kansas outrages. Preached in Newark, June 8th and 15th, 1856, by the Pastor of the First Baptist Church. 24 p. O. Douglas & Starbuck. 337
1856* Flavell, Abraham, Address to the Church looking for the immediate coming of our blessed Lord. 4 p. O. 338
NOTE .- No title page to the copy seen.
1856 Ford, Capt, David, Journal of an expedition made in the autumn of 1794, with a detachment of New Jersey troops, into western Pennsylvania, to aid in suppressing the "whiskey rebellion." Communicated by Franklin S. (B.) Hough. (Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Historical Society.) n. t. p. 14 p. O. 339
1856 Foster, John Y, Address of the carriers of the Newark Daily Mercury 340
1856* Industrial School Association of the City of Newark, N. J. By-laws and regulations. 8 p. O. Daily Adver- tiser Office. 34I
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1856-57 The Jacksonian, 342
NOTE .- The above paper was started as a stanch democratic organ, probably in 1856. The publisher was John C. Thornton. It was issued first as a weekly, then changed to a daily, when James W. Schock united with Thornton as publisher. It survived until the spring of 1857.
*1856 Ketchum, Hon. Hiram, Speech delivered at New Haven, Conn., August, 1856. 16 p. O. Issued by the National Club, 267 Broad Street. 343
1856 McKee, Joseph. Responsibility as applied to the professions and callings of daily life. A sermon preached in Oraton Hall, Newark, N. J., by Rev. Joseph McKee, minister of the Sixth Avenue Reformed Dutch Church, N. Y. Published by request of A. H. Sherman, Esq., Counsellor at law, Newark, N. J. 16 p. O. Douglas & Starbuck. 344
1856* New Jersey Rail Road & Transportation Co. An agree- ment between the New Jersey Rail Road & Trans. Co. and the Morris and Essex Rail Road Co., entered into the 13th of October, A. D. 1853. 16 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 345
1856-1871 New Jersey Volksmann, 346
NOTE .- Founded by Conrad Hollinger, publisher of Die Nachbar. It appeared as a weekly, semiweekly and daily, and was successful until after Mr. Hollinger's death in 1870. In 1871 the paper was issued as a German-English paper, two pages in German, reading Der New Jersey Volksmann, and two pages in English, reading The People's Paper. It was printed only for a few months.
1856 to date Newark Common Council, Mayors' messages. 347
NOTE .- The following is a list of the Mayors of Newark since 1856, when the message of the mayor was, it is believed, printed separately for the first time. Horace J. Poinier, 1856; Moses Bigelow, 1857-63 ; Theodore Runyon, 1864-65 ; Thomas B. Peddie, 1866-69 ; Frederick W.
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Ricord, 1870-73 ; Nehemiah Perry, 1874-75 ; Henry J. Yates, 1876-79 ; W. H. F. Fiedler, 1880-81 ; Henry Lang, 1882-83 ; J. E. Haynes, 1884- 94; J. B. Lebkuecher, 1894-96; James M. Seymour, 1896-date. Instead of the "annual message " previously always issned in January, Mayor Haynes published in May, 1894, a "Statistical Report or Mes- sage," and Mayor Lebkuecher did the same in May 1896. Since 1894 the annual message has been issued in May.
1856* Newark Common Council. Supplement to the Manual of the Common Council of the City of Newark, N. J. 22 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 348
1856 Newark Board of Education, Annual report of the City Superintendent of public schools for the City of Newark [Stephen Congar] for the year 1855, presented to the Board of Education January 4th, 1856. 29+[4] p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 349
NOTE .- In the following year the charter of the city was revised and the report of the Board of Education, prepared by the Superintendent of Schools, was issned as the " First annual report."
1856, '57, '96, 1900 Newark Board of Education, Manual of the Board of Education for the year 1856, including the laws relating to public schools in the city of Newark, and the regulations adopted by the Board. 28 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 350
NOTE .- Probably others were issued.
1856*, '57, '77 Newark Board of Education. Manual of Instruction in the public schools of the city of Newark. Adopted by the Board of Education, July 25th, 1856. 20 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 351 NOTE .- Probably others were issued.
1856* Newark. Report of the receipts and expenditures of the treasurer of the City of Newark, for the year 1855. Presented February Ist, 1856, and 1,000 ordered to be printed. 52 p. Daily Advertiser Office. 352
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1856* Newark. Industrial School Association of the City of Newark, N. J. By-laws and regulations. 8 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 353
NOTE .- Same for 1873.
1856* Newton Collegiate Institute, Annual circular and catalogue, for 1855-56. 13 p. O. Daily Mercury. 354
*1856 Poinier, Horace J. Message of the Mayor of the City of Newark, N. J., presented to the Common Council, January 8, 1856. 19 p. O. Mercury Office. 355
NOTE .- This is believed to be the first printed message by a Mayor of Newark.
1856 Ricord, Frederick William, Annual address of the carriers of the Newark Daily Mercury. O. [Mercury Office.] 356
1856* Rogers, E. P. The repeal of the Missouri Com- promise considered. [A poem.] 24 p. S. A. Stephen Holbrook. 357
NOTE .- This was copyrighted in 1854, and an edition may have been printed in that year.
*1856* Rose, Julius David, De humanitatis cultu nulla ratione impediendo disseruit Julius David Rose, artium magister, Pastor Primarius Ecclesia St. Matthæi, in urbe Newark, Civitatis neo-caesarea, in civitatibus confedera- tis America. Pro gradu Doctoris Philosophiæe anno domino MDCCCLV. 18 p. O. Daily Advertiser. 358
1857
1857 Address to the young ladies of the private school conducted by Rev. Joseph McKee and Lady, Linden St., Newark, N. J. 11+[1] p. O. Douglas & Starbuck. 359
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*1857 Barber, John Warner and Howe, Henry, Historical collections of New Jersey, containing a general collection of the most interesting facts, traditions, biographical sketches, anecdotes, etc., relating to its history and antiquities ; with geographical descriptions of every town- ship in the state. 516+4 p. O. Illustrations. Map. Published by Benjamin Olds for Justus H. Bradley. 360 NOTE .- Another edition appeared in 1866.
*1857 "Benai Jeshurum," Order of service: To be per- formed at the consecration of the Synagogue, Washington Street, Newark, N. J., on Wednesday, Alul the 27th, corresponding with September 16th, 5617. 23 p. O. S. C. Atkinson. 361
*1857 Bigelow, Moses. Message of the Mayor of the City of Newark, N. J., presented to the Common Council, January 10, 1857. II p. O. Evening Journal Office. 3.62
NOTE .- Same for 1858-63. The first semi-annual report of the Aque- duct Board accompanied the Mayor's message of 1861.
*1857 Boyd, William H. Boyd's Newark business directory, containing the names of all persons engaged in business on their own account, classified according to trade; together with an appendix containing much general information. 14+166+16 p. S. A. L. Dennis & Bro. 363
*1857 Essex County Jail. Rules and regulations for the support, government and discipline of the Essex County Jail at Newark, N. J. Established by the Board of Chosen Freeholders, under the Act of Feb. 27, 1857 relating to said jail. 12 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 364
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*1857 Grier, Robert C. Opinion of Mr. Justice Grier, in the Newark Bridge cases, delivered in the circuit court of the U. S., for the district of New Jersey, at Trenton, September 22, 1857. 24 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 365
1857-1894 Newark Evening Journal. 366
NOTE .- This was started as a weekly journal November 2, 1857, and rose out of the ruins of the Jacksonian and the Newark Daily Eagle. The title was changed to Newark Evening Journal in 1867. Prior to this time it had been edited by Edward N. Fuller. In 1867 William B. Guild took charge of the business management, being also part owner. In 1871 Fuller retired, and was succeeded by Joseph Atkinson.
1857* Newark Common Council. An act to revise and amend the charter of the City of Newark, approved March II, 1857. 104 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 367
1857* Protestant Episcopal Church Committee on Christian Education. Minority report of the Committee on Chris- tian Education appointed by the Episcopal Convention of 1856. 8 p. O. Daily Mercury Office. 368
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1858 Bradley, William, The effectual call. D. 369
*1858 Callan, James, The " Spanish Inquisition," a state institution. A lecture delivered by Rev. James Callan, (Pastor of St. James' Church,) before the Young Men's Catholic Association at the Newark Institute, January 13, 1858. Newark, N. J. S. C. Atkinson. 24 p. O. 370
1858 Chambre, A. St. John, Sermon on the death of William H. Smith. O. 371
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1858* Coles, Abraham, and Dougherty, Alexander N. Plea for total abstinence; addresses delivered before the Newark City Temperance Society, May 31st, 1858, and June 21st, 1858 ; published at the request of the Society. 73 p. S. Daily Advertiser Office. 372
1858 Essex County Reform School, Report of the Trus- tees of the Reform School of Essex County, New Jersey. O. 373
*1858 Fish, Henry C. Soul liberty : The Struggles and triumphs of religious freedom. A discourse preached in Newark, July 4, 1858, by the pastor of the First Baptist Church. Published by request. 32 p. O. F. Starbuck. 374
1858 Morris and Essex Rail Road Co. An act to incorporate the Morris and Essex Rail Road Company passed January 29, 1835, with the supplements passed March 2, 1836; February 22, 1838; January 24, 1839; March 1, 1842 ; February 25, 1846; February 19, 1851 ; March 10, 1853 ; March 3, 1854; March 6, 1855 ; and March 6, 1857. 37 p. Mercury Office. 375
*1858 to date Newark Board of Education, First annual report of the Board of Education of the City of Newark, made under the provision of the act, entitled "An Act to revise and amend the charter of the City of Newark," approved 1858. Including the Manual of the Board of Education, the Regulations relating to the public schools, the Manual of Instruction and tabular statements of statistics and expenditures for the year 1857. Prepared by the City Superintendent of Public Schools and trans- mitted to the Common Council of the City of Newark. By order of the Board of Education. 96 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 376
NOTE .- Reports have been published annually since 1858.
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1858 to 1897 Newark Fire Department, Annual reports of the Chief Engineer and Fire Marshal of the Newark Fire Department. 377
NOTE .- The report for 1858 is the first of which there is any trace. The reports for 1870 to 1879 and for 1885 were not separately printed but are in the annual volumes of municipal reports.
1858 to date Newark Academy. Annual catalogue of the Newark Academy, and programme of the course of instruction. July, 1858. 16 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 378
NOTE. - Although the present organization of this school dates from 1792 and has pre-Revolutionary antecedents, yet the above is the earliest catalogue found. The school was incorporated in 1795 and rechartered in 1855. A Young Ladies' Department was added in 1802, which became in 1809 a separately conducted organization, and has heen noted under date 1810. (See Appendix). A circular of the school issued in 1844 has also been noted. (See Appendix. ) In 1858 the Academy was moved to its present site, under the principalship of Dr. F. A. Adams, who issued the above catalogue. In 1859 Dr. S. A. Farrand became Headmaster, and his first catalogues were entitled "Annual Circulars," with catalogue and programme of instruction. The older title has since been reverted to; while a " Circular of Information " has since 1892 been issued in addition to the regular catalogue.
1858 Newark Evening Journal, Address of the carriers of the Newark Evening Journal. O. 379
NOTE .- Issued annually to the patrons of the Journal.
1858 Neville, Edmund, Substance of an address delivered before the Newark Tract Society, Nov. 14, 1858. 14 p. S. S. C. Atkinson. 380
*1858 Memorial of Rev. Abraham Polhemus, late minister of the North Reformed Dutch Church of Newark, con- taining a brief biographical sketch and a selection of discourses delivered to his late charge. Published by the Consistory of said church. 4+201 p. Por. O. 381
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*1858 Rosé, Rev. Dr. Julius David, Rudimenta Linguae Latinae. The first experiment to translate from the Latin, in connection with a short etymology, etc., etc. 144H[I] p. D. Frederick Keer. 382
NOTE .- A later edition was printed about 1868 by Martin R. Dennis & Co. The advertisement reads : "A method of teaching the Latin language, by which the exercise of translation is brought into requisition before the student has thoroughly committed the declensions, conjuga- tions and other parts of etymology. The book merely aims to be an AID, and the student who thoroughly masters its contents will be able to use a Latin grammar intelligently and profitably." The author was pastor of St. Matthew's Church.
1858* Scott, James, Memorials of the Rev. James Scott, D. D., Late pastor of First Reformed Dutch Church, Newark, who died May 10, 1858. I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus .- Phil. ii. 14. 79 p. O. Published by the Young Men's Scott Association. 383
1858 Polhemus, Abraham Memorial of the Rev. Abra- cam Polhemus, late minister of the North Reformed Dutch Church of Newark, containing a brief Biographical Sketch and a Selection of Discourses delivered to his late charge .... 201 . O. Published by the Consistory of said church. 384
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*1859 Brown, William B. A sermon on the death of Thomas Henry Ripley, youngest son of David Ripley, Esq. Delivered in the First Congregational Church, at Newark, N. J., January 23, 1859. 12 p. O. A. Stephen Holbrook. 385
*1859 Friendship Benevolent Society, Constitution and By-Laws of the Friendship Benevolent Society of Newark, Formed April Ist, 1859. 12 p. D. S. C. Atkinson. 386
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1859 Hickey, Thomas, Narrative of the last Arctic expedi- tion of Dr. Kane. D. 387
[1859]* Neville, Edmund, Speech at the annual meeting of the Newark Orphan Asylum, October 26th, 1859. 12 p. O. S. C. Atkinson. 388
1859* to date New Jersey State Medical Society, Trans- actions of the New Jersey State Medical Society for 1859, held at the city of Trenton, January 25th and 26th, 1859; being the 93d annual meeting of the society. 95 p. O. S. C. Atkinson. 389
*1859 Songs of the Blue Lodge, A selection of the Masonic odes and hymns for the various ceremonies of a Master Mason's Lodge. Printed for the use of St. John's Lodge No. I. 12 p. O. n. p. 390
1859 Sherman, Henry Beers. These Three. A sermon preached at Woodbury, Conn., on occasion of its bi-cen- tennial celebration, July 5, 1859. By the Rev. Henry Beers Sherman, M. A., Rector of Christ Church, Belle- ville, N. J. 18 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 391
*[1859] Stewart, G. C. The Hierophant; or Gleanings from the Past. Being an exposition of Biblical Astron- omy, and the symbolism and mysteries on which were founded all ancient religions and secret societies. Also an explanation of the dark sayings and allegories which abound in the Pagan, Jewish and Christian Bibles : also, the real sense of the doctrines, and observances of the modern Christian Churches. 234 p. S. pl. Wm. H. Winans.
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1859 Thomas, Luther G. ed. History of the Class of 1849, College of New Jersey, A. D. 1859. 20 p. O. A. Stephen Holbrook. 393
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1859* Trinity Church, Presentation day ; an account of the first presentation of missionary offerings by the children of the Sunday Schools, Sunday, January 16, 1859, with the hymns sung on the occasion, and the sermon preached by Rev. Edmund Neville, D. D., rector. 34 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 394
1859 Whitehead, William Adee, Northern boundary line; The circumstances leading to the establishment, in 1769, of the Northern boundary line between New Jersey and New York; paper read before the New Jersey Histor- ical Society, May 19, 1859. 30 p. Map. Daily Adver- tiser (?) 395
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