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FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY!
The Chinese Museum Exhibition
open this Saturday evening. at O'clock,

Win open this Saturday evening. at o'clock, at ODD
FELLOWS HALL, 9TH street.
rTNIS large aud beautiful collection consists OF Chinese
figures OF life size several hundred Chinese paintings
gncen embroidered articles elegant carvings in ivory
SHE'LL wood, and models OF houses, stores pago
das, and vessels; splendid specimens OF acqueed ware.
porcelain vases lanterns, &c from The great Chinese mu-
lately exhibited in Philadelphia, which Is the only
collection of the kind in this country, and the most extern
sive one in the world.
At o'clock the Chinese who accompany the collection
will assume the dresses of the Emperor civil and military
mandarins of different ranks soldiers Judge and other
officers Of priests of the OF Budha and Taou
farmers, BARRIERS coolies, Nc representing the different
classes Of society in China, the ancient and popuous
nation in the world They will also exhibit the of
smoking opium and the mode Of receiving and paying Wis
its in the Celestial Empire" a
These representations win be given In the form Of tab
eauy, in large Chinese house, with appropriate
views in the back ground and, the close the Chinese
professor of music will sing song, and accompany upon
of his original Chinese instruments.
descriptive catalogue of the articles and representa-
tons, with miscellaneous remarks upon the government
history religions, arts, customs and foreign
commerce OF China can be obtained the door.
Abundance 25 Children under twelve years of
age, half price.
A. b. After to-day Saturday the collection will be open
daily iom 10 M till p. m, and from till o. p. m
The representations by the Chinese will be exhibited twice
daily, VIZ at and p m Dec.
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NTESSRS HARPER IL BROTHERS, of New York,
ll will speedily publish the Biographical History Of Con-
grcs containing memoirs of the members of the thrrieth
Con gress, with their autographs and occasional
embracing the prominent events OF their lives and their
connexion with the political history of the times NC, by
Henry G.. Wheeler, esq.
1t is the design of the above work present series of
phca sketches of the members of the existing Con-
gress Invested of party bias and drawn from authentic
thus embodying in succinct and attractive form
much Of contemporary history and political progress of
the country The absence of any permanent and accred-
tied record the actions and personal traits OF those who
have contributed the national advancement has been the
subject of frequent regret; and 1t this the
above literary enterprise owes its origin From
range of interest it win be found work essential TO the
completeness OF every gentleman's library
y-d3t
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TRsAsURY DEPARTMENT., Nov. n, ISL.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until the hr1
- Monday of February 1913, the office OF the comma
soners appointed for the erection OF the custom
city of New Orleans, for the following materials;
IL, 100000 of good hard-burni brick
The exact size to be mentioned.
$4,000 barrels of fresh lime }more or less.
1000 do. hydraulic cement
5000 do. sharp sand.
The above materials be delivered on the levee in M
Orleans, the site OF the present custom-hous J
practicable, and in such quantities rs shall from time
time be required, in conformity with appropriations nss
by Congress. The proposals to be addressed 10 DeS
Prieur Acee La Brancbe, and William NJ Gwinn, comm
for the erection o! in New Ohea1
endorsed Seaed proposals for furnishing materials ior
erection OF a custom-housc at New Orleans.'
When the proposals opened by the commissiones
they will communicate copies, together with their ve.|
and recommendation for the consideration of the de
ment
The communication of the commissioners will be II
dressed to the First Comptroller of the Treasury who
gether with the first Auditor OF the Treasury being the
er officers connected with the house accounts
give their views In writing the proposals, to he
partment The right Of rejecting any bid is reserved
Ample security will be required for the faithful ium
OF any contract entered into for furnishing any of the be
mentioned materials r. J. WALKER
Secretary of the Treasufl
To be published in the Portland Argus Maine BOZ
Post and Boston Times; New York Globe, Sun, and "
Baltimore Sun Inteigeucer and German Gazette, wa
ington; Cincinnati Enquirer; Louisville Democali N
Louis Union; and Natchez Free Trader until the Zon
OF January, IStS and I'm all the daily papers Of Ne"
leans until the first Monday of February, 1913
Nov H-dt25hiJan.
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THE UNION.
By n. GREEN, .suctfonser.

CPLENDID FAMILY CARRIAGES, FRENCH PHAE.
- TON, BUGGY WAGON, AND ROCKAWAYS AT
AUCTION On Friday, the 10Th instant, shall SELL IN
front OF my auction store Concert Hail. Browns
hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, O'clock p the most
beautiful and finely finished LOT of the aboye-naned car
riages exhibited in this market, viz;
3 fine close-bodied family carriages
l . French premium phaeton
=" Buggy wagons, with enameled leather fall tops
l ' Rockaway wagon.
The above described carriages from the celebrated
mandatory of VIM Dunlap, OF Philadelphia and OF
peror finish and siyle and OF the best workmanship.
Terms cash. A. GREEN Auctioneer.
T. ). Persons wishing to examine the carriages VIII
please call Mr. Walton, who will show them at the
carriage Of Mr. Young, of AZ street and
Pennsylvania Dec 7--3t
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INTENSIVE SALE OF HOTEL FURNlTURE.-By
IL virtue Of two deeds of trust executed by p c. Caugl-
ton for the purposes in the said deeds mentioned, will be
sold auction Wednesday, the Sh day of December,
the City Hotel of Royal and Cameron streets
10 O'clock without regard the weather. all the furniture
which is nearly new having been in use but about two
years and consists, in part, as follows:
2 extension dining tables, pair half round do.
side-tables pier table, mahogany do
3 sofas, 20 toilet tables
10 dozen chairs, dozen chairs
80 washstands, basins, and pitchers
30 superior feather beds
80 bedseads and bedding
II carpets, Fl looking glasses
dozen silver table, dessert, and teaspoons
do knives and forks
Table cloths, towels and napkins China and crockery
ware; two writing desks bar fixtures; kitchen furniture,
Ne, NC, &c.
Terms liberal and made known at sale.
ROBERT ]. SMITH,
Dec Ids Trustee.
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saloon

(tARUsrs ssloop.-LEWIS CARUSt has the honor to
~ inform the citizens members of Congress- and visitors
the metropolis, that his Dancing School is open for
the reception OF young gentlemen aud ladies'. The most
fashionable and agproved styles OF dancing including the
waltz and;Poka Redua arc ,ltrotpced and taught.
MIR. G. respectfully invites the public attention. His
terms being moderate, will be made known 1.-THE Saloon
The regular sources ansante continued every Thurs
day evening Dec 6-od
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By A. GREEN, .4,scttoneer.

BN n. GREEN, .9ucttOHeer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, AT
IL AUCTION.-On Wednesday, the Sth instant, at 10
O'Clock, shall sell, the residence of Major Heiss,
street, between 18th and lih Streets excellent lot
OF furniture. ] euunerae in part
Mahogany black and white marble pier tables
Do rocking chairs, oltonans
Do dining, breakfast, and other tables
DO wardrobe and bedstead
Rosewood velvet-covered parlor chairs and sofa
Cane seat and other chairs, maple bedsteadsl
Fine feather bed, bedding and mattress
Brussels parlor step, and chamber carpets
Passage oil cloth
Hail. SOLAR and astral lamps
Androns, shovel and longs and tenders
Radiator and other
Also, good lot OF kitchen requisites
With many other articles which we deem unnecessary
TO enumerate. .re..| --t.-.i
Terms Of sale: All Of and under $685. cash over
25 credit of and four months for satisfacto
rily endorsed, bearing interest A. GREEN,
Dec. Sd Aucioneer
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A Handsome RESIDENCE for Gentleman.

ITO LET that spacious brick house and premises the resi-
dence of the fate Robert Sewa, esq., consisting of
large lofty cellars handsome entrance four spacious din
ing drawing and sitting rooms with four equally spacious
the same and four large garrets, room
kitchen, servants room, and chamber the same,
carriage houses table, hay loft garden water with
every requisite for large family, standing single on the
highest part of Capitol Hill, and within hundred fifty
yards OF the northeast of the Capitol gardens In
quire OF ). SCOTT, on the adj Joining premises
Nov 20 --d3*
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PATENT OFFIcE Dec T. 1871
<NN the petition Mary Ann Mead, administratr x

TATENT OFFICE, Dec Z, I6II.
nN the petition OF Mary Ann Mead, adlministratrix
" OF the of James Mead late OF the county Dear.
born State of Indiana, deceased, praying for ex
tension of patent granted to James Mead and w. Pier
son. executors Wyis Pieson, deceased, for 'machne
for cutting ath, for years from the expiration Of
said patent which takes place the 3st day of December
lS47;
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
Office the fourth Monday in December, IL O'Clock
m; and all persons notified appear and show cause
if any they have why said petition ought be granted
Ordered also That this notice be published in the Union
and Rationale Demokra, Washington; Pennsylvania
Statesman, Columbus o. Enquirer, Cincinnati; and Sen
tinel, Indianapolis, la week for three weeks pre-
vous the fourth Monday of December
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents
p s. Editors of the above-named papers will please copy
and send their bills in duplicate to the Patent Office, witt,
paper containing the notice. Z. B.
Dec 7--W3W
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A. II. YOUNG, Merchant Tailor,

IHfee d00fS pest Q1 Br0lrn'S Hotel, Penn Avenue,
EEPS constantly hand lare assortment of superior
n clothing, ready made Citizens, Members of Congress-
and gentlemen visiting the city who may wish to purchase
respectfully invited to call before they buy Clothing
also made to order at short notice.
Furnishing goods, comprising large assortment of the
best quality, for gentemens
One price only. Terms cash.
Dec. 3-3awlmf
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FURNISHED Rooms for Rent.-Mrs. FILL. has several
l. pleasant and newly furnished rooms for rent (parors
and chambers well adapted for members of Congress or
other gentlemen, being elgby situated Tenth street be-
and streets nearly opposite Col Peter Forces
and but Q lew yards from the avenue Dec 3-3t
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
w II u Y Y Il
, STREET, IN TIE REAR OF CoLEMAN's AND BR

STREET, TIE REAR coLEMAN's BRowNs
BY r. NJ McILH1NY-Late of Yrginia.
TTy5 spacious establishment, having been newly refed
i and furnished in all its departments is open to
the public for their patronage and support is situated
convenient distances from the Railroad Depot Capitol
Patent Office and General Post Office Boarders vsiters
and travellers will find pleasant and capacious
ly furnished, upon moderate terms Dec 3--6t
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1896 do amounting to 81, 900
Tickets S20--shares in proportion.
Risk on a package of 26 whole tickets $500 90
Do do rs half do 10 %
Do do rs quarter do IS 90
Do do rs eighhs do n 80
Orders for tickets, shares certificates of packages,
altotteres under the management of ID. Paine ~ Co.
meet with prompt and confidential attention.
ID. PAINE d. Co. Managers,
Dec 7--tDI5 Alexandria, Va.
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DOARDING.-Mrs. WIMSATT'S house, situated on
ID Pennsylvania avenue, Immediately opposite jackson
of Of members OF Congress- others visiting Wash
ington during the approaching session. Dec 3--d6t
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ID. PAINE d CO., Managers
(Dfanage's Office, King street, Alexandria, Va,)

Saturday, December ii, lSi7
rs numhers--l3 drawn ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
l prize of $685. 900 prize of $1,000
do do $4,000 do do 5000
do do 10000 do do 3377
20 prizes of 1900 20 prizes of 100
20 do do 1000 20 do do 500
40 do do 400 1870 do do POO
Tickets $lO--IIalves -E5-Quarters So 80.
MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY.
Capital Prize $4,000!
100 prizes of 81 800 are $4,000
300 do of 200 6),000
Fifteen drawn ballots-7S numbers.
Wednesday, December Is, 1917.
SJSOJEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY Glass No &
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DOARDING.-Mrs HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania ave-
Id nue., nearly opposite Coemnn's Hotel, having hand
sonely fitted up her house, is now prepared accommo-
date members, with without their families, and
other hoarders Gentlemen wishing to take meals only,
also be accommodated Dec 3-d2w
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TAMEs's New NOVELETTE, Convict; or, the HypO'
y Unmasked. A tale by G. P. X James Or
Just received by F. TAfLoF
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NJ. w. Gait a. Brother,
wATcHMAKERs, sILvERsMfrHs JEWELLERS,
Pennsylvania apenue, hetIyeem 9Th and 10Th Streets
IJAVE just received splendid assortment OF gad|
matches, chains keys &c. Also, fine jeceaeyy Of er0y
description, slper spoons forks, complete assot
ment of gold, silver and fine steel specace of every
AS usual, watches of every description carefully repaired
Dec TT
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rIlIIE OF The United Etnfes-.vifI, r,ortrntt.
An account of the organization of the armv with bioy
rapies of distinguished officers of all gades brought down
the present day. with thirtysix authentic portraits By
Fayette Robinson, late an officer of the army in vols
Just received by +. TAYLOR,
Dec Near Coeman's Hotel
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an FOR RENTThat desirable residence, together with
IiI the furniture therein, street north, immediately
west Of Commodore Morriss formerly the residence Of
Mrs Commodore Stewart and more recently of the Chew
alier Hu.eman, charge paaiIes from Austria. The
adjustment has lately put in complete repair The
properly very egby situated, and the furniture of the
best and most elegant kind Persons wishing will
be pleased 10 make application to Richard Smith, esq,
cashier of the Metropolis Bank who is duly authorized
make the necessary arrangements.
Dec 4-tf
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A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PARLOR md
IA wel-iurnished chambers for rent, Pennsylvania
avenue, few doors of Coleman's Hotel Inquire
S. EARkER'S Fancy and Perfnmery Store,
Penn. avenue between d and 6 Streets up stairs.
Nov. 2l-Gtif
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Positively one night only.
Herr aud Sivori performing together


IIENRl HERR, composer and first pianist the King
IL the French, and CAMILLE SlVORl, will give an oay
(pror their departure for Mexico) on Frdar
December 10Th, at Carusi's Saloon. Henri Herr will play
1 Lucia d Lammermoor
2 La Violette, with military march,
g. The Prairie Clercs
A. Last Rose OF Summer.
Camille Sivor will play
J.. The Campanello (sver belly by Paganini
The Iremoo, an air by Beethoven.
g. The Carnival Of Venice; burlesque variations.
The will conclude with grand duet by Herr AMI
Sivori. MIR. Schnernan will preside the piano. forte
The grand piano torte is from Mr. Herz's factory Paris
aud has been awarded the golden medal (st degree) By
the French government.
Tickets one dollar each, be had the usual places
Two tickets will admit gentleman and two ladies' Con-
cert to at o'clock. No postponement Dee
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Ocean steam Navigation Company.
United States mail line beccea Netp Fork and Bremen
via Southampton.
ROM the beginning of the ensuing year the steamers OF
l. this company will sail regularly once month"; as fol-
lows
From Ve,c York.
The Washington, CapainJ ]. Johnson the Goth Janu-
ary
The Hermann Captain E. Crabtree, on the Goth Febrs-
airy.
From Bremen.
The Washington the 18th February.
The Hermann on the 18th March
From Southampton for New York.
The Washington the Goth February
The Hermann on the 10Th March.
Passage from New York to Southampton Bremen 1920
Do from Southampton or Bremen 10 New York $3.50
For freight or passage, apply
Ocean Steam Navigation Company, New York c. a
ileneken Bremen; Day, Croskey, " Ross Southampton
William Isen, HaUre.
Dec. eff
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sfAA FOR RENT, commodious dwelling -house
Eiid Pennsylvania avenue i'm the known the
E Sir Buildings" This house has been thoroughly
repaired from cellar garret.-Price $3.50 per year
Enquire at the Union Office.
DOARDING.-Miss Polk Is prepared to receive
ID bers of Congress and other boarders. Location one
door west of Jackson Hall, adjoining Tylers Hotel "
Dec. 3-du
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yTALUAB BILE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYL-
Y VANIA AVENUE FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
IION.Wil be sold public auction. Wednesday, the
10Th day of December at o'clock, m, in front OF the
premises the following valuable property ON Pennsylvania
avenuei
Part oflots Nos II and is, in square b. with hree-stoy
brick dwelling and store, with back building. The
dwelling is occupied by Mrs Hpkins boarding house.
Lots Nos rs and "a, in square b, with reestory brick
dwelling and large back building and The dwelling
is occupied by Mrs Hamilton boarding house. and the
store by Mr.. j. A. ButhInan a wine store.
The attention of persons desiring to make investments in
real estate invited the above property which among
the valuable in this city II is egiby situated,
being lhe Immediately in front of Colemans Ho-
tel
Terms One-hh Of the purchase money in cash, and the
residue four equal payments one, two, three, and
years. with interest from the day of SALE and be
cured by deed OF trust on the property.
Nov. 27-2awts r. w. DYER, Auct
DARLOBS and Rooms Handsomely Furnished,
l. for gentlemen MRs. THoMrsoNs, corner OF
and 4th The house is but short walk from
Wizards Hands, and Fuler's Hotels, and the State and
Treasury Departments.
Dec. 4-d6t Intel.
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Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters

Orders for tickets and shares and certificates
in the above splendid lotteries will receive the most prom
attention. and an official of each drawing sst i
mediaely after it is to all who order from us AID
Dress
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-12
i"Qu en- City" will run Imminent risk
OF being buried under the Avalanche
of western breadstulS

(I9 The Washington eorrespon-
deaf OF the New York Commercial
Advertiser, under date Of the llth
.ult., noticing some expressions pa, in
the mouth Of the Russian Ambassa-
dor, ~ that city says
NJ. Res.iseo, I am informed on
good authority, has said in all the free
and frank conversations which. like
other public men he has held in pri-
yatc, that his Government would not
interfere, as it had never recognized
the independence Of Mexico, aud that
il was Tor the United States 10 do Ms
they pleased 50 Ear as Russia was con.
cerned but at the same time, he has
never failed TO speak Of the war with
great regret, and 70 express the opin-
ion that conqucsts, however brilliant,
would be dangerous, inasmuch as,ihev
might engcnder war spirit in poo.
pie whose policy, more than that of
any other, is pacific.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-12

OF Polly Bodinc has, by the aid of
good counsel and family money, at
last succeeded in putting the laws at
defiance, and in getting out of prison,
where sac was confined on charges Of
a double murder, Of arson, and of
robbery. She has been convicted in
one Of the first named cases-and n
new trial IS Row pending; her OWN
personal recogaiznce has been taken,
IN The murder cases, and bail in the
others! Il wa, the opinion of Asar-
chassis the Scythian, says the school
book, that laws are like SPIDERS webs:
the lltlc i.ies are caught; the big ones
break through. Mil. Sen.
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By Telegraph TO lEse Buffalo
Commercial.
Nav YoRK, May 81, II

Nav York, May 81, AT.
n. o. dates to the Odd received, con-
tanning later advices both from the
Brazos and Vera Cruz. The most
important item from Brazos is re-
port that Col. Doniphan had had an
encounter with large force of Mexi-
cans from Durango at Pass Toro Cor
do. between SaItillo and Chihuahua,
and had suffered a defeat. A terrible
number Of the Americans killed, and
all lis artillery taken. Another re-
ports, that he bad found himself com
PEELED to return to Chihuahua.
Gen. Tay ior was about moving to-
wards San Luis Potosi. Gen. Cad
had received orders TO pro-
coed TO Vera Cruz. Captains Web
ster and Crowningshield, Of the Mas
sachusetts Volunteers, had arrived at
New Orleans. So bad Father NOEL
roy.
The adviccs from Vera Cruz arc to
the 18th inst, bat they include nothing
later from Gen. Scott The Mexicsns
bad taken Herredia, who fought Of
Sacramento, to Durango, as prisoner.
with treason and with being
too fond Of American gold.
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Musicak.-We lcarn from the New
York Express, that our talealed towns
man, Mr.. William Fry, tie arranger
of "Norma," the composer Of "Aute.
lia," "Leonora," and other works,
was in Paris, at last dates, preparing
10 bring out ono Of his original operas
there, with every prospect Of success
in his undertaking.
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LANCASTER SATURDAY.. JUNE Il, 1917.
Arr GLE X.

SEc. 1. When any worthy brother
may desire to withdraw from this Di-
vision, he shall signify the same in o.
pen division, in person or by some
brother authorized, and if he be clear
Of the books. he shall be entitled to a
card Of clearance.
SIC 2 When any worthy brother
Of .this Division shall desire visiting
card. hessbslb If clear Of the books, be
entitled to it by paying up his dues to
the end Of the time for which it shall
be given.
ARTICLE X.
Snc, |. In case Of the death Of
member, Information thereby shall be
communicated TO the w. 2. who shall
order the r. S. to call a meeting of
the division to attcnd the funeral, ex-
Icept The deceased has died of some in
Ifeclious disease.
SRc. 3. The members shall assem-
bic half an hour previous 10 the time
appointed for Gle funeral at the Divis-
ion room, and proceed to the house of
the deceased, dressed in regalia proper
for the occasion, from whence they
shall proceed in the order prescribed.
ARTICLE XI.
Src. |. No part Of these bylaws
shall be repealed, annullej, altered or
suspended, unless proposal in writing
specifying the proposed alteration be
presented to the Division al the regular
meetings previous 10 tho discussion,
when If two thirds Of the members
present vote in favor Of the motion, it
shall be adopted.
ARTICLE XII.
SEc. /. There shall be elected an
nually chaplain 10 serve one year,
whose duty il shall be to offer up the
opening and closing prayer at every
regular meeting Of the Division. and in
case Of absence the w. P. shall fill his
place for the evening.
Standing EguTes cG Order.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
The following shall be the order in
which the business Of each meeting
shall be conducted, unless by vote Of
two thirds present, the same be
changed or suspended for the meeting
or short time, to wit:
Fgrst.-Reading Scriptures and
ode sung.
Second Prayer.
Third. Dues collected.
Misunderstanding of last meet
ing read.
Fgffh.-- Reception Of Reports.
Sirth.-Candidsles balloted Tor.
Seventh. New proposals for mem
ber,hip.
Eighth. Initiation.
Minih.--Inquiry whether any broth
err be sick.
Tenth.--Inquiry as to violation Of
Pledge.
Tioey14 Good Of the Division or
Order.
TRirfeenth.- Ode ,nng and prayer
Fouyteenth.-Closing.