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ROTHER'S UNRIVALLED
MINERAL WATER,
CoRHER OF GREEN AND OLIVE SITS,
GEORGETOWN, DC.


GEoRaETowN,D DC. ri
II TAKE this occasion thus publicly to return nv
j. thanks to the citizens Of Georgetown, Wash
sington and Alexandria, for their kind appreciation
of the MINERAL WArER, manufactured by me,
which proves that the recommendations Of the
Medical Faculty to the public in relation to its pur.
ity, excellence and indispensable superiority, are
universally approved of which general acknowledge
ment Of my fellowcitizens, puts in such an ele.
waited position thatthe caumnious and jealous exer-
tons OF a certain man. need no reply OH my part.
My Establishment is open for every scientific
gentleman, who takes On interest in the matter.
ltake great pleasure in laying before the public
again The Certificate Of some Of the most eminent
Physicians Of the District.
GEORGETOWN, June l6, ls47.
We, the undersigned, physicians, have, at the in.
vi,aton Of Mr.. j. Rcther, carefully examined his
Mineral Water Establishment, and take pleasure in
proouncing our ento satisfaction with his superior
and neat arrangements
The apparatus and bottling machine annexed, is
production Of the latest american invention, so
constructed as to ensure full and perfect saturalion
Of gas TO a degree therefore, unknown to us.
The water used for its manufacture Is pure and
wholesome, and the care taken in the process, as
well as the cleanliness porvading the whole establish
ment meets with our entire appreciation. and induces
us to recommend il to the public very superior
and healthy article.
J. A. RICHIE, M. d.
GRAFTON TYLER, M. d.
Fl. MAGRUDER, M. d.
J. RILEY, M. d!
cHAs. H. cRAaIN, M. D.
BENZ. 8. BoHRER, M. D.
J. NJ. THOMAS, M. D.
THos. MILLER, M. d.
T. B. J. FRYE, M. d.
ITN. B. Take notice that BoTrIrs containing
the Mineral Water mahafae,ured' by me have The
name of j. Rolher impressed In the glass.
aug 10 II ]. R0THER.
(tieorge town Advocate, . times.)
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RECOMM LIMITATIONS

Heretofore il has been very difficult, indeed i'm
possible to always obtain good green and black teas
But now you have only to visit the warerooms Of
the I'e.in Tea Company rs and n Fulton street,
to obtain as delicious and fragrant teas you could
wish fors--Daily Sun. ~
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A LIST


of the Members elect to The House Of Repress'i-
tatires, 30th Congress, according TO the latest
intelligence
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NorE.--O. II. signifies Old Hunker: those mark
ed with an astorisk y are Wings, and those with
the obelisk (t) Democrats.
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COLUMBUS o. WALL, CaLinef Maker ant
" Undertaken, corner Of 9th and G streets.
June III
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We have tried The teas imported by the Pekin
Tea Company, rs and II Fulton street, New York,
and il we live will try them often. They arc selling
the most delicious teas we ever drank, and retail
them at Wholesale priccs--Evrning Post
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n NcCLELLArD, Engraver. Pennsylva,
~, MIA Avenue, EAST Of Third street, washin gton
city. dec lin
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New policies issued in July, lfs
Surplus, July 81, over 100000.
ROB. L. PATTERSON, Prest.
BENZ. c. MILLER, Secry
Washington Agency.
&c. LEWIS, Agent, 7th ST., Washington
HARyy LrNpsLy, Physician, corner Of 9 and n
streets,
N. B.--A new Prospectus just received, show
ing the superior advantages and great success q
the Company, aug ls--st
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BOARDING.

MFRS. TTLLEY, on Missouri Avenue, between
IVA Al and 9Th streets, has several pleasant
rooms Tor the accommodation Of. permanent or tran
silent Boaders. aug l6n
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WING NOMINATIONS
IN MARYLAND.

FOR GOVERNOR.
I'm y Goldsboroigh, OF Dorchester county.
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a Word 10 Tea Dr.nkrs.--The Pekin Tea
Company, rs and n Fulton street, have imported
into this market some va hundred thousand dollars
worth Of the finest grades Of green and black teas.
grown in the Celestial Empire done up in all the
various fancy packages, that Chinese ingenuity eau
invent. It is aprvilege to buy at this great cs
Enlistment and luxury and comfort to drink
them. They sell good teas only, and retail them at
wholesale prices. Country merchants who wish to
always sell good tess always obtain them at this
place on reasonable terms.
The Pekin Tea Company, rs and " Fulton ST.,
are performing great and good work. and will in
fow years, beyond oil doubt, drive all the poor teas
which have deluged this country, and dcirauded
consumers Of the article, ou, Of this market. They
import none but pure fragrant teas, and retail them
by the single pound at Wholesale prices. Families
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VNILLIAM WASHINGTON, Fashionable
w Barber, Hair Dresser, and Shampooner
Csdsbys Hotel, corner Pennsylvania avenue and Sd
street jy 3l-d
T'ARTHESwARE, CHIFA, AND GLASS. L. PuR-
r, sxtt, importer and dealer in y. Ware, China
and Glass. " hole.ale and retail al his store, opposite
Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue Waslington
.ity. ID. e..
CHEAP BOOKS.
A VARIETY OF SECONDHAND HOOKS
IN for sale on very low tcrms. al the Fountain
bookstore, near the Railroad Depot.
may Is n
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TULY REPoRT.--The Mutual Benefit Life
j Insurance Company (ofiice No. ii, Wall street,
New York; issued during the month Of July, 1917,
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IN SALE AT THE WAREHOUSES; OF THE
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are always sure of obtaining good teas at this great
warehouse, in quantities TO suit their convenience,
and at the same price that the merchant pays who
buys to sell again-Daily True Sun.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Oor. 10.
The -four market continued firm; the demand for the
eastward continued good and sales would probably have
been larger had it not been for the scarcity Of vessels
which also in demand for the British provinces
of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Wheat was In
light supply and in good demand at full prices Corn
was firm at yesterdays quotations. and closed with an
upward tendency. Rye hrmer, with q fair amount
OF sales Oats inactive Sales Of mess pork were
making at figure above yesterdays quotations Prime
remained the Sales Of groceries moderate
without material changen quotations. Transaction
in Gotten were light, without change in prices.
AsHEs-Sales Of pots made In small way, at So
ass 20 We only noticed sales of so barrels Pearls
were made at So.
BREApsTuFFs-Flour--S Sales of new Owego and Gen.
esee footed up about 5000 barrels at Sc so Sc 66
for the former and So 66 So 62 for the latter 600
bbls new Michigan sold at So 6614 and 900 do at the
same price, sales of 200 bbs Ohio made at So 56
with lots OF extra do at 81 l2h for Castala 81 rs
asked l2s bbls old Michigan sold at So 25 Southern
flour firm, and 800 bills Howard street sold at Sc
os o and 800 DO fancy do sold at So 49, Whsat-sas
OF 1000 bushels of Genesee made together with
handsome lot OF Ohio at 81 Az and 900 bushels
sold at 81 80 and 1000 do Ohio white sold at
the same price. Corn-The market was firm, and the
sales footed up about 10 - 900 bushels ncud ing sound
Western mixed, at 72c and good yellow ut 75c The
market closed firm, especially for good mixed. Meal
The market firm. For good New York fresh ground
50 % was asked and So lsX offered. New Jersey
and Pennsylvania were scarce and held at advance
and 1000 do at 92Hc, deliverea 1000 bushels rye malt
sold at s2c Oats at wholesale worth 4sc and by
retail SOC.
CANpLEs-Sperm continued steady at $780,
CoFFEE-There were few or no private sales beyond
retail transactions Sales Of $50 bags Rio slightly da
mayed, were sold by EVICTION at 6al to 62l, cash;
article to-day Prices remain without change and range
along our inside figures. The amount on sale is not
large but ample for the demand Some holders not
Offering their supplies at all.
LIVERPOOL CLAsnrIcArIoN.
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II X L II q IL A r HIC.

NSw ORLEArs, October TO- ls47.-Cotton-The
market had partially recovered from the late de-
preston, and had become more active. The sales
within few days had reached about 10000 bales at
steady prices Flour exhibited no change except for
good brands Ohio and Illinois, which some frmer
sales light. Wheat-The market dull and bare
ofsuppi,s, and no sales made Corn was armer,
aud sales made at from 6Oc to $50 for mixed and yellow
Oats Owing to purchases the account Of govern
ment the market Arm, with sales at $40 Provisions
Pork duler Mess worth $l3 10 to Sl3 50, and
prime Si2 25 to $a SO per BARREL tendency downward
LardThe market In consequence Of increased receipts
had given way and sales amounted to about 1000
1870. Hemp-Small sales at $40 per ton Sugar
dull Moasses-Old, ale 32c, new 33c. Sterling Bills
% q 6 per cent. premium. New York sight 4 II per
cent discount. Freshts-xd for cotton to Liverpool,
and l1<c to Havre Vessels plenty
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arise before the first of January ls4 but by the probs
bty Of limited supply upon the suspension of ntsrns
navigation and the rapid increase in the home demand
With the great increase in the receipts this year exb
bited in the returns made from time to time We shall
not be able to spare barrel Of -four or bushe of wheat
for shipment to foreign ports. Prices must rule very
high on the other side to make shipments from this or
any other northern port profitable during the winter
months and unless there should be much greater de-
nency IN the crops In England than is generally anti
epa'ed ana consequently higher prices ruling, the
ports will be restricted nv th;. cau.a
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ELIZABETH, wife Of George stoutsnbursh In the nth
year Of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are requested
TO attend her funeral from her late residence No 307
sixth street. Tuesday, 10th inst, at O'Clock
interment.
n B-Poughkeepsis papers please copy.
On sunday, 18th inst, after short illness, HANNAH
RUSH, aged 40 years.
The friends and acquaintance invited to attend
her funeral at o'clock this day, from her late resi-
dence, No. 81 Oliver street.
Boston and Baltimore papers will please copy.
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Died.
On Saturday, 18th inst, FREpRrcA AsN COINS, aged
years and months, daughter Of B. r. and Sarah Ann
Mckenzie.
The friends and relations Of the family respectful
y invited to attend her funeral this day at Ii
M, from the residence OF her parents, No. Charles
street, without further invitation
On Saturday, 10th inst, Mrs. MAopALIsr GEARr in
the s7th year Of her age
Her friends, and the friends Of her Egg
bert Smith and Mrs Sarah Stebbins are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral Monday the 18th inst
from the house Of John W. Tayler No a. King street
without further invitation.
On Saturday, 10th inst, at the residence of HENRY
Homer, No. II Lispenard street, MATHEW GArNEY,
aged - years His funeral will take place at half past
o'clock on Monday afternoon.
His friends are respectfully requested to attend with
out further invitation.
On Saturday 10Th inst, OF consumption, JAMES Ed
HAR HALLieg, aged 10 years, months and "a days
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectful
ly invited 10 attend his funeral on Monday the 18th
inst ut half past O'Clock from his late residence No
NJ Roosevelt street.
sundsysvonl after lingering Illness
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8 EGARs-sEGA Rs-5o,ooo Imitation Principe segar,
~ very superior lot; also general assortment of domestic
sega about 100000 fem ssKo Sopsf Mi also about 80 COG
p9ised Hyans segars superior brand. s Of which sc Of
Tered for sale 10 LOIS TO spit remarkably low prices
ole AVN KENNETH 4 LAVERTY, iaa Wal y
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S<NnH PURCHASERS OF PIANOS invited
TO the large assortment Of esgant instruments
HX"vnow for sale at ATWILLS -acf Brosdwsy-
Psro. CO.. -, mahogany and ro.ewoode 81 ard ~ oesys
Hew York Chcksrng Gilbert and otbss o,
bosoni wake, berrick Co, New York. NC The fsolisn
attachment Tor sale Of superior tone. Two elegant rose
WOOD Of nc Several second hand fsnQs
gd pianos taken 10 exchange Pianos packed for shipping
Pianos repaired and tuned.
Also. New Music in ereatyarstv No 4olhe Beauties of
Clafioneu ". &c, ATWILL'S,
ola ssMWksatssro aol Bfoad~ty near 81 Pasl' Church
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FsH.-salss of 300 quintas fine quality dry cod were
made at IS Co. There was an arrival Of 700 quntals
left afoat unsold which held at So u.s. Mackere
Owing to the prevalence of westerly and southerly
winds there arrivals and sales were reported
Herring were quiet
FkuIr-A cargo sold by auction, consisting Of
ae0o whole boxes rasns Clements" at 81. 5000 do
do at 62hc and lot Of lemons was also sold at So so
and 81 371S 81 43x per box.
HEMP was quiet, and prices firm at $l4O $3.50 per
HrDEs-saes have been made to fair extent during
the week. principally to out Of town buyers at previous
rates.
LEATHER-No change In prices. Sales steady A
public sale will take place next Thursday Of 5000 sides
sole.
LEAD was held at 81 6aK, while buyers were Offering
MoLAssEs-No transactions reported
NAVAL SroREs-There a rumor of considerable
in raw turpentine private terms There
was no change In other descriptions.
OILs-Linseed continued steady at previous quota
lions English sold to fair extent at $50, and Amsri
can city pressed at 81 62c, cash Sperm and whale
stood as before, without sales Of moment.
PkovIsIoNs-Saes Of 900 bbls reported at
S 62H; 100 do at $l4 So and lao do at $l4 37H The
from sl4 SIX sl4 e2H; 800 do old Mess we're sold
mt Sls 62H and about 500 do, reported sold at
less price, 100 do prime reported sold at $40 go
Lard-The market was quiet In barrels 1t was worth
9Ac for common; l0x 1910 for good to prime and in
Kegs ii alike for prime Cheese was steady at 7ao
Tor good Herkimer daris with fair amount doing for
export. Butter remained about ths same but 1t was
some less active than in the fore part of the week
a 81 GAY.
susAR.-No sales Of .Muscovadoes were reported The
prices for good qualtie: were steady while common and
inferior grades dull.
TALLow Holders were firm at 10 cts
ToBAcco-We submit the following usual statement
showing the prices Sales receipts stock on hand for
the week ending this afternoon -
SsId Reed this Stock
Prices. this week. apeek. on hand
Kentucky, Virginia
and N. Gsrolins, slto sx $50 hhd. lis hid 1852 nd.
Maryland and Ohio u hi"
Connecticut seed,.. 6 to Is % cs
Pennsylvan seed to l6 2c's, cts SO ca.
fiorida,.. to 60 does 100 bis.
Havana. 2tos7H 80 bbls. ibis. 1870 bis
I7a3c
Cuba'... btop $50 bis 1859 bis. 2oss bis
6sa. ........s5 to Is Ssbls, 35c y bis
OF DomhRo...... l65 bis.
The transactions Of the week have been limited to
small sales to meet actual demand the business season
being almost Prices of all kinds remained upal-
tered.
WHALEsoNE.-The market continued dull.
WHsKEY.-The market was firm and sales Of 40 hhds
Drudge made at 3c 100 bbs Ohio sold to arrive at
ac and 81 do Pennsylvania the spot sold at the
price state prison held at $40.
FRRIeHrs.-Rates to Liverpool were about the same;
some Hour to fill up taken, 1t We reported, at IS
aud cheese at 25s. There ne change In rates to
London, or to Continental ports There good de-
mand for small coasters for the eastward and for the
British provinces.
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M arrled.

At Norfolk on the 18th instant, by thu Rev Mr.. Cum
raAngs, Lieut. EDWARD BRApFoRp, u. s. Army. to Miss
ANN third daughter Of the Hon Littleton w. Tsze-
we'll of Norfolk.
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l'OOn pure OlnerOIy. F T.MEs by Asr,Nw.,,
ole 3.m Sc William street
A RARE CHANCE5T0 JEWELkRs.Irhe pIoprie.
s'f from on an the @ S entire as ."d
fix ures, with good of customers at fair appraisal, for
hfH GR apply sS E;
&c g. % s. f ho s:y e
Ticts Sr admi;;ion the ground 50 cent. each be had
go N ''0'''' 'A''" q ''"' q TIC "'' OH s.rc
NJ airline sOCIETY.-The members of the Marine So.
s M Of
Se ans sSn y" the of taking part in
Im IN T.I. W.&hin u..s,a.
every member will ' aesm SG
Ms duty to attend on 20 n,eIe;,ng oa-Badaes
By order Of Charlie. M'"f, F,si;TS
II society,". % co,aSli, london, Val sset
Of f.iis%s"s ; vs'1hsy ' assent IN
"A Saving. bank for the widow and the orph,nn
United State. Boad Of Local Soee IA Wall street,,
Jacob Harvey. Esq Chairman. samuel s; Hsylspd, E.ql
john Pe% osgha. ss%n. f %oh .a
ass:. Ssss1 Es S Ea%s, Si ,s si E..
Clement .a:. Bdss Esq Ss; , A. 5 SSssy
''0's' ~ '''"'"' ..'' BALrrmonr. ''" '' '
Jonathan Meredith, Esq Samuel Hoffman, Esq.
DR.. H. McCulioh.
Hon Leander Starr General Agent and Edward Rich.
ardson ESQ., General Accountant for the United States and
British N. A. Colonies.
The FOLLOWING ARE AMoNG THE ADVANTAGES OFFERED
IrsTITuTor-The guarantee Of large capital OF
and half millions Of collars. in addition to the accumu.
laon Of premiums, SlS5000
The benefit sec.ed to the assured by the principle
Of the Loan Department. See pamphlets.
The payment Of premiums half yearly or quarterly by par
ties insured for whole term OF fc at uiing additional
charge.
Tn. travelling leave extensive and liberal.
Persons insured for life can at once borrow hall amount OF
annual PREMIUM and claim the privilege Tor hve success
sve years, their own note and deposne Of policy
States the ohree Of the local directors trusees
svabc always to the assured in cases Of disputed claims
should any such arise) or otherwise.
Thirty days allowed after each payment OF premium be-
comes due without forfeiture Of policy.
No charge for duty for medical examination
The society being founded the mutual and JOINT stock
principles parties the profits OF the sociey
twothrds Of which annually after the first five years d.
vded among those assured for life the participation scale
The society connected with either marine or hire inu
The " LOCAL Board every Wednesday at a Wall
street. where all business with the Socety opera
tons America is ransacedafordngt thereby every pos
advantage pomptness and attention to- parties IN caes
ofezye 70 travel, loans settlement Of claims, Nc, &c
Medirhl examiners attend daily, NJ p NJ, alta Wall street.
and the Offices Of the different local boards aud sgsnei
s's iawi'i.rc
X sdi =" bale, No iL'shoEs iao bale, sie,Iyv sAs''
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NJ ASONlC NOTICE.-CAUTION
AvA GRAND SEcRETARY,a OEFIcE


THE NJ CRANE NN9y Lobby aSgs .5 : I'D
Ne New Of Free and Mason. Of The State Of
been eompeied invitation the Com%ittss o.
Monument the instant its msmbsrs thereby de-
from partie in The ceremonies Of the day Free
in Of an having been extended
BY them f9 conduct claiming to Be- m,.onc not
recognized by this othsr Grand Lodge connected
Free Mason such, hold Or association
and %aued gains
uniting with said candestine body in any and from
appearing In public procession otherwise Free Maons
.re By the R. RsG sSY S',Ga Grand Master, secretary
NuiICE:.Thc members Of Washington Assembly, No 2.
hs sss sf ns ,a a,
Se"S s ' s o ss dS. 81 Ss
's'a a,'a'%'"', JOHN fiss' 6SoUcLAss Patriarch
T'HE ADOPrED BADGE, with a correct likeness Of
W;'h,py.cn 70! ths grand celebration be
Nassau stairs, strong. Wood Esnsrave
BOYS wanted early TO morrow. ois it.m
e. B. CLARKE. FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Jig vii.
made range the SisGn my ee
s:: SE S.n: o:f
Whole If me sa Ss1o s.Sh TO sIs T
IAKkE sS5ss % .1s s
go M vii T: S;ss ShS ''fs
he will give information where he sft them The sSov.
trunks md boxes left the wharf be shipped board
the brig Sarah Brown, for Mobile and taken from
there Any information respecting the above be left rs
William st, in the basement. o8 3tissm
VNHE SUBSCRIBER begs leave inform his friends and
the public general that having leased the well situated
house No 80 Cedar street block from Broadway lately
kept by w. Gayl Is prepared TO accommodate single
Gentlemen with furnished and lodging The Bar will
be supplied with the best OF Wines Liquors. Ale and cigars;
and by giving attention his business he haers him
TKEDRIC OSCAR LEVIN
N. B. Meals according Bills Of Fare served at any
hour. ola 3t~rh
ILLINOIS STATE BONDs-The trustees and bond
holders OF the Illinois Michigan Canal requested to
meet at the Office Of Mess Jacob Little Co. This Day,
IA o'clock business Of importance 70 all holding those
0o'o' THOMAS TILETsoN
JACOB LITTLE,
SILAS WOOD,
Committee OF Bondhoders
New York. October 10, Ia47. ols lt.rh
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's and a Enp's c 1H
@ So% @ L Tst the Rs1s:
es has founded the hearts Of admrns thou
ssSd, more ,anayag and mpeI,h.bls than marble brass
@% hs an people will no longer ab
with yensraton and e1clam stranger sojsuIns!
M Ss t. me hs sn f.
s.jiss &:
sS ss
wns's ss all
fs M "S%?s ssR.s c,ysia
in this noble TSk unite with Tuesday 10Th inst
os ss ss sBS5SSSS
u m.mSe, d 9} ;1s sSdy, LODGE NO IsThe
oSeScs. for hs joining At laying
mortal Wilmington ''' ,iSSf ne '"'
OIL 2t*m Committee wo Of Arrangements.
TAe NJ NIB; BENEY6LLHT soCIETYTTho members
rail- respectfully invited attend the celebration Of tho
Mh aee o% the 5 "a
q .sd %sn s
FkENCH BENEVOLENT s0CIEIY-The French re-
Tuesday At
SS for hs
ol9 4.rc II MONHEN. seeretory.
& 5 shi .. g. k ink
sss e' s
s II MI the LAYING Of %
hs .. 9T6 ,y w the Fl Nv
YORK and It's T." xh i Fs
BAppIoprists b,dse. will be found a. the hotel tn.
S
ST JoaN US GR sAS LODGE C0MMITTEE ROOM,
NON tai &.
LIST. Each member with black coat,vest pants hataud white
I'd Each member with blue sash suspended from the left
shoulder and extending to the right hip with blue
3d. E az m.mss. with Master Mu0n' dress
Tyler. Nth drawn sse1s: as: Excellent Matters.
$:;'"' ts:i::
Marx Ma.sers Mss's1. Of 81 Loasss
GRAND p
and $
Lodges Treasurer
Members of st Johns Sen'r and Jr. Grand Wardens.
Grind Lodge. Past Grand Masters.
Past Grand Officers. Grand Chaplains.
The Procession close with the Most Worshipul Grand
Master with the Right Wohpfu Deputy Grand his right
r. 200 Sashes will be the OF the Grand Lodge
the morning. which the members procure Those
that already provided with dress aprons and wish
procure them III make early application Brother James
Creg, Jr, corner of Clinton and Grand streets
HENRY ATWOOD,
AZAkIAH FISK,
VIM. II. CORNELL, Committee ef
ADOLPHUS A. ANDREAS Arrangement.
p. B. LODGE,
In conformity with the above regulations and in order
aid in giving suitable effect aud do justice
emnenIy laudabe and praisewohya that swes the
heart Of every Patriot aud Masoa ed by the
Hon. Joseph H. Anderson M W. Grand Master notify the
officers and members .of the Grand Lodse to appear the
Grand Lodge Room 256 Grand Tuesday
slant A. M also to invite mbes of Lodges under its
Jurisdiction, and all members the fraternity regular stand
TO unite the the Lodge agreeable the
regulations adopted. CHARLES +. LINEBACK.
ol6 sire Grand Secretary.