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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE OF @sssygsM
the faE amne ssson held U on. one M
Grand , D ny co ol 'I i7 The following brethren s
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f' g. 8. NJ Wozencrsit CT REYNOLDS r5pPiti Chap
f BE Fl FaifHSs Ian; c
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" L 6GiisIAsA TEMPLE OF, HONOR. No. meets
s sssSW Sas T; < " Powell yT f NsIvapf y
k Asas@f Mes"a f. A aan f@SE
Bprks " i; John skinner, W C; Jacob Munort' w S.
'V oCs ssnSe' TEM y OF HONOR No ness every
ehsI Tq e so At Wy a MyFS'Pf
R p p XanasSW5fT b Ra u BRTfi .Wm How
" o 4; + isSe@ TEMfIE 81 H6Sok No. meets at
}n %s:2syt pa MY; hs! #ss$ VIZ.
Ts1 bf TEaf sfes o y moHoR No.
Of Pelican Division No corner of St 't ch1,ss and Som
a %ss sIS*'; W% Hall EiIhs f maRts 81
Is%ss saip4 N HaEs'% 4 $} }aa bssno
aefiRl GAN 5 b1 Vi MSSsnS "Wednesday
evening at hapast O'Clock in the Sons Of IempeIance
oni%s he vslan4s and has Hp'ei p o 5eas
onfo W A GaRd ii ill., He9 sys S6es f. j5mfs
Burke, G. Thomas Gurran, G; Isaac Mckenzie .
Martin Haltgaa, Q q NJ ooot. o,or, "Wednesday
evening, al clock Magnys Buildings i, Font Levee
81 Mpnispsy .tson Bs g amUe o Hn
Geo Hale s. Richard L. Meekns' J.; LANES
s; P. Yonnker. o $; Edward Mitchell, ? " r:
UNION pLyspS No ssf eDsfy Ena lye 0
cesW T. Tlton " P. J. Stevens, w J. n Ole par
$; r. 2. Davis, r s; Alex Mclean + A. T. tonel
IS; r. IL. Bmney, G: J. Williams T.; j. H. SAXON
IS: Z. R. William, 0s; -....- ,,,,u.a,, .,on
CRYSTAL FDDN NO a-Ineets every hYsnas ete,,
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BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank-Captnl s2,oCo,oo
GEO. MORGAN, President; S. c. BELL, Cashier Dlrsf
ors S. Stewart r. w. Montgomery, b. F. Fox, y. r.
Dudley A d. Crossman A. ID. Kelly; Z. Gayarre Tor the
State Jacob Ott for Mechanics Society. Lew Pe.rce
Attorney Fl. B. Cenas, Notary Discount Days: Mon
days and Thursdays
City Bank Capital $1,000 600. SAMUEL J. PETERS
President; R. j PALrREy, Cashier. DIRECTORS s. Pe
Stanton w P Converse A Hobart, j.. G. w; Squres,
Sawve, j. r. Russell F. Iordy, VIM, Alling. H. Locket
Attorney H. b. Ccnas, Notary Discount daag; at noon
Branch at Natchioches-A. Lemee, Cashier Branch al
Baton Rouge-L. Shoppers, Cashier.
Canal Bank-Capita s4ooo,ooo. GLENDY BuRKE Pres
Henderson, VIM M. Goodrich ]. l.. Bogen James L. Me
Lean Frank Perrot, J. p Whitney F. b. Conrad, Ator
l.. Hermann. Notary. Discount Days Wednesdays ana
Saturdays Branch at Alexandria B: Chew. Agent; al
Bayou saa-R. lumford, 4 gent; at Franklin-R Hare,
Agent al DonaIlsonyiIe-E }. Tebanlt, Agent.
Louisiana State Capital $4,000, 900 J. p. ID.
VIdSIE President; RICHARD REIF, Cashier. directors
VIM r. Hepp. IL. 3. Harris, r. BIugie Pierre Poutz, A
Felix Gnma Attorney; Aclle ChaEella, Notary. Dis
nsville-Ransom Eastin, Agent.
Bank of Louisiana-Capita 81 600 900. Wv. Mont
G0MErY, President RoB'T NJ. DAVIS Cashier. Direct
toSal Toedano: James j, Day Geo Urqpfart, Alfred Hen
Henshaw and Cuthbe Buitt for the State. Levi PIERCE
Attorney William Christy, Notary, Discount Days ::
Mondays and Thursdays Branch at Donadsonvie-John
Chastant Agent; at Baton Rouge. Menar, Agent at
ST Francsville-J. N. Maynard Agent; at Alexandra-
r. c. Hynson, Agent at Opelousas-E DeBailon Agent
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DAILY CRESCENT !.

N nav or GETTING A HUsBAND.-We have
hoard of the old style of froiic marrlage-namely,
,Le i,mping over broomstck-nght Jovlai iilil
for many youngsier Of both sexes ere the teens
beoun but we have rarely heard OF such triai
of skill for husband as appears to he narrated on
GOOD authority in late English Journal and winch
we find transferred again into a late ISSUE OF Inc
Courier des Etats Unis. An old sailor OF Gales
head. England Scotchman by blrth--Who had
attained the age of seventy-three, and known as
Alexander Brown had served in all the maritime
battles against France, and had passed many years
in that country as prisoner of war, so, TO finish ms
SIGNAL career, he thought to take to himself wife,
which he did by most novel method- froihe
nading one day near Whitley PARK between
Shields and Hartley, he encountered group o'
JOYOUS young girls. H..
Some pleasantries were exchanged between theH,
and one of the girls asked him playiully whether
he would not envy the man who "ol,d marry 'ief
He replied aflirmaiively "Ah, We'll said ,H Sle
(which one of all OF us would you choose ms
was embarrassing: Brown. was not Turk, but an
ENGLISH sailor he would not think of permitting
himself the plurality permitted by the Koran, and
ali The young ladies were equally attractive. He
resolved like brave sailor as he was, to bear
away at all haZards-''I will marry" SAID he,
"that one among you who shall jump The highest,
The originality of this proposition so inspired the
girls that they were instantly contendlng with each
other for the victory of conquering husband A
young and pretty creature by the name OF NeshIf
proved the victor in this strange encounter ana .e
old salt married her on the following day. The
sequel proved that they lived happily together and
reared family of blooming chldren--Bos'on
Tr0uSfyiDf
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MIRROR LIBRARY.

CONTAINING THE CHOICEST SELECTIONS
rom the best Prose amt PGetcGt Hriters If ms
pnEMS OF PASSION-by n P Willis:
Il, Il hh. LAZY IRENE and other Humorous Poenls-lb
, rhe sqHG GS and RMLADS ofGEORGE z. MORRIS:
THE LITTLE FRENCHMAN AND HIS WATER
90 nH S,iet aitS OF the times-hv G. p Morris:
Cornwall i--N "' D"'i'
LETTERS FROM UNDER A BRIpGE-by Willis
THE Rntnto, containing THE Gu PRIT FAY-Ey
Joseph Roiman Drake " ~ y ~
of Edward Gate Pinkney: eous oe'"S
THE LOVES OF THE ANGELS an Eas,or, ID .
by Thomas Moore ~ 'o'"'i'ce
THE IRISH MELODIES AND SACRED SONGS on
THOMAS MOORE. -"S oF
THE ROCCO No. 3, containing the Angel of the World
BY the Rev. George Croy, and the Story OF Rlmjui hy
Leigh Hunt: ' -
THE SONGS AND BALLADS OF CHARLES DIP
DIN The Ban of Poor Jack.
THE MlDSu MINER FAIRIES, the Dream of Eugene
Aram, and other PoenS-hy Thomas Hood
~ The above only form part OF the MIRROR lIRR ARY
L hey are put mp IN form suitable tor mailing
me subscriber is daily receiving his DEPOT all of the
,atesi Work pnbllsed together with the NENSP APERS
MAGAZINES, REVIEWS. etc, etc, OF the day
Traders in Books will be supplied as low rates a.
uheH can De obtained al the regular Northern prices
rediar, and rende invited 10 call and examine for
themselves }. L, MORGAN. Exchange Place
ia' -'-pitW Adjoining the Postctfce
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APPoRTIoNMENT OF TIE LEGISLATURE.

an ACT to apporion tie representation in the Senate
Of he STATE of Leusiana aecoraimg to tie first census
made ~ le47, under the 8th 10th an 18th articles Of the
Constitution.
semby convened that until the census and appor
ibe s % S as sa De 0'osa
the Ris o os he 1t bnR o % pp
river shall form District, and shall elect Senator
of said Ser including the city Of New Orleans shall form form
one District and shall elect four 5 Senators ,.u
The parishes of St John the Baptist, St James and
Senators
The parishes Of Ibervle and West Baton Rouge shall
The parishes of East Baton Rouge and Livingston shall
form s one District and e ee ssn Ssn1G and s.
many shall form one District and elect Senator.
The parish of East Feliciana shall form District, and
The parish OF West Felciana shall form District and
The parish of Point Coupee shall form District, and
The parishes of Concora and Tensas shall form one Dis
Tie parishes OF Madison and Carroll shall form one Dis.
The parishes of Catahoula, franklin and Caldwell shall
form one District, and elect one Senator.
The parishes of Ouacha, MorehOuse Union and Jack
son, shall form one District, and elect Senator
The parishes of Claiborne and Bossier shall form Dis
The parishes Of Caddo De SOTO and Sabine shall form
one DISTRICT ana elect one senator.
The parish OF Natchtoches shall form District, and
elect one Senator.
The parishes of Rapdes and and Avoyelles shall form
District, and elect two Senators.
The parishes of St Landry and Calcasieu shall form one
District, and elect Senators.
The parishes of Lafayette and Vemiion shall form one
District, and elect Senator
The parish of st. Martin shall form District and elect
one Senator.
The parish of St. Mary shall form District and elect
one Senator
SECTION 2 and6eh fnrher enacted That until the
census and appoionmen the representation in the House
OF representatives shall be appooned among the several
parishes and districts of 315 electors representative num-
her tn wit
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By babe is Dorval--'

BERANGER PRINTER And were you real
" printer, Monsieur Berangcr9' said | to the
Chansonner, as he sat chatting in his little break
fast room at Passy, one fine morning in May last:
'"That | was, and famous one too, nor do |
ever take up book without scanning the title page,
for | always excelled in composing title pages.
Mnndbills, too used to work upon, and well re-
member our blue Monday, when all alone in the
office, porting over an old volume of poetry, an old
farrser came in with an order for auction pa-
cards Though | had not been in the office three
months, took the composing stick in hand, then
locked up my form, put it to press, and by stepping
upon stool to fly the frisket, worked of the JOB
cimen, and the money had received. He was so
pleased, good man, that he gave me the money and
half day to spend it inland happy half day it
as.''-Boston Alias Correspondent
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ME0ICAJ,,

DRJM AIRY affections symptoms, vrulent diseases being
so peculiar their nature, that unfortunately but few
are able to i,cuss them 1t therapeuca fact import
ance the more the disease peneate into the system losing
its specific and undergoing the whk
cu does the treatment become General Syphilis spon
taneous and takes place under host OF different medicines
onerv Distinguished yield 10 professional treatment of Gu
rave order and the safest method aaea eu1s Of the
rn,arr affections the shortest possible time at the same
t snbdnng their characteristic chain OF serious complains
DR. MALLON, Is Canal street thoroughly and etectuay
80 Ill Of those diseases The Doctor contemplate with
oans Of great satisfaction, his success There but
few cases on record in the annals OF the healing art which
sd more striking proof OF my triumph over disease than
On and complete of well known case (in
Ills mat was looked desperate and beyond tho
Street The Doctor has removed to 78 Canal street four
doom. from ROYAL street. mh7 Sm
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VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.

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I'll TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED FL
STATES from its organization to the present time lnclu-
ding the 18th volume OF Towards Repors-by James Hol-
"A SELECTION OF LEADING CASES UPON
CRIMINAL LAW, decided in the U. S. Supreme Court,
with Notes and Iustraons-by James P. liocombe, Esq.
4 vol. 8vo. , - . -,
from the third and last ngsh edition greatly enlarged BY
the addition of Notes and References American Auhor
tie-by James p. Holcombe and VIM Y Gholson, OF Cln
cnna-in handsome volume. ~ lo , ~
WARREN'S POPULAR AND PRACTICAL IN
PRODUCTION TO LAW STUDIES, with Illustrations
from American Law-APpleton's new and improved edi
tion-in one handsome volume.
ALso-The following at reduced prices:
CIVIL CODE OF LOUISIANA;
MARTINS LOUISIANA REPORTS-0,d and New
Series; - = - . - - c,,,
MARTINS CONDENSED REPORTS OF THE ST.
PREME COURT OF LOUISIANA;
BENJAMIN AND SLIDELL'S DIGEST-Enlarged
Edition. - - - -
DEsIIX'S DIGEST AND GENERAL INDEX;
GREINER'S CODE OF PRACTiCE-New Edition;
GREINER'S LOUISIANA DIGEST;
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Sationer
Warehouse j. o. STEEL
mh5 I'm IA Camp street.
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.

LETTERs-For a single letter. not exceeding half an
ounce, (ayodupolse) sent not exceeding ooO miles,
For every half ounce and excess over every malt
ounce, the rates of postage; and when adver-
tised two each letter four cents, if the
advertising cost so much additional.
For drop letters, to be mailed, each,
CIRCULARs.-For any printed circular handful, adver
tsement unseaed sent any distance. ............
NEwsPAPERs-Of 1900 square inches or less, sent
30 and not than 100 miles, distance
, WITHIN me Slale,
Not exceeding 80 miles, free
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Railroads The CHrro'iton Raiir0sd Cars leave the
depot at the corner of Periido and Baronne streets
The Lafayette Railroad Cars leave the corner of Canal
and Baronne streets, every half hour, during the day
Tbs PoackdrfdiR Railroad Cars leave the Depot at The
corner OF Champs Esees and Old Ievee streets every hour
Turing the day.
~ The gsficdR Gnlf Railroad Cars leave the corner of
tiamps Eiysees and Good Children streets.
Canals The Canal Cnropdfksf connects the First Mn
hcpaty with Lake Pontcharrain the " Old BASIN being
terminus. - a'' ~ o"' Us '"Ne
tne sNrn Cana "onnees the Second Municipality with
Lake fontchatraln the New BASIN on t'rcr. street he
tween Julia street and Triton Walk he,ug M riy taninn
and Port Lathpr its lake terminus - " Wy >'
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Port Officers Jos. Swer Harbor-master LIST Munich.
pslity Francis Quaes do I'd do. E. Sheridan do Sd do
d. Stickney, Master Warden.
J. Clark, s. High, A. Gapdeviele Port Wardens.
Josiah Cole F. Lefebvre. G. Bougny, A. Lyaudas and
P. Lanaux inspectors of Flour.
W. Winbune, Aug. BoZant and A. Mckeever Repack.
ers and Inspectors of Beef and Pork
Joseph Dubuc Insp. Weights and Measures LIST Munc'y
U. Pauche, do. ID do; L; GleTmont, do; Sd DO.
A PreuI z. Dprriye. J. J. Whery. s. w. Polk, P. a
Green, A. Duplaner Inspectors of Tobacco. N. c. Hail.
Treasurer.
DENIS PR1ETR Collector; D. 8. Hincks and I W Hincks,
Deputy Collectors Acee LaBranche, Naval Officer; Louis
Deletra Deputy dc David Hayden Surveyor j. Graham,
psh BSyd sne6s Ef Gassf
Book-keepef; A. d. Doriocourt Registering Clerk L. s.
Desforges, I'd do; p Cucuu, Sd do; f. Coltax Impost
q 60 ino T.
Debentue Clerk G. B. Montamat Cash Clerk H Genees,
Assistant do; F. B. Bernard, Commercial Abstract Clerk
Up White, Assistant Abstract Clerk W F c. Duplessis,
bonding Clerk W: t.. Wells storekeeper f. Ducayet,
Deputy; John Taylor, Inspector at Port Bayou St John
s. H. Page, Surveyor and Inspector at Port Pontcharain
B. pay 1Ln NJ o Cse a Pearson
land, r. A. Williams, L. sesot, L. r. RanaIddson, T.
Avegno Jr.. B. Williams, P. Kennedy c. l.. Cruzat N
Sinpott Jr. G a, TaIarie, t. Beck, N. W Campbell
P. L. Maspero Richard Rust, s st. Cyr j. s Harris A.
Rousseau John Wilcox p Gentin John G. Taylor, James
". Vandegrih p L; 3. Duplessi; w, K. Stiles Joseph
8. Upher, Duveney Farrar, Y DupIessis, A. B. Shelby
George b. Bowdtch. o. A. Kirkland Thos. Thdarl v n
Smyth, Musgrove Evans John Dalman w. w. Virgins,
F. l.. Ncomede, w. Riley Knight
J. Gillespie. r Barnes, w SIX A. Baldwin j. Dolan, f.
l.. Breed, II. Crane
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Re s i d ence of Foreign Consuls.

Switzerland. John A Merle, Esplanade street
.HGnteptdeo.. y. Walls 2B Common street.
Hamburg. VIM. Nogel, 50 Bienvie street.
Denmark F. Nles. los Common street.
Enskand.... VIM. Mure, 10 Royal street.
Portugai..... A. J. Gouven cor Common & Carondele
Hanspcr. James b. Behn. IS Bienvie street
Belgium. james b. Behn, 50 Bienville street.
Holland. +. NJ Ward, 81 Common street.
.Ns7cay...... D, Miesegaas, "a Old Levee.
Prussia. VIM. Nosel, IS Bienvile street.
.fastrfo,......J: II. Elmer Exchange Place.
Bremen. .... Frederick Rodewad, % Bank Place.
Russia. Emile Johus no Poydras street.
France. A Roger corner st. Peter and Rampant ss
Rrs,H...... Pierre Reynaud. "a Tchoupitonlas street
Baden... Jacob Heinrich Elmer. Exchange Place
Span Carlos de Epana. IS6 ST Louis street
Rome......... Il. c. Daron 81 Common street.
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FRENCH PRoNoUNCING DICTIONARY.

TNHE Observation-Disclosures DICTIONARY
(surenns) Of the French and Enslsh anfudses l IN
and French The first part compromising words in COM
terms connected with SCIENCE terms bsongns TO
II 600 lately published with the pronunciation OF every
word according the French Academy and the most emil
nent photographers and Grammaans together with oo
critical remarks in which the various methods OF ponoune
ing employed by different authors Investigated and COM
pared with each other The second part containing sop
Gus Vocabulary of English words and expressions, with the
remuneration according 10 Walker The whole preceded
by Ectica and comprehensive system of French pronun
CATION BY Gabriel surenne, F. A $. p, French Teacher
matieal Society of Paris Lecturer Military History in the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy, and author OF several
Also, REDS DICTIONARY of the English language
containing the Pronunciation Eymolosy and Explanation
OF ali words authorised BY eminent writers.
Just received for sale at the New Orleans Stnoners
Warehouse and Emporium for Standard, Miscellaneous,
iu nh "'' ~ '00' J. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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ores. UUTS, NC.,
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
PERSsE & BROOKS,

@OAPER MANUFACTURERS, &c, Nos. IS and o.
L Nassau street, between Maiden Lane and John stree.
Neo York p B; manufacture Paper of Eanois s sa
and descriptions and having constant operation ~ De
Mills at Windsor Locks three e. inch FoudrneI Mashns
with fourteen Engines are enabled to execs os n ~ %
uniformity OF weight color &c They also inv psisIpaa
attention 10 their PRINTING and PATENT ENyElHfnna
PAPERS, large supply of which they have con;aWd 1,
Tissue Hardware Cloth Wrapping Tea Shoe and p ss
PAPERS, Coored Mediums &c. Trnnk, Bindss n nn1S
Celebrated Bleaching Powders. O. bs
The hi chest price paid for Rags Rope Cuttings, &c H
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River Premiums.

Ns4o Orleans q prem.
To Vicksburg and all intermediate Landings ....sskO q
To Memphis Mills Point, Randolph, Manchester,
Shreveport, Hanisonburg, Vernilonville, Co
and Jones Landing AGOl!
To Louisville, st. Louis, Evansville Ecore Falre,
Coates Buff, Columbus, (Ga:, and Grenada,.1 ola
To Vincennes, Shawneetown, Tuscumbia, Flo
r. renee and Nashville E0l4
non, ,Alen Jefferson and Amserdam :. 14@l4
Montgomery ana tuscaloosa {Aia. .....,..; Hs0sh
Futon, @s
To Fort Smith, and Jonesborough Cred River ..21aI34
To Alexandria and Natchitoches, ga z
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No 3 " 81

,pnIraI TEXT ROCKS. &c-Medica Students can
yk ind at the New Orleans Sationers Waehq 3 ~
Camp street the largest and best assortment OF III h NJ
TEfIC WORKS of the latest revised editions, at pun
shers prices This collection embraces works in every
branch of the Healing Ar.and stands unv aed as a COM
price as they sold Boston New York and phads
ent he attention of Medical Students and the Medical
Faculty generally is respectfully invited The subscriber
feels assured that critical examination OF The STOCK anu ''
will give satisfaction 10 all parties :, o..
mh5 j. Ii. STEEL, IA camp ST.
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THE GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES

are apposing them Misguided men How utterly impo
sblc 10 arrest their spread The most extraordinary ceif.
parts of the country; certificates which have asonhed the
respectable citizens Many of these testimonials have
been submitted gentlemen OF great distinction who have
carefully examined them TO see that they are genuine.
Among these the Re- N. Bangs, II. d., of the Metho
dist Epscopa! Church and Francis Hail. ESQ., editor of the
New York Commercial Advertiser. We finally submitted
Tie Hon. VIM. " Brady, the Mayor of New York who
has given his certificate under the Great Seal OF the CITY
that they genuine and reliable.
With such names we fear opposition. We are fortified
at every point and solicit continuance OF the nnexampi
patronage have already received We would earnestly
advise
Ist That in every ncighbohood where there Gaeien
berg Depot immediate steps should be taken have
one. By addressing the General Agent OF any district
this be secured
3D. Families should club together and get immediate sup
3d. Emsran Societies and other planthopc bodies should
furnish them to the needy. - -
Ofthe GRAEFENBERG VEGETABL LIE PILLS alone
10000 boxes are sold each anil euery week.
Of the HEALTH BlTTERS, an enormous quantity
are warranted to make two quarts OF Biters superior to any
in the world They are composed of Roots, Herbs Bars
and Vines gathered in the vast forests and palrs OF Ama
and speedy and certain RESTORATIVE Oh weak and
debitated constitutions.
The other Medicines of the Company are OF equal value
aH fife i1s e GfRi'AIEMFENBERG sARsAPARILLA COM
P6tNDITHE GRAEFENBERG, EYE LOTION
THE CHILDREN'S Pan AGEAo - HE, GREES
MOUNTAIN % 0INTMENTT IVRf SoNsuMprHE
d. HANSBROUGH, 72 GIMP Street, .Nsw Orleans,
LG to whom applications E t Ag1PA %Sy Os ests
New York February, ls48
~ For sale by WELD q CO, Periodical Agents &c e. Y
Camp street; D. FELT & co; Stationen' Hall "a Chai.
tres street; ALFRED HUNTER corner Of Ex %ns
p NJ City of Latayette J. L. VAN BOKKELLEN; co.,
ne of Camp and st, Mary street. Lafayette. mhi I'm
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I. O. o. F.
Time, Places of Holding Meetings. and Officers OF the
Several Lodges.

Several Lodges.
GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, s,sS=ssasssez
6eobe at Ss Hail. nna
Of Tehoupteuas and Poydras streets oyer s,aas
" R se S'1 Aug E fS WISELY sfa val
IT, " Ws Ma5s3 Z rs5 AnssS Ssf'f!s
E2Rsh H. ss II sa
XIV fsS55ftf Wa IsaI's
in FGn on n 5o Hayma
Ft TS15 ss Y Ne %ss:f's Hall of the Grand
bs aSs cesa Sidney S sse5safy FEEL Mil
t cREsCEF EobG o Tesn
kssaS R o,s sas ss " kk%
JEFfEkSSS LODGE No; smse s, Tuesday
Thomas Cook, G; - Eurdett, Secretary; E. R. Beach,
TEUToNIA. LODGE, No, lo-meets, every Tuesday,
at the @ # Eo apa S hOnpS': tF1 Hsoanh
'5isIIEf!A n LUZ
W FL EsuRn esp EFT
T. Val Witt, j., Treasurer ]. Q. A. Holt, Permanent
CoMMERcIAL LODGE, No. 12-meets at the Hall of
Blake Secretary j. G. Glover Permanent Secretary VIM
l. H H9ssaf TIf noBGE No 11nptea Now
meets Thursday evening st o'clock at the Hall Of
the Grand Lodge, corner of Poydras and Tchoupouas
streets OiicerF. w Delesdefner, G; John C. Larue,
yG; j. G. Dunlap, Secretary L. A Levy, Jr., Permanent
Secretary; J. C. Taylor, Treasurer.
HOPE LODGE, No 14-meets every Wednesday at
O'clock P at C[eSeen po Hail. Camp street Ro ose ens.
tary; Edward Flash, Treasurer.
DELTA LODGE, No. 15-meets every Monday night, at
Estin G; NJ L. Mcjion, G; Bernard Magone, Sec
TEMPLAR LODGE, No l6-meets every Friday even
NC; G., W. r. Baily, vG Harmon Doane, Secretary ;
..CoVENANT LODGE, No 17-meets in the Hall of
Washington Lodge No 3, Third Municipality, every Tues
day evening. OficeE-T A. Packard; G; d; B. Forbes
VG DGeye5 SSsSseary Daniel Mhess[ s1suIet
+ j. Come :s, Y G: v Aenan secretary j. Font
ETOIIE POLAIRE, No. 19-meets every Monday even
L Parent, n G; c. Amme, V G; A. de Amas, Secretary
INTERIOR DEMONSTRATION Lodge, No A. meets
at Bayou Sara De Soto Lodge No. 7, at Baton Rouge
-. Louisiana Eneampment, No 2 at Bayou Sara.
GRAND ENC ANTPN1ENT OF PATRIARCfS-lnees
evenings Oficers-C w Whali Nj w G Pat W.
riarcl: II. Thomas, ir.. NJ EG II P; G. Hooper, X
w G Sen. Warden; H. p Andrews; w KS
aI WhbEY Y ESCAMpMENT No meets in the Hall
OF the Grand Lodge first and third Saturdays of each
= Bernard Cohen, scribe; w " Herbert, $ W; Thomas
HoBRH EStaN mIsT So '5 sNmees at Crescent
Hail No l3 Camp street, the Cd and 4th Saturdays of
ii. G. steson, $ W; - W; -, scribe; Geo C.
Lawrason, Treasurer.