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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
II. d, STANTON,
BOAT BUILDER.

NA~REGSTowS, JEFFERSON Co., Onio,
II a On hand and for sale, and viii build to order. at
we leNtst reies, and on the shortes. notice. riai.
S'nre, toai aud Floar Boats. Orders from abroad willie
promptly attended 10. sen, . ty
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

THE subscriber her- leave 90 inflfm soldiers, Coach
y makers and the public generally. that De has lsst
orenCd a general assortment Of the atovp goods, az his
Old stand, No. l5t Main street, Wheeling, where lie WI
be happv 20 see all persons wishing to purchase any
thing IN bis line. Having purchased my stock with
care, ! shall he able 10 sell q good article. and hope. by
strict attention 10 business and far prices. to merit a
share of pahic patronage. JOHN OTE
ETSaddle. Trunk and Harness Mauufscturinr con
timed a. heretofore. [sep2T JOHN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

Too COOP To Be LosT.-An amusing Incl
dent occurred in our streets a few days since.
A sturdy drover from the great West was
driving a herd OF cattle along slowly and lei
surely.
A gentleman. who has an eve 10 fun, aud
at the same time a warm hand for old Z4ck,
saIuted the man Of beef with this remark
"Are these Cas- or TAYLOR ca,tIe2
Our Western drover replied
Taylor cattle all over, they amt anything
else
Satisfied with the answer the Wing buried
TO the domicil OF an invetera,e Democrat.
See here H-y, here's a curiosity, a drove
of CaSs cattle"
Pleased with the news our Democratic
friend came to tie dcof and accosted The Dro-
yer.
"Cass cattle. ali. fine fellows, slick and fat
and,
"Cass aud be d-d' spoke ou,Ethe buckeye.
"do you suppose | would drive Csss cattle all
the way from Ohio here? No sir'ee--these
cattle come from the Buckeye state which
will give Old Jack, twenty thousand majori
ity, and but before the Western man
could finish our Democrat friend had sloped.
= WliamSport (lNd.) Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

~ Fich's Instruments. Just received. a fresh sup.
~ plg Of abdominal supporters, OF all sizes. with
Shoulder Braces, and iuhalinG tubes. his valuable lee
lures on the uses Of The Lungs, and causes, prevention
and cure OF consumption. For sale by J. MELLOE
Sept. 20. Uuiou st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
CRY or WHEELING. e5,b sept I.4s.l

Once OF street Commissioner l..
Until Monday next, the % OF October, lsls, viii re-
eeive seated proposals for furnishing aud setting Curb
Stones on The souihside Of Centre i. from jh 20 9th sis.
Also TOR reseitlna old curb stones and furnishing and
citing new curb stones, on west side OF Main It. from
Franklin 20 North 81.
Also for constructing a sewer along the South side Of
2nd 50 IN The jth ward, from the east side Of Main to the
west side Of Chapliuc 81.
Any further Information desired, can he obtained up
on application to the subscriber.
JOHN G~ILCHRfST,
81 CoumIssloufF.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

iSBvEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Correspondence Of the Pittsburgh Gisetie.
Philadelphia. sept %, 1918.
The steamer Acadia arrived at Boston, on
sunday last, bringing dates rom Liverpool 70
the Oh instant.
la the Liverpool market, groin had deeln-
edneariy TO the extent OF the recent odysn-
ces. Corn was dali at 93l3ls. Wheat sold
at 25a3ls per quarter.
Flour--The market was dull, with no
change in quotstious.
Proyisions-Imports have been limited
Lard was brisk, with an advance Of Is per
ewt. Bscon was dull, but prices continued
firm.
The weather was favorable for harvesting,
and the potato disease was less alarming than
mad been anticipated.
The Queen addressed Parliament from the
throne, on the 9th instant, after which her
highness siar,ed for Scotland.
IRELAND.
Every thing is represented as tranquil in
Ireland.
FRANCE
Lamaftioe has published his defence of the
charges preferred Is Inst him, by which Cav
aignae IS com eiied 10 decay his intention to
suppress The Constitutional.
The Bonaparlisls are moving with a vie
Of electiug Louis Bonopart to tire Presidency.
ITALY
The Austrians have enforced heavy contri-
buttons on the city oil Parma. which being re-
fused, taey commenced piIloging the city,
SCHLLSWlG AND H0LSTElN.
Refused To acknowledge the ar,uisiic CON
cluded by Prussia, in the name ofthe German
ic Confederation
The French Government has received les
patches from Arago. Minister at Berlid, an
nouucing Austria's acceptance Of the media
lion OF France & England in the settlementof
the Italian question.
There is a general excitement in Italy, and
constant tumuIts prevail.
4 London Geographic letter states that
Corn had advanced on saturday IS, and Wheat
4 pence, Corn sold at 33a36s, aud Flour 34s
the marhct closing firm.
Philadelphia, Sept %.
Letters from Liverpool state that il IS unsafe
10 speculate as to future prospects Of rain.
The Alexandria Gazette, speaking of the
lettee to the late lnnedendent Taylor party OF
Maryland, says: at is conceived in the most
honorable, Independent, aud patriotic spirit,
aud expressed with such judgment. as must
command the respect Of every unpre JUDGED
man."
The National lntelligencer, in copying this
letter, say:
This letter, like every other successive dis
closure Of the sentiments and feelings ofour
candidate for the Presidency. shows how much
his own ~delicacy and extreme modesty have
heretofore stood in the way of that just uppre-
citation Of his character which every Que is
now enabled to nuke.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
J0NN d. Es0GE.
HALTER.
ST., WHEELING. Va.

UNION ST, WHEELING, Va.
Beautiful new style silks in great variety of
~ colors, including blue aud gold, steel grey, green K
black. green and purple aud other fashionable comhina.
mons, Chameleon colors, embroidered and plain; also, a
few pieces extra heavy black silks, rich iuslro for dress.
es and vessetes. Just received. O
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
A GREAT TAYLOR MEETING IN RICH
M0ND.

There was an immense meeting held IN
Richmond (Va.) on Wednesday night, which
was addressed by the Hon. VIM. C.. Rlyes. in
"a speech Of eloquence aud power. The Rich
mond Times says OF 1t:
MIR B,yes spoke nearly three hours, before
a crowded audience, and commanded their
unremltliug attention TO the last. The course
OF his argumeut was to demonstrate the high
usurpations Of President Polk in the COM
mencemeut and conduct OF the Mexican war;
TO dissect the political character OF General
Cass, making especially manifest his great UNI
steaoiness as statesman, his readiness TO IL
mite in war or any other rash policy 50 ii bid
lair 10 be- popular, and the unreliable nature
OF his professions in regard 70 the great sec-
tional question OF the day; and, hnally, 10
set fourth In bold relief, the noble quantities OF
our own great leader. and ms admirable hi
ness ior tie present emergencies OF the couh-
tu. To Ma Fillmore also MIR Rlves PAID an
exalted tribute Of praise.
The effect OF the speech may be Judged from
the following l.ct stated in the Times:
We connect omit To- mention. asan evidence
of lie i0rcr Oh Ma ktvrs Argument, that one
Of the most intelligent Democrats in The city.
openly declared that all his difficulties had
been removed. aud that he should noH vote
cordially for Gen Taylor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

The undersigned viii receive proposals tor
renting for a term OF wears. about forty feet OF
ground living on Market 81. Immediately west
ct the L1uc8stcrian Academy and adjoining
the hose house. JAS. PAUL..
September. 21.-iw.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
PIGS WANIFn-


rENlE highest price paid for good clean rags at Fl and
n 30 south Wheeling, BArsErT & ~ROBINSONtS,:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
BEAR IN MIND.

That the Presidential Election IS held on the
first Tuesday, the 7th Day OF NOVEMBER
next. and that it lasts but Tor Que day only!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
TO PRINTERS.

\ coniorniity with an order OF the council. sealed
- PROPOSALS viii Ire received By the undersigned uutI
'He MN Jay OF Ne.oser next, for the printing aud hmJ.
ing OF 100 Five hunlffdl copies of the laws OF the CIV
OF W meeting, up to TIE present time. The contract wdl
~ IetAac, aud VIII Be made with the lowest and hest
'iolaf sHERRARD CLEMENS.
hert>9 Chairman Committee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP STORE.
l59 MAIN ST. WHEptIxe Y,

p ~ snascrlbef would say 10 his patrons and the pul.
PC sehefalt, that he Is nov OPENING aud viii ron.
tinu" receiving ladies' shoes and gentleinen's Boots of
'e attest tsshtoa-accidedly tie hest made work eyer
oheleh west OF the mount ains-net selected uor
made te ordcr, hut hy the subscriber who Il H. 80
r@'"ei el lhe hrm where ttes ae manufacturer. I'M
I'D cay OF fhuadelphiaj Also, a fan assortment of
iahlta ana geutlemeH's gum shoes. VIZ. Forred 49,,
uhs, hlied, leather soled. aud metallic.
AS'' easiohl made Mp boots. ~ewel aud pesreA, also
a""Hs cii tools, sewrd ana pegsed; custom, made no.
fS's'se~ed aud prgseI. The usual unantuv OF eastern
N"iN' vel selected snd made 10 order. "a, ahout tbres
'-ols@"s rN4fs' az Slri0 tor b0p.s, and 81 for shoes.
sA'sHirH' iunk az those cork soied water proof boots
90 49, an A'luel' lstpt9l NM. BUI.E.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

gzMBkolDERiES-MAgnrhceni Lace Canes. Qneen
A~ Mary toiarS and French worked do; enhfoIdsreI
,uls' ihiead Laees and Edsings, JacOnet and Swiss
sePt6 OW U~FIsKrrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

Our compositor yesterday aeeidently omit
ted the name of Ohio, in the list oil States
that would vote for TAYLOR. The aggregate,
boveyer was correct, lS6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
RICH EVENING DRESSES

TsiNHs Biue Mackinaw in The city; also dark green
:" brown ana drahs-dne white twiied led do. lust
received .septs2I j. 5. RHODES, Bridge corner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

The friends OF Gen. Cas- take great trouble
10 Justify his conduct at iiull's surrender, and
TO iaud his course in relation TO that event.
Fortunately the friends Of Gen. Taylor have
10 sneh trouble, he never surIenders.-BHfa.
10 Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

Is EEEiN I'D this day, by express from New York. a
go few elegant embroidered farty Dresses.
aepS@ j. :. RHODES, Bridge corner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

seg BBLs ALCOHOL, 20 and 30 per cent.-our own
@S manufacture, for sale by
sept II, 1873 PRYOR K PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

DIED AT Washington. Pa. ON Wednes-
day, the 10Th inst. Mr.. ALEXANDER LAWS
of this city. aged 50 years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
ZACHARY TAYLOR AND LEWIS CASS-
REGULAR AND EXTRA PAY.

Taylor S93,42l 81, all as regular pay for 40
years service.
Considering the legal salary as regular, and
all pay over and above the legal salary as ex-
ira, the account OF Lewis Cass stands thus
REGULAR PAy-Lewis Cass, as Colonel aud
General, from IL April, 1872, TO
/ May, 1914, S5,447 81
Salary as Governor of Michigan,
from 9th Oct, 1913, TO 3lst Aug.
1881, 35,5I6 30
Secretary of War, from LIST Aug
ust, 1881, to4th October. 1886, 30,934 II
Minister to France, from 4th 0c-
tobet, 1886. TO 18th November,
1912. 81. 97s 26.
| As outfit and return. 1854 90
lSenator 29th Congress, 4,449 60
iSeuator, special session of 1885,
az days) 968 90
Regular pay, Sl4l, las "a
| Doubgul-Charges as Marshdlof Ohio from
1907 10 1918.
SALARY Of 50 900 per year includ-
edJ 2O,654 is
Ertra Pay-Reporied as Erira PAY BY J.
L, Spencer, Secretary of Var, in lS42-
Zee Report:
For %rations, office rent, fuel, &C.,
called regular pay, sl6,563 CT
Rations while settling his ac-
counts at Washington, called
regular pay, 4l6 90
Office rent, fuel, &c, from 9th
{ October, 1913, to lst August,
/ 1881, called regular pay, Sl4,7l5 90
Making treaties-his settlements
for extras, Indian code, and
serving out OF Michigan, 27,5S7 90
Paw as Drputy Ouartpr Master
/, General and Captain, from
|, 1877 to 1922, 1852 43
S62, ia 10
(All the above items, were recei-
we'd while Gov. OF Michigan.)
Extra Tor services as Marshal OF
Ohio. serving s~ubpGnas, &c, $50 20
Contingencies as Minister TO
France, 1884 90
Total Extra Pay, SOS, 428 30
R~EcAPITuLATIoS.
l.. Cass, Reg. Poy, Sl44, IlS II
Doubtful, 20.654 IS
Extra Pay, 66,42S 80
---S234 ,23I 49
O~r,allowing his payas
Marshal, SIX years,
al $500 per anuum,
as regular, 81 200,
and the balance as
extra, ii would stand
thus:
Regular Pay, Sl44,766 n
Extra Pay, 69,462 IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

DRESS GooDS-Just reed a choice assortment of
= Dress Goods, comprising allthe most recent styles,
suitable for the present aud approaching seasons.
sept6 HElskEGL
"a RTlFlCiAI4 FLOWERS, &c-FrencIi Flowers,
-S'A and extra pretty Bonnet Ribbons and Ribbon he It's,
Just reed. lsep : o. w. HEISkELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
LINSLEY INSTITUTE.

Wesh a., oco focos TO preserve this
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

JOS. $. MEILOR.
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
WILL. give instruction on the Piano Forte. Violin.
" Guitar and in Vocal Music. For terms, &C. &c
alrly al his residence ON 4th, above Union ST., or al T.
hledor's Music Store, on Union st.
Pianos Tuned, aud music arranged for bands. sena2
WARRANTED NOT TO SHRINK.
"A FEW pieces real WrLon FL.sNEL. which the
SNs shusciiher VIII receive 10 pay for, if they shrink.
stpt2 j. :. RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

TWENTY FEMALE VOLUNTEERS.
TWENTY Female Volunteers, who know NIL about
: war on Rag Carpets, . unteer their evidence. that
J j 6arrettson has The hest Rag Carpets in the rity-for
sale at Tie lowest prices. If their evidence is disputcI
they VIII hght a battle, compared to which the battle of
Monterey was a mere sham. For Rag Carpet apply to
sept Ia, Is J + GARRErTSON, Monroe ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

(All the above items, were recei-
we'd while Gov. OF Michigan.)
Extra for services as Marshal of
Ohio. serving subPGnas, &c,
Contingencies as Minister TO
France.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

= CASES Pure Tatgrc Acid. tsec.,.d
- low ~ ts'p' H. Ie.ol rGfoK q fitLL-1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

Or,allowing his pay as
Marshal, six years.
al $500 per anuum,
as regular, ST 200,
and the balance as
extra, it would stand
thus:
Regular Pay, 81
Extra Pay,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
FRANCE

Lamafline has published his defence OF the
charges preferred against him, by which Cav
aiguac i, com eiied 10 decay his intention TO
suppress The Cons'iiutionale.
The Bunapdrlisls are moving with a vie
of e%lectiug Louis Bonapari to tire Presidency.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15
M As ON &c.

GRAs sIs a koDGE
S@is,s-M r SHdsy y " %?a"d Sa;s 1u4 r: -.
ssS'y s !sHa S $!s w
& JunsI Warden; D2nisIBlall. TIeas'r; v. ii. =
Williams, Mshai J. J. A. siaass, Tys G""p'a''
Lodges under the jurisdiction otae GRIND Lodge Of La
rGsoRsE WAsHIsGToN LoDGr, No. l. meets the Isl
sf 81 ss5 ,5 Ss,s%spa q + Isf%a%
Treasurer + j. Martin b A. Wnis :5ss u D. "'D
he d Monday Of zach massi the U5d FsIy~s Iia
H& SI " s siss v b 5De W mas
WARREN LoDGE, No. 3meets the Cd Tuesday in each
month over the CaIsoton Railroad Depot OF Ba5onn
sW; John Claiborne w Eu.k sec'y J. II Lands nGs
Trsa;r N. Williamson, D; Joseph n Bates d; J. A.
MARION LoDGE No. 4-meets the ih Tuesday of each
D n II ps GSamG9 Il gT hsa D. Rs Mods
W; Richardson sD;C. Collins d; Alex. Mclean Tyler
TuE CRESCENT CRY LODGE. No. 5-meets on the Is,
s s's"s ssSs ?GH FsTo,o e kt Ia
Raymond, Tisaaie a' " besies sIe; sS Mss 3
HIRAM aa,, to 70 Is ~ mee the 3D. Wedpesday Of
fts1 %S5 B. e S%%'? w r. Sf"i2S
Names M inte H. ssrsa,y honcaster Treasurer JOS
j II.
EUREKA LoDGE. No. s-meets in Lafayette on The il.
"Wednesday Of each month"; Levee St, Jackson
ODfcGrs-A J. Williams, w NJ; J. 5. Devices. 5 w: j
DennIger, W F. KaIteyer. Treasurer; j. b. Clements
Secretary; j. +. Thorpe ID; S. Newburger, D. J. Gu:
oertsOn, Tyler.
ALPHA Lopez, No. e-mees the 1st and Sd SATURDAY
OF each month IN the Masonic Hall, IS Common st. or
cers-James r. Har,sock w NJ; w. II. Hutcbings 5 W :
=. rudean, w; Theodore j. Martin ecrelary Johua
Baldwin. Treasurer.
ST. JOHN Lopez, No. 9-meets On the Sd Tuesday OF
each month, al the Masonic Ha Of Ba5onne ard
Pentido SIS. Gftcers--J NJ Wisdom, w NJ; J. W. Car
roll. ) w J. McRae w w. q. Kendall Secretary :"
J. Pegian. Treasurer r Coffmau. D.
HOLLAND CHATTER No. }. of ROYAL "A
ARCH MASONS-under nn immediate ju.isdc- ~.
ton OF the General Gran Chapter for the United X
Statehood their monthly the hrst w
Monday evening OF eaCh month, the Masonic Hail.
the CaifotOn Railroad Depot, OF Baonne and Per
dido streets. Otcers-T H. Lewis. h 2; d. Blair secy
NEW ERA CHAPTER OF RoVAL ARCH MAsoNs-under
the immediate jurisdiction OF the General Grand Chapter
the I ned Sateshold their monthly meetings on the 20
Monday evening OF each month"; the Masonic Hall
the CarrOton Railroad Depot OF Baonne and Perdo
ss.. .oficers-John Gedge Ii p: H. NJ. Summers. Sec y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15
MEDICAL CARD.
S on T HE RN M EDlCAL OFFICE,

~ No: 10 CiRO.NDELET ST.
'I'o TIE ~ HliC.-NIne years permanently located
= THIS city, combined with the UNMARRIED success pec-
mar system OF treatment for SyphIic, Mercural aud III
IhI0nc complaints has met with during that lime has fu
aild soundiy established our reputation.
The Southern Mdica Office, No Is Cdr0ndclff STR. H.
established in 1870 tor the OF all Chronic affections
WIN lew exceptions, known 10 all the only object oil II
fced with any OF those private diseases when untG
natey so prevalent, they consult with certainty al
guarantee of cure.
10 those especially, who Fl an mnoGerate u of Nc
cnry IaltTactIce or Secondary Syphilis Causing Nuis W
me bones, nocturnal Rheumatism Itching the che .
boChes on the skin, ulcers the throat general da.Ydr
nave ruined their constitution recommend 10 call Ht'
l tor We confident that the prompt and permanent
iel they Will derive rom the active effects OF treatment
"h al once convince them OF our cupaDty OF uug VIII
profess.
W. do not boast of making rapid and haety cures but urr
satisfaction Is to perform thorough and radical one In ,
short asPace OF time rs 1t can possibly be done with avan,
tage and safety to the patient.
we Will not here, through newspaper medium, enter II
any elaborate remarks regarding venereal affections, II
!sease mat unfOr unaeiy pevadeS al ranks OF society
and poor, and single; all wit observe Is III
class his peculiar with of those that describe
'feallse) by calling al Office will give HIM free
all chages what exp anaiIon or advice he may desire
u often happens that -tined shame or drc9
o. discovery deters patient from applying those who tOtl
education and rspecdh.ty belneud him delaying q:
treatment til all the constitutional SYMPTOMS OF this tug
disease make their appearance.
10 SUCH the doctor pledges himself preserve the me
lnvIoahe and from his uracce and
renee he can confidently recommend safe and speedy
l. c. THOMSON
Office No IS Clr0naeLet STREET oct ween Canal anu r
mon, sign of the Marble .aicuapan Statue Prya'. e..
trance fist door to the night Of No - CarOndeie
trF6te e5re both INT CmmOn and CdOndeI1st SIS. 10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15
!. O. O. +.
of HaLdiuR xNeetilSs. and OMCers Of Ake

SO'NN'N =" w.
GRAND LODGE SIT ST ITofTj 1sflANA & Il
aa she Grand Lodge 'ha ocns Of TchoupSu X
sand Poydsas streets over the CRtei taes En-
Phelps. R " D & Master Jas Walter; " Warden
= Ans.eTs Wb,s VIZ ba wi Mf% a.as
s'.eds, " G Guardian.
LOUISIANA LODGE No. l.mees in the Hal Of the Graz
hammond, G. J. Il Beehte, SECRETARY $ Hopkins, j.
ornament Secretary; II. Williams Treasurer
WAsHlSGroN LODGE. No s-meets in MaEisng, burg
,Iaansell n G JOHN 5. Hannsei, Y c; John HuymaL
5ec'y; n. w. Moore. Treasurer.
Union LopGE No 6-nleets in Hail of the Grand Lodge
Cohen, Y G. J. Sidney Re sec'y; T. l.. Miihen' Fern
Sec'y; Samuel Fulton Treasurer.
CRESCENT LODGE No. S-neets eve'y ThGnday eyenins
on N G. Henry d. Ogden, V G; Geo W ChIlsty sec'y
H. w Omsted PERM Sec'y; Richard Swain, Treasure.
ne tai 's VanS 'SSkSo" r. a. ia
G; - Bunelt, Secy; t. K. Beach, Treas'r.
TEUrosIA Lopez, No. ig-meets every Tuesday evening
f ip i Whitman c. Julius Fuda We j. F. Meysr
rleas'r; Adolf Solomon Secy.
,tCrescent Hal, Camp St Oficers-B, F. Smms, y g
In W$ ae S;:D l. H. II sTTond sscy A. Holt
CoMMERcIAL LopGE, No lz-mests at the Hall of the
rand Lodge ever, Wedp ne sysang lofosk ot
Il. eT,t L. ".
S-cy; G. Glover, Permit Sec'y; VIM l.. Cushing Trea-
Howard LonGE, No l3mes,s every Thursday evening
!: ocpek az me a OF the Gant L2ss cPnsI Of Po
"a a Sohn p1toII sIs. & ana sscv f.
Wy, Jr., PERM Scc,; }. c. Taylor, Treas'r.
JoPE LODGE No. i.-neets every Wednesday evening OF
sc; T. w Rod, VIC; A. t. Issin sec'y; I'd, Flash, II
DELTA LODGE, No. l5-nee;s every Monday night, at
oel0eS e cI Rs Hal Ia Camp s. ofcesM J. MfJ
Sec'y: l. Mlliken, Treasurer,
TENrLAR L9pGE, No 1G0meets every Friday evening
4 Crescent n Hail Camp St ofiiests-G W. R Bay NC
Pillsbury, TreasUrer.
CovEFAST Lopez, No l7-meets in the Hall Of Wash
Jacob Dirmeyer, G; Thomas W VanWyck. Secretary d
Wheeler Treasurer.
il6 Chartres street Otfcers-E. j. Gomez G; " Ale
O. A Gonzales vigil Sec'y; j. Rabasa, Treasurer.
ETolLE PoLAIkE No smee's every Wednesday evening
&c; r. de Armas. G; T. Bleau. IT,; Ed Barnet, Secy.
MAGNOLIA Lopez, No. 22-meets every Monday evening
E oeoen tenash o ha l En;re St Hgesrs
;;eo'y; R. j. MORRISON Treasurer.
INTERIOR ODGEs-Feicana Lodge No l. meets at
St NIarys Lodge, No. 20 Franklin Meth Lodge No
Il at Shreveport Louisiana Encampmenl. No. 2. al
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF PATRIARCHs-meet.
at Friendship Hall ChaTtTes street. on ~ - D. ~
Ga5sh i. Thomas, j., n EG ii ?; G. Hooper, X
iInDl XIV T. Tiea.a om'sa SCRIBE s. y"
of Grand dig and 3D. Saturday, Of each month
cfeka HS% w . Johnson w F. hss
ii. Williams. Treasurer.
WASHINGTON ENCAMPMENT-Meetsln the Hail
anlclpay on the rs, and third Mondays q month
l9 WsSs W John
Moore, Treasurer; Dirmeyer, w.