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FIREMEN

The regular quarterly meeting Of The Boaic.
Directors oil The Richmond Fire associalit
will be hell al he Office, On Saturday everr'
The 26lh instant, al 7 o'clock-Io hear excuses
Firemcn .or fines assessed during The past 'bat
months. by oricr OF The Board OF Directors.
JOHN IL. BOSuER. Sccrcdiy
LII "a
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We are requested to Announce that Capt. John
B. Freeman will be a candidate 10 represent The
county of Sussex in The next General Assembly
OF Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-25

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
We are requested 10 announce that the Dele
gates 10 The Democratic Convention will meet al
the African Church, on Monday, The 2Sh Febru.
arv al 10 NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-25

We regret that we have not room 10 say more
OF the superior acting Of Mr.. Anderson al The
Theatre. He has created a turore quite unusual
in our quiet community.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-25

II Thomas II. Daniel, Esq, Senator from
the Prince George District, who was called home,
a few days since, BY The severe illness OF a mem.
Der of his family, is still detained there by the
death Of The person whose illness called him
home
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-25

1--WE are requested 10 announce that John
D. Hamilton, Esq, The present delegate from the
county OF Bath, will be candidate for reelection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-25

" We are authorized TO announce 10 The peo-
pie of Lunenburg county lha, Upton Edmondson
will be a candidate for reelection 10 the next
House of Delegates.
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For he Ennnlrf
70 LHYNFJL'
TO THE DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION

STATE CONVENTION.
Among the many important duties which you
will be called on shortly 10 perform, none should
claim from you more attention than the thorough
organization OF your party. This can be only cffec-
tually accomplished BY The selection of numerous
and influential committees OF vigilance and cores
pondence in each OF your counties and election
Districts. May | suggest, then, 10 your prompt
and serious consideration, the selection OF these
committees and that you have the names ready 10
be handed in 10 The Convention Tor publication al
the earliest possible moment. a DsLEolTE.
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LIAR DYES Preparations for dying
Ii whiskers or the hair Immediately, anysha
from a light brown 10 a jetty black, may be
tanned al GAYNOR & WOODS,
Feb. 25. Civ Drug Store
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THF RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

he Convention abou, TO assemble in this city Tor
The purpose q! its meetings.
On motion OF Mr.. CONWAY, the House 40
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Fine Jewclry Watches.

SILVER & PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, !
A NDREW STEVENS Gaze Of Rheims.
II now OF the firm Of Burr & Stevens, y
York, manuia cturers OF Iich Jewelry, Diam
and other fine work, begs leave 10 oher !" 'hs
,izens and strangers now in Richmond an OPP
tunity Of purchasing, s~elecriug or o%rterlns "
patterns which he will exhibit al the Music :"
of Mr.. P. II. Taylor, on Main ST, opposite
Banss, on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 2oA :.
och such articles in their line OF manuiaeIor'
he thinks will please al! those VINO will ~
him with a call. Al any rate, he will he -
TO see all his friends on those days, Wheeler
wish TO purchase or not. Feb. 10
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FOR BREMEN

FOR BREMEN.
An The ship CONSTITUTION will q
EG about 1926 hhds. is now on her way 10
river from New York, 10 load Tor the above
For freight, apply 10
Feb. 25 HENRY LUDLAM SC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-25

A SPARAGUS ROOTS for sale by
II WIN. PALMER,
Feb. 25 No. 20 Main Stree,
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T UCK's OFFICE, No. 5, Exchange pi
IL Richmond, Virginia.
Drawn Nos. oil S~usquehans, No. Is:
g al 81 80 81 IL So II "a "a AZ %.
Hail, 4 "a Al, a prize OF $500, sold ant
by LuCh
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, No. 49,
lar Lottery J
"A % 63 10 81 5 IS Al 80 9 81 10 !"
Halt Ticket Nos. 5 81 20, the seconi NJ
prize of | 600 dollars sent 10 a country core
dent. 81
Tnis-day-sl2.OOo Capital Prize. 20 pr
1000. &c. rs Nos, l3 drawn. TicksIsSs /.
To-morrow-S40,000 CAPITAL Prize. ~
only $40. ..
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware, No. 40
St So Al i6 7 35 40 , Sc % -
Feb. rs
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nor HIRE.-We have for hire a Negro Ma
i a good field hand, and a Woman, who's
good cook.
Feb. IS n. B. Il G.. B. HILL
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DR. TOWNSHIPS COMPOUND 8
~ TRACT SARSAPARILLA, put U;
quart bottles. 81 per bottle, or 6 bottles tof
For sale by GAYNOR& WOOD,
Feb. 25 Conner above City Hoe
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Feb. IS
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each House present." The reviSoTs say that
"The 18th section of the third article having
provided a remedy against the Judges and others
guilty OF neglect OF duty by impeachment; and
The 6lh section Of the 3D. article allowing Judges to
be removed from Office BY a concurrent vote OF
both houses OF The assembly, if two thirds Of the
members present concur in such vote; The fra
mers of The constitution designed by The % Sec
lion Of The SIN article 10 make a provision, which
would prevent the Legislature, when it should find
itself unable, either by impeachment or by vote
of !wo-,hirds, TO get rid OF An obnoxious or IN.
popular judge; from effectins The same object by
a law passed by a bare majority (of the members
OF each house preseni,) abolishing his Office
But If The Legislature should al any time find that
there were more Judges OF the superior courts than
could be u~setnlly occupied, and wished 10 abolish
he court 10 which the useless judges belonged,
the trainers OF the constitution meant that there
shouIdbe power 10 effect such abolition, and there
by deprlvelhe unnecessary judges OF their offices,
provided tWo-ihirds OF The members OF each house
present concuTred in the passage of such a law"
The revisors then adver, to The following con-
siderations as eRlitled TO weight, when ii is propos-
ed 10 pass a law 10 abolish courts and thereby de-
prive Judges Of their Offices. They say,
awhile this power is given, il should only be
CiIiSS "hc " 10 saCdt HSCeSSly lOl IL
Ii we have no sufficient security for a due ad-
ministration OF justice, when the Judges are en-.
litely independent and irresponsible, neither have
we that security when they are made entirely
dependent on The legislature. A habit OF fire.
quen.ly passing laws abolishing courts, and de-
psivins The judges thereof OF their offices, merely
because justice is not administered SO well as is
possible, would be scarcely less Objectionable on
the one hand, than a determination on The other
never 10 pass such law, no matter how strongly
the public good may require it. The wise Ie-
sisla,or will endeavor 10 avoid either extreme.
He will bear in mind that 10 have justice proper
ly administered, judges OF integrity, capacity and
legal knowledge are Indispensable; that 10 induce
a lawyer oil distinction 10 leave a lucrative prac
,ice, and accept a judicial Office with a smaller
income, there must be som idea of permanencc
connected with il; and tha. a habi, OF frequently
depriving judges OF their Offices BY means Of
la TVS abolishing courts, will lessen The willing
ness of competent persons 10 lake such a place,
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TgsPiAH LaDaE, Nc. fS@mgsis every Friday evening
Al (1yeSgent Hall Camp OfsiosfsC w r, Baily n 9;
Harmon Doane 9 Dudley Chase, Secretary Edward
Pisbury, Treasurer.
CovEHAsr LODGE No 17--rneets in the Hall of Wash
iugton Lodge No. 3, Third Municipality, every TUESDAY
evening. oiiceg toI the present temD Forbes, Il g
Wheeler. Treasurer.
NATIONAL LODGE, No IS-meats every Friday evering,
at Ilo Lhaitfes street OticeIsE. j. Gomez u v Aa
man, u y. Gonzales Vigil Secy; j. Rabasa, freasner
EToILE POLAIRE No 9-meets every Wednesday even ug
e EHendshlp Hall, liz ChartTes ST. Ohlce-Chs. AuBei,
u X. de ATmas g; I. BeaU, IT, Ed Barnet, Sec y.
at O'Clock, Friendship Hall, l16 Charres Officers
". Emerson, n 6; v. Boullemet, VIC; r. F. Harrison,
Sec J; K. J. Morrison, Treasurer.
INTERIOR IODGES-Feliciana Lodge, No 4, meets at
Bayou Sara. De Soto Lodge No Z, at Baton Rouge.
St Mays Lodge No 90 at Franklin Meth Lodge, No.
u at Shreveport Louisiana EneampmenI, No 4 at
Bayou Sara.
GRAND ENCAMPAfENT OF PATRIARCHS-meets
at Friendship Hall, Chartres street, on -- g. n
evenings. QfcerS-C. w. Whital M w q Pat ~
narch Il Thomas, Jr., NJ Z G H p G. Hooper, N
Junior Warden H. W. Olmsted R W Scribe s. w.
Kirkland, R w Treasurer.
WII.DEY ENCAMPMENT No. 1-rneets in the Hall
of the Grand Lodge LIST and Sd Saturdays of each month";
06fcerS-ThOmas h Shields, P; VIM. w. Herbert, p;
l. Cnckard, W. L. A. Johnson w; +. Deesdernler >;
H. Williams, Treasurer.
Of Washington Lodge No, 3, Mangny Buildings, Third
Municipality the rst and third Mondays of every month.
Officers for the teLm Andrews, G P; Geo Hooper,
II ?; . Webb, We John 3 Maunsell Scribe w
Moore, Treasurer; DHmeyer, J w.
HOBAH ENCAMPNIENT No. 3-meets at Crescent
Hall, IL Camp St., ID and 4h Saturdays of each north.
OfLcers-J .. Nixon, z: Henry Bier p II. g. Steson,
W. Joshua Jackson, W. G. w. R. Bailey, Scribe; Geo.
T.. LawraSOn, Treasurer
LA SALE ENCAMPMENT No 5-Instituted 2Sth
March, 1S4S Meets the first and third Thursday of each
month at Friendship Hail. No 1l6 Chares street OH
eers-W. l.. Cushing g p ; w. KcDuf, H P E. j. Co
NEE me " L. F Tower, Scribe G. W. Race, Treasurer,
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MEDICAL CARD.
soUTHERN MEDIGA,LI,r oEFIo

No. 10 CyARONDELET ST.
" W THE PUBLIC.-Nine years permanently located in
L this city combined with the unyaed success pecu-
liar system of treatment for Syphiic MerCuHal and all
Chronic complaints has with during that time has full
and sOundly established our reputation
The Southern MidICal Office No 10 CdrCHOeg ct STREET,
established in 1870 for the Of all Chronic affections
with few exceptions, known all the only object OF
card to inform those who know not its location that ii +
cted with any OF those private diseases which unou
natey prevalent they consult with certainty and
guarantee of cure.
To those especially who from an immoderate Of Ms
curry mai practice Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes
the bones, nocturnal Rheumatism, itching the Chest
bOtGhes the skin ulcers the throat, general debility
have ruined their constitution, recommend 10 call upon
for confident that the prompt and permanent
lief they will derive from the active effects OF our treatment
Will at once convince them OF our CapabIy OF fulfilling what
profess.
We do not boast of making rapid and hasy cures but or
short aspaee Ofme possibly be done, with avans
tage and safety TO the patient
We will not here, through newspaper medium enter in
elaborate remarks regarding yeneTea affections ~
disease that unfortunately prevade all ranks Of society h
and poor, matrimonial and single; all will observe II
any person afflicted with complaint of that nature
class his peculiar with any OF those that describe e
treatise,) by calling at office will give him ieg u
all charges what explanation advice he may desire
IL often happens that timed of shame dread
odscovey deers patient from applying tothoe who, from
education and responsibility, berend him, delaying
treatment TIL all the constitutional symptoms of this HOT
disease make their appearance.
Tosuch the doctor pledges himself preserve the mot
nvOabe secrecy and from his extensive practice and eXpe
ence ne can confidently recommend sale and speedy cue
l.. g. THOMSON.
Office No IS Car0nselet street. between Canal and Con-
mon, sign Of the Marble Esculapian Statue. Private en-
trance, inst door to the right of No Is, IN CaTOndelet
fyate egres both uncommon and CaTOEdeletss mylU IA
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l, o. OF,
Time. Places Of Holding Meetings.. ard Officers


GRAND LODGE OF LOUiSiANA-meets q N
quarterly in January April, July and October, ~ r.
at the Grand Lodge Hail. corner Of Tchoupitou- X
change. 0tfceg-J ID Stewart, NJ w Master Aug'tHs
Phelps r w d G Master; Jas Walters r w G Walden
rea5aPe " Whta ,5sT8 CHAPLAIN lf Fai.ay
Shields, r W G Guardian.
LOUISIANA LODGE No meets in the Hall Of the Grand
Lodge, on kTday night OficeB-U. Tyson, G J. I.
Hammond, 6; J. Il. Bechte Secretary; s. Hopkins il,
Permanent Secretary II. Williams Treasurer
WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 3-meets in Margny's build
lngs, on front Leyes Thursday evening" OffeaH-E.
Maqnssll' T. y 9 John s Maunsel V c. John Huyman,
Secy; N. w Moore, Treasurer
UNION LoDGE, No 6-meets in Hall of the Grand Lodge
Cohen, g; j. Sidney Relf Secy; E. L. Miliikep Perm
SecY; Samuel Fulton, Treasurer.
CRESCENT LODGE No. S-meets every Thursday evening
at Crescent Hail. in Camp street. Ofcers-Geo C. Lawn.
son, n @; Henry ID. Ogden, @; Geo w Chnsty SEE, Y;
H. w. Olmsted, Permit Secy; Richard swain Treasurer
JEFFERSON LODGE No. 9-meets every Tuesday evening
at their Hall Tchouptouas street. above Jackson st. Lafy-
ette OthcerS-W aShlngtOn w. Vaught, N G; This Cook
VG; - Burdett, Secy; f. r. Beach, Treas'r.
TEUToNIA Lopez, No. 10-meets every Tuesday evening
at the corner of Poydras and TohOuptonas sts Offices
Treas'F; Adolf Solomon, Secy.
ORLEANS LODGE, No. 11-meets every Tuesday evening
At CRESCENT Hall in Camp st. Ohicers-B, F simms,
Perm Sec'y; Joseph Etter, Treas'r
COMMERCIAL LODGE, No I2-meets at the Hall of the
eIanq Lodge every Wednesday evening at o'clock OH
eers-L l. Brown n g. VIM. H. Eoster,N g; !. N. Flake,
sec y JG Glover, Permit Sec'y VIM L. Cushing, Treas.
HOWARD LODGE No. I3-meets every Thursday evening
g. e9eK al me hall OF the Grand Lodge corner OF Foy-
9FaS ana Ieno2poulaS SIS 0heers-F. w. Deesdernefr
W. j., Permit secy; J. G. Taylor TTeas'T
dop 81 no; 8 every WEDNESDAY evening at
G; E. w. Rodd, G; A. B. Bein See'y; Ed, Flash, IT,
Delta Lopez, No. I5-meets every Monday night at 7
O'Clock, at Crescent Hall, Camp st. OficeR-M L. Neil
ton. G. Bernard Maglone v G.; T. Van Bokkelen
sec y; Mllhken, Treasurer
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
L.9W ID EP.8R T.ALEyvT.

He INSTRUCTION
L in this Department will commence on the SECOND
MONDAY of November next and continue unt the LIST of
branches of the Common and Cioa La0 Public terRa-
tioEaL and C99gtitgtional Lam
Those By Professor HENRY A BULLARD will embrace:
TINE history of the Roman Law, from the earliest times
H. An analysis Of the general Principles OF the Roman Civil
law according 70 he most approved msthod Of the Ger
pared with the Roman lay and the C9des OF France and
whether derived from France Spain the United States.
Those by Professor THEODORE H. McCALEB, VIII treat
Of /. Admiralty and Maritime Law, embracing the rights
and obligations of Masters and Manners, Collisions and
other Maritime orts, general average, Salvage Civil and
Military, Mariners Contracts Marine insurance and liy
pothecatOns and contracts for Maritime Services IN Building
Repairing ana supplying OF ships II ineIFalonaI Law
embracing the Law Of PIze and the practice OF lize Courts
the absolute nights Of States lnternaonal nights Of States
their Pacc and Hostile relations Treaties OF Peace and
Courts Of the United States embracing the Original and Ap
ne Original jurisdiction Of the District Courts as Courts Of
Revenue and Prize and Instance Courts Of Admiralty
l. Commercial Law as relates MERCANTILE persons Mer
These Lectures Will treat Of Sole Traders Parnershps
and Corporations of Principal and Agents of Bills of Ex-
and Contracts with Carriers Contracts Of Afeighment bv
Charter party and for Conveyance in general Ship Of
Of Sale GUARANTEES, Liens and soppage in transtu etc
H. The Criminal Law and Practice IN Courts OF Criminal
Professor Thomas B. MONROE, will Lecture upon: l.
The Common Law and Equity Jurisprudence and Practice
Pleadngs in Civil Cases at Common Law, and-Il. COnst
.he Rights of Persons and the Conflict of Laws;
CHRISTIAN R0sELIUs, ESQ.,, will assist Adjunct Pro-
sassoT IN the Department of the Civil Law.
Students viii be expected to produce satisfactory evidence
Of good moral character
he degree of Bachelor Of Laws will be conferred only on
EhOse who shall have attended two Courses of Lectures
me u onIs after having studied at least one year IN the
gee of Counsellor At Law and after stTc. examination
" 81 the Professors. During the Course there will be fire.
scent 81 gminsll0ns.
There vii be oganzed also Moot Court which will be
06sa egey week. presided over BY one OF the Pro
degs0H.
~ This BSee Of Fioks for the Course is fixed at 800
Or &35 los each Professor.
Il. A. BULLARD, Dean ofths Faculty.
New Orleans, juHe !. fess. 80 6m
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.nEEnrnAT. nEEInE

No. 80 CUSTO.HETO USE STREET, ~. O.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERH-NO Pay REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE IS EFFECTED.-PnVate Diseases gutgd
IN few days by regular phY slClan, without mercury
other poisonous medicines, at No % CHStOhOuSC street,
New Orleans Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any of the forms Of certain Disease, to his general
is thai which has the approval of the dstn gu SURE
geons of Paris, London and New York us uAvcz3
success proved beyond doubt that permanent CH R
the worst Of constitutional syphilis gOnOulCa s,c,
ture enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands diseases induced
by certain gctaTy practice ETC.. etc. be obi pl
moral certainty, IT application be made those hugs
intelligence, skill and experience be relied Since Dr.
Mullen opened IN this city all the many that have coma
under his care have been cured without single excapCp
Some OF these were Otyear standing One remark
OF sncture 81 year old has been cured the surprise OF
the citizens of New OreanF) hand and DIV his Terms
son) can be referred TO- Dr. NJ 8 treatment of str tursG
not known South OF New York His treatment of eoBor
h1a and gleet the most perfect ever discovered is lie
shortest safest and suest The patient takes no cOUav
cuDeDst turpentne or other doses but Cu is %
tanned IN one two days without pain HcOnv, pen ~
the time named. ~
IMPoTEECY-YOung Others who by sexual .yce 4
or sePoluton may have brought themselves anv ut
painful consequences resulting from unestraned gI
qntary seminal emissions general debility ef consfi Il
arrangement, NAV consult DR.. Mullen with honorable oT
I4ence he oilers them perfect cure. The sce5f se ,
d. Mullen be consulted daily at his office No eg gp
tOmhOUse street. BENJAMIN EFJrITFN IA n
~ Remember No. IS Customboupe street iyI5 a7,
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MASONIC.

,,LQgIS5A}NAA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT YORK
9Q8ieers-M R. Dudley, N w Grand Master III ~ a.
Coeman senior Warden lSbq 't Giadn Go is W\
G Junier Warden; Daniel Blair, G Treas'r; W.
Howard G SeC'y John Claiborne, Senior Deacon; D. G.
A. J. Williams, c MaTshaI; J. A. Stats, Tyler,
Lodges under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of L.
u GEORGE WAsHINsTQN Lopez, No. I-meets on the LIST
the CarotOn Railroad Depot cor of Baronne and Perddo
ssTSsfs q 9S 1p & Coleman ~ C. p lehman
Treasurer; I. J. Martin, S d; A WnteTcast, J d.
DUDLEY LOPEZ, No. 2-meets in the city of Lafayette
the 3D. Monday Of each month at the Odd Fellows Hall
r Mcmillan 1 "; j. MeRe w + Phillips IIl5s Tias
"; A Arms seg'y; J.W. MoNamee, SD; J. G. Wingard
ID; J. Brooks, Tyler.
WARREN LODGE, No 3neets on the I'd Tuesday in each
month over the CaTolOn Railroad Depot cor of Baronne
W; John Claiborne, W; THsP Sscy: J. Lands Ilddi5
Ireasr N Williamson, D. Joseph n. Bates. D; J. A,
MARION LoDeE, No. 4Ineeg on the 4 Tuesday of each
Monty n, at 10 Common ST. QHcerS-L f. Reynolds w
Wm Armstrong, Secretary john j. Hoppe, Treasurer; j.
W. Richardson, d c. Collins, d Alex Mclean, Tyler
THE CRESCENT CITY LODGE, No. 5-meets on the 1st
9 9ay evening OF each month, over the CaToltOn Rail
Rat : TJ5 W. TbRfffrSLW 4: Howard, w u a O. Ia
RAYMOND, Treasurer; J. w. Deshea, S d P Myers D.
HIRAM Eo3eE No. 6-meets on the Sd Wednesday of
I'M MI F r. ii BTs9e oietk, W. w H Latham,
Moss, d; John Southwell J D.
EUREKA Lopez; No. 8--meets in Lafayette on the lst
"Wednesday OF each month"; on Levee st. near Jackson
Otfcers-A. J. Williams w NJ: i & De,veeS s W :. I
Denniger, J W +. Kalteyer, Treasurer J. B. Clements
bertsOn, Tyler.
ALPHA Lopez, No. S-mees or lie 1st and Sd Saturday
OF each month, in the Masonic Han Is Common 81 on
cers-James R. Hartsock, w NJ w. H. Hutchings S w
E Tudeau, w Theodore j. Marlin Secretary Joshua
Baldwin, Treasurer.
ST. JOHN LoDGE, No. 9-neets on the 81 Tuesday of
each month, at the Masonic Hall, corner Of Baronne and
Perdldo sts. QtfcerS-y III. Wisdom w M j. W Car
Toll; , w !; McRae, w w. G. Kendall Secretary N
J. PegFam, Treasurer; r. Cofiman, J d.
HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. 8, of ROYAL A
ARCh lhASONs-under the immediate u.isdc- ~ e.
ton OF the General Grand Chapter for the United x -
5tates-hod their monthly meetings on the frst ~
Monday evening OF each MONTH the Masonic Hall over
the CanOLOn Railroad Depot corner Of Baroune and Per
dostfeets, Ohcers-T H. Lewis. II p ID. Blair Sec'y
NEw ERA CHAPTER ROYAL ARCH MAsoEs-under
the immediate jurisdiction of the General Grand Chapter of
The United Staes-hod their monthly meetings the ID
Monday evening Of each month, the Masonic Hail. over
the CaH0hOn Railroad Depot cor of Baronne and Perido
sts.' Otiiees-John Gedge, II p Ii, NJ Summers Sec y