The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-17
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Of the Procession, &c. of the Anniversary Oeles
bration of the
ORLEANS TEMPLE or HONOR, No. g.

ORLEANS TEMPLE or HONOR, No. 8.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER l9, la4s
TIE Members of the Grand Temple, Grand Division,
Subordinate Temples Subordinate Divisions and Younger
Brothers will assemble at ORLEANS Temple HALL, 22s
Tchoupitoulas street, at halfpast clock and take
up their line of march at O'Clock.
Route.
Up Tchoupouas to Delord street, down Deoid TO Camp
street, down Camp 10 Charities street, down Charities to
Condo street. down Condo Esplanade street down Epa-
made to Royal street, Royal ST. Charles street. up st.
Charles to the Baptist Church above Julia street, where
vices will commence at o'clock.
Order of. Procession.
Grand Marshal.
Music
Grand Temple of Honor of the State of Louisiana.
G. w. Usher.
Supporter. C. w. Tempar... Supporter.
G. w. V. Templar. Past e. W. Tempar.
G. W. Recorder y " w, treasurer
G. W. Guardian
Members of Grand Divisions,
Visiting Brothers.
Subordinate Temples.
Finn Degree Temple Of Honor No. l.
Ocean Temple of Honor, No. 2.
Crystal Temple of Honor, No. L.
Odeon Temple of Honor, No. 5.
Orleans Temple of Honor No. g.
VIC.
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w. V. T...........-P. w. C. t.
q w. R................W. A. r.
Members of the Temple two abreast.
WIS.
Deputy Marshal.
Orders of the Sons of Temperance, according to their
respective numbers
Washington Fountain, No. l. Younger Brothers.
Orleans Fountain, No. 2, Younger Brothers
Lafayette Fountain, No 3, Younger Brothers.
Order of Exercises in Church.
ODE-By Odeon Temple Choir. "a
PRAYER-By G. Chaplain
ODE-By Odeon Choir.
ADDREss-By Brother o. NJ Wozencraft, G. w. Treas'r
ODE-By Odeon Choir.
ADDREss-By Rev. Brother IL. G. Blinn.
ODE-By Odeon Choir
ADDREss-By Brother J. W. Crockett.
CLOSING ODE.
BENEDICTION.
~ The centre pews of the Church reserved for ladies'
who with the public generally, respectfully invited to
attend k@ Brothers respectfully requested TO bring
their regalas. [o16l EDWIN c. MIX, Grand Marshal.
to- RALLY! RALLY! RALLY !!-Third Mass
Meeting of the FILLMORE RANGERsThe friends of Taylor
and Fillmore are invited to rally nj the st. II
rs will be present. RALLY RALLY RALLY, for the
Constitution and the Rights Of the People! ole st
to- Cass and Butler-FrFrH WARD, SECOND NUM-
CPALITYA general meeting of the Cass and Butler Club
Ward Municipality vii be held on TUESDAY
EVENING the 18th instant at hapast o'clock at the Magnolia
Exchange, corner OF Leyee and GirOd streets
VIM c. TERRELL, Secretary
At the meeting of the Club, Mr. E. WAIT appointed to
represent e Committee for making arrangements for the great
democratic demonstration on the 2sth inst. ole ct
E55~ Fall and Winter Clothing
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S ONE PRICE STORE,
No. "a Magazine Street.
q arrivals per steamer Falcon and ships Maid o. Or
cans and A59n3 TS fys sf1f4 ne %st @ @ b
tenon The following partial list
Black blue and fancy oolorsd 65o'h Dress Goats;
Blue Do and a. brown PILOT Pc Paso and sa ssG'A ~
ses eP5 @oof P sss s9 go5 and
Fancy coored Tweed Cogton Paetots
Black blue and drab Beaver cloth PulstOts and sacsi
Tweed and plaid Cashmere Polka and Inmarne Goats;
Black and fancy Tweed Heather PLAID fancy Cashmere plaid
Blue drb coOrsd green white Blanket Paeo and sacs;
Black and blue French and English Cloth Cloaks;
due lO' ''''i 4PANTALooNs:
French and English black Cashmere and roeskin Pants;
Mixed Do Ssi Cashmere and Reddng Cord Pants
French and American Cotto Iade Pants
Tweed and Satinet Pants. .rs
Black and colored Cloth Embroidered Vests
Goored Cashmere Vests Of al qualities and styles;
B B1 GgR D CS SIN y. p@d Merno Vests
/ $Psadi3 Tinssi BAN ''- D @o
SHIRTS, sCARFs, CRAvATs, &C.
Superfne all linen Shirt s-stitched bosoms;
| Superine English Muslin Shirts DO. York Mil do.
j Medium quality do; French gmgham and calico Shirts
/ Linen and Cotton Check do;
Merno flannel gauze brown white and pink Undehirts
| Drawers
| Very rich styles fancy Crayats q
? Italian and French black silk Cravats:
Merino Cashmere, Buckskin black and white Kid Cloves
/ Cotton, and linen Hali-HOse
| Silk and gingham Umbrellas;
/ Trunks, Valses Carpet Bags, &C., &c.
At
which be sold, and NO REDUCTION can,
| be made. ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
so 2dp d&Wu "a Magazine street.
| EY~ Removable. YALE, JR, & co. have removes
from 10 Chartres q AGAZINE STREET, bewee
Commo and Grav where they Will Keep usual stock Of
Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,
White Goods Lac Linens EmrroideI ETC., compet
assortment OF MILLINERY anil STRAW GOODS which the
would invite the attention Of City Country Dealers. jyll
! No. MAGAZINE CORNER CANAL STREET
NJ HUNTINGTON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING,
Keeps constantly hand complete Of every article
| quired for a Gentleman's Wa robe. apis 2dpf
Sands's Clothing Emporium.
~ Richard Sands, grateful for past fayOrs, would re