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nSSlLuTl0N.

FTYH E pas nership, herrtoorc existing between Ike ' undersigned. is this day dissolved. and A. J. HvTT Is aathoFix~d to ssstie the basinr~s, and eeiye payment for al drhas. due the Iat~ hrsa.
 s. J HgfTT,
 TfiGlS. PARSEI.IS Hafch Ist. Ie4a. 1g-tf.
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--7sl'ss
 MAR RIED.

oa Taes.'ay the 22od, a' Be ch|and. Arkansas. by .he Rev. T. B. Hogle, BIT. Jyo. A. To9xE b Miss MAEy E BrcxyER, only daughter of Co. 4. II. Backtter.
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JUsr THs D.FTEEEScE.-The Cathedral Of the city o Mexico ~ as ioused ia l552 and cost Si,752, 03o It vas Iiaeiy years building, The New York Custom HsGke cost at least tie ssnie amount of mones, snd mere han eight ycags wse coasunrfG ln is ba.laisg
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kprslhtnacnt by Geu- Fen.
 oarRa Eo. 6

HKAD 0rA2sERs. PfxE ELrgv.
 Assea ata. ists. hereby cemsspas- anA sPaint Crawford IA fAeEeAs- \ tF ssd lA fsyeste D Locke ay < .ia sas Clusg. tsse seees~t axssstoa ss tt~ AskaeSa~ MissA NEh Ihe rask ef Li<nlepsns C2aris ef easstsy. ssd ali nEsses ssy eommanNt hereby rsquifad ls respect and ebcy tkem a. s0FAiael4.
 JAS. YkIai.. kiSSsr (saysssl
 aa the Sszoad dEsisiaa sf Atk's Afisa;ia March lf. Is4S- n95.
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naE-vn9p~AM.

nR \. A. WATKINS hes removed t7 the farm IJ recently occupied bs E. \. MocMe Esq, kaif a mic sasi of the city iiasts. OFFICE at Or. Dodgs's Drag Stsys, wEere he nssy b. fsaad dariRg the day, and, at night. when neceSssSy. and ip of emergency, Dr. LAuaE wiI sitend ia his siessds fee of additional charge
 His chvges. in all eases, wil es the saHae as the city Physicians
 He tenders hrs thanks to hs cd frienass md pat rons, for pat flvors, aad hopes for esniiaaanee Of thesF patronage.
 LtifIs Roc1 Fec. i5 Is43. eI-Gna.
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CxxsRAL SmELps' RETREAr.-Ths St. Louis RersiIs let's the ioilowitg story ;A hiis teasrals Scott, Twlggs and Shields were making an exear- sion 10 the site of lhe sscient A1sc city aa lnfa- rtatea Mexican bGll broke Ewzy from his arivers ard charged 1heis eseoTf- Gea. Shieids,- aEleng number of otiaers gave the .a=d aaiAei ssse kerta
 Il thearht an lFisaaas, ,'' sad ssd Twiggs to tsea sbtAias swetti fsea bsA any tlas."
 .-Nss < zaasE ane General, 'zRsweFed Shiei'Is tH * a caEiinai deesrins in Ireiail1 aad always sa- hs.. To r, uestg te give way to aHHtAlAg ia Pas eseapt saal bal! or a ssay
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CNPARTyETesmIP.

rTsHE undersigned having this day sosns.i . c. A partnership, uaslrr the firm sha sty k of Joisf D. AU4Na K Co.,. wii coainae te tie bsshess af the stand iorEnsFiy :" Snlttsoh & adams'' whsre. they intetri 10 keep on hand s,:.sal assa1tmenl Dry Goois, Groceries. Hardxase, Ee,. and MI bn prompt ia attending b aiI orders.
 sAML ADAMS.
 NO b, ADAMS. Little Rock. Feb, ssh, ISIS.
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nut lRRIlsEEgy7x.

W{kN AHhNtHNNENFN
 EasTgRs- sss Rssspe krpaiea. Doe. SA asiay. V esiHessias. < kristas hy a. rp. Leave. fssssisy. Tharsds ' k SaFssasy. $ D. u.
 WxsYeRs ta Scotsz. Taa Gaeea, 4s. Dae. WesiaeSd@y. aaA Saturday. ? a. Leave, Taes3sv. assi frisl1v. 2S m.
 NaaVaSNx--ts Q fssrll.s Dae. Msnsiay. ana Ffidsay. 2n.m Leave. SaaaAy and sSsdnrAlss. sa a
 SaCrasxsS c WasAiaEtss. DRe. Sunday, WessResAy ard kfrtay. Tp.m. Leave, Iaessiays IhuFs4af. & sslardAy, <. m.
 za Plse Blsg asa CstE@sse l1ae, Saassat. and 4asss +lags ss kp. m Leave, Sat.aay. ard Tharsaay. Ns n.
 r. Hs sgsiags. Due, every "Wednesday. 6pm. Lesse. etssy s1sndsy. SA e. Ts PsFfystts. Desriils. .snd Tenfiasaasaks Due, evesy othes Tharssiay. SD a. Leave, every otheT Msaaiay, Ia m
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N0.EMx-uu.

MR. ALLYN Gsks. ef the hrm sf hfes~sx fserd: fieH A< Gray. wfsi a<t asrst. sasIse oar ab- from tlis c9ty a sssfslps aeeeAafs 3aa-ss sf by ss. Wsf. VANCE & BRO's-
 f.itf3e Rock Feb 1 ls3s ~ e#
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LARD.
e. P. TURRENTINE,

DAoPOskS Co epsn School h Lttfis Beck, 1 about tho stss cf Fabsusfy isE.
 His object will be te eo-opelats wfth fe kkti1sz& of LittIs Reek. ia esssbIisAfnG lSsmfMarv q kigA erdsr. Aad antll sneh lmsGsasiua s orRaniasd and prapes badingssrceted. tils seheat wiII he cen duetsi under his own SuPesiatesdE.er, iailse mssG snitslls baitings that be Pfoesrea m tss sfts
 Physical Sesenee, Mathematics, Ethics, and ths Claascs, witi bs embraced wififn fhs esarse sf instruction. eta "
 TnitiOn fees for Session of five nsenfhss fffmass English Studies SIG; high English StaAiss 9IS !; Classics $20
 LIftls RSck, Jan. 94, lete H9-tk
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REMALE coFsE.GGsarE awsTartrrE.
 CEGRSET0gEMs KV

|. NeaTas AslF Esiis froz tks Assl1iafs E4sfsfsks THE I0th y~ar has elaaed wish ID pMpils Tks l atst sesss5a wifi commence sa tht lss Mouz dayo of March, under te wsanagumsnt ef Ihe saheeys hr, si8ed by hIs fsrmev experienced aaztssans anA will eisNe ca the 18th day of Jusy, te&s
 Pr fss~Y Hopkias lectures here tn the Senias Class of feuRg isadses. evesy das.. sa very nns ChcuicaI snd PhIlascrhicsl Aptarafas, bnlsnkfna this sehset-
 Professors Wyehe sad Swife astenA to eia@.es ln fAsas French, and MsthenatIcs, whilst tlAs Aasli- tary exrrStsr iT wtses they take past are geI6S ess si the other institute
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00 Bhls Mo Flour just Recsirci sni for aale ~ by JNo. D. ADAMS & co.
 Feb 29th ISIS. 25.
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REMaE H..

THE snbscriAex hss removed Iron Nas sT FtAHf | street. and Azs eps%~s his sfaeAdiA s<w sta<Ss So I7 Chastes rsrses "a fieh and ss<gsnf vs4is, ty of
 FaasY nrY Eoods, NTifiiserY, rsfftt Axs1-
 eies, a.d Perfsnesy, xhalesals and retail Ank he mos1 resp<et<nB3y h. vi.es ths iaties and genfIsnea se tsz and ~ssmYns the same. U.F. YARMOUTH,
 n Caafses Ssysa. Fssssary 2, feis E.
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cRlygRaAiEx. coIsIlillx tA.

| BEL fseah Cranbe, Fi.m s,a waier, | doE super F. nch csrJials,
 snpar table eli. sagsr house moiaAses, M 4 Tongues and soaR<is, Hziibat iRss rai.ias, .... Figs &e. kc ss. Rec ised shd for sale hy s.sa \ Jsaaary q. isss
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New Goods Cheaper than ever. LUST kECEfsED per ssssmbosf iiiagsaba, aAa J now oass foe sale. general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hssaware, Cntiesy. ks.. ait of whica th.y will sell lower than eses fog cash. (. L. JETFRfES X SON.
 Es Jan, Ists. IT
 Gazette and psmocsat copy. \
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O0 BBLS. IRISH P1TAToEs, jnst recs:vsd OO per sumner Swiss Boy. and for sale "
 JNo. D. ADAMS & co. Tce ao, lssn si
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s-2A T.f JOHNSON. Principal.

N ME ~& &3G011MW3NBw THE subscriber has ja9 rrc~svesF lAsx- an& | well acisctei stock of New Gaesis, eoimisssnR Of DRY GOODS. HARDWARE, GROCERIES. B007'S aad SHOES. HsTs aad &sDDLERTs FARE, Se, whish will be ssEsFed cheap sbfCA8If, t'se produce of the eoantry fikerai aiTsneeA wlli be male upon shipments af Cotton or prosinea lie rcrsctfully soiieit the patronage ef hts ysrns and the pahsir. JOHN COLLINS,
 Sts~m- -toet Laaaiay Litsis Rect
 FeA. I5 Ists 93-ssn Democrat anl Gsxe9ts please capy
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Fresh Cove )ysters, AO

' have Jass seesisei fsssh snd h psszas sraAra~ \ 300 cans fFesh Baiiisnafs Oystess iAa '. g~pnias Eanjines.
 n q Essh Nsekersk VI Teg~iha wisA sasey ofA&f dssiz6aE 0sixlss fs3 ChSigtmas timsss- oaAaed Yissds5 sarr g of vit<s ssa isqssss q the bar. JAC0B HAWKINS. wr
 AshisT's bsixk ke~.
 MarkhAn sa set
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,.c. Ha.--"I sa ike Ealaan,' said a saa- ,ass-'.-, ,-'s a pretty gil is ptssags. .'sto9ged
 ...,-'' "Aad an Ike tue angel, sail she
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= CASKS Raesn haa,s; O3 C. sides; tS 3a shouflefs. 1000 Tbs. Fresa Mo Four; 1ast received aal fof sale by
 fNO. D. ADAMS, & co. < Feb. 5S ISAs. a
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! rr.rn rpnN nrIRi ]. WISE.

-.. 1i,.is.aished gentleman ia 'sPly to an in'
 ,;,,o bia, 10 attend the democratic Con ''''- ts5 in Richmond. made she following re '-''1- .., L having beea able to participate ntls -s'r,.,os.. The position taken sy Mi "lse is g t,,,.,s,. asd 10 the point and ia every way s,,,e,eristic oi tbe E.aB;
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z. HENRY A WISE. -' ''- '' Jarrett. J. s. Snaiih, Sc.. members of 4a. io Joan T. Floyd, Thes. II. Tate, ..5. @ --, s oi 1hs Hoase of Delegates et he Leg.
 '' '.fsicla, RiehEon9.
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.Uaitsi States Marshal,s Sale.

L.,ae Roes, Marzh 7,h. ls!s,
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WESTERN MILITARY | INSTTTIFTY

E fNDEK the aaepeciisa ef 9eard of yszssurs, VI sgreiAte4 hy sae kseeatase stse 4sgimeams Csss- cad peisg tex-esise8sl PsexkaeAt ef the 1sAai
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MEDICAL OFFICE,

No. % CNSt0mh0nsf street, Wen Orieda'
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY No PAY REQUIRED
Il UNTIL A CURE Is EFFEcTED.-Pnvate diseases cn'el
a few days by regular physician, without mercury Or
poisonous medicines at No So Custonlose street Newu
leans, Louisiana. Il
DR. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted yHn
any OF the forms OF certain Disease, TO his general ma
that which has the approval of the most distinguished m
of Paris, London and New York and its universal
has proved beyond doubt that permanent e@
the worst cases OF constitutional syphilis gonorhGa. Sh
tnre enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases induce
by certain solitary practice, etc, etc be ObaN
TO a moral certainty, If application be made hoe Nl9s
Intelligence skill and experience be relied Sine W.
Mullen opened In this city a the many cases that ha'fcs
under his care have been cured without a single exception
some OF these were OF years standing One remakabf
OF structure ~ years old has been cured The sufnsO
patient. The gentleman (whose Responsibility is known
The citizens OF New Oreans) is al hand and (by his fe
Son( can be referred TO. Dr. NJ treatment Of structure
not known south of NewYork. Ills treatment Of gong
rnda ana gleet Is the most perfect discovered
shortest safest and surest The patient takes copaa %
bes turpenfine or other doses but cure wv
tained IN one or two days without pain ipcOnScnleng%
change of diet. ss No pay unless effected "fhn
the time named.
lMpoTENCY.-fo Dung Others who, by sexual ~
or sell Pontion, may have brought themselves any o.
panfni consequences resulting from unrestraimn nv
dhgence OF the passions such premature impotence
voluntary seminal emissions general debility c0Dsi'
deFan cement, may consult DIR. Mullen with honorable GOV
hdence he offers them perfect cure The snetes' S
observed. c
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily bis office No 20 DS
tomhouSe ST. BENJAMIN MI Lien, NJ, y
EzT Remember No. 81 Cusiomhouse It. nlnlU-
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M A S ONIC,

A RRCHt Il ! l9 CHAPTER, No. 9, of ROYAL "a
son OF the General Grand Chapter for the Tinted Y
Maze Ssmhoid Their monthly meetings on the first ~
onay evening OF each month"; at the Masonic Hall over
ddo o,oh Ra!oad Depot, of BaIonne and Per.
uiao streets Offcers-T. H. Lewis II p D. Blair Sec v
NEW ERA CHAPTER of Arch MAsONS
Cbaner te I'M immediate jurisdiction Of the General Grand
On ,ne "a each month the Masonic a
.e he .arroton Railroad Depot corner of Baronne and
Ieuido streets Oftcers-Joln Gedge, p IL. NJ. Sum
mers. Secretary.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE-under the juris-
aetion OF the Grand Lodge OF Mssspphod their monthly
meetings on the first Tuesday evening of each MONTH
Masonic Hall the Caolon Railroad Depot of
w Nj Sam G. Risk Secretary
LAFAYETTE LODGE-under the jurisdiction of the
Gand Lodge of Msssippi-hod their monthly meetings in
he the g o Eatayef the third Monday Of each month
oT me R. Dudley w M; w A Arms, Secretary
od.a LoDGEunder the jurisdiction of the Grand
On IL VI MiSs,Ssippi-hod their monthly stated meetings
o eSnd Tuesday in each month. at the Masonic Han
Perdido aton Railroad Depot corner Of Baonne and
hanson, Secretary - ~ iNe"i'' w 4" ~. WIZ
MARION LODGE. No. 4-worsDr nnds, ,utho-;,v IF
Inc louisiana Grand Lodge of Ancient Yors Msso1su
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GRAND ATTRACTION FeR CHILDREN

l 1R. BILLINGS, CARMlNAT1VE AND ASTRlN
- GENT SYRUP-.4n Intallfbie Remedy for CAolts
minimum Summer Complaint of Children, Cholera Nor
bus, DiarrhRa, and any IRREGULARITIES Of the Bonds tsd
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY, recommends
by the most emiTent Physicians. Letter from the Rev
Alexander Campbell, President of Mississippi College, Gin,
ton, and now of New Orleans j
DR.. E. s. BILLINGS: Dear Sr-It is but smpejltp
to yourself and the public generally for say that after
having abored for several months during the last year.
until Gin spite of the usual remedies applied by gentemfn
the faculty deservedly high in public estimaton my bodily
system was wholly Frustrated, | found your AstrngHt
MEDICINE the sovereign remedy in the also iounda
equally effective in curing of my children of the sane
miserable complaint. Since it effected myself
have taken it whenever, from any cause there ymg
roms OF recurrence and have always found efea
in prevention, as it had been previously in cure.
In this Southern country, every traveller whether by Land
or water ought to carry with him this invaluable medicine
by which, without any detention, and with almost noel
pense he might himself he passes his FAM
lies and plantations would only save much disease but
save many dear and valuable lives by always keeping asa
part OF their medical stores. Yours, &c. -,
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL
CLINTON, Miss, May % ls
From the 9rmy .-bIatamoros, (Mexico) April 9th, III
have nscd few bottles of Dr. Billings Syrup sent me-
some of the worst of Dysentery under my charge
oil which produced permanent in few days Nb
powerful remedy, possessing rare medical virtues
j. b. ASH, Asst Surgeon, u a.
TT For sale by SICKLES & co, 90 Canal and ~
Magazine streets, New Orleans. w. II FOX NalG hhTig
Y. WoOnMAN, Vicksburg; and CHAS. sHRb'b'
Grand Gnf
~ Wholesale Agency 72 GIMP Street. ,orcu
mh7 I'm D.HANSBROUGH
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PRIESTLY & BEIN

No. 10 .New Lepee and 3e and 30 7choupitoulas sts
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in Foreign and Dome..
iph nG SHIMIRHD,WaRE -CUILERKSHA
received by late arrivals, direct from the man
nfacurers in England and the Northern &
taie fuil and complete assortment which they W0ud
can The attention Of Mechanics Country Merchants and
f asn which the following comprise portion viz
i9 0V IONS English Bar Iron fiat round and square:
50 :. Refined American Bar Iron, round and square:
~ :. swedish Bar Iron, flat and square;
~ ~ :. Swedish Swedish and Tennessee Plough Plates;
o" Best Refined Gable Iron, 81 to 37s inches
10 10 :. Scroll Iron, assorted, from AKA to 1xa;
go bundles H hess' Iron assorted NS ins tG ss
sot0ns Cast Crowley, Shear German Blister and Spring
Castings, assorted-Pots, Ovens and L Spiders
bU casks Trace. Ok and Log Chains:
~ Cod, Breast and Fifth Chains
10 Back and Cane Carrier Chains:
90 Manroe's and Lyndon's Hoes Carolina and T. II,
70" savages Black and Bright Threaded Spades.
1000 kegs Cut Nails, Sd. to God. f'es'
50 Cut Tobacco Nails;
lo0 Gut Spikes, 3te7 inch:
100 - Pressed Spikes, 8 to s inch
10 Manila Hawsers 5 to 81;
1 ,oo soils Manila Rope, s thd. to ~ inch
70 Chain Gables 4, y, z. and l inch;
Amess Shovels and Spades Pckaxes Anvils Vices Bel
Screw Plates Files Of. all kinds Mill Cross Cut PIT and
Hand saws, Hunt Il Colins's Axes Hatches and AIDES
Augen Chisels Drawing Knives Cane Knives Copper Sn
gar Ladies and Swimmers, Cotton and Wool Cards Cotton
ALsomspeT Whale Lard and Tnssed Oils Spirits
,prpentine, Van,shes White Lead and Coored Paints
window Glass and Putty Mil and Grind Stones.
.UILJ.S. nj, II ~ -. ~ Nv
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MENAGAA,
MEDICAL CARD,
SOU HERN MEDICAL OFFICE.

( E,
NO. ID C.aR0.NDELET ST
Two The PUBLIC.-Nine years permanently located
4 n this city. combined with the nnvaried our
nTohc complaints has met with during that time has fully
anu s0undly established reputation
The Southern Medical Office" No; IS Carondelet
street. established in 1S4O for the OF all Chronic atec-
jec of this card is inform those who know its oea-
ton that afflicted with any of those private diseases which
are unfortunately prevalent they consult us with
certainty and guarantee Of cure
10 those especially who from lmmOdeTate of Mer
cury apractce Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes on
the bones nocturnal Rheumatism, Itching the chest
botches the skin, Ulcers the throat general debility
have ruined their constitution recommend to call upon
s Tor we confident that the prompt and permanent
lief they will derive from the active effects of our treatment
Will at convince them of eapabity of uItnq
what profess
We do not boast of making rapid and hasy cures bn on
satisfaction TO perform thorough and radical ones in as
so space OF time as it possibly be done with advan
tage and safety to the patient
We viii not here through a newspaper medium enter in
any elaborate remarks regarding venereal affections 1t is
dase That unfortunately pervades all ranks of society rich
ana poor matrimonial and singe all will observe if
any person afflicted with complaint of that nature cannot
class his peculiar with of those that we describe
tee treatise by calling at ofe will give him fee Of
al charges, what explanation advice he NAV desire
u often happens that timed sense of shame or dread
o. discovery deers patient from applying TO those who
on euueauon ana Tsspecabity befriend him. delay
h9nd disease make their appearance - ~
sueh the doctor pledges himself to preserve the most
oape secrecy and from his extensive practice and
HENCE ne can confidently recommend safe and speedy cure
Office No 10 c.,-, l.. C. THOMSON.
mon sign OF the Marble Kscnlapan Statne Private en-
rance t door to the right of No S in CarondeIet Str
kdte eeIes Doth IN Common and Carondeiet m16 I'm
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10. F.
Tine Places Of Holding Meetings, and Officers Of the
Several LODGES,

GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA sssnGages.
ss x: G ssnpf sdx ADH HILL a Go nna
Ct. TfGhGuPtsalss and Poydss stsss.
5s.s,;s $:l's Ss:y; Es1s
nshs E5P' shsd i. IL n or
sass EaSay fh Bee2 eai.t. Ty0e ho5
w fsSsi5fseHz H. Wn
Sa %nsfsye Shu aasnaa
5 HSoS IeS5s ns q sha the esaea
tsf RE RsSs Sp Ssmqs ee
] H65H msss fs%snsn sss " fsbs
s.; Gpfs Nj ssy. ssssS
Thomas Cook Burds seeretay i f. f. Beach
TEUToNIAA LODGE. No 1o-mee,s every Tuesday,
eS Pp aR Wna1npp e. pt'f Hssnh
% No mees every Tuesday
Rg At Crescent Han Camp street offices.john s.
E WIZ G C. Fsasnsi & a. 4 Mo
:, CoMMERCIAL LODGE, No la-mees at the Hall Of
88 ass T. BGwG FGss1
aSSsesi f HoPGE No ls-!pstitptea Now
meets me every THURSDAY evening at o'clock At the Hall Of
ss5nf5 dfaSs' "a Esas
y u, j. H. Dunap, Secretary l.. A Levy, Jr Permanent
sGHG oPE t Z s. GIEay Sa TreasueI wo,.
Henry " Rodd I G. < s E. Benz ssce
taI Tii,I E a Flash lash, Treasurer.
DELTA LODGE, No: f5-meets every Monday night at
Estln, y G; M, l.. McJton v G; Bernard MagIone Sec
TEMPLAR LODGE, 30 ls-meets every Friday even,
NC; G: w. R. Baly, G Harmon Doane Secretary y'
,.COVENANT LODGE, No. 17-meets in the Hall of
Washington Lodge, No. 3, Third Municipality, every Tues
NATIONAL LODGE, No Is-meets every Friday even
ing, at liz Charres street. Office-Joseph Saba e:
+: j. Gomez, V Cav. Aleman, Secretary; J. Font
ETo!LE POLAIRE. No 19-meets every Monday even
lng at friendship Hall, No 16 Chartres street Officers
F P P n G; C. Amme G; A. de Amas Secretary
INTERIOR L0DGES-Felciana Lodge No a. meets
AT Bayon Sara DE Soto Lodge, No T. Baton Rouge
''''ho"sana Encampment, No ?, at Bayou Sara
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF PATRIARCHs-meets
evenings; 0tfcers-C. W WhiaII, NJ w G Pat %E
naIch; IL Thomas jr., NJ EG H P; G. Hooper x
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