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Time, Places If Holding MEETINGS.. and on,

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GRAND LODGE OF LOUTSI4NA-msats n r,
q9aLtstly IN January April, July and October, " ~
al the Grand Lodge Hail. corner of Tchonp0u, Z
az ana FOydTas streets, over the United States Ex- +
change. OffCers-J d Stewart M w G Master. Apc,,NSs
Phelps w Master; Jas Walters K w G Warden
e5suTgr; w Whita 9si " CHAPLAIN iff@ 9is5y Y
~ q ConductoT w Il Rice, r w MARSHALL; ThoE n
Shields, r w 6 Guardian. "
LOUISIANA LODGE No Imeefs in the Hall of the Gran,
HsmTo %a TrGey night Qhioen-U Tyson, G J. r.
Permanent Secretary II. Williams TreaSureT
WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 3-n,eets in Narippy's buid
!ngs' on Front Leyee on Thursday evening Oficsrs-E
mag9nsglI' 4 u John s. Maunge G John HUyman
Sec y; N. w. Moore, Treasurer
UNION LoDGE, No. 6-meefs in Han of the Grand oigs
on MONDAY night. Otloew-Gec W. Shaw q. Rernard
Cohen, G.; j. Sidney Relf Seciy; L H. MiIkaD PaT,5t
Seoy; Samuel Fulton, Treasurer ''''
CRESCENT LODGE, No. 6-mees every Thursday evann o
at crescent fia IA Camp street OtbceIsGeO G. Ialvrg-
Il. w Olmsed Permit Seo'y; Richard SWAN Tr.asgIsr
JEFFERSON LODGE, No. 9-mees every Tuesday evening
at their Hall Tchqupitouias street above Jackson LafGy
V G; - Burdet Sec'y e. r. Beach Treas'r
TEUTONIA Lopez, No l0--meets every Tuesday evening
a. the OF PoydTas and TchoqpitOuias SITS Officers
Philip Wilmann. N G Julius Fulda, C.; ]. 4. Meyer.
IIeas'r; Adolf Solomon, SeC'y.
ORLEANS LODGE, No. 11-meets every Tuesday evening
i regent J2 Hall in Camp st. Oihcer-B, Smms G
., Il, walsh, V G l.. H. SmOnds, Secy; J. c. A. Holt
feLm sec'y Joseph Etter, Treas'r
So444ERcIAL LODGE, No. l2-meets at the Hall Of the
l Apig every Wednesday evening, at o clock Off
80, y z, brown, y G; VIM II. Foster, @; i. n. Blake
sec y; j. o. Glover Perm y; VIM L. Cushing Teas
HOWARD boDGE, No. l3-meefs every Thursday evening
S. SiE ~ sns AZ OF the Grand Lodge corner of Poy
" J Permit seey o. Taylor FFi TePPss Zee y l. q i'
HGPE LopgE NO l4-neets every Wednesday evening at
n e; T. W. Rodd G. a. b. Hein sec'y: Fd Flash III
Delta LenGE, No. l5-meets every Monday night At
ei0c4' az crescent Hail. Camp 81, Offeer-M II MeIi
on on q Bernard Magone, g ~ YasISeEsSlen
He' y 7sA1.seA, Treasurer,
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MEDICAL nEFInE-

40; S6. CUST'O.HHO USE STREET, NJ o.
HNEALUABLE DISCOVERY-NO PAY REouIRFD
= UNTIL CURE Is EFFECTED.-Private Diseases cutfd
~ lew days by regular ply sician, without mercury or
9ne poisonous medicines, at No IS CNS0zhOuss STREET,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any Of the forms Of certain Disease his general adyeF
temen in another column. The treatment adopted bv HIM
Is that which has the approval Of the most distinguished mr.
Of Paris, London and New York and lis uniys,sl
success has proved beyond doubt thai permanent ne T
the Of constitutional syphilis gOnorrhG.a "a H.
tUe enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands diseases md ed
by certain sctaTy prRctice etc. can now be- obt ei
a moral certainty II application be made 10 those w.
intelligence, skill and expflence be relied on Sinr IL
Mullen opened IN tins eity all he many eases that We ]
UNDER his care have been cured without single ex,s
Some OF these were OF years standing One reT,a
OF srctu ~ years Old. has been cured the sunrise ri II
patient The gentleman (whOse respectabily L I'M 49,,
the ctzens oil New Oeanr) is at hand and DIV ~ "
SOM can De referred TO. DIR. M. 5 treatment or 49,
nor known south OF New York. His Treatment ~ @
ihHa ana geet Is the most perfect ever discovered
shortest safest and SuTest The patient takes no "a u
QUEENS tuTpenine, or other nauseus doses but cnr a. ~
Ithed N one or two days without pain iueony - %
the time named. I'7 10 ehected WiblA
lMPoTESCY.-foung men or others who nv sev,.t -, -
OF seq pollution, may have brought on 81 - c9 -
phIn consequences resulting from an unrestgiTG ~ ~
he.co OF tns passions, such premature imporr,
Iay selhha emissions, general debility ar
gItaheehsht NAV consult DR. Mullen with bCrosat lha
ieSe ne oilers them perfect cure The sratest 70
W Mullen . be consulted daily at bisoeEoe Ma Gao.
oasaho s street BENJAMIN MULLEN M n @''
ab@ No, 10 cultemhosss stlsst iyis q,
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MASONIC.

LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT YORK
MASOSS-hOds its Grand Annual Communica- c
Qfeers-M. R. Dudley, N w Grand Master; III 20.
II. Lewis z w Deputy Grand Master; Willis ?. x X
6 JunieT Warden; Daniel Bia air, G Treas'r: W. H.
Howard 6 Secs; John Claiborne & Senior Deacon; d. g.
beDbTo0k q Junior Deacon; q. p Clarke, NJ Chaplain
A. J. Williams, Marshal; J. A. Stats, Tyler.
lodges under tte Jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge Of L.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE, No. In meets on the list
Tuesday evening OF each month"; at the Masonic Hall over
streets QfIcersT7lW 2 Coleman W d g. 3 Lehman
Treasurer; L. ). Martin, ) d; A WinteIcast,J ID.
DUDLEY LODGE No. 2-meets in the city of Lafayette
on the Sd Monday Of each month"; at the Odd Fellows Han
J. P Mcmillan, W; j. j Michel J w; /. Phillips, TIas
w A Arms segy; J. w. McNamee, 5 D; J. G. Wingard
WARREN LODGE No. 3-mees on the I'd Tuesday in each
month the CarOLOH Railroad Depot of BarOnne
s w John Claiborne 4 w. IL i I'VE - ~ II Dill
Treas r. N Williamson, D. Joseph N. Bates d; J. A
MARION LODGE No 4neets on the 4th Tuesday of each
" NJ lI GPmm9g 81 Tgt ET E REYNOLDS
WIN. Armstrong Secretary John j Home TrsssinIer
w Richardson, ID c. Collins, J d Alex, Mclean Tyler
TIE hHk CRESCENT Cry LoDsE, No 5mees on the lst
lh4t9dy evening OF each month"; the CaTOtOn Rail.
ROAD Depot. Qheers-W. L. Howard, w NJ; A. c. La
8Ltl, w - .. Harris, w; A. s. Jones' Secretary v
RAYMOND, Treasurer; J. w Desbea 5 d P. Myers. d.
niRAM ho52GE No 6-meets the Sd Wednesday of
" M Q II Brgcklebsnk S w W. H. Latham, W;
e ! SeIy 9eeretafy " Moncaster, Treasurer; Jos.
}
EuREEA LopGE, No. 8-meets in LAFAYETTE on the Ist
"Wednesday OF each month, on Ievee st. near jackson
EttcerS-A; j. Williams, w NJ J. s. Devices S w J.
l5enmger, " +. hateyer, Treasurer; J. b Clements
bertsOn, Tyler. 70'' : - . ~
ALPHA Lopez No 8-meets on The LIST and Sd Saturday
OF each month II the Masonic Hall, y Common st. on
y Indean, J W. Theodore J. Martin Secrsia[y Iosbua
Baldwin, Treasurer. '''' S''"''
ST. john Lopez No. 9-meets on the "A truozdsv Of
each month at the Masonic Hall corner of Bsro1pe AMI
Fe9TddQ SIS Qblcers-J. NJ. Wisdom, w M / W car
toll; w !; McRae, J w w. G. Kendall secrstafy 81
J. Fegranl, Treasurer; R. Coflman d. -
HOLLAND CHAPTER, No 9, of ROYAL 81
AhCH hASONS-under the immediate iurslic go
9on OF the General Grand Chapter for the United X "a
SIateS-hold their monthly meetings the first w
Monday evening Of each month at the Masonic ri al 80
the CaToltOn Railroad Depot corner Of Parnn1e ~,
nlao streets .oIIcers-I H. Lewis, u T; d. Blair Secy
New ERA CHAPTER ROYAL Arch MAsoNs-prda,
the immediate jurisdiction OF the General Grand Capfe al
the United StateShOld their monthly meetings on ne 81
Monday evening of each month the Masonic Hall 49,
the Canohton Railroad Depot Of BaT0nne and PeIio
Ets'' 3aleen-lohR Gedgs, Z; Ii N, summeIa, see'y,
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A GARD.
NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLtCFED.-knU y
ing the hazard which strangers COnst IL
ing physicians for the of private diseases, owing 10
utter disqualification OfthOse who profess to such
deem ito be nothing but act OF kindness towards 4
unfortunately afflicted, well sheer justice to Dr. MUl
LEN No. Sc CStOHh0Se street. TO state that IN the y 81
1876 sOrey afflicted with syphilis in its worst and most
appalling fOm, and for several months together unTer
the best regular medical practice could obtain IN New ca.
leans without being at all benefted-indeed grew Wone
AT length heard Of Dr. Mullen's great reputation. ap
piled to him. and tony great JOY in three weeks he reso
perfect heath.. Subscribed New Orleans, Jan 1881
jyl5 I'm SAMUEL ROBBEBSDN.
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TgNO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAl4 DIS
Il EASESThe reputation Ofth writer we'll eSiab-
shed that all that necessary to to those who have be m
unfortunate have contracted any OF those GrCGd
t diseases known and called Secret Diseases 10 peat
OF their forms, is that the writer alter most
cessu practice of twenty-six years. confined strictly We
neTea Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood 1hawng teate
and relieved many hundreds who past all hope, many
whom had been under the treatment o. eminent physicians
without receiving benet is enabled 10 otter you posi-
lively safe, certain and speedy Should any % the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement hey
would do well to call at No. S. CUsTOMHOUsE STREET q
fore applying elsewhere and avail themsey OF the benefits
of the subscribers long and successful experience.
iyl5 I'm b. Z. MULLEN So CustOmhOuse st..
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Albany, April, I847


Owing to the great success AMI immense sale Of Dr. Town
send SaTsaparlia, number who were formerly
agents have commenced naEing Sarsapafiia Extracts
ElyIrs, BItters EXtBRsrs Of low Dock They gene
rally put in the shap=5 bottles and some of them
have stolen and copied advertisements they Only
worthless limitations, and should be avoided.
Principal Office lzU hHit9H street, sun Binding New
York Redlng & Co, Satc street. Boston DyO Sons
l33 North Second STREET Philadelphia; S. Hanoa Drug
gs Baltimore; z. NJ Cohen Charleston; los South Peayi II
Albany L. II McGTaFv, Natchezand By all the prnepa
Druggists and Merchants generally through1ut tba Insd
States. West indies and Tie Canadas
]. WRIGHT, Isl Charities stfaat
ehA SE Sole Agsai. New 0Hssrs
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THE GRAEFENRERG ooMrANY.
THE GRAEFENBERG

THE GRAEFER BERG
Il COMPANY hereby
announce that they are in
cOrpOrated by the Leglsla-
ture of the State of New
York. The incalculable
importance of conducting
the Patent Medicine bust
ness on elevated principles,
and of furnishing remedies
adapted to the public wants,
has led to this step, The
Company would suggest
that tho following steps be
Immediately taken:
/. Every neighbOrhoOd
should have its Graelenberg
Depot. By addressing the
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A SETTING DowN--A Mr.. E. Taunton, of Br-
mingham, is in the habit writing interesting cur
rencv letters to Sir Il Peel. short time since he
received the following note ~ reply: " SIR, each
brought me letter from you. If il is any satisac-
ton 10 Won 10 continue these communications,
am unwilling todeprive you ofit; but it is but far
10 tell you, that after having asceraned that Your
letters related TO Che currency question, have nol
read line Of them. You may probably think TINS 80
ungratefu return for your daily labors as to stiS
pend them, SO far as they intended Tor my VI
slructon. am sir your ob't serv't, X. FEEL
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rrs- ouarrelsome French officer, lately travel
ling one Of the BouIevards at Paris, observed a
person turn towards him and laugh; upon which
he hauphtily asked =" Why do you laugh, sir,
when pass 20 TO which the other quickly re-
ioined 'Why do you pass, sir, when ! laugh
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ENGLISH CLOWNS. - An Amsterdam theatrical
manager lately advertised attractions in an eques
trian troupe from England, the distinguished
English clowns, Mr.. Kean and Mr. Macready.
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A BLACK BULL" AT the free black settle
nent in Africa, police ordinance was lately issued
BY which it is forbidden that any person should pub
cIy worship alIigators, thunder, or other reptiles
or thew will be subject to penalty not exceeding
ten shilIuqs
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Dr. Jo1nSend-peaL Sir have the pleasure to inform
you OF my children have been cured of the Scrofa
by the u OF your excellent medicine They were afflicted
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles if
took them away, for which feel myself under real obia
ton. Yours, respectfully
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General Agent of any District this can be secured
2. Families should club together and get immediate
supply of the medicines.
g. Emgrant societies and other philanthropic bodies
should furnish them to the needy.
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
Office of the GTGefeRberg Company
No. 50 Broadway, NewYOrk March, 1913.
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OPINIONS on pgvsTCTANg

d. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Physi
clans in different parts Of the Union
IhIs to certify, that We, the undersigned Physicians of
the City OF Albany, have in numerous cases scrbsd Dr.
Townsend Sarsapaa and believe to be one Of the most
valuable preparations in the market
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rE'HE LECTURES and CoGtRSE Of INSTRUCTION
~ N this Department will commence on the SECOND
MONDAY OF November next, aud continue until the LIST Of
'iay They are intended to embrace the most important
branches Of the Comlao md C9H LaW, Public, terHa-
t'gEaL and CoastttRfi0aat Inn.
Lectures viii be delivered upon the various branches and
Those by Professor IheERY A BuLLARD will embrace:
Ie history oil e honan Law. from the earliest times
u An analysis o. te general Principles OF the Roman Civil
Law according to the most approved method OF the Ger
nSn 9S t u R Inc JnnpIpdence OF Louisiana, COM
Snain. " An outline Of the Land Titles in Louisiana
Those by Professor THEODORE H. MCCALEB will triat
Of l. Admiralty and Maritime Law, embracing the rights
Military Maaners CGnfTt SI T Clvl ana
gotheeatons and cont racts for Maritime Services in Building
Repairing and Supplying OF Ships. II. International Law
the absolute rights Of States naTnationa yrbts ri STATE
their Pacific and Hostile relations Treaties OF Peace and
tnrae lnleTnalonal Law. III The jurisdiction of the
Courts OF the United States embracing the Original and Ap
peae jurisdiction OF tine supreme and Circuit Courts and
Revenue and as Prize and Instance Courts Of Admiralty
ne Lectures OF Professor RANDELL IlUNT will treat Of:
camille Property and Contracts and Mercantile Remedies
These Lectures viii treat OF Sole Traders Partnerships
change and Pomsoy Notes and Shipping Of Baiments
Chatter party and Tor Conveyance in general Ship of
Freight, lettson and Average; Salvage and Insurance
H. The Criminal Law and Practice in Courts OF Criminal
jurisdiction nnd-ul. OF the Law Of Evidence.
- Professor THOMAS y. MONROE will Lecture upon: /.
nhe Common Law and Equity Jurisprudence and Practice,
fsaaingf IN Civil Gases al Common Law, and-ll Cons
Cmel Justice Eusrs will deliver series of Lectures on
the klghts OF Persons and the Conflict of Laws.
NhlstAN hOsELtUs Esq, will assist Adjunct Pro-
lessor "a me department Of the Civl Law.
students VIII De expected to produce satisfactory evidence
of good moral character
Ihe degree q Bachelor Of Laws viii be conferred only on
those VINO shall have attended two Courses of Lectures
one TAU course after having studied al least one wear in the
ONCE OF Counsellor at Law, after stc. avamnaon
by al The Professors During the Course there viii be fe
There will be organized also Moot Cour which ,vr h.
tessOrs - % "le 10
The price of Tickets for the Coase is fixed q, s,oo
80 for each Professor a. FiVV
View eriaaHR. June D. 1852 ~
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THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY


Have on file array Of certificates UneXampled for respect
ability. These have been submitted to number of gentle
men OF great distinction and reputation, who have given
their certificates TO their genuineness as follows:
hereby certify that have examined large number
testimonials exhibited by the Graelenberg Company
relative 10 the merits of their medicines and take pleasure
in saying thas they to be genuine and entitled
confidence of the public. My personal acquaintance with
pressing the opinion that their medicines worthy of con
haS Sio5e y,rE lam - 1893 FRANCIS HALL.
hereby certify that have examined number of tas,r
mails exhibited by the Graeenberg Company EeIatVe
to the merits of their medicines; and take pleasure in
fore entitled to The confidence Of the public.
January 49, 1913. N RAMOS
The Gaefenberg Company having submitted tn mo
number OF estinOnals TO which the names OF the Rev
Bangs D. d. and Francis Hail. Esu of NewYot arc ~
Aea rs havng examined said testimonials and found them
gsIue luxe great pleasure IN certifying that the above
named gentlemen of the very highest sanding and m
spectpy and that their should give ths greatest
weight 70 any thing to which they may attach them
[Great Seal WIN v. BRADY,
mayor $ once CityHaA Jan. H. 1947
~, The Rev. N BANGS d. D., is one of the most cele-
ptaled ministers OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
AECs HALL ESQ, IS equally celebrated the editor and
P'Oii'slo VI Inc NewKo Commercial Advertiser. APPS
The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi is
~. HANSBROUGU, ~ Camp street, New Orleans La,
70 whom applications for Agencies mas he addressed.
60 For sale BY WELD & co. PeriC IDEAL gents ~
lamp street; ALFRED HUNTER, cor ,eg ot Exchanges
race and CustomhOuse St., q, EhN.F hl.sON. corner
Magazine and Bartholomew a.; y. WRIGHT q CO. IN
CIiates ST.: J. II4ADO, "a sOHde street, New QrlRnns
THOS. COOK Postmaster City Of lalaYetie j. Il. VAN
F0ELKEt, corner Levee and Seventh streets lshy.fei
and CHARLES HENEOT. Cawglltnn, la 'S'
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LIPEn
THREE CHILDREN

This certificate cOneusiyey proves hatthi Saapara has
perfect control the obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in one house Is Unprecedented
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HOTEL AND GARDENS.

One Of the most delightful residences IN the South
- The CARROLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS, GA
s5AH 81 miles from Canal st., NeWOreans, pa the6F
-Ask-A CarrOltOn Railroad. So
THE subscriber has the honor TO that he
LkB procured 70 accommodate limited number of BOAD
Kris by the day, week, or month.
TERMS:
Per Day % Per Week, $40 00....Per Month, 80 90
Breakfast, Dinner and Supper, at any hour.
Fish Dinners TO order, and Private Parties accommodated
The best Of Wines and Liquors.
Ice Creams cTtetS LenaOndds and ddzoGter, served
at the Saloon or in the Gardens.
The Dining and Restaura under the charge Of
Mr.. POUCHET, one of the fBt caterers, and formerly o.
Mobile and New Orleans
Billiard Tables, Ien.pin Alleys and QuoitE.
Good Stalking for thirty Horses
k5y- The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel
te acres extent) laid with much taste, and
fine order, and far sTpGss anything OF the KIND in the
United States.
BoUoUErs, great variety, always be had appliea
ton to the Gardener.
Every possible attention paid to Vste whose patronage
is respectfully solicited by (myltN JAMES DURNO.
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remples of Honor.

PLEDGE without soemny pledge ny honor as
man at will neither make buy, SELL nor use Us leverage any
STiritro5Is Or Mali Liquors, Wine or Cider
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NEW YORK, Apnl So, 1871:
I1 J0uHSeHd-l verify believe that your SaTsapanIia
has been the means, through Providence OF saving lie
have for several years had bad cough. 1t became worse
and At last raised large gu ntites OF blood had
night sweats, and greatly debhated and reduced and
did expect live have only used your SaFsapanla
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
am able to walk all the city. raise no
blood, and my cough has left You can well imagine
that am thankful for these results Your OBJ DIT servant,
WM. RUSSELL. IS CaLheLne st.
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Temples of Honor.
c,n.yn TrMPLE OF Honor OF THE STATE OF @SRENH#
b 3 81 NJ Wo1encra. w Treasurer Rev r ssss
!. ilBB! sny, G w G; 3. 7. Weymouth, G VT.
LOUISIANA Temple or. HoNoR, No. 1-Meets every
other Monday at Pelican Hall QhccrS|J: PatieTsqn "
Waierstone, w A II; Jno Roy, w 7 R; Alex, Mclape,
W.T.; Albert Swain, w y John BqTke, w VI J Ir
FINN DEGREE TEMPLE, No lI \ e e. Ten. p.
Rufus l. Bruce " VT + S s. B2 "a wv w Il T. +
Rondeau, w d u; A. G. Porter, w ID DU; W. J. Ahem,
WDG. j. MoCraoken, w d s.
OcgAN TEMPLE or Honor, No. 2-Meets every other
W Scott. w Y; G. Hale " v r; g. Sherwood, W Z;
?. D. yandergrf r. K ITPPlffE. t,j r.; hqp9psT y
Grundy W 5; il Lusenbuhl Chaplain.
Crysai Fount Hall, No. 22a Tchouptouas street every
Iieart, " or; r Van Beuren w v T; Jasper r SMITH,
~ r; Avery Barlow; w r; J, 5, Rodriek, w + 4; +.
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CRYSTAL TEMPLE OF BoNoR, No 4-Meets semi
monthly every alternate Monday evening, at Temple Hail
ST. Canal street. OtfccrsJames Garland, w I; ThOs
Van Wyck, w V T; IL, G. Blinn, w r. A. 5. Foster, w
A K: James Demarest, w r; Joel d. French w r; R.
Baumgahner, w q; Horace q. LOrng, w u u; Ed. A +.
Mitchell. w G; a. II. Eldndge, w 5; w. H. Brundase
OpEoN TEMPLE OF Honor, No. 5-Meets sem-rnontbly.
every alternate Tuesday evening, in the Hall OF Crystal
Fount Division No. ~ TchOupitOulas street Officers
81 Re- G r. G. D. B GhSi FWSsui e. Ha
r; Hamlet Davis, w T; W. II. Toy, w u; Jos Benson
Rondeau P W CT.
MAGNOLIA TEMPLE OF Honor, No. 6.-shrevepOrt, La
PROVIDENCE TEMPLE OF lIoNoR, No. Located at Pro
violence, La. OtfcerSs-A B. Caldwell, w T; r. Hill
Rfn b. eab Fl = FIJI aTqh9 113Pi y JOHN r
Sibley, " 7; NJ Morgaq, w u; J. T. LoiIngSwoith