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We congratulate the country the passage OF the bill
for the relief OF the legal representatives of Antonio
Pacheco After lately running the gaunet--after the
bill was supposed to have been lost by tie. and the
casting vote of the Chart gives great pleasure to
state that it passed the House yesterday by majority
of seven votes We have had many dark signs re.
Gently present to our readers that 1t considerable
relief to us have the opportunity OF varying the pros
pect by the exhibition Of this bright and cheering ndca
ton We hail the liberal and concatory spirit which
has been manifested in the present case with great salts
faction o. sac omnia How soon would every raven
note cease, and every cloud vanish from our glorious
horizon. M r-l .
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THE UNION.
Our Com InerciaI Letter.

We must again commend the letter of our New York
commercial correspondent to the readers particular atien
ton 1t should be read and re-read before it is put
on file for preservation We know OF political
economist who unes correct principles with i'm
portant details more sagacious views OF the politician
with the interesting information of the daaneisr This
letter brings into view the happy Impressions that have
been made in Europe by the Presidents message
decred ii has been al home by factious opposition,
yet admired it is by the English press, which
has been rarely the habit of doing full justice to our
institutions or our statesmen 1t embraces. also, inter-
esng views OF the prosperous condition OF our money
market-the investments which making from Europe
in our public socks-the advance of American stocks
the growing influence of the Californian mines and the
increasing emigration to that distant territory. The
crowd that is precpitang itself upon the Placers of the
West is in cases. too inpatient, TO reach their dest
nation to regard the preparations that necessary to
the safety OF the passengers in the mid voyages
or their comfort and efficient operations when they reach
the object OF their enterprise
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Liverpool prices.
Ord, MIDI: Fair: Good fair. Good
1916, 6sa7 nan 7ta7S as Stas
1917, 3ka4A Al aIa 4Ba5 5la6l 81 Ia 6
1913, 3la4 Al AL 4la4l 4taAf 8 a D.

There is here quite margin for rise, and confidence in
upward tendency strong The demand for other arti
cles Of American produce also promising, while the
prospect of revival Of the European and English home
trade for goods likely to prevent large exports to
this country. The of United States stock
fened to foreign account also reach important figure
The following table indicates the transfers for the 10 weeks
ending with November, when the books closed and for
the weeks succeeding the opening the LIST January
when the dividends paidi
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The Charleston News of the 10th gives melancholy
account of the blowing up of the steamer Richard,
Brittons Ferry, her way from Cheaw to George
town. She burnt to the waters edge. eight or
ten persons were killed The of only sgiven,
John McFarlan 1t appears Messrs Davds and Nc
Farlan were coming down in the boat with the body of
Mr. John Taylor, to inter it in the Episcopal Church
here Mr. Allen McFarlan came down by land to meet
them The McFarans are nephews Of Mr. Taylor"
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CALIFORNIA CorN.-The mint at Philadelphia has
coined some of the gold received from California into
quarter eagles, with "Ca" inscribed over the head of
the eagle They call up host of associations which
stamp value upon them in the eye of the politi
clan. The wonder is, that these immense treasures
should have slept long upon the surface of the earth,
as it were, without being discovered. We shall give
our readers curious "reminiscences if can find room
for it, from the Proceedings of the New York Soci-
ETY." of last month"; and just publishing, TO show that
this aurerous vein may run from Cape St. Lucas
in Lower California through the peninsula OF both Cali
fornas; and that it being discovered more than
hundred and twenty years ago The captain Of the
English vessel Speedwell enough in 1921 the
cape TO persu AIDE him that n most of the valleys
rich black mould which, you turn fresh up to the
sun. appears if ntermngsd Nth gold dust" In the
valleys of that peninsula have since slept for more than
century that gold dust and those gitterng PARTICLES
which constitute the material of the two beautiful coins
stamped from mint the other side of the continent
which now shine table.
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COMMERCIAL.
From our Commercial Correspondent.
NEW YoRK. Jan.

NEW YoRK. Jan. H. Isl9-Wednesday, 4 p. m.
Money has become exceedingly abundant under the in
huence of those which Indicated in operation
produce IT, towards the close of the fall business is
now with some difficulty that money can be placed on
good securities ALL and many brokers' accustomed to take
in money CALL have during the week, turned away con-
siderable any price This is the case, notwith-
standing that much speculation exists in many artl
Giles of produce at advancing prices naturally requir
ing money. As, however, the amount OF outstand-
ing obligations. both the part of individuals and
corporations is quite small the process OF expanding
these credits, the spirit of enterprise developes ITSELF
supplies means. 1t is not until considerable amount
OF paper natures that enhanced demand for is
felt The prospects Of the foreign trade continue very
fair and the industrial sections of England well as of
Europe, give promise of great
ty, which has already produced influence upon raw
materials Cotton particularly, which, although it has
advanced much within few weeks, is yet quite low.
The comparative prices ia Liverpool at the close of De-
cember, for three years, follows, "Ore and
Mobile !" ,F
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UyIlE Black Code OF the District OF COIumb,. ts-
i ing a complete digesed code OF all the laws MT large
general and municPa relating the coIorcd population
whether free slave in force in the District Of Columbia
within the limits of the corporations Of Washington
Georgetown, the LIST of November lSlS the hole
arranged according 70 the subjects of the them
by Worthington G. Snsthen counsellor at law Just pub.
ished in pamPhlet-price 81 cents For SALE by ~
Jan ~ w rth +. TAYLOR.
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]k,o.

The baltim a telegraphic despatch from
Columbus OF ling that the joint committee
had reported, Examination OF the euber.
material vote Rs elected by 400 majority
and that the committee had also made o
report, diHerin the facts.
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FRIDAY, January 10, 1919.

FRIDAY, January TO, l54y.
No 81. Thomas Henderson ct. al, Us. State Of Ten
nessee, to the supreme court of Tennessee The
Judgment of the supreme court of Tennessee in this
was affirmed with costs, by divided court.
No 20. Eleazer +. Backus, plaintiff in error Us. VIM.
Gould et al. The argument of this cause continued
by Mr.. Bayard for the plaintiff in ~ q, 5..t..
Adjourned until Monday, IL o'clock a. m. t.
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The debate in the Virginia House of Delegates
on the resolutions. The enquirer" of yesterday says
there be general understanding that the vote
will be taken Saturday" Qo-day) We confidently
trust that Virginia will prove true to herself and that the
resolutions will pass by a strong majority
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Obituary,

b.. his sasssi IL & as Sa The a Of
with is
with county. He has public life -
youth and has held and Offices under both M
Major Savannah Georgia pursued
was sent IsAs whsa he studied NV an
Reeve, chief justice State. 1-0'5 -'7'--
Among IN study school,
ns s ne ho: M
us o at n hse s05S
the wilderness There with ardor and he commenced the
practice Of "a the law v,;,,a !, - MI. 49,
ding Genes wApswosrn
St Marys Win lady he lived most happily iii her DEATH
s M sas s BY vi @ IL
s s had 5 nj mt N the
ntendsn of Mary He also for
appointed BY President Madison
for the s. ana Ss S II. s. the port " 81 Ma
although his political warmly attached to the dem.
he has held Office under every President
' During the Britain Major Clark. position
was released howsve parole Of honor An espsaon Sc. on
ss ss @s as y 1--WE; ;ssy on
him THIS PATRIOTS una.ty exposed him to
u IN he d.ssasssd au...
and kind and humane master I - =" =
+ e
table amo. fault he was ready extend ssping hand
" s Hs
p IS 81 and and for ssa. giving
public Officer not nS but all his have
Ii. not sustained an
sa ss sS q.
table As this slight tribute his psnned y
welcome to his friends in this and other part. Of tho
ST. M.nys Ga January a. lsse r.ttaE ava ltTF tg,l
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P1rTsnURc. January IS. 1874.

GEN TAYLOR AND Henry CLAY--We have informa-
ton from passengers whe arrived board the steamer
Day, that Gen Taylor, accompanied by the Hon. Henry
about the LIST of February next The President elect
purposes pushing on his journey with as little delay as
possible towards the capital.-Baltimore Sun.
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ILLINOIS sKsAroR.A private telegraphic despatch has
been received in this city, announcing the election of
Shields the United States Senate the place oil Judge
Brssss Of Ilinois,-Aibany ArSw,
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The legislature Of Kentucky have fixed upen the first
of February the day for eectng senator in Congress-
to succeed Governor Metcalfe from the 4h OF March
next .t4
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telegraph from Harrisburg of the 18th states that the
Senate had, that day. passed bill repeating the
charter of the Ohio and Erie Railroad Company. The
vote ON this important measure stoodayes 49, noes IL
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MARRIED..

the 18th inst Seamngon by the
Mr. GL,ss HUDSON TAYLOR, Of this city, to CHRISTINE
daughter Of 4. LIsDsLEy .lt
Tuesday, 10th instant by the Rev b. BxswN Mr.. J.
THOMAS CLARK to Miss CONELIA l., daughter Of WILLIAM
Coo KRELL, esq, Of Warrington, d. 4ss.
[City papers please copyl
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The Tariff,

We continue to receive accounts Of the increased ope
rations in coal and iron in Pennsylvania.
In Virginia. the Valley Star gives an encouraging ac
count of the present condition of the iron business
Rockbrdge, Allegheny, and Botetour counties 1t emu
meraes fifteen furnaces and three torges-three of the
former being new and all of them operating with re-
newed activity The Philadelphia News, in stating these
facts, asks How is it possible that, with facts like
these before them the people OF Virginia lend their
support free trade There is no State in the Union,
with perhaps the single exception of Pennsy that
has deeper interest in the protection of domestic in
dustry than Virginia. When will she open her eyes J"
And we ask what sort of logic is this to prove the
necessity of an additional tariff? How is possible (say
WEI that with facts like these before them the people Of
Virginia lend their support to additional protective
tariff The Wheeling Argus, too says: ga company of
practical iron manufacturers has been formed to
mence operations this city, the earliest possible mo-
ment 1t is their design, learn, to enter largely
into the manufacture of nails from the largest to the
smallest size"
| Another fact in favor of the present tariffs
The Hagersown News. noticing the thriving condition
of the Weverton Manufacturing Company, says:
"We informed that several public spirited gentlemen
in Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and other places
have recently embarked in the company very vigorously
Among others have heard named Gen. j. G.. Chapman
the House Representatives, Gen Archibald Henderson,
and Robert Beae, esq, of Washington and James NJ Blu
chanan, esq, postmaster Baltimore, who have each
taken interest 10 the company the of one hundred
shares"
The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia
News states that the tariff question is at present as
heavy the -four market at the close Of disastrous
speculation There is possible chance for it during
this sessonevery day confirms this belief But petit
tons continue to come in" And they will come in to
the end OF time, long the manufacturers have any
hope Of increasing their profits
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Upland Fla. 6ia6A 6Ea7 a7s 7sa7,
Mobile 4 NJ o. 6}a6A 6ta7 Mari g. 81

The arrivals ut the ports .26I bales against
1893 O93 last year. Flour has also been dull under limited
export demand Sales New Orleans IS rs; mixed western
and common State S. Is $5 sl4 straight and good
brands, IS s7a IS 93l pure Genesee, SO O6 Sc ia
southern is dul-Georgetown and Fredericksburg as 60.
So 6s2 rye -four SO l2A SO Is corn meal "a
Wheat is dull; l03 ITO cents for red, and 100 cents
for white; northern rye 81 CENTS barley IS cents oats
river and canal AZ ~ cents for corn there is ligbt
demand. Sales southern mixed and white 60 GU cents
yellow, s. cents; round northern yellow 6s a 10 cents
White peas and beans, being in demand for California rs
l25 cents Hops in moderate demand 9 10 cents Mis-
souri, lead 81 s0 reports that lead miners are leaving for
the gold mnes ened the market The large arrivals of
pork have auened the Market and is so cents
lower. and mess 8Isay SIG SIG 2j for mess SI4 rs
I'll 90 for prime eefis less active,aes country mess
$l 80; city do $12 $i2 Is. Ohio lard is hcavy old
kegs, "a cents Rice is firm at $3 SO rs Whiskey-saes
"a cents. Talow 81 cents. Freighs are dull.
The stock market is firm and advancing ge neray Uni
te States stocks having touched high figure Quotations
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Avs Of the Unitcd States Ist session sOth Con.
office, -' '... nv '7p N''l4N ~ wv ~
Jan ii &" i9~ sih
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For the Gold Reu,op.

rT,HOSE PERSONS who are DESTROYS of embracing IN,
opportunity of visiting the Ell Dorado, in california;
early in the spring. requested City Hail.
on Saturday evening" the 10Th inst "A o'clock and
the necessary arrangements for the formation of mining
association The overland route is decidedly the most
practicable Tor two important First by far tho
cheapest and should exceed 800 per man. and be
Perloms by the way of Independence Missouri, Fort
Smith, Arkansas, in 90 days from Washington Second,
is the healthy because the labor performed the
journey prepares each individual for mining and accli
mates him by degrees while those who by although
they raise the capital in the first place for the equipment OF
vessels, and thea pay the projectors interest on their
own money independent OF certain per cenage OF their
labor become enervaed and will of course be incapable,
their arrival of performing labor without greatly haz-
nrding their lives.
Jan 20--lt .....
NEW GOODS, per steamer Hermann, just arrived
In Elegant ASSORTMENT Gong and shorty embroid-
cred in gold silver, and black beautiful ball weaths for
the hair evening fans maine lace caps, head dresses
caps, rbands, flowers, &c,, Nc ..
Fancy Store, Penn. avenue, BIackwe's Hotel.
Jan 20-St r'N
CLOvEsi-oLOvEsi- aLovEsi-We shall open this
NJ day entirely assortme of ladies' and gcnte
mems white, straw, dark and black kid gloves (BsJon's
manuactnre) PARkER'S
Fancy and Periumsry Store. near Blackwel's Hosel,
Jan 2-St est U tie tA 81 -.H ~
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nj- The Rev. MIR. Lynch, = Professor OF the Wash
nston Seminary, will preach the annual charity
in St Patrcks church tomorrow morning at IL o'clock
Jan. 20 '''4
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as United Brothers OF Temperance Association, No.
You hereby notified that election for officers for
ensuing quarter viii take phce on this Satuday) evening"
is requested to be present Iu !. 80 49,. III,
JOHN c. HARNESS.,
-aff n sf 1.f4.r. .tf I.s. eil, President.
& pspKrp Recording Secretary.
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,G1- Attention SIR Knights.-A special assembly of
Washington Encampment of knights Tempar No !, will
be held the Asylum, Of and 10Th streets, this
Saturday evening, at o'clock.
Sojourning Sir Knights in regular standing respect
fully invited to attend
By order of the M E. G. G.
Jan 20 EZRA WILLIAMS, Recorder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-05
LEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.
NO OOMPOUNn

M GONA1ObML
Has been discovered that possesses any Of the qualities
Of this famous Remedy Almost daily we hear Of new and
heretofore unknown virtues discovered By its application to
diseasss-for It remarkable fact, that many of its
effects are known only from accident or experiment So
deep has beont science of Mr. HENRY DALEY the
Inventor admirable the combination of its ingredients,
that it is found suited to relieve almost aiment to
which the frame of subject Let enumerate
of the peculiar qualities of this remedy:
FirSt-It win within five minutes from its application,
remove the pain from the ssvefest BURNS, SCALDS or
BLISTERS. 1t will also the pain and GOVT,
TIC-DOLoREUX. PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or SWELLINGS.
SseOnd.-In Of BURNS, if applied Immediately,
it will preserve lfe matter how may be the injury,
unless vital part be burned and its immediate application
will prevent any blister and consequently sore OF in
hammatiOn.
TRird-It will heal Burns OF WOundS Uloen. Or sorsI
of any kind. WITHOUT SCAR.
F0rthIt neurslizes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, or Rabd animals.
FUth.-It will, wherever applet. prevent MORTIFICA
TOM and in old wounds where modification has com.
menesd will the disease and cure the wound
where flesh has already dropped away, it will reOie the
part TO its natural state.
SiEt.-If BROKEN LIMBS, when SET be well wrapped
up in the salve Inflammation Swelling, Pain
occur and the bones unite and become strong with aston
shinR Fapidity.
Ssventh-Whsn the Bowels are painful or nfiamed the
Extractor, if well rubbed upon them. will afford relief and
cause movement when castor oil ialap and all other
medicines have failed.
EfghtI is perfectly safe in all oaSssit never can
do harmthe system will absorb than is necessary
to repair it. 1t viii not conflict with medicines that
may be taken internally.
We have space this publication to enumeras all the
diseases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but shall subion few testimonials of its value selected
from the Thousands in possession. from all parts of the
country.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CEEsoHHI oygI01,. a..


CREscHaE OFFI01,
Moadag MommR. November 5. 1SE. 8
COTTON.-Ths sales Of Cotton on Saturday amounted
0O bales steady prices. Both buyers and sslsu
looking with anticipation for the HbsTnisB nsyI which
quite due. hat 10 hsI fifteenth day from
Liverpool 70 New YoIk.
HEW-OHLEAEg CLAggIEICAT10N-
Inferior .......,...- "a MddinR Fair, IVA
Ordinary .........S5zi1 9l4 Far ........s.....u O.
l03< Good Far nominal
Good Mddng lO5a Good and Pine nominal
TOBACCO.-No Transactions worth reporting
SUGAR AND MOLASSEs- -Smal HsIes q Sugar
made steady Dnces say szSG45< for Commoa 70
fully Fair MOlaases selling At go. gallon
FLOUR.-TheTs but little done in the Flour market
Saturday, owing the rather advanced rabs asksd
Sales 200 bbs Pine a 3d. s. bbs branded Il "a IS.
and nearly go bblB. Eaperne. in lots al IS Dbl
CORN.-FerY little the Lsvte, and looO sacks
taken, in various lots, at 54l0s5c
PROFESSIONALLY Pork market duist. with small
sales Of MeB g. and Of Pine % Dbl PINE BaoOu
Sides ~, and Shoulders 4<t64T. according 70 quality.
Lard is again fraction lower and noticed the following
sales 70 bbs prime &C.. and lot Of ga bbls. and
tsyces and 35T7 kegB strictly prime aso Sc actual tsrs.
COFFEE.-6OO bags new Rio sold az lie. p b.
GUNNY BAGs.-3O00 dS baIes1 new brought lie. each.
BAGGING AND ROPE--smal sales at IS and Be-. cash
for the best brands
CANDLEs.-15o boxes TsTIow Candies sold at %.
WHISKY -Rsotfed dull and retailing nt Sio gallon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cotton shipping to Liver
pool at y. and to Boston at "a bale.
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The wings determined To spend the last night Of the cam
paign profaOy their opponents upon the nautTst
gound in Canal street, according to appointment and had
gathering together of the party fully enthusiastic the
great meeting in Lafayette Square. The Fillmore RangeS
host in Themselves attended with their beautiful banners
and TanfDaTenceB, and joined By the Deoouet
Guards, Kenner Rangers and other Clubs beaing Lanterns
and torches and adding in effect and numbe TO the mDO-
sing scene.
Mr. J. E. Caldwell called the meeting to order By nOmi.
mating Col ROBERT NJ MCALPIH foT President with the
usual number Of Vice Presidents and Secretaries.
messrs. WIZ. Hunt, l. L. MATHEwsoN, r. II. CmL-
TON and FROST addressed the aslsmblage The speeches
all well received, and the gentlemen frequently
oheered with zeal and good will that proved in number
there is strength. Songs sung and loud hUzzas made
the chorus; while the names Of DECLoUET and KEHHER
could be heard above the din, and echoed back from
the houses and balconies around.
After the clUse Of the meeting large procession
formed, and then the pentup enthusiasm of the Whgs
gathered in the streets the Torchgh" burst forth
in storm Of chem, they greeted their avOEie Rangsm
following close after their opponents.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

LAFAYETTE, Sunday, November 4-P. N.
Arrived per steamer Hannibal 80 Beevss, Sc Cows and
Calves IA Yeaings 1888 Hogs 49 Sheep and coOps with
Pigs per Ohio. 10 Cows W. Scott, 80 Bseve Cows and
Is Calves Isabella 10 Cows. IS Calves 70 Hogs and q
Sheep Pride of the West so Beeves and Cows and few
Beeves and Hogs per stbOsts Prices generally in IA
vor of purchasers and the supply of stock offers them far
selections.
BEKF CATTLE Good quality of Beef sells at 3%05o, q
b choice and inferior at prOpOuionsts rates.
Hoss.-Prices vary from 314GD4o. p h.
sHEEP-Thee s a moderate inquiry. prices ranging from
81 5OO&2 rs p head.
Mich COws-a25l0440 p head. Plenty in market
CALvEs-Sellng at 90 OOi087 90 p head.
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GnStineneSS

Or, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.
THE PAIN EXTRAo TOR
the sursl safest aud remedy for this disease
II will positively give relief in the wot cases. and even after
ali the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called at office with astonshment upon their faces
stating that they had used the ointment for other diseases
upon parts of their bodies the bowels and that co
pious movement had resulted from it. This result will al
follow thorough rubbing Of the Extractor upon the
bowels when they costve Let the experiment be tried
1t is perfectly safe and in instance the Pain Ex
tractor do harm.
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Betweeu Louisville and NewDrteaHs
THE Line Of Telegraph rueted BY between LouVs,
Nashville Memphia Tuscumba Jackson and NewOrlsanh
be organized under The Charter Louvi FRIDAY $50
day Of November at the Gait House. II O'Clock
which meeting all subscribers stock and all the Corporation
requested to be pTesen-Lo1hyle, KY, Oct 10, 1879.
Oet25u23 HENRY ORIELLY.
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-" L o. o. F.-HowaFd Lodge No. 13-Msets every
Thursday Evening the Hall Of the Grand Lodge Of Poyd
and TchOuptoulaa streets. 0hceTs
James Fursaux N ID r. Allison Secretary
L. G.l E.
nj j. n ALLISON. Secreturv,