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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24

-.,,-
Ihir Annals "l medsal SCIENCE ah'rdhs a. they do ample
proof Il Tie power and value 81 many medicinal agents,
haHe furnished no examples 10 compare with the sautay eli
lets produced by "h EHN CHERRY PEtIoRAl.'
Tho remarkable eufes ai dIeeazes OF the lungs which have
ben realized H IT. n5e acrtoi as they afe by many piom
nehi professors and rh}s'"n' ia ms aud hrrsn Lands
shond encourage the afflicted 10 pcr-eHete with the strong
assurance that i'e use Of the g" CHERRY PICTORIAL"
vii relieve aud ultimately cure them
W. Ptc'ni 10 the publ unsolicited testimonial, om
81 the first men IN country, upon whose judgement and
experience implicit confidence may he placed
Ok IERhLNN, ifeSdcW Irrnom .hfdcdi COLLEGE,
O." the mos, learned and intelligent physicians in the
country considers "cumpasoa Of excellence Tor
the cure OF thl formidable disease Cunsuinnt lo.n
NORWICH, April 2G, lAi6
Iar I & Aver Bears Sin Apt,rahle Ia th, tau,.t AT
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Tom D,isSiOner's .y0fiCc.

A T tfsuit superior tuurl ii Law aud th.neefs CON
y nusI Is i,4foiueu ani held lr the county Am
hsfsf. At it court house, Ihufsday the 18th day OF
Mach, ls1a
MAJ, BaaIne. widass and 1eef oi Iesse Bourne, dcc
iala 81 ui Jam l.. hs VIII Richard B3utne aud Ma
H4sur .h tnuzzf ,ullnt aa3.t he aye Of '@eu yJne
tf. by the said Mty B1urnc The elder her ne x
mend, piain'Ihs,
against
o,orEe y. Raw nahnry q Raf AMI Henry W Qaaflca,
lnltiidanls.
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
.uEDyC.gL DEp.IRTgIEN'y

.HEDIC4L EP.lRI1iE.NT.
'ENlE regular OF Lectures this Institute will
commence the first OF November and continue until
The last oi February The Anatomical Department will be
opened and ready students by the FIRST oil October
The Medical Department will be underline direction oil the
lnllnMinn
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Ihc Caftaa consla# tailn "a the papers former sread
and she paf u Master Commissioner Blown, made puf
snaurc fr tertsal af1t fe 3ls d3f If Match 1911
viii r,,crans ihcfcunfnh, tts l1u' 10 itpn ~ ncu.
zIea, ami lbs the defendant Gtafg W RaY tom to neu
sisr aul fhs arguments 81 COUNSEL without expressing any
opinion upon the said report aad exceptions doth feie the
60 Raht lntt Special Commissioned of that pur-
Pc appointed Jr Inn "a cpusdef thereof aud report there.
upon In Tn performance 81 which duty, hc Will either
The de aapt Commissioner Browns,
with without notifications 10 him shall pfaI>r
al the testimony and mature sdraiion OF the
p,ns And be vii fourn With the account Which he
sbsll rrp4a, steport upon the exceptions
c1Y fcste,
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FOR NEW-DEkI.EANS.
sks:

'nsua ana Louisiana liec Of Packets
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW ORLEANS
TIVE following vessels, composing his line se ali al the
ms, class, with handsome state room
Barque Virginia, tncw } apt Nathaniel rousb.
Nahe, - =" lcsso l.oVCland,
,,, bacheloi " Hiram Horton
The above vessels all Oh the first class were n >
pteSsy or The trade between tins ry and New Orleans aud
commanded by men Of long experience who will so
eNeripn TO give satisfaction For cieh az passaac andy
=, 'Ptan's u" "o'fh, oi lANl tHERIE,
Nov
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
more man fiTenfy 1HOWsaad Der,ou,
hare been (ysrpd

/ is upon the principle OF In.
1 sensible Precipitation, as "a.
hlbited in this cut, that the hu-
man body delivers itself OF i'm
purities and disease. d" The
blood being the lite oil the flesh. d
according TO Scripture, it must
be kept pure TO insure health.
This IT does by its own heat and
action through thesystem, elabo-
rating all impurity, and casting
OF all lis worn out particles.
which are carried out Of the sys.
TEN throughthc pores olthe skin,
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E.tlI.sssSl tSs


7 REl NOLpS * CO. Ieaksvlc, Rocking ham 20
No'thEatoinH are asuagents Ton he sale Mill
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RE.iDy'.U.IDE CLOTy1.s'G


Persons N wan, II Ready Nil Clothing particularly
in.iied call and sinek before pnf' hasnF else
,hrre a. W. all qna1i, - Fashionable Cloth
ing and assortment II thai article D. - all iuc st
Winch nner - uf,hasfrs gtrt rdnr'mfi y procuring
an article II quait, Much b obtained any 9th
rlsahing eSsbs huteHa 80 The ritYs
We have hand AMI constantly manufacturing Gar
ents o every variety, from the best material, ia Tia m
approved styles aii sHi winter consisting u SUI
sack nd potoi sstcoas. Of all glpfs qualtes aud
sizes. trum ~ ~, 81, -, > 81 aud upwards
Bovs' sacks and OrfrS00f
large assortment a Buss Sails and ptrfrtis ~ Prr
less than the usual rr,es supcthns ff'' and l'
Coats made tiatman and frcc Cloths an the latest
iashun largo stoh OF Tweed Goats. Pants and Vests
W. have large assortment at fHrcd frehs aud saek>, a
new article. Forest SArks, taT stormy weather.
pAHTAg.OONS,
From super French pneskns-biack and fancy cassmote
Pants Of every variety oi shade aud Jot, ii 81 80 y,
= 81, 2, - and upwards.
VESTS.
Ms1o from eh Ncveis, sans, Cashmere and Nalencas,
and all prices. g9emcmhef thu and place,
prpH Stteef aud Geutrc abtt Spaeo Baltimore Nd
Nv 22-wi2m II II. COLI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
ANTHONY g. EMERSON
DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CHURN

rI,liE attention OF all Darymen and persons interested in
good butter, !, solicited examination OF the merits
d the above invention feeling confident that upon
CATION and ual Will be pronounced the most practical and
common CiUJH brought before a dsciimna ing
public The abundant Testimonials, the unit approba-
tom and the spontaneous acknowlcdg Of all who
the Churn in operation, examine ITS principles furnish
pie proof ii its merits.
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TRANSPORTATION LINE

10 rTrTSBl re, AND MI. POINTS on TIE YVES
TERN WATERS, VIA Ill BALTIMORE AND
SfSQuEiiANNA RAIL ROAD, AND PENNSAINA
MA CANAL
ID ESPEt IfCI.lS informs the Merchant ol Lynch
~ burg, that they are nov prepared Ia receive and lor
~ald all knis &" Mtrhaudtsr Ia IhtslmE, any given
destination oh the Western Waters, by the above toutr,
asia'oabe terms, and IN as short tnc any responsible
uc
Al Goods received al Baltimore and the freight and char
arotnns IN ihcm nthcr pad, and follow them 10 tho,
destined palh, without charge or Commission. liay
agenr Wharfage, rhc a. baltimore ~ itshE, teeciN
m the Steam Boat At the "nnef aud delivered IN hoard o
steam boat at the attc-ifrigh Gu els per loo lbs
All pnors strictly adhered aud the interest the ship
rrt faithfully attended Ia, both III Baltimore aud Pats
hurry hy procuring freight down the riyct the lowest
Ten rat
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.N'O TEEE.
All kinds of Country Produce.
Regalia, Jewels, Banners. sc.

flE subscribers prepared to furnish at short notice
L RE6AIIA, ENBlEMS, JEW ELS, BANNERS
and SEALS, Tor O. @. f., Masonic. Sons OF Temperance
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full operation the high tariff Yet he 10 ignorsni Of this
great trade ia the chief product Of his own State
The report 10 full otacies and false statements the alb
surdi Of many which could scarcely be exceeded by
Greeley himself To these will In future letter
Money continues very abundant in New York, and the
paraon for the spring trade active The late accounts
from Europe In relation tue peace aspect are more en-
couIaging, and have particularly affected the cotton mar
ket which has risen per cent, with little disposition
TO sell For breadstufs there disposition 10 re-
axe on thepau Of spectators Sales straight Michigan
and Indiana flour. "a s7k ISL round hoop. Ohio, 70
o. O6l; southern, IS % l2i Rye -four firm at ~ %
Corn meal Ss So 90. Wheat steady Il6 cents for
Genesee. Rye in demand 10 cents. Barley, 80 cents
Oats active 40 al Corn plenty and in good de-
mand % round northern; So cents sou heTn
Pork is du-saes Sl2 80 Sl2 57h prime, 50 10
Sales beet, Is Is $40 - rs SO 10 prime. Lard
dul-7i Butter, II Is cts, dairy Cheese
81 cents. Whskey, 26I 26l cents. Talow stsady-
~ cents. Hay, 62i % cts Hops, 20 30 OTIS
Freghis fair-coon TO Liverpool, 3i6i four Is Cd !;
grain, Sd
The stock market shows continued speculation, and prl'
OF desert pons high Erie railroad lie the most
speculative security the MARKET aud il ranges very
high The books the United States and many other do
scrpiions open the LIST proxmo aud probably some
$1,000 900 will be paid for dividends, governments,
banks assurances, railroads. We, &c. large amount Of
the government money due abroad, but the chances are
that il will be reinvesed here. The quotations are as
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrIMoRr. Dec. 26-5, pm.
Obssrvanes of Chrsmas IA Paimfa Ru1sor-Saf Arrival
Of Jenny Lad al Charlottesville Markets.. re.
Christmas has passed and IL observed In Baltimore
with all OF It's ancient Of mirh, fssviy family re-
unions, and friendly greetings The weather nne and
happy abundant all sections OF the city, the streets
being hronged from daylight TO midnight The large sales
made az the OF Christmas goods indicate that the OBJ
within doors not exceed by the outdoor
joyments.
We have had rumor here Of the painful character
70 the effect that the steamer between WILMINGTON and
Charleston, with Jenny Lind aud her suite ON board was
wrecked in the OF Monday IL is, however, doubt
less uniounded, observe by the Wilmington IN. CO pa
pes that she lett that city Ia the Gladiator, Tor
Cha ston, Sunday afternoon The boat was due a
Charleston Monday, and II amy accident had be
fallen II, we would doubtless have had authentic tdngs be
fore this time. The Telegraph is, however, down beyoud
Petersburg though information as 10 the loss Of the
boat bad reached that place.
The Hon. Joseph r. Chandler and the Hon. II. w. Hill
lard perceive, will spend their Christmas Holidays IN
this city, and have accepted invitation 10 address
meeting Of the association for the improvement Of the
dition Of The poor to be held here tomorrow evening
The Phiiadsphia papers oil suspended publication Thu
morning; consequently we have no intelligence from tina
quarter to-day.
seventy five, Of which number hirtysix unde
years OF age This, with population Of co., speak
well for the health of the city
p ST. learn that accounts have just been received
nouncng the arrival otbe Wilmington ut cha
ton, with Jenny Lind and her suite board. The
dreadful but she 20, saoy through it, alter
siderable detention.
Iim MAgKsTs.-In lhs Baltimore market this morning
there sales OF 500 bbls Howard flour 81 62A
Nothing in City Mills. No wheathere of any quence
Sales Of white al So CO cents and yellow 81 s.
cents Oats ~ AZ cents. Sales Of 30,0 lbs hams
pickle, 81 CENTS and 3O 900 lbs sides at Sales
pork SIs and prime 80 to 80 So Sales of 90
plain hams bacon at "a Scents Sales Of 200 kegs
lard at 81 cents.
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Proposals for Mall Bags.
Posr oyrIcK DEPARTMENT,

Posr 0yFIcK DEPARTMENT,
December a. 1850.
CEALED PROPOSALS. win be received this department
O'Clock ofne as day Of April next for furnishing for
day July such quantities and
Dimes may required and ordered for the mail service
mail bags OF the following description, 10 wit:
CANVASS MAIL BAGS.
Size No. inches length 81 inches circumference
weighing ounces 10 the yard Of y
inches width te yarn Of tie fabric be doubled and twisted and
Ave fold.
Size al length aud IS inches In circumference
weighing Is "a
and the cloth be in every respect like that
Of the first sine Of bags.
size No. ca length and % inches in crcumfer
made cotton weighing ~ ounces 70 the yard
nd the o be above described.
The Of sizes Nos aud are 10 be made with sum
cent number OF provided with strong
mouths All to be uaxed inside and outside thus
"U. 8. MAIL"
LEATHER AND CANVASS POUCHES,
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rELEeRAPHIo REpoa RS FOR THE UNION
Condition Of he Nortara 1ieske,s.


New YoKK Dec. 26 q p. m.-Fonr is firm but active
sales OF 800 bbs 81 rs 81 81 for straight
State brands; southern, 80 lei 50 10; Genesee
changed. Whea! frmeraie.o q Genesee white at i2O
la cents rd 400 bushels AT l04 l06 Corn rn
900 bushels 66 81 for mixed and yellow
Oats and rye unchanged. Provisions quetsmall sales
meas pork $l2 rs $l2 "; bacon, unchanged; lard,
"a cents Groceries seadycoies scarce there j. a
good inquiry and elders higher prices Cotton
rmsales 800 baes at l3l la fair upands and Or
leans. Whisky, rs a 26A cents.
PHIApELpHIA Dec 49, D. n.--Stocks frm--U. s. Sc,
1863 ii4i pennsylvania IS. sIa9ai Flour steady
$40 bbls 50 81 76 brands; choice
DO. 81 81 Corn meal, ~ 10 Rye fonr, SO So Grain
stead sales o. 800 bushels wheat at 1913 lOi cents for
red white l0a liz Sales of white and yellow
80 50 cents Oats is cents Rye, q cents Pro-
visions without sales pork, Si3 prime
$40 30 Bacon rni. Lrd, 81 cents. Groceries firm
Cyre i'm poyngsales OF 900 bags Roat lUl IL cents
Sugars rn Co steady to cent advance under
the steamers news. Whisky, 25a 26s cents.
Pup onsme1t Of til, FugApe-Stape Case The Steamer
Ohio
New YoRK Dec. 26-3 p. m.-Tbe Richmond fugitive
slave has been pos poned until Friday next (omor
row, ow ing 10 the absence OF ihe counsel.
The Ohio steamer from N,w Orleans is not yet re-
ported
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COMMERCIAL.
Tre- ear com~ sre,.l Csrrs.peaasas.


NEw YoRK. Dec. "a, lss0--4 p. m.
Tho report OF tho Secretary Of the Treasury instead OF
being State paper OF ability showing the finances OF the
country In and jus, light, calculated upon sound
financial principles and the laws Of trade, has become
mere partisan squb, destitute alike OF candor and OF truth
ID Is the qusck advertisements of protec'onisis nosums
The only source OF anxiety which contains 10 the alarm
ing increase of expenses which ndicaiss and the con-
timed effect 10 swell ke tho shallow psetext OF
war liabilities II this pre,ence Were true II would
become OF war; In order
duoe the peace disbursements The and expense
OF 1850 as estimated by Mess Walker and Meredith, and
as conn red With the result, ~ followsi
U1itsd States rsvsnss and srpsaditse
Mr. Walkers Mr. Merediths Actual return.
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OBITUARY.

In the Galveston rexas News Of the 10th instant we hnd the
following obituary notice;
aOSITuARy-Mn. LUCY p SHAW Of Mr.. j. e. SHAW,
died at the fremont about O'Clock yesterday morning.
The had pleasure Of being well acquainted with the
lady and such the high respect
regard felt for her many virtues and esmabe qualities that
forbear expressing his sympathy with her worthy husband
children irreparabe loss She native OF
ne emigratsd Galveston with her husband
eay In Its history where her intelligence, her beneve
and all her noble traits OF character secured for her universal
admiration rendered her emnenty usea Few ladies have
died regretted She had not prob
ably enemy world, surrounded by TROOP o.
ffiends.n
"None knew her bu, to prassn j.
Dec a.
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Tulip Lodge No. 40,
Tulip, (Ark,) Nov. %, 1850

the nscrutable Divine wisdom,
has been permitted limited CIRCLE and 70 remove from
JAcoBs, worthy master Ma
o and yer of our lodge soiouning land Of
The gentle affection could not sooe his dying mo-
ments: -. -, IL ....... 80.
,h asity has lost an upright Mason, this lodge
efni brother the Episcopal Chur pous and e,em
nny me mber society worthy citizen and ingenious mechanic
IN h,s family voted husband and father.
ResoIpe further, That the members Of this lodge viii wear hs
sorrow and token Of their esteem and affection Tor many
virtues. a.. ...,.a - A.
and tha copy his berenved wife,
be, on he heartfelt sympas every member Of s odye In
this her hour affection.
b. j. BORDEN, Secretary.
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nv DYER q meeUIRE. Auet,on.sr,.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CITY LoTsS1By virtue
on certain the 5st day OF Decembe
is by Jonathan Elliot his wife, duly recorded among
The land records county washington In the ict o. Co
i1nhs I'm Iber w r. No 123 os 1917, 1875 leo and 400 The
undersigned proceed % sell public suciiss 90 he highest aa
ros Messr Dyer Mcure, in the city OF Washn on
ogether or IN parcels following lots lying In the city wash
ma numb red T. 8, 3,
IT, L. Is "a 49, - and "a in square numbered ~ and ioas
9 as and numbered US, tgefhe with
he rights privileges the belonging or In
any manner appertaining
fbe ssie 10 Commence 4 O'Clock, p. m.
The terms Of and the remainder IN three
eoas payable and eighteen months with
from vf Notes satisfactorily endorsed 70 pc
sycn for ~ The terms o. are not com
s with m 10 auy within three das amer the sale,
resell such lot lots ~ me sk and
e~p JAS. ADAMS, (To.s..
THO. GUNT0N, i'us''"
DyER MCGUIRE
Nae 4--eodhd. Auctioneen.
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EOR RENT, two large saloons the corner Of PENN
vana and n They have front Of about "a feet
Pennsylvania with length of about 60 feet On h street,
and being situated about the centre Of the popuou Of Washing
horoughfsre, well suited for rs
public exhibitions OF Kind exhibition and sale
otherwise Of almost description merchandise
They moderate by the day, week,
month"; year Of years. application letter TO the sub
JOSEPH wIMsATT.
Dec 2I-eod21 [IpLl
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NOW OPEN AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
whippie's Grand Original Exhibition OF the Dissolve
ing Views,

exhibited the cities Boston, Philadelphia and elsewhere
REPRESENTATIONS beautiful scenery parts
the world with great variety Of ancient and modern structures
ruins cities castles, &c. which produced In truly wonderful
The beautiful and
appea sudden and b the transition that
only compared magic dream the
But has been expressed in regard this exhibit
uon-thst Of unmngled delight.
Open every evening during week. commencing "a O'Clock
doofs open 6H O'Clock Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons
cau1nenc Ing al O'Clock
Tickets - children half price.
27-dn
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body leather pouches 70 be made Of good and sub
ounces Tor the smaller NOT than 70 the
tanned be well and strongly secured win the best
The canvass pouches are TO densey canvass
WATER pouches now In for the mail
HORSE MAIL BAGS, tu sAppts-sAe. roRa)
size No. Body long and 20 inches in circumference
size No Body and % INCHES circumference
size No. Body long "a inS.i circumference
Ends or bottom. Of size No. /, IL by y inches.
Do DO 90 90 No. Ne. sp ~S 90 90
a bag leather annsd weighing les. The
ss $ r " s: sf s. s" sS
The % nos mail bag. are se made s same qualify
DRoP-LETTER POUCHES, (wrrH pooKRT)
In length and % inches In crcumiervnce
% s Sss I'M ' . WIN s
ceved and the relative value and adaptation the service we
n. p o". an. ssfs be-. ss "'
sss oa @s New Yo ana
New phsdephis and P,sbarr Pennlyani. baltimore
con, Gso,sai Huai.ys Alabama New Orleans, Louisiana
Missouri IN such proportions and AZ such mss as The depart
men, y y % ans .oe
eimens or standard bag. j, .,..
or showing qualify q materials
sS .s .s % ao 20 ss o
The mus, be delivered the or before
form the basis Of the conuscts
The viii required bond, with
SUFFICIENT suree 90 be certified BY e postmaster q the ac.
resde Of double the amount
Of contract for faithful performances Of the obligations entered
into.
having suggested by postmaster. experience and other.
h above described (of Nos
and ~ should be made a. beocsed oposa and
accordingly with the ndd
the bottom OF each
Of bidders In reference the number Of mail
bags which win probably be qurd The number kinds and Sizes
s he In s 20 me sss
I52 No l. s No. q 7s No. g. 7 No. g. S9o pouches
asa l. No ZIG No. horse bags and IBIS No !,
L. h. No bags.
Ths proposals. should Be endorsed aPcIsss for Msn Bas
and be addressed 10 aPoamssf~ 0erevaLn 4e4
Dec M NIX. HALL, Postmaster General.
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b.. BORDEN, Secretary.

wAsHrssToS ID. O., Dec. -, 1850.
yhereas the NJ W. b. d. French hath informed US that
y brother Mason, Learchus Jacobs, OF Tulip Lodge
No AZ IN the Tulip and State Of Arkansas departed th HE
while Witt 10 this city, and mat MS
mains had been temporarily deposited In the vsa un
,e wishes OF his Arkansas In relation 10 the NJ dsPo
siton Of them be sscertaned and whereas me NJ w q
has odiciay that the desire OF ms oefhren
Idse his widow at the remains OF or late
brother Jacobs consigned the tomb with masonic ocmnv
II n u, -, ~, !, IN, .,..n,hl. a, s,ra., che
on and form the remains Of our late BROTHER
Learchus Jacobs. -, - - 49,. A.. .,s .,.n,,.. -.
IN Dsct be invited TO aid and assist IN the
Performances " ''' g. YoRKE ATLEE w. NJ.
AuestJ
G. A. scuwkRzxAs, secrefary
In accordance preceding resolutions OF Fsd'a Lodge
the members are hereby notified attend special
10 ne hed al Masonic Sunday morning. the eth instant Of
10 o'clock 10 the Congressional Buying cound
ana commit die worthy brother Lechus Jacobs
10 the earth i'm due All brothers, resident or sooun-
viii Be 10 waiting Capitol convey hi brethren
and nom the cemetery.
by order Of w. Ms
n.co7-l, 20. A. sCHwARZMAN, Secretary.
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MasonicA regular communication Of the Grand Lodge Of
Columbia will holden Hail. Of
10th Friday the 27h instant o'clock
grand officers will puncua their attendance they
installed and the grand officers members the Grand
Lodge will also be romp the report Of the committee the
stituuon, rules, and regulations, will be submitted.
Brethren In good standing fraternay invited.
BY order Of M. w. g. Masteri
CHAS 8. FRAILEY,
Grand Secretary.
Of the convention shall have been
disposed shall subscribed TO the COLLATION.
win repair National Hotel where at o'clock seats will be
taken Tickets obtained present subscribers by
good standing DESTROYS OF becoming
application the W. Grand Master, or either ohe W. Grand
Wardens
Dec 22-d4
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07SThs Society Free Debates will meet Mt Teit-
(Fnday) evening o'clock Question for
discussion "wou be the best interests Of the people Of this
District Congress W Members requested
be punctua officers be elected for the ensuing quarter
The public invited.
Dec "a ]. II. q. McCUTCHEN, Secretary.
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CoLUMBIA MUSICAL AssOCIA1TOS.-The undersigned
.uch pleasure In announcing friends and the pub
c general that association, consisting Of nearly all me
nrossors and amateur performers OF this now
Completely under the conductorhp o. Professor Len
Rsnere the leader Of the Germania
Asssop and that its will be
say period which, well previous grand rehearsal The
member on Philharmonic Society will be
respectfully And In the meantime, they beg 70 assure Their
frepds that they effort render he concert
,,nlv asservns of public patronage encouragement
49, A. II. KIECKHOEFER, President
John EDGAR, Secretary.
Jhs r. McCORKLE, Treasurer.
@. LENsCHoW, Cendnctor.
Dec ls-9tood