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LIE rapport semi mensuel d. voyer, constatant
ls nombre douyriers, ETC., employees dams son
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s bocs de bos de Ia grandeur dune brque s6ve
r poues etc places
Postes eornches archaves etc. Vor plan No t
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TRAvAUX EN- BRIQUEs

TFANIEEEs DIES FORMATIONS.
Les trAnchees formations Argeur ct pr
adeur banquettes On NETT
fond deux passenrs pnnces chaand eenes cfou
Pune iautre dune luaier1 convertible.
Les atrines crestts qua peis
dallsge de Ia
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MO 2S7,-Resoiued, That the Comptroller sell
aauon the oeht bidder after days
tract laying the round paving
NHwLevce and Front according specifications
Suyeyor office. Terms payment m4ton Of the
work and ita by the Surveyor The
to the approval Of the Council.
lSlguedl FRASS ALPUENTE
President o Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
lSignedl VIM. c. C. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
lSignedl A. D. GRESHAM, Mayor.
COMPTRoLLERs OFFICE CRY O Sep 49, 15q
G5- Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to
the above resolution will aliudcae MONDAY ny
October, att! o'clock office, the above
ssP29 lot DsBUYS Comp.rpller,
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ios les mhernuN les meniomes
hcaions gu precedent q pouaent ere pnr
Noyer ain de conIletr HniGre
plans sections, dessns travail charge
extra.
Louvrage satisfaction dn voger en- six mos
apies tappob ion de REHABILITATION Vile peinc
dune ande de dix jour apr1s epoque
nest ernne.
On secute pour riastres ga
rnntie d. Il! fdele execution du
Les p'irments FIJI
paornee lautre mOi quan btissc
tee par le Noyer. LOUIS II. PILE,
Noyer de Ia Vile.
Oct NOuvee Orleans so Septemtre 1852.
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IUTNtNTS NUWh,
ork Throughout the buildings shall be Vi well seasoned
, from apli,s, stP, klots or otlirr defects

The oors the street, WRtchn's roll
public entrance door the passage Cntns office and
aDry arthwny shall
the front and and shall be quarter inches
thick with moulded plnne and inch thick nu shall be
well hung with best quality locks
three inches each fold bolts All the inside
moulded grehrayes framed oldng and hung with three sne botts
od
lots. The doors Of kitchen, stable sl
be Dan doors made with inch stuff and hung md fastened the
best with the best hardware All other building
cells shall be
executed according drawings well hung
b h,Ttw arc,
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opsr height above the ground, shall have

Throughout proper height The goand have
he following hckresses, to-wit:
The sl walls two bricks thick the font walls the
walls of the PASSAGE
aud hall brick thick, vita four by eighteen inch pillars the part
ZION walls, the front and rear walls the cell the walls Of the
stable,
brick thick with four by eighteen inch projecting pillars
to passage, way fence VALE.
Chin6ey with ues proper sizes shall be built to the top of ihe
buildings, the ues be we'll plastered the
hneys required follows One for the Kitchen
the Watcmen roroon for the Captains and
p. rlnr - Eanrt
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The Bsronne and tile walls each
shall have water table eighteen inches high
thick, except each opening, when will
wide well and shown
All windows the buildings shall granite sa
lintels.
gate, doorways Captains
publ entrance Captains aruoy
granite step by twelve inches and eight long
whole shall Of the clear
and finished, shown plans
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trenches foundation, shall a be dug the proper
depths OF the sidewalks tie bottom shall be
with thickness OF sound twonch atboa pank crossing
other and well nailed together in workmanlite manner
The pryes SINK lie dug four feet below the level the tagging
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IEWVI,
John WRIGHT CO., Il! Ch,r'Its street S.agOrgar,
way Co.'s prices,
raICE:
MEDIUM a 80
SMALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o x
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Ask o r. R r., or RADWAYs RnaDyREEJEF. nhq-ly.w
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I I :,
rs Avis est par lie presente dome que, CON
h 6ment la resolution ssus, iadugera LUNDI Ocobrp
d midi monb bureau, lie contract susdit . ~
sep30 lot ", pRbu Us, Contr6leur.
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Les foundations des aaux de Ia FACADE Lriqu
depaur la batsse prncsale, dix brque
epsur Ia base cees de treize chaque 6G
du enree de la yOHre,
prncia ceui irr, les caque
prncipaux de III sale dnes des ceua sept brgue
Ia base es des lerrisre,
des hambs magas, latrnes, ourage,
ondaans des de fnGade division des r dependencies
quare brque den Ia base onlaDn
trques la base les ionentons dies n
base. Les echeOns
pouces de e leur de Ia
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-, CoRNiCEs AND MoULDISGs
me eornlcet arehraes moudngs, f psers capitals
pnses ana basement In the Recorders shall
cypress made according drawing j.
for the pn6lIe ens st;rs' iSn: Cam,
and private office, clerks
moulded.
The wood work of the inside the shall be
made according to plans working The OF
me same to be eight by eight inches and ctbeT by six inches
and the whole well
bolts, tie bars,
tongped and gr0oed mill dressed yellow puks laid into strong
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10 III Batse prncpae Baronne, passage
es escale princinaux pves chante
aa snpane sale dappe hommes gnde renres pu
% ; nHrs des eeues seron pas cien hydrauqre
Les sI possn ct achieve ct coore dhprts les dessn
W y sss possible lVoir faeade b, No. l. fig. Y, ~
Leitefehr du muir de derere nirs fem usuu,l Ia rsvc
dm re, eront pltre du mgu, mil nra nosn
" or Ia section sur les ignes g. HI ~ W. 'e'" f
Tons les ot a., t,,.,o, IL,
a m gfGsr etc. seront paes du mieux q p.ssbe
une ns au ctnre dapres les desn la sale u Recorei
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Theatrical aud Musical.


BowEny THEArRA.-The entertainments for this eve
ming the Lady OF Lyons" aud the and excel
lent drama the Dead Mans Shot, both excellent
BRoApwAy THEATRE Mad Lola Monies appears this
evening in the splendid ballet pan nomime entitled Un
our de Carnival = Seville =
NBLo's GARprS-As the Raves engagem snt Is draw
ing to close Thursday being the last night they should
be by all their sdmirers
BuRroSs THEATRE The selections for this evening
consist OF the comedy Of Caught in his Trap the
T" smuggier's Son, and I" Oliver Twist
NArItSAL THEArRE Those great favortes, Mr.. aud
Mrs Williams appear to- night In the "Pilsrim OF Love-"
and Born to Good Luck
AMERICAN MUSEUM The performances in the stsT
noon and evening consist Of All that Ghtters ~ no.
Cold Major Jouss's courtshipn and the FAIRY
Giftv
BowEry CRcus The French company Of equ,striant
drawing large audiences by their splendid feats IL
the ring ,
CHRisry's MIssrRrIs Give excellent entertainment
this evening
FELLOWS M,rsrkFts present yers 7ars,y Il gro d.
lineations.
Pporrssoa AsprRsov !. desb,ipe tbs IN tovu scssby
bis aulpstug new TRICKS
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gNTERESTIN& FROM ALBANY.
.~os>oo>o~ooooo~oo>~~
ASSEMBLING OF THE LEGISL AZURE.
THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Excitement in the Senate Relative to the CAST
ing Vote Of the Lieutenant Governor.
The GOVERNORS
ANN u AL NE S S A G &.
Financial, Commercial, and Social
Condition Of the State,
re Re Re

Our Special Telegraphic Correspondence.
ALBANY January 9, 1852.
The Senate met at IL O'Clock, and the members were
sworn into office by the Lieutenant Governor. Every
Senator present.
Mr. McMurray offered resolution appointing Ira P.
Barnes clerk The vote stood l6 to 49, and the motion
was adopted by the casting vote.
Another resolution declari Arthur n Beardsley
geant. arms, offered and also declared carried by
ahe same vote
Mr. Babcock whg) appealed from the decision of the
Chair.
Upon this motion long discussion ensued
On the part of the wings, it contended that the
presiding officer had right to vote net being they
alleged, member of the Senate.
The democrats maintained the ground that the Lieu
tenant Governor possessed the right to vote upon all
questions where the Senate tie.
The vote then taken upon the appeal and the de-
cison Of the chair sustained by the casting vote
Mr. Babcock then moved for reconsideration, when
debate sprung up, which occupied the Senate until
half past three O'Clock.
Among the speakers on the whig side were Msssrs.
Babcock, Tabor and Van schoonhaven who charged the
President with usurpng power before exercised
voting to sustain his decision.
The speakers the democratic side Messrs Con-
ger Pierce and Bristol who sustained the President in
the course he had taken.
Lieutenant Governor Church defended his position in
lucid speech of fifteen minutes, giving his for
voting upon tie, and declared it hi, constitutions
duty, which he should exercise whenever he thought
proper to do. His remarks were applsuded by q
crowded Senate chamber.
Mr. Babcock finally withdrew his motion to reconsider
when the subject was dropped.
The door keepers, as agreed upon in democratic eau
Gus last night, we're then appointed. .rs
Among the debatere several Of the Senator'S be-
longing to both parties exhibited considerable talent
and eloqnence
At half past three o'clock, the Senate became orga-
azed The Governors message was then received and
Gea6 and the Senate adj ourred
The House met at twelve o'clock, when all the whg
officers agreed upon n caucus, last night,
drmed The Speaker Mr.. Heartt received SO votes
against SO given for Mr.. Hatch the democratic candi
date.
Mr. Walsh presented petition of Mr. Smith, (dem.) of
alew York, contesting the seat taken by Mr. Snow.
<whig), in the House.
few ordinary resolutions were adopted, when the
Governors message received and read and the Hous
then adjourned till to morrow morning.
All the members Of the Court Of Appeals present
this morning, at the commencement of the January
term. This court now consists Of Charles II kugeies
Chief Justice Addison Gardner, Freeborn G. Jewett,
Alex. 8. johnson, John W. Edmonds, Malbone Watson,
Philo Gridley, and Henry Wells, Judges, W.
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GllE

DEArH 0wEN SuMMEps--Who 10 there that fire.
quented the United States courts in this city and did
not know Owen Summers And who that has known
him did not admire him for the mildbess Of his
the courtesy OF his demeaner his willingness to
obge, his aptitude for business and the ability and
assiduity with which he discharged his duties Owen
Sum mers is deadtaken OH In the prime OF manhood
from large circle Of admirers and friends lie for
tever years past the principal clerk in the Office Of the
nited States District Attorney, where he rendered
hmsef efficient to the government and courteous to AL
who came In &C intact with him Mr. Summers had been
for mc.ths past in delicate state Of health; and
Monday last yielded up his gentle spirit ito Him who
gives ard Him who takes away"
CoRoSER's orrIcE- Coroner Geer, having sufficiently
recovered from his ndispoion, has resumed his
official duties.
suIcIps--Thomas Reed boarder In 2l2 william
street. lecked himself up In Of the rooms and cut
his threat With He discovered about half
past ~ O'Clock yesterday morning and taken to tho hos
pital BY officer Sire ct
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Asse m bly,,

ALBANY, Jan. 0, 1907
THE oPENING--sEAT CONTESTED.
The roll was called
Mr.. WALSH (dem of the Twelfth district Of New York;
objected to the swearing in of Mr.. Snow (whlg) Of the
Sixteenth district Of New York his seat
tested.
The Clerk said he bound by the return Of the Be-
cretary Of State, and Mr. Snow accordingly sworn
in.
Mr.. UNpERwoop, (whig) Of Cayuga, offered a resoIu-
tion that the Speaker be elected rva voce which
adopted.
Jonas G Heartt then elected by the following
vote:-
Jonas O. Heartt, (whig) Of Rensselaer, ......... 90
Irael Hatch (dem OF Erie Observation-Disclosures. 50
w Sherman, (whig) of Oneida, was elected Clerk
Mr. Caldwell, (whig) Of Cansjoharie, was elected
Sergesnt-at Arms
Nathan Chamberlain (whig was elected Doorkeepsr
1he Assembly being now prepared for business, the
Governor message received and read after which
the body adjourned
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deeming another continent from deersdation while Il
improves the condition Of our Il needs no prophet
ic vision 10 forosee that ene OF the great designs Of
mysterious Providence to be fulfilled bv restorns the
oppressed sons Of Africa to their native soil after centu
ries Of bondage.
cause beniHcient identified with the lasting well
fare Of two Of the great races Of mankind high
resisees force to the justice and humanity Of the whoe
American people hope to see sustained by the be-
raj action Of the national government seconded by
trbutions from the several States The employment Of
steamers to transport coored emgrsnts from
this country would obviate the necessity for naval
squadron the Of Africa which maintained
there by the United States at great expense and waste
OF life for the suppression Of the slave traffic 1t may
be objected to the claims Of the Colonization 6ociety
that its operations gradual and that the con-
summation of its purposes will require long series OF
years. But we should reflect that 1t s impossible to
move an evil of such magnitude by any human means
within the period allotted to single generation II u
not to be denied that the efforts Of the association have
suit mere practca and beneficial than has been pro-
duced by any other organization Until some portion Of
this continent OF the West India islands shall be set
apart for the exclusive habtton Of the coored race AZ
rican colonization must be regarded the only effective
auxiliary Of voluntary emancir alton
growing degre TO ennis ate IL manifested by Ae black
population and many masters have de cared their read
TO free their slaves when be found for
their removal Borne of the States have msde consiisr
able appropriations to promote the object and In
creneing interest has been oynced by others New York
ought not to be behind her nehbor in the performance
OF duty Important TO her welfare and bened
cal to args portion of the human family now held In
melancholy debasement II Is work in which chris
tihhs end patfots OF al parties ana IN all eecton6
unite their efcrts without involving the
country IN political or geographical dissen-
eions ] submit the wheie subject your
Bghtened consideration, in the firm belief that, upon
full examination of it's merits you will deem 1t in accors
ance with justice and policy and an enlightened pnbc
fentment, to manifest your approval of the by
liberal appropriation for the furtheance of t benevolent
designs.
Having fully determined to retire from Office at the
close Of my term trust may be permitted to avail my
self OF the present opportunity to renew to my fellow
citizens expression Of profound gratitude for the
honors conferred upon by their condolences, assuring
of my native State in virtue prosperity and happiness
WASHINGTON HUNT.
ALBANY, January G, 1882 &
The foregoing message having been read the Senate
adjourned till tomorrow.
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lotai....'...'.'.. .l7l4
The number pardoned from these prisons during the
last year was l04 The annual list Of reprieves
tatons and pardons, will be transmitted in special
communication In the exercise Of the psrdoning power
Of the most embarrassing and delicate prerogaives
that be confded TO human discretion ave endes-
vored to act upon correct views Of psce humanity and
public policy Error in the conviction undue severity of
puphment oss oheath produced or aggravated by long
confinement ard service rendered to the State by the
discovery Of accompces have been regarded the only
legitimate grounds fer the indulgence of clemenoy In
the discharge Of this difficult duty have been impressed
with the importance Of careful revision of criminal
avs for the purpose Of making the punishment Of certain
crinesmore proporionate to the grade offence Some
Of the provisions Of our statutes productive Of ne
qualities which violate the sense justice, and this evp
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DAILY CRESCENT

DEAL GENTLY. BY MARY +. MILLER.
Deal gently. with my mother. Time,
Mark not too deeply her calm brow;
All ! wait e'en yet longer time.
Change not the raven 4resses now
All let me gaze upon her form.
And mark no sign Of its decay;
oh. let her eye still brightly BEAM
That smile upon her pure lip play.
Az in those happy by gone hours,
tripd so gaily by her side.
When wandering forth we cud sweet flowers,
And she would pause to bless her child.
thought not then that time would pass.
And rosy childhood would depart.
That care and whitening blight would cast
Its darken;d shadows oer my heart
Yet it is so change hath been here
Around our household hearth no more
The merry hand is scatter'd now,
Some wander mid old oceans roar
Whilst he who watchd my early youth,
Hath passed from this cold earth away,
To dwell, hope forever blest,
Mid regions Of undying day.
All well do remember when
They bore thee to that cold deep grave,
AS earth to earth the funeral knell
Cast Ger my heart lasting spell.
A spell of agony and woe.
AS at thy grave we paused to pray.
And from my lone and pensive mind,
That spell hath never passed away
Deal gently with my mother. Time
Oh spare to me my mother dear;
All may she live for many years
My lonely heart with Joy 10 cheer,
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&UNDRIEsm ,,,-,,z,.-
bills TAR
5000 bbs CAlCISED PLASTER,
1900 bh ROSlN. l.
casks SODA ASH,
TURPENTlSE, ENGLISH &.'D AMERICAN FIRE BRIt X
TILES, etc. For sale by JOHN HaYMAS 4 Co,
Us Magazine street and II Red Stores, Third Munieipat-
Agents for the Newark and Rondas Cement
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SUNDRIES--

EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND and IRELAND,
Il "A n suit purchasers, for sale by
mhl1 JOIIN TOOLE, Is Bank Place.
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GALT-Coarse Salt, in lots to suit purchasers,
~ and Coarse and Fine Salt ahoat for sale by
mhl7 JOHN TOOLE, 25 Bank Place.
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~ 1900 boxes RAISINS wholes, halves quarters.
5000 pounds Northern DRIED APPLES.
1900 drums fresh SMYRNA FIGS.
$50 hays PUMPKIN SEEDS.
.4l BAGS COW PEAS. For sale BY
luhJ A. +. COCHRAN 4 CO.. u Ichoupitoulas street.
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c FSA ARSs sTEE sEs 3 SSE S 5S5s bTs
REhbY RGES Gi5 ,s Ts.s lSs l ]
and quickly cure the disease.
SICK HEADACHE
EkAy p kEEF nW 9S M EIon a TS psa M9ST s
attacks. Ii will cleanse and sceten the onac and neua the
PREVENTION
BY nhn"s n ' r s h! Sr. a aud r. . @ IL
'''i' '''s''' IN BATHING
Temples ts Face parts Of
Ss sf' a ss a" ski s and healthy
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
DlARRHTA .pYSENTERY BLOODY FLUX CHOLERA MOFBls,
PAINFUL DISCHARGES. i relieves tue
minutes the most distressing discharges, and will speedily
NEURALGIA.
PAIN !STOPPEB INSTANTLY
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF possesses almost miraculous
ns . ." p.S .el % pain s .'Hs Sa IN
departing pain has thousands q The
o IT, sa %y % % Ry p ri RF isF I9e stop IGs @ a
@ .n"y y a ys . @ 1 sh ] lie the s
RHEUMATISM
PAINS REZIEVED ~ FIVE MINUTES.
RADWAYS READY RELIEF will stop the exeruang
n Of aSs, instantly ID. Toqs n ynF s,n this
tones from whose joints distorted with
% . @ 'Sff o lb1Ys 1 READY ' REF m f fsn @ ] sn
s @ @ Gs @ PS a 5 s
HH'R Il G@E ' he s pSHs the s
The unon for the rur, themselves
CHILL FEVER.
CHILLS STOPPED IN 4 FEIF NlyUTES-P.1IN RELLEVED
INSTANTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF like all of Chis
and Fever. 1t breaks the Chi mediatcyarn. vgo
rates with health and strength und OF the
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
Whenever feel pain apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF it is
10 relieve minutes Ii have the Stomach
ntestnSs in the Liver, Kidneys Bowels Joints Bones RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF taken either internally applied externally will in
few minutes stop pain and quickly its
RApwAf & 20, l62 Fulton street, NewYork.
SOUTHERN DEPOT
WRIGHT Chsrtres street N.wOreaps.
rB General Agent who will supply country
way h Co.'s prices
rRIcE:
LARGE BOTTLES. 81 90
MEDIUM SO
SMALL 25
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
AK R. r, R. or RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, mh27 ly4W
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LACEY & CO., 81 St Charles street,
1 s5g nRANGH OF LACEY PHTLLlPs,s CELEBRATED HAR
NESS MANuFACTORY Philadelphia offering the
fashionable HARNESS, SADDLES AND TRUNKS nj reduced prices
~ REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO. fe27 ly4W
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EDUCATION.
TO RENT.

FH'O RENT.-A two-story Frame House on o.
Claiborne street between Common
81 Ro SeEants Room Kitchen and Stable large Yard tacE
Flower Garden will be Gnti the
onnost terms oa good tenant Apply
FENO RENTAL elegantly furnished Office, <ss
suitable for u Commission Merchant. Apply to E:I
mil. tt SAMUEL WOLFF, s5 Camp street.
HsSO LET OR LEASE-The well known Asxzs,
Hotel called thu BILOXI HOUSE, Biloxi SfsaE
Mss' win Ace9nmods @ for one hundred md twenty
LEYS, STABLES, 81 thlBoAT WHARF AND BATH HOUSES
attached 70 he hgs terms apply the premises, by letter
JOHN W. NIXON, ,r SOrleans. elF
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REMOVALS..

EMoVAL.-R. II, MARR, Attorney at Law,
u " haa removed from No. II street to No 97 amp At
n25 iy
ARUG STORE REMOVAL-The sub n
sber repeGtieiy informs hs public that GO
M removed MA DtUs STORE 10 the South I
.nHes ana Cu'tomhouse streets where he will happy LA
see Ms "d cuatoners md those who
;o.. ~ u. BEACH, Apotheoary and Druggist,
Aouth Chatres
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VOLUME v.

Crystal Fount Division No; A. T. nj, IF .Msss e s,sy
ensuing quarter D. F. MTcnsh " Pi d.
Boola T. j. b. TomIIssos, r. T. H. DRTpk c, A, hNpEhaus
A. c. ANDREW HxRo, /. s.; L. W. PtnRY, @ s.
jan3 "M. H. Ellis N. D
Odeon Temple of Honor No. b-hlees every THURSDAY
EVENING" past o'clock at Temple t, 224 Tch9apoua.
MILLER, W. c. T.; THOMAS FEESD wy T C. AIIM.Np, W.
R. A. RKMcK W. A. R. W. DAVIS W. T. r.; N w. WOLvkR
S. MORGAN, w. r. POLLARD, W. D. u. G. ].
CLuLY, W. G.; B. l.. BRAKEMAN, W, s. jan23
Harmony Divisicn No. 15, s. of TMee at 2!2 Chonpi-
Duas Officers elected the term: HRsnf ITNr-
W. p CESAR MoLnnH W. A. JAMES GovAN, r. s.; sAMeEL
f. PUTNAM, A. r. 81 WM s. Noun, 7. s.; IoHN CAsNELL MM
MostAs G. FERGUSON, A. c. CHARS BARNES ST. VIM
H. EoNDEAu,O. s.; jams BRGGa, p. W. p jams
Pelican Division $. Of T.-Mse,s every "WEDNESDAY .
EVENING at half O'Clock the Hall No. rs ST. Charles street
The following the list of officers for the present ending &
81 s52 VIZ; IoIs bRowS w Pi HuGH BhEEN W Al Z; n3 H.
r. ST. JAMES H. IRWIN A. r. s.. JoHs DuRwARD, S.; W. CWAT-
Krss II PRospkn c.RrrrrTR, c. HENRY BAILEY, q J2sS
TUHSER 81 HKSHY CLINTON O. VISITING COMMITTEE
!oHs BRowN Magdaen street. HneH BRsKs 50 Pcyds street
MOTH St. W. c. WATKINS Apollo and Ihaia
CHRISTIAN BuReHALpKn 73 Nayades street; WM SMITH
Gyer st. HENRY Bailey Cyprsss and
Mnpnola streets