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STREET SpRINKLING.-Tbe lannon's

agara," under the control of Mr. Stith, was on the
streets yesterday. dispensing cooling showers and
laying the dust, thereby adding to the comfort of
scorching community. We find that special plug
is being erected 18th street near Main, to sun.
ply Mr.. Stith with water for his machine and now,
il the business men will pay for the trouble we
think that Mr. S. will save them many dollars by
protecting their goods from clouds of dust
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ARRRsr-Edward Hewitt was arrested in Wash
ington on Monday, charged by Miss NV. Linton,
with forcibly snatching portmonaie from her
hand while walking in the streets. His general APP.
pearance answers to the description given by Miss
Mcneil Of the man who similarly robbed her some
months since
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ExTnAyAGAscE The Louisville Courier says
that Mr.. Latrobe, Louisiana planter reached that
city few days since with his family from the con-
tinent of Europe. DESTROYS of going home in a
use of the ladies cabin Of the steamer Eclipse on
her last down "trip. Failing in this, he engaged the
whole OF the ladies' cabin On the Chancellor, TOR
about 900, His party numbers seven,
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE %. 1884.

R THE LETTER SHEET PRICES CURRENT
for the week ending to-day, is now ready
and can be had at the counting-room OF the
Dispafch
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The LOST BREAsTPIN advertised by us,
has been handed in and delivered to the owner
The finder can call at the Dispatch counting room
and receive his reward
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We regret to learn that Mr. JAS BosHER
is very ill. He is in Norfolk at the house OF a
laughter who resides there. A telegraphic des-
patch received yesterday morning represented him
to be very low
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INTERESTING WoRK.-We are indebted
Mr. Lewis L. Smith, bookseller on 9th street near
Broad for copy of that very Interesting work by
Agnes Strickland, called The Pilgrims of Wal.
singham." Having noticed the work at some length,
yesterday. we need only add that Mr. Smith has il
on sale
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Francis L. Pratt late first officer of the brig
Augusta, at Savannah, fell from the brig, on the
2lst inst, and was drowned
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CLEAN STREETs-We have never seen
the streets and alleys of the city as clean of all i'm
purities as at the present time. The police have
performed their duty faithfully, and deserve credit
for II
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NoTIcE.-The particular attention Of
the public 10 called to he sale of the valuable M
vate Dwelling with the half acre Of ground sttsebs
thereto occupied BY L H. Chamberlain. ESQ cor.
ner OF Gay ana bth sire IS to take place. this sfier
noon at D O'Clock For tsrms, &c. see auction hsaa
Jez9 GODDlS l. APPERsON Auets
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T. BUTLER KIsG-lt is stated that the Secretary
of the Treasury has thoroughly examined the nc
counts of the Hon. T. Butler King formerly Col
iector OF the port OF San Francisco, and that the
disputed points have been decided in Mr.. Kings ia
vor, o
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The name of the German drowned near vii
mington. last Saturday was Chas Brantz.
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RENovATE YOUR LoTs.-The Mayor i'm
posed fine Of s. upon Fl. Baldwin, yesterday, for
permitting nuisance his premises after being
requested by officer johnson to remove it.
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Horsr or CoaRrcrror.-The importance

HOUSE or CORRECT10N.- The importance
of establishing an institution of this character at
once must be apology. if any Is needed for aesn
brin eing the subject before readers Day after
day lads of sll from eight to sixteen years. and
many of them without parents friends. are brought
before the Mayor charged with petty larceny; and
he knows that sending them to jail would add no.
thing to their neras he IL compelled to turn them
loose, to prey upon the community and become coz
firmed thieves and outcssis Of society.
Not lopge than yesterday. a small boy was set to
the criminal bar, TO answer for stealing sal He was
fine. intelligent looking lad and with proper train
ing nj sht become a useful man; but what can be ex
pscted of him, If what the Mayor had understood is
true that he regularly sent to this city by his
father to steal for him7
If we had the space, we might readily name TWEEN.
y boys In this CITY, who have been before the Courts
for petty crimes; but thst would be unnecessary
Every person In tho city knows the Importance of
having some place to conine these mmoEl youths,
where they may be properly instructed Why then
defer action7 Why not purchase Shores farm at
once, make ''house of correction Of The dwelling,
select suitable person to superinteDd it. and then,
instead Of committing boys, charged with petty theft,
to jail turning them loose to prey upon the com
munity, confne them there where they may be
taught TO werk--to respect themselves-and to De,
come good citizens. We really hope the Council will
act upon this subject at its next meeting and that
in the of few months at farthes., ono
may have House of Correction Of her own
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The Charlestown Advertiser distinctly charges
"Edward H. c. Judson alias Ned Buntline win
marrying lady in Newark, N j., in September
last, and recently abandoned her at Fitchhurg. in
Mass, when within a few days be clandesti timely
married again = :
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Per order. J. w REEVE G..

AUCTION NoTfcE Attention il solicited
OF retailers and others my sale this rnorpip- 20
Dry Goods, Clothing, u. See auction head y
Je X. CAUTH0RN Agef
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.
NoTIcE.-SHocrog HuL Rr;u n,se

NoTIcE.-SHocKoE HILL BUiLpiEs Furp
AssocnTIoN-The ne 4 regular rp.etir, Of 81.
Company viii be held ~ schadd's Hail, on sATTR-
DAY, LIST July, at 81 Geek r M st which time ~.
quarterly report viii be admitted f'7
The monthly instaimsn.s must be paid in bsnt.t,a
tunds fore the hour ~ meeting which will i. -.
ceived by my father a. he corner of Broad and H.
streets A"s IN
:, Per order. j W. REEVE, ssdy.
N b. At the above meeting a motion vii, bs MAJ.
% close The sale of stoss few more shares ma
Of July. - ,a q
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APLEAsANr Country RErREAT.-If any

q ILEAbANT CUUNTHf IsE i IKEA II hUy
of our friends wish send their families to the coun-
try this weather, there is plsce where they
will be more comfortable than at Meechum's River,
with our friend Col GFAvEs His pleasant residence
ia Immediately the Virginia Central Railroad only
six hours ride from Richmond, at the foot of the
Blue Ridge Mountains. surrounded by the most
beautiful scenery Having visited him this season,
we can confidently say chat for honeke comfort hls
with the best that the country cen afford the SER
wants very attentive; and in short, Col Graves
does all he to render his visitors comfortable add
agreeable je 29-2t*
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FINEp.-Juan Pizzini was fined So by
the Mayor, yesterday, for permitting nuisance to
remain on his premises.
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THE effects of the imprudeut use of Mercury may
be seen in the HUNDREDS who walk streets, like
Thermometers. indicating every change of weather
by the aches OF their Bones and Joints, Rheumatism
Neuralgia and like diseases; AND THEY WILL CON-
TINUE so until they eradicate every vestige of Mer
curry from their systems, which only be done by
resertiug to CARRIERS SPANISH MIxTURE-THE on
LY POSITIVE ANTIDoTE FOR MERCURY KNOWN,
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CHOLERA, in its incipient stages, readily
yields to the force and ,i.tue of BAKERS PREut;
BITTERs. few years since, when this fatal spi.
demic was sweeping over the land, those fso.ilje,
who used the BiteIs eph stanty escaped the res.i-
lenee, while many of thE.r neghbors fell a prev tn
its devastating touch. L. Spring ard Summer evefy.
body should use them freely and thereby escape dis
ease. Price, 30 cts. pei bottle. To be had ~ tn.
Druggists generally throughout the city Orders
promptly filed by addres~ng
JIG % z. BAKER, Richmond, Va
NoTICE.-Ihe annual meeting OF the
Stockholders of the Tue noe and James River Rail
Road Company will take vlaee at the Office of Dun
lop, Mopcure L. Co, on T ESDAY, the 18th dsy ~
July next, Mt O'Clock VI.
BIZ order of the PresiaeBt.
ie 27-2awtd ~ W. ROYSTER, Sea-
COMMITTEE OF ARBITRATION or THE
BOARD OF TRADE, first q after:
SAMUEL MoeDEcA Chairman,
LEWIS WEBB
SAMUEL REEVE,
BENZ w. RICHARDSON,
JAMES DUNLOP.
js 27--3t&c
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The Sixth ANIMAL CONFINEMENT Of
Richmond College viii Re held in the FRS. Bsp,i,,
Church, on FRIDAY evening, the 3gth instant at9i
invited to attend. ie 49,
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PRAfsEwoRTHY.-Thc clerks la the Ordinance
Office. 1t Washington, have determined TO give
es,h one days salary as their fourth Of July contri
buttons 10 the National Monument
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WARM WEArHER.-The thermometer at
Stanton stood at 81, at daylight on Tuesday
morning. That Is some consolation for us
parboiled city folks. 1t is hot even in the
mountains.
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ARRIVED,
schr Chas. P. Brown, McKeage, New York, hay
Nj. Downey.
Schr. John Forsyth, Apologize, New York, hay,
Edmond Davenport.
scbr C. Watson, Jump, New York, guauo, s.
AcIruder's Sons.
schr Ocean Mitchell, Alsxandria coal, Ssesrns L
Brummei
Schr Albert Pharo, Allen, New York, ice, Ward
well Badger.
SAILED.
schr. Messenger, Johnson, Cape May, coal, w D.
Coiquitt i Co.
KEY WEST, June I5-Arrived schr. Sciota,
Richmond.
Boston. June 25.-Arrived schr. Courier Rogers
from Richmond, and u. S. revenue cutter Morris
Whtconb from Norfolk.
NEW BEDFORD, June 81 Arrived schrs Ida Fail
Ter, w eeks from Richmond; and Excelsior Foustin,
from Fredericksburg.
BosroN, June 26.-Cleared schr. Rio, Crowell. for
Richmond.
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DILL OF FARE FOR JULY-At the

GPEAR & JACKSON'S HAND AND
~ PANEL SAWS.-One cask of these unrivalled
Goods, of our importation, just opened and for
sale by c. J. SINTON l. CO.,
je % Sign of the Cir. Saw, IL Main st
DLOUGH BOLTS.-A full assortment of
l. all sizes for sale low by the hundred or dozen.
G. J. SlNTON & CO,
je 20 Sign of the Cir. Saw, II Main ST.
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GAS FITTING, STEAM PlfiNG.
~ ROOFING, &c--H swing jast received from the
North large stock Of Materials aIa now prepared
to- put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PlFFs fot
warming houses, and 20 cover hudinxs with Tfn OF
any kind OF tai In the best msneer ct reasonable
prices, and with despatch.
have now secured the services Of . Aaneer o. 81
celient workmen In the various branches Of my eaa
nesa and therefore solicit orders from al who hsvs
work TO execute. PeEsons having werA In my hnc.
will find ii 70 theiJ advantage 70 give me cA4 q ny
store the East side Of 18th street, between M''a
and Cary.
70 LTD CHAkLES H. LANoLki'
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DIAkRHGA ktLLER-F0r the posi-
" BOOKS.-Aeceived by

EW BOOKS.-Aeceiyed by
- Broad street
Leather Stocking and story OF the Valley of
Yirgi1ia-Si.
Twenty Years in the / =, pine Tslauds-sl
Travels In Armenia; by urzon-Sl.
The Knout and the Rpssaus-T5c
Life in Abyssinis, bege notes collected during
years residence and travela. by Psrkyns-S2s0
Farmin gdale; tale by caroline Thomas-75c.
Our Parrish, or Pastor and P eople-Sf.25.
Aubrey; by author of Castle Avon, &c-5Ac
Year after Marriage; b. Arhnr-25c,
The Quiet Heart, from 8lackwoof-2jc.
Personal Narrative, Z splorations and Incidents
in Texas New Mexico, Ia by Bsrtett-@j.
The Hive of the Bee Hunter; By ThoTpe-s'.
COOKING RANC IS, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES, &c.--Ws are row putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with snd
without boilers attached. This Rsngs 10 net sur'
passed by any in this ny for cooking fer it,
economy ia fuel.
Also, Water Closets, s ationary Wash Stands, Ba
thing Fixtures for hot and cold water sill Of which
will put up and warTan. 10 give Satisiaeter.
We also put up CHILSpN'S PATENT H0T+AfR
FURNACE, which, for lis durability, economy -
fuel, and the great amount of fresh air heated sna
distributed through the registers is unequsIled sY
any furnace now in use.
@. i a. BARGAMIN. ia.
NH q 2ol corner of Main and lnss sts
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In STORE AND RECEIVING, TIE ioI.

n STURE AND RECEIVING, The lot
l. lowing Goods:
SUGARS--Loai, Crushed. Powdered. Clarified. c,
Yellow, and Orleans. MOLASSES-Porto Rico ard
Orleans. WINES-Maae Ia wood and bottlcs
Sherry in do. do Lisbon. Clsret. dife'en' br.I1s
Champagne, Heidsick, NeExenay, and RI l.. Wills
KEY-Seversl brands Old Jsmsica RUNS " hlts
Wine and Cider VINEGAR. Sehiedam GIN
TEAs-9unpowder end Black, different grades
COFFEE--Jsv. Manila, Moehs, Laguyrs. Rio. and
CHOCOLATE--Bskers, No. /; slso French. SOAP.
CANDLES, RICE, BACON. SPICES, &c. BRAN
Chasseiss dc Or Pale very fiue some Dafk AID Pale
Brandy. vintage 1875 hi bottles aud very supersef
Old Apple and Peach Brandy. CIGARS ano Chew
ing TOBACC0.ss For sale by
T. w. TOMPKTNS, Broad Ct.
DIRECTLY onnosite the Richmond and Fred Depot.
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DRASS BOUND CANS.-Large and me
ID dunn size Brass bound Cans; Brass aud Iron
Bound Churns Milk Pals, &c. For sale nv
je 90 ZIMMERMAN,
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GHIRTS.-In store, Linen, Cotton, Silk,
~ Merino, Lsmbswool and Shaker Shirts, among
which will be found extra sizes. Also full as
sortment of Drawers, of all sizes.
lie % A LEVY 20 Main az
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MOKED BEEF AND PICKLED
~ TONGUES.--Just received and for sale BY
80 f E. w. TOMPKINS,
" l. % Broad ST.
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I OST OR MISLAID-On yesterday be-
II tween Hugusnot Springs and my house. on Main
vile Railroad, from Robinu's Ststion,) one LEATE-
Err TRUNK, marked M v. Womble A liberal re-
ward will be paid for Its delivery TO
CREESHAW & CO,
je29 North side Basin
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let NECKLACES AND BRACELETS
~ Of various styles together with assortment of
Coral. Sandalwood Beswood, &c.
j.. BULKLEY l. CO., 1877 Main st.
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"IHe Queens Polko," by Alfred Stello.
Lilly Lee: beautiful song and quartette''
music by r. Wood.
1.-THE Spanish Vietory March," for the gui-
tar; by &. C. Converse.
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DENT JULEP TUBES.-Just received
~ qusntity Of these useful articles for the en-
joyTnent Of Summer luxury.
ie 20 BULKLEY l. co, Eagle Sousre
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Us ME- aCHAHT q WEISIGER have on hand
coed supply of silk aud Gauze Under-Shirts Just
the thing for this warm weather. Call and supply
yourss lves at No. ll2 Main st
N. B.-Also, White and Brown Linen Drawers.
.
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TAPANNED BASINS, &o.-Large ia
- PANIED Pitchers, Basins, &C.. very suitable ar-
tcles for stores, counting-.ooms &c. For sale by
ie 90 ZIMMERMAN.
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TOILET SETS.-Elegant Japanned Toi-
l. let Sets; Foot Tubs; Slop Buckets and Water
Cans. For sale by lie % ZIMMERMAN.
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STORAGE.-Having the large and COM
~ modious WAREHOUSE on the South side OF
the Basin, next to MessIs. Ludlan Watson's am
prepared to take In STORAGE. on reasonable terms.
have on hand lsge supply of fine CHEWING
TOBACCO, of my owa manufacturing: for sale.
ane-atIJ sn'y WIN. #. BLAIR.
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oes a-s af subordinafe Enean p,uents for the Tern
i1s5 ending December 81, 1854

WrI,pEy No. l, meets on the first and third sat.
traavs of every mouth at the Encarnpment room oau
FeIios, HALL 0ficsls for the present term 5ra-
Yanl d p; Dasiva II II Gennisona W W.
soioron scribe; Allyn,J W II Williams Ireas-
8 rrsr'.gJ Furueaax, Assistant Scribe.
YfoHAH No. 8, meets st room No. 8, Odd Fellows
all on the secoud and fourth Saturdays Of each month
s}fcess for the present term " "a boomIeih Jr v
g Pl.SJ j Sherwood III 2 ; Ctas De Ghoiseui, = W u
Teia scribe Alfred MouIton, Treasnreri Charles
iis.iiIl i Wi Alfred Moulton, greasarer
T.asALLE No. s, meets first and third Mondays
n each month in Odd Fellows, Hall corner Of Camp
and Lafayette streets. 10 icers1 lienriquez y n
ii 4 Patterson II P "A Pray, vi A Desola, SCRIBE
w Il Adams w; Thomas heeife, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No g., meets on the second ana
foursn Mondays of every month, at Washington hsil
Marxny Buildings Third District. Uiiieers ior tne
present. Eersn--C Mem, @ r y n Aeigleri u 7 y
Thiemaur, i W II Goldman Scribe; W furoinger,9
w lii Faust, Treasurer.
I.aFAf ErTE No Z, meets on the first and third
Mondays al every month, in Jefferson Lodge Room,
Fourth District. OtdcersI y Canty, III tarler,
II p; w Wilson, s W Charles Raymond, Scribe y
Cockrii, ] W.; w W Yapght, Treasurer
PELICAN No. s, meets On the first and third Sat
days OF every month, at Polsr Star Hall, st. Louis
street so1icere for the present term--H Ruher, 9
n; Theodore Liveauaais, II p eashergue 3 IL
Ruuchard, Scribe; j Jeffrion, ] " Lateraoe
Treasurer.
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Interior snbordfnatc hedges,


De soro No. 7, meets at Baton Rouge, Thurs
81, lAarss No. Connects at Franklin, Saturday
METH No. 81. meets st Shreveport, Wednesday
evening
T. LasDsY No. rs, meets at opelousas, satur-
day evening.
GI1SroS No y, meets at Clinton, Wednesday
evening.
oAnnoLL No. 80, meets at ] axe Providence
Monday evening.
Tnlslrr No, 81, meets at Trinity, saturda,
evening
EroErsIoR No. 81, meets at Thibodaux. satur,
day evening,
NV IpnnIA No SO, meets at Nevtovn, Thurs.
day evening
PHklnIl No. 81, meets at Washington, Friday
evening.
CHEsnYvn.Ln No. Al, meets at ohsnsyyille
AapdAyaTening.
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3. d. o. 4,
Ns..as n .,,ursr...rin.e ..na pIase d aeetlae,

Nasaee af 0Mcers-Tin.e and Pinee Of Meeting,
The Il. VT GRAND LoDaE or LOUISIANA !. Y; y.
meets seni-anaually the fourth y jan
unry and July. at Odd Fellows Han corner q oaip
and aafsystts streets Orleans. oiesss Ter sse
present year--uanry a. stetson, OF Hops Ieass NJ
Ia ii w Grand Master Thomas Blake q 9oialasr
ciaa Lodge No IL Il w Grand Master sefnara
Cohen Of Union Lodge No. 9, i W arand " araen ;
Thomas Il Shields Of Union Lodge NO y n " tFIsnu
secrstery. Henry Williams, Of Commercial lodge so
"a n ~ Grand Treasurer; W Race OF SoTuiefei4i
hodge No ia ana Henry Bier e Hope Lodge &9 II y
~ frana Repressntatives To the G ~ Of the Y y; U
" Whitall Of Crescent Lodge No 8, v Grand Chap,
lain Richard Swain Of Crescent lodge no q szaad
Msrslsi ii III Dentae Of Union Lodge NO y, " erand
f,anltctor; J r Stevens, Of Louisiana Lodge No. i
Grand Guardian John Frankfordi Of Crescent Loage
M Il IN Grand Herald. District Deputy Grand Mas
tars-lss District, vacant silspaugh, Of Covenant
Ys,sre NO IL District No. 2; w w Naught o. seief-
a. LODGE No 81 District No. s Louis Bush o. hxcei-
soT Lodge Mesa. District No. 4; I Field o. ~.
Msry,s Ledge No. 90 District No. 81 ~ lamp
beil III ST Landry Lodge No. 2s District No IA 4 &
Malta of DeSotp Lodge No = District NO. ! ] % =
Harris Of Carroll Lodge Ne. So District NO aossp,
ugs IF Trinity Lodge No 81 District No Y; ! Z Y Y
Mceoy of Rapides Lodge No 50 District 70. ~ y =,
Smvvsr Of New Iberia Lodge No %, Distrcs 70 II
Il ffarsicker of Neith Lodge No. 81 District NO. 1S
4 HALEY, q Prairie Lodge No 81 District NO. ~
n I Doha OF Columbus Ledge Ne q District no. ~
d Nesfns, IL Clinton Lodge 10. 1- Dstfaes No- ~
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Tur r. ". GRAND ENoAMraiENT or PATRIARo "

rur n w. GRAND ENGAMpMENT or PATRIARCHs
II Iy,s,.w. Is b O. meats aemi-annually on the
tt;r5 T,esdaysin January and July, at Odd Fellows
HAL corner OF Camp and Lafayette streets New OF
ieaTs - )ficsrs fur the present year--ohn Criekara
Siack n ~ q Senior Warden; James Furneaux, Il "
Il ssribe II II Williams, r W G Treasurer; Il Mis
nssvh W @ Junior Warden; u g Dunlap, y " =
RRsrrrseutatiye to the G L of the 8 j Nixon W =
Marshal; n dillingham;, W Sentinel; John FRANK
ford, W Deputy Sentinel Alfred Gates 2 y u pAtr
arch Of District No q Andrew Malta, D y easf'
,rel, Of District No. 3.