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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02


X rOwLE'S PATENT SAWS ANDsAw MILLS.
GARD-I beg call public o ties,
n pvtaut improvements III hranch manu- ot
su+orbIng lpt":eat in Inc Northwest
my description lengthy, will fail L"
ideas the pec"larty in, -n,ins. shan
it,t, yscii stating points superiority ari
which they the devices
King nDer aud invite ala t"el'i thu onrslI'u
In la working iode,, at ~. I'm over NJ j. b. Hol:nce'
Tnira street.
Isl. are to- 700 per hour,
I'd. We ar. able Of 10th gnagr only
ihck) IN No as mills rem wing only s6 VI an inca IN ket.
and Iiric ls nh OF timber IN made,
compared The cuniurn Muay, amounting 2,uu0
s the .rsc. INT by the Knowles Saw Is s,uoothrr and
her aud hence easily prepared .. The plane or us,,
nd " vf lumber.
We huId fonr or mills tn ~
TIE VI ay-r,nrvinS ouy 3 10 II an Inch la kcrt.,i
ThrTnrcc saw Sitting MIL, do Is do.
The Twenty -Fvur Saw saur. ,in .i'I2 do. fssH CIR
thir 900 ami fourth $500 per hou-ihe
require power caclihe last ten ,rsc p~rr
These mills dcl.crc IN ST. Paul a. 500. (rrishs
added exclusive Of right For tn rvh ,ou>e, WI, take the
Saving year which the exhibit the ord,sr,
Saws; Preferred sum t. b. agreed uloi payable 81
viii enter INTO contracts for The erection complete
txbisl,ieis nruing ml-lciis, "pginc bvi.eis and
m cua results and viii then, warrant the Mus TO saw.
their nths the, sud failing viii forei;
equal To their cost u be deducted IRON the credit
For Instance, uplcie es,ahlishn, capable
producing 100 900 each wcny-iu hour,
SIS 0Oo-tmc Engine be Geo. Vail C,.'> best ami III.
and furnished in superior style This e>tab
ishmem expense
than in kerr, a about 10000 pr d.v
establishment doing the work Will
|
The Monopoly saI~ and orders taken mills
mill with cmxinr boilers. Muiay Mil will be deli,
! IN st. Paul. for 81 GOO. freight added. t'
ereUf1 J. KEA fTIE, JR., tirneral Agent.
~ ~ Once over !. u. IToln.s' Iron Store, ai
Third street, near CEDAR
N.B-Mr. Bcattic will take orders Gee. Vail CO.
Portable Engines, Rssrlu Planetary HORSE P'~~r ruu
Mill Machinery, Also will take rdsrs L. X.
Armstrong Co., Agents, chicago; Irv
Lathrs. afinsry Engines. FArrar's Plansn
NJ ich,es tuly $5Oo,) i,ic Furg,s. ETC., jy2i
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SUMMERS SPEECH.

HON. CHARLES SUMMERS Great Speech is now for Sale
a. the TINES OFFICE the Carrier OF the Times THIS
s,ech aud be procured and read By every ne
rnliean in the Territory Price Is cents per copy. orners
,rn various parts the Territory, accompanied WIN e
'H'h' VIII w p''' T. NJ. NEwSON & CO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s. st, tiener. Newspaper Advertising Subscrpth
Agent, only authorized agent this paper
aud duly Sucrip-
ticns A ~ rates.
His receipts will be regarded PAYMENTS.
umce-Second story, North west Corner Chesnns AMI
Third
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

NEw YoRK, July Is.
President Pierce has pardoned Wagner, who is
in prison for his completely in the enlistment bust
ness. This ends these matters 50 far AS our
Courts are concerned. 87rEst
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AIoNrPELIER. July Is

MoNTPELIER, July .,
The Democratic State Convention met here
to-day, and nominated Hon. Henry Keyes for
Governor, Willis Lyman for Lieutenant Governor.
and James l.. Thurston for Treasurer.
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E-| Mr.. Done who was the Superinten-
dent of the Illinois Central Railroad, died OIL
Friday night from the accident Of that day.
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~ friend Brewster, locsted the
junction srd w1bashaw streets,
orice point tc~n, and
from, obseryat,, rs the place Lana
once business. looking .chsnccs" should
and
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,oi WAsHlNoroN, July Is.
The Juryi in Herbert's case, after retiring three
fourths of hour, returned verdict of acquittal
The Announcement was received with manifesta
tions of joy and delight, and Mr.. H. was imme
diately surrounded by his friends who accom-
panied him to the Kirkwood House.
About 6 O'Clock, Mr.. Preston, attorney for the
prosecution, wished to reply to Mr.. Walker
structure, and which was objected to by the other
council for Mr. Herbert. Exmayor Lennox, who
was standing near, was overheard by Mr.. Rad
cilfe to observe that that was unfair or unjust
MIR. Radcliffe sharply said in reply: They want nc
outside interference here, and in tho course o
the hurried colloquy that followed Mr.. Lennon
called Mr.. r. liar. Mr.. r. Immediately dashed
at Mr.. Lennox, but MIR. Bradley quickly nterposed
and prevented collision. Subsequently Deputy
MARSHALL Phillips made a complaint before JUS
tice Thompson, who was on the premises, that he
had reason to believe that Radcliffe had sent Il
challenge and Lennox had accepted.
Mr.. r. was forthwith arrested and held to bail
in $4,000 not to fight duel. \ warrant was
served on Mr.. Lennox who has failed to appear.
| WASHINGTON, July ..
SENArE-Mr. Wilson submitted resolution,
which lies over, requesting the President to in
form the Senate whether the reported reply of
Gen. Smith, refusing to protect the citizens Of
LIZ avenwor.h from bands of armed marauders
was true, and if so. whether such reply was au-
| thorized by instructions from the President or
Secretary of War.
| The Senate passed six private bills, and one
for the compulsory prepayment of postage on all
| printed matter. A motion was then made that
the Senate adjourn until Monday. Mr.. Adams
asked tie ayes and nays on this motion, but they
were not ordered only four Senators seconding
the call. Mr.. Adams remarked that it was ex-
ira ordinary that such a motion should be made
within three weeks of the termination of the
session, and when there was so much business
yet to be acted on.
1t seems as if Senators were afraid to record
their votes on the question to adjourn over.
MIR. Toombs answered that nobody afraid,
but the Senate WAS now far ahead of the IIous e,
and if they sat but three d,vs in the week, it
would be just as well for the country. lie did
not believe there was a single bill on the calen-
dar that ought to pass. s-sI. srt
The motion to adjourn till Monday was agreed
to by 2S to 4.
Adjourned.
HoUsE-A message Yves received from tie Pres
ident recommending an appropriation of $780,
900, to complete the purchase of the building in
Philadelphia, Tor the Post oihce, also, Soo,ooo
'or Tue SAME
nc ,,'u'' '0" =, S"' p",'r s"'",s Pr
-.
so.,,.o, and of Tho s,,on,f. ,Ih.,,.
and the 18th Of Anr;l and Doth If lime. 1871
shall be taken as DAYS on which the vessels were
lost, and from which the pension shall COM
m'nce.
The House then took recess until O'Clock
We
pca- ,rL p;o, or ,.,.d,,
lilo c,,,o,;nn.
NIoDr Ixn,,, Drvern,r,ox y..s,.r
d,, AR w., I'm ,,h, : =, r,os,,,, II
.,,..d - d.. ,,i.. ,l.,,i d :.
Co,n.d rs h., an Inc, Sunday morono
,I.u f,:
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Cy We find the following letter from MIR.
Knox in q Boston paper. 1t was written in reply
tn Il friend who doubted the statement he saw in
the papers, that Mr. X. was on the stump for
Fremont and Dayton:
Rock ISLAND, July I, sc.
DEAR SIR--Yes | am the vertable 10. Knox,
Worcester county, Mass, to which you and the
Atlas allude.
wish only to correct one statement Of the At
las, which is that [ was u Pierce Elector in
1852" For the preservation Of my own and nv
children's reputation, wish it understood that
cast that vote for Piercc's Democratic platform
---not for Pierce the douyhfaced traitor to his
party, who, IL secure Southern Slavery votes,
(which, thank God. he did rot secure become a
Northern 1ory--an ArnOld in the army of Free
men.
son Friday last, July 4th,) at Princeton, in
our State, addressed, for two hours, meeting
of at least ten thousand, whose cheers for FIRE.
mont and freedom rocked the great grove in which
they were assembled.
This mighty west is now trembling under the
tread of countless hosts of determined men. and
next November will give YOU the proud results of
their battle for Freedoms Rights.
Ever and truly your tren'l.
JOSEPH KNOX.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

VERMONT Republicans of the third Con-
gressisnal District hare nominated Gov. Royce.
In the First District Jsnes Meachsm has been
70 nominated.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

MADISON, July %.
The Convention Of the Third Congressional
District Of Indiana, met to-day AT Columbus.
Every county but Switzerland was represented.
On the frs, ballot J. a. Hendricks, of Jeffrr-
son, received ll3 votes; e. w. Dunn. 40
The nomination was then declared unanimous.
damn has not been faithful Republican
at any time during his Congressional career,
and recently declared Fillmore TO be his
choice for the Presidency.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

KANsAs.-The Leavenworth Journal pub
fishes an extra" to the effect, that Col. Lane
had arrived in Kansas with 700 men, we'll
armed. 1t says, that after Lane had crossed
the Missouri with his settlers, he r, turned for
another company. This news needs confir.
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rRE-EMP1SOy NOffCE-MoNEv SAVED
From 10 to 20 Dollars bypuchseine Land
ssrwEIL.s vxCEANGE BANK, which We guarantee FER
feet.
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DIED,

-rf..r DIED. .... v. .-.- ID.
In s. ,u, July 25ih. JAN IS W. NAY. aged 10
f,r,n .rly n aug atuck, c innr ;ticnt.
Waterbury Amcr,c aud Bridgeport Sta"dar, pleas
copy.
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The GERMANS OF DErRoIr.-Tbe Ger.
man voters i Detroit have formed a society
under the name Of the German Republican
Association" Officers were selected from the
most influential Germans in the place. who
had previously acted with the Democracy.
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Thanksgiving.


splendid Stottard's
IA hand, and heug their sole Paul,
Will sell them at New York factory prices. Prices $3.50
TO $500. All orders Immediately. Won HAMM.
Jy30-tf for Staard's
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

G5- Several ladies have called our attention
to the fact. that the nails in the side walks in
St. Anthony street, are serious annoynnces to
their dresses, seizing them without warning, and
tearing them to suit their pleasure. We feel
sure that the Common Council will remedy the
ovil
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

CO Our Rotary Card and Bill Head Press is
in fine working order, throwing off an immense
amount Of business. Our Fast Card Press
(printiog, cutting and counting 10000 card per
hour.) will be shipped in few weeks. Our AL
ligator Circular Press is already on the way.
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THREE DWELLING HOUSES FOR SALE

OFFER at private the House which occup.
Capitol. with lot 81 by 100 eictset
the Lover hor, ceIiar and w,'vd
~ Trrms $1,000. iOOO bslsEct
suit tire purch a-er.
Aiso small HOUSE with three rooms and LOT 20 BY 49, in
Mackubin Marshais Addition. Price, $500; $50 cash,
balance ,,uc and
viii, lot % $50 enclosed,
q the premises. Tbts
stiate, pcs Fuller lIcusr. Prize $1,000 carh.
mvf6-if J. W. McClI'NG Third street.
4. =. tRyrrs. ~ .. r.. IRVINE. IRVINE.
| . n. \. IRVINE Il. -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

c-F- Busily engaged putting up our Power
Press, which will be in working order IN few
days, is our apology for any lack of interest in
the columns Of tho TINES. When once under
way we are in hopes to give our readers as good
looking and as readable paper as can be found
in the North West.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

- ~
THE PENN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
rssgt Corner TwsyM and Chssfsst Strsss. ,hssss.s
7HIs Medical lnsutlon, designed ssxss
two equal and separate departments.
The eachngs ere highly liberal, and cnducted end
prsgreave system and the study n noh enargcd
etudenso either visiting Philadelphia with view
acquiring s"v,d medical educstos houd VIA l
institution previously toepeagnG elsewhere
The preliminary lectures the fsll term the
rs Of October and the regular begins the 9Th, and
will continue for sixteen week.. The spring
shout the Both Of February, aud continues until the ju
1887.
Fur announcements Terms, and other particulars
address b ). NJ MACOMBER, N, D.,
Daa'd The VI tle d apartment.
Philadelphia july 20, 1851. JOS. s. IDNGSOkE. ii. :.
fsf D.an.I thr F,,n lie
aul-4tweow FAX isi0. P,s, Oficr.
Than ksgi ing. 500.
the.pew Flour, Fed Grain S,sr ascr, Locke
y Co.. Third street, The Pos, Office.
We return sincere thanks the st. Paul,
the very liberal Patronage with which t have welcomed
and substantial testimonial, them
following articles which IN
Lower Iowa and fIi"is ExIrs Superior Flour thu following
hirhis pua. brand>:-- f..s3..s sfs.s. = ...,
Moline Muls. Darenpnrt Mills. Jasper MilIs azf Green
Mill. aud Ls,w,il M.is. ffs rlttfi H}
t;rai,am Fi''ur. nse wprat. 81
Saperfuc aud r ne f.,ur. various brands.
Com meal tre;h croiii, the tlr seed
Corn, oA Sorts Ground F'ed, slip STUFF, Brxi. by
the buudr'd OF Gail aud t5ts fss
j!y3i-u SEA;ER, LOCKE ca.
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How IN. c.n,... 10 Viewed - wasAiasssa. {

aew the Contest 10 Viewed ~ washinsssn. .e
The intelligent correspondents Of the n. Y
Evening Post, writes: aas $50 bela F
The Buchanan men at Washington are q
last thoroughly enlightened The tone Of the
Buchanan Congressional Caucus Of, last week
was very responding Nearly allthe speak
ers, am told conceded New England, the
Northwest, aud all the middle States. which
they admitted to be doubtful, TO Fremont, and
approximations were expressed that Fillmore
might carry four Southern States Not lew
Democrats in Congress confess that the
chance lies between Fremonts election by the
people or Flmorc's by the House.
sas- We Am,nue TO learn the mos, en-
couragiug plns from the rural districts Of
the State. There are not BUCCANEERS enough
in some localities to make show, while in
others they are SO dispirilcd as 10 be unable 10
get together in numbers sufficient TO form All
audience for the speakers.
The frs, four Congressional districts will
'oll up majority exceeding twenty thousand.
Chicago Journal.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

g. w. Dunn OvERBoARD!- We clip the
Commercial of the 2lth lust:
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THE BANK OF TEcUMs:H.-The Chicago
Democratic Press states that this is compare
lively new institution For the better Sc
curly Of the bill-hod-rs majority Of the
directors and stockholders of the bank have
AN indemniying bond making themselves per-
sonallv liable for all the Issues OF the bank
We are assured that those who have executed
the bond are gentlemen Of the stric,es, ine.
gritty aud abundant responsibility, and that
they have got both the will and the means to
make good all their promises. -Four of the
best lawyers in Michigan have given very de-
cided opinions Us to the validity and binding
force of this bond
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no > EMPlRE RLOcK

imported the West Indies. and sale 1T FON-
SEGA cRAwPORDss. besutifnl and
ornamental seed work. ffss4- a
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

ST. JOINS, N. B., July Is.
The Legislature repealed the Prohibitory Liquor
Law BY vote of 3s to 2, and revived the License
Law.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02
MINNESOTA VALLEY NURSERY

r6NHE Subscriber would inform thr citizens
vicinity That he has opened "A Nursery leSucur and
pre- ard who thiu1 ia ms
line the reasonable :ernis.
jy3O-ltdN2iw t...t.ls AMASA STEWART.
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grg% The Louisville Courier says a prorni-
nent Lawyer OF that city, who was once "A
,nelllber Of Cong ess, has announced his in
,en,on to stump that Congressional district for
Fremont.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

cw Com. Stockton withdraws from the can
vass as Know Nothing candidate for the Pres.
dency.
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ST. PAUL Markets

, CORRECTED DAILY EDDY BANNER
DAILY TINES -OFfIcE,l
July 30. 1856.
WEIGHTS GRANT, I'll. To-: OWING 'stai shed
weights grains Tcrritory wheat. 80 bs bn.;
Glover seed, q b. Rye 6s bU.; indap Corn. 80
Bs Oitcs 80 bs bn, Barey, SSbs q bu; Buckwhear
- Ds IN.
X. Il DKIEl, FRUIT.
On 95 Apples. 81 5Opg2 VI q BIT
Claws $3.50, 81 Peaches peJ;ed 81 5odS
wuk 800 2, yus Green apples S6 uU0 Is obI
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INV DAILY TIMES, having circulation equal to any "hs
n.r in the city, which Is continually Increasing, a''
Inducements advertisers Ia make their hns'eS
known through its columns.
urxpv cI.y oS SLAvERy.--.'I have said tha' hrrei
a yate for il myself repeat that never cam d heNe
will vote aud no will ever make me 10 spread
t,yrv over territory where does not no" EXIST e'5
Vdy's Speech. Feb. s, 1850
.S,, wherever there substantial soHd 10 uF "ot, "ei
oyer Their. q foot land TO be prevented from oeo"e
am ready to the principle o. 90" EXTENSION OF
,vsry am rlci.ed % from the year 1886 nave per
pledged 10 II again aud again; and VIII perform ,"oe
~ 80 10 ,nius unnecessarily that wounds the teei "a
80 hsrs tn dscred 10 my own unaerstshu'hs'
Sossrh of Daniel WeAser, eth Mdrch, ieoo.
,,s,. Is ,,,hinr which the civilized world. IL they
,o,,ce NJ so humble person myself VIII reproaeh me
r,rh when saw. said the other day. hah maze up my
Ind ,r one that under circumstances Womb o"sen' 70
~. farther extension Of slavery IN tne CHi
safes or 10 farther increase Of slave "
.he u,u.e OF Of Ddnid Weoser
ON he oregon Bill. lS4S.
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FOR SALE.

1I1 ACRES Of land II offered for sale good u.s.
Il 4 The land is stuxt.d the
Fau u Superior CITY, about miles from the
place" and two miles from the Columbus three
from wyong About u Is heavy timber land
the balance rrsirir with PORTION OF meadow. This
BORDERS ON THREE VIII be sold cheal
Inquire the subscribers ST. Paul. Isaac Conway
the premises J. @. A. WARD,
jy30-tf X. r. tIOUSEWORTU.
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BOARDING


A FEW respectable bv-fner, can lie accommodated vii
IA Boarding, at Mrs. @ELLs on Tenth street. bciwee
iiv.cri aui jackson streets. Jiy25-ti
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DEATH OF AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b.
Smith, editor of the Whitehall Chronicle, died
at the residence Of his brother in Weslport,
Essex county, Oh Saturday. the 18th inst, Of
editors Of the Chronicle have died in lutte
over three years-the first was j. ID. Blount,
who died March, 81, the second c. q. Skim
ner, who died February. SIS. the third, B. b.
Smith late editor, who died as stated above.
The PRoBAB,r POPULATION OF CHIxA.-The
present population of China is probably between
S50,OO0,OOo and 4O0, 100000 of human beings.
The constant flow of emigrants from China, con-
trastcd with the complete absence of immisra-
ton into the country, is a striking evidence OF
the redundancy Of the popu'ation for though
that emigration is almost wholly confined to two
provinces, namely: kwantunS and Fookien. re-
81, 200 900 to IS ,0OO, 000 it is probable that a
number nearer 100000 than 100000 from
these provinces alone, are located in foreign
countries. In the kingdom of Siam, it is esti.
mated that there arc at le,st million and hall
of Chinese, of which 100000 are in the capitol
Bangkok. They crowd all the islands Of the In
dian Archipelago. In Java, according to a late
census, there are $4,000. Cochin China fairl,
teens with Chinese. A large number 60 to Cal
ifornia, to Australia, to the Philippines, to thu
Sandwich Islands. to the western coast of Amer
lea, and some have made their way to British In
da The annual arrivals at Singapore are est
mated at an average of 10000, and 1900 ar
said annually to return thence to China.
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LNOR SA LIE, second hand Piano. Won HAMM.
IL jy3U-tf Opposite the Past Ohice.
NEW MAP or THE TERRITORY OF MIN
NESOTA. fsBt
M ESSRS G. MEYER Il II. HINDEN'S map o the
lv1 Territory Minnesota ready aud sale the
,OkstOre .pr,nse the Post ON Won HAMM,
ly3ou .sfa lie Agent ST. Paul.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
MINERS SUPPLIES!
New Grocery and
PROVISION ST OR z.
JOHN d. HEATING,

HAS OPENED an extensive aud well selected
II II Stock of choice Family Groceries, Provisions
and Miners Supplies at his New Store on Monigom-
cry Street, near Garrolfs Saw MILL to which he in
vtes the attention Of community He will be in
constant receipt OF additions 10 his stock of Goods Of
the latest imortalions His facilities Tor purchasing
being uneXceiled by any trader in the country, he Is
confident that his Goods and Prices will render the
utmost satisfaction to those who favor him with their
patronage. The public will please call and examine
for themselves. Oroville, July II, 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-29

NROVlllE LODGE, No. 1o3, 2. g. A. M
~ Stated Meetings held on the first Saturday OF
each month. at u Z. NJ at Masonic Hall Piatis
Market. Entrance Myers street. Oficens-D a
Brown. w NJ Daniel Jewett, "; George ". Elliot
w; Rosenthal, Treasurer; D ODonnei, secy;
kleine, : D;J Klumper, J, ID; Hoskins, Tyler.
BoeIhren in good standing, ara invited to attend.