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IlOR SAFE, en reasonable terms, commo

and substantially built brick dwelling house with back build
attached in Franklin which ono Of the most beautiful aud
Washington The house twelve
cellars bath hot and cold water, 80 and as
horses with above
house. and choice fruit trees Tho house will be sold
with without the valuable building lots adjoining
Apply at No 5I2 (2d story 7th street, to
POLLARD WEBB
l3-eo Agent.
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experienced surgeon attached to each ship
, berth can be secured until paid for

EDWARD X COLLINS
No 66 Wall street, N. Y.
4.# BROWN, sIIIPI.EY, Co,
Liverpool,
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
fr No, ~ Austin Friars, London.
b G. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
Tho Of these ships will be accountable for gold
bullion specie ewey precious metals
ding signed therefor and the value thereof
Dec. 16--dd
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FINHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il saes mail steamers. Tbs ships cemprsng this
apt. Oliver Edridge.
Capt. Jos Comstock.
Can't. James West.

The Atlantic Capt Oliver Hdridge
The Baltic Capt Comstock
The AdrtAtic ,.............. Capt James West
These ships by expressly for government
service;
their engines onsue strength and speed and their recommendation
for passengers unsQuallcd for elegance aud
The steamers this compartments
aud spared al good
e horosgh examination them proves their
II |lH.'
Price a from New Liverpool cabin
In second Cabin $75 Prom Liverpool York
guineaa
An experienced rgeon attached o zach ship
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON

OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON.
lHayor.Wm. Magruder
Register VIM Morgan.
Corporation Aaorney.--James M Carlisle.
Tar Cgk. William }. Donohoo.
Book1keYe Edwin j. Klopfer
Messenger. William @. Locke.
Collector. James f. Halliday. Clerks ks-Hamilton Will
liams and Reuben Cleary.
Surveyor. WIN. Forsyth.
ron MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
Philip c, Davis M. D. and J. b. ii. Smith, First ward
Robert X Stone, NJ. d.. and Charles L. Coltman, Sec,
ond ward t+
William G.. Palmer, NJ. d., and Joseph Bryan, Third
ward lHI.
William z, Johnston, NJ d., and James Lawrensop
Fourth ward.
j. b. Gardiner, NJ d., and ]. +. Ingle, Fifth ward.
+. s. Walsh M d., and John ID. Brandt Sixth ward
James Il. Morgan, M d., and George Mattingly, Sew
enth ward ..aH
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GEOKGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
--- GEORGETOWN, ID. G.

TINHIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' long and favoraby known conducted by Miss L.
English direction Miss NJ narrower principal
assisted by competent and experienced teachers in
department Of learning
call them Washing
daughters wards here under their
dothe graduates OF this
seminary representing nearly every State the Union.
For particulars address NJ. J. NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
70 a Georgetown H. C.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Navy Department the Navy Department proper
the office the and Of i've bureaus attached thereto viz
Docks Construction Equipment
Repair Provisions aud Clothing Bureau Of Ordnance and
Hydrography, the OF Medicine and Surgery
The following is the duties of each Of these Offices and
OF the force employed therein:
Seoaays odHon Toucey Secretary the Navy
Welsh chief The Secretary Of the
Navy has charge of everything connected with the naval establish
general direction
by the constitution commander chief of the and navy
commanders
vessels all orders of officers commissions of officers both Tho
navy corps appointments
officers orders for the enlistment and discharge Of seamen cano
crci Office All the duties OF the different bureaus
considered cmanang from him The general superintendent Of
the marine forms also part OF the duties the secretary ana
hi him. ''' orders '' COZ '"9'
g Nary ond Decks Commodore Joseph Smith chief
An the navy yards docks wharvcs buildings machinery
yards and immediately connected with them,
naS, management, s S'e Of The Naval asylum ~
sas yn @ a"sr sS and Lepaa nth das
engineer navy Daniel B. Martin attached TO
@ tut who % .s s an By S 81 an This
of aud the providing Of all vessels with their equipments
engines the navy with
approval the Secretary decides plans for their conuc
doD. tta
navy chief buresu and clerks provisions
c navy and clothing together making
nishing same under the charge Of this bureau
Buyosu Of Ifycryhy Duncan nsrahnm,
chief Of -four % G %pa one h T sSreSa ca
Of powder shot shells Se and the equipment
vidcs then, maps chronoinccrs baromeers
gether with such books as are furnished ships a n limited
Naval Academy Annapolis arc also under the gensa p
perintcndcnce Of the chief OF this bureau
B,rap5 Ms,sns and suyyy william whcsu,
tod states chief OF bureau passed
navy clerks Everything relating 70 medicines and
hospitals, within the superintendent OF this bureau
DEPARTMENT
n Of War. chief clerk,
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washington Aqucducf.

. f 3" .Hf + r :. "
OFFICE wAnndEos Aararrcs,
Washington March b. 1857.
PROPOSALS. are invited for materials and work
| for the Washington aqucduct g&f
Proposals up h May will be opened noon Of that
day.
Maps pronlca and Specifications work to be
ready this Office and afor the 10th
April next.
graduation excavation cnbankmen reservoirs iron pipes con
with inch ro man gate houses sand
rubbe, and cut stone, &c. ssa. sea,s ls.A. .
specifications and plans. ,
As upon portion Of acquired By ts
United there be delay in commencing the work
unavoidable %
IN the time OF completion
Portions only completed prog
appropriation but nil contracts for unfinished work will be sub
appropriations by Congress The engineer e
prescribe tho Of work be done and ratio
for each appropriation and case OF the appro
holding sufficiently decide when and what works
shall stopped until funds become available n gtg
In the cure stoppago q particular work Tor want OF
tho reserved cent will be paid H. In the Judgment Of
the engineer the work has been properly sxocusea 10 Tar ~ has
Payments specie checks the Jailed States
treasury tho monthly estimates the engineer rseving 10
and will be condition Of n cACts that the wofknsn shsH
be paid their full wagcs monthly and In spccac. ~ aH
All bids should be sealed and endorsed oaas for work or
tcrials on the Washington Aqueduct" AZ 49, .,s,I
doomed advantageous and make such
be considered most conducive 70 the o the
work. ti. 81 -.ti.t, ssla gs5stte4a jg.l !
Every offer must by guarantee signed by
Responsible persons the en % be they under
bidder bidders WILL his their bid be- aceped
securities for the completion Of the work guarantee
accompanied by the certificate Of tho Uno States district
Judge States district eney navy agent or some ocr Of
parmen War the able make sood their
guarantee. vi f st f.... ... llE...sstn.slss
he present NC MMc6,
7if E# Capt of Eh9neeSs ii charge
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G. Gauticr's French Restaurant.
In soliciting your patronage for the coming sea-
respectfully call attention unsurpassed
facilities business having made arrangements supply the
dinners balls and few hours notice the
reasonable terms with everything pertaining tho most fashionable
entertainments.
presents surpassed
Entire dinners and dessert furnished without trouble yourself
family moderate charges bo
OF 90 for his services
keng purchased furnished
Also, China, gnss, silverware, and table ornaments.
@. GAuTIER
rh s 252 PenDsyvania
Dec b--2w3iaw
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vJ,BE LAST LOT THIS sEAsoN.-We open Il

TIME LAST LOT THIS SEASONING open this
lot of those black and other
cloaks for ladies shall this
point material trimming aud finish they considered
the very make offered in this market.
cloths ribbed and plain thick and Thin and real black Lyons
basques probably
largest cheapest the District.
kid gloves all and
price only marked plain dgires hence purchaser
overcharged
PERRY BROTHER,
Stores" building
Dec 22-lOtdf opposite Centre Market
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rINHE CHURCHMAN'S DIARY and the Church
Il Almanac for 1858. just received.
Lee is BLANCHARD a MOHtN.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Cant NJ G. Meigs, U 8. Engineers. lHi,, 4i. tff
We the undersigned residents Of -, In ths state Of -
hereby scvealy with tho United States and
guaranty the foregoing bid Of be accepod that ho
they will within after the Of the said BID
with good ueu sureses
proposed conformity tbs terms Of tbs
which made And in tho said
shall fail enter guaranty maks
good the offer by hs said and tho next
lowest bidder t..It0Irs
(signed)
thereby certify that my knowledge and belief the
above named ruarentcrs good and sufncest
(Siened) M Ely
l--lawn y q . Ise.If|
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r ORD BYRON'S. WORKS, vols Murrays
Il A London edition, purple calf binding
Knights Pictorial Shakespeare, vols.
The Sraord Shakespeare. 10 London. a cases
The Cabinet Shakespeare. IL vols, london Cloth gilt
British Poets. vols. london Iiafcaf
Roses Biographical Dictionary. IL vols. london Full
Rollins Ancient History 2vos london Many maps; half
calf
Rurnet's Histories. vols. London IIaifcaH
Dean Swits Works. Roscoc's edition london
whewcl's History Of the lnducivo London
Full calf
HuIwers Novels volumes london Green calf
Aud many in bindings Imported from
london by FRANCK TAYLOR.
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First district--Joseph +. Rawlings.
Second district. Rich b. Owens
Third district. Stephen Coster. #H
Fourth darid.--James Espey.
Ltendaa Of The Asylum.--John r. Queen. Commission
ers-George w Emerson, George Mattingly, and Jacob
Gideon. Secretary to board commssioners--Jo II.
Noyes.
Physician TO the Asyl,umW. M. Berry NJ ID.
Commissioner Of Me eastern section Of candtJoseph Cross
Commissioner Of the nesen section Of canal Wm. Wise
Sealer Of weigts and measures Hiram kichey.
Inspector Of fire apparatus. s.--John W. Martin.
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Department has power 70 .su and dispose
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TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.
TEHuANTEPfsC C05TI5AgY-

NV yRLgASs, July 30. 1851.
Fleres., the report made to Bo4ed By the President
70 nj iae mission Washington gaFfh4ouee Of the yea
enesPrlae ca y the object 81 ns Company ssises
J. ThH arrangement whatever cond
the 0EHers Of the aray behalf Company
Tina impossible OBTAIN the mail for this
Company: and,
That the title - The soo grant notir this Company
other parties having acquired under rights from Mf
hI01 without the know edge o. This Board and.
Whereas il the opinion Of this Board the le 70 tho sloo
grant not being IN this Company the organization or ad Com
pam has no basis rest and that longer continuance
o. This Board In existence would deceive public posi-
bly, induce Investments In the prosecution enterprise
can never be accomplished By This Company the great dis
credit Of this Board; therefore, be unanimously
solved.
resign hrrefrOm.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be
diherent newspapers Of this city.
Resolved That this Board stands adjourned sine de-
certify the foregoing to be true cony from Minutes
J.. HEYLIGER, Secretary.
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A EDERSOM u. DIETER, COMMISSION MER
4 VIA IA and AGENT FOR JEFFERYiS DOrRJ r.
a GpRv, s1G T AND FORCE LPUMP.WITH INDIA
N OTTO
Jstery's Botble-Acting Suction and Force Pump.
icith India Rubber Bal Values.


Suitable Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Fxesvs
tons, Dry Docks, Ships Ocean and River Steamers.
Dwellings, etc. etc, etc
me having been appointed
oF me SAFE OF eeys Improved Double citing PnTn jtS
toeI bi Eayes is now prepared receive orders
any 4nsh same This valuable invention patented June
IN 1850 and was awarded the FIRST PREMIUM At he Me-
1orE state Fair, held Mt Elmira that wear In inr
aucllg his new Pump to this the IndgTgnsd FI
mat MS efforts to bring IL into general ss vim Sa
~ ~ VINO sees Its operation and construction
he ReIieet adaptation Of solid Balls India Rubber for
waves Wl at once be apparent every thinking mind
ther giousness 10 water welding rfss
operation and perfection action which rannos
oe stsu by The use Of other Valves The snlirftE
ataugesA tae facility With which the parts can Be removed
anu replaced ne compact FORM renders the most pergeek
an neEble Jump IN use Every Planter Ship or Steamboat
captain should possess valuable Pps ~
apart from their general purposes they can in u0TI ~
'rs H! INTO an efficient Fire Engine.
ute Price S2D. : rs - ho psi mn"
Size No. possesses capacity OF forcing 40 gallons per
Size No. possesses capacity of forcing 10 gallons per min
Ava alRe shes suitable for Dry Docks or heavy DRAINAGE
up % capacity oil 5e gallons minute in course
construction and he expected Nos and are adj
lFaby adapted Sugar Houses for forcing the caueiue
aSSe and the ordinary which Pump is ge6ersIy an
Piled while for redeenng Swapy Lands the No. rs are indis
The subscriber feels convinced that when these prsns
seen they will speak for themselves and that sooner or fs
they will so into general use. ~ " '9'9A
Samples Of size No can be seen In operation ut q q RIsr
Ce 8 40 y camp treet; Price CouloR's No lOT Povrss
street or a the office Of the UNDERSIGNED where az ~
'l'eu to eHi4 ana examine same before purchasing
MA " ''iS H79E' u IL 4f; ~ Agent,
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I FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS
/ Steamboats,, ships, railroad Cars,
i DEPOT5, IND ALL Q UT-DOOR WORR
| Also for all kinds Of
| IRON WORK ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
G. G. BOGEHT & co., Agents,
Nc. ~ Camp street, N. o.
Thesupsror qualities Of the BBIDGEwATER PAINT are
extensively known, and m reputation 90 favoraby
shed that the Agents do deem necessary
any heightened description Of m merits and Will therefore,
only point prominent properties and rserdirect
to selected testimonials from parties for the part we'll
known IN ths vicinity.
For covering Roofs either TIM Iron Zine Paper Canvas or
Wood it viii be found Invaluable the bending shrinking or
waping Of the stsraupon which 1t used affect
the Paint Intwsnty dries and In -four weeks Il
becomes perfect Slate. As FIRE and WATERPROOF
Paint it will be found superior any other and perfect
lection to buildings against sparks, cfnders etc.
1t possesses great BODY, ELASTICITY, FLEXTBILITY
and ADHESIVE properties superior to any mineral substance
in
rival as not only dries readily becomes hard as
stone in comparatively short time forming coating perfectly
SPARK and CINDER PROOF. The great body Of The Paint
which hasasonished all painters who IT. makes
the best and cheapest covering for WOOD TIN CANVAS or
MUSLIN ROOFS.
orevery description SHIP PAINTING either Wood or
Iron above under the water it will be found unsurpassed
and Is especially decks Of vessels The GER
tiaca'es annexed or this point most convincing.
ForRAILROAD CARS, rEPOTs, BRIDGES AND ALL
OUTDOOR WORK been successfully used At the NORTH
and has proven Of ncalcuabe service in durability we'll
protection againstIeaks and Injury 70 the cara
rom the effects offalling sparks and ciudsrs.
For the purposes for which the Pant recommended 1t
UNEQUALED, and It's value for PLANTATION use, for
STEAMBOATS, ETC.. etc. is INGAICULABLE besidesbeing
CHEAPER than ANY other PAINT in the COUNTRY. Its
qualities the South and
EVERY PLANTER, BUILDER and STEAMBOAT OWNER
viii By single trial be convinced Of the superior advantages
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cergicats Of .Iohn =. MtRgr. Of Attakapas.

New Iberia, AttakRpas March u.s. 1882
In MY last was induced to apply the BRIDG EWATER
MINERAL PAIN to Sugar House. and respect II
has exceeded my expectations and the representations made
by the agents, MeSsFs G. G. BOGERT a Co
add testimony the embraced in
Circular and recommend the Planters and others a.
the best Fire and Water Protector have known mere
have applied it, il has been exposed the July
aud has neither bstered cracked and formed solid
metallic surface which proved entirely inpervious
(Signtdl JOHN F. MILLER
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raoE,rAaI.Ea srEAM mNesINns-rRoM -

PORTABLE STEAM EGNC1IN ES-FROMI15T0
Is horse power of the celebrated patent of Hoard 81
fate Hoard Bradford differing essentially in their
sud durable qualities from engines Of other
acture are very excessive twenty
Union. Pamphlets with full Descriptions and letters from 1877
different who them, will be sent by mail
peaon the subscriber who is sole in New Orleans.
Hoard Son being sole proprors Of the patent they oniy
furnish manufacture the engines to which they have
reputation and all pretended limitations frauds upon their
purchasers they will learn by due experience with them.
ntQ SAMUEL Il, GILMAN, 70 Grayier street,
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~
CpIfidcnts of

Certificate of the NeB Orleans UndeTtrTiteTs
The undersgned Underwriters, having confidence in the
BRlDGEW AIER PAINT for the covering single roofs
aud frame buildings will at all times give those IRE risks
preference where the Bridgewater Paint Is used
L. MATHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Con1panv
7. A ADAMS, Presit Crescent :,
A. BROTHER Pres't Home
j. PEMBERT0N, Pres't N. q.
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual
CHAS. BRIGGS, Agent Liverpool and London
SAhL. F. ASHTON, Agent Delaware Mutual
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sHERIFFS SALES.

ttn,ert, I,IsrDTr t7,gg3 tyIpT. IIeL5E1I ~. - I
yY VTRTT1E ,f ind In opcdisnce 10 IZ ~
d deg Of Ie rendered Inn. l2ih 1855 % direct
the above entitled matter will nr0cae IN seii nj bIiG auction
t STIiR ITl, i1ti asa sat ~ , XXX w.
arro,nt al he creditors Or saJ iasn " - t i '
win ali the buildings and tS3, st5
In he Fourth District Of bis civ IN the 6onnds l
n s ap nd s ny IN ~ y y sggards O. Fn9n
No. "a he oee Of W. 1ryy i az IN s dsPY' ~ Pn
Lot No measures ri feel II inches md Ines tyt u ' AZ
Joins the above and forms The corner Of And Bee
za4 e+s e ana PEER " q e ~ INCHES ah Res 5ont
on the latter Amercan measrej bang The same mr.
smith by act before said ChristJ Notay On he 2is
Aprl 1874 $500 'S' - 80 ~ -
story BRICK House ats 5oSred IN te l Phi ri o
ground floor three rooms on the second oo and two in
Inc attic. kffeLen sIafs r,Fai attocLad H. H. S 80 49,
below and one room above one brick cern stables sheds
e'I Rsn ~ F6 Z, TX w Nor month
q 4 CERT I'm fOT OF GROTND toostter ,,n all II, q
buildings andfmDroyemen tteron sitnstsJ a. Tho VA ES
District in he saTsTe bonndej NV 81 andr VA Adsi Runs
eau and Fulton stress and deSjg9ated bV he M AZ an %
Office Of g. POLLOCK then Eotarv in this ry aid Lot
Adele street by ISL feet inches in epth between psrale
lines being the same property nurcasad Nv snfd oye1 from
Notary If thiS ciy On he 5sb anr isls 20 - p' ~
The fniidngs u on sad lot comprise six ae
arew streesae rooted containing each two and attic
INK Xix rooms in ali: six cserps o. -
Rent IN I'll H. InoInti, sarb s5y gen
g. TW0 T8E4E NJ T551S fF SfRTjED sffat.d IN Inc same
District and desianated BY he sos aud ON PLAN drawn
No forms lie corner Of st. Andrew and Fulton sests AID
measures hrytwo feet SIX lines front on ST Andrew street
T ninety feet nine ncbes and two lines in enth t No
adiajns the same and Measures feet front on 81
act before said Beck Notary on he 4sh January 1871 and
tary on he 5tb NAV 1851 -'''~ - wv 'S
=. VIZ fhGA ~ LOTS OF Sf9i w WIN az the I'M
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CHI 4 e T Err
or THE
LOUISIANA TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.

We the undersigned having agreed unefo the consruc.
ton Of railroad and other
Of Tehuantepec under the grants heretofore given for
that purpose by the Mexican Government called
soO grants which aFe 20 be transferred hereinafter pro-
vded have determined for that purpose corporation
under act Of the Legislature Of Louisiana Of the
18TH OF March, 1855 eutitled IAN for the organization
corporations for works Of public improvement uty
to-Wit:
ARTICLE l.
The corporation shall be called the Louisiana Tehuantepec
Company and by hat sh al have power
ns TO have and to enjoy succession their corporate name
for the period Of
be sued in their corporate name third TO make and use
seal fourth to hold receive purchase and convey m
der their corporate property both personal
70 name ana appoint suc MANAGERS directors and officers
their Interest ADD convenience requires sxt
establish such bylaws the proper rea
ton Of the affairs Of the corporation may necessary
proper.
ARTICLE II.
The said corporation the purpose Of con-
strnGting carriage road from the head navigation the
COazacoalcos river point the Ventosa In tie
Pacific Ocean, and Of constructing railroad
Coazacoacos river to the Bay Of Venoa according
dons said grants
enjoying and conducting the navigation Of
river according the SAID grants and
to admit under this per-
and their assigns shall hereafter pay for
stock theterms and conditions hereinafter provided
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock Of said Company shall be ten millions
dollars divided shares of hundred dollars which
shall be Appropriated IS follows viz:
$4,000 shares eight millions Of dollars shall be subscribed
and paid for a. hereinafter provided:
2OO0 Shaez millions Of dollars shall be issued full
paid stock, and delivered to the who now hold
the title SAID GsrRy and Sloo grants under the deed
OF trust executed by P A. Hargous for himself
representing the rights Of +. p sccnnet now holder
OF the Sloo grant under the decree of the Mexican
Government.
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zsrrs >. = t s.s'& 44VtAs Sc o. louisiana
- ~ " y. OK AND Lodge OF LOUISIANA r. o. q p
ghy, IN Grand Lodge Room odd Fellovg Hs S1r- n
Camp and lafayette streets, New Orleans ~ 'sef 2
OFFICERS g0R me 7E&e 1853 -Edvtra pFsbr,v sr4
Ps[ 9ass 70 'S ~ " CRED Master John Moore o. New
'7ss ~ o. n W ID. Grand Master: WIN ii vviiss,
O on i5fge No 8. B. ". Grand Warden. Tbs n eia54'
n Ufon l919e No 8 T. " Grand Secretary: penSg tsSI
81 Thqs n takeI Of Commercial Nodre Nj d M
tteary O StetsoEJ Of Southwestern Lodge M Il f1-e
personalities TO The r. VI. Grand Iaigs. Rcbsts 1919
crescent Lodge No g. v. Na{shai; g. n Tn.d ~ 80 y
Lodge 10. H. w. y. Conductor; H. Jannt5n1 ~
Lodge No. 8, w. g. Herald, y NlSsSsnt
DIsTEicT DEPUTY GRAED M4sTERs-James p vysy-,s- 80
covenant Lodge No ID District No 2 J. Michel 81 PaesS
Lodge 70 III district No q Louit Bush 0f Excelsior Io3
No, a. District No 81 8. T.. RandIeit, st Mayvs
20, Distrief No y r Clark og st. Landry Iodse M IN
District No s. Henry Jones Of De0ta Lodge No Tis4t 4.
J. A. Bidds Of Trinity Lodge No. g. District No 4 "
tehie OF Meth Lodge a. District No. IL A. Ajsuan5h II
rarie Lodge No. 81, District No. I3; s. r. Hunter Of cfst
Iodge Sa RI Dstfict Nj 4; Il Goldman q Tsatona Lodge
g. District No IS; s. 4. Grsamore Of Assumption Lodge No
70, District No II.
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Certificate Of Capt. HiIer, of Ship IYrreR,

New Orleans, March 3, 1856,
have been using the Bdgewater Mineral Paint on the house
Of my ship for the past two years and consider
Die paint for seagoiug vessels recommend such without
esatou both economy undoubted protective quail
ties. tSignedJ THOMAS G. HILER.