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STEAM MILLS!

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THE undersigned have purchases, ana are
4 now putting In csnplats oFaaF. the
steam FIGURING and Saw MIllzy twc miles
west af ihis ettys formerly Cwnsa ~ the
Messrs. Jefreys, and win LIN a few days be
prepared to furnish any desired article h
Lumber, and also both maEehaRs and soan4
Y grinding, Ia fair, equitable aad sakza-
9ry manner.
would sGy 10 the FagEasTe mat wa
ml do right, and not oKly gain, hEa
ksep 'aKtom and good win. We wish
RDeD@ Bushels Of Wheat.
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evil pay the highest cash price.
60 A first rate article Of FIoag and
Meal viii be constantly kapt ON haRa Cor
sale.
By industry, economy and disposition
ever to ohlige, We hope to lire and prosper
With the citizens II this Esgious u
SILL a TOWN.
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Quitting Goods and Miners Implements,
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We claim the oldest established Mercantile House Western Iowa
Regular Quitting Establishment since Is


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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
ELIGIBLE AND VALUABLE LOTS IN THE FOURTH
DISTRICT for Dwellipss easy terms.
BY J. B. WALTON,


SATURDAY. January 30, 1859, At IL o'clock
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth District,
comprising the bounded BY Apollo Third and
Second streets, and desigpsted Lots Nos. n:
Lot No. forms the Of Apollo and Third
% feet inches and line front Apollo street. By
0 feet tn depth and front Third street. betveen parallel
lines. $50 2E lIi.9 y
Lots Nos. 2 a466 and measure each Is feet inches
Lot No. forms the Apollo Streets and
8 feet inches and lines Apollo street. By
depth and front on Sec md street Of Id feet.
Lots Nos 10 and IL have front each Of so feet Second
street. by deph Of 1t feet II ncbes and aes These
o with lots Noe and - comprise entire front
ond and are opposite tho elegant residence
and grounds q VIM Freres kfq. ssgqs
Lot No. IL forms the Of Bacchua Second Streets
and measuIes % feet nches and lines front Baccus
street. by depth and front Of lao feet Second street
Lots NOE l3 II l5 l6 IL 10 and 10 each o
inches and line front Bacchus street, depth Of feet
% feet inches and line Baccus street BY
depth and frout Of 100 feet on Third street 80 =
Lots from No. II to No. % compose the entire front
chus street.
Lots Mes q and q have each Of 30 feet on Third
street by depth of IL feet II inches and IL lines with
lots Nos and 20 compose the entire front Third street
These lots dSraby and egby invita-
the parties building private redences
being in the immediate neghborhood OF the most
giant in the city the ns Of the Apollo onnbusses
and within minutes drive Of the business
N1.TERMS-One third cash. the balance one and two
years. credit with cent interest day or
SALE IN notes Of the purchasers to their order bearing
cent interest after the maturity Of the notes until paid
punctualy paid at maturity. -
Act Of sae before Adophe Mazuean Notary Public At the
expense of the purchaser. jals
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
SUCCESSION DE MANETTE WILLIAMS, f. c.
Par ~ VIGNIE.
SUCCESSION OF EMILY NORMAN.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN JEFFERSON CITY.
By J. A. BEARD g. Co.,

GARDNER SMITH, Auctionecr.
SATURDAY, Feb'ry 10, 1859. Mt IL o'clock
~ NJ. at Banks Arcade by and in pursuance Of order
from the Honorable p H. Morgan Judge the Second District
Court OF New Orleans dated January n 1852 the following
pIo erty belonging to said succession will be sold
TUE SoUTHERN OR UPPER HALF OF A SQUARE OF
GROUND situated In the city of Jefferson and bounded by
bordeaux, Nayades Valence and Apoo designated
No. 6 plan drawn by Chas p Zmpe dated May 1884
ETY. the entire en on Bodesnx md
ENTHUSIASTICALLY cash. the balance on credit of l.
and years for notes beng mortgage the property with
tual interest.
Act of sale before W. L. Paoe n p the expense of the
purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
SUCCESSION DE W. a. WILLIAMS EFT ELIZA WILL
LlAMS-Denx Terrains de vsleur 10 Quairieme
trict
,a Par J. B. WALTON,

NO ~ Bank Place.
SAMEDI, 10 fevrier 1859, q midi, q PArcade
y de Banks des Mngasins dun ordra de Phono
rabe H. Morgan Juge dc In Cour dn Second District
date le Is janver 1859 numerous 1865
M yendrai encan Pour compte do la succession dc W. H.
Williams ct Eliza Wiliams femme les errans de valuur
sdessons dstaes dams oua,rsms District Ia du
Josephine, entire les rues des Magasns ct Live oak
l. uN LOT DE TERRE, situe dams pilet borne par les
Live Oak Jackson des Masasns Josephine
9uareme District ee!te WILLIE saae lot est designs 70
rue Josephine profondeur de II peds 10 pouces
gnes suiyant plan dresse par W. T. Thompson date
novembre 1874 ct depose Pe:ude de D. j. Ricardo
taire dams cette Vile. s
UN LOT DE TERRE, titue dams e faubaurg Soeurs
de 10 vile de Lafayette desgne plan dresse
par Buisson archecte date du Is de mai 1856 depose
IL. sant dan e borne par les rIes u Camp Ste
face SUI la du Camp l2 pieds gne
lot No 2 ct 0a pieds ~ pouces la gne du lot No
credit de u les acquere1rs deyron donns leurs bill
let's aga1es garant par hypoheque propreta
vendue portant intere de
la date jusqua Placement finale 3
Ace de vente pardevant Walter H. Peters, Ecr noare pu-
bic, aux fras de Pacquereur. jal5 II % 20 e6 l8 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
COTTAGE ON BACcHUs STREET AT AUCTION.
Valuable Lot In the First District,
BY J. B. WALTON,

SATURDAY, January 20. 1862 az IN o.eloek
- n, at Banks, Arcade, will be sold = = = 1850
LOT OF GROUND IN the square bounded BY Baechus
Is feet inches front Bacchus street. deph III ~
II inches between parallel lines upon which one stoy
frame cottage with slate roof and back budfngs paved
all IN good repair and suitable for smali family
This property 70 located 10 Of highest most healthy
and desirable parts In the First District susceptible 81
improvement Of q noderae cost. 1T 7s =
ATERNS-The purchaser the payment Of note
for S5 due IA May SITS in cash. balance 1t is
month"; with per cent annum interest from day
sale, and eventual interest at per cent.
tae purchaser. = n = y ~ - ialQ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
A BEAUTIFUL BRICK RESIDENCE In CAKROLL1ON.
with Large square Of ground without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE co.
.-,. III a .s.sg, JuIlAH NxvnLE, Auetio1ea,


THURADAY,. Jan. ~, 1859, ~ ~ o,cloef.
at the City Hotel, Comou street, BY of Desss,
will b sold- Z. - s5s.t y lSs N MI
jSiaia . te ss35ssas
The square bounded BY Canal svsass shos zppls ana
Third streets, measuring so fest Canal rs lea u
depth. l55f s5sis sesa55 a. as5ss sfst,
The elegantly and tsfuy laid out ID srna
spacious green house for exotic plants. ~ HI
The building contains tn and hall the
Bcryants' rooms, * FL
There also stables house. csraxshsnse Win ~.
vants rooms above and in fact everything that
render untry residence desirAhle 800
The house Is built after the Cottage pnae style having
been built sale but for private idencs u n
the most substantially built and nt houses in de Neigh
borhood Of the city. ssg
Tie property Is to Be sold positively. without
following Four Thousand dparp
assume note for g. s3S due ths Lit Of lane Esx
bearing At the rate Of cent and
cent IT paid maturity balance Of the price
tion and years, for bearing mortgage the
property and cent annum and per svenuI
int
II provements to b kept insured and policy anersd
holder OF notes.
Persons wishing to v the property applying
at the anctionesrs' Office
ctof sale before W. BreadOye Public The
Of the purchaser. Ssl7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
SUCCESSION DE EMILY NORMAN,
PRoPRIETE DE yALEUR dams la WILLIE JEFFERSON

soooEssloN DE EMILY NORMAN,
Par A REARD g. o.
G.nn,rn s~,,a Encon.our
SAMEDI, 10 fevrier 1859, n midi, a PArcaie
- de Banks vendu par conormement ordre de
Phonorable P H. Morgan Juge la Cour du DeuXeme Dis
et de Ia Nouvee oIlesn date lie u ianyer 1885, la propr
etc suivRnie eppartenant d la dlte succession
LA MOITIE GU LIE HAUT DUN ILET DE TERRE sue
daps a vile Jeeson ct borne les rnes Bordeaux Nay
ades VAence Apollo desgne lie No &C plan res
Sc par Chss zmpel date e mai 1884 depose en- retude
de L. t. Care autrefos noaire cette VILE embrassant
front enter sur bordeaux ct demie du front ene
sur les rues Nayades ct Apollo.
MD-CONDIT1ONS-Un Quart comp ant, ct la balance d I'M
credit de Get ans pour bets portant hypoheque sur a
ropete avee nteret son de cent de la date usqua
maturite, ct pour cent apIes matnrite.
Acte de vene parderant W. l.. Paoe, noare public
frais de Pacquereur ja20 20 fe5 IL 10
SECOND AND LAST SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY II
the Fonr,h District At Anctou
By JULIAN NEVILLE Z Co.,

| CoumeSctAA
THURsDAY, Jan ~, 1859, at n o'clock, II
IS ~ Is + e. e..
cd y saspsrg Philip I'D Jersey .rss
:, IL
.nd !. @
y .a p e q 1Sss
consist two cottage each containing
81 sfsSoii q s
nd "a :, S: fh T. ssd e
feet II inches and lines front Fulton By
e. s
sEv IN LoTs or GROUND, situated on The saus,.
bounded By sasparS I@yee Phillip and Rousseau streets aad
@ ~:
inches and lines front On street y 10 se Il
sDh % rap sfs Sus the q apd
house contasiss Lo. Mo- nd
W cottage houss: eon,snas rom: Issa
4 Iss, iass front FSip j. - sss
cottage houses each containing rooms kchsn containing
third cash balance in one, two, three and four
sas sor. Tso%s. L,ysp soar,
DESIRABLE FARM 81 p,, TIE ~: SAoKsoS RAILROAD
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & Co.,
Office No IL Commsrcial Place
A DEsIRAHLE FARM, IN the parish q =.
ss s% FL $ 81 q s e Z
and 70 can % ca cleared =, is expense
tehss houses poultry
nne we'll Of feet deep; also hundred frlit
ss
renee around Ise cleared land. Jazz I'm
SUGAR AND COTTON PLANTATIONS AT PRIVATE
By JULIAN NEVILLE Co.,
k. 4.5z'+4 JULIAN NEvILLE Auctionssr.
Office IL Commercial Place.
A ,yALyABLE Cotton Plantation In the
Parish OF Pons Ganpee containing so acres and 20choce
Will DC sold part cash. baanc, one 70 years. with interest
Ale,
qSGn - Mad s i h IN
Also.
desrsSe woon nsnaon :. washington county MISS,
eon"'"s wv A''''' "1 40 netI
very desirable Sugar PLANTATION Parish Of TerF,boune
and ne. q.
spef cent. ' .,...-s'.' ~ 's'' ~ :
magnificent Tract Of Land On the Ya.o river with
$500 above the mouth Of Arkansas with 70 negroes
'p'u '''A " ,eA.' .AI.o-
order with ns~ and '''s.a. s%ssas' and 'Aei'' negroes
s % e % II
further particulars apply at our Office No. si
- --..--------- --------------------
the sonI.h District q. Piivsis sac.
By JULIAN NEVILLE E 90,
onaes. IL Commercial Place
t an large Tbe
s sod hail On % n s
sse %a ssso1 wiz
Siss sss II:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20

PACON-20 casks Ribbed Sides;
u 10 Shoulders.
For sale by S, Il. KENNEDY CO.,
jal2 If 20 poydsas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
BY J. B. WALTON.

VALUABLE VACANT LANDS IN THE PARISH on aT
CHARLES, about mile and half ron the 0psisssas
Railroad, So =.
BY J. 3. WALTON,
Omce-No. 10 Bank P1ses,
SATURDAY, January ~, 1859, II o'clock
- NJ Banks' Arcade the following described valuable
lanIs will be sold q. 5sss4
All Of fractional sections and west fractional half or
section in Township H. Range q east containing - follows
Section s. lO6 ~ 100 acres.
Section a 36s 92lO0 acres fa4
In section 2, 16 a1-100 acres.
Inete lands situated in the Of and Ad0B The pAnA
lions o. Ambrose IAnfesr Esq, and Davis Rsq IL high
csneofake and mbesed land and situated about half
miles rom the line Of the OpeIousas Railroad and three miles
east Of the Boutt Station. 777.777 =
Plan will be exhibited A sale
IEhMS-Onefhir cssh. balance and two years.
credit Win per cent
The p operiy sold. =
purchaser. ~ - - ana :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
ESTATE OF THE LATE MANETTE WILLIAMS, f. W.
BY N. vIGNIE,

ESTATE OF THE LATE MANETTE WILLIAMS, f. W. C
BY N. V1GNIE,
OHice-No. Banks Arcade.
THgKsDAY, February, H.. 1859, at IL
o'clock NJ at Banks Arcade Magazine street, by virtue
Of order from the Honorabe he Second District Court Of
New Orleans dated January IL 1859 Court Docket No. 1855
VIII 6e s9d pqbG aqeos for account Of said succession
Fourth District of this city designated as lot No of
No. q comprised between Seventh, Eighth, Chippewa and
Jersey Streets Said lot neasure40
front Seventh by 25 feet deep between parallel lines
together with all the buildings and improvements existing
said LOT.
HrTERMs-Cash.
Acts of sale before O. de Armas, notary public.
SUCCESSION DE MANETTE WILLIAMS, f.. c.l
Par N. VIGNIE.
Bureau-No. 8, Arcade de Banks.
TEUDI, ~ Fevrier, 1859. midi, a rArcaie
de Banks DIES Magasin yertu dun ore de honor
able Seconde Cour de District de la Nouve Orleans
du IL Janyer 1885, dosser de la No H. S
yente publque lie compte de la dite succession
LOT DE TERRE slime dams lie foubourg LlvRuda
Ia Qnatrieme District de cette ve desgne e No.
pilet No. A. compries sepeme. Hueme Chip
pewa Jersey. lie dit lot mesure-mesure Amercaine-i0
peds de face Ia Sepeme 25 peds proondeur,
entire ignes paroeles. Ensemble oues les basses
structions qui existent le dit lot
Actes de vente pardeyant de AImas, notaire public
E6- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES jail 26 81 fel0 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
SUCCESSION of W. H. WILLIAMS and ELIZA WILL ANS
Two Valuable Lots In the Fourth District. W.,
BY J. B. WALTON. ~

Once, No 10 Bank Place,
NJ 2. Banks Arcade Maga1ins street. By virtue q q
Court Of New Orleans dated January 49, Con.t docket
No. IA $685. for account Of the Of w. Williams
and Eliza Williams his wife will be sold public auction the
following described valuable lots Of ground in the Fourth
sephine street between Magazine and Live OAK
bounded by Live Oak Jackson Magazine and Josephine see
in the Fourth District Of this city which lot by
front Josephine street. BY depth # l fsss 10 nchs.
lines agreeaby to plan drawn by W. T. Thompson dsted
November 1874 and deposited in the Office Of d. Ricardo
LOT OF GROUND SITUATED IN NUNS, sU-
b15b in the ey q lafayette designated by he number
Of May 1886 deposited plan No. II in the office OF Theo
seghus Notary said lot being 10 bounded BY Camp St
Andrew St. Mary and Chestnut Gate Teinurier Streets and
measuring % feet front Camp street. by Inches on
the line Of lot No. and 04 feet and inches line OF
lot No. a. ~ ~ IA = -
ATERMS-One third cash, the balance ON credit or IL
and Is MONTHS the purchasers give their equal
amounts secured by special mortgage property and
bearing interest the rate Of eight per
date until Hnal payment
Acts of sale before Walter H. Peters, ESQ., Notary Public
at the expense Of the purchasers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
On long credit,
BY ]. B. WALTON, .5t.. -

/ l-s Office No. 10 Bank Place.
T. Private Sale-TwO Lots of Ground ON
"A Rousseau street. in bounded by Josephine Adele
and evee measuring each g feet inches and lines front
Rousseau street. by 159 feet 10 inches and lines Depth
~ TERMS One fourth cash, balance at l, o and years
credit with per cent. interest,"
Plans of the above described
Office of the Auction dis II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
BY N. VIGNIE.

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN NcDoNoGH, CITY OF
New Orleans First une:eryed snd extensive sale,
Real Estate, situated In the most elgi e parts Of the First
District, for notes without epdorsers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
DESIRABLE FARM ON THE JACKSON RAILROAD.
at Private Sale
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & Co.

= Uhce NO II UommefcIRI FIae0-
A DEsIMABLE FARM, In the parish Of Sc
n Helena, 21 miles from Ia ghpaho New ORGANS
and Jackson Kalrcad containing 40 60 Of which
and 10 be cleared little
There on the place fine Log House. togeher with good
Kitchen four grain houses two stables poultry house and
trees. consisting Of Peach Apples onncs aad FIG TTess
There fine Creek running through tho place, Cd
fence around the cleared land. ja20 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20

c. L. G. DUPUY, Aucfoneer,
Office No q Camp street.
A. Mazureau Notary
SATURDAY. Jan. 20, 1859, Mt 12 o'clock, at
Banks Arcade Magazine street will be sold at auc1ion
THAT VALUABLE AND WELI-KNOWN PROPERTY
occupied by the U. s. Court
Messs j. c. Morgan Co. and Others having
and lines front street. % aches and lines
Exchange Place 1913 feet and inches upper
line l2s feet and inches deep the lower side line
The property is sold subject to the following leases
l. To j. NJ Kennedy u Marshal for months from LIST
January, 1859, AT The rate of $1,000 per
e. To s. F. Marks, Postmaster for time the rate
$4,000 per
To j. c. Morgan Co.. for year from 1st November
1855 at $3.50 annnm, payable monthly.
4. To for 500 annun, six months in advance
To H. Prats for from LIST November, 1885,
nnnun.
Amounting in all to $40 300 per apnum
Es-TERMs OF SALE-One fourth cash and the balance by
notes at and bearing interest the
rate Of cent until maturity and subsequent
interest at the rate of cent The
be secured by mortgage of the sod and divided into
suit the vendors.
The buildings be insured the expense pu
chaser for the OF S0e0 the policies the mortgage
interest of vendors and to be they DESIRE
The purchaser k receive the from the LIST February
1889 and will bind himself and insurance from that
date. jaI3 I'd
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CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans, Jan. 8, 1859. !
sy- An election for seven Directors OF this
Bank by the stockholders thereof will be held in conformity
Inv at this Office MONDAY, It'll February next between
10 O'Clock A. N. and 2P. NJ.
ja3 2aw30d E. ROUSSEAU, Cashier,
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AUCTION SALES.
DRY GOODS..................... GOODS.
T.. = n

DRY ooDs....................DRY GOODS.
BY E. D. HYDE,
tof the late firm Of n. Peychaud, hyde Coz
Auction Room 81 Magazine 1t.
~ y s.s.:iss s,sss I'll 5s d'
tsls % dessn Wool sai. ss,inst. T.sd Tsnnss sPi.sa
roys, ETC. t.20
GILT WINDOW SHADES AND DRY GOODS.
BY e. ROGER & Co.,
formerly H. Peychaud Hyde 4 Coz
Pa the 20th II Inst. 4 at 10 oeloek
cases si1 fee. Git Window Shades.
..rr, Az a.sor.@ent Of ssasonasle Dry Goods.
DAMAGED GOODS .. DAMAGED GOODS.
By E. ROGER & Co.,
formerly II. Peychaud, Hyde 4 Coz
7NHURsDAY. the goth Inst. at 10 o'clock
One Kentucky Jeans, 1878 yards slightly damaged
''s II EsS al''A may ''A'e'n jaa
BONNET Ribbons. 49,. BONNET RIBBONS
BY E. ROGER & Co.,
Formerly II. Peychaud, Hyde Coz
at their auction room. No. Is Old Leves street. will be
cartons fresh and new style Plain and Faconne Silk Bon
HETERMs-At SALE ja19
Embroideries-Four mouths' credit.
By E. ROGER & Co.,
formerly II. Pey chaud Hyde Col
THURSDAY, 10th Inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ :,
at their auction No. Is Old Levee street. will be
sold
Two Hundred Lots comprising extensive Of
French Embroideries, consisting Of
5000 Double Bands small
1000 Apron Skirts various and qualities
5000 Rich Embroidered Collars.
And
large variety Of various other articles of Embroderes
~ All the lots warranted regular and in perfect order The
goods of the atest just landed and will be sold with
out reserve
The two hundred lets will be exhibited and buyers
quesed TO examine them before the sale The particular
ton of the trade called this SALE which offers them
opportunity of making advantageous purchases and selecting
very desirable ASSIGNMENTS, seldom offered at auction.
11-TERMS-tlyer i 4 rnon thscf ia1b
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ODD FELLOWS HALL
Grand Secretary's Office New Orleans. Jan. 7, $50.
ES- i. %. d. F.-The Semi-Annual Commune
nca,on of the R. W. Grand Lodge of Louisiana O. o.
Will be held in the Grand Lodge Room Odd Fellows Hail.
TUESDAY, 18th inst at TX O'clock P. ".
HENRY BIER
Jao I'd Grand secy P. T.
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1I I;fS q 2. ,E.;7Gsssssnt Lodge NO, 9, meets
Hall. at O'Clock. Ohicers-Wm Howell, n c. N. Over.
ton G.; Geo. Weghman Re. Secy L. N. Jahap, p Sec'y;
o. E. Wilcox, Treasurer. jyI9 en-
~ TO. o. F.-Howarti Lodge no. ID meets
EVERY THURsDAY EVENING, IN Lodge Room No. 8, Odd
Fellows Hall OF o'clock. Ofcers-J0S. WAGNER, n. G.,
GEO. H, sHoTWELL. V. G.; L. A. BENDIXON. Record.
ing Secretary; b. DAS1LVA, Per Secretary; j. C. NORTON
Treasurer. isl3
Dudley Lodge No. &C, f.. and A.. M...-
Regular commnnicacns of this Lodge held EVERY SAT
uRDAf EVENING Mt I o'clock, in TIER Lodge Room at
the GRAND LODGE, Masonic Hall, Charles
perddo Streets Members of the Craft fraernal vited
to attend.
0FFICERs-Wm. H. Stewart, W. NJ; W. r. Pnrvance, Sw
W. O. Coupand, j. W.; VIM. Cooper Treasurer; S. l. Gull
let Sec reary Edwin Marks, S. d. j. II, Gennson, d.
Jos. Chillet, Tyler. rs "
EF, Polar Star r.. A...--Chapter No. III
Regular conversations every SATURDAY evening O'Clock
at the Grand Lodge Masonic Hall, st. Charles
o,rIeERs-John H Holland, NJ. e. H. p; William H.
Holland e. X; George P. Evans, e. Frank
lett q H :; John H. Clark PSI WIN. II. Seaman, R..
A.. ~ W. =. Wilson, g. NJ Sd V...;P. Christian. G :.
NJ I'd W.; Anton Ofsrgeld g.. M. LIST V; u. Horn
Treasurer; Chas W. Clark Secretary Louis Hertz Guard
By order Of the M E.. H.. p.
DIS ly CHAs. W. CLARK, sec'y.
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BANK OF JAMES ROBE, I
New Orleans January 4h, 1889.
-, s p 4. meeting of the Board of Directors.
the profits Of the last six months ending December 3t pay
able on and after the 10Th inst.
jas I'm WIN, S. MOUNT Cashier.