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aforesaid for any purpose whatever until anth0r
jzed by the Legislature and the Executive y
that the people not on military duty remain al
home, quietly but at fhe same Lime he urges BIS
fellow -eirzens to assume the arnur and attitude
of sefdefense; he forbida the State Guards and
other organizations making any hostile demonstra-
ton against the States aforesaid.
Washington Gossip.
WASHINGTON, May ia new military District
including Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee,
is announced, with Gen. Bufler as commander
Scott, Butler, Mansfield and Cameron were ia
consultation all day.
The 5th and 9th Massachusetts regiments have
DC en- ordered to prepare to march.
An eleven gun battery and extensive earth
works have been discovered at Aquia Creek, Va
by W.ednesday, 900 Aboiitionists viii be en-
| camped on Arlington Heights.
secretary Cameron refuses the four Maryland
regiments 70 defend Maryland and Washington.
| Daniel b. Slekes command is moving
Gen. Mansfield, commanding 20 900 volunteers
and 1000 regulars. will advance on Virginia.
| er's Ferry expedition.
| Cantonments are TO be established at Geftys.
burg for the inland, and at Staten Island for The
seaboard reserves.
Naval Engagement on the Potomac.
| WASHINGTON, May 20.-The coast guard steamer
| got ashore at the mouth of the Potomac and WaS
attacked BY propeller from Richmond.
During the engagement, four Government sol
| diers were killed and five wounded.
| The propeller withdrew spursued by an armed
| steamer.
A collision at Harper's Ferry Is regarded ineyita
| Bile this week.
Encampment of Kentucky Troops.
LOUISVILLE, May 20.--A battalion of the second
regiment of State Guards camps tomorrow at
Paroquet Springs, forty miles ont on the Nashville
! railroad.
New York Cotton Market.
NEW Yong, May 20.--The Cotton market closed
very dull at unchanged prices.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE. Nav S0.--Tbe river ia rising t}is
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TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 21, 1861.

charged with assault and battery emily assuming aHd
beating his wife. D. proteedr gs asked for
Sicho Hoffman gave bail to similar charge
preferred Hphinst min
Michael Ryan made affidavit charging amian with
the pe=cc prayed that proper proceeding be had
Affidavit made by Michael Tracey, accusing JnSeph Me-
a1y of arce harhnrng runaway slave IN fel1nio1-y
entering degorcnts houss and stealing herfrrm jew ry
money and clothing the value If ont SO and with har
boring and aling runaway 'lve named Patsy In de
hail examination
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This is another of the in Vulnerable new military
companis springing into being under the breath of
the ar-god Mars. Last night, the company elected
their officers old friend Adolphe Strauss,
being Captain Frank Devine, First Lieutenant
Fred Jones, Second Lieutenant; and Arthur H
Condor, Junior Second Lieutenant. We offer three
cheers and q tiger to the St James Guards.
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cRops N TExAs.-The Galveston Civil,

CROPS N TExAs.-The Galveston Civilian says:
Our Texas exchanges, without exception, give
good accounts of the crops in their respective
neighborhoods. The wheat harvest is still in &C.
tive progress corn is out of all danger; and the
prospect for cotton and sugar is excellent All the
minor crops arc equally good. The season has
been fine for grazing and the prairies teen with
fat CATTLE horses and sheep. The necessaries Of
life are superabupdant in Texas this year; and
will doubtless draw a heavy immigration. We
shall have food for half million new settlers.
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The weather, having been quite warm for some
time, yesterday verged upon the hot. 1t was, in
fact, the most melting day of the season, notwith-
standing the blowing Of the breezes ard the occa-
sional shades of the floating clouds In onr sane
at "a. heavy rain is much needed, as many of
the cisterEs about town are empty, and water
valuable remedy.
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SEWARD ON TREAsoN.-Gov. Letcher, Of Vir-
ginia, recently ordered the seizure of two steam
ships, the Yorktown and Jamestown, which Piled
between Richmond and New York. He then pro-
posed to the agent of the line to buy them, but
Seward says it would be :" treason +" in him to sen
them. The following is Stewards letter:
WASHINGTON, May 16
Sir-T have received your letter of yesterdays
date, asking me to give you in writing my reasons
for considering an acceptance on your part Of
Gov. Letcher's proposition to purchase the steam
ships Yorktown and Jamestown, recently seized
by his orders, and now in his possession, act of
treason.
With this request readily comply. An insnr
rection has broken out in several States of this
Union including Virginia, designed to overthrow
the Government of the United States. The Execu-
tive authorities of the State parties to that in
surrection, and so are public enemies Their ae-
ton in seiziug or buying vessels to be employed I'M
the execution of the decision is not merely without
authority of law, but is treason. 1t is treason for
any person to give aid comfort to public ene-
mics To sell vessels to them, which il il their
purpose to use as ships Of war, is 10 give them aid
or comfort. To receive money from them in pay
ment for vessels which they have seized for these
purposes, would be to convert the unlawful seizure
into q sale and would subject the party offending
to the pains and penalties of treason, and the
Government would not hesitate to bring the Of
fender to punishment
t>igned) VIM. II. sEwARDe a
To HINNEKER, Esq Agent N. Y and Va s. 5. Co, Was
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NEW USE FOR HooPs.-A correspondent of tn
Cincinnati Enquirer writes the following:

Woman, Pistols and Strategy abolition Re-
publicans are frightened at the shadow OF ghost,
as was Lieutenant Jones at Harper's Ferry and
Commodore Pendergrast at Norfolk, the proof OF
which is now historic record. Let such men know
that a fierce and bloody rencounter awaits them,
when l tell you that over two hundred OF the
finest Colts revolvers ever saw have been pur-
chased in Cincinnati, at various times and places
within the last two weeks, (no thanks to the Egg
gleston vigilance mob) and conveyed out of the
city under the hoops OF one of the talrest and most
by 1rusy agents to her friends in the interior OF
the State. Oh, crnoline, thou art jewel!
A KENTUCKY SUBSCRIBER.
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New YORK, May IA detachment of United
States troops arrived yesterday from Fortress
Monroe, and were sent TO Governors Island They
report the garrison of Monroe in good health and
well supplied with all necessaries An artillery
school was in vigorous progress. The volunteer
regiments were being daily exercised at the guns
The Wabash formally put in commission yes
terday. She is, without exception, the handsomest
and most useful man-of-war in the service.
General Wool was to day ordered to Fortress
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RAILROAD BATTERY.-The Railroad Battery,
built at Philadelphia, arrived at Perryville (dd.1
on Saturday. It was to be taken across to Hayre
de Grace on the upper deck of the steamer MARY
land, and to proceed thence to Bush river. It's
construction is said to be simple and effective. It
est possible width the sides, ends. and roef being
constructed of plates of wrought iron, overlap
ping each other in such manner to resist every
from the most favorably position, only make dent
in the iron, and cannot penetrate it. The aFma-
ment Of the battery consists in part, Of fifty Mimic
muskets and of q riled cannon of long range,
| mounted on a turn-table, from which it can be
fired in any direction 1t is said thatthere are some
other things about the battery which prudence re-
quires should not be mentioned. 1t is represented
| to be one of the most destructive engines OF mod
| ern warfare. National Inteiligeneer.
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a COMPLIMENT FROM AN UNEXPECTED SOURCE
A writer to the Philadelphia North American
says:
The chief rebels are desperate and determined
men, endowed with superior talents and furnished
with many resources. 1t is now, with them,
question of life or DEATH honor or dshonor, glory
or iufamy. Those who are involved in this treason
by taking up arms for them, are in the same
desperate condition. And the South is full OF brave
and sefsacrfoFsg men, In all emergencies, when
the flag of common country called for de-
Tenders, they have shown an alacrity and courage
in response not to be surpassed. In good cause
they make pussant cohorts, Let the Government
and the Northern States, then, be prepared for
desperate conflict.
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The Houston Telegraph refers in the following
to- Of o Now Qrlea rnerchant

terms 70 the aDe IeEteT OF NtW UTIealIB IeTVlaIl
which we published in yesterdays Crescent:
We greatly regret that want of space forbids the
publication of the correspondence in the Sundays
Picayune Oath nst,,) under the heading of the
Southern Cause" The reply is by far the ablest
and most conclusive article we have seen on the
subject and hundred thousand dollars would be
well spent in putting q million copies in circula-
ton in the United States. Is there no way by
which it can be done? How any man can read
that letter and afterward support the war policy
of Mr.. Lincoln is hard to aee.
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TIE SUPREME AND DISTRICT CeURTs.-Accord.
ing adjournment the Sop'eme md District Courts w:re in
men in under advisemeu 10 take up
no new, cases adjonrn until h oNo cmeer
exception, that all will be heard al tei"
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-JUdge CoNens.-Chas.
OBI and rAnk Harris having eyeray entered the pea of
hours Imprisonment in The Parish Prison. aud to
Sharles smith guilty Of assault and battery,
fenced fine oft, d,ars and cots a,..o
demnsd ane Of 9ws",y s,s am costs r,.r
senen"ed years imprisonment hard LABOR iii tbs
state case Of ae Gallagher accused Of murder was on mo
on ohs se o'unse contnsd until Friday the Sit inst
RECORDER EMERsoNs COURT. - The dock yes
ePny Of , Io Of hS Sy D iTs s wh9 ad g GG
cnna 1o gut in view Of the onhee sc+rsi of nht leg eee
@y o and m a. a" no wno hnn h ID o nV W to % y @ gn
estso ishlens the Mails Mitchell and the Hotl de Fro
Barney Rooga7 shocking the tender senshles Of Fry
b bdsS % eS D for p 5 m e Recor mint rs
him for 100 ''neyt 10 rd Ptt ion"hue for
accordingly made member Of the m pesce soeie'y and
too vioniiy- tesrg oicer Bss cohes ,rod
orna y nd9ctcd INTO he p@saees @ sy s b9ze for pcH
Larry Duffy kicking up dust a" cond ring himself better
imnyenposity, larry took ride .,, = r,.. ,,,,s
house, Magazine street Wa Gsm se upon his promise
Tom cK ule and Mrs Powers, charged with bc k ny
Boynn grnccry the Of Constance and Gnemte
streets he themselves $50 worth groceries, and
smashing de,n johns nm eide murder their part and
mugs, Dismissed the fogvIng Mrs. Boyan failing
| to
The slave boy Bob belonging 10 j. Evans arrnened
on he charge htvG seriously wounded white boy Or
Union Sunday afternoon, bv hitting him IN the head
sroue The haTIey blu berng and greatly fri .htened
prison await the recovery of the white boy who
Il medical tendance.
Andrew M1n and his wi Bridget were arragned on th'
charge OF having tempted to eradeG the Concert ont Of WIN
Casey Saturday, Girn by breaking shot il
break his head The at taVit made
her hush md being in he'd from The effects of t
| blow The Mullins IN friends, and furnished bail
Dora NJ, Ellen Nil or, charged with easing VIM Rect
$40 their crib Perddo street, sunday night
| sent to prison to await examination
| RECORDER BLACHE'S COURr-Joseph Bnnell flee
an ai chaping ,Iauil NJ. Heron With larceny. The &C
cused was the Parish Prison await exaEina
| ton.
David alias Joseph Leine charged by the affidavit
Geo opnd, With assault with dangerous weapon witt
inteut Kill Bond i'll he $500 was given for uture ap
| pearance
bae,y Bonds in the of 500, in eRcl
case furnished for due appearance to anhWer to th
| charge,
| RECORDER LoNG's CoURT.-OliYer Brotto was
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The motto of Billy Wilson's brigade of New York
Roughs is. " uiys us fOemen worthy Of our steal"
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Mr. Campbell ". c. Pennsylvania is in town, Mt tho
huned P1nnsY IVanians. He is Major, and
Fort Washington TO reinforce that important
ront The Major is Al full tented field
The floor o. the dou of Representatives.
This Campbell publicly nsulted oa the floor
of the House Representatives," by P 7. Herbert Of Call
frnn but instead of being full Of fire he sub
mission He subsidized his seat took quietly as
lamb,
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Liverpool Cotton Market Quiet.

ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP PERSIA.
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r a. FAIINEsr0cK's VaRMIFUGE-

This and only eecta remedy for has been
extensively by praccug physicians than pro-
pistay medicine which has its appearance in the
United States.
used with tbs utmost edon and confidence by gentle
wl have attained emrnence the medical profession In
all the Middle Western and Sou hern States.
The great of lis popularity Is the fact that nothing has
been Uncovered which substituted in its place.
that may b. used in I'll without any fears the
&Its perfect safety every n
worms secreted within the system, it will speedily expe
them without fail
B9~Bat, In order obtain the ganune article, every pur
chaser soud be his guard and LOOK we'll tho initials
the wrapper, and that he is buying b. A Fesie~toe
Yerrnflge and n other a23 lmSW
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NASHVILLE, May z0-A warehouse containing
military stores was destroyed by fire yesterday
was an insurance of $4,000. The flames spread
over to the house adjoining, occupied by Porter,
Johnson & Co., as a wholesale hat store, which was
also entirely consumed. The hat establishment
was fully insured.
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..-szz. A. e. BLACKNIAR d BRO, Ayvsr-,,
HVRYV Wholesale and Retail Deaersin sNAFf
MUSICAL. MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
"a Camp street, New Orleans.

Grand Parlor Grand Square and Upright Pianos from hs
very best manufactures, which, invita- particular
attention to the RAVEN BACON co: PIANOS, now
introduced into this market For The last thlrty yesr
those Pianos been especial svoes ri the North tor he
durability beauty Of finish deicRcy of touch and sweet
moss Of tone-n a which points know that they cannot be
sxceled. ,,r., rr- ,r,c,
AT our house will be found the only JAMES " VoSE
Boston, Philadelphia and other places in compson ito VIII
est premium good solid workmanship elegant hhsh and per
feet and richness of tone The PARi0H gem the
lowest priced Psrcin thew ord Every Piano sold by
US warranted give entire satisfaction heodeons Guitars
Vons Brass Band and everything eppert9RnR
to the stock complete rsic Store Mnsic and Mc Books
- street.
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NUMBER 81.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,

TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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N&m Orleans 4aiLp Creseent.
gotal gnttllwate.

TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1861.
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H(iIitaru M0titts,

ATTENTION, VO- UkTEERS = FIFTEEN AD-
A dtoual ABLE BODIED MEN will be received into the
vi aHkb Of the Orean Rifles This Company has been mus
M nto the Service the Confederate tes for the War
is stationed CAMP M0OHE awaiting marching Or
ders AL those wishing join will be equipped complete free
Of expense Apply al the Rendezvous 95 S. Charles
MIL II FISHER. EantMin
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s*sAx COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE
s 25 of Land thirty mile %e, Of VcbshnTg on
- Vcksburg and Shr veport Ra road Madison Parrish La
Fronts two miles Horse Shoe Lake one qn er mle on
now in cultivation 500 old deadened The premises consist
Frame Dwelling Gin House. Negro Cabins ETC. Woud divide
e tran and sell either half This is chance to
chase good land being the hest cotton latitude the
WARREN GIL NJ IRE & 60
a22 I'm 45 Garondelet street.
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/ .olgIslANA SUGAR. REFINERY rok SALE

That desirable establishment situated the left bank
Of tho Msspp, below the Government Wharf, within
the limits OF The city of New Orleans offered good
investment capitalists who be desrous Of aiding in the
Of Southern manufactures. 1t in complete
pair and Is well found having engines boilers
centrifugal machines black furnace ters ouds
ample stores and cooperage and fact all tho
requisites for carrying Sugar Refinery Mosses Rebol
ing large with little additional EXPENSE might
be easily converted into Cotton MIL
II has Wharf attached Ievee with water suf
for Of delivering taking in
argo.
For further Information and for terms, 6pply 10
d,9 tfAw RARFTIT 4 Nh Al Common street
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HEADQUARTERS BEAuREGAHD RIFLES,
New Orleans. Nav II, 1881 :
VOLUNTIERS, ATTE va IUH!- YOUNG
III wishing volunteer iii the above company for the
III Confederate States do by signing the
M roll taeir ArmOry, No. 50 and IS MagHz streets.
j. ". THOMAS Captain.
r. SArTUS. Secretary. mvl7 If
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ID NIcGUIGEN g. co.,

NOTICE TO BUTCHERS AND BAKERS
IN will be received the FeAsnrrs Office Charity
Hospital until q o'clock NJ, the first Monday of May for
furnishing Hospital with Meat and Bread the ensuing
twelve months.
Specifications be at the Office of James Graham
Notary, Exchange Alley.
By order the Board of Administrators of the Charity
Hosnital, April 20, 1861. -
a23 i2t WIN. q. AUSTIN, NJ. ", Secretary.
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LOUISVILLE, May 2O.-After an eloquent pre-
amble, Governor Magoffn proclaims by notifying
and warning all other States, whether separate or
united, and especially the United States and Con-
federate States, that he solemniy forbds any move
Of % any P post or place whatever within the awfal
limits of Kentucky, by any forces of the States
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-. THE ARITA SPRINGs-MRs. f a s.ssse

T.
This very rema kabfe spring situated the Aba river
parish Of St Tammanv. miles aud half east of Coy
ngtou large volume of rises from the earth With
strong temperature vas found to be 90 degrees
1t is quite unlike known in the ne1ghborhood
From its chemical composition and the large amonnt of
u Scia led has its source very
deen in the earth-beng natural "artesian we
/ F j, L. g. w P. r. DnEI.t,
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Large Fire in Nashville.

CNoINNArI, May 20.-Sixteen thousand yolun
teers are at Camp Dennison also three com
panies Of United States Artillery.
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DEAL ESTATE AGENT-JoHN PURCELL' No.
Ee Exchange Place. stairs nearly opposite the old Post
Office attends Leasing Renting and Collection Of Rents o
unmproved REAL EST ATE in the cities OF New
Orleans Jefferson Carroon Also to the Investment Of
money All business entrusted h promptly attended to-
ia31 "
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Al TEEF ONLY CUMPLkWE SOUTHERN ED1-
III Haaee8 Tactics Hilh additional pages contaiu
M ing Gol's Revolver lrI, etc and SIXTY VI PLATES
W showing every position OF the ul and every
Company and Battalion Dill is in aud will
sale by the 18th of Plates u ithou
which he work would he worhe he the
my2O I'm CORSOE & ARMSTRONG. 50 Camp st.
a. HUZZA FOR NORTH CAROLINA!-AS
M the EFF North Carona vii undoubtedly become
Sf Confederate The undersigned pre-
LII pared FLAG with ELFEEN STARS, embracing all the
States gornns Goneder4y printed Letter SHEETS and
Note Circulars and invite all in Of give them
call S. s. CALLENDEh d co. job Printer,
my20 2= p firavie
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MONTGOMERY, May 20.-The business transacted
publicly in Congress to-day is of no general i'm
pOrtance.
1t is reported that Congress will adjourn to-
morrow. Various speculations are indulged in
about the probable place of reassembling. Rich
mond, in July, seems to be the most popular
belief.
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TIE SUPREME AND DISTRICT CeURTS.-Accord-
ing TO adol, men Supreme md District Courts in
yesterday The Su Court ec ed to rend judge
nen in under advsemeut, take up
and then adjourn until the st No cmber
The Distct Courts aonrDc to the same dav with the
exception that all summary will be heard at Interim
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9artifaIar Nutttes.

OFFICE OF the Sl sosED t.sm. or ,nS
Rg-Notlce-The following reso1atIons were
adoGed ~ the meetings Of this Boad held zd
Resolved That on and after the 2sd April 1861 all Marine
s 81 EPf' IF place be
Fire ~ Nv To- saus on sqa ana %S s 5 APp
Dwellings Sugar Houses sugat and Mossses Houses
clause ay whS the pcy "y 'So 'SHeFs
are as to be liable spny ~ three crhs sad ekcecn
rays 2'awlm 80 JANIS T. WHEELER, Secretary
crFICE COMMISSIONERS SECOND DRAtHIsG DISTRICT }
22Cty Hall New Orleans NAV ls ,gG,
in az seeaIPS PSepsSas sna lyin With
the M @ Z p, dS Eyg5 r. nd the 3
sa he eTh a. ny ' o @ s
II 1 6s the n. st Of dsnng .a pe now due and
- n1xl5 .laso ---------. J. il. pLAcE, Pre.tdent.
n9- Southern Pacific Railroad Company
this company under the Louisville resolutions 18th inst
TSs sT meet s toana srd S az sds A a S and
m8tf R. v. RICHARDSON, Agent.
:s s7sly ast sPassG PissGr s
= WIZ Ssi. Sf sRS RE''n' isW hoSg
4a5eep s Ss.ts 4Islng A8ss 9ssn
gaoser D Lonsworth Ed Booth Jos Gibbons Anderson,
wi lllv---- " ~ LoN.WoRTH n
1 @ sSnS hhSnAs Es: 81 g Room fo
ODD Feogs' Hall. ofeers for the ensuing ern:H NJ.
lsaacSon, N: G VIM. II. a. King V. G.; John Rawe Rec.
Sec; VIM H. Lndo Per- aec Francis Rawle, Treasurer.
Jazz y
rhaSs w. 4 sass Room NO sd
Fellows Hall.
Officers for the ensuing erreo swhrbrck NJ Grand; NJ.
DeConreey " O.. VI. Mlche Rec. Sec NJ H. Meyer Treas
urer; L. N, JahAn, Per. Sec'y.
Members Of sister lodges faternaly invited attend
is4 en-
NJ Dudley Lodge Mo- 66, E'.. and A. NJ
saE Of this Lodge are held VERY SAT
I.OHpe at the
GRAND LODGE, Masonic Hail, of st. Charles
10 Gtt0nd
OrgtoEns-Wm. II. Stewart ". NJ; g. J. Outlet W. !;
Fl. ~ Hail. J. W. Thaddeus D. VanHori, Treasurer
j. W shaarer Secretary; R. L. Moore g. D Henry e. Robin
u d. .Tap Acnf- 1tar az lv