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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-15

cottage of the poor, that did not exhibit some
outward badge OF the grief that reIgned within
And now, my fellow citizens, we ave rected.
as believe the first public statue 10 the men,
ory Of that President who. more than any
other since Washington lived and ever will
live in the hearts OF the loyal people. Here.
where he won from all who knew hfm-and
who is there who did not know him-golden
opinions; here, where in the midst OF his
friends, while enjoying n brief respite from the
cares and perplexities of his exalted but labor
ious station, he was struck down IN death. by
the hand of the foul and cowardly assassin,
have We this day placed upon its pedestal
the plain unassuming, hut almost speaking
semblance, OF that plain unassumIng. but no
ble and god-lke specimen of human nature.
tARplssuse.l 3, ,.-.
rosy day, as she approaches from the East, may
fall upon it, and where the last gleSm of eye-
ning's mellow light may salute il the twi-
light darkens into night. Here 1t stands. az IL
were, in the plaza Of the city; and here AZ Will
stand, we hope, to be seen by generations long
hence to come. ICries of at will"l
Let the fathers OF the city, in times OF trouble.
gather around IL, and acquire inspiration by
calling to mind the hrmness, patience, fidelity,
zeal, and nobleness of character of hIm " HON
II represents. Let the generations of young
men gather around il, and recall, a. their ex-
ample and their guide, the virtue, sobriety,
modesty, and uprIghtness OF life and purpose OF
that great man. And let us all bear in mind
and ever profit by the membrance how Abra-
ham Lincoln placed all his trust IN God and
implored HIS blessing upon every act Of his
exemplary life!
ssGod called him
Hence TO lay his armor down,
To take his more than conquerors wreath.
His martyrs glorious crown.
In the great hosts of freedoms sons.
Our Lincoln leads the van,
Himself the greatest, 'noblest work
OF God, an honest man.
Arise, then, oh, my country, rise
Be worthy Of his fame,
Lift high the banner Of the Right
Put all its foes to shame
Follow where Lincoln's footstep. led
His spirit be your own
Twill lead you on to victory; twill
Lead you TO Gods thronet'
[lmmense spplsuse. ]
After the address Of Major French the ban
Of the 18th hinfantayperformed Rars Tes Vaches.
Col. Z. B. Olmstead was then introduced, and
recited an original poem, which was received
with great applause.
The Cncoveriag OF the Statue.
Professor Heald's Band then performed
an appropriate air, when Mayor Wal
ZACH advanced to the front Of the plat
form with the President, and said -
" My Friends: Ii is hardly necessary for me
10 inform you what rs now 10 take place, or
who the distin guished person is who will per-
form this ceremony. The anxiety depicted in
your upturned countenances plainly tells that
The President then pulled the cord, when
the covering Of the statue fei', and yociferous
cheers were given BY the crowd
Mr.. Lot Flannery, the artist, was here intro
duced, and loudly cheered.
The Marine Band then performed q PRAYER
by Donizetti, after which Rev Dr. Gillette pro-
nounced the benediction, and the crowd dis
nQrSpd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-15

Arrest OF ALLEGED MrRDEREss--Two
colored men have been arrested and placed in
jail at Drummondtown, Va, on suspicion Of
beng the party implicated in the <m arder OF
Captain johnson, and another maA- on board
the schooner Brave, near Cages Straits, Somer.
set county, Md. They gave their names "a
William Wilson and William Wells, which are
supposed 10 be assumed names. Two others.
also implicated in the murder, are stil Al
large. The four men were shipped in Bal :
more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-15

PRINcRrox OoLLneR.-At q nesting of The
Board Of Trustee Of the College OF New Jersev.
Henry Green, ID. D., was unanimousiy elected
President, TO MI the vacancy caused bv fhe
resignation of Rev. DIR. Maclean, who n ven
known in this city, and throughout the eeun-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-15

ASoTHKR PRIZE FIeHr TO TAKE Pr lcr ru,s
SuhnkR--George Rookie, of Providence. whom
y nI wild % rsmem oered was defeated BY hockey
last fall, has made q match to a~hf Tom IeI,'
icy, tne English pugilist who arrived In this
country few days ago. The match win be
MADE 70 come on in two months from signing
side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-15

- II ID stated thai one hundred acres oflana
Will Be planted In grapes, this season, IN Fair
AZ county, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-15

City and fine banner Of Good Samaritan Diyi-
sions were in line.
The Temple OF Honor followed, marshaled
by j. s Stokes.
Lodge being at the right of the line, fol-
lowed by a number of the members of the SUBJ
ordinate lodges, marshaled by W. p. White,
G. I. of Harmony Lodge, headed by Heald's
Band of seventeen pieces.
The Grand Lodge of the United States of tho
Knights CT Pythas, now holding a session at
Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, formed at the
hall, and with members OF the subordinate
lodges marched direct to the City Hall, reach
ing the grounds before the main procession ar
rived
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

Baton Rouge orcsu-oscar Bsrbss. O. p. L. @. MorriA
II. P-s H Csaslinsky. Scribe
WARRINGTON ENCAMPMKHT NO.
Meets second snd fourth Mondays IN each month
Mnigny Buildnss Third District ocers- r. sahsl O. r;
II. ,. stursksn, H. p; J Rersr. Serbia
LAFAYETTE KNoAaPHENr MOL
Meets on the rrzt and Wednesday in Je1cn Hail.
corner Of NaE.sine Philip streets. Fourth D<iss.
0mcenJ W. Aln. @. r; FrAzk Pfsser, 4. r.; George
Ritter. sszib& e
ODD FELLOWS REST.
Meets IN tns once Of the Secretary NE second
Monday IN January, April. July and October The
ton OfcersJ O. Dunlap President; Josiah Fogs sssre
tary, Joseph West, Treasurer; ohn Quinn. Sexton
GENERAL RELIKF COMMITTEE
Meets Office Grand secr.tzy rt Friday evening IN sveV
month Ofcsrs-A W. NsDons. Prssdszt; josiah Pe'gss
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF 40
ISOLATION.
In Office Grand Secretary, Saturday Of each month
Annual meeting last Saturday in Jsnsy Officers FOR 1865
N Rusha President; O. W. Roper Frst Vice President;
Phster Second PRESIDENT Lathr Homes SscretAy
A. Wallace Hunter. Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Monday in each month. At Once Of the Grand
Secretary Election first Monday IN Nay for DirsctsrA
Board ron lsss-Proidesf-E. n. Rusha
Fisancs C6ssmittee-J. @. Dunlap; A Walaes HuntR.
@. L. Eugene r. Brugere. neat
Hall connitfee-Gesrss Drmsy~; @. W. Roper.
Buildhs Commttss-B =. y. RsshA, n. W. g. NJ; Lasher
Homes Ge.rss Nungssssr. 81, ...-. ......
H. Mnhpaush, Bernard Cohen, 5. 3. Moore, Gardner
'''''' JOSIAH FoLGER. Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17
AND He PASSED TO sHuNEM.

The words of my text, my hearers, you VIII
find in II Kings, ": chapter, verse s." And he
passed 10 Shunem." )
Take to heart the lesson our text teaches, and
when temptations try you and evils lie in wait to
ensnare you, "pass on to Shun 'em-.n
When you see men Of wrath lighting aud break
ing heads and sticks and hear them cursing and
swearing-mind the words Of the text and "pass
on to Shun 'em-.r
And oh my hearers-if you should come into
one Of our little towns and behold a row OF nice
little Offices with fin signs on the doors of each
and hear men talking of attachments without
affections and seq1estrations without quiet-ah;
and seize-yours and never theirs-ah, and about
eiernally going to Lavish it will be to your
proht to mind the words OF the prophet "and
pass on TO Shun 'em.n
And if you 60 round where the merchants are
ah--and they rush out to shake hands with you,
and are especially anxious to learn the condition
Of your wife's health and the children's and the
worms and the crops, and oher to sell you a little
bill of goods great deal lower than their cost on
account Of their love for you, and for cash-ah-
''pess on TO Shun 'em !"
And if you should happen to go to the Cosmo-
poliian Corner and see men drinking beer, that
viii bring them to their bisr-and gin sings that
will sling down the strongest, and smashes that
will smash a mans fortune faster than commits.
sion merchants who advanced supplies on the
last crop-sh-Oh, pass on to Shun 'en ~
But oh, my bearers III you should go down to
New Orleans-that modern Sodom and Gomorrah,
where nave lately been-ah-and when the gas
lights are flashing and eimmering, and the cabs
are dashing along the streets-and obligug drivers
are Offering to carry you where only steamboat
captains and the FIRST gentlemen go-ah-and
Saint Charles street is on a rip and roar-sh-
and the brass bands are crashing music from the
balconies-and men in little holes are ready to
sell you tickets TO 60 in and the Black Crooks
dance with nothing to wear-and make spectacles
of tbemselyes-ah oh, my friends, pass on to
Shun 'eml"
And OBJ if, later in the evening, with very
particular friend-you go up stairs into most
splendidy furnished rooms-ah-snd see the sup
per tables spread with delieacies from every cline
and country-and teal ducks and suipes and yaller
legged pullets and pheasants, and all that fish
flesh and fowl can afford-snd champagne and
brandy and Burgundy and Chateau Lsa,te, older
than Waterloo-and noth ng to pay and all free
and nice gentleman with rings on his fagers
and diamond breastpin. playing with little spot
ted pasteboards, and another turning a machine
and dropping in little bali that rolls round and
round and stops sometimes on the eagle bird, and
oftener don't-and when the players generally
put down more than they take up-snd men souie-
times win but mostly don't-ah-oh. pass on to
Shun 'em.n tt t'-tcI
And in conclusion, my friends. when the world,
the flesh and the devil-ah-lie 10 wait for you
"psss on TO Shun 'emi"
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17
A LLEenANx sFKHxos--
"a. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA "

ceeprated Watering Place bsvlns undergone thorough
repairs and been furnished thfouchout serv Se-rt -
.fs new and nrs class furniture win Sc open the re-
cekton OF VISITORS the 18th day OF June -
o. this water "a extensive and firmly
mat nscisss 70 particular
ol when 10 specific The prspreors 70
Of Virginia. = " "-~ - = - A-'--'---
confortsbls Coaches win train as ShawsyIe
-. tne the spngs The
partner VII be assisted IN TIE ~ esntlean
sxPssnss and pains spared render visitors comfort
100 Q. 4 OoLH0UN. Agent.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

From the cnuiOa Democrat. ]

Note 10 lie Editor-Riding recently along an
unirequented road through the Comite swamp, |
found, half buried in the mud, a pair Of old
saddle bags. Their contents, upon examination,
proved TO be q few articles of wearing apparel
and a roll Of manuscripts. The manuscripts
were fragments Of sermons (of which the follow
ing is one) and two or three letters. The address
of the letters, for obvious reasons 4 suppressed
From the contents of one of them. gather that
the loser of the saddIe.bags had been silenced
from his vocation, and that he had not always,
when temptations tried him, passed on TO Shan
'em.r May your readers better !" "reck the redo !"
than ever did the adviser. USBEKNowN.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

BY insuring your life in the Globe Mutual of
New York your premiums decrease yearly after
in another column. J @. Shipley, agent, IL Oaron-
delet street, New Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17
j. oN. F.4
TIE R. ". GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA. Lo o.

THE 4. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, o. o. y
Meets ,snnualy on the fourth Tuesday IN ysnsay and
July In New orlesns oncers ths present
Rutha of No. NJ Grssd Master r. Bufft Of No To-
T. w. d. Grand Nascr: +. II. Fairchid. OF Ne Y, 3 W.
Grand Warden Josiah Folger Off R. w. Grand secre-
fary; W Dsesdsrner. sf 40. iO W. Grand Treasurer
Luther Homes Of No Is and @. Dunlap Of No Il, r. W
O. Representatives O. L. o. Rev G. L More Of No Is ".
Grand Chaplain John B. Hsnso No. W. Grand Marshall
A. nazureau Of No. 40 w. Grand Conductor; j. keiner,
Of No. TO- Grand Guardian; p. G. J. n litnejohn, OF NO.
Is W. Grand Herald
DEyurr DISTRICT GnarD NAsrrns-P. O. jobs Barnett.
Of No H. District No. ?: p g. A. J. vandegrih Of No 9
4;PGs p Clarke of No Is, Dstrict No 8; p. @ B. z
CLANCY Of No District No. Il p a. Jacob schreiasr. Of
No 81 District No IL; p II. Hunessr Of No 81 Dis
trcs No H. p @. w. Guth Of No. 20 Distrct No. is
srAspISe CoxrrrTEEs -ats Of the 0rdv-P O. sire Geo.
w. Race Of No. u; p g. Master w. O. Wilson. of No 8;
p. O. Master Gardner Smith, Of No II.
yaficiaI-P @ Master Lnher Homes, Of No. Is; P. @.
ID O. NJ Phi schneider. Of Ne. 10; p. a. D. weidner, Of
No. A.
Cons,is.sion and B,LarsP. O. Master George Nunges-
SER Of No. 2s p G. henry Haskell Of No. Is; ?. G. VIM.
Wisstt Of No. H.
Petitions and Appeals-P O. Master j. O. Dunlap Of No.
Is; p. c. L. Graham. Of No. ~; P. D. O. NJ Benjamin
Moses. sfNo 6.
Lsfslatire-P c. xa.ser Thomas H. Shields, Of No. 8;
p o. Master Howard Hnspaugh Of No. III P. g. Joseph
West, Of No. l.
Financs-P G. Master A wallace Hunssr. Of No. 10; P
Master Edward PiIsbuy, Of No 49, P. q. L. r. Tower.
ofNo u.
orsa~tials-P. O. A. W. HacDOnsI. ONO Isl p q. Frank
Pfser, Of No 2s; P. c. George Dirmeyer. Of N,. %.
All communications the 4. W. Grand Master or Grand
secrstay sbold forwarded the once Of the Grand Sc
cresry over tho Company,
ner Of Camp street and Commercial Place.
JOSIAH FoLGER. Grand Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17
aR.Np LoDaE OF LOUISIANA.

r. r. swasey Il. W. Grand Master, New Orleans
8 q Parsons r. w. Dept Grand Master. Bastrop-
5. O. serurgs, r. W. senior erspd W., cioutierville.
WIN. NcDun r. W. Junior Grand W, New orieans
ssrnel NJ Todd, W. Grand Trtasarer New orieAAS
Jas O. Bachelor. ". Grand secrstAry'
Rev Or O. s. Hedres w. Grand Chaplain
NJ Il. Brsv W. Graad Senior Deacon, Sabine
ia Oh Kae W. Grand Junior Deacon, kns's Mills
J. w. Honnan w. Grand Marshal rev orieans.
Rene Iafan W Grand Sword Besrer, New Orleans
NJ e. Girssd. Grand Pursrivant verr,iliionvihe
( n smI,h. Big Cane, PHI Bldaais Hss Orleans; J.
Hawkins. Mansfield; Samuel Levy, New Orleans"
Grand Stewards
Alex ouesnt, ". Grand Tyler, New 0rieans
Grand Annual convoeston second Monday In fsornsr
each year.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17
MASONIC.

stewart w. NJ; John N. Moore. sW.; NJ ". W. 'sn'n'''
WI. james Heugh, Secretary. .
PERFECT HARMONY LODGE no: Hd
cxs.s Iodre Han. n O. oficsu-J o. Decss'ro '" A-s
A D.soss s. w.; r. 3ooth J. w., !" A. "h'e' o''~f'
-. UREKA LODGE NO. H.
woosvn,s jackson Parish. La omeer-o =. hoss- W.
wN;E. Jackson. s. W.; O. J" Ly's@' D. "'' y" =
~ins' ss''''-y' TULIP LODGE NO. i7e.
.u,,. fz.shcr,s Ps.i.h La OHcers-H. H. hc''hnoen'
NC L. nays s. W.; 7. B. Tsrkintoa. .. Wi D. -
Frazier. Secretary
CADD0 LODGE NO. III
s.~.v.,ort L. onHcers--P. W. II. Cnnmngs, W. M.is.
r pa,is 3. w.. WIN. Hoossn,J W.; : - s'e'''="'
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO in
o,,m,.ses glua. Sabine Psrsh, La omcers-Mm a. an.
,orv w M: charles Bssssst 8. W., Gee J" We'll . WI
NJ x. spresLt secresy
x.-u..o, ne so,o Parish La Oaicers-chas L craw-
,o,d N',B,s. Logan s. W.; L. T. Scott ! w.; & ~
SAN TODD LODGE NO. lsz.
,-rn-. c.,c.seu Parish, L.. Ofheers-John peve,
wN: J l. simmons s. W.; D. Cole. j. WI q. W.
Richardson. Secretary
LoNGwooD LODGE NO. l1
Hoss Nina Caddo Psrish, La otaeers-1hos X vAnsnAn'
M: r. D. Cole s. W; H. B carT's' D. vi . NJ OA"p
ton, Secretary. s-a. l..l srs -
s,r,ry Greek Church. Washington Parish La om'srs-
Hardy Richardson. W. NJ cP. Bailey. s. WI d. q 'sA
kins, j. w.; ,. O Fieher. Secretary
ORPHANS FkIEND LODGE NO. l1
B,r Cane St Landry Parish La omcsss-is0. W Bsne-
deck W NJ; p. @. CAlibsn 5. w.; h. o. hays' W. "
FLAT LICK LODGE o.. D..
Fla. Lick Claiborne Parish. La. oncsrs-w. r Asysfs
NJ; Henry jones. s. W.; Z L. ha''y''- W.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

Fifty dollars Sloat elliptic sewing machine
triumphant. Highest premium Louisiana State
Fair. For sale at 81 Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17
And every COED shsnist
THERAPEUTIC VALUE OF GRIMAULT
co.'s Chemists IN Psris)

TMEEAPEUTIC VALUE OF GRMAULr
In .sTins r1osl.s sses-ss ases.:a aa:e!yssis y ~
sAyants e. the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK
S6 Ssss 20 % Pn. % SsDSsoa
the highly competent agree in recognising
The following Important dOcuuent has been received IRON
s Fsss es cssmc s ae%s aa.,,
70 the Courts who tsstHes following the
value o the syrup Of Bark medical Gazette o. Vienna sc
Nr GRNAULr has succsedsd in the hsppsess manner IN
ib5t % EfiI 4 Ss s. ss: q !. az 4. ss
dsgqised in addition its agreeable favor much
No. sSs is SS's one
me Sss Tbc ks ss S a spoSs
long sought sr ef giving iron snd bark in simple and
Isisssdi - VINCENT KIErzINsk '''
LAR. DU wTEDEN.
vsnns replies 70 as eissIt Co., regards he hiss
.FzEEca EnsAssr AT vIsxsAl
.--- Vienna, August ., loSA
Ezcesncy the AmsssssSor have the honor 70 inform you
that Professor Kletznsk Of high standing At vienna
best chemists in Germany
een.rAl Depot 1. Pars GaIAAULf co.'s.
In New orlssns, DUcosaE. DEI.oCHE GuiIIora
And tevsry good Chemst'A
THE GREAT EFFICACIOUsNKss OF
Il Mes1Ih drlmart To- lou1xeQ cyrup OF HORSE rad
is-Ths IodiEed Syrup Of Horse Rsdsh ksssr Grmaa
Co, Chemists 20 II. l. H. Prince Napoleon. Paris q
always exceence saccedanou 70 Cod Liver on and the
ssst treatment follow Lg%gh.sie .sd seIsful9us .sss
win therefore read with interest the analysis sf this
medicine by Professor Kezins extracted from the Cneuiss
Journal Vienna well the letter addressed Messrs
Grinsn Co, By his Excsency the French Enbssssdcr
Vienna eonnnns hs high reputation Of this learned Doctor
"Grinsnis IedIsed syrup Horse R.dsh !. not m n.
elementary state the Of acid
and Of organic combination similar 70 the Iodine contained
Csd Liver on
Sienct) vucxr KLrzrNsu,
Cheuicai Ansyxcs " Ne Law Courts At Vsnns Hospis
Chenhk L and WEzDKS,
Professors Of Chsnistxy.
FnxHcu EnBAssr A. vnyuA 4
z .s,.-a--t-.. e III. Vienna Auguss q, 160
ussRl 0rna.it Ce., Chemisfs st Paris: 80 : : =
In reply 70 ths letter you addressed 70 bis Kxosn0 ~
Eubaseedor have the honor inform you that Processes
Ketsinsh h Of high standing ct Vienna, ttaf be
rson.y much thought o. and pssss for one Of he -
consua and Asaehs u de HabssV.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

Shepard, Abbott q Co., IS Camp street, are
ceiling their stock at greatly redaced prices,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17
KAaLK pEeREE LODGE no. l.

Meets FIRST and third Saturday in Lodge Room No s.
the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp and
Matches OHcers-A Mazureau, d. NJ; Ches @.
heis D. D. NJ Henry Haskell Secretary and Treasurer.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

VLseINIA SPRINGS.
ss iSsns ~ ss1sss: s,Srsd s s ysgINA SPRINGS
comfortable coaches By limited 10 ten
rn % 5s open pen tor Visitors ON AND AFTER rae fRsT Oh
White sulphur.
sErzrEEIzE cousTr. VEST VIRGINIA.
Sweet Springs and salt suIphur Springs.
honkoH COUNTY, WHIST yIkoINfk
We s'nn central Railroad 70 jackson River Depot
y, sooo. .ne ltn q July when the railroad will
Oovngon and from Bonsack on hs Virxina and rennas
see Railroad. via stagen
Hot springs Healing Springs, and Hath
Alum Springs
nkIH COUNTY. VIRGINIA
house VIA Virginia Central Railroad MIIsboro Dspot
HockbridRe Alum Springs.
+ nocKBRIpen COUNTY VA
Route vie Virginia censal Railroad 10 Goshen Depot
Augusta White sulphur Alum sprin9r.
QoRnERLx sTmBIlNcsl
s'a's via Central RAILROAD % siaunton By sAgsss
Anexhany springs.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA
noa'e vs slrgms Central Orange and Alexanda 70 shaW
niis Depot on Virginia and Tsnnessee Rairoad
L. coyners sulphur sprsng..
roTzoouRr COUNTY. VA
Route - sbovs 70 coynsrs springs Stallion vsr,n,. nd
1ennessee Railroad. -
Through fieksts can be procured a, IN. ,~,,, .,,.
usst North aud South. 70 al above nsnsf S1-a,es
fne fropretors of the sprlns 6sv -,vsf
an entire ontnt Al New Fuisnrc ete In All deasrnsnts
ana VII use every effort 70 make visitors gasisne5
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

Fneampmeuts.
TIE R. W. GRAND EFCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA
Meets semiannuay the fourth Wednesday In January
and July. oscers for ls6S-J Twinnemore 5, N. W.
Grand Patriarch A.. w. Aaedone, Of No. s. NJ &. Grand
High Priest Jules A Florzt Of No1 Grand Ward
en-; w. c. Wilson. Of No. l. R. W Grand Scribe B. DAsilva
Of No. 1, r. W. Grand Treasurer; Geo. w. Roper,
OF No. s. Il. W. @. Jurior Warden :; A. Wallace
Hunter. Of No.. J. r. W. Grand Representative
Georgs Eangeser, Of No w. g. Marshall; Frank Pfster Of
No. w. Grand Sentinel; n. Frankford, Of No W. ID.
Grand Sentinel; Henry Jones' No. Dis No s. Deputy
District Grand Pstriarch.
STANDING coMxTrKEs.-creieafials and Refurus-Joth-
am Potter Of No !, VIM. Bloomfield, Jr OF No. A. xazu-
reau. Of Nos -sr s-....f 49,
suts Of the 0rderJ. @. Dunls2 Of No l. Luther Homes
Of No 1. G.. Tinsmsn, Of Ne i.......,..- --..--
Fnance-E N. Rushs, Of No. T. John B. Heno, Of No l.
Gee Kanr. .ofNo 6. 9 -aa-f ~
Consultation b. y-Lars-rIovard M1lspaugh Of Nc g.
Edward PHsbury, Of No h stnrcken, sfNO.6
Subordinate Encampments.
wILDEY NO. .l.- I.
Meets the First Third Saturdays Of each month IN
Lodge Room no. l. the Insurance Com
pany Cfaeers-B. Ds silva. o. p; A Thomson. II. p;
Thomas II. Jones. Scribe.
HOBAH ENCAMPxENT NO s.
Meefs Second Fourth Saturdays Of each month IN
Lodge Room No l. the Crescent Nntusl Insurance
Company. Oficers-Geo W. Sadlsr, @. p; J. NJ Burke
II. p; W. II Wright. Scribe
MAGNOLIA EScAxPMESr NO. 4.
Meets the second and f0ah Saturdays each month at
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

ssmuei NJ Todd. NJ Z. Gzsad High Priest. New orisau
a a. Psnors, Deputy Grand High Priest. Basirop.
r. G. stirling, Grand King. Bayou Sara
II Breen, Grand scribe New Orleans
Henry It. swssey, Grand Treasurer, New Orleans.
J. G. Batcheor Grand Secretary. New Oreans
Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, Bastrop
Joseph p Honor Capt Of the Host. New Orleans
r. Tisdsle. Grand P. s., Monroe.
Henry Hamburger, Grand r. A. Captain, New orieanA
W. W. Leake Grand Master Third Veil. Bayou Sara
NJ n G.rard, Grand Master Second Veil, Orelousas
w. f. Raineigh. Grand Aasier First vsiL franklin
r. 8. Burke. Grand Guard New Orleans
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GRAND oouNcu r lNpaM.

.. NJ Todd. N. p Grand Mastsr New Orleans.
BY. r. swasey, p, Deputy Grand Master, New Oflsans
John W. Jones, IT, nnstrous Grand Master, Shreveport
John O. Gofdy, @. p, condnctsr Of Work, Frankln-
IA Breen, q. Q. Of the Guard. res Orleans.
Joseph p nornor, q. Treasurer. New Orleanz
Qua sontas, @. Recorder. New orlsanz
Rev. Thof. B Lawson, O. Chaplain New oreanE
T. =. Buckley, q. Conductor, New Orleans.
Z. L. Bruce, q. Steward. New Orieaus
trastus Wells q. sentiral. Nsv ORLEANS
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). B. DUFF and T. O. GRIFFIN. .....-......Propdss

The Institute is founded scientific principles for the
positive Of all CD soNIc, PRIVATE and SPECIAL
DISEASES.
Dr.J. BALDWIN DUFF ia favoTably known throughout
the West and South Of the successful specialists
IN the country. having cured thousands Of Syphilis Gonor
Thos, Gleet etc
DR. DUFFs treatment Of Seminal Weakne IS Nocturnal
Emissions and Impoency never known to fail, having
cured every under bis care that was curable
The Medicines warranted Of the purest
quality; prepared by DR. THOMAS @. OR FIN, Of
London Drug Store, thus giving patients
the benefit Of PURE MEDICINES, scientifically pre-
pared
The afflicted invited TO cali and examine mode Of
treatment friendly talk costs nothing We answer al
communications BY mail with dispatch. and give consulta
tions in French Spanish, German and Italian
For further particulars address call the Institute
p s-All persons uiei with Aeryousness, General De
bty Spirits Loss Of Appetite should Dr. GRIF
FINS ELIXIR OF TIE PHoSPHATE OF IRON AND
BARK-a most deliahtfu Tonic
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ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP. o. THIRTy.Tn
DEGREE A AND A. r.
Chss Lsfon de Ladebat, SD, New Orleans
james G Bateheor, N. d. SD. New 0rleans
Dep Insp. Gen. VIM NJ Perkins SD. New Orleans
8. N. Todd, ssd. New Orleans
Jno. T. Monroe. SD. NeN Oreans
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NEW ORLEANS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
eoA Magazine street. Corner of Poes n.rre.
). B. DUFF and T. @. GRIFFIN. .........Pr0priss0rs.