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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-18
Foreign News.

Enthusiastic meetings of the Liberal party
are being held all over England. Many more
are advertised to occur hereafter. The griev-
ances Of the Irish people in general, and par
ticularly the disendowment of all religious sects
10 Ireland, are the objects of the meetings. The
speakers are the most well known Liberal lead
ers in Parliament. ~.
The Fenian trials will commence on Monday
at the Old Bailey, in the Court of Qeen' S
Bench before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn.
Prince and Princess of Wales were entertain:
ed at Dublin banquet by Lord Lieutenant and
Marchioness Abercorn. A large number Of in
vited guests were present, amo0g whom were
DR.. Cullen, Archbishop Of Armagh, and also
the President of the Roman Catholic College
of Maynooth. iG..
A warrant was issued by Bow street police
of Jamaica on the charge of illegally pro-
claiming martial law during the disturbances
in that island. 1t is believed that by this
means the legality of the action of Mr.. Eyre
will be legally and fully tested.
Later dispatches have been received from
Japan. which state that the Mikado has de-
clared war against the Tycoon Slots Bashi.
It is reported Garibaldi has left Caprera and
gone to Naples This rumor causes some un-
easiness. The object OF the General is un-
known. "s -"
A report is current that General Mensdorf
will be appointed Minister of Austria to ST..
Petersburg
The Ministerial budget for Hungary is very
favorable No taxes are increased, while taxes
on salt and tobacco are reduced. ...garag
The marriage OF Miss Kate Dix, daughter
of the American Ambassador, and Mr.. Walsh,
a we'll known merchant in the Japan trade,
took place in Paris yesterday. A large num-
Der of American and European notabiIities
were present at the ceremony. ~. ~ :.
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ALEX
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 10.

Warren Hastings was accused by the British
House. Of Commons OF crimes involving the de-
struction Of life and property in India, of OPP
preston tyranny, injustice, frauds, populations,
outrages, ard every species Of evil which DEL
egated ruler could inaict upon people under
his control. He was impeached and prosecuted
with an ability never surpassed, and by men
second to none in the world, as statesmen, ora.
tors, and lawyers. And yet, impartial history
has written that even the splendors of the elo-
quence Of Burke, Fox, and Sheridan were
dimmed by the virulence of their iuvectives,
and the acerbity Of their attacks; and that at
last, public sympathy turned in favor of the
accused from the supposed malignity of his
accusers. Macaulay has told us, in one Of the
most brilliant of his essays, what happened to
this same Warren Hastipgs-guilty as he was
in many particulars of which he was charged
when years after, he appeared as witness be-
fore the House of Commons, and was received
with acclamations!
We have an Impeachment now going on in
this country 1t is against man filing the
highest Office known to our form Of government
but stripped by party violence of nearly all
power, and standing almost alone, against
the malice of his foes, who seek his destruction
for a political object. He is accused of no
crime-but, at the voyst, of failure to conform
to the will of dominant faction, whose edicts
against him he sought to bring before the
Judicial tribunals Of the country to test their
constitutlonality. He is prosecuted and prose
cuted by vindictive partizans of interior mental
caibre, who, seek to make up 10 zeal and vio-
lence, what they lack in ability and learning
third and fourth rate politicians-with no show
of craftsmanship, and but little of legal learn
ing about them. And these men illuminate
their denunciations and their anathemas,
against the President, as if he were guilty OF
the most atrocous crimes a
The reader will draw the moral
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Eisll Market. April IS.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDkIA--APRIL>

PORT OF ALEXANDkIA-APRIL>1 IS
ARRIVED.
Schr E. II. Fcrber, Cobb, Boston, ice to NJ
Eldridgc IL Co.
Steamer Empire, Price New York, by NJ,
Eldridge & Go.
Steamer Express. Nickle, Baltimore, by j.
Broders & Co.
Schr. Royal Oak, Mobiles, Norfolk, grain by
Hooe s. Wedderburn.
Schr. William Arthur, Andrews New York,
grain by j. d. Adams.
schr. A. Trdell, Darrell, Providence, grain
by H. G. Winship.
Schr. Home, Bayley, Pautuxant ground
plaster, by B. II. Lambert.
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RAILROAD MATTERS. The Rockingham Reg
lister commenting upon some recent remarks in
the Richmond Wing, relative to railroad mat
tiers says ~. a.- #-s.
IF Baltimore corporation profers aid to
assist IN developing our material wealth and
thus spreading abundance throughout our do
main, what have we to say in opposition p
We tell our friends east of the ridge that the
people of the Valley intend to take care of
themselves. Baltimore and Alexandria are
our natural markets, and that the great bulk
of the trade of this magnificent Valley, from
Staunton North, is as sure to seek those marts
as that water runs down hill. The Valley
must have railroad, and We can see no other
means to secure one than those now in opera
ton.
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ANOTHER SCENE IN THE VIRGINIA CoNVEN-
moN-On Wednesday morning Pussy Baync
popped himself up in the Convention, arising,
as he said, to privileged question. II wants
to give notice." said be, s'dat de gentleman
from Charlotte has removed my Code, which
I obtained one from de library, and had to OBJ.
tain another one to replace. it, and ,doesn? t
wish to have to obtain. another one.'', The
gentleman from Charlotte--Joe Holiness "a
good natured Virginian, of color--replied with
some indignation to the charge, and disclosed
the fact that the Code Bayne charged him
with removing had been borrowed from the
library by himself. Joe lentthe Code to Judge
Snead, and Bayne sborried" it to replace the
one he had lost Joe, finding this out, seized
it, and returned tito the library. Hence Bayne' 5
accusation. .... .......,,..
Nothing further was said of this until yester-
day, when the two delegates at. variance " ere
noticed in earnest and excited conversation.
Joe, whose good nature had been imposed
upon, wanted to know by what light his sabii-'
ty had been impeached by Bayne, when he
had taken his book. Bayne said, You stole
my book" Joe said, "You lic." Bayne
said, You lie back agin.' Joe said, III
iralc you tor that, you nasty niger monkey -
Dayue SalQ, DaG al0 nOtllD. EOlkS Calls
US all monkeys, as for dat. !" Joe said, II
don't care, goin' beat you. ''2.@ 1.- .l.i .
This threat was too much for Baynes nerves.
He Immediately dispatched messenger for a
policeman, with the request that he stand at
the door and keep order In the mean time a
concilatory correspondence was opened. A.
general understanding was had, the matter was
explained, and when the Conv adjourned
there was no need for the services of a oonser-
vator of the peace. .5.u..,.s j. T " s
The controversy was opened, however, when
the afternoon session was closed, and the mat
ter was left under two threats-one on the
part of Bayne to have Joe arrested, and the
other on the part of Joe to knock Bayne's
head off.-Rachn,ond Dispatch. .a9i, -
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tutional, and not to sign it; and that Messrs.
Seward and Stanton were deputed to draw up
the veto message. :,
On this Mr.. Butler made long speech, and
Mr.. Evarts a short speech, and then Mr.. Con,
ness, desiring to sleep on the question; moved
IAN adjournment, which was carried. Nat. mt
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1000 SPRING TRADER
1000. ... SPRING TRADE
HOUGH 81 RA NJ A 7,

9fI, Ming SlEecL,
Would resp ectfullY inform their friends and
the public generally, that they have ADDED
largely to their stock Of GRO CERlE rs, consist
ing in part Of the following, VIZ:
Is bbls Lovcring's Refined Sugars: no
2 do Cut Loaf Sugars, Vacuum Pam Po'''
Rico and Cuba Sugars.
Old Government Java Sabanilla, LSguyf"
and Rio Co1tees. 80
Choice Family and Extra Flour. .:,
IS boxes Stearine, Rabbits, Merino, Eiec'"e
and Talow Soaps. 49,.
10 boxes primo Factory Cheese; boxes Nor
toms Pineapple Cheese. -, ana
Superior Gunpowdcr Japan, Imperial ana
Oolong Teas Han.
New Orleans Molasscs and Golden anG ron hon'
cy Syrups, George q jenkins Marylsnd ha'NS
Breakfast pieces and Shoulders G eI,af,,. -
Jenkins Family Lard in Tins and buc5T9 49,
pure Ground and Whole Spices ltsila1 mr'
aroni, Baker's Chocolate Cocoa and bl9n nnn,
Cross s. Backwelrs English Pickles ana al co'
dimonts; Marscilles and Bordcsu oIIS vi
so large assortment Of Wood ana " w, tf
Ware nc. ny -
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COM VI EAsGaAE.

. ALEXANDRIA MARKET, April lS.-Flour is
steady and firm. Wheat in fair request and
prices very firm sales OF red at $50, 2S5 and
1885, according to quality. Corn less active, and
prices tending down; sales Of 1900 bush. mixed
at 10; yellow l12. Rye quiet, and prices un-
changed. Oats dull, with but light offerings.
Corn meal quiet Butter very scarce, and
prices keep up. Provisions, generally, without
chanpe - = IL u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-18

.WooL-BosToN, April IAN auction SHE
of six hundred thounsand pounds Of CHILEAN
wool came off yesterday. realizing the follow
ing prices Gillian merino 25a294 cents; Chill
ian mestiza 2l!a22t cents Valparaiso carpet
194a224 cents, all payable in currency. Fifty
bales Of Valparaiso carpet wool, new crop, sold
for ISL cents cash, gold, within ten days.
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The reader will draw the moral.

There are several men at the North only
distinguished for their money, who appear
60 be anxious to figure as leaders in political af:
fairs and political parties. They have no
earthly right, to the position to which they as
pire-either in ability, information, good sense,
, triotism. If they had no money, they
sould be considered as not fit to be on ward
committee for nominating town officers. In
their cases, the old proverb-thc wisdom of
ages concentrated in a sentence-''a fool for
luck Is illustrated. And yet it is laughable
10 see the airs they assume, and the couse-
quental manner in which they give their opin-
ions as to what ought or ought not to be done
Oh! Shoddy-Shoddy -. ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-18
ROSADALISI
II OSADA.LlS!
u, ROSADNLIS !

" OSADALlSl ROSADhLl0
IA ROSADNLlS! IT,
BY using this medicine all ScrotulouS , n~
mors, or other bad t4ints, will be entirely us sa
eli out OF the system, ana the blood ana Ihe su
crctons will be purified, and the entire sys's oI
those diseases dependent upon an impure state
of the blood such ~ Consumption, kneuts!!s
tism, Swollen Glands, Carbunces, BoiIs 'S''
will be prevented. For sale By rI
WAKEFIELD HALL,
ans corner Prince and Fairfax ss reet"s
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nj 0 T c E

The members of VIRGINIA TENT, No. D.
l. O. RECHABlTES, ere hereby notified to Dc
punctual in their attendance on next regular
meeting night, MONDAY, 10th instant Ut I:
O clock p m, as business OF Importance VIII Dc
brought before the Tent. BY order OF the LEM!
.ap list A. &. kELL, Rec. pee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-18

The Richmond News says that in the debate
IN the Virginia Convention on the attempt to
repeal the 'iron.clad' which DISTINGUISHES so
many of our best citizens, the ''colored Radi-
Gals developed the most malignant hostility
against the white race. No white man, with
one particle of selrespect, could listen to their
vile abuse without resolving that ''come veal
or woe" he willlabor with all the faculties he
is endowed with, to defeat the proposed Con-
stitution" tits said, as specimen of the
tone and spirit which prevailed, that Hodges
said:-'Uv all the things yit adopted regards
This as the best. This is the sweetest Nv the
wine, and when heard the vote announcing
that it were passed, | felt like Simon Nv old,
and ready to depart in peace. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-18

Rev. MIR. Spurgeon has twin sons, aged IL
years, who are to be educated for the ministry.
His only children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-18

In England the fashion report is that black
dress coats are going out, and that the old
style blue coats, with brass buttons, are coming
in. .4s sv1sa. adj .s.
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rE7O CLARISSA LUCAS:
Take notice, that on May 18th, 1868, be.
tween the hours Of a. H.. and & p. H., 1T the
Office Of John a. Corey, esq, in the town of Sa-
ratoga Springs, in the State Of New YORK, l
shall proceed to take the dispositions Of Charles
Hall and others, 10 be read as evidence on ny
behalf in suit pending in the Circuit Court Of
Alexandria county, Virginia, wherein | am
plaintiff and you are defendant
The taking Of The said dispositions to be al
iourned and continued from time to tilne,at the
same place and between the same hours, until
the same shall be completed.
Dated this April 18th, 1868. -
ap l8-laWiw DANIEL LICAo.
TB7O 2. FRANKLIN FLETCHER:
1 Take notice, that on May 10Th, 1865 be-
tween the hours Of 6 q. H., and 6 p. m. 81 the
house O. Martin L II. Maddux, in the town Of
Salisbury, in the State of Maryland, | shall
proceed to take the dispositions Of Charles T.
Watts and others, TO be read as evidence on
my behalf, in suit pending in tn: Circuit
Court Of Alexandria county, Virginia, wherein
! am plaintiff and you are defendant
The taking Of che said dispositions to be Sd
iourned ard continued from time to time at the
same place, and between the same hours, unit
the same shah be completed
Dated this April 18th, 1863.
ANNA G. FLETCHER.
BY her next friend, VIM. e. SWAMI
nd
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IL MISS r. MCGRAW, Liza
Wishes to inform the ladies of AIeAHhu,aII
and vicinity that she has removed from ho9 n.
to I57. KING STREET, where she mas "P''
ed fine assortment or -
SPRING MILLINERY,
TO which she invites attention. ,.;,a.
Bonnets made and trimmed at short 4 BNoSa'
and in the latest style. Bleaching and reg
ing done in tho best manner. W .
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. a NICE LITTLE ARRANGEMENT - The family
Wrange which has been progressing for several
months amongst that interesting trio, Hunni
cult, Hawxhurst and Peirpoint, as to who
should be candidate for Governor, has at last
reached happy termination, and the Difficult
ties in the family have been adjusted. It being
evident that but one of them could get the
position, and each fearing that if he continued
tactious, be would not only lose his chance for
this, but for. any other Office, an arrangement
has been effected by which one of them is to
be Governor, and each of. the others Senator
in the u. S. Senate from this State The con-
summation is to be thus attained Peirpoint
is to be the candidate for Governor, land HaWx~
hurst for Lieutenant Governor. When the
General Assembly elects Senators, Hunnicutt
and Peirpoint are to be the men, Peirpoint
then resigns, and Hawxhurst, by virtue of bis
resignation, becomes Governor of Virginia. 1t
is a pretty little scheme!-RacH: Eng. .lasss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-18

UOOP SKIRTS HOOP SKIRTS'-Re.
II ceived this day another large invoice Of
HOOP SKIRTS, comprising al the new and
desirable styles all Of which will be sold ct So
small an advance on factory prices, that it will
be to the interest of purchasers to call speedily.
apis CHAS. w. GREEN, IS, King ST.
NENTS' CRAVATS! GENTS CRAVAT6i
VI Crayats, Neckties, Scars, Bows, Stocks
Black Neck Handkerchief, &c. large ana
beautiful assortment of the above goods just
opened CHARLES W. GKhhN,
ap Is 68, King street.
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TIME CELEBRATED FLORENCE 81
ING MACHINE, ri
Is claimed to be superior TO all others. r ~
the most perfect mschine in mechanical sim s;nl-
ture and combines, in the highest deg[1Tgtfa rent
plicity with durability: 1t makes four a idss Of
stitches, each stitch being axe on ooL self
ADJUSTING shuttle tension; does greater rS" I'll
Of work and has numerous advantages OYER nd ID
other machines. Send for cir eular, or GU Ssv, a.
examine Kan 'neNn' ~ a " " p, King IT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-18

D RIME BUTTER-Anothor lot of n. York
l. Butter, received to-day and for sale by
apis J. G, MILBURN.
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And is it possible that any "truly lo-ir' man
will dare to call: the 'sdag, 'calico?" Ger
sainly,it is possible. The Capitol policeman
put in Office by Radicals and sustained by
Radicals-ca it, in a printed card-'scal-
leo T., What to be done Sound the alarm!"
We remember the time, and it has not been
long ago, when such a 'treasonable" utter.
ance, in this place, at least, would have given
4 man lodgings in the old Capitol prison NOT
= snug, wellpaid Office in the Capitol building !!
But times change, and men change with them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-18

THE WILL OF Ohm McDoNoaH.- Old John
McDonogb, of New Orleans, devoted third
of his life in the preparation Of his singular
will, and even took the trouble and bore the
expense of consultation with eminent Partisan
advocates, whose approval of his dispositions
was asource of comfort to him. His will was
carefully written out by himself, IN the most
elegant and exact style, with his name, SUD
scribed at the bottom Of every page, and the
writing made to fill the sheets, SO as to leave
no margin or space for interlineation. 1t was
embraced in forty pages of foolscap, and be-
sides the minute and elaborate directions in re-
gard to the execution Of his proposed grand
charity, was interlarded with pious reflections
and sentiments which, when read out in court,
gave it the appearance OF sermon more than
of formal testament. For many years before
his death he used to rub his hands with gleee,
and his handsome face would brighten up with
pride and self qualification whenever he reer-
red to that great instrument which was to car
! ry him down to remote posterlty the beneiactor
Of his age. This elaborate and most studlousy
prepared will was torn to pieces by the courts
| and lawyers, and the grand estate Intended to
| bless and elevate generations OF the poor and
unfortunate, was squandercd in the most rcck
less and Improbable manner, and to this day
not one of the many objects which were con
templated in his charitable dispositions have
been realized save the erection OF cheap
mausoleum in which to deposit his remains
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-18
TOHN T. ARMSTRONG,
Wholesale Packer and Dealer in
POTOMAC SHAD AND HERRINGS,
FRESH AND SALTED

= CUTTeT OF UHIOH anu TfInCeSs sCrceLs,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Merchants and Traders in the article will be
furnished with selected Family Shad and So
lected Family Roe Herrngs. packed in prime
tight white oak barrels and halves. at sma!
advance on prime cost. Also, No. Shad and
Herrings in oak, as low as the samo quality of
fish can be purchased in this market in common
pine package. ap 18-lm
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LouDoUN COUNTY ITEMS. Mr.. John c. G..
Hough recently sold his farm in the German
settlement for SIS per acre-purchased by a
gentleman from Maryland.
Mrs. Mary W. Narrow House aid Lot in
this town, was purchased, on Monday last, BY
G. w. Pason, for $500, and the Stable at
$3.50. -Lccsburg WdShingtonian.
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We wish some witness upon whom Butler
may attempts to play his game of bullying and
insult, would turn upon him, and give him as
good ashe sends! 1t is quite time that his in
science was checked by the Chief Justice, the
Senate, or the witnesses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-18

The course of Butler in bullying counsel and
witnesses and insulting the Chief Justice, has
greatly disguised every one, but his attempt to
1alsify the proceedings, as exposed in the SEN
ate, should be regarded as almost placing him
within the purview of the criminal statutes of
the land. - .-5 : -
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BALLS. PARTIES, &c,

A MATEUR CON CERT.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
Miss DANIEL, Of Washington
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE BApTrcr
CHURCH CHOIR, '' Ai"I
At the ASSEMBLY ROOMS
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRILo9
Tickets of Admission 50 cents-to be ohfoin
cd at the Bookstores. Doors open at :: Gnn
cert to commence at 8: ap l8-4t
XCURSION TO EESBURG
81 q % - si==..:
MONDAY, APRIL27.
POTOMAC AND SAREPTA LODGES
The 4Slh Anniversary Of the introduction os
the Independent Order Of Odd Fell VS. into N.
United States, will take place ct Lce.burg an
Monday, April y. Trains will leave Aleox,ayn,.
dria at 8 am, returning same evening at tha
close of the scrviccs-ll p. III. Round tr,'
tickets for the excursion, s. T
WASHINGTON BLYTHE
ap l4-1w Gen. Supt. A, L. & II. r. Z,
HOPE HOSE COMPANY.
The FIRST GRAND BALL Of the HOPE
HOSE COMPANY will be given at the roorn.
of the EINTRACHT, WASHINGTON Halt
on The evening Of FRIDAY, the lst Of May
FLOOR MANAGERS.
r. NJ. LATHAM. JOHN A. FIELD
COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
N Nowland. Geo. W. Henry.
W. H. Zimmerman S. n. Aubinoe.
COM OF RECEPTION.
| ". II. Clarridge A. Marshall.
l.. Shuman. j. Mitt!eton.
George Harris
Tickets one dollar
The Committee pledge themselves to render
this ball one Of the most agreeable Of the ses.
SON. ap lO-eotAN&dtd
! 1.-THE ART PREVENTATIVE OF ALL ARTS"
CECOND G. a n D LEFEE
- OF THE
ALEX'A. TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
| WILL BE GIVEN At
IIYCE u NJ A l. L,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 25l
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PERIoDIcALs.-Ws have received from Geo.
E. French's book store-Harper's Magazine
for May, With many handsome illustrations :;
the Peoples Magazine, London monthly, an
excellent periodical !; and Frank Lcslies Lady's
Magazine, with numerous engravings. All the
new magazines are to be obtained at French
store
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-18

John E.. Tackett Of Fredericksburg, presi
dent of the Washington Wolen Mills compa-
ny of that place, has been presented by his
friends, and the friends of manufactures, with
an elegantly wrought silver cup. r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-18

!lNDEpENDENT ORDER OF Odd FELLOWS
At the meeting Of the Grand Lodge in Rich
,mond the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: a......-> (, ..> r. -.
John T. Redmond. NJ. W. Grand Master
George r. Head, r. w. D. Grand Master.
r. r. Prcntis, R. w. Grand Warden. p.
g w. j. Riddick, r. w. Grand Secretary.
John w. Ferguson, R. W. Grand Treas
q j. B. Blanks, r. w. Grand Chaplain.
III. q. Taylor, W. Grand Conductor. :..
Marion Colbert, w. Grand Marshal. ..
= A. Grant, w. Grand Guardian. s..
> j. w. Childress, W. Grand Herald.
Past Master II. Latham and Past Grand
Master E. H. Fitzhugh, Representatives TO
the R: w. Grand Lodge of the United States