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At resent, the profits Of tho Companyare derived
only from Its local tra1e, but this IL already much
more than ucient 10 pay the interest all the Bonds
the Company issue, II not another mile built
II is not doubted that when the road Is completed the
through rac Of the only limo connecting the Atlant
and Pacific States will BE- large beyond precedent and
as there viii DO no eompetition hean always be dous
at profitable rates.
II will be noticed that tho Union Pacific Railroads
in fact, Government Work, built under tho super
vision Of Government officers, and TO large extent
with Government money and that Its bonds are Issued
under Government direction. II Is believed that no
similar security Ia carefully guarded. and certainly
no other Is based upon larger or more valuable prop
erty. As the Company's H 81
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
offered for the present at % oRsrs THE DOLLAR
they are the cheapest security In the market, being
than per cent lower than United staos stoekss
They pay
SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD.
or ovor sIER PEE CENT. upon the Investment Sub
scriptions will be received in Washington by
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, II. D. Cooke. Presi-
denti W. II. Huntington. Cashier.
RITTENHoUsE. FOWLER co. $50 Psnnsylvania
avenue.
And in New York at the cOmpauy's once. No. %
'e coSriN MEN NATIONAL BANK, No. NASSAU
treet.
CLARK. DODGE 4 CO.. Bankers, No. 81 Wall
street.
JOHN ). CISCO SON. bankers, No. IS Wall
street.
And by the Company's advertised Agents through
out tho United States. Remttauces should be made
Ia drafts or other funds par In New York, and the
bonds will DO sent free Of charge by return express
ANEW PAMPHLET AND MAP.
showing the Progress Of the Work. Resources for Con-
strueon, and Value Of Bonds, may DO obtained at the
CompanJ'' omeeS or Of Its advertised Agents. or
will be sent free on application.
| JOHN J. CISCO.
| Treasurer. Now York.
| November q. 1867, del7.eslmSw2t =.
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"To awl HON II doth consern. This 10 to ser
fifty that A. b. 10 a fust class mewsio teecher.
He kin sing the Last rows oy summer and
'old iangs ine' to once. NAt'ral-born fools and
nAtralborn musieiAners 10 alters poor eoots, and
good for nothin' but to sing, or sieh."
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.. Ss y &. s ss' 81 70 ss sr
b. b. e.sis.ed By Rev. y. r. 0grlsy. D. D.. Ben.
p...ss.. l.ssS;.; q H. RSSsi. " sd'ei.a. et
washinGton city, D. G.
In Philsdslph,a. rs on the Ssh q Pseembsr. 1857
gsorgetown. p. g., to Miss MoLLIs LARcosBs, Of
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WALKINo CANES AND uMBRELLAs-CHAs.
w j, PBAkCE, manufacturer Of Canes and Um-
brellas, No 2ifH PennsylyaniA Avenue. between
Hour!esnth and fiftesnth streets, above willard's
Canes. Umbrsila. and Pansols repaired. dee-lm
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Disasters.
FoRrREss MONROE, Jan. IA heavy storm
prevails northward and southwark Of Hatteras.
The Baltimore steamer, George Leary, arrived
late this morning. She encountered severe
weather in tho Chesapeake Bay, and hsrbored
In Tangier Sound. Portions Of a wrecked vessel,
supposed to be Of two hundred tons burthen, and
three seamen, unknown, were washed ashore
this morning.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ QsIrnp STATES pATEsr oyyIeE,-

DEPARTMENT % THE INTERIOR,
WAsHIEorQs, December H. 1857.
On the petition OF LAyIEfA l.. BARTLETT, Adminis-
tratrx Of the estate Of Russell D. Bartlett. deceased,
Of B,ngGI hans PRAYING fgS he extension Of patent
o. March, 1854, for An Improvement IN Machines for
PIs.i9p q said patent which takes place the ilh
II Il ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the ID day Of March next,
and show. cause, ANY they have, why said petition
ought not 70 be granted,
Persons opposlng the extension are required to nle In
the Patent Once their objections, specially set forth In
writing at least toenty days before the day OF hear
ps N testimony nled BY either party, o Be used at
e9rdanes with Che rules Of the ONCE which will be fur
Depositions and other papers. relied upon as tes.
mony must be hod In the oce osntv days before the
day Of hearing the arguments, II any, within ten days
after nling the testimony.
Ordered, Also that this notice be published in the
REPUBLICAN, and the Intelltosncsr, Warrington, d.
o., and in the Whto. Bangor, Maine, once, week
to be at least sixty days 70 he
janl-WedN Commissioner OF Patents.
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Kew Yc.r'. nay M CharIe.s..

CHARLESTON, S. O., Jan. l.-Emancipation day
was celebrated by a general parade Of negro so
cieties, fire companies, and political organiza-
tions.
An address was delivered by +. S. Carbon md
the celebration closed with festivities tonight.
Good order prevailed.
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Furniture.
A VEN Sc.

VENUE HOUSE.
CORNER SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
WASHINGTON, D. G.
Tho only establishment Of tho kind In tho country.
IMPORTANT TO PEksoss ABOUT FURNISHING HOUSES
AND ROOMS
TYNE PRICE SYSTEM,
And every article In plain figures at tho lowest
cash price. am now offering the largest and most
SFPiCE AND HousRHoLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS, BEDDING, SHADES, &c, &c.
To be found In any establishment In the country.
ZONE PRICE SYSTEM,
have made q reduction on all my GOODS OF from
to % per cent below the usual prices. Having about
one hundred rooms carpeted, and fitted up with com
''''e PARLoR FURNITyRE,
consisting Of Broeatcllo, Velvet, Plush, Reps, and
Hair Cloth, and Chambers Of .nnest Walnut, Ma
hogany, Oak and Cottage suits, take pleasure In In
wiling my patrons, friends and the public gensrsliy
to call, examine and compare my GOODS and PRICES
with those OF any other house In the gnied States
W. B. MOSES,
Avenue House,
deeJl-lw Corner Seventh and Market Space.
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The Massac hasetts Legislators

Bosros, Jan. 1.-The Massachusetts Lcgisla.
ture met today. The Senate organized by elect.
ing George obraston, Of somerville, President,
and Stephen N. Clifford, clerk. obraston was
elected on the fifth ballot by majority Of one.
Harvey Jewett, Of Boston, was chosen Speaker
OF the House.
Amer both houses had organized, the members
attended the Old South church, where Rev.
Freeman Clark preached the annual election
sermon,
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIoR.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
., H.. ,.,,,,,, =, %%ss s Ssss%ss' y Ill.,
on ss.n.:a y s.s asS y AsIsSn a. iei
!Ss iS PS sa 4 sa which lakes place
@ ~ ~ ;s Dsss1h ss ss's q
y .sSI and all sy are SG
petition ought not 10 Be granted.
s oTs Sp =
s.ssi:iss I'D ifi:: !:
mtsS IN &c Nth The rys. Of the oee
r5sS %s "a sfs ss, :. .s
iss dsy. si.ss IL silns y sss ss.%sa9 any, "nn
Ss s bs s sssss.,:r. TsaHf;
,sid to be at least 'Fy dT{: PFsySus to
W isa af' VI hSA . oOmmis.oner Patents.
DEPARTMENT q EHs s .sHshF!Sh o,.,s.
an sS sats
Mn AZ s day q March @ S A.
s.PiI,Sn q aid patent which takes place on the 18Th
4 sS ;d psssS b a., hear, v ss
appsrI and shOw Is any they have why said
the Patent Once their Objections specially set forth In
writing, at least tosnty days before the day OF
all testimony dled by either party to be used at the
said hearing, must be taken and transmitted In accord
with the rules Of the oce which will be furnished
| on application.
m0ny, be ned In the office f,oentV days before
day q hearing the arguments. any, within ten days
Ordered, aso that this notice DO published in tho
REPUBLICAN and tho Intelli Qsncer, Washington, d.
c., and IN the Lmerfcan, Baltimore, Maryland, once
week for three successive weeks; the drst OF said
Bu6sasons to be atleaSt sixty days HIsy9ps g the
jsni- WedN Commissioner Of Patents.
SALE OF BARRACKS AT PORT wHIPrLE,
pEPor ouARrERxAsrRR's OFFICE
| WARRINGTON. d. q. Dee. 81, 1857.
| Will be sold at auction, on MONDAY, January 9,
IsSs undG5 tho supsIyi'isR q Breys. Colonel p
ton. al II O'clock, the following Trame BuiIdlngs.
| via
Barraet, 100 feet by 81 fseti and IS Bunks.
| LAundressI Quarters, 81 feet by Db feet.
| Lsundress, Quarters, " feet BY DJi feet
Sfeers,. 9usIters Ieotby 10 feot' with Back
ka.shsn, is Ell e y !, R i.ss
Buildings must be removed within ten days from
Terms; Cash, in Government funds.
| =, j. @. AcI RRRAN,
Deputy ouartermas.er General
ianl-td Breyet Br!l: Den. U 81 a.
| Hardware.
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HeN Advertisement.

WANTED-A RARE. CHAECE.-AN ENERGETIC
w NAN, with small capital and the Po,ssssor g
Investment byV saIling on 2, O., LER, No, 81 sixth
street, whore tAs matter will be fully explained
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New Years nay In Riehmcnd.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 1.-The eolored societies
psraded to-day in celebration Of the fourth ami.
versary Of their emancipation. They were ad.
dressed in the park by Governor Pierpout, Rev.
James Mitchell, and George Rye, secretary Of
the convention.
The distillcry Of Emil Heifrick, in Petersburg.
was seized yesterday for violation Of the revenue
lawn
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STBvgNs HOUSE.
on u0RpGsiis BSylinE qrseup n

The stevens House Is well and widely Known 70 tho
travelling PUBLIC The location especially suitable 70
The business Psrt q The eity-s on Tho highway q
principal Railroad and Steamboat depots.
The Stevens House has liberal accommodation for
every modern Improvement for the comfort
and entertainment Of Its inmAtes The are spa
the attendance Is prompt and respectful and tho table
is generously provided with every dslcacy Of the
furnished and remodeled. we are enabled to offer extra
GEORGE X, CHASE CO.,
Au7-6m Proprietors
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4 Z CossrnrrIoS. that insidious foe
or mortals In this vale below.
oftsn comes from damp feet. which gentlemen can
avoid By purchasing . pair Of Gam Shoes Of J. +.
Petty Co, Ss Seventh street, opposite Intsllgsn-
eer BuildnE. 1-L-g ... T..
TnAr veteran piskpoekst, Hard Times" has
boon plying his vocation among our ctissns Of late.
bal those who have suffered most from his depreds
tions can still Afford 10 buy our prices, for Just
think Of ouiy a. 90 for Mems Fur Caps, q for hne
Cashmere Boil Hats, n 70 for Gents sewed Congress
0aitsr. And ''last but not least" " % for Gents
long top, double sole Calfskin Boots great bar
sain-st J. T. Petty Co. e new Hat and Shoe Store.
s Seventh street. opposite Inteiigeneer Building. n
THn oRIofxAL fRASc, the Cheapest Man In this
city. Good Merino Undershirts and Drawers. Scents
% cents. % cents, 70 cents, % cents. and o. Good
whits Shirts from 90 cents up Good Paper Collars.
10 cents per boz three boxes for cents Imitation
Linen Coilars. two boxes for % osnts, Bost shaks-
pcsre Collars, % ocnts bog. Best 0ray's Collars,
10 cents . boz. tnote, De 0ray's.) Good Cotton
Socks, cents pair. al Francs Popular Gents Fur
nishing Store, ~ Seventh street. between and =.
four doors above ODD rellows' Hall rs
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Furnishing Goods.

40SNEw GENTS IgRNIsHISd GooDsfOO
Gentlemen, now 10 the time 10 buy your furnishing
goods We are selling White Shirts 9Oc 81, u. "a;
One article, f1to S2 90. Good Pocket Handkerehiefs,
large variety, and a. prices sli The most seonomi-
cal Give US trial s -, FRANC G p.,in,hM:s
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From Montgomery, Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. l.-Of the twenty-three
nominations made by the late Republican con-
vention, all but eleven have declined to be can
didates.
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The MsryI and I.esislasure.

BALTTsoaE, Jan. THE Legislature assembled
at Annapolis at noon to-day. Both houses or
Aeized only so fol As to appoint temporary ON.
cefs, and adjourned until noon tomorrow. Hon.
Barnes Compton was chosen President pro TEN
Of the Senate.
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General r. W. shernaa Or1.cred 20 .
Command.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l.-aener al 7. W. Sher-
man, who had been ordered to the command Of
the Eastern Division, reported to headquarters
to-day and received formal trnnsfer Of the COM
mand from Major General Ssade.
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From North CarOlfna-General Car iby
Gala n Rfnfa nYAnllAn.

RALsIoH, N. O., ian. l.-deneral Candy has
called the State Convention to meet hers on the
18th instant. The notice IL so short th,,t all the
members cannot reach here In time.
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WRAPPING PAPER ron SALE AT THE RE
w publican Once.
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bowers 4 ALBERs,
.,,,, Gate J; A. sHAFFIELp IA C09 ,o,,

BOWERS & ALBERS,
(ate J. A. SHAFFIELD COL
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURES AND CON-
PETITIONERS, -
800 Eleventh street, bet. X 1t. and MASs. ave,
have Just received large stock OF French Con-
dictionaries, Fancy Boxes. Toys, etc., suitable
for Christmas presents.
Parties, Weddings, Fairs etc, furnished with
the best Ice Cream, Water Ices, Cakes, etc., at
reasonable terms. ...
Give us a call. del03m
1.-THE Hepublican ON the Navy Yard
Persons residing on the Navy Yard desiring the
regularly at their residences, will please leave
their names and residence with Mr.: JOSEPH RE-
PETIT, grocer, next to the northeast corner OF
street south and Seventh street east. no2l-d
NA-TURNER,s TIC DOULOUREUX OR
TURNER'S ITO DOULOUREUx OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
A Safe, Certain, and Speedy Cure for Neuralgia
and all Nervous Diseases.
It IL an unfailing remedy In all cases Of Facial
Neuralgia, often effecting q perfect cure In q
single day. No form OF Nervous Disease falls to
yield to Its magic influence. Even the aeverest
cases Of Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous
Dcrangements Of many years standing, effect
Ing the entire system, are completely and perma-
nsntly cured by 4 in few days, Of z few weeks
the most delicate system, and can always be used
with perfect safety. 1t Il In constant use BY the
best physicians, who give II their unanimous
and unqualified approval Sent by mail on re-
ceipt Of u and two postage stamps. Sold every
where. TURNER co.,
Sole Proprietofs,
oc3o-eo3m ITO fremont ut, Boston, Mass
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SEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BIB RECEIVED AT
= The once q the Disbur.ns oaeer q the Bureau
Of South Carolias, until u oeloek noon Of the nth
day Of JANUARY, 1893, for building Frame School
V Plans and specifications may be at the Office Of
the psdsrsiEned. No Q East Bay street.
Pioposals must be accompanied by the names OF tive
geaPoniible parties, yho will name sgreties for the
dorssd ,"Propo.sls for Rutledye Avenue School
house. :, and addressed TO the undersigned.
By order III brevet Major General R. X Scott, As.
sistant Cominlssioner. EDWIN ~ GARY,
janl-td Acting Disturbing OMeer
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Aeetfns OF New Enss and ManufactuF.
erp.
WORCESTER, MASS, ian. l.--Calls literally
signed are circulating IN this State for meeting
Of New England Manufacturers here on the 22d
inst, to indorse The elton OF the late Cleveland
Convention.
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FsSSa S SsfiE IN H SsRIas e 'h'
FOR THE 1SS STEaS SHfpRRN OF
On SUNDAY E NHsHiss January 5, 1905
stree, n.. At sssAsss ss,s S AZ Tenth streets.
HON. ENocRRy lewis Nv LOWE,
Christisn idea Of liberty, and the influence Of the
Ticket. % cents, sold a. N the book and music
the members Of The society and a the hall on the
niyht Of the Lecture. ja2+t
81 First oo-oPssrsc&siiSSss building A'se-
The regular monthly meeting viii be held on
mac Hs eoineF q EsssntS .rses ' saa Nary nary
land avenue, South Washington.
the h ~ asT S Ss' S S
land avenue and Eleventh street, South Wash.
s Ninth erect Sppo.lss centre NO.
Certificates ready for distribution.
Parties who have subscribed for stock and
haze not paid up are requested to give the same
The hail will Be open on the night Of meeting
te O'Clock for the reception Of dues.
~ o'''' u '"' D'' o. R. THOMPSON,
a. city Registers Once, washington,
cosckRs.-Ikerebys give notice, that the Licenses
and Bill Posting, Will expire on january LIST,
1858, and must be renewed within ten days from
this date, at this ONCE. ,osvr,,
janilot Register, w.o.
as-Attention, Bricliayers, Union, No.
There will be a regular meeting ION THURS
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Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.


5lS NEW FA y t tsP, sH Z sS STORE, 5l8
Hsys jas, opened Al SIS Seventh street, opposite ia.
,s saCEs S:
sSd ny Se = l%, .sv.nss
oGsr :dpsIioI isaSssnsn. . pursS..sr; md ;Sllss
:As si'
s.:i viz :a; rs 1, 'Gs:s: se'
lss.vsn,h street. oppO..: iutsli k.nssr saiiSiss
Good stock Of Cane. and unbreiis. constantly On
100 GEO. T. neoLuE Jr. 100
No. 100 Pennsylvania avenue, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets.
Calls particular attention 10 his extensive stock Of
HATS. CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES.
which he IL selling at the lowest rates. Also
CHILDREN's SHOES AND CATERS
| Of every style. Call at once and make your pur-
ehases uoz7-u
FREsu ARRIvAL 1888
8. H ssss w sH$a s zyvGGssEtr..
lam in receipt Of smother Fresh Arrival Of those
| celebrated
FRENCH AND ENoLIsH
| BOOTS AND SHOES
that has given such general satisfaction to my nu-
merous customsrs.
REMINDER, NEXT TO LADIES ENTRANCE
| Doors AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER,
D. NJ PURLoN6,
the we'll known anatomical BOOT MAkEh, an
nounces his friends and the public, that he Is pre-
pared Z FRENCH Rssi m c3Ir Doors AND SHOES.
siaa se III. VIII Jumps, sSrss and banion
| isfaetoriiy, or no charge will be made ! haye nu.
nervous tsstimonials Of thccntIrc satisaction have
siSs1 In The past snd XII continue the same WIN Ill
rs Third street west ns5t door north OF washnston
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Special Notices.

Lodge, gslsnd,) to attend the fy1srsi ~. @.
1t - aes Grand Secretary.
I,l: A Az; x,
above Association, fof the object Of mailing ar
rangements to q into fun operetions And hear
Clagget b Sweeny, Moons Board OF Trade,)
Pennsylyania avenue, near Ninth street, on
THURSDAY EVENING, January q att p. m.
ja2-lt Secretary. 10
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Gas Fixtures.

GAS FIXTURES = WE HAVE, IN ADDITioN TO
u our regular cuisines. Of Plumbing and Gas citing,
Ninth street between and streets adjoinlns Union
Hall. where may DO found tho largest and most com
plets assortmentof
CHANDELIERS. BRACKETS, PoRrABLEs. &C.. sc.
In the city. at prices to su Hi.sslbIws 4 POWER,
Nos IJ7 and as Ninth street,
jyso-u between D and streets.
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az city Registers Once, Washington,
ID. o., January i, 1e68.-To ALI WHOM IT NAY
coNcERs.-I hereby give notice, that the Licenses
for Hucksters, Insurance Agents, Dogs, Butcher,
1868, and must be renewed within ten days from
T. A. BOSWELL,
janl-l0t Register, W. q.
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Hair-Dressing.

EQUAL TO MY UsBAND.
Hum Fanny, that costs 30 much T.,
"Oh No, sir, II does not cost more than you spend
In barber shop. See Madame Demongeot's prices
HAIR DRESSED. .g
Long hsiI "a hair g 60
Flower and curls 400 hair and dressing IT, u. 90
Cut for ladies or gen ..."
On hand, . largo assortment Of Perfumery, Long
Hair Of every extra color. BEaids, CgyIs IsyisSls
HUMAN HAIR STORE. rs PennsylyAni4 avenue,
between Tenth and Eleventh strests, south side. :.
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AS-The skating Park, -season and sin
gle tickets for the Washington Skating Club
Park, can be obtained at s. +. Savage's Grand
Skate Depot, a2i street, near Tenth-.sign Of
the Big Flag. dellf
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are offered for the present at % oRsrs THE DoAR,
they the cheapest security In the market, being
more than per cent lower than United states stoeksS
They pay ..
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AS-skates and skate-sharpener, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, and general assortment OF
Hardware and House-furnishing Goods at prices
to suit the times. The celebrated Saratoga
skates for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
Go. MEADOR,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue,
delS-lm Bet. Sixth and Seventh streets.
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L. q. O. r..
Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.

Granu Lodge OF Louisiana.
fTHE q. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, L o. o. p
Meets semsnnuAly the fourth Tuesday IN January and
JuAy IN New Orleans ocers for the present year lsE NJ
Russia Of No. M. w. Grand Master; r. Huf Of No. SO =
r. W. d. Grand Master: Z. II. Fsirchild Of No. II, X
Grand Warden; Josiah FOger Of No. R. w. Grand seere
sAy r. W. Dslesdernier of No. 90 W. Grand Treasurer
Luther Homes Of No Is and J. Dunlap Of No. Is, R. W.
O. Representatives @. L. o. Rev q. L More Of No Is w.
Grand Chaplain; John B. Hsno Of No. W. Grand Marshall
A hszuresu, Of No co. W. Grand Conductor; j. keimer
Of No 10 Grand Guardian; p. J. n LittlejOhn OF No.
b w. Grand Herald
DEPUTY DISTRICT GRAND MAsrrRs-P O. John P. Barnett
Of No. II, District No. O. P. O. A. j. VandegTif OF No y
District No 3; O. T. Grissmore of No. 81, District No.
O; r. O. s. r. Clarke. of No Is, District No 8; p g. b E.
CLANCY Of No T. District No u p. O. jacob schrener Of
No. Sc District No. II; p @. Il. Hunsicker Of No a. Dis
ict No. Il; P O. @. W. Guth, of No. - District No.
srIEptEs CourrrEEs State Of the Ordsr-P q. Sire Geo.
w. Race Of No IL; p. @. Master W. O. Wilson, of No. g.
r. O. Master Gardner Smith, of No Il.
Ju1sioSaL-P O. Master Luther Homes, Of No. l5 P. O.
D. d. O. NJ Phi Schneider, Of No. TO- P. O. D. weidner
No. ~
Constitution and By Laps-P O. Master George Eungss-
s Of No. 7s; P. @. Henry Haskell of Ne l6i P. g. VIM
wisett, Of No. II.
Petitions ond Appeul,-P O. Master O. Dunlap. of No.
Is; p @. L. Graham, Of No. a. P. d. g. NJ Benjamin
Moses, sfNo.6.
LegisatsVe-P O. Master Thomas n. Shields, Of No. s.
@. Master Howard MnspSush, Of No. III P. @. Joseph
vest, Of No.
Finamos-P. O. Master A Wallace Hunter Of No. l6; P.
@. Master Edward Pilsbury, OfEO ls; p G. L. +. Tower
elmo. L.
Crsden,ia-P O. A. ". NAcDOne, Of Ne Is; p. @. Frank
Phster, of No. q; P. G. George Dirmsyer Of No. r.
An communication to the NJ w. Grand Master Grand
Secretary should be forwarded to the ce Of the Grand
stsy tho Crescent Mutual Insurance Company,
psr Of Camp street and Commercial Place.
JOSIAH FOLGER, Grand Secretary.