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odd Follows

Rock Island Lodge No. 10, l. 0. 0. f.
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall, southeast corner of Illinois and
Eagle Sts., at II o'clock P. N.
80. LUNDBLAD, h. G.
j. FRANZ CONWAY, K. s.
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The Masquerade Ball, at Young's Hail.
last evening, THE 29th) was really very
select and excellent party, and one Of real
sensible and elevating enjoyment, no one
being admitted except those specially invit
ed by careful and prudent committee
Thirty.seven couples sat down to q rich and
luxurious supper, at Ira Whitehead's hotel,
one.haIt of the party being from this city
and Davenport. The party was one which
those who participated in will long remem
Der as one Of the pleasantest of their lives
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FORTY CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
At NewburRer's.

FIFTEEN CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion OF articles under this head.
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Maaonio

Barrett Chapter No. ls,R. A. NJ. meets al
Masonic Hall on the First and Third Tues
days Of zach month.
HENRY BURGOwER, II. 2.
GEORGE l.. CARLTON, Sec'y.
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The MowREY RoBBE8Y.-Tbomas Jeffer.
son Lafonte the travelling panoramist who
was charged with the robbery of Abraham
Mowrey, of RichIand Grove, in connection
With Edward Wsstpbal and Edward
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The DRAMATIC TRoUPE-SPECIAL TRAIE
Last night, notwithstanding the clustering
weather, splendid house greeted the rendi.
tion of "Young Davenport" purely local
sensational play. The velocipede was intro
duced indeed it seems as if the play was a
rough setting for the exhibition of the byci.
Gle. However, though the play was not within
hundred Of FIRST chop" the bits were pal.
pable and struck wildly at persons everybody
knew. Tho velocipede was well worth the
trouble of breasting last nights snow storm,
to see. 1t is the triumph of practical inven'
tons. 1t is the true flying horse that needs
neither oats nor grooming. This evening
the company close the season with the
Three Guardsmen," with all its beautiful
scenery and appointments.
A special train will run, after the perform.
ance, from Davenport to Rock Island and
Moline.
BE sure and take the GAS train from this
city, this evening, and see Miss Katie Put.
nam train the velocipede. She does it we'll.
She is an interesting blonde young lady,pret.
tily formed, habited in pair Of Algerine
pantalons, and tunic open at one side,
leaving one limb free to mount her charger.
She propels her feet alternately with the
motion of walking and her automatic Dexter
goes buzzing rapidly round the stage. She
turns it at will by metal cross bar above
the front wheel on which her hands rest
When the animal becomes fractions and
evinces desire to lay down she can recover
herself and it, with the greatest ease and
gracefulness. Once last night when the two
wheeled concern ran against the scenery,
throwing both her feet from the little spin
dies on which they rested, she regsined her
seat without stopping its motion. Verify,
the yelocipede, as engineered by Miss Put.
nam, is "fesrtuly and wonderfully made
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Until further notice, trains will run between
Davenport and Rock Island, as follows:
LEAVE DAVENPORT. LEAVE ROCK ISLAND.
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Chicago Market.


4NVBTHPHuU 70 EHV hHaFb'
CHICAGO, Jan. 80.
Flour dull, unchanged. Wheat lower, closing
sellers at 1874. Corn easier, weak, new 564.-
Oats steady at 40. Rye, sales No at I,l6sl7.
Barley nominal at LIZ. Pork quiet, firm at 80
bOa75. Lard steady, quiet at 30. Dressed hogs
closed at l2,5Oal3,25 dividing on 200 High
wines inactive. nominal at glA2.
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UNIVN DTVUh hHUbI UuH' VV'
Cattle, light supply, quiet, unchanged Hog
receipts 1863 Sales 1858, Arm, active At 10, la
80 common to good shipping, shippers only
buyers.
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GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COM
PAkY.

JAY COOKE 4 CO., New York. for New York
State and Northern New Jersey.
Il. W. CLARK CO., for PennsylVanis and
Southern Now Jersey.
JAY COOKE b CO., Washington, D. c., for
Mary land, Delaware, Virginia, District Co.
lumbia, and West Virginia.
j. A. ELLIS & Co., Chicago, H., for Illinois,
Wisconsin and Iowa.
HON. STEPHEN MILLER, st. Paul, for Min.
nesota.
septl dgodwRm.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-26

chard in reference to his removal from Office by
the City Surveyor The section of the Water
Works ordinance providing for the appoint
lnent of commissioners, was abrogated.
Board of Assistdns AIde1naen.-The Treasurer's
weekly report showed: Receipts, $5252; ex-
penditures, Sl027; balance on hand, $5152. The
statement in the Mayors message that the
July interest on the Water Works bonds had
been provided for, caused excited discus
sion, which terminated in permitting said mos
sage to be withdrawn for the purpose of
Mayor relating to protecting the rear of the
city from overAow-referred to the Streets and
Landings Committee. A communication was
received from the Fiscal Agent in reference to
the sale of bonds to replace the Indebtedness
of the city to thesFink and McDonogh Hnds.
A resolutions from the upper Board approving
the sale of the bonds under discussion, was
received, which, with an amendment, after
prolonged discussion, was laid over, awaiting
a report from the Finance Committee, to ex-
plain matters. Communications were received
from>th City Surveyor and Street Commits
sioner complaining OF negligence on the part
| of the proper committees to place funds or
| authority at their disposal, that necessary
works and repairs should be effected. A COM
municaton from the Fiscal Agent, announcing
| the sale of S612 600 seven per cent bonds was
] received The confused proceedings on this
exciting topic leave the result of the delibera'
| tions III doubt, but it is believed the action OF
! the Agent not approved.
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WV PUBLICATIONS.

Tie Catholic Uor1d. October.
This ENTHUSIASTICALLY has rendered, and
is still rendering Ngoodly service to the
cause of truth and righteousness. The titles
of many of the articles in the following table
of contents will suggest the mode by which
this is accomplished:
Contents-An Imaginary Contradiction; Sa-
cred Ambition; Pagauinn The Council of
Trent; Angela; Morality of the City of Rome;
St. Orus Priory; Appeal to Young Christian
Women; Lost and Found; The Church in Paris
and France; Total Eclipse of August; Religion
in Prison; Cathoiicity and Pantheism; The
Seven Bishops.
Ne,c Eclectic. October.
This maya zine, which has been in existence
three years, and which has recently been in
corporated with The Land ne Lore, may be
placed among the first of Southern publica-
tions. At this time, when persons are in the
habit of choosing their periodicals for the Win
ter, it is mete that they should patronize a
periodical published in their interest, and
which tire Northern and Southern press pro-
nounce to be the peer of any magazine pub
lished in America, both in it's literary standard
and the attractiveness of its Typography.
The Little Corporal. October.
This brilliant Western juvenile, which claims
to have a larger circulation than any Other
juvenile magazine in the world, and to be bet
ter worth the money than any other magazine
announces that is will be sent free for October
November and December of this year to all
new subscribers for the new year whose names
and money are sent to the publishers before
! the last of October. Now is the time to begin
Price, one dollar.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, Sept. 19.-The Bishop of Exeter
died yesterday, aged ninety years. ut is estl-
mated that one hundred and twenty vessels
were wrecked in the late gale, and several
hundred seamen injured.
LONDONDERRY, Sept. ia formidable riot
between the striking porters and those who
refused to strike, supported by friends, was
dispersed by the military. Several were in
iured, but none killed
LONDON, Sept. 22-The Times says: The
Spanish have found their advantage i'll Il grand
display of patriotism and national courage.
They met an imagined atfront with Immediate
defence; though their threatened adversary
is ten times more powerful than themselves.
Sicllessis manifestiug alarm at the result OF
his proceedings and has requested further IN
structions. Pending n reply from Washington
he desires te Withdrew -f9tG---2
MNbRIB, Sept. 22-Prim- retnfned here to-
day. The Council resolved to every effort
to save Cuba, and dispatch more troops to the
island of Cuba. General Pierrad arrived at
Larraga Tuesday and the Republicans Il;tttc Il
great demonstration in his honor, and there
was some disturbances during which the
Governors Secretary was killed. AT this
iuncture of affairs the authorities took vigorous
steps and many persons were arrested clubs
dispersed, and the volunteers of liberty dis
armed Orders were at once issued for the
arrest of Pierrad.
PAHGs, Sept 22.-The Emperor presided at
the council of Ministers to-day. Evidence has
beer discovered featliHs-t e-the belief that a
woman and five children recently found dead
| were murdered by her husband and eldest son:
| YARMOUTH, N. S., Sept 22.-Lightning Killed
| Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, and burned thelI
| house with bed-ridden daughter in 1t.
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BENEFIT OF ST. v1NcENr,s AsYLuM.-Th

BENEFIT OF ST. VINCENT's AsYLUM-The
which is to be given the 26th and 27th
instant at Grounds has engaged the best atten
ton of its philosophical projectors for weeks
and no pains have been spared to mako it attractive
and successful affair The institution whose behalf
this display smade ia highly deserving shelterinG
hundreds ofhepess ones whose only resource
is in the protecting othe good Sisters and tho
pathy of generous public. The programme for the
occasion presents novelty, which promises to be
highly entertaining Let there be generous emulation
in the good the inmates of the Infant Asylum
have cause to rejoice-all who participate win have
grounds to rejoice
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pArInINa !. 8. NIIss.

PAUTDISG Miss, Sept. 10, 1869.
Editors Morning Star and Catholic Messenger,
This parish and its surroundings have had
quito religious feast in the last few days.
at the Chapel OF ST. Joseph assisted by Fathers
Mouton and Vignie. in proposing a number. of
persons for confirmation. The Bishop lectnred
at the church IN Paulding at O'clock the same
evening" to n large audience, beth Catholics
and Protestants, aud on Sunday Delivered q
sermon in his usual lucid, impressive and eio-
quent Style, and after AfeSs, conferred
the Sacrament of-aConfrmation thirty-four
persons, three of whom wore converts to our
holy religion. S. a
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-26

C. G. Haley, of Commercial Place and Poy-
dras street. the interchangeable literary and news
has Tho Banner of tho South, irish People, Irish Amer
lean United IrishmaD Boston Pilot Irish Citizen the
Dublin Nation Liverpool Mercury, London Illustrated
american, HarPer,s Bazaar, Chimney corner Western
World New York Weekly Saturday Night, Round Ia
be Some the October onthliea have been received
which with the large catalogue Of late foreign PRbliea
pleasant thing
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Il An Englishwoman, six feet four, who has
just become cattle reporter for the New York
Times drew from her predecessor, Il. s. Todd,
humorous address before the Farmers Club.
The Emperor of Austria is said to be dis
pleased with Won Bcust for his late transac-
tions with Prussia and the Pope-with both of
whom he desires to renew former friendly rela-
tions
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HALL HinERNIAN MUTUAL. nENEVO-
youNG LADIES ACADEMY,
Under
THE DIRECTION or THE URstLINEs,
Two Miles below Eew Orleans

and the adaeeat states have kindly favored with ths
recommendation 10 be introduced 70 public notioe i
win therefore suffice 70 give an outline e the Plan Of
ment;
knowledge and the or,ung "a Their hearts TO virtue
oleailiness and polite manners They are never suf.
eIed to beyond the reach Of watchfni bt maternal
ton morals the willing obseryance Of the rules
Though che ecrs q this soin unity arg
= psed srsn ths seo.e e bet
ST , the saS e sn y, me
bsst f. ss ass 4 s sss Z en-
arc peculiarly 1000 fyen % tho
and carefli that none DO given bnt SUCH a whole
9 dlstribstsS .roaghoas tho day thar nsisksE &c
attended by one of the Ladies and seg notice = xe1
aG e. or o Sa e aea
.y Sss e ss
Writing, AFithlnetie GcofaPhy, the Ues 81 this 6lof
REssSs s S Fsss s1S 9ssas IS
tro1cnay Fiain and fancy wosk G. Elsnenia
also Music and Drawing
Board and Tuition per annum $500. payahle guar 3,
Day seoiars pos saa S5o tsy
EntFsnce for tho Boarsss %
No dsdnsslen i ss To- those Who are withdrawn BE-
! fore the end of the quarter,
EXTRA CHARGES.
| Stationery and tho Use Of Maps and Gfobas per .
. quarter .--s.s-e : ~
For ta ~ Use 81 Musical iasrumess per maaih %
ggaying lnclading Paper and Penoils per month oS
Expsnsss fsr the bathing season %
nsS - ss psrs1s tesSs psooSsa At the
establishment 81 moderese prices ee26 mi
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There are some sayings that embody great
deal of istlom. For nstanceDo not let your travels
be longer than your purse. gain yonr cloth
inGy. The plain import OF which Is that people should
forethought and reason in all their undertakings
For exnniple in need of particular arti
che say pair of boots, shoes or slippers Then you
bring Your kudweger experience to bear on the sub
ioct Your resding-oC course Won peruse the STAR
gulary-wil Indicate to you uneTringy where these
tcle are TO foundthe best of their kind the cheap
est considering tho guahtythe most economical con
sderinr their durabfityandt that Is at Gynn EWintzs,
No Camp street. II you rely on your experience the
same result arrived at for once purchasing there you
never uy ese rhere than No. O. Ttis is what pho,
sophers CALI the "inductive method ~ and it will be n
fortunate method If it has the effect OF inducing all to
get their boots and shoes at Glynn y Wintz
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The benedictiou of the Asylum of Providence,
which has been postponed account of the weather
will take place to-day o'clock, at the site of the
Asylum The benedic.ion will be given .by the Very
Rev Able Perche collection will be taken on the
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MARRIED

On Tuesday evening Sept 81, 1862 at the residence
OF j. A. Braselman by the Rev. II. c. Duncan, T.. II.
ADAMS to MISS GRACE s., daughter OfIsn"e Bridge
oil of this city. No cards.
St. Louis. chicago, Baltimore, New York and Boston
papers please copy
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Observation-Disclosures in need of a capable
INSTRUCTOR needing teacher for children,
will lind suitable person by undressing either at the
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Never wait for thing to turn up. Go and
turn it up for yourself 1t takes less time, and
is sure to be done;.-
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T INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS or ST. JosRPH.
Corner st, Philip and Galve1 streets,
lfz New Orleans

-
The government throughout this establishment is
mild and The pSP.s sse agysr from
the for all In short, everything tends 20 pro
young ladies' iftrustsd to their Haoiberly csre..
The instruction is thorough and solid and IN harmony
I'm betis I'm, Ffesselt sfnos<
taught by naiixes of Respective Countless N
SURE Year closes exhlI,sse
ard disribntten OF Preliulns 70 which pasDts airs In
EncatOr is hsre the object special attention ana
soleitade Gesesning these s pasd e ohsTge
vor incHlcate prncipss Of solid petys require the
i aSI e rsecs d aSon nfa
Pupils Of an denoiaiHstiens are adnlttea -.
school is moved to the Bay ST. Louis where he Sisters
of St, Louis have iiDurI.hiag academy m
To be paid in advance, as foilowe sSe
washing :. :. -s.---.s.. 80 = =. 49, reg
Music Lessons and use Of Instrument q 90
Singing LossonA ~
Pastel Sli painting. eoeorjnE PupEas
artsi oSsr Taught g the bOaEdsrs sStis
Academy Of tie sstsTs 81 81 Joseph Boz Isii New Or
aanS'" o. If more 'onvopen' seBRy E E Agent
cIAss4oF ORNAMENTAL WORK.
Sl 81 ss 81 oSss az orhssnti wor ch
as tapestry godeA enbFodcFy. artificial flowers hair
work, etc Terms per month, y. eeze sa
5DAss bHRIsTrAN COLLEGE. PASS oHBIsTIAN,
directed BY TIE Christian Brofsera.
The cIaases Of this Literary and Scientific Institution
VIII reopen on MONDAY, October str. The regular
st,ldes will Immediately be resumed ana continue with
out Interruption during the ton ensuing montsts.
For and othax pasiicuaTs see shs CgcelGrs g
President OF the College,.
Professors willbe In New Orleans AZ Sc N1g eege,
on Friday Oct ie They, In charge Of their
VIII leave on the forenoon Of the Gay t9a
fna 70 enfsT the College are 4sqssestsa e ee Eeadg
deparslra en- that day IN oFder thn1 ne oetAy S %
experienccd At tho IeoPeping q me cs On ~ aol-
lowing Monday, 80 =
T0R. D. BLx,s p A TENT !, e ~ ARTIFICIAL
The Anatomical I.eg has side motion a. the
asi,sI III fte fafsSt inproreIacnta IA Artthcl
$500 r. q rccomInendsd by tho hest sur
Feess IN Amsvea - being anpeEios g ~ others y
kSei f ~ Enarhntoed for dve years. with peEct sat
IN 6stfBK n no sale Old etye Leg OF any
pSstsrn frbta esOo - f5e Avtna, with patoef
H,iios, rvin0 life like appeR7auea VITA partial and
mi Gnaer motion. Ali kinds of Arti 0eAaS L4nafs
haired IN short notice and on Reasonable terlne
send for descriptive pamphlet, # 3Qteina vsluAu4
LEWIS LoCKWQOIS MANU- ctareT
seaG 50 Camp street, New Qrleans LIS
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The attention of our readers is called to the
ADVERT sement Of Nessrs A. w. Skardon Co. which
will weI repay perusa by those in want of fresh gre
Ceries, wines, liquors, etc.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T AIDES FAIR FOR ST. vnCENTs HOME.
The COMMITTEES of Arrangements will meet at the
MoRS1xa STAR Buildings FRIDAY, October LIST, at
o'clock r. NJ An the members requested to attend
if possible.
@ ANIL }Ai. TODD & CO..
= Dealers in
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Brushes, etc.
&c Magazine street, one door above Poydras
New Orleans.
Painting materials of description, Artists Can
vas fine Colors and Tools. seSoly
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Board Of 4ldermea,-The resolution of the
lower Board calling on the Fiscal Agent for an
official statement of the recent sale of city
bonds, was adopted. The City Surveyor an
nounced the appointment ofa deputy surveyor
and draughtsman, which was approved. Acorn
municatfon was received from Thomas Layton,
President of the Southern Bank, Fiscal Agent
of the city, and was approved by resolution.
Resolutions relating to wharves and wells
were referred to Streets and Landings Com
mittee. A communication from G. +. Brott,
proposing to drain the city, was referred.
Communication was received FROM Mr.. Blan-
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JTDUCKTroT=x- cow fzFsse;E y r. tFatnI-Ie
II Ecclesiaste desires giveprlYate lessonR in tho
classics few young gentlemen, either at his resi-
dence or their homes would act pToccptor to
three or four chiIdrcn In respectable family. Address
Immediately at the ArchbishOpric to the Very Roy
Administrator of the Diocese. seS0 II
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n. B,-Tho Goods we selling of caunot be
called old stock because let anything get
old hands to which
OUR TwoBIT COUNTER IS AN NDuBITAn1.E
WITNESS.
, 1869-02-02

h business eenisca Ia Nav Tost and Roston,
tieycd tho present church could be sustained,
ey&n II TIC congregation Old remove furshor
down town- ho dio nat think It VAS neecssary
10 tetf down tho cd&dcn and sail tne ground,
contec1stcd TO tho BerYcc Of tho Lord, to tho In
nj n. DrnsaIn laid ho would be elad 10 have the
chuIsh re@;,hn; r.. asn no" II, "heza It u. He
III. Pi2e vaa unable to zee The necessity for 4
na!.aon es9Tsa; ra;Tslt ~ asa htd been erected
taaaon @ Of the Young Mems ChIi.uan AssoetHtion lon
tso Ghss SenH ss9
quite nesf. be did not see how thisd Church
tould hu tusla1ncd.
Judge Skinner moved that The whole matter be
NJ, rnxe moved 10 reconsider tho action taken
1t the lat meeting IN 1eieteaee to who vers cp
Tho Chsis decided the motion out Of oraer, In
asmreh = rusolution 70 rceonslder hid beer
votrd down At thst meeting.
sti tos III IT,, ne sl tss L,
enti1led 10 vote. And thst ! resolution On H.
records set1orlh that they wete not. Ha w1ntei
10 know how this conflicting action wls 70 b 70
NJ F.ge wanted to know who wa. entitled Il
rotn.
M. Dunba1n though that wps The trss question
Tho Chair sad it had tsen determined at tn.
The question o. the motion 10 postpone VA
then called ior, and : motion taAf the vo!e b,
Tho ieiiers commenced collecting the ballots
When MI. HAutc said he mt cIstood that ther
wt1c 4 nunter Of gentlemen present who wef
votlER By PROXY for church nernbere. Ths actiol
Of ths present meeting bad prcc. .uded such pcl
tons rom vo:in9. snd hn moved that the teller
osntfs o. ton.d 1sbie eonsusion ,oio voa, IN "a Il
ntdst OF vh,ch motion 10 ad)oaln ~as mad
, 1869-02-02
Tire mA1scu poreo Property

In IN item mentioning the probable lease Of the
Aatson Dorrt property to Messrs Brown Broth.
c,t, which APPEARED IN TIE SUNDAY TR1BUNK, 1t
was esroreoualy staled thst TIE drm proposed TO
erect On the lard large Manufacturing cata olish-
nert. Such is not thcIr purpoec. On the con-
enling @ IL p1onsrts sre 'k'Iss saeees.iui :es sS
he MestTs. b:oFn viii rear npon
TIE lot In question one Of The tnnst
mseriteept marble front huriEefs blocks In the
United BtAtes. 1t IL their purpose, We under
etand, 70 rse the dn.rt hte Dathlc for the front
ot Tie row. ard to make 1t IN eyefY Fe+ptct euPe-
F1or 10 any o:hes hustrttt property IN Chicago.
Ttie frn have po~ 4 large establishment for rhe
o.rufaeturc Of their waret. on Monroe street, and
Monroe street property for ua1utacsuFing pnr-
r6kfF.
, 1869-02-02

b,nts. The committee, which eonaiated ot tho
following named geruemcn: r. Rsass: P.y.
Towle, j. J. Ac(3ratn, James Walao and J. r.
Ncll,. reported this uckes, which wu unsnf'
fno1aiy elected,
P7eeldcut-B. G. Cau1acld.
Yttc Presldent-Charlts Mcdonnell.
Scc1etas5-Tho1oks Brennan
Correspondins sseereIary--M. J. oEahan.
TrcAtrrcr].J. McGrath.
Execnttye CommIttee-n. J. Hrass. ]. 3. Doo.
LIN. r. ]. Tovle, J. Y. Knws4gat and J: 2. Nsll.
1ha President snnourced thit ss pfepatattons
soeie,y On 81. Psu1ck's Bve, tho pleasure OF The
meeting rceatd!rs tho sauo !.,6 asd better b. 10.
rrtrr,ed to 4 committee With full poHet to act.
Tic meeting then adjourned.