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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-18

VIII he sold in front OF the Old Postofice, on
THURSDAY, THURS the 9th day of December, at IL
The following TRACTS OF LAND in ST. Steph-
ems Parish, Charleston County, viz:
All that TRACT OF LAND known as the Evans
Tract or Cypress Lake, containing 1000 acres,
more or less; butting and bounding to the north
on "Lttle Wall Eye swamp" south on the Tract
known as the Keatly Tract, east on Lands nor or
late OF H. Johnson, and west on Lands OF John
Palmer.
All that TRACT OF LAND known as the Keatly
or Cavtt Tract, containing S46H acres, more or
less; butting and bounding north on Lands OF
Rodgers, east on Lands OF Evans, south on Lands
of Johnson and Evans, and west on Rev. A.
Murray's Land.
All that TRACT OF LAND known as the Cox
Tract, containing rs acres, more or less; butting
and bounding north on Lands OF e. r. Hams,
east on Lands formerly OF Guerry, west on Lands
formerly OF Calyitt, and south on Lands formerly
OF Cavitt.
All that TRACT OF LAND known as Poplar
Hill, formerly OF Roman, containing 240 acres,
more or less, as per survey OF d. Shepherd, dated
5th March, 1855.
All that TRACT OF LAND known as the John
son Lands, containing about 700 acres; buttng
and bounding northeast on Lands OF John Palm
er southeast on Lands OF Mrs. Sarah Johnson
and - Smith, and northwest on Lands Of c. G.
McCay.
Terms-One-half cash; balance In one and two
years, on bonds secured by mortgage OF Lands
sold, with interest at seven per cent, payable
annually. E. w. NJ. MACKEY,
nov1S th4 s. @. @.
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Will be sold on THURSDAY, the 25th November,
instant, at IL O'Clock A. NJ In front OF the Old
All that PIECE OF LAND, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situate on the
site the Marine Hospital, in the City OF
Charleston, extending through to South street
on the west, with OH alley known as "Crom-
Wells Tcrrnce," running through so much OF the
said Land as Is now divided into Lots. or built
upon, measuring and containing upon the north
and south lines $50 feet, more or less, and on
Franklin street to the east and on Smith street
to the west 73 feet inches, more or less bounded
north by Lands OF - Burdcl and Philip Gum,
soHth by Lands OF X. w. Seymour, east by Frank
lin street, and west by Smith street.
Terms-0ne-quartcr cash; balance In one, TWO
and three years. secured by bond with o mort.
gage OF the premises. Buildings to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps.
noY4 th4 u. w. Nj. MACKEY, >. U. Y.
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FIRST BRIGADE OF SOUTH CAROLINA REGU-
LARs.-The monumental association of this brig
ade held meeting on Tuesday at Walkers Read
ing Room, which was we'll attended, number Of
delegates from the interior being present. The
object of the association Is to raise monument
to the memory of those Of the brigade who died
In service. The surviving members have taken
the matter in hand, and the movement will un-
doubtedly prove successful. An historical record
OF the brigade was read by Lieutenant William
Johnstone, and arrangements made for COM
plete and thorough history OF the brigade.
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Will be sold on THURSDAY, 9th December, at the
Old Postoflce, at II O'Clock, without reserve,
An that PLANTATION, formerly property OF
estate Of Huguenin, lying in st. Lnke's Parish
Beaufort County, and known as Fairfield, con-
tanning twenty -four hundred t24oo acres, more or
less; bounded on the north by Lands OF the estate
of Thomas Dawson and tract formerly por
tion OF Fairfield east by the Coosaw hatchie River
and Lands Of the estate OF Thomas Dawson, south
by Bees Creek and Lands of DR.. VIM. d. Gillison,
west by Lands OF Hon. w. F. COlcock,
PAYABLE in one and two years, secured by mort
gage Of the property. Purchaser to pay US for
papers and stamps.
Plat Of the above place can be seen at my Office
nnyIR thmI
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VIII be sold at Private Sale
That extensive and valuable PROPERTY, situate
at southwest corner Of Washington and Chapel
Streets with engine, machinery, &c. Lot meas
sures 272 feet 10 inches on Washington street, by
PA feet inches on Chapel street.
ALSO,
MUD OR MARSH LOT opposite, measuring 81
feet on Washington street. by 176 feet deep on
south llne afrOrding by means OF an elevated
bridge or slip over Washington street, convenient
access to and from mill to water. Ihe ABOVE
property Is admirably adapted for cotton press,
phosphate or other manufacturing purposes.
For plat and other particulars, apply as above
at our office No, So East Bay street. nov18 thS2
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l Two NEW HALLs.-It is not generally known
that the building Of the Academy Of Music will
contain, beside the theatre, two large and COM
modious halls fronting on King street. These are
on the second and third stories, the latter being
the largest with galleries on three sides and fully
capable OF seating one thousand persons COM
fortably. Offers have been made for these halls,
but Mr.. Chadwick has not closed with the parties
onsring. The halls win be flushed in superior
manner, and be in thorough ,eping with the en-
tire building.
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CHOICE L1oUoRs.-Mr. John B. Togni has
Just received fine assortment Of choice liquors,
cigars, tobacco and fruit. Among the former Is
an article known as Velvet whiskey, Of ripe age
and rich bouquet. It can only be compared to
tAe s'yocai velvet, Of the New York blondes, and
nine drops win make the fortunate draughtsman
feea ike playing on velvet the rest Of his life.
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VIII be sold on THURSDAY, 25th instant, in front
Of the Old Customhouse, at II O'Clock A. d., pre-
clsely,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND,
situate on the western branch OF Cooper River,
and known as "Buck Hail." now the property OF
837 48-lOO acres, and two Tracts Of Pine Land,
known as "Three Mile Head Tract" and "Tartle-
berry Tract" containing respectively 216 and $50
acres.
Terms-Half cash; balance on credit Of one
year, interest from day Of sale, payable semi-an-
nualiy, secured by bond or bonds OF purchaser,
and mortgage OF premises.
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srEAM ron LIrEnpnoL-Messrs r. n

STEAM FOR LIvERPOoL.-Messrs. r. Mure
& Co. cleared yesterday the British steamship
Darien Captain Peters, for Liverpool, with 1853
bar, sct iSll.ll cotton, 1904 bales upland cotton,
Ii iicrc;> .ic., 20 hogheadS tobacco and 1SO tons
ouusii Carolina phusphatcs. We are pleased to
notice among the above cargo O small Ship
ment OF choice Carolina rice. The Darien
will he Immediately followed by the steamship
Marmora now on her passage from Liverpool,
and near at hand.
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TIE SOUTH CAROLINA CLUB.-A meeting of
young men, in attendance upon the Fair from
different portions OF the State. was held In Colum
bis, on Friday evening last, with the view to the
organization OF q society for the purpose Of pro-
noting social intercourse amongst the gentlemen
of South Carolina. The society, under the name
Of the "South Carolina Club, was duly organized
ny the election of the following officers: William
T. Gary, Edgeaeld, president; Wade Hampton,
RIchland, J. s. Hayward, Coleton, Paul Haskell,
kbbeville, william d. Aiken, Fairfield, David
HemnhilL Chester, vlce-presients; Wade Man.
ming, Rchiand, treasurer; K. E. Ellison, Fairfield,
secretary. An executive committee, composed
of the offlcers was charged with the duty. OF
drafting suitable constitution, and Of perfect
ing arrangements for an anniversary ball. 10 De
river BIZ the club OH the OCCASION OF and IN con-
rsgiou wltn'the next Fair OF the South Carolina
Agricultural and Mechanical Society. Gentlemen
desiring to become members will forward appn-
cations 70 Mr.. Wade Manning, at Columois.
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THE UNITED STATES CoURT-HoN. GEORGE s.
BRYAN, PRksIDINo-In BdnkTuptCy-The Judge
approved OF the following appointments Of as
signees: W. G. Shumake, assignee Of ]. W. Nor.
wood, OF Greenvlle, and J. B. Fowler, assignee o.!
w. A. Cheek, of Laurens-
The following petitions for final discharge were
referred to Registrar Carpenter, viz: Ex parte W.
D. Lee, J. NJ. Wooddel, II. g. Crabb and J. Il. Lee
Of Marlboro.
The petitions OF J. R. Cochran, Of Anderson, and
Garren & Shell, Of Laurens, for final discharge,
were referred to Registrar Jaeger.
Certificates Of final discharge were issued,
under the seal Of the court to the following per-
sons viz: w. C. Allen, OF Beaufort; John Wiley,
Of Darlington; w. Fl. Burgess, W. NJ. Reese,
Ormsby Banding J. Chandler, ]. Meyers and D..
A. Foxworth, of Sumter.
Elk parte D. ]. Winn, In re Joshua Meyers Peti-
tion for sales Of chooses In action. Order Of sale
granted.
In the Circuit COURT. and T. Greene vs.. The
Bank Of Georgetown and Manning & Deforrest.
Bill for Injunction to restrain the creditors Of the
bank, Messrs. Manning & DefOrrest, from pursu-
ing suit at law for the amount Of their claims.
VIM. Whaley, Esq, for Manning 4 Deforrest. A
greater portion Of the morning was consumed in
hearing argument after the conclusion Of which
the Judge ordered substantially as follows:
That the president and directors Of the Bank Of
Georgetown do account fully for their admins
tratlon OF the assets thereof, and surrender the
same, together with any title deeds OF real estate.
property, real, personal and mixed, all evidences
for the payment OF money, including bills notes,
bonds, other chooses in action, to r. E. Fraser,
the duly appointed receiver, on giving bonds with
personal security double the amount OF the present
value OF the assets, the same to be approved by
the Clerk OF the Court. The said assets to he do
llvered to him, to be collected in the most expedi-
tious manner.
1t was further ordered that the Clerk of the
Court act as special referee to notify all claimants
to prove demands, all creditors being restrained
from instituting any suits against the bank.
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For AN IRRrTArED THROAT, Cough OR Cold,
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" are offered with
the fullest confidence in their efficacy. They have
been thoroughly tested, and maintain the good
reputation they have justly acquired. AS there
are limitations, be sure to obtain the genuine.
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CRUMBs.-George Curtis has been appointed
a magistrate for Beaufort District, and A. l..
Bristow for Darlington County.
The threatened nandaHlus on the City Council
calling upon them to proclaim an election for Al
dermanic vacancies, has not yet seen light.
The Injunction against paying money on the
Corbin claim has not been served on the Mayor or
City Treasurer.
Divine service will be held to-day at most of
the churches, in accordance with the Presidents
proclamation.
The heavy rain of Tuesday night choked up the
cutters in nearly every part Of the city, and they
now need the attention OF the street brigade.
On wednesday the oath instant, the stockhold-
ers OF the Planters and Mechanics' Bank will go
into an election for four directors.
The meeting of the stockholders OF the Charles
ton Bank will be held on the 23d instant. The
reports Of the president and board of directors
will be read, and efforts made to resume active
business.
Theodore F. Bunch has been appointed captain
of the night inspectors at the Customhouse, and
not night watchman as reported.
Its stated that the additional force Of Custom
house employees will be needed to prevent the
importation Of morphine.
The Marine Hospital property has been trans
ferred from the charge Of the Freedmen's Bureau
to Messrs. A. Toomer Porter, G. A. Trenholm and
S. L. Bennett, as special trust, for educational
purposes, on condition that pupils shall not be
excluded on account Of race, color or previous
condition.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Blue Ridge Railroad Company will be held to-
morrow, at 70 NJ, at the Mayors ONCE.
The freman's table, washington Lodge, is the
centre OF attraction at the Fair and the competi-
ton is quite lively. 1t is hard to say who will wiz,
as all are in earnest.
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CHANNEL OYSTERS, larger and more deli
cious than the mill pond, will be delivered at the
residences, from the oyster farm, foot of Bee
street, commencing Friday, the 10th. The places
where orders can be left are designated in the ad
yertisement,
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BUsINEss N0TIC YES.

THE NEW OPHRA-HousB.-The success Of the
new opera-House is certain, because 1t is next
door to Won Santen's famous Bazaar, No. 22s
King street. The three principal places OF attrac-
tion for strangers are: The Masonic Fair, the
new Opera House, and last, but not least, "Santa
Claus Headquarters" Won Santen's Bazaar.)
Our country friends should visit this last named
establishment by all means.
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AuxDERER ARREsrED.-The Norfolk Journal
Of Tuesday says: Captain Hicks, Of the Charles
ton Is Cl police, arrived in this city on Saturday
night. In search OF negro named Willis German,
charged with brutally numbering h. H. Bradford,
q merchant OF Charleston. Captain Hicks report
ed the case to the Mayor. who detailed Of1cer
Merchant, one OF the most skilful and deter
mined Of our police, to assist in working up the
case,' which was done In very short time, and
the fugitive from justice was arrested at one OF
the low doggeries on Union street. German viii
be taken back to Charleston for trial"
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A NEW MASONIC TsMPLE.-The Grand Lodge
has authorized the Charleston Masons to mort
gage their present property, raise money and
erect Masonic temple. It is expected to cost
about $so,Ooo and Will be one Of the most impos-
ing structures In the city.
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( THE EAST BAY FIRE seems unquenchable.
The heavy rain OF Tuesday could not subdue it,
and last night the flames burst out with such
force as to endsuger the adjoining buildings, and
cause dire forebodings in mercantile circles. The
Vgfans boys were notified, and after an hours
hard work u was decided that the fire was 30
thoroughly dead that there was no danger of q
resurrection "a Phoenix.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPHs.-THB NBws Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
envelopes.
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A VALUABLE CARGo.-The brig Mary N.
Francis, which was cleared on Monday last for
Hayre, by Messrs. W. Roach Is Co., has on board
three hundred and sixty bags sea island and
eight hundred and eighty three bales upland COT
ton, valued at $50. .2S5 besides lot Of South Car
olna phosphates and rice.
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS Dus.-Mr. r. s..
Bruins, who has SO ably filed the position Of n.
W. Grsnd Secretary to the Grand Lodge; tender
cd his resignation. and refused repeated solicita
tops 20 allow his name to be used for reelection.
Tbs Grand Lodge, justly appreciating the merits
of the retiring ofcer passed resolution to pre-
sent him with a suitable Masonic jewel as token
of their esteem
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Will be sold on THURSDAY, the 25th day OF No
vember instant, In front OF the old CustonhOuse,
at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, precisely,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND,
situate on Wadmalaw Island, In Charleston Coun-
ty, measuring and containing 200 acres, more or
less; butting and bounding north on Wadmalaw
Sound, south on lands Of Joseph s. Whaley, east
on lands OF George Scharlock, and west on lands
OF Edward LaRoche.
Terms-One.third cash. balance on credit OF
one and two years, with interest from day Of sale
secured by bond OF purchaser and mortgage OF
premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. +. w. ID. MACkEf, ,. U. U.
nova th4
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TIE MILLS HOUSE, heretofore 80 well and
favorably known, has been rcopencd for the ac-
commodation OF the public. It has been newly
furnished in elegant style and Is kept in such
manner as to merit the patronage OF the travel
ing people. noyl3
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SERIOUS Aoo1DENT.-On Friday, the 18th in
slant, while o young man named Malachi Hagan,
In the employ Of Mr.. James G.. Padgett, OF Cole
ton, was greasing an iron sugar mill his right
hand was caught by the oogs, and before the mo-
don could be arrested, two OF his fingers were cut
or and his hand crushed In frightfrl manner
In his eiorts to relieve himself an artery was
torn from his arm about ten or twelve inches in
innOfh
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Aurtisn GaIes--fntnre Daps.
By BOWERS & SHCOX.
A NEAT AND WELL BUILT HOUSE.

Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 2sd instant at II
O'Clock, in front Of the Old Postoffice, corner
East Bay and Broad streets,
thereon, at the corner of kutledge avenue ana
Morris streets. The House contains four square
rooms, two attics, dressing room and pantry;
throughout. Kitchen has two large rooms
lathed and plastered. Lot measuring "a feet on
front, and back line 36 feet by ITO feet deep, more
or less. On the Lot is large grape arbor, ng
trees and nower garden.
Terms-0ne-third cash; balance In one year, Sc
cured by bond and mortgage, with interest at
seven per cent, or from one to three years at ten
per cent. interest. Purchaser to pay B. d s. for
all papers and stamps. nov18 thstuS
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SURVIVORS AssocIAroN.-The Survivors
Convention, composed of delegates from the diff
forent associations throughout the State. viii meet
as1 P. n. to-day. The object Of the convention
is to form central association or grand lodge,
ana elect Officers for the same. number OF
prominent ex-rebs are In the city and will pres
eat at che meeting. banquet will be given 10
the evening.
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BUGGY, COACH, and all styles cart harness fo
sale low at Chapeau & Hefrron's, No. eS Meeting
street. next to Mills House. n0v18
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~ GOOD PAssAGE.-The new bark Annie Tor
rey which sailed from this port on the 18th 0cto-
Der for Liverpool, reached that city on November
18th, making the passage in the excellent time Of
about twenty seven days. The A. T. was loaded
by Nessrs. w. Roach j. CO.
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TYrATR,cA1-Mark Read and Miss

THEATRICAL Read and Miss Florence
La Fond will be here to-day. Manager Ford with
the Chapman Sister Troupe is also expected. Mr..
OTIS Burlesque opera Troupe had made arrange
menls to perform at the Hibernian Hall next
week, but it is doubtful If the contract will be
fulfilled. The Newcombe Minstrel Troupe will,
however, positively open on Monday night and
the Fair will be a thing Of the past.
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DaArH OF DIR. BouLwARE.-Dr. James R.
Boulware, . highly respected and worthy citizen
Of Fairfield County, died q. his residence near
cladden,s Grove on the 18th instant.
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BY J. FRASER MATHEWES.
1OO SMALL FARMS AT AUCTION.

IUU -
viii be sold at the Old Postofice, on THURSDAY,
oath November ut IL O'Clock. to the inquest DID
ders,
One hundred FARMS, adjoining each other, con-
taining from ono to eleven acres Of Land situated
nn the Savannah and Charleston Railroad. Edisto
River, and public roads around Jacksonboro' Dc
not. laid ont into lots and streets plat Of which
viii he exhibited OH the day OF sale.
Thc abDye Lots will be s0la separately.
Terms-Ope- half cash; balance In one year, with
interest from day Of sale, secured by bond and
mortgage OF the property. Purchasers to pay
j. F. Mathewes for necessary United States inter
nal revenue stamps and papers. 0ct25 mthle
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, HON. r. B.
CARPENTER PRRsIDING.-The following cases were
tried:
John Kline, assault with intent to kill and as
sault and battery. r. S. Tbarin, ESQ.,, for the de-
fence. Guilty OF assault and battery. This was
q case OF assault by Kline, an employee OF the
City Hospital, ON Carr, sick patient. The latter
was beaten with a strap, but several Witnesses
including the City Physicians, having testified
that the blows could not have produced death,
as the patient was in dying condition previous
to the attack the first Indictment was Withdrawn,
and verdict OF guilty rendered on the second.
Joe Bailey-horse stealing. R W. Seymour,
ESQ.,, for the defence. Guilty.
Jake Roblnson-breach Of trust and larceny.
W. ]. whipper for the defence. Guilty.
Thomas Rooney-burglary and larceny. G. r
Walker, ESQ.,, for the defence. Not guilty.
Caesar Small-assault with intent to kill, and
assault and battery. Guilty OF assault and bat
terry.
The Grand Jury returned true bill in the follow
ing cases:
James Henry alias Bull Head-larceny Of notes.
George Blain, Lemuel Cox and James Kelly
highway robbery and assault and battery.
Emma ampbell-larceDy.
John Morrisey assault and battery.
Theo. F. Bunch-assault and battery.
No bill was returned In the following cases:
Susan Fishburn, Pauline Fishburn, Tabby Will
nams and Pompey virgil-assault and battery.
Susan Brooks and Nay Brown-larceny and lar
ceny OF notes.
Emma Thompson-assault.
Nero Washington-larceny.
Alfred Singleton-assault and battery.
Rachel Smiley alias Stephens assault and
battery.
Charles Cunningham and Frank Simmons
burglary and larceny.
A verdict of guilty Of murder in the first degree
was rendered In the case OF the two NixOns. in
dlcted for the murder OF Charles Richardson all
COOred.
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make during the year, and which may be OF gene
raj interest to the craft.

make during the year, and which may be Of gene
raj Interest to the craft.
On motion, 1t was
Resolced, That Society Hill Lodge be allowed to
abolish its bylaws and adopt those OF the Grand
Lodge.
An amendment to Article 10 OF the Constitution
of Grand Lodge was read the first time, and laid
over till the next regular communication.
An amendment to Article 1o4 OF the constitu-
ton was read once and laid over to the next an
nual communication.
The report OF the Committee on Special Charity,
reporting the amount expended in charity, s7o5,
was received as information.
The following officers were subsequently ap-
pointed:
Senior Grand Deacons-Bros. z. B. Carwile, II.
Covington.
Junior Grand Deacons-Bros. Charles P. Town
send, G. N. Jordan.
Grand Stewards-Bros. D. E. Gilchrist, OF Mar
ion; T. A. DeLorme, OF Sumter.
Grand Tyler-Br0. - Wilson.
Grand Marshal-Bro. P K. Coburn.
The session of the Grand Lodge was marked by
great harmony, aud has resulted in the accom-
plishment OF much for the good and benefit OF
the craft.
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CITY IRIS .
Meetings This Day.

Union Kilwinning Lodge, at Z T. N.
typographical Union, at half-pass +. M.
Pnnnix Fire Company, at half-past 7 P. n.
Survivors, Association, at Up. n