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PR0p2%AT.E.
PR0FQSllS For MILITARY SUPPLIES,

DEPOT GUAM EnMAsrkh's oFJ1cx,i
ll1a dlfasu.a., FuisAuulphts, hpnl &, ls75.
ata1cd F.'pasal. IN duplicate, With upy Ut ttts i'd.
ataghod ~ each. r1l be tgocrud At 4s o..
teh ultt! a1u. Aay ts7o. iur iu.ntsnsaE ,he III ID
nacs Department. "h tao following
III upifssa ss.. Cap. 500 c4mp.,,a n.t. a. oeo
Forass Cap, eut ce..r. psiFs Noosa ns"oxaaxs
0voEai.. shoe. Is ~ Vooiun saksl e 10 p.ifs VIII.
ISnt; ~ aos SctuhsinS nsu,ae. ,.rd'
1900 y:'d ssss tsla shlssns Fssuei % e. 10 SsSs ss4t:
Sslusod c9t;oI :ans; Holme Hursv. IA Plnm,s
Sssd; I'D b9ad, Top flses. A. Pinmo S9ckats Ks&s
paa, Metal Dss md F1sss Gap Ornaments Gt:.csas
i'..: IT. G:ats irs" a HsanS AZ is,s Tun Eod. Iacf
Tista. Haon Wsdainx hPosl Goioo. B,~tny silk siik
Ex&. nIatH aud Curt OF sAt1au. u1lon. III Buttoas
ariiess xili be zutieet Ia rigid Inspection, .pd
ht1ae1s ss1 n9rmod tnAt full carnPiacs viii spsct.
sston, w bo lnsatsd upon and that article iase:or
Experiment fosctya: tha right TO reject any Of Ill
hid. ao requested for tbs lslitefy VI the sfciss
4 PhslAdopa!a tsttersouvo. lad. and also 1t SIN
brAnCl4Sn ~
pserpacs will b. Given "a article. o doue,,fo ora
dueon And msaufactuso. conditions Of pHee and quality
haesoau ptuaaetlua and MsautAoturn produced on ha
ras.ho coatt u ths e4lsu Of thu consunpilo rsaurs
BY The p4b!to sctT1rB thers.
iclns xhch 10 b. nssd In Tbs Statc4 and Ter.
ta1ass q tao PseS eoast will bs received md inspected
Est .,a. Il a:,a :r9, .t t.
pssa fe5 aitAJ huppl.os," and 4ddroaod 10 tbs ia.
RUFUS aAxTt,N, Deputy q. III. General.
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OUR BOOK TABLE

TME New ORLEANS MONTHLY REVIEW, January.
1875. Daniel X. Whitaker, LII. D., Editor and
Proprietor. New Orleans: Clark 4 hofeline,
Printers, 112 Graver street.
| We are indebted to the editor for copy OF the
January number Of this sterling magazine, and
| gladly welcome lis return to our table, from
which it was missed during its Temporary sus-
pension. We are glad to learn that liberal sub
scrption lists, paid in advance, were secured by
the enterprising editor during his recent absence
from the city, which will secure its regular pub
LEGATION henceforth.
This home enterprise deserves encouragems mt
at the hands Of the friends Of Intellectual culture
and Southern progress Dedicated to the sd-
vancement of Literature, science, commerce,
industry, government and the fine arts the
present number is devoted impartially to these
tributions from Mobile, Atlanta, Biloxi, etc in
addition to the usual editorial and other home
talent.
The leading article is discussion Of ques-
| ton of government-an able review OF the
speech Of the Hon. Roger A. Nils, Of Texas, on
the civil rights bill.
| As affecting the reorganization Of American
society, this question lies clearly within the
province OF the journalist and reviewer, and 1t IL
here ably handled. As the magazine is non-parti-
san in politics. an equally clear and logical pre-
sentation OF the other side OF the question would
doubtless be accepted by the editor, and might
| be welcome to some of his readers. In the inter-
ests Of science we have an exquisite satire, en-
I eAtlOu NAACAoAe6da. pAAOoOliiAC1i 00AOs
lation from the French remarkable production,
savoring of the METAPHYSICS scientific 'Stories Of
Ininity," of Camille Flammarion, with somewhat
| of Jules Verne's imaginative verve.
'Three Days Among the Head Waters of the
Savannah" is fine piece Of scenic description,
| while "A Peep into the Past" is tantalizing bit
Of historic and literary lore. We hope to see
more pages from this antique aud unique jour
| nal. '.Atala' and authors Read by our Grand
mothers" are continued. Judged by the standard
Of Northern magazine verse. the poetry of the
Altogether. this number is one upon which edi-
tor and contributors, printer and publisher, alike
may well congratulate themselves. We must
especially commend the topographic execution,
which is vast Improvement upon previous
ment. The type is clean and clear, the paper
fine the execution admirable, errors are "few and
far between"-but little more than an occasional
inverted letter
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THE TWO TRAVELLERS.
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

-
Twas evening. and before my eyes
There lay landscape gray and dim;
Fields family seen, and twilight skies,
And clouds that hid the horizons brim.
Isaw-or was it that dreamed
Awaking dream FL can not say;
For every shape as real seemed
As those that met my eye to-day.
Through leafess shrubs the cold wind Kissed,
The air was thick with falling snow,
And onward through the frozen mist
saw weary traveller go.
Driven Der that landscape bare and bleak,
Before the whiriing gusts OF air,
The snow-Aakes smote his withered check,
And gathered on his silver hair.
Yet on he Jared through binding SHOWS,
And murmuriGg to himself he said:
THE night IL near, the darkness grows,
And higher rise the drifts tread.
"Deep, deep each autumn flower they hide;
Each tuft OF green they whelm from sight;
And they who journeyed by my SIDE
Are lost in the surrounding night.
81 loved them; oh, no words can tell
The love that to my friends bore;
We parted with the sad farewell
Or those who part to meet no more.
tsAnd I, who face this bitter wind,
And Ger these snowy hiliOcks creep,
Must end my Journey soon and find
A frosty couch, . frozen Sleep"
As thus he spoke, thrill OF pain
Shot to my heart; closed my eyes,
Andwhen opened them again
started with glad surprise.
Twas evening still, and in the West
flush OF glowing crimson lay;
l saw the morrow there and biest
That promise Of a glorious day.
The waters, in their CLASSY sleep.
Shone with the hues that tinged the sky,
And rugged cliff and barren steep
Cleaned with brightness from on high.
Into tue slowly gathering night;
With steady step he held his way
Der shadowy vale and cleaning height.
marked his firm though weary tread,
The lifted eye and brow serene,
And saw no shade of doubt or dread
Pass Ger that travellers placid brow.
And others came, their journey Ger,
And babe good night with words OF cheer,
''To-morrow we shall meet once more:
lis but the night that parts US here
Sand l." he said "shall sleep ere long
These fa ling CLEANS will soon be gone
Shall s,eep to rise, refreshed and strcng,
In the bright day that yet will dawn
heard; watched him as he went,
A lessening form, until the light
OF evening from the armament
Had passed, and he. was lost to sight.
Atlant,c for February.
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Bacon, Pork and Dry Salt Meats.
zoo, 900 Gear Clear Shes PiSlss'' 0'e'' ND ''''
1000 lbs Dry-sat SHOULDERS,
$1,000 ;. Dry-salt HAMS,
80 casks BACON, Clear Sides.
40 =. BACON, Clear Rib Sides
40 BACON, Shoulders,
50 boxes Sugar-cured BREAKFAST BACON
caDvased and uncanyAsed,
80 tierces choice S G. canvased HAMS.
80 choice :. G. uncanvased HAMS.
200 choice Refined LARD-N. Schaeffer
$50 bbs choice Refined LARD-N. Schaeff.r.
80 half bbls choice Refined LARD-N. Scilaeffer,
800 kegs choice Refined LARD-N Schaetfer,
100 tierces prime Steam LARD-Hy. 4Ames,
500 bbs. standard MESS PORK.
100 half bbs. choice PIG PORK -
so bbs RCMP PORK.
y 300 packages Spiced PIG FEET-kits, kegs and
half bbls.
Is packages Western and Goshen BUTTER.
In store and for sale by
BYRNES & BRO,
ja24 st &c POytras street.
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Jennie June says it is now no longer a secret
that Miss Anna Dickinson has left the platform
and is studying for the stage. Undisnlayed by
the reception which Miss Kate Field met with,
and by the hard work which seems to be in store
for her before attaining the coveted position,
Miss Dickinson works bravelv and she will
make her debut probablg as " Joan Of Arc" a
character for which she has the greatest admira-
ton. New York is not to be honored by being
the scene of her debut; it is to take place under
the auspices of Mr. Arthur Cheney, of the Globe
Theater.
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FOR SALE.

IGOR SALE-A No. grocery, situated at the cor
y ner of Eighth and st. Dennis streets Fourth
district Any persOn DESTROYS of purchasing a gro
Gerry, doing good business would do well by apyy-
ing at said place Cause of retiring ill health
LNOR SALE-vERY Iowa splendid summer
Il or winter Residence in Biloxi, adjoining
Pradats Hotel 1t has about two hundred feet front
on the water, and runs to the back bay-abont one
der cultivation. The largest and finest shade trees
in the c"untry-lve oak and magnolia-are in the
yard; one hundred and fifty fruit trees orange.
peach. apple, pear and plum, Tho dwelling ont
houses, tihouse and large wharf are in perfect
good order, and do not need any repairs at all To
parties desiring it, it will be sold or rented for term
OF wears. furnished or unfinished. Apply to AT
BOWLING: % Poydras street. or address J. %.
bho" N, Biloxi Mlss ia20 eOd1m.
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I. o. O. F.

!. o. o. F-New Orleans. Jan. ID, 1875
Office OF the Grand Secretary X. w Grand Lodge /.
Lodge, l. O. O. f.. Of Louisiana will meet in Annual
Session on TUESDAY EVENING, 26th inst at I
O'Clock, in the Grand Lodge Room Odd Fellows
Hail. Camp street. +. w. DELESDERNIER,
jazz Grand Secretary.
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In the polite Indian circles out West the wore
has gone quietly around, "Heap fun. Mucl
scalp. Phls gone to New Orleans. Whoop bel
up. Coh !'-E0chestey Democrat
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED OF MARY ANN
l. COLLINS. who left New York in 1867 and
came to New Orleans. Any information of her will
be thankfully received by her brother John Collins
care New Orleans Picayune Office ia24 It.
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Fancy and staple dry goods now offered by
Messrs. Lewis & Jamison at prices SO low as to
invite competition Of all other stores in the city
in the same line. The retail and jobbing lots in
this establishment will be sold at very moderate
prices. Therefore if you wish exceedingly good
bargains call at l26 Canal street, and you will
be served by the most polite and accommodating
clerks.
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TOHN Mc1iAINS-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
Dealer in Groceries, Teas Wines, Liquors, Etc.
Nos. 572 and 574 Magazine street,
Opposite Magazine Market and 40 Washington street
corner Fulton, Now Orleans.
Goods Delivered Free Of Drayage. ja24 st
SEED RICE
400 barrels Carolina White and Honduras, from
fresh 'ands. Address
F. W. JOHNSTON,
ja24 At" Buras. Plaquemines Parish, La.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

( HEAP BOAkD-reduced rates.-Owiny the pycy
~ ent poiIticai m:sf0rtnnes and commercial depres-
and single gentlemen with rooms and superior board
including three meals per day at $50 per month Lo
catioh ~ltbm few minutes walk OF Canal street
ererces exchanged. ia9i -.
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Orleans Fire Company No. 21-A special
meeting of this Company will be held at the Engine
House on SUNDAY, 2ith inst, at 10 O'Clock A NJ
Members requested to be punctlal in attendance
BY order of the President
JOHN LEMONNIER
ID. BISHOP Secretary. ia22
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Office Of Firemen's Charita BILE Association,
Special meeting MONDAY EVENING, the 25tl
inst, at clock, in the hall Of Louisiana Hose Com
pany. C. C. FLANAGAN
ia23 Secretarv
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immense reductions in winter goods. Great
clearance sale, NJ. L. ayrne Il Co.
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kNOR RENT-A six room Dwelling with store
1 room. Is in good repair and will be rented very
low TO good tenant One block from the ears. For
terms inquire at No. 439 Fourth street between ST
Patrick and st. David streets ia22 oas
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II you want a fine kid glove. either for party or
street use. just go to the Prince of Glovers,
kreeger, 149 Canal street, and there you can pro-
cure the best and cheapest in the city
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BANK NOTICES.

|
The Louisinna National Bank of New Or.
leans New Orleans, JAN 81 1s75-At the annual
| reetng Of stockholders held the 18th inst. thu
following named gentlemen elected directors
J. F. D. LANfER THEODORE HELLMAN
THOMAS L. AIREY, HENRY G. MILLER,
WI. FRIERSON. RICHARD PRITCHARD
JOSEPH II. OGLESBY.
Subsequently, at meeting tor organization, Mr.
JOSEPH II. 0GLEsBY was unanimously reelected
president. "A A. LURIA,
ja23 lw Cashier.
Mechanics and Traders Bank New
Directors of this Bank held the 18th current, the
following Directors were elected to serve for one
ATG AUG BONN, THos.. A. ADAMS,
THOS. LANGRIDGE, J. A. BLAFFER,
T GAEhK I k1dHG GFSEK KfS1,krs
And at a meeting of the board held this day,
Mr.. AUGUSTA BONN was unanimously elected
Presi ent.
ja2l 1w MOSES HARRIS. Cashier.
State National Bank-New Orleans, Jnnu-
airy 20 ls75.-At the regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of this bank held January 49, 1875 the
following gentlemen were elected directors for the
SAM: Ii. KENNEDY, VT BLAKEMoRE,
SAMUEL II. BOYD, ALFRED MOULTON,
S. FRIEDLANDER, HARMON DOANE,
'o'''i : julius vA III IN '1NoANi'
And at meeting of the directors same dav, Mr.
Samuel III. Kennedy unanimously re elected
President. CHAS l.. c. DUPUY Cashier
ja21 1w
MutnaI National Bank.-New Orleans. Jan.
uary Is. 1S1.-At election held 18th inst in this
Bank, the following named gentlemen were duly e ect
ed Directors for the ensuing year. viz
Z. MASPERQs JNO r. HARDIE,
AD0LPH MEYEB r. FoURCHY.
4: y k h3SwoErH' 5G MAN Wi cE
LLOYD r. COLEMAN
nd at the meeting of the Board this day Mr. p.
FOu RCHY was unanimously reelected President
and Mr. JOHN I. HARDIE, Vice President.
ja19 ct JOSEPH mitchell. Cashier.
To the Stockholders Of the La lilln's Fireless
Engine Company formerly the Ammonia and Their
mo Specific PrOpelling Company of America) New
Orleans, January 16, 1a75-Notice is hereby given
THAT meeting of the Stockholders will be held on
TUESDAY, the 10th day of February. 1875 at II M,
at the office of the Company. Important business
will be submitted to them and full attendance is
requested.
Further notice is hereby given to the stockholders
to present their Certificates of Stock within the
next thirty days from this date at the office of the
Company, No IS Baronne street, for the purpose of
having new certificates issued to them in place of
the present, as required by the amended charter By
order OF the Board b. L. MILLAUDON
JAZZ oaw "a Secretary
Citizens Bank OF Louisiana, New Orleans,
Dec 81 le14-The annual election for Seven Directors
OF this Bank to serve during the ensuing year will
be held at the banking house on MONDAY, February
!, 1873, between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and 2 r. NJ
JAS. J. TARLETON,
jail st oaw Cashier.
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ENOR RENT-A modern built two story DWELLING
IL house containing seven large and airy rooms
gas and fixtures large yard front side and rear and
convenient to and markets. will be rented to a
desirable patty at price to suit. For further mar
ticuars apply on the premises No PA Washinct n.
near BaronIie street Also desirable cottage con.
tanning six rooms, large cistern good yard. etc
ja54 1t
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DDwELLs ACADEMY OF MUSIC

Last week of the greatest of American actresses
Miss LUCILLE WESTERN supported by the popn
lar actor. Mr.. w. II. VITALITY, and the Acade.
my's Talented Dramatic Company.
Monday and Tuesday Jan. 13 and 10 the powerfnl
play entitl d LEAH THE FORSAKEN, Miss West
ern as the Jewish Maiden, Leah; Mr.. W. H. Whalley
the Apostate Jew.
Wednesday. JAM 20, complying with the many an.
plications, Miss Western will repeat EAST LYNNE,
Miss Western in her great speciality, Lady isabelle
and Madame Vine
Thursday JAN 81 last representation of Miss West.
erns great creation, Nancy Sykes, in OLIVER
TWIST
Friday, Jan. % Farewell Benefit to Miss Lucille
Western.
Saturday, Jan. 90. Last Western Matinee.
In activepreparation NlrAugustin Daley s UNDER
THE GASLIGHT. ial7 If
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The prices of A. NJ. Hill, for fine watches, can
| not be excelled for cheapness in the South. The
great cheap store for pure jewelry and fine
| prietor.
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All prices reduced at Pierson & Hews's, 10 ard
Is Camp street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATER.

VARIETIES THEATER.
Director. JOHN f. OWENS.
Business Manager THEO. HAMILTON.
LAST WEEK OF MR. LAWRENCE BARRETT
Supported by I. W. DAVEY'S
SUPERB DRAMATIC COMPANY,
Monday Evening, January 25,
vii DO presented Shakespeares great Tragedy OF
JULIUS CESAR.
Tuesday ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Wednesday Matnee-THE MAN O'AIRLTE.
"Wednesday Eyening-THE DUKES MOTTO
MONDAY Next-JOHN +. OWENS. ja24 If
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A comfortable Cottage containing
IL six rooms, corner Milan and Prvtania streets.
Sixth District, two squares below Napoleon av enue
ana one square from ST. Charles street. Apply at 80
BarOnne street. ia24 IT.
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Time Of Departure.-The Nail Train BY the Great
jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
OF Calhope street ct O'Clock p. NJ connecting with
al fast trains North, East and West. Pullman Pal.
ace Cars on al trains. iy4
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!. COMPREHENSIVE.

NOPARTNERSHIP-Th undersigned have +b;.
~ day formed partnership for the purpose ~ 10
ing cotton and sugar factorage and general
zion business under the name and stvIa If lofty =
z: G. WILLIAMS and successors to the Iata 3 -.
near st. Charles. oon ouoe1
JOHN WILLIAMS
c. G. WILLIAMS.
-" "s JANUARY g. $50 ia3 I'm
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RAND FANCY DRESS AND MASKED BALL
PROMENADE CONCERT,
to be given by tho
YOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
ST. PATRICK'S HALL,
Mnrdi-Gras Night, February 9th, 1873.
Committeeof Arrangements
John r. Jaeger, Chairman.
Adolph Billet, Harry r. Otto
Chas H. Schenck, j. A. Strasser.
TICKETS. THREE DOLLARS.
Application for ladies invitations can be made bS
applying to John r. Jaeger, No. liz South Peters
street; +. Lalmant corner Claiborne and (;asouet.
Jos Bein, 80 TchoupitOulas; w. Runerth corner
Charities and Cust0mhouse and j. A. Msdll,po cor
ner Magazine and st. Mary. wa
No application for ladies invitations will be re-
ceived unless iutorsed by member of the ssocia-
ton.
Proposals for Bar and Restaurant will be received
by John H. Jaeger No. ls South Peters street be-
tween Common aud Gravier, until the 29th inst
:. do 6tSuAtd
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BALLS.

GRAND FANCY DRESS AND CALICO BALL,
To be Given by
Jefferson Grove. M. IA, U.A. O. D.,
Of Sixth District
IN HALL OF HOME HOOK AND LADDER
FIRE COMPANY No 1,
Marengo, near Magazine street, Sixth District
On saturday Evening, Feb. u. 1873.
For the Benefit of the Widows and Orphans Fund.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
p. A.: N. Gerstner p. A.: PHI Draube; N. A.: j. S.
Alfred; L. Kryder; PHI. Lorch
Applications for ladies' Invitations may be made
to any of the above committee
The Hat Room Bar Room and Restaurant win be
sold at auction at the Hail. Sunday. January 3lst
at IL NJ ja24 1t
SUBSCRIPTION BALL
INDIvIsIBLE FRIENDS C0AIMANDERY No. l.
JACQUES De MoLAY COMMANDERY No. 2,
ORLEANS COMMANDERY No. 3,
Under the auspices of the
GRAND CoMMANDERY KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
On Wednesday Evening, january 27. 1878,
EXPOSITION BUILDING.
BOARD OF MANAGERS:
Sir j. q. A. Fellows P. G. NJ.
Sir Joseph r. HOrnOr, Il. L. &. C.
Sir Rufus L. Bruce Z. Cen
Sir John A. Peel V. 4. d. G.C.
Sir W. L Stanford. Z. G. G. G.
L.
Sir j. g. Fleming, p. +. Sir l. w. Homan p. e.
Sir S. Hopkins, Jr., P. SirS Aston. Jr., G..
Il. Z. Sir A. j. Armstrong.
Sir Berry Russell, +. C. Sir A. +. cleveland.
Sir Geo SOule, T.. g. Sir u. X. Graham.
Sir D. A. DePaa. '
JACQUES DE MOLAY NO. z
Sir j. A. Stevenson d. &. Sir James b. Scot, p E. c.
C. Sir Robert Strong, C.G.
Sir D. c. Johnston g. Sir Geo. w. Race.
Sir John II. Ludwigsen. Sir Charles Chafe.
Sir II. N. Thayer Sir b. j, Montgomery.
Sir 4. A. YOrke. Sir j. H. Mitchell
Sir David Hughes
Sir W. r. Whitaker, p. Sir Geo Baldey p E. c.
&c. Sir T. Baker G. g.
Sir JnO. II. Clark, Pc G. Sir w. s. Benedict.
Sir }. A. Walker. Sir Harmon Doane.
Sir Albert Baldwin. Sir L. Fl. Gardner
Sir Il. Heath. Sir W. II. BOtnger.
Sir J. J. McGinnis.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
1ndivisible Friends No. l. Jacques de Molay No. 2.
Sir G. W. Carey. Sir Albert Eyrich.
Sir e. Bell Sir Fred. HOlyland.
Sir K. M. Ivens. Sir E. G. Billiard.
Sir W. +. Cleveland. Sir X. G. Eyrich
Sir ID. "A. DePas. Sir Frank II. Wilson.
Orleans No. 3.
Sir e. e. Adams, Sir Th0s. Henry Jr
Sir !. j. Rodgers, Sir Louis Power
Sir JAS Fl. ROthwell. Sir Thomas O'Conner
Subscriptions will be received by the above board
of managers the Sir Knights OF the different CON-
manderies to whom application for ladies' invitations
should tie maize
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS
Sir Joseph H. DeGrange, p. G G., Chairman
Sir Sam. M. Todd p. &C. Sir Harvey Cree f. c.
81 A; hero, Jr, IT, Sir w. L. Stanford, G. c.
Sir J. w. Carey, Sir John w. Madden, EE
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