ALEXANDRIA, VA.

linda September 25, 1876.


UNITED BROTHERS OF TEMPER
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The several Associations of the Order in the
District of Columbia and Stale of Virginia,
will please send in their returns TO the office
of the Columbian Fountain, Immediately after
their election of officers and representatives,
which will be held at the first regular meeting
in October, as il is important to have full
statement Of their condition before the annual
meeting of the Assembly on the 10th proxi-
mo. a E


The following brothers have been appointed
TO install the officers in subordinate Associa-
tions in the absence Of the Presidents, viz:


DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.


For No. l, Washington; Bros. y. L. Hen
shaw and r. P. Anderson.


For No. 2, Navy Yard; Bros. James Little
and H. f. Pritchard
For No. 3, Washington; Bros. Geo. Savage
and Edward Owen.


For No. 5, Georgetown; bros. James O'Reilly
and VIM. III. Craig.


For Junior No. /, Washington; Bros. Edw.
Owen and George Savage. OF No. B.


For Junior No. 2, Navy Yard; Bros. Hugh
f. Pritchard and James Little of No. q


For Junior No 8, Georgelown; Bro. James
O'Reilly and VIM. II. Edes, of No. 5.


VIRGINIA.
For No l, Portsmouth; Bros. F. A. Gun
ningham and G. A Scott.
For No. 9, Alexandra, Bro r. L. Came,
Jr. and VIM H. Carlin,


For No. 3, fredericksburg; Bro. Michel
Ames and NJ. w. Carter.


For No. / Junior, Alex, Bro. r. l.. Carne.
Jr, and VIM. II. Carlin.


BY order:


RICHARD l.. CARNE, Jr r, S,