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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-24
STEEPLE CLOCKS.

HNHE subscribers respectfully inform the
n public, that they have, at considerable
expense, furnished themselves with complete
sets of superior Tools for tho manufacture of
SteepIe Clocks, which they are constantly
manufacturing, and solicit share of the pub
lie patronage. All Clocks put in operation by
them, will be warranted to perform in a supe-
rior manner. Z. HORTON & CO.
Stafford, March 10. tito
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-24
Post Riders Notice.

G kNE year having expired since the subscrib-
~ er commenced carrying the Worcester
Newspapers, in order to have settlement with
such OF his subscribers as have not paid, bills
are left at the following places, where those
who are indebted are requested to call and set.
tie them: In Leicester, at the Post Office
Spencer, at the Post Office, at Wilson's tavern,
and at CIRCUITS and Hills stores North Brook
field, at Carey's store; N. Braintree, at Weth.
erells tavern; Hardwick, at the Post Office,
at Paige's and Ruggless taverns, and at Paige s
tavern at the Old Furnace; Oakham, at the
Post Office, and at Conart's store; and at Good
ellis tavern in the north part of Spencer.
" Fer the patronage heretofore bestowed
on the subscriber, he renders his grateful as-
acknowledgements, and requests continuance OF
the same. DENNY s. MOVES,
Oakham, March II.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-24

~ YHNHE subscriber offers for sale
fSSssiR n the valuable Satins.t Facto.
R ry, situated in the town of Med.
uA way, q recently owned by Messrs
ELIAS q SANFORD WHITING, and
carried on by them under the firm of the Med
aoay WooHen Manufacturing Company. Said
Factory is situated on Charles River, but 25
miles from Boston, and about the same distance
from Providence, in one of the pleasantest villa
ges IN the Commonwealth. On the premises
are two distinct water privileges, and connect
ed with them about Is acres Of excellent Land.
A four-story Factory and Saw Mill on the upper
privilege, and on the lower privilege Factory,
two stories high, and Dye House connected,
with water wheels, gearing, &C., in good re-
pair. There are near the Upper Factory, two
blocks Of Dwelling Houses, "a tenements each)
Blacksmiths Shop, Wood Shop, &c.
The basement story of the Upper Factory is
occupied as Machine Shop, and is furnished
with complete set of Lathes, Engines, Vices
and other Tools, for making Machinery In
the other three stories there are four Double
Carding Machines, two Billies, four Jennies,
and twenty Looms, with Picker, and all other
apparatus for manufacturing Satinetts. In the
Lower Mill, three large Copper Kettles, Cop
per Straner, two Mapping Machines, four
Shearing Machines, Press, Pulling Mill. and
other apparatus for finishing Satinetts and col
oring Wool. Also, three Spinning Frames, ga
spindles each) Cotton Picker, Speeder, Cards,
Drawing and Dresser, with apparatus complete
for making a supply of Warps for the Mill.
The Machinery is all in good operation, and
possession may be had on reasonable notice to
the present occupants. The whole will be sold
together, or separate, as may be agreed. An
opportunity, it is believed, seldom occurs for
investing money so proftably as may be done
by the purchase of this property.
If not previously sold at nrivate sale the
whole will be offered at AUCTION on TuEs.
DAY, the 9Th of Aprl nert, at one o'clock, P. M.
Sale on the premises. For further particulars,
apply to said WRITINGS, near the premises,
OBED BAKER, Esq, of Dedham, or the subscrib.
or, No, 6 Broad-street, Boston.
ISAAC PARKER, Assignee.
Feb IL wv
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-24
TyIer's Remedy for the
Pill Els.

TENHE efficacy of this valuable Medicine
III in cases of external and internal honor
rhoidal affections, has been abundantly proved
and established. 1t is offered with the fullest
confidence as remedy that viii effect speedy
relief IN all cases ofthis nature. That this med
icine will etfectually remove the cause from
which the piles have arisen, is fully demonstrate
ed by the numerous testimonials Of persons who
were cured by it many years since, and have
had no return of the disease.
OF Druggists can be supplied NTH the above
Medicine, by applying to Samuel Tyler g Son,
NorzUich, Comm and also Of James Green g
Co., Worcester, General Agents. They are
also for sale BY +. Lamb, Worcester; Dir
sy g Broom, Oxford; aud p. BeHais, Dudley.
Oat. 90, 1899. eolN43
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-24

HABIT. If we cannot stop where we
will, and who dare say he can step and re-
main impassiVe to the goading of imperious
habit, why, in the name of reason, virtue,
and humanity, should we ever consent TO
be guided by her Especially when the
utmost advantage that can be promised is
an occasional forgetfulness of self-a per.
version and debasement of the noble facul-
ties of our nature. Let parents mediate
this question profoundly, when they allow,
and even teach their children to drink wine
from their glass, or sip the few drops left
in that of their guests; or, because the lit
tie things are puny and delicate, measure
them out an allowance of weak brandy and
water, Or porter. Let them reflect on the
consequence of attempting to overcome the
natural timidity and awkwardness of youth,
by persuasions to drink the health Of this
lady, and that gentleman, or to toast the
| political chief, or celebrated wit ofthe day.
Would they see pictured before them, with
more than mimic power, the scenes which,
| by a neglect of this caution, they are pre-
pairing the future man to act, they have but
TO step to the window opening 10 the street
or highway, and they will see figure reel
ing along in all the decrepitude of age,
withoutits yeaEs-the senselessness of idiot
ism, without its harmlessness-the sport Of
the idle, and the pity of the thSughtful-in
fine, a confirmed drunkard
| Journal of Health.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-24
.ASSiGnee'S Sail.


XK7ILL be sold at Public Auction, on the
w premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of
April merit, at 8 O'Clock, P. NJ, on a liberal
credit, alarge two-story brick Dwelling House,
Store, Wood House, and Shed, with other Out
Buildings, all nearly new, with an excellent
Garden, and about two acres of good Land ad-
joining, situated at the north end Of the Com
mon in the center Of Temp!eton, being a good
stand for Tavern, for which purpose it was
originally built and occupied for several years,
or Store, as it has been occupied as such for
six years past.
.4Lso,-a small new House, Barn, Wood
House, &C., with about one acre of excellent
Land, adjoining the above described premises
All the property of MOSES BOND assigned
70 THOMAS BOND for the benefit of his cTedi.
itors.
Also, at the same time, number Of doubtful
demands, and quantity of Lumber, and all
other property remaining unsold, belonging to
said assignment
For further particulars, inquire Of THOMAS
BoED of Springfield, or call and view the
premises.
D. GILBERT, Attorney
March 3, 1880. for the Assignee.
P.S. All persons indebted to Moses BoND
are hereby called upon to make immediate pay.
ment and all those to whom said Bond was in.
debted on the Sd day of June, 1928, are requested
to present their claims and become parties to
the assignment before the eighth day of April
next, as at that time dividend will be made
and settlement of the assignment take place
Templeton, March 8, 1880. 6w9
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-24

WM. H. HOWARD gratefully acknowledges
Inc liberal patronage which he has heretofore
received from his manufacturing friends, and
cneeriuily recommends the above named gen.
s.einen lhis successors) as worthy of patronage,
chinists. 90 -."-
w; IL. H. would also give notice that, hay
ing OBTAINED Letters Patent for an Improvement
IN the Broad P0toer Looms. he has disnosed of
the suIuo Ine above named WHEELocK q
PRENTICE, for the term of two years and
hereby cautions all persons not TO infringe upon
SAID Improvement, upon penalty Of the law pro-
vided for the same.
Worcester, March II. 6w#I1
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-24
TO MANUFACTURERS.

VIE subscribers, having taken the Machine
II n Shop. heretofore occupied by WILLIAM H
HOWARD, IN Worcester, and having, also, pur.
chased of said Howard, the right of building his
improved PoaOer Looms, hereby give notice
Inat tney are now prepared to build and furnish
rover Looms OF any description; warranted to
10 o. the best workmanship and construction,
March IL.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-24
Journal Of Health.

ADVANTAGES OF SeUIEr. A gentleman in
the south of Ireland received visit lately from
party of Rokites, who were armed with sticks.
He had just time to seize pistol, which he
cooked, and presented towards the party "Be
of" said he, "you set of villains, or I'll shoot
one Of you at all events, have my eye upon
him at this moment" Luckily for himself he
was blessed with that happy and pictorial OBJ
liquity Of vision which caused each particular
ruffan to fancy himself to be the marked man,
and they withdrew without obtaining the spoil
they had come for.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-24

There is not, perhaps, more unnccountable
weakness in human nature than this, that with
regard 20 religious matters, our animoaties are
generally greatest when our differences are
ieast.--MdsoR
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-24

The vanity Of young men, in loving fine
clothes and new fashions, and valuing chem
selves by them, is one of the most childish pieces
Of folly that can be, and occasion Of great pro-
fuseness and undoing Of young men. Avoid
curiosity and too much expensiyeness in your
apparel, let your apparel be comely, plain, de-
cent, oleanly, not curious nor costly it il the
sign of a weak head.pisSe, to be sick for every
new fashion, or to think himself the better in Il,
OF the worse without it.--9ir MatLhelp Hall
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-24
IyIer's Vegetable Family
PILLS.

YEN1E efficacy of these highly valuable
N and incompatible Pills has been fully de-
monstrated by long experience, and by the tes-
timony of many eminent physicians, who have
used them in their practice for more than TWEEN
ty years. They are pronounced superior for
their kind and beneficial effects on the human
system, to any other yet offered to the public
more particularly for all those affective COM
plants mentioned below-most of which are oc'
casioned by bad, DISTRACTED, or superabundant
state Of the bile, frequent or nervous head
aches, costive habits, jaundice, or bilious state
| of the stomach, dizziness, foul stomach, dys-
pepsia, or indigestion, sickness at the stom-
ach, loss of appetite, fatulence, gripings, chol.
10, dropsy; in short, for every disordered
state of the stomach and bowels requiring ca
thsrtic medicine. Those afflicted with aGy Of
the above complaints, are requested to pro-
cure one box on trial, which will satisfy even
the most skeptcal of the superior virtues oil
these pills Their operation is mild, and yet
! they eifectualiy remove all distinctions of the
bowels, strengthen the stomach, and excite the
appetite, with little disturbance in the system.
These pills contain no mercury, but are prepar.
ed wholly from vegetables, and there is no dan
ger attending the use of them to either age or
sex, under any circumstance where physc is
necessary.
OT Druggists can be supplied Nth the above
Pills, by applying TO Samuel Tyler g Son, Nor.
1cich, Conn.) and also of James Green s. Co.,
Worcester, General Agents. They are also for
sale By Ed,oard Lamb, Worcester; Direy e
Brozvn, Orford; and p. Benis, Dudley.
Oct 90, 1899. SOlyAS
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-24
.Assignee's Sale Of Satinett
Factory, &c.

- WNHE subscriber offers for sale
1S55s1R N the valuable Satinett Facto-
tn. ry, situated in the town of Med.
u&A way, &recently owned by Messrs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-03

We have letter from Serv inisrIirens
sssrce, tsays the New York Journal OF Gem.
mewe,l dated Loadon, April 9th. yh;eh
makes no mention OF the negotiation con-
corning the Colonial trade,-from which we
infer that there was nothing nav to comma
nicate. The letter announcing the fs;l.rs of
the negotiation, 10 will be resonected, was
dated April end. The London Morning Her
aid Of the 18th says, "Nvhilst the Americas
delay making any concession themselves, they
trust that their Ministers 10 London viii tsazs
our Government 10 admit them to a partiei.
patton Ia the West India trade. against which
the Council and Assembly of New Rrun,uick
nave peuhoned the CroWz ia tho strongest
terms"
The smcunt Of daty paid on Tobacco fast
year in the kingdom Of Great Britain. Ire.
land and Scotland, amounted to 2,s5g 900
pounds sterling.
THE above is sample Of the practice OF
nation whose liberal, enlightened, and gen.
srous dostrinss are 50 warmly recommended
to US by the anti tariff gentry. They raise
an annual revenue Of twelve millions six hun
drsd and ninety three thousand nine hundred
and sixty dollars. equal TO half tbs annual
revenue Of the L. States, by a duty or o,.s
Of our articles, ard then preach TO US liberal.
ity and light duties, and point 10 their own
Ed. Mar. Gail
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-03
llErtract ofo letter from Member Of Congress
to gentleman in this plaee, dated
&NAsu1NcrnN Nv o. 1914

Ertract of0 letter from Member Of Congress
to a gentleman in this pIoee, dated
WAsHINeroN, May 81, 1880.
The President has just returned the bill
authorizing a subscription of stock in the
Maysville and Lexington Turnpike ompany
with his reasons at large for his vsts. The
grounds assumed, are its unconstitutionality,
and the inability Of the Treasury 10 meet the
demands upon it. This measure has predu-
esd great classification among the Jackson
friends of Internal Improvement. They see,
eco late, that, under this Admnisti alton, that
system will DO abandoned Had the message
beeA received on yesterday, think hazard
little in saying the Indian Bill would have
been rejected On yesterday the President
Informed the House that he had good reason
10 believe the next arrival from Europe would
bring some arrangement with the British
Govcrnnent on the subject of the Colonial
Trade, and asking that some legislative pro-
vision should be made to enable him to act
during the recess. understand TO day, that
that arrival does not bring with it any such
arrangement, and that ii is not probable that
any such viii be made.
The proceedings ofthe two Houses of Con-
gress Yesterday Isays the National Journal
of Tuesday, will be found in another part of
our paper. Two or three bills were passed,
among which is bill making an appropria-
ton for the Marine Corps. which Was repor
tad yesterday from the Committee of Ways
and Means. The President has put his vsto
zen the bill for subscription to the stock Of
thew ashington and Rockville Turnpike Road:
The bills relative to the Light Houses. and
che Louisville and Portland Canal Subssrip-
ton. were retained by the President Other
proceedings were had, OF which an account
viii be found in our report; and about 10 o.
q lock. after session of six months. wanting
9 few days, Congress adjourned until tho fIst
Monday Of December Rsxt
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-03

coUTN.s o. :. g.isina,o,
n y ,s.i. $500
RNtORT OF THE DRAWING =, the
q = .har3'Ia=d Stase Lottery, NJ 4. fo-ias0.
s loda 1an5sr) iss sspiial Of $40. 40
1i0i pFira Of soo
1857 prize OF 90
$50, aS0l, si67, 1867, a5ss. nr;va. n 1oo
765. 2aTl. 5STs. sgs7. s7s5. '~'' " NV
sl55, 5l7s, 36ts. ss6s. $3.50 prizes If so
10, 1913, $3.50, o5Io, asa1
$40. 6i23. S5s7. 1900, Sase
Sosl, $500. 1917. 5Is9, 7Ie3 Sprizes Of 80
sos. 1874. slAs, 1901. s979
100 Of 80 'ssh, and 400 prizes Of IS each.
No U65s, <.i.v o0D .aU.isgE,P
having drawn The scpital Of TEN THAN
SASD DOLLARS, asreeably IL IN. ,ehsn,.
therefore, all the Odd .Nnasteyx. being ~
sndiag With eithsr l., s, d, 7.ey .
are s"ch estited to prize OF f;r. DIM,
ana IN sdd'tsa 10 whatever prizes the, NAV
have drawn besides
s9~lhe holders Of prizes are respestf,llv
requested to Wsssst thsn for PAYMENT. az
soos as II may suit their conventssss -
j. L. COHEN, Jr L. BAlTsTrpg
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-03
$1,000 DOLLARS.

s747 Prizes aresxtisgts sse ooo
Only 1900 tickets IN the scheme -,rha.
Pf1ss all payable in CASH, whieh a, .,,,,x
at CoHEN's OFTicE, can DO had TIN nao,nsnS
they are draws.
MODE or DRAFTING.
Ihs sua,bsrs viii DO put iato one wheel -
ssna' aAd In the other Will be put the urizes
sbocs the dissemination of five dollars. th.
drawing to progress ia tina usual rpauper-
Iks 5000 prizes Of i've dollars will be award.
ell TO Ia. tickets having the terminating 6p
are corrosI oadiss with sither OF the ternnns.
ting hgSrss Of the two fret drawn nuuaber.
OF different formations Ii ON ! 20 5 Inclusive.
ssd 10 the tickets with Terminating figures
corresponding with either OF the two Grse
drawn of different termin a ions frsln q ~ d
inclusive BY this mode OF drawing thg
hsldee OF five tickets ending with the fis.-
ures to 5 Inclusive, or to O INCLUSIVE. win
be esstain ofebtssa,rg al Isast Iiseo P.isss and
may ars,c Ssvsm
WholeTickets, $500 Quarters, t1.a5
Halves, $50 Eighth. Gsetsy
e. ORDERS either By mai! (post pain
or privass conveyance, enclosing the Cash OF
prizes, WI ssce1 tho same prompt and pans-
tasl attention ~ il On persoGal appssstioa
Address
il. COHEN, Jr 81 BROTHERS.
Baltimore, June 3, 1880 kctts,aerads
9vS Tha Register eosg ss.t,ing iks O,ssa. lisn
wih be Jor7oarsed grst.s, s~ssea,essiy aftm.
the sraeEtss 10 those 1to may request a.
q AW ECTICE-Ihe subscriber has RAJ
u q movsd his Odico from Ais dwellings
House TO he snsii i,ack Bui.aiag recss!lY
occupied IA an Office by Moses r Hus.>g
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-03
NEW NODE OF DR.s,Yg,,u

FEHiE Holder OF Five Ticket. or shares z
n whl be ssrtain of obtaining al Iesst t,ca
p'rss. snd mar draw SEpEsNy
sHsR II~qyND SITE LOTTERY.
No ., for lS50--'Fs bc arawn IN ths r;ty oc
baihmors os W El3NESDAY the 3oth June.
hIohEST PRIZE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-03

a AW NcTICE.--Ihe subscriber has rsA
Ed movsd his Odice from Ais Dwellings
House TO he smell Back Dui.4iag recen!ly
occupied an Office by Moses It Hus..g.
CliAS. J. FAULKNER.
June 3, fSSo.--3t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-03

APPoINTMENTBY THEPREslDENr,
b. cad =~!A shs Gzscs cad esas-sai II shs Ssnaas.
WHO'LL NAxcY. Of Maryland. Sskci!ss Of
the Treasury.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-03

The "London World" o. the elst April,
says, Thousands of the most industrious.
upright, and Skilful men of this couRiry. are
emigrating 10 America." These are the very
nsn we want.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-03

'On! Natures ncSIest giFt-my gray geese quill!
Slave OF my thoughts, obeaient to ny will,
"rorn from thy pareas bird to form q pen
aIhat mlRhiY instrument .-s lille mani
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-03

Tho denomination Of Mokpreu NJ. NoAH
was yesterday acted on by the Senate. The
votes OF the Senators vera % to %. and the
sasans vote of the Vice President eoafyynsa
the nomination. Thus has Mr.. C,LHous,
through the dignissd course of the President
OF the United States in watching the Sena-
tors. and finding ont who were absent or
sick, made second appointment, from the
'''nereenn,y squadron" of the Chief, who dis
dams while he uses him according to tho
schemes of the Premier.-.Na. jon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS


fntsyirana -Senate--( Patrick. Henry and Pitt
sy!vania compose the district Con w. S. Cabcll
Is SIcc'cd III the district without opposition.
=, uo9,e OF Delegates, (2)-Nncent W,tchers CO,
liams gil. " u
ton. ~ fP
House OF Delegates, (s)--James II Gholson* go
yohn u Shell' 2Is, James N. Fletcher 1863, Edward
Is. Hicks l23.
flu'an"a.-Senate, IL. G. Winston 3oi--no oppo-
House Of Delegates, (r)--Darret G. PAYNE Io7,
George S,illman 100 "
Ba'h.- House OF Delegates, lll--Terrclt Of, Per.
singer 81, Taylor e5
Orange Senate, Dsde 1872, Slaughter ~. Ma.
olson yet to be heard from. Dads CT votes ahead.
House ofDeicgates [Il DAVIS 4ai. Barbour Iis.
we hear that Mr.. Barbour intends to contest IN,
election. N Wv
Gregory .. 500
House Of Delegutcs.-Scgar* 1873, HuJp,ns 70.
M'aIieseX and Mathews send one Delegate
hmg UFtiam -Sonale-Atu:stcad96 /. Dabnev
Go, Gregory 81.
House ot Delegates -tl)-Pclard& GIG, Dabnev
1856, WIN. Gregory g
Not IN the last Legislature.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29

thereto re, you determined TO take no mart ma kjior
IN me election to conceal from the public eve, tho
g.arng ana n-gous Inconsistency, bctw ecu tie adj
e'e OF me Editor and the conduct of the rnan-be-
Wen 'Iis' editorial ddcice which recommended it to
the people of Virginia to choose none but jackson
m,s"' anu mat secret resolution of the individual
NOS hnchic' to vote against the Jackson candi-
uc SIR has been your conduct, not unfairly stated
or unchari,aby interpreted. Let the people of V,r
S'na' whom You have long trIlrd with, but who vii
hhd you out a, last-detcrminc which challenges tn,
preference, the double dealing OF the Editor, or th,
calculating cunning OF the man.
y SeptcMber 23.-Edsl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29
From The Baltimore American, Of oe,,b., D.


Vhe celebration by the citizens of Baltimore or, bo
recent triumph Of liberty 10 Francc which ind boon
deferred since the 10Th instant in conseoncnco or
inc incement state of the weather was held on Mon
cay Ias'' The occasion was marked by n very oene
RAJ suspension OF business among all classes Al dav
Dresk the irI cooured flag Of France was displayed
WIN thot oitbe United States at the summit of The
washington Monument and other elevated points
'Iu also al the various public establishments nd ma
ny private houses In the city. The members Of tho
inherent military corps and civic associations were
surrng at an early hour and each as It pleed ITS
numbers marched TO ts allotted position IN the pcne
raj iine formed east Baltimore street with its pb
resting on Bond street. The entire line having been
Completed agrccaby TO tho arrangements here ofore
puolshcd, the Procession moved forward about elc-
ven O'Clock The several military corps of cavalry
iniHhiry and rlemcn parade constituting the First
DIVISION were IN front The officers and prvates all
wore The tr cooured cockade, and several of tho
panles had also appropriate badges on the breast
The second Division was led by The mcu,bors of
The General Committee Of arrangement ON Coot :
they we're succeeded by the Association of Printer,
th:s hoHourab'o post at the head % TIE civic line he