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CONGRESS.

f'Tvis tie u. s. 2cleg,aaA Of Decor5er o.
In the Senate, yesterday, EDITIONS were present
ed by MessrS. Benton, Dgchner, and johnson.
The bill TO enable tho President to cxtimgujsh the
Indian titles TO lands in Indiana, Illinois, and
Michigan, and the bill confirming TO Joshua Kenne.
dy tract of land in che city of Mobile, were sew
orally read the third time and passed. MIR. BEN
ton gave notice ofhis intention &c introduce bill
to reduce the price OF public lands. The Senate
adjourned over to Tuesday
In the House ofRcPresentativcs, yesterday, after
the usual presentation of petitions, variety of bills
were reported and acted upon. Among them was one
introduced by Mr.. C.-son, from the Committee on
Naval AiIai.s, to compensate Mrs. Susan Decatur,
the Widow Of the late ConnodoTe Decatur for the
services renderedby her husband in the destruction
of the Glgaic Philadelphia at TriPoli. 1t was
read twice and committed. Mr.. McDuIio, from,
the Committee Of Ways and Means, reported
the General Appropriation Bill for 1882; which
read a first and second time, and referred to 4
Committee of the Whole on the state Of the Uui-
Nearly thirty private bills were passed, and
large number were forwarded through Com
mittce of the Whole At three o'clock, the House
adjourned till Tuesday next.
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The only business Of Importance done in the
House of Delegates to-day, was the appointment,
by the Speaker, Of Committee to take into con.
sideration resolutions from other States respecting
the amendment to tho Constitution Of the United
States, limiting the eligibility of any person to the
Presidential Office to one term. Messrs. Newton
Brown, Bruce, Summers, Chandler Williams,
Bryce of Goochland, Mcllhaney. Faulkner,
Witchcr, Pcndjcton, Moore and Morris are on tho
c Committee.
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The following is an extract OF Letter tn Nom
Der Of the General Assembly.
Hor-syrrxes, Dec. IL, 1891.

SrR-In the letter I addressed you few days
since, promised TO write you again upon a sub
ioat in which I fclt considerable utercst-uot di-
rcctlv pecuniaTv interest, bat arising from an
anxiety for tho welfare and prosperity Of orr coun-
try, aud disposition TO foster audabe enterprise
herever ! End it,.
vii! be presented petition by Porter g. Bcden for
the reduction Of the tolls they are compelled to
pay upon tho State Road between Clllaghcr's and
the Ohio a similar petition was before the House
at it's last session and after meeting the approba-
tiop Of the Committee TO which it was referred
vas lost in the House by few votes, to the utter
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1ItS.st

This morning, IoHN HAWKINS, Sen. in the 5sth
year OF his age. Ei9 friends and acquaintance are
requested to attend his Funeral morrow morning
at 10 O'Clock, without further invitation.
Yesterday morning, at half past 5 o'cl rck nj bis
seat near Richmond, Mr.. rgILir HAxALG, in the
CID yesr of his age.
On Sunday, 25th inst, Mrs. MARY W. MAR
SHALL, consort Of Chief Justice Marshall in the
Goth year of her age.
On Sunday night last, Mr.. ROBERT HuoHEs, q
native OF England
On tho morning Of tho Goth inst. at Belvlo nea r
this city, JULIA, only daughter OF Or. L. IL. Cabe,
aged years and months.
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TDe ComstittstgoEsg4 GEggItg.
Tssesagesy Eccsc5spg, Zee. 90.

p- The Telegraph of Saturday says, "Will Mr..
Ritchic permit TO convict him OF desire 10
go on Jorr;gn mission under his sign n
ual-or will he plead n breach of conihence?'!
Docs the General mean to iasinua,c that he has
the evidence of Mr.. RS sign manual for the fact, but
Is restrained from tho of it by the obligations
of conlidcnco7 So tho public seem TO understand
him.
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u The reader will find considerable interest in
the following letter.
From the Ncjo York Commercial Adrcrtiser.
IRON OUR CORRESPONDENT,


the following letter<-
From the Ncio York Commercial Adrcrtissr.
IRON OUR CORRESPONDENT,
Wasu1vGrey, Dec. 90 1891.
Although the present will unquestionaby be one
of the most important sessions Of Congress that
has been held for many years, yet tho business will
not probably assume worry interesting aspect until
after the festive season shall have passed, unless
upon some incidental questions. One Of those
Gual discussions arose in the Senate this morning.
which gave unexpected qualification TO crowd Of
spectators, hy bringing three Of tho giants OF that
body upon their leER-W Chster, Clay, and UaynC.
IN my brief letter Of Saturday evening, mention-
ed tho application Of tho importers Of Tea, for a
further reduction OF the duty that article You
viii recoioct by act of the last Congress, II re-
duCIon Of Che Tea duty IL to take place ihc lst
Of the ensuing year. But in consequence Of the
hourishiag condition Of tha Treasury, and ro5uc-
ton 81 the existing tariff of duties which must soon
take place, TO bring jha Of tho government
within It's expenditures, it is Thought by tg rmpoT-
tors, and very Just $, that all the reduction that H.
70 he made, should lie made at once, that tho trade
may be placed upon permanent footing. Ano-
theT argument in favor OF this course which has
been urged upon the head of TIE Treasury Depart
mCnt, and The Executive, by the committee OF iner-
chants IN the China trade is the fact ti.yt there ;s
but little tea in the market, and the qpan3i,v
IN the country is nearly all in bond, waiting for o
partial reduction which is 80 take place ths LIT
proximo. Consequently any further change Dat
is 10 take place had best he made at Uncc; for IL ~
not probable that another so favorable moment for
the reduction moment wheA tho amount OF the
article in market is so small, that none can 10 m
iuriously affected by Tho chanre-will soon occur.
But the argument was urged in vain. The anxiety
Of THO President 10 pay Oft the ontiro balance sf the
National Debt, "duripg my administration" out.
weighs every other cons.dcratiop-aud the NOR.
chants were not listened 70 10y tho cabinet Ac.
cord:ngIy Tr. Smith, o. Md. from the Committee
Of Was and Means of the Senate TO whom the
Memorial Of the Importers referred, yesterday
morning reported not only agninst The apphc1iion,
but by adopting Tire views Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, intirnaed that further reduction thc
Tea Duty is intended by the Government hereafter.
< The Report having been road
Mr.. Clay requested information from the Chair
man Of the Committee, whether it was his inton-
ton to suffer the report to lie upon the table, or to
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u Georgia after experiment of Is years,
seems disposed to abandon Penitcntary punish
ments. The House has passed Bill to abolish the
System, and it is expected tho Senate will concur.
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Sugar C09%p, fyngg, &c.
|99ilE eut.l ra-r iiss on h5nd aud Offers for
x sale, a. low fTrc :.
50 bk's rhc,p y. - snanra
10 d. rei:.~ -. Gr. = Do
zoo bags T. .s g-n-a coffee
80 - on Je.a @u
10 bros ~ J. aud n. o. 5oo!aosas
iv1o sacks J. v. 1900. SIZED s6!t
20 do g-oG9! slam do
10 Ces.:. Cr' nai.n
500 iJ, ar"ut-y ron and plough Ila'es
50 rh"s imperial and gnup3'r5sr tse5
20 boxes aud - 6biz Philadelphia starch
~ uDi- loo: and ;rrIp -ugars
10 boxc. 80 double 70 fnrd DO
10 s-gs salt p.;rc
100 bal. ) sra a -nistrads gin
= dD !Brcsarai. no Gao ,
30 c'sks genuine M1ogs v.0e
10 do :. hiaa.,Ta %
81 boxes bunch frsias
Q h,lns soft -hed airsoni8
30 boxes primo caosss
- boxes SOAP
DO kegs D'l crackers
30 nr-,a wotA boxes
IL drz Leading Ines aud bed cords
100 r,ama writing nGd wrapping paper
~ boxes o,u&nyy glass
- 10 talIuw ana sve-n candles
500 lie country 'anacG coal leather
1900 lbs Virginia cotton verus.
Alsc-Sp. r.n snd tanners oil indigo, mad
der, capDnTgF, alum, .!ls7'rc, p,V:rr. ground
and rare ginger, wth e variety of ether goods.
Cogufy m"rc~rurs aud aler5 will llcase
call and examine for themselves
JOSHUA !. Try,
Next door to Otis, Dunlap q Co.
oct Ats
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Al Mount Air, Thursday, the 22d inst. by :he
Rev. Francis Bowman, Mr.. SAHUEL G. ADAMS, Of
this city, 10 Miss iARrA j., daughter of George
Gillner, Esq. OF Aibenarle county.
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Tho Editors Of tho Wing are requested to an.
nounce, that pail viii he opened fer Robert a.
Mayo Esq. Monday roxt, TO represent the
County of Hcnrico, IL tic House of Delegates.
VOTER.
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Their, Clerk of Borlkley Superior Court, and not
Col. Shorter the compostor made it,
The law of the last session applying the same
scale of reduction to Clerks fees generally, with
out regard to the amount of business in their
Courts, appeared to very unjust measure at
the time 1t has proved most oppressive in practice.
Mr.. Faulkner in presenting the petition mentioned
above stated the following facts which authorize
this remark. Berkley's wealth and population en-
title her to two Delegates in the General Assem-
bly,. To tho Clerks of smaller Counties, the law
can scarcely leave enough to pay for their SAIL.
PETITION OF JOHN STROTHER
Mr.. FAULKNER remarked, in presenting that pc
Ilion, that it contained few facts, which, resting
as they did, upon the most unquesJionca authority,
he hoped he might be INDUCED in stating as thov
had struck his mind with great force, and might
perhaps equally influence the minds OF other gen
tlcmen of the House.
he was one of those who ut first believed, that
the act of the last session. reducing the con,pensa
ton OF Clerks, n beneficial law. He was now
satisfied that great m:sconception prevailed upon
that subject, and that law OF more ruinous tenden
cy, had not for many years, received the sanction
of that body.
The petition in his hand, contained striking
illustration Of it's injustice. The Petitioner was
Clerk of the Circuit Superior Court OF law and
Chancery, for the County of Berkeley and he would
say, more learned and accom- pS!Icd Clerk was not
to be found in this Commonwealth. He was reared
to the business from the age Of ten yoars and had
acquired minute perfection i'll all its details. He
had hitherto made out to support himself by the
business of his oice-yet, such had been the ae
ration produced by the recent reduction of the icos
that nc certain he would now be compelled to
resign his situation, and throw it into inconpo
tent hands, if some relief was not extended. The
fees of that Office, Judging by the last half year
and including the compensation from the State for
tho year commencing with the reduction of tho
fees, appeared by precise calculation, to be bat
S2OO52. This was designed to be in full for the
time, labor and skill, necessary to tho duties Of
that Office. If such he asked, the effect OF the
reduction in the rich and popuous County of Berlo-
ley, what must be its operation in smaller and more
thinly settled counties? He had known in adjoin-
ing county, (Morgan,l a gentleman to accept the
Office of Clerk of the Superior Court, and who,
after holding it few months, resigned it, stating
that the whole proceeds of the Office would not pa
his necessary tavern bills, contracted during the
four days that the Court in session during the
year
lie hoped that tho subject would be acted upon
promptly, and satisfied, if some alteration was
not made in the law of the last session, in less
than two years, there would not be found occupy
ing those situations, single individual of compc-
Aent qualifications and ability.
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On Saturday evening, Gath inst. by the Rev.
VIM +. Lee, Mr.. G.. WALDER, to Mrs. SAR,u PULL
$50, all of this city.
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Last evening, Miss aJARaAREr III. WATT, eldest
daughter OF George and Margaret Watt of this city
Tho friends and acGunntances of tho family are
requested TO attend her funeral from the residence
Of her father, tomorrow morning, at IL O'Clock,
without further invitation.
On Saturday evening last, Mrs. MARIAN GUIGow,
mother Of Mr. a. i. Guigon, Of this place, aged
seYcnty-fo
In Norfolk, on tho 25th instant, Mr.. Jonz NJ
AREIsrsAD, gentleman extensively and fnvorajly
known to this community. he was the noblest
work Of Cod--an honcft man.
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JNO. NJ. BOTTS.
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PROSPECTUS OF
The NATIONAL iNTELLIGENCER.
PUBLISHED IN THY CITY OF WASH NGrCS,
By GALES e SEXTON

ysNIE NATIONAL INTELLiGENCER is an old es-
4 tabished Journal, at the seat of the General Gov.
eminent. 1t publishes, originally, the Proceedings
and Debates ofCongress, and contains a more regular,
ftll. and accurate Report of these than any other paper
in The Union; it contains, also, the Acts of Congress,
ind all The State Papers and Documents OF public in
terest, laid before. Or originating in that body These
recommendations, in addition to the variety of other
information which is to be found in It's columns, con-
nected with the general interests of our own country,
With literature and science, and the affairs ofthe world
at large; together with the character Of fairness which
the paper has always sustained, make it useful and even
vsiu .bie to all who feel an interest in the concerns Of
this or of other countries ,
The iSrELLIoEScEa is published daily and tri-week
ly The Tally paper is 80 a year. or Sc for six months.
The Country lNrELL,GEscEn is published three times
4 week, with the exception sometimes OF 4 portion of
the recess of Congress. during which it is published
twice a week. at the pr!ce OF SIX dollars a year. pay
able in advance, OF four dollars for six months.
Washington, mar Is
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two, concluded his highly forcible and eloquent
appeal, in a peroration Of deep feeling and pa
thos, and in which, the sympathies Of his audito-
ry were completely enlisted, by expressing his
confidence that the Court would grant the in
Junction required, as the last stay and hope of an
unfortunate and much injured people.
The Court was considerably crowded through
out the day; some Of the Cherokee delegation
we're present-one of whom, of very intelligent
and respectable appearance, shed tears coPlously
during Mr.. Wirt's address. No one, when we
left, had appeared on the part of Georgia.
Nat. Jour.
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Anniversary of st. Patrick.

rglHE Members of the lIibernian Society Of Alexsn.
dris will take notice that the Society will IN 'et at
the Mechanics Hall on Thursday morning al 9 o'clock,
the 18th instant, (he anniversary of st. Patrick } The
business Of the Society "il then be transacted. and
about lO4 O'Clock the Society will move in procession.
csc orted BY the Independ' mt Volunteers. to st. Ma
rvs Church, where an Address suitable on the occa-
sion viii BE- delivered by the Chaplain Of the Society,
the Rev. John Smith.
Alta meeting of the 2ocie'y, the following resolu.
tipn was unanimously adopted:
"l'hv course of nature having deprived us of our
late ysncrNed President
Rcsoie.d by tbs Society, That, as atestimony of our
affection tor al, goodness, ard a recollection of his viz.
tues. the members, on the approaching anniversary,
wear Grape on the left arm fnr that day; and that the
Secretary publish the same in the Alexandria Gazette.
CHARLES MURRAY,
mar l5-St Secretary.
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HartAe MAN has for sale.

% HHDS West India and New Orleans sugar
OiB 5000 lbs refined do
1000 lbs Java, Rio, and Cuba coffee
50 hlds New Orleans and W. l molasses
Gunpowder, imperial, young Tyson, and pou
Chong teas
Madeira, port, Sicily Madeira, Teneriffe, and ma.
fa.a wines
Cugnac and Bordeaux brandy
Jamaica and New England rum, old whiskey
Gin, mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassia
Race and ground ginger, whole X ground pepper
Pimento, mustard, starch. Epson. salts, glue
Tobacco, powder, shot, raisins, currants
Almonds, spermsceti, mould ard dipt candles
White, brown, and Cast lie soap
Writing, straw and rag paper
Leiper & CARROTS snuff, indigo and fig blue
Copperas, alum. madden. salt petre
Nsckcrel, coarse and fine salt
Chocolate, ropes, rice, &c. &c.
mar 16-eolm
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This is IT, give notice.

VNHAT the subscriber, Of Alexandra county, in the
Il District Of Columbia, has obtained from the Or.
phans' Court Of said county letters Documentary on
the personal estate Of RICHARD KInBr. late of the coun-
ty aforesaid, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deocdent are hereby warned to exhibit
the same TO The subscriber, with the vouchers there
of, passed by the Orphans Court, on or before the 11th
day-of March, 1882, OF they may. by law, be excluded
from al benefit to said estate; and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day of March. 1881.
WESLEY CARLIN,
Executor OF Richard Kirby.
mar I-eo6t
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ID. &.
..oypsn1Y MORNING. M.4RcH le. 1851.


..r.n,,, .Louanl.-We were about ourselves
"s not;ce of this valuable American periodi-
- 'aAi 20" a friend placed in our hands the follow
a. =, which we cheertully give place.
I. mist be a matter Of serious regret TO every
1t # learning that a work conducted with so
REM Ut and which has done 50 much for the
nac" : sc,snce, as the American Journal of
aus md Arts, should not receive that abun.
.r0nort to which its merit and usefulness
.als il. The work was commenced IN 1918,
.oT ~. ,be direction ofits present able and talent
,TI;tor. who has been sustained ia his useful
" o,J,,us labors, almost solely by his "
iu sar;op spirit. and bis ardour in the cause Of
r.s during this whole period Of is years.
C"nsL has been conducted with faithfulness,
Us u ,OJustry and ability, and yet has done very
..Js more than paw the expenses of its publica-
.."' In effect in promoting the progress OF sci
onr own country, and its reception in
I'm countries. afford full evidence OF the high
,c,sr Of the work, and should render its pa
80 sufficient to place beyond all doubt its
.rs enn,ort. Ii is time, that IN 4 great and OPP
rsnt counIry like ours, a different splrit should
On 10 manifest itself. and that the labors OF the
'is,,ifc mau should be properly appreciated.-
g., ,,rty differences receive too great a share Of
.,n,',o, and assume an Importance in our eyes,
ob;rh ,hey are not entitled, while the cause of
tue and science languishes for want of en-
cement, Professor Silliman, and all
IN Sh, ike him devote their whole time and
.Sn,s n the GOOD cause of useful knowledge,
I..rx.well pf their country. Their labors and
arches. are devoted to the permanent and
40, hene6t of mankind, and their honorable
Lou,,, fame. is far to be preferred to the noisy
uncertain applause which attends the success
nj politician.
..By authority" The Telegraph gives the
IN,aing. which We extract for future reference,
I'd =. Indicative of which wav the wind is set
NJ:
..,o,in. we say, we have no authority to
,saI on tIi, subject, but We do deny that Mr.
,5boqn has ever written or uttered a word ia
.rius disunion. We deny this, not on his au-
.aor!q, but on our confidence in the purity of
i, public life and the ardor of his PATRIOTISM, and
On II, of repeated assurances OF his ardent at
,cbment to the Union. As to nuliiiication we
A. Authorized to say, because we have frequent
4, he,rd him declare, that Mr.. Calhoun's opln-
oa, conform to those of the Republican party of
ys, as expressed in the Virginia Resolutions,
iavn by Mr.. Madison; the Kentucky Resolu-
iaa, drawn by Mr.. Jefferson; and IN the judicial
kci,igns of Judge Mexican, in Pennsylvania.
&AS
The Supreme Court will close its present term.
gt understand, On Friday next.
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mar 11-eG6
this is to give Notice,

TNHAT the subscribers, Of Alexandra County, in the
l. District of Columbia, have obtained from the Or
phan's Court Of said county, letters testamentary on
the personal estate ofCRAyEN =. THOMPSON, late of the
county aforesaid. deceased All pers ms having claims
against the said dccedent. are hereby warned to exhi
bit the same to the subscribers, with the vouchers there
OF, passed by the Orphans Court, on or beioIe the l1th
day of March, 1882, or they may, by law, be excluded
from all benefit TO said estate; and those indebted
thereto are required to make immt date payment.
Given under our hands. this 18th day of March, 1851
ISRAEL. =. THOMPSON,
WV. HENRY THOMPSON,
ALBERT G. THOMPSON,
Executors of GRAY EN- 2. Thompson.
mar lI--polm
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M
WILLIAM JACKSON.
Lock, Scale beam, and Sn,ithS' BehOWs Manu-

w Liza n 4 n,
Lock, Scale-beom, and Sn,iths' BeNows Mnu-
,fact"rer,
- ETURNs his SINCERE thanks TO his friends and the
~ public for that support he has experienced since
his arrival in this place; and. at the same time, informs
them that he has removed from King to Fairfax street,
opposite DIR. Stsbler's Apothecary Store, where he in
tends to make and repair locks and keys Of every des
eruption; also, scale beams of every size and quality,
(commonest excepted W }. wishes to call III at
teutinn nf he psbiic to his beams in particular. to pre-
vent their FROM being imposed upon vii urjust import
ed ones, s.. he is able to prove that scarcely o,e in
twenty are just that are imported He makes smiths
belo as at every size, warranted inferior to none; old
ones re !eathered. Bells neatly hung; guns and Pi>-
tolls carefully repaired; watch makers wees repaired
and re GU; scissors, 'azcrs, shears, and knives groLnd
at the shortest notice, umbrellas and psrsso!s made and
neatly r, pared; glass, china and earthenware mended
oy crmenting, with Or without r,vetting
y. b. Persons DESTROYS of mending their own ware
can be ccommoia;e with the above cement. with Ill
rections for use, At l ! cents per stick HE makes
real pan backing, warranted not to iriure the lea
ther The tuil value given for old umbrellas, and
parisols; old brass, pewter, lead, copper, iron, keys,
SC. &C mar l6-1m
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sEr The subscriber having obtained from Jo-

sG~ The subscriber having obtained from Jo-
shu, shaw, III" original ps,entse. he exclusive privi-
ledge of vending, in the town Of Alexandria, his pa.
tent percussion Guns. Pistols, and rrnicfS. begs leave
TO Inform the pubic that he :&s just received from
PhllAde' phis a supply ct elegant warranted
Double and single percussion guns, fine extra
twis'ed bsrres, pa;eat breach, with god IA
blet aad plstinS bands, back action locks, sill.
yer and steel mounted
Pistols (steet and brass barre's)
Double loaded spring primers, warranted not to
corrode the cocks
Superior solid do DC
All orders for guns, pistols. or primers, thankfully
received and executed At The shortest aoiice, and up
on AS good terms as they Can Ue procured IN the Unit.
ed States
4 Merchants and dealers in AieXtndria sre hereby
notified that they may, for small consideration, obtain
licenSes Tor vending the above articles Without viola
ton flaw by appilcationLo
mar ID GEO WHITE.
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r.Aneniiom-The Alexandria Independent
Volunteers will parade at the market square ON = Pa
tricks day in the morning, % at 9 o'clock, for the pm.
pose of escorting the Hibern,an Society Of Alexandra
to ST. Mary's church. Winter uniform
BY order Of Capt. Crockett,
mar Is JNO DUNLAP, O.S.