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TRAVELLING
one tile Railroad.

ON and after Monday, the Both in
slant, the PASSENGER TRAIN will
leave the Depot at quarter paste, AM.
precisely. Passengers will thus have an
opportunity Of break fasting in Winches-
ter: aud it particularly requested tia,
all will provide themselves with tickets
in time.
ON Saturday, the 9th of May, and on
the same day Of each succeeding week,
an EXTRA TRAIN FOR PARTIES
OF PLEASURE, will start at 8 O. xIock,
A. NJ. Fare 20 Harper's Ferry and
back by this train at the low rate of one
dollar. -
Travellers by this route have now the
advantage Of reaching Baltimore or
Washington on the evening Of the sans
day they leave Winchester, and Rich
mond at 10 o'clock next morning.
j. GEO. HEST, AGENT.
Winchester, April %. 1888.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons having claims, Of apy
description, against the estate Of Samuel
NJ cCune, decd. are requested to bring
them forward. for settlement and paw
ment, without delay !; as the executors
must shortly pay over the residue of The
funds belonging TO the estate in their
hands, according TO the provisions ofthe
will, and will regard themselves as exo-
nerated from all individual responsible
ty, of any kind, in relation to those
claimants who may disregard this notice.
FRANKLIN MCUE,
WILLIAM w. BASKINS,
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
Exe'ors OF Samuel AZ AZ Cusc, deed,
Feb At
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IN CHANCERY.
NICH'S g. KINNEY, c. c.
Deer 81, 1888

VIRGINIA, to wit /: At Rules held in
the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superb
OF Court Of Law and Chancery for Au-
gusta county, December the Sd, 1885,
robert Hansbarger, plaintiff-against
James Alexander. Sheriff OF Augusta
county, as administrator with the will
annexed of Major DowelI, deceased
Ann, Coleman, Abraham, Major, and
Jane Vines. devisees OF the said Mas
Jor DoweIl. deceased, James Dowell.
Benjamin Dowell, and John Dunla D
and Dorcas his wife, late Dorcas Dow
ell, the heirs at law of the said Major
Dowell, deceased, defendants.
The defendants James DowelI. Ben.
Jamin Dowell, and John Dunlap and
Dorcas his wife. not having entered their
appearance, and, given security accord .
ing to the act of Assembly, and the
Rules of this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not
Inhabitants of this Commonwealth: 1t
IS ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here on the first day OF the next
term, ooh of June, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff, and that a COPY of
this order be forthwith inserted in the
Stanton Spectator for two months sue
cessively. and posted at the front door of
the Court house Of this county.
A copy-Tcste.
NICH'S c. KINNEY,c.c
Deer n, 1888
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Cash for Negroes.

] wish to purchase a number
Of Negroes of both sexes, for which +
will pay the highest cash price. ANY
communication promptly attended TO.
JOHN w. PITMAN
David a. Pitman, will attend TO any
business for me in my absence. J. W.P.
Stanton Jan % 1899
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Valley Turnpike.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

SEALED Proposals will be received
in Stanton on Saturday the 9th day OF
March next, until IL o'clock, Nj. for
the grading and Matchmaking the
Valley Turnpike from the end Of the
Goth mile above New Market to Staun-
ton, being upwards of forty miles.
The work is TO be commenced at an
early day, and completed within eieh
teen months from the lst of April next.
Proposals must designate the mile or
miles bid for, cost per mile, and the
time at which work will be commenced
Twenty five per centum upon monthly
estimates of work done will be reserved
as security for the faithful performance
of contracts.
The specifications may be seen at any
time at this Office, and will be exhibit.
ed, together with the maps and profiles.
and blank contracts, in Staunton, on the
day Of letting, and The two preceding
days, and the subscriber will attend to
give any information desired.
An Assistant will leave New Market
OF the morning of Thursday before the
letting. and pursue the whole route TO
Staunton, 10 give any explanations with
regard to the work. desired by persons
intending TO bid. He will also take
charge of the proposals of any persons
along the line who may desire it, and
deliver them in due time to the sub
scribcr.
No proposal from any one not known
to some one Of the Directors, or to the
subscriber, will be considered. unless
accompanied by satisfactory testimonials
of character, and pecuniary responsible
lily to meet the engagements he proposes
to contract.
Persons proposing for more work
than they wish to contract for must spe-
city the quantity they wish to have.
AS usual, the right is reserved to the
Directory TO put under contract the
whole or part of the above work.
Blank proposals may be had at this OF.
flee and i'll Staunton.
]. r. ANDERSON.
o Gull Engineer.
Office Of the Valley Road,
Winchester, Jan. %, 1889.
Rockingham Regis. Richmond Enq. and
Uhis, Country paper, } publish till day of
letting, and for,oard their accounts recent.
ed to the Treasurer, j. S. Carson, Esq. for
DGUneRt
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TtUes,fy-scUe9s .9cs.es OF Lanai,
ROCKFISH GAP TAVERN

The subscriber having purchased the
Tavern establishment. lately owned by
MIR. Thomas Bernard, at Rock fish Gap,
respectfully solicits share of the pats
ronage of the travelling public. The
buildings are new and in good repair
the stabling extensive-and he hopes by
a disposition 10 please, and attention to
business, to be able to render satisfa ction
at all times to those who may call on
him. B. F. FRYE.
Jan. 10, 1889.
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The subscriber takes this method of
informing his friends and the public gen
orally, that he has on hand at this time
several .NeaU Carriages, and one
good second hand ditto, winch he will
sell low. Also. he is prepared at the
shortest notice to finish all kinds of We
hicles in his line; and will repair Old
Work as cheap as can be done in any
regular Coach Shop in the State He
will keep constantly on hand some fin
ished work. He <eturns thanks to the
public for the patronage he has received
and hopes by attention to business still
to receive their calls.
JUDSON MACOY.
Staunton, Feb'y l 1898.
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IN CHANCERY

VIRGINIA, to wit At Rules held in
he Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
court OF Law and Chancery for Angus
"a county, December the Sd, 1885
John II. Peyton, executor of Samuel
Blackburn, decd, plaintiG-against
Ann Blackburn. widow of the said
Samuel Blackburn, deceased, Ben,a-
min Weir, George Weir. Hugh Weir,
James Cunningham and Mary his
wife. late Mary Weir, John Wilson
and Margaret his wife. late Margaret
Weir, James Gray and Elizabeth his
wife, late Elizabeth Weir, Thomas
Alexander and Nancy his wife, late
Nancy Weir, George Mathews aud
Phebe his wife. late Phebe Weir.
and - Rice and Susannah his wife,
late Susannah Weir, children Of John
Weir and Nancy his vile, which said
Nancy was sister Of the said Samuel
Blackburn, deceased. Andrew, Will.
liam. George, John, Edward, and
James Blackburn, James Movers and
Mary his wife, late Mary Black burn,
Thomas Snoddy and Jane his wife
late Jane Blackburn, and John Car
son and Nancy his wife, late Nancy
Blackburn, children of John Black.
burn, who was brother of the said
Samuel Blackburn, decentralization
Blackburn and Crazy his wife. late
Gracy Blackburn, Benjamin and John
Blackburn, - Davis and Mary his
wife, late Mary Black burn, John w al
lace aud Jane his wife, late Jane
Blackburn, - Derwin and Sally his
vile. late Sally Black burn, aud -
Miller and Aseneth his wife, late AS
eneth Blackburn, children OF Benia-
min blackburn, who was brother OF
the said Samuel Blackburn, deceased
-BenJamin, Gideon, Thomas, John,
Edward, Samuel, Jane, Mary, Eliza.
beth, Rachel, and Leah Black burn,
children of Robert Blackburn, who
was brother of the said Samuel
Blackburn, dec Nathaniel, Benis-
min. William, Thomas, Archibald,
and Samuel Blackburn, jun, John
Mathews and Rosannah his wife, late
Rosannah Blackburn. Henry Hoss
and Mary his wife. late Mary Black
burn, and Joseph Mann and Elias
beth his wife, late Elizabeth Black
burn, children OF Archibald Black
burn, whs was brother of the said
Samuel Blackburn, dec d-Benjamin.
Robert, William. Thomas, Elizabeth,
Samuel, John, James, and Archibald
Bay, children of Thomas Bay and f..
lizabeth his wife, which said Eliza
beth was sister Of the said Samuel
Blackburn, deceased. defendants.
The above named defendants, except
Ann Blackburn, and Samuel Blackburn,
jun, (son of Archibald net having en-
tered their appearance, and given secu.
rity according to the act of Asse emily
and the Rules Of this Court, and it ap.
pearirg by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this Com
moEwealth: 1t is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here on the first
day OF the next term. ooh of June, J
and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and
that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the National Intelligencer,
Richmond Enquirer, and Stanton Spec
tator, for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
posted at the front door of the Court
house OF this county.
A copy-Teste.
NICH'S C. KINNEY, &C.
Deer 81, 1888
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VIRGINIA..

Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, June
Term, 1897.
John Miller, Guardian Of the orphan
children Of Robert Miller. deceased.
Charles l.. Francisco. Guardian of the
orphan children OF Nancy Francisco,
deceased. and Andrew Warwick,
Guardian OF the orphan children Of
Margaret Cameron. deceased, plains
tiiEs-agsipst
Samuel Miller. Jere miah Miller, Frances
Miller, and Robert Miller, children
and heirs OF Robert-Miller, deceased.
Cameron Francisco, child and heir of
Nancy Francisco, deceased. Marga,
ret Cameron, child and heir of Mar
garet Cameron, deceased, infant heirs
and distributes ofSamuel Miller. de-
ceased, William Lewis and Mary his
wife, and Henry Kinagy, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
This cause came on by consent of the
parties to be heard this 2l.t day ofJune,
1887. and the bill, answers exhibits, and
dispositions. and was argued by counsel.
And the Court being satisfied that the
interests of the infant heirs of Robert
Miller deceased, require the sale Of the
lied House Tract OF Land in the bill
mentioned, containing $50 acres, being
the share OF the real estate of said Sam.
uei Miller deceased, after laying off said
Iron Works Establishment allotted in
partition by said Commissioner OF the
said County Court of Augusta to the said
infant heirs of Robert Miller, deceased.
and designated in the report of said
Commissioners as Lot No. J.. 1t is fur,
Their adjudged, ordered and decreed that
Samuel Clarke. who is hereby appoint
ed aCommissioner for that purpose. do,
subject to the confirmation of the Court
make sale OF the said Red House Tract
win the reservation as TO iron ORE sta
TED IN the tecretsl order Of the County
Court affirming said partition, on such
terms OF ayment, and with such securi-
~ thereof, as he shall deem most expe.
dent, end report his proceedings to this
Court together with his opinion as TO
the best investment of the proceeds of
such sale. And time is given the infant
defendants until six months after thew
shall have respectively attained the age
OF twenty -one years. 10 show cause, if
any they can, against this decree.
In pursuance OF the above decretal or.
DER, ] will receive proposals at my Office
W the town OF Staunton, for the purchase
Of the above
TRACT OF LAND,
at any time from this TIL the LIST of March
next on which day, (if not previously
sold) 1t will be rented on the premises
by the Guardian
SAMUEL CLARKE Com'r.
Jan. 10, 1889.
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TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR

TIE Spectator is published veekyv, bu
MENTION HARPER, at Iwo Dollars a
year, Dpaid in aduance, or Two Dollars
and fyfy Cents, after The expiration OF
the first sir months.
NO paper wiHbe discontinued until al
dTreardges are paid.
@ ADVERTISEMENTS not erceed;nc
ONE SQUARE Of printed matter, are in
serted three peeks for one dollar each
continuance after, Twenty-Five cents. Lar.
ger advertisements i"the sumo proportion,
All letters must he 'posi paid -
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DAVID HEDRICK,
Agency Commission and For
harding Merchant,
5 G o IT'S VILLE, VA.

THE subscriber has located himself
in scottsville for the purpose OF doing
a general agency commission, and for
warding business. He will keep on
hand all kinds OF GROCERIES.
&c, which he will sell for cash. or
barter for all kinds OF produce which
may be converted into money.
DAVID HEDRICK.
Scottsville, Alb. Nov. 2S, IS3S-tf
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ZIG Acres.

about 100 Of which are cleared and ~.
good condition the balance we'll tim.
bered. The improvements are large
Brick House, Barn, and other NECESSARY
buildings, and two hourisbiDg Young
Apple orchards. The above land car
be shown TO persons wishing to purchase
by one ftbe subscribers living on the
premises.
WM. 8. MCCORMICK.
ROBT. MCCORMICK, Jr.
Feb TT
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ROCK SPRING
IA VERN STAND
FOR SALE.

AS one Of the subscribers wishes to
remove to the west, we wi offer for sale
the well known Tavern stand formerly
occupied by William Mccormick, SEN,
on the main Valley road, three miles a.
Dove 1reenville. in Augusta county -
This tract Contains y. -
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LUMBER WANTED.

is wanted for that purpose. Persons dis,
posed to furnish flooring two inch yellow
common, or white pine plank, inch and
half, inch and quarter, and inch plank
scantling for various purposes, such as
Girders, Rafters, Beams, Plates, and
Joist, will do well to call at the Fl hospital,
where contracts may be entered into for
the same.
Cash to be paid on the delivery of
such timber. Application TO be made to
SAMUEL M. WOODWARD.
September 8, 1898.
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Public Sale of Land

By virtue Of decree of the County
Court Of Augusta, made in the case of
Trotter..vs. Trotter's heirs the subscri>
Der, who is appointed Commissioner
for that purpose. will, on Saturday the
10th day Of February next, be fore the
door of the Eagle Tavern in Stanton
sell at public auction,
IsUeasfy-scCeas .9c,'es OF Land,
about two-thirds of which are cleared,
lying in Augusta county, on the Middle
River, adjoining the iend of William
Bawcut. and the lands owned by the
heirs OF Isaac Irotter. deceased. The
purchaser will be required to execute
his bonds with approved personal seeu>
rity, payable in one and two years from
the day ofsale. and lien will be retain.
ed on the land as further security.
CHESLEY KINNEY, Comm'r.
Jan'y IL. 1889
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Saddle and DEMONSTRATING
PHILIP II. PHTNHAN.

4
Having purchased the stock of his
brother, respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has commenced
The
Saddle & Harness. Making Bu-
sineSS,
in the shop lately occupied by Frederick
NJ. Pitman, deed. in Stanton, where bc
will thankfully receive all orders FOR
work in his line. His materials will
be OF the best quality that can be pro.
cured, and he hopes by unremitted at.
tention 10 business, good work. and
disposition to please, to merit and re.
ceive share Of public patronage.
He will at all times keep on hand
;SNStsSfes, RSiSstes, Harness.
collars, sc. which he will sell on
reasonable terms. for cash or on short
credit to punctual customers.
Stanton Sept. g, 1888.
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The subscriber is Gesirous to sell the
E.4R.W on which he resides, situate
on Mofietts Branch, in Augusta county
adjoining the lands of Rev. John Hen.
dren and Mr.. Jacob Splitter, containing
about
45l ACRES.
one hundred and seventy acres cleared,
the balance well timbered. The i'm
~%A provrments are good
Ilh DWELLING HOUSE Sc
&si3s SMOKE HOUSE, BARN,
and other necessary buildings--an ex-
cellent orchard of Apples. Peaches and
Pears. Part Of the cleared land is well
set in clover.
If the above land is not sold privately
before the LIST day of March next, i,
will then be offered at public sale or
the premises, when the terms will bs
made known.
MARTIN YOUNT.
January 3. lS39-tlstM
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% bushels Spring Wheat
For sale by the subscriber.
A. NJ. MOSBY.
Stanton, Jan 10
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Greenville, Augusta Co., Va. Jan 81.
Rockingham Register. ,ciH insert the
doore until The Isl Of april. and (orword
account TO This office.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-22

civil authorities and as am informed by bystand-
err Z gentleman Of influence in the town, saved the
Public Office from popular fury -,
b The 4th Irish Dragons, together with the kif1e
and stodped every avenue leading TO it, The mob
upon their app arance took to flight in all directions,
and at the time write the town is in great of state
Several OF the London police seriously injured,
and it is feared that inspector fatally wounded
by stab in the side. magistrate, in expectation
OF his death, is taking his deposition. Five of
some Of whom are unsuestionably seriously injured
After all, believe that the proceedings Of tonight
will have most beneficial effect. Few, il any, of
the reputable workmen Of the town are connected
with the Chartsts. The military occupy the prin-
ciFal streets, and, am of opinion, tomorrow will
see restoration of comparative quiet. lii .e1fsy
The Mayor, Mr.. Chance, and other magistrates,
are in attendance, and will remain at the public office
during the night h..jei
. CANADA.-The Canada Government Bill was read
second time after hrief debate, which turned
chiefly ON the propriety of withdrawing the other
Bill for uniting the two Provinces on which Mr..
O'Conaeu and Mr.. Hume took opposite views, Mr..
O'Connep sided with the Ministers, in Withdrawing
it. Mr.. Charles Butler was much in favor of the
Canadians, we presume by the roofing them out 1t
was stated by Sir Robert Peel, and must be generally
admitted, that the question Of the union of the two
provinces was of very difficult solution. We do not
any such striking evidence of wisdom in legisla
ting for our home concerns, as to make us jump has
tily to the conclusion that the Parliament must ne
cessary be successful in legislating for Canada
Standard, jury 5. ta tl
4 Her MAJEsrY's Hous EHoLp.-The following is
sent household, with the amount Of their salaries
annexed ansna a@ aies eti
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-22

ln Great We'tern, from BrstoI-Miss Webb, Mics Hutch
iug. Colonel w Webb. Mr. Geo Gue, Dcavan, Della.
W. Ms Deavan, Mr. John stewart Miss Delsvan Mrs
stewart Mr q I Duckwitz james Armstrong James Robert.
Edward X, doph Jno Connsh Chas Tones Mrs Tones,
Mr Il ELVES, Mr tonnah, fousg, Mis- Young. Young BIZ
sebor Juo Osb.rns. Mrs Osborne Mr. saith T,toru
A Cha,i Nrs smith. Mrs sarah Rsrtrs chld and ser.
,snt Mr. W Whitney. Mrs Whitney Air w Iiaddeu Mrs
CA. Penuer Mr. Coele n Patton, Vslney C.at, Hen.
shall Jao Taue Geo Lyon Felix Labsal Mrs abatut M
Jenkins Mr. Hague, Dir Msandell, X Jahray col w wig
Geld MI Arthur Jahrsy Capt Markham, MIR Big low Tbom9
hing u Wainwright. Msghee hr Fsirnan Edward Fien
holm. \ w Dwnkhite, Osborne. Chas Arms VIM Caunlr,
N Deer Mrs Beer, Mr. Hamilton, ~ A Deayan Ju
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-22

Pckersg Backbsrpe Burrtt Jno Hitchcock Alexander
Forsyth Allen Thos Boorstm st Felix. Alfry Theodore
Guenshal VIM Brit Campbell, w Morris, Durant, chs
Congeve Jno Haset no Hudson Jno Labrun Chss Damb
mann, Jno Wailrug, James Nah, Theodore Grunesthai
Gcofrog, Augustus Demand VIM Robertson Arthur rar
Pegg, Jno shirey, Peckerg Rigg Arthur Levy, Jno
Heney, Edw Walles Douglass Baird Jno Ramsden James
Starr Henry Dultth Ludsrra Bohe butterned JOSEPH
(Col Webb's servsn VIM Palick Mr Drumnonds seryant
Emma Perkins (Mrs Smiths servant) fat+ N-9
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-22

THE Crrr PRisos.-wc visited this establishment
on Friday, and feel it our duty to bear testimony to
ITS ceanly and well ventilated state. The author.
ties also deserve praise for their attempts to keep
the numbers OF ns inmates as low as possible. On
Saturday night there remained within the walls l02
viz :--57 white men, y white wemen, 10 male ne
sroes, female ditto In the course Of the week SO
cases have been received into the prison. and = dis
charged.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-22

10 A very curious and piquant SANDER case has
been set down Cor trial the calender Of the court
Of Common Pleas. The parties arc fashionable dry
goeds dealers on the east side Of the city. and the
details will be highly amusing and entertaining
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-22

o. Several hundred persons intend to make fools
q themselves, about the late VIM. Leggett who
great affair after all the nonsense said II him
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-22

% Dr. James L. Puller, post master al Pine
Blum, Jefferson county, Arkansas, was shot while
standing IN his doorway the Ilth inst. lie died
the next morning. The msrderer Outlaw was pur-
sued and also killed BY ofthe posse ofthe sheriff
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-22

SECOND WARp,--TAis is the dirtiest Ward in the
city. There arc two reasons why it should remain
50. II gives larger whig majority than any other
Ward, and there ten o. twelve newspapers print
ed and published in IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-22

THr SrREETs.-A great noise is made about the
streets in the papers and in return the streets make
great smell. One great stir deserves another.
The fact is the streets Of New York ought to be
swept once day, and must be swept once day all
through the summer; and not only must they be
swept, but the dirt must be removed out Of the
streets after IL is swept up in heaps and not left
there till putrefactve fermentation takes place If
the Corporation cannot have this done thus there
are plenty of private citizens who will farm the
streets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-22

10 The sea serpent has again been seen. Captain
sturgis, Of the cutter Hamilton saw him off Nahant
last wednesday. He was on the point ofletting his
snakesh'p have four FOUNDER, when he disappeared
and.was seen no more
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-22

10 MILLER, when he disappeared from this city,
went 70 Quebec, thence 10 Glasgow, Scotland. The
amount Of money he took is unknown
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-22

0o- HENRY CLAY made his grand entrec into Buff
falo on Wednesday at half past ten o'clock in the
morning. The Republican says that the caval-
cade consisted OF 70 horsenen and % Vehicles
He ate public dinner, and gave Csmpro-
mise, Concession, and Union" In the evening
he visited the theatre, and made his grand exit from
the city on Thursday morning, and went to the
Falls. tH Al &nu