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A. Each State Delegation will be preceded by
banner, on which will be represented the coat
of arms of the State. The county and city dele
cations and clubs are allowed to use such banners
and mottos as they may think proper.
AZ The procession will move III the order in
dicaled above, at l-2 o'clock precisely. Those
delegations and clubs posted north of Baltimore
street; as the column passes down that street, will
left wheel and join the column those on the
south will right wheel, and so on in succession,
until all have joined the procession.
ROUTE OF THE PROCESSION.
49, The procession will move down Baltimore
street to Caroline street. down Caroline street to
Bank street-out Bank street TO Market street Of.
P.)-down Market street to Fleet-out Fleet street
TO Canton, the place Of meeting
a. No persons on horseback Except the Mar
shals) will be permitted to join the procession,
and TO prevent confusion on the ground, no horses
or carriages with the above exception and such
as compose part of the procession) will be al
lowed to enter the enclosure. The necessity of
this regulation must be apparent, and will be
risidy enforced. -,
As All music brought into the procession will
be under the control of the Chief Marshal and
will be posted according 10 his discretion.
46 The delegations and clubs are requested 10
appoint their own Marshals, who will act on foot.
Al. Should there be any Wing association not
enumerated in the above, DESTROYS of joining the
procession, a post will be assigned them.
49, The pavilion is reserved for the ladies and
such gentlemen as may accompany them.
JAS o. LAW Chief Marshal.
JAS. Ell. MILLIKIN,
WASHINGTON BOOTH,
CHAS. HI. WINDER, Aids
LEVI FAHNESTOCK,
j. w. OSBORNE,
Baltimore, April IS, 1910.
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY VIEWER. CANNON &. GO.

G ORPHANS COURT Safely order of the Or
W Inans Court Of Baltimore County, shall sell on
THURSDAY, 30th April inst, al 4 o'clock, p.
m, on The premises, the Lot or parcel Of Ground
situated on the south side of Lombard street, be-
tween Eulaw and Paca street, belonging to the
heirs 10 the estate Of the late George Richstein.
The Lot fronts on Lombard ST. 80 feet, and runs
back about l15feel to Carpenters Formerly Whis-
key alley. The improvements on this valuable
and centrally located Lot consists of two "a
TWO story Brick Dwellings, with back Ezazf
buildings to each, one fronting on Lom-.Gal
bard ST. and the other On Carpenters alley; the
whole premises subject to the yearly ground rent
Of $50. Title indiSputable
Terms Of sale-One fourth cash and the other
34's on credit of3 and months, with interest
from day Of sale. Bond with good security to be
given for the credit payments
GEO. RICHSTEIN, Jr. Admir-
VIEWER, CANNON & co. AuctS.
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On Saturday The 18th inst, at the residence of
her nephew, Slanly H. Fleetwood, Esq, Mrs.
ANN Z. PARROTT, of this city, in the dist
year Of her age,
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF BAL MORE, APRIL 81, 1910.

CLEARED,
Brig Mary, Parker, Bahia and market; schrs
Robert Armstrong, Hollngshead, Richmond; Nor
folk Packet, Hambleton, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
Schr Columbia, Thompson, Is days from Mobile
Schr Arenzimend, Rogers, days from Provi-
dence.
SIoop Cutter, Emerson, from Havre de Grace.
Steam-psclzct Jewess, Holmes, from Norfolk
Briggs Isaac Franklin and Charleston, for Baltimore
sailed from New York 23d inst.
Schr Amy w. Leeds, Leeds, for Baltimore, clear
ed at New York on the 9th inst.
Sehr Henry Barger, Briggs, from Baltimore, ar
rived at New York on the oath inst
Schr Emma, Cole, for Baltimore, cleared at New
York 23d ir,t.
Schr volan., from Baltimore, arrived at Hartford,
Conn. 21st list.
Schrs Robert Bruce and Tryall, from Baltimore,
arrived at Providence 23d inst.
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A RES' PAPER.
IN 10 cases No. CAP,
2 do No. plain do.
6 do No. 1 ruled LETTER,
do Fine do do
do Superfine do do
2 do do do do
Just received and for sale af mill prices by
TURNER, WHEELWRlGHT NUDGE,
ap24 No. 2 S. Charles ST. Cup stairs.)
BRUSH AND 4 ELBOWS WAREHOUSE.
IN X. STAPLETON d. SON, No 25s Baltimore
eB street, nave in store large assortment of GOODS
which they offer country Merchants and others liberal
credit or discount for CASH
Sweeping Brooms, No. 2, g. 5,6
Scrubbins Brushes, 6, Z, 8 and 10 rows
White Wash and Plasterers Brushes, all sizes
Dus ing Brushes every variety
Plain and elegant fancy Hearth Brushes
Common and fancy Cloth Brushes
PLAIN and fancy Head Brushes
Painters Brushes and Tools warranted
Common and fancy Horse Brushes
Hatters, Tanners and Curriers' Brushes
Hat and Velvet Brushes.
Elegant Crumb Brushes
Fancy Nail and Comb brushes
Kitchen and Parlour Bellows, assorted
Blacksmh's Bellows, all sizes
Superior Backing.
an 10
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H17XTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE VA
HI CAN'T PROPERTY in the western part the city, and
IN the immediate vicinity OF the western depot of the
Baltimore and Ohio Raii-road.-On THURSDAY,
the 7th day Of May next at O'Clock p. M at the
Exchange, viii sell large and adyantageously
located property, comprising body Of about 100000
square feet, and divided into 173 lots follows Wis
Lots on the south side of Pratt street, between
Cove and Scott streets; street paved)
Lots on the east side of Scott street, between
Pratt and McHenry SITS
"A Lots on McHenry street, between Cove and
Scott sts This street the stree south of Pratt
depot There are many improvements already erect
ed on the western extremity of this street.
| Lots on the west side of Cove street, between
Pratt and McHenry streets.
Lots on the west side of Cove street, between
! McHanrE and Ramsay SITS. This part Of Cove street
is now being paved, which viii make it the great
thoroughiare between The south and the northwest
parts OF the city, and communicating with the waters
Of the Spring Gardens
"a Lots on Sterrett street, between McHenry and
Ramsay SITS; (street sc feet wide)
q Lots on - street, between Cove street and
Dawson alley
43 Lots on Dawson and Young alleys.
The above lots of various sizes, fronts and
Depths may be by reference to the plat in
possession.
Experience has already shown the advantage indi-
viduas have derived from having property located ON
cross Streets entirely under therown control, through
which they have introduced rail tracks, to bring
the up the doors of their warehouses to load
and unload at their leisure. We therefore would call
the attention OF the public to the above advertised
property being admirably suited to this railroad
system, being vacant level and all the streets inter
sectir it Of beautiful regular grade.
Title ndsputable, and will be made clear Of all in
cumbrances.
Further particulars be obtaired application
to Stephen j. Thompson Charles r. Barney.
Terms Of sale, onefourth cash, the balance in 6, IL
and Is months, with interest.
VIEWER, CANNON * CO., Aucts-
APP 25-eot1stRfdts
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BY GRONDY u co.

ETOR SALE.-The subscribers will offer public sale,
Il for the PROPRIETOR SATURDAY, the ID of May ner
at II O'Clock, upon the premises, the DWELLING
HOUSE and LOT on Mount Vernon Place, near the
Washington Monument, belonging to John P. Ken
needy, and lately occupied By him This lot is about
80 feet front, BY 100 feet deep The house has three
stories above a basement, having three rooms on a
floor of which the two first 20 feet by IS in size,
and the third l9 by To- Persons DESTROYS purchase
invited to inspect the premises at any time pre-
vious to the sale. The terms will be made known
when the property is offered and may be modified to
suit the convenience Of the purchaser.
The advertisement to sell at public sale will not
prevent the subscriber from accepting private offer
# should meet his views of the value of the pro
perty GRUMPY s CO., Aucts.
ap 25-25, 2s, 90, 1S2M
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,ay-KENDALL COURSE.--From arrangements
now being made on the Canton grounds for the ac-
commodation of the Young Mems National Conven-
tion it will be nconvenient for the trial races to
on at the Kendall Course, advertised for the 23d
and oath of April They will consequently not take
place. The regular meeting will come off as usual,
on the 18th Of May.
apis J. B. KENDALL
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PROCESSION OF THE YOUNG MEMS
NATIONAL CONVENTION,

To be holden on the Cdnloh NAo"hu' +A"J N-''
1910.
The CHIEF Marshal announces the following
as the places where the Delegations to the Con
vention will assemble preparatory to the lorna
ton of the Proc ession. The several State Dele
cations will be formed by their respective Mare
shals in the order in which they are here stated
EIGHT a5reast-at 8 o'clock A. M. precisely, at the
following places, viz
|, The New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode
leland Connecticut. New York New Jersey,
PENNSYLVANIA and Delaware Delegations on
North Cove street-right resting on Baltimore
street. . ".
2. The Maryland, District of Columbia, Vir-
einia and North Carolina Delegations on South
Cove street-right resting on Baltimore street.
3. The South Carolina, Georgia, Vermont,
Tennessee, and Kentucky Delegations on North
Pine Street-right resting on Baltimore street
a. The Ohio Louisiana, Indiana and MisSls-
sippi Delegations on North Pearl Street-rlght
resting on Baltimore street. 49,
S. The Illinois, Alabama, Maine, MISSOURI
Michigan and Arkansas Delegations on Norm
Greene street-right resting on Baltimore street.
6. The ,Tippecanoe Clubs, Nos. l, ., 3, ., D, %,
on North Paca street, right resting on Baltimore
:. The Tippecanoe Clubs, Nos 7, SO, 10, II,
70 on South Paca street, right resting on Baltl-
more street. 50
g. The President and Officers of the Baltimore
civ Delegations-the members Of the Sub
committee of arrangements-the invited guests
the Harrison Convention of Baltimore city,
and the Central committee on Baltimore street,
right resting on Cove street, extending Westward
Q. Such citizens as wish to unite in the Pro-
eession. will ioin the clubs of their respective
wards.
sembling at O'Clock, so as to enable the Process
sion to move at the appointed hour
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
MUSIC.
l. President and Officers of the Baltimore City
observation-disclosures of arrangements
invited guests-the Harrison convention and
central committee.
9 New Hampshire Delegation.
8. Massachusetts, do
A. Rhode Island, do.
& Connecticut do.
6. New York Delegation.
7. New Jersey, do.
g. Pennsylvania, do.
9. Delaware, do.
MUSIC.
10. Maryland Delegation
IL. District ofColumbia Delegation.
10. Virginia, do
10. North Carolina. do
MUSIC.
ID. South Carolina Delegation.
Is. Georgia, do
16. Vermont, do.
II. Tennessee, do.
Is. Kentucky, do
MUSIC.
49, Ohio Delegation
20. Louisiana, do.
81. Indiana, do.
o. Mississippi, do.
MUSIC.
90 Illinois Delegation.
"a Alabama, do
25. Maine, do.
90 Missouri, do.
81. Michigan, do.
49, Arkansas do.
MUSIC.
%. Tippecanoe Club No. |.
80 do. do. 2.
81. do. do. {" g.
80. do. do. /" 4.
80. Tippecanoe Club No. S.
a. do. do 6.
49, do. do. T.
&c. do. do. " g.
MUSIC.
81 Tippecanoe Club No.9
80 do. do. 10.
49, do. do. j." Ii.
40 do. do. " IL.
A. Each State Delegation will be preceded by
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Baltimore and H:rh streets. Baltimore It is sold
by w. X. Orrick, Of Lexington and Eutaw
sts., BALTIC, and in Washington City, by Robert S.
Patterson, +. Howard, d. S. Mitchell, and in George
town by o.. M. Linthicum. ap24tf
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HNISHING TACK LIc.-Just received an assortment
a of superior TACKLE, consisting OF
"a and 5 Joint WALKING STICK RODS
g. and IL tZLE RODS
3, 4 and Ash butt FLY RODS :
so, l00G $50 yards SILK HAIR dnd SEA GRASS LINES
SILK, HAIR and GRASS LINES, furnished per gros
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, furnished Per
gros
ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all SORTS
Gut, Gimp and Hair SNOODS
Virginia. Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS by the 1000 or
otherwise
SWIVEL;S BOOKS, furnished complete
Also-A general assortment of WOODEN WARE, Irvine
and ordage, BRUSHES all kinds for sale very reduced
prices by DUKEHART y CO
10l -2 Baltimore street, between South s. Calvert SIS.
Country Merchants and others invited all Thank
full for past avors they solicit share OF patronage.
ap3-it*
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BOOTHS AT CANTON.
g. Persons who may wish to erect booths at Can
tom for the purpose of supplying refreshments at the
great celebration the 9TH May next, are request
ed to call tie subscriber Immediately, who, by
resolution of the committee of arrangements, is
thorized to fix sites for that purpose
ap24 J. B. KENDALL, Canton
3TYOUNG MEMS NATIONAL CON
VENTION.--The Committee of Reception will
meet at 'Nonh Bend" on WEDNESDAY AT
TERNOON NEXT at half past four o'clock
The members are particularly requested to be
punctual in their attendance, and to come fully
prepared TO make a detailed report of the num-
Der of delegates that can be accommodated in
their respective wards
A. w. BRADFORD, Chairman.
JOSHUA JONES, Secy.
ap24 dtW
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ElEsT ARTIFICIAL TEETH, at No. Sharp It.
aP24ylnt
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"a FOR RENT--A SMALL D DWELLING
Hzsal in the rear of the Pilot Office Apply at this
-gsE==l Office. ap21 diff
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TO MARSHALS OF THE YOUNG MEMS
NATIONAL PROCESSION

The undersigned having been appointed a
committee for the purpose ofprocuring SASHES
for the MarShals, have performed the duty as
signed them, and now give notice, that they can
be had at the store of Messrs R. MIDDLETON
& SON, No. I03 Market st. between Calvert and
South streets, where the MarshalS are requested
to call as soon as convenient, and obtain them.
LEVI FAHENSTOCK,
SAMUEL HARRIS. Jr.
TnJJNN NIT TNCtTON
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a SCISSORS . EEICE'-In mpliauce with an or
EAdnance Of e Mayor and city Council Of Baltimore
the Appointment Of Board of Assessors, approved
March 25th, S99-Notice is hereby given, Chat the
undersigned will meet at their Office CITY Hall. on
the first Monday in May next, at 8 o'cloc, A. NJ
and sit until O'clock, P. NJ and continue % sitas a.
bove stated, every day, Sunday excepted, uatI The
first Monday in June, for the purpose Of receiving
from all persons liable to Taxation, true and correct
lists of all their property both real and PERSONAL e
ccept such as may be exempt from ta.;s-ion b} the
laws of the State, the ordinance Of the corpora
ton.
NICHOLAS BREWER.
GEORGE DECKER
apo dEfhM
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n 0SS OF TEETH SUPPLlED.---Tne best att
nAfcia teeth, manufactured in this city No.
Sharp street, lower terms than at any other of
fee, and on the most elegant and natural manner
The advertiser has for IS years past been constant
ly engaged in constructing for other dentists most
difficult of teeth, and trusting to his own nge-
nuity and mechanical skill, he challenges any one in
the city to produce of their make, teeth equal to
his either sngleteeth partial rcompee sets, with
without artificial gums, in point ofbeauty, work
manshp, and the inmitable approach to natural teeth
Complete sets fixed by atmospheric pressure at half
the charges made by other dentists, and warranted
way inferior to any in the profession.
j. II. WILCOX M. d.
ap24 and Dental Surgeon, I sharp St
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EAwa for long time afflicted with bad Cough and Cold
which almost destroyed my voice, and brought on
many other dangerous and unpleasant symptoms
At the solicitation of friend, was induced to try
the f'CONIPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC .
prepared by Dr. G. K Tyler when to my great sat
isfaction, two doses produced wonderful change,
and the third dose entirely relieved me- and there
fore teelno hesitation in my recommending it to my
friends and public generally
VIM. j. HAWTHORN,
Petersburg, Va. 9th JAN, 1885.
Prepared only by G. K. TYLER, corner of East
Baltimore and High Sts., Baltimore.
For sale in Washington by DIR. S. Mitchell, and
w Gunton, and in Georgetown, by D. C. by o. NJ.
Lnthicum. ap24
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WHITE WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR
FENI3E UNDERSIGNED uter for sale Patarsco White
Il Wheat Family FLOUR, together with other selected
brands to which they invite the attention of retailers
bakers and families. The Patapsco Flour is so we'll
known in this State to need from them 10 recon-
incubation, and they pledge themselves that the
brands selected shall be equal to any in the market
NORRIS s FAIRBAIRN,
No. Pratt, between Gay and Frederick SITS.
an94
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q N AEtRlsUN BADGES. subscriber is preiar-
D ID ed to furnish TPpecanoe Clubs Wards. County and
State Delegations, Sc. with SATIN BADGES, with
the names of each Delegation, and appropriate mot
toes beautifully printed to order two colors from
IS to SO per hundred.
JOHN MURPIEY, Fancy Job Printer,
ap 25-d 146 Market street
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CABINET APPOINTMENTS

Standing aloof as we have hitherto done, and we
intend to do from the controversy waged among the
Whig prints in relation to the composition of General
narrison's Cabinet are perhaps more competent TO
judge Of its tendency than the parties holly engaged
in it, One of the evils attendant upon this newspaper
discussion is that presents the eminent men who
the subject oft in the attitude of conflicting claimants
for appointments, when in tru h it is not known that
any one of them would accept office ftendefed;
ther is that affords opportunity for the adversaes
of the Wing party to at its jealousies and heart
burnings, and to point them with show of
and third is, that such is calculated to
barrass the first movements of the President after
his induction to Office One of the most important
terminated is that it has been conducted independently
of party machinery. General Harrison has not been
elected by any party cry or by the force of party dis
cPlne He has been borne into the presidency by the
onward irresistible rush of oppressed and indignant
people. He stands uncommtted to the interests of
any caba he owes his elevation to intrigue and
called to the Presidential chair by the voice Of least
nineteen States and majority of electoral votes
equalled since the days of Washington he can, and
the people expect and believe that he will act indepen-
IDENTIFY of all political cliques and coteres The conf
dence they repose in him convinced will not be
abused. He will not shape his policy in accordance
with the interested advice of this or that caba he will
say alike to the CapuietS and the Moatdgues, who
may seek him aside from the straight path of
liberal and popular policy, plague on both your
houses" and be, what is expected of him, the Prcs
dent Of the people, the whole people, and nothing but
the peop'e"-Nep York Times
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NTERIDEN ENGLISH AND cLAssrcA,

NTERIDEN ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
lN SCHOOL.-InstTuciion will be given i -, -
common and higher English branches also IN Ma,ba
maiics, Latin, Greek, French Drawing Book Kaae
ing, &c. Much attention will be gwen Is Orboa,fp
ply, Reading, Writing, Composition and Deelama.
ton.
II is the design Of all engaged in teaching in tLi.
School TO have IL second to none in the Stafc Tba
building is new and fitted W in the most a,oroyed
style.
A nep and valuable apparatus has been n,ocu,.J
for the School, among which are Steam Engincn :
complete set Of Electro Magnetics, Globes, Orrery
Maps, &c.
No pains will be spared to interest the pup,l. in
what will be useful 10 them in after life
The Principal devotes his whole time 10 the School
as he has made arrangements with his brother 10 take
the rhoie charge of the pecunary affairs of the Board
ing department lie also spends about one half ofh.
time with the pupils, privately give them instruc
ton and explanation in What they do not fully under
stand at the time of recitations
The Principal receives into his family a limited
number of pupils, who will he under his constant su
peryision, and every proper means will be used 10
make them cheerful and happy
Terms from $40 to $50 per quarter including
board, tuition, lights, fuel, washing &c.
Reference may be made To Prof c. Davies Re,
G. Robins, Hon Jos Trumbull, the Misses Drapers
&c. Of Hartford, CT Capt w Ii Swifl Of Spring.
field, Mass. Lieut. II IL Bell, u S Navy Rev {.
Grggs and l.. cowes, North Haven and 10 the
People OF Meriden generally.
JOHN d, POST, PRINCIPAL
Meriden, Ct, Nov. 2lst, 1910. nov 2T-u
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MI r. COOPER'S New Novel, and Lady Bull
wi wer's New Novel
Mercedes, Romance of the Days of Columbus in
two volumes, by the author Of The Spy, Pioneers,
Pilot, &c.
The Budget fthe Bubble Family, in two volumes,
by Lady Bulwer
Are just published and this day received for sale by
IA TAYLOR, or for circulation along with all other
new Books among the subscribers to the Waverly Cir
culating Library.
Terms Of the Library, 80 per annum; dollars for
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WASHINGTON MUSEUM

WASHINGTON MUSEUM
NEE proprietor ever DESTROYS Of gratifying the pub
Il lie has engaged the Great Magician, Monsieur
Dc Coursey, for few nights.
The Museum is still increasing in Curoses and
the proprietor invites the attention Of the citizens and
strangers.
Open from A. M to p NJ dec
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!" ANTED.-A young man competent to dis
w charge the duties Of ok-keeper and Salesman
in Dry Goods, Grocery, Hardware business, and
who has been considerably in Law Offices and ac-
quainted with drafting various forms Of Law papers
and who has also been in different public offices in the
capacity of scribe wants situation, and may be en-
poycd temporarily until permanent business offers.
Inquire Of Mr. Beers at the American Hotel, Wash
ington City.
N. b. Cool recommendations can be shown
nov OH
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-01

AT Meeting of the Board of Directors Of the
Louisville Cincinnati and Charleston Rail Road
Company, on Friday, Goth inst. Col. JAMES GApsDEN.
vas reelected President
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THE MERCER soLEMNITIEs.

Yesterday presented to the world the sublime spec
tacle of whole section of our Commonwealth going
to do honor to hero and martyr in our c,intry 5
cause by conveying the remains of Genera HuGH
MERCER from the grave at Christ Church, with i'm
posing ceremonies, to resting place at Laun Hill,
beneath monument expressive at of his kceed-
ing worth and Of the appreciation Of his excelldce by
the present generation. The voice of the p,acher
was heard-the eloquence Of the eulogst litened
to with delight. The deep throated cannon spike OF
military renown, and the thronged windows bywhich
the pageant moved told of deep interest in tc peo-
pie the solemn array Of funeral pomp passed award
with measured tread, while
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,

10 Number Lottery-l4 Drawn Ballots,
Tickets $l0---Halves Sd Quarters 81 So
Certificates Of Packages of25 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do. do 25 Half do IS 90
Do do 25 Quarter do 30 so