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GRAND FANCY AND CIVIC Rail-.

phhND HNCI AND CIVIC BALL.
TUNHE FRANKLIN FISHING ASSOCIA.
IA TON respectfully informs their friends and the
pubic III general, that they will give GRAND FAN
Cp and CIVIC BALL on TUESDAY EVENING.
hop ss5h, l8f5, at the Armory of the Baltimore CIV
Guards, corner of Hanover and Lombard streets.
The Comm itee of Arrangements will spare no pains
or expense to make it Que of the most brilliant affairs
Of the kind that has ever been given in this civ
Exc UTIVB COMMITTEE.
JOHN L. KRAGER, &. G. F. GREEN,
GEO. M GREEN, g. H. TAYLOR,
n. SIsCo, WIN SHErPARp.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
JOHN l.. KRACRR, GEORGE NJ. GREEN.
G. Z. F. GREEN,
MANAGERS
VIM. A. Gaddess INDEPENDESCE CLUB.
James Grahame, John Lutz,
John F. Smith, Alfred PI0wman.
X. Barnard, CoAtCAL CLvs,
And. J Thompson J. II. g. Thirlkel,
F. Rrisnger. WIN A. Stewart.
LEXINGTON CLUE. BRANDYwtsE CLyB.
VIM. p McGrahame, Geo w Peacock,
VIM, Curly. N. Porter.
NEPTUNE CLUE.
Geo. w. Aaron,
John w. CLARK.
G3- CLARK'S celebrated CotilliOn and Military
BANDS have been engaged for the occ sion. The
ceremonies Of the evening will be under the manage
ment Of JOSHUA II. MILLER.
0I3- Tickets ONE DOLhAR-admitting a gentle
man and two ladies. n} nw7t
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CARPETING AT FACTORY PRICES

CARPETlNG AT FACTORY PRICES.
TENIIOMAS BECK, No. So CENTRE MAR
n KET SPACE, near Lombard street, respectfully
informs the public that he intends selling off his pre-
sent stock of SPLENDID CARPETIHGS at FAC
TORY PRtCES-such as Imperial Three PHYS, extra
super lhgrains- fine aud common IBgtains, Wool Fin
ishlns aud Cotton Stair CARPETINGS, low prices
OIL. CLOTHS, &c. &c. All persons in want of any
OF the above named articles, are requested to make
inquiry at any Carpet Store in Baltimore relative 10
the price of Carpeting &C., and then call at No SO
mAkhEI SPACE, where they can purchase the
same articles for LESS MONEY.
NE. RAG CARPETiNG, of my own manufacture.
asplendid article, at verylOw prices. 3.tJa4t
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FALSE. The New York Times says-''lfw
believe the Natlvsts, 10 person who is natu-
;aliLcd can bea good citizen" This is untrue.
We recognize no such principle as belonging to
the Native party-on the contrary, there are
thousands of naturalized citizens, who are not
only good citizens, but amongst the best in the
land such citizens are as anxious as any
native of the country can be, to have the trans
portation Of foreign criminals and paupers 10
this country arrested, and to prevent the frau.
The foreigner who voluntarily adopts this coun
try as ms aesidonce, and conducts himself with
PROPHECY, is entitled to respect and confidence.
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85-WASHINGTON HOSE COMPANY. A quar-
tery meeting af the Washington Hose Company will
he held on MONDAY (This) EVENING, Nov. ID, at
O'Clock, at the Hall of the Engine House The
members are particularly requested to be punctual in
their attendance. BY order,
1t A. 9. George, Sec'y.
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EHARRisON'S IRVING CIRCULATING Ii
u M BRARY, No. (J.4RPIS' BUILDIEGS,)
NORTH ST, Paternoser Row Cheapest reading in
the world Only So per year, or rs cents for three
months's reading, which includes all the most popu-
lar new publicationstogether with number of Lon
don Magazines and Pictorial works. Among the most
popular books in the library are, the works OF Walter
scott, Bulwer, James, D'Israeli, Cooper, Irving,
Hood, Theodore Hook, Ainsw0rth, Maryatt, Captain
Chamier, Dickens, GNlt, Miss Pickering, Miss Aus
tin, Miss Landon, Miss mitford, Mrs Gore, Lady
BlessingtOn, Miss Pardoe and Mrs Ratclife
G}sW. N. Ii. tCndess his thanks 10 his friends and
the public at large for the patronage bestowed and
hopes TO continue to merit the same. n3
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DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF PROMISE. Miss
Steele recovered of Mr.. Francis verdict of
$1,000 in the New York Court on Thursday
Miss Steele may now prove to be metal more
attractive to some other swain.
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90 NOTICE. The New Market Fire Company
will hold quarterly meeting on MONDAY EVEN.
ING, Nov. Sd, at I O'Clock.
nl-2t [Rl JOHN II. FALCONAR, Sec'y.
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M7-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. las NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly

BLANKETS, FLANNELS, MERINO5, SHAWLS.
SILK VELVETS, CASHMERGS, sc. sc.
WR McELDOWNET & co. have for sale
MA reasonable terms
BLANKETS, of all sizes and qualities
FLANNELS, of Rose 81 and ArCher's patent
do OF 7-S, Al and Sd white, red and yellow
French MERIN0s of The hest quality and al colots
SILK VELVETS, all Colors, with blk. and blue blk.
French CASHMERE, the newest styles
THIBET CLOTH, a new AID beautiful article for
walking dresses .. ..' ...
French and Scotch M0USLIN De LANES
SHAWLS, SILKS, with their usual large assortment
of Irish Linens, Linen Sheeting Damask and
Diaper, Table Linens. Towellinu, Caston Flan-
nels, Gloves, sc. Call 1t ..... .r q
..sf. No. IG3 BALTIMORE STREET, obi
n3 between Calvert and Ligh, SIS.
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CRISTIE's PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS.

and CHRISTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID
The GALVAElU RINGS have been used with
perfect success in all cases of Ri EGMATISM, acute
or cfonic, applying TO the head, face limbs; Gout
Tic DoIoreuX Toothache, Bronchitis Vertigo, Eerv-
Gus or Sick Hes dache, Indigestion, Paralysis, Palsy
Epilepsy, Fits, CramP, Palpitaon of the Heart, Apo
plexy, Sufness of Joints, Iumhago, Spinal Com
plants, Neuralgia, General Debility, Deficiency N
Nervous Energy, and ALI Nervous Diseases.
CRISTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
This composition has been pronounced by the French
henists TO be of the most extraordinary dscov-
cries of the modern science. The FLUID is always
used in connection with the RINGS, by which means
their power is gradually augmented and certainty OF
their ben fetal action obtained. The combined in.
ventons in every way entirely harmlces they
at prices within the reach of ALL and the diseoverer
only requests fair trial as test of their efficacy and
permanent benefit.
Ql5- The genuine Rings and Fluid for sale only 10
Baltimore by SETH 3. HANCE, No. l0S Baltimore
street, and corner of Charles and Pratt-sts. nj
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h3-OFFICIAL DRAWING Of the Md. COnsoli
dated Lottery, class No. 40, for lS45:

{U3-VfFIDThT UKHFF TNJ OF the Md, JOnSOII-
dated Lottery, class No. 43, for ls45:
S766 20 26 IL 35 50 80
: and 8 being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each SIG
) and IS, being the I'd and 4Ih drawn Nos each II
20 and &c being the 9th and 9Th drawn Nos. each {
Ii and 49, being the 9th and It'll; or 81 and 81, be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each 6
80 and 35 being the 9Th and lOlh or % aud "a, be
ing the 9th and 10Th drawn Nos. each 4
All having two Of the drawn Nos Them, each .
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, "
From the old established House of
EMORY, No. . NJ Cayertst.
G3- GREAT LUCK. The two capitals. $4,000 and
$1,000 in The above Lottery, were both sold to coun-
try customers, by EMORY X co.
1t No Calvert street. baltimore, Md.
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{GY" NOTICE. The Society for the relief of the
Poor Of Fayelte street Station will hold public meet
ing in the Methodist L. Church, Fayetle street, on
MONDAY EVENING, Sd Nov. 10 commence az :
O'Clock. The meeting will be- addressed by the Rev.
NEWTON HBsIoN, of the Philadelphia Conference
and Rev. l. Cook. a collection will be taken mn
to aid the funds of the Society. The public are re
specially invited to attend. nl-2t
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! 90 MASONIC NOTICE The members of Ami
cable Lodge, No. 25, are notified 10 meet at Union
Hall on MONDAY EVENING, 81 inst, at half past I
O'Clock. All Master Masons, in good standing, are
requested to attend. By order,
nl-2t" GEO. r. NJ. BELL, S. w.
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Q3- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish tn
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES: Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-p EARRINGS; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
plete at his Old Established s.ore Water s Cd door
from Calvert. ooI
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THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN Sci aNADERs. These orr
ginai darkies," Messrs. Germon, Harrington, Stan
wood, Pelham and White, will commence a series of
their inimtahle Concerts this evening, st the Saloon
of The Assembly Rooms, and we doubt not they will
b. greeted bya fashionable array of ladies aud gentle
men. These performers have always, mcritorously,
met wi the most faterng testimonials OF prbIic e.
TINA ion during former visits to this city, and il there
is any doubt of their pre- emnent'y deserving public
approbatou their recent success il the North and
South sets all cavs at defiance. Their selections of
music, much of which is new is excellent; senti-
menis, though mrthfui, yet chaste, and for sofness
of voice (Which find they aim atty they cannot be
excellGd, The programme for to night is excellent.
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n CAPITAL PRIZES each $40 Ooo-Tieketg
n SIS. We commence the with % prizes of ST.
900 addtional-l4 drawn ballots A brilliant scheme
thus present 10 patrons who came in for large
share themselves of the patronage OF fortune in the
Small Fry Lottery of Saturday last. Although we
lay no claim TO the capital PRICE we do not hesitate
to say that no one Office in the civ excced us in the
number o. prizes sold by us-l3 three No. tickets
were the result of that days work to friends here
and elsewhere, ont of watch we have redeemed.
4. T. TUCK Err & BROrHER,
Right Oh The EOnfr=Head of Centre Mark
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HoLMDAY-sr. THEATRE This establishment will
open on "Wednesday evening next, under The manage
ment of Messrs. Marshall & Blake, with strong
CO npany We are pleased to learn that Mrs. Russell,
tn lady like an popular actress of the Museum, has
been engaged for the season. The managers have
mt de such arrangements that will enable them to
"hold the mirror ~ to Aature.'
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From the Republican and Arypsl

It TUTH IITt HFpUbfICHH dIlu Angus,
W3- TOBACCo has been used ever slnce the DAYS
OF Sir Waiter Raleigh by the high and the low, the
itch and the poor, the king and the beggar indeed its
consumption has become so general that it hard to
mud one that does not either smoke, snuff or chew
are! box of the agree able acknowledgements
BEST. Boy, light match, 20 that we can luxurate
for few minutes, until the devil calls for copy Pag,
PUPF" PUFF!" All BOOTH knows how to make
them. IL any of our readers wish 10 enjoy them
selves, as we now are doing, we would recommend
them to the "YELLow HoUss,' at the Hanover Mar
ket-rght on the corner. n3-tfr
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co..
No. Holiday :, BALTIC.
SPAEEDID SCHEME THIS DAY.
~ FOURTEEN DRAWN BALLOTS.
OF OF $40 lSS 600 a a Ssr''nIs
l of 10000 J DoLiARs!
BESIDES many of $1,000, $500, 5000, and l4s prizes of
500. Tickets SIS, halves So so, quarters 81 25.
Drawn Nos class 43-lowest prize 81, are
&c 90 % IL 35 81 %
In which host Of prizes were sold by us.
Apply personally or by letter for managers tickets
or packages in all cases, to
JAMES FLETCHER & Co, Baltimore, Md.
AGENTS for the Managers.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

C4ioH FUR n EG RUES.
q WISH TO PURCHASE a number of likely
4 young NEGROES of both sexes, from 10 TO 30
years of age, for which will pay the highest market
prices. Apply at Habbersett's Washington House,
PRATT STREET, near Hanover-st
70 All commune atoms promptly attended to.
n3-tNl4fT WILLIAM HARKER,
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N3- DR.. ELIJAH PRATT's PATENT ARTIFI-
CIAL NIPPLES-Patented July Ath, lSi5-i is now
offered TO the public for the first time in this city, as
a certain remedy III the following distressing cases
viz: Where the nipple ID entirely warrington being
inverted, or where it has come off by the child nurs
ing upon it-where it is cXcorated or sore, or the
chds mouth is In all the above cases the child
will nurse with perfect to itself anu the mother
Tie names Of a number of medical men, who have
applied it in practice and have given the proprietor
permission TO refer 10 them, may be seen on appca-
ton to ROBERTS Il ATKINSON,
.. Corner of Hanover and Mar et streets,
oS-lm Wholesale and Retail Agents for Bait.
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FUNOBACCO-MAN CTURED,
I'LL In RONES EROM 10 to 100 lhs
DANCING AND WALKING.

DANCING AND WALIZlNG.
A. G. PHIALIrS respectfully informs his
We friends aRd the public, that his School is now
OPEN for the reception of pupils at White Hall Saloon
Bank street. near Broadway.
DAYS OF TUITION-For young ladies', misses
and masters on Tuesday and Friday Afternoons, from
2u O'Clock, and from ill 10 for gentlemen.
N. b. COton parties every MONDAY EVENING
during the season. 969- MURRAY will be in attend
nnce. n3 ro6t*
6HAWL LIS, CA sH Nj A. it rs, &c BrOche mn
~ bet, Tukerli, Blanket, Nett and Silk SHAWLS.
Cashmeres. Reps and Mousene dc LANES
Alpaccas, Flannes, Cassinetts, Cloths, Cassimerss
CIoaking, Gala Plaids, Gloves, Linens
Linen Cambria aud Silk HDKFS
Cashmerea, Moravan, Alpaca and worsted Hosiery
Black Italian CRAVATS
MILLINERY GOODS-as Ribbons, VelYets, ga
tins, Flowers, Caps, Grapes, SC. Sc, which will be
offered at very low prices by
THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
n3 tDlS lis Baltimore street.
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GEN'L TOM THuMs. This distinguished individual
will, for the remainder Of his stay in Baltimore. hold
his levees at the Museum, where lie eau he seen at
all times during The day, and between the pieces in
thu evening lie is certainly Of the greatest curl
osit, of the age. When in New York, at the Anne
rcan Museum, ne was visited By upwards of 100 OOs
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WIN. II. KEEVIL,

ELNAfIILi AND FANCY HARDWARE
r sc. SC. Housekeepers and new beginners viii
hhd 1t greatly to their advantage to examine ex
tensve assortment Of housekeeping WARES before
purchasing. They consist in part of-Tea Trays and
Walters fine ivory and common Knives and FORKS:
English and American BRITANNIA WARE; Ger
man silver, plated, banned and planshed Block Tin
Ware; Kitchen FurniIure; Wooden and Willow
Ware; BRUSHES, and every variety of new and
useful Goods, suitable for House and Hotel keepers
G}sCGLalogues giving full description of the ari-
clCs for sale by Us always on hand
JAMES CORTLAN s. SON
nj Is BaitimOrcst., I'd door East of Harrison
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QF" ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY for tickets
in any of the magnificent lotteries drawing, will
meet prompt attention. and may secure some of the
capital prizes if directed to All prizes sold by us
are paid, upon presentation at counter, in Gold.
We invariably pay postage on all orders.
EMORY & co.
1t 3 Calvert street, Baltimore Md
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ENMORY IL CO., No. g CALVERT ST.. the Oldest
~ established, must extensive, and most popular
Lottery firm i'll tne world. With the advantage of be-
ing the sub-Agents for Messrs ]. G Gregory & Co,
for the sale Of tickets in the State of Maryland, and
their immense pecuniary resources, they sell Lot
terry tickets either by the package snsly, upon such
terms as will defeat any attempt at competition Per
ssons from abroad who may be disposed occasionally
TO test the favor Of the "Goddess Fortune can safe
ly remit any amount of funds however large to thia
frm-tbe reputation and standing they have acquired
by strict attention To business for thirty years in this
city being sufficient security that any business
dded 10 their care will be attended to with punctuaL
ty and despatch. EMORY Il co.
1t Calvert street.
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SUPBE TAR -.AD LACEcS. One "a toOn
- of superb Thread Laces, on hand and wi be
sold iowby FRED'K FICKEY & SON.
al No. 800 Baltimore street.
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s.s PLENDTD CHEWING TOBACCO. The
KY undersigned has m,i, h pieasure IN announcing 10
his friends and the public, that he has Just receyel a
few packages OF very choice Chewing TOBACCO,
pronounced ny experienced judges decidedly the BEST
that has been on sale in this market for years He re-
specttuy asks from and all trial Of IT, to estab
lish the verify OF his assertions. His stock of EGARS
and SNUFFS is large, aud embraces the best kinds.
JOHN q. MOODY, No. S. Pratt ST.,
nl-dt hea" of Spears Wharf.
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G7-THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
former customers and the public generally that he
has taken his OLD STAND, date Carmiclaps IL where
he would be happy to serve them at all hours with
the finest OYSTERS and all the DELEGATES of
the season. His Bar is supplied with The choicest
LIQUORS and CIGARS
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JOHN C.. HAMMETT,

= NO NOfth LlbtFty st.
N u. Families served at all times with the REST
FRESH OYSTERS.
% WANTED-A Servant who is acquainted with
the oyster business. o3I-3t+
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FrE- &c. s. FRYER, GENERAL IMPORTER
of French s. German LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
which will be Sold by wholesale and ietai as low as
any Importer in this or any other city.
GLIDING done in all its varieues-suoh as Portrait
Picture, aud Frames of all descriptions.
CORNiCES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-pilt and Looking Glass and Picture
Glass inserted, at
yield No. L NORTH GAY STREET.
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f.sCARF AND CLOAK FRINGE M. Just
- received hansSome assortment OF wide twisted
fiinges, suitable for Sc rfs an Cl0lkiugs.
JAS. NJ. HAlG, l2l Baltimore street,
n nl,,,,,
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A II THE OLD TRICK OF SELLING
IN Capital Prizes again, and paying out prize mo-
ney with rush. The GODDESS of Fonune<Aill con
tnues TO dispense her favors nj NJ. nOYLE'S Capital
Prize Depot, No. l44 Pratt opposite the Railroad
Depot, ana next TO Bradshaw United States Hotel,
where she has been the presiding divinity for the last
l0years. During this time she has scattered her ia
vers with lavish hand and riches have followed the
investm nj OF few dOllass. Her motto is--"Seek and
ye shall fnd." The following splendid schemes will
be drawn this week;
MONDAY, 4capi,als $lO, oo0 tickets IS, shares D
proportion
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets sas, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets O., shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital sla, 900, tickets a. shares IN
proportion. ...
FRIDAY, capital prize S9,OOo tickets 80, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 81, shares il
proportion. We will sell certificate of package of
p whole tickets for Sla Do halves for &c. % quarters
for 81, % eiehhs s. So fine chance for the ladies'
liberal discount will be pad to persons who pur.
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket share All ORDERS per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, 30. IA Pratt street,
TRl Opposite r. & n. r. K. Deunt.
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MtDLDRED SILK FtAs 6 sGS FOR DRESS
" Els | have on Land and am continuing to man
ufacturea good ass lrimept If Sik cut and twisted
fringe of all shades and color9, which will sell BY
the vardDr piece. j. NJ. HhIG,
No TPl I9i Baltimore street.
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EIAHOGAHY SPOOL BOXES and STANDS.
4vA Just received upon consignment and for sale by
FREDERICK FlCKEY SONS,
nj No. 900 Baltimore street.
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EETAS FOUND-A Hair Rr cclet, with Gold
Wv CLASH, which the 0wner,cau ha' G by applying
to JAMES M. HAIG, l2l Baltimore. ST ,
p3 20. FRI .... aHoye South.
gaRDND Silk COAT BINDINGS. for
D Coaks and Coats have just received good
assortment of Bindings, which will sell By the yard
or niece f. NJ. HAIG,
n} fri l2l Baltimore street
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The BosroN DAILY STAR. l.. r. Streeter
Esq, late of the Richmond STAR in connection
with II. A. Coriss, Esq, has just started a
neat and handsome daily penny paper in Bos-
ton, called the DAILY Star" Its editorial CO.
lumns are graced by all that keen wit and sa-
tire, and lofty independence and fine talents, so
characteristic of the former gentleman. The
Star has our best wishes for success
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The Assistant Marshals will wear sashes of
blue silk with white rosettes. Each will carry
baton of hickory with blue riband, and will
be mounted on horseback.
a national salute will be fired at sunrise. A
salute will also be fired as soon as the inaugu-
ration shall be completed.
No horses or vehicles of any description will
be permitted to enter or accompany the process
sion, unless sanctioned by the Chief Marshal.
All hacks will be removed from Pennsylvania
avenue during the procession.
Prompt attention to the signals should be
given by all who wish to form part of the pro-
ccssion, as they will be rgdly adhered to.
All persons and associations of every descrp-
ton, named in this programme, are respectfully
invited to attend.
A flag will be stationed at the places of rem
devious of the citizens of States and Terrific
res, and citizens of the District, to mark the
point of formation.
The following gentlemen having been APP
pointed Aids and Assistant Marshas, will he re-
cognised accordingly:
AIDS TO TIE CHIEF MARSHAL.
Gen. William F. Sandcrson, of Ohio.
Col. James G. Zabrskie, of New Jersey.
Major A. T. Iillyer, of New York.
ASSISTANT MARsHALS.
Hon. James Ct. Clinton, of New York.
Hon. Richard Brodhead. of Pennsylvania
Gen. James H. Carson, of Virginia.
Lund Washington, ir., District of Columbia
JOHN Nj. McCALLA,
Chief Marshal