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SUcn nELp TO THEM The father and
mother of big boy of l6, appeared before the
Criminal Court of Boston on Thursday, to beg
off their son, who had been convicted of steal
ing, because he was such help to them in
begging cold victuals.
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. On Sunday morning last, CATHARINE uoiL;pAy
SMITH, an interesting and dearly loved child Of Joseph
and Maria l.. Smith, aged years and monhs.
Alas, sweet babe! how short thy stay
In this vain world of ours
Thou camst like the in May,
Then fled to bloom III perennial bowers
On Saturday morning, 2Sti ultimo, JOHN Wesley
son of Rein and Patience Haslup, a. ed one year
niue months and eight days.
The flower in the bad, permitted not to bloom.
Nippd by the frost ofdeath, moulders in the tomb
On the 2sth ut Mrs. MARGARErTA SHAMBuRG IN
the 18th year of her age.
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90 e, 9. FRYER, Manufacturer Of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND Picture FRAMES
WINDOW CURNICES, &c. sc.
% IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, sc. sc.
Frames guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. L NORTH GAY STREET.
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MoRrALITY. There were 1853 deaths in Phi
ladelphia last week-5S adults and los chill
dren--by consumption l6; cholera infantum
81; small pox A.
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{F3-P PROGRAMME OF THE PROCESSION,
printed in a form, with the corrections furnished
by the Chief Marshal, will he published and for sale
At the Publishers Store, this morning. News
and others supplied.
JOHN MURPHY, Publisher,
X No. l7S Market street.
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The SABBATH. Mayor Havemeyer, of n.
York, has issued his proclamation, forbddng
all traffic on Sundays, except in meats, milk
and fish, which may be sold before nine O'Clock
in the morning; prohibiting altogether the sale
of intoxicating liquors on that day, except to
lodoers IN hotels and taverns, and persons ac-
tually travelling, in the cases allowed BY law.
An old statute to this effect, which has long
since been dead letter, has been revived.
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WATCHES AND JEWEIRY.
ROBINSON

w BALTIMORE-ST., opposite the Museum.
Is determined to offer goods at prices that will insure
speedy sales His tock is as varied and complete as
any III Baltimore, 10 which he is daily adding fresh
supplies of Ladies' Cameo, Lava and other BREAST
PINS and BRACELETS; Bracelet Clasps; Finger and
Ear Rings; Pencils; gold Chains; Lockets; plated and
Britannia Goods, &c.
,s-9 Also, WATCHES of all kinds, of his own
%%JM importation, warranted the best and cheap
L. 70 est IN this market and, being a practical
f~sA--aS workman, great care Is taken in selecting
such Watches must prove satisfactory the wear
er. Fine Watches Repaired
jyl eotfr CORNER opposite the Museum.
THNHE CO-PARTTERSHIP heretofore ex
ID listing under the fra of WATERS s STEVEN
son, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent--Mr,
stevenson declining business in COnSe; uence of his
continued i'll health. James :. Waters will attend to
the settlement Of the business OF the firm.
JAMES :. WATERS.
JOHN w. STEVENSON.
Baltimore, July lst, l84j.
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JOHN w. PEREGoy, Sec'y. Fri je30

G13- The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE will meet
at the City Hall THIS MORNING, at y O'Clock, with
black Grape the hat and white Rosette on the left
brc lst A. MILTENBERGER, Chm Elk. Com.
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L BALTIMORE STREET.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that the

"a subscribers, masters Of the schooner known as
the "SALLY ANN WEBSTER sailing from the "POint"
on south River, Anne Arundel county, to the city of
Baltimore. have in their possession THREE BARRELS,
without other designation than the letters &c, w. L."
mal ked on them, which We're placed by a diayman
during the absence Of the Captain, on board said
schooner sometime last September, while lying at the
wharf in said city These barrels were carried to the
"Point' aud placed in the Warehouse, where they
stu remain Upon being broken open, one was found
to contain BRASS CASTINGS for machinery, such As
Caps &c. for wheels The contents of the other two
are supposed to b. of the character from their
weight. The owner or owners are hereby requested
to prove property pay costs aud charges, and take
them away or they will be sold to detray expenses.
after the 3lst day Of july instant letter addressed
to them at Davidsonye, A. A. county, will meet
with attention.
yl-3aWtJY3l STEWART & pITRnY
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q3-HARMONY LODGE, No. 6. I. O. O. F. The
members Of this Lodge requested 10 meet THIS
MORNING, LIST July, at O'Clock A. NJ, at the Hall,
N. Gay street, Join in the procession of the day.
II r. COPELAND, n. G.
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BUTTONS THEATRE, FRONT sT.-Mr. Booth 1t
will he seen by the advertisement in another column,
that the manager of this popular place of amusement
has effected an engagement for three nights with the
distinguished american TragediaH, Mr.. Booth, and
that he will make his first appearance this evening as
"Renben Glenroy," in the celebrated CONF dy fTown
and Country This will be great treat TO the lovers
of the legitimate drama, and, no doubt, at an early
hour, the house will be crowded from pit to dome.
After the comedy Mr. Harrington and his son will go
through their extraordinary performances. The
evenings entertainments will conclude with new
and patriotic drama called "The Battle of New Or
leans, or Americas Triumph"
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FUNERAL PROCESSION. Tc

ENUNERAL PROCESSION. To-day, first
n July, being the day appointed for the funeral OBJ
seques, McGLELLAN'S Publication Depot, 50 Bal
timore street, near Gay, will be open from S! to 8
O'Clock, A. NJ, and from p to 3, p. NJ.
Received this day, "The Mysteries of Love Reveal
ed" matters of vital importance to the married and
unmarried of both sexes; by Elgene Beckland, M. D.
Price only % cents.
JAMES E. hIcGLENAN'S
Publication Depot, 62 Baltimore ST.,
Il 4th door East of Gay-st.
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SUICIDE. A young man named James Fisher
committed suicide in Philadelphia on Sunday
by taking poison.
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NEW THINGS AT HiNCKLEY'S. Two
~ Merchants and their Tales, by 7. 5. Arhur-25c
Dashes of Life Part IL; Inklings of Adventure, Soc
Bohemian Music, Part ll-25 cts.
Graham's Magazine for July, 25c.; Arthur's do. lel
The new Opera Of LeOnora-Subscrptions receiv.
ed-S250.
A fresh supply of the Weekly Herald, containing an
account of the great Jackson ProcessiOn-6!.
The Neves of Queenstown, Temptation, Badges
for the Procession, &c. sc.
The Mysteries of Love Reveacd-25c.
C, A. HINCKLEY'S Literary Depot,
2S6t BALTIMORE STREET,
1t one door East of McClean's alley.
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xaNHE co-PARTTERsHIP here.olore ex
lrZJAMES y. WATERS. hayin

III - n VI rs ~ w AIElES. having purchased
the interest Of Mr.. Stevenson ne will continne the
BOOK and STATIONERY BUSINESS on his own
account, aud in his name, in the Store occupied
by the late firm.
iyl-3t II BALTIMORE STREET,
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MARRIED.

On the 2Sth alt by the Rev, Mr.. Backus, CENT
Mason, OF Michigan, TO Mrs. FRANCES A, RONAys, Of
this city.
On the 29th ult. by the Rev. Mr.. Stevenson JoHs
O'BREN to Miss ELIZABETH FISHER all of this civ.
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SHOWER BATHS!

PRICE ONLY so CENTS!
Owing to the great demand for cheap Shower Ap-
paratus the subscribers have manufactured the above
simple and effective article
The moderate price at which they are offered places
them within the reach of almost every one.
The utility of Shower Bathing is so generally known
and so fully established, that no should soU hes
ate to procure useful and convenient apparatus
when offered to them al so trifing an expense
{h3- For Bath Tubs, with Patent Heaters, Shower
Baths of every variety and Bathing Apparatus of ev-
cry description, at the looest prices cali at the manu-
factory of JAS. CORTLAN & SON
Is Baltimore st nearly opposite
iyl the "Cenire Marketv
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Rotterdam-Ship st. Lawrence, I'd July.
For Rolcrdam-Ship Gen. Washington, 10Th July.
For Bremen-Ship Schiller, soon.
For Btemen-Shp Columbus, with despatch
For Bremen-Shp Marianne, soon.
For Barbddoes-Barque Henry Kelsey, soon.
For valparaiso, &c.-Barque George & Henry, lO,a
DToXimO,
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"a Office TO CREDITORS. The creditors
~ of William Ogden Niles whose claims originated
prior TO 6th May, 1889, hereby notified to file their
claims, duly proved with the subscriber on or before
the lst September next, otherwise they will be excu-
ded from any dividend on the same
THOS, G. HILL, Trustee,
iyl-2awtSI $50 Lombard street RaIiimoye
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JI2- SONS OF TEMPER NCE, MARYLAND DI-
VISION, No. . An adjourned meeting will be held
al our Hall THlS TUESDAY EVENING, LIST inst at
O'Clock, for the election Of officers for the ensuing
quarter aud the completion Of tie arrangements prior
to our parade on the 1th Of July. The members are
requested to be puHctual their attendance. BY
der. DANIEL ShEEfER, Rec. Scribe.
y. Il Persons who have been elected il they ap.
pear. will be initiated on this evening, Il
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h,s11, FOR RENT. A small Dwelling House
E9igsiT in central situation, between Howard and
.atiiti Charles streets. The present occupant will
'iIi I'll board with the family. Apply at this Office
or at JOSIAH COBB'S Grocery Store,
jyl thm3t . No AZ ". Liberty street
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GLORIOUS LUCK at the old and lucky cor
VIZ ner of Exchange Place and South ST., yellow
House.) Two three No. tickets sold yesterdays COOL
to Nos 81 So So quarter; whole, Nos % 43 49, $3.50,
our friends in that section of the city hasten up the
lucky corner on Wednesday morning and secure al
ticket in the brilliant scheme 10 be drawn that day,
$4,000, $4,000, 10 of $000-tckets IS, qrs. s 25.
Drawn Nos. of class 70.
II 40 IS As 4 10 81 6 SO SO 81 AZ 242
BYRNE Il co.
North East corner of Exchange Place
1t and South ST., Yellow House.
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03-CORONER's OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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FLORIDA, Col. Moselcy, Governor elect of
Florida, was to have been installed into Office
on Wednesday, (25th inst.) The first Legis-
lature under the St. Joseph Constitution was
10 hive met on Monday last.
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Excursions on TIE FOURTH By reference to ou
advertising columns, it will be seen that number o
cheap and delightful excursions, beth by steamboat
and railroad, are offered for the 4lh of july.
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MUST RECEIVED


- PATENT ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
Also, BRITANNIA WARE-Mngs and Cups Cot
fee and Tea Pots, Pitchers, Sc.
90 Just finished, lot of SHOWER BATHS and
BATH TUBS, Of various patterns fer sale. Call at
ROBINSON & KREMERS,
No. 333 Baltimore street.
Jyl thfnlt' doors above Howard.
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WU w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENTIST
II H. NJ w. corner of Eutaw and Lombard streets
mi I'm
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER s. co. !
Mn L.

NO. . Holiday :, BALTIC. (
GNHEAP POSTAGE Distant Adventures are
" reminded that the low rates commence THIS
DAY, July lst, which we hope may induce them to
try their luck more frequently Six lotteries are now
drawing in Baltimore every week. Capital prizes
therein from $50 010 25 00a 800 600 Sis 900,
$4,000, $1,000, $1,000, S50O0 $4,000 The price Of
tickets $40, SO, S5J 81, So S25 s., 81. Packages
come at S7O $780, $50, 500 Sl3 SIS, So All letters to
our address on lottery business perfectly contden
tia, and orders attended TO with the utmost prompt
ness and fidelity.
No postage charged on orders sent to this office.
JAMES FLETCHER & CO., Baltimore, Md.
1t Agents for the Managers.
GREAT LUCK AT SCOOLFlELD s. co.'s
w yesterday, the fourth capital sold by them. To
Nos. "a AZ prize of $225O sold To a gentleman of
this city. Nos II AZ prize of $500, sent to Ian
caster, Pa. Nos 27 as rs prize of $50, sold in the
CITY. Ms Md. Con LOTTERY class IS, drawn June 80,
lowest prize SIS: II 43 IS as 10 81 SO So 27 AZ "a 2.
Draws TO DAY the beautiful scheme of Nd. Con
sodated Lottery class 26-Capital 99O0U-Tickcts q
halves L, quarters b2s cts.
Draws TO MORROW, the splendid scheme OF Md
SusQuehannah Canal Lottery class 81.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize Of 600 prize Of S2ls9
" 5000 10 1000
1000 40 2jO&c
Tickets SIS; halves So 50 quarters %. eighths sec
In which ichOolfield & Co. will sell on certiicate
packages of 25 tickets for only SIT So and can draw
over S25 900.
o. For the high prizes, in packages or single tick
sCHOOLFIELD * co,
No. Calvert street,
IL Firstofficeftnm Bnltimore street
NELLY STEAMERS. Families making
% Currant and other Jcili's at this season, would
do well to have OF my Jelly stralne's, when are
thu mn for that that
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WIN. Fl. EkEEVIL.

w
In "a FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL HALTER,
9s BALTIMORE STREET,
@GaMsaA Begs TO inform gentlemen purchasing,
a| <2sthat owing to the great number he sells,
ne is at all times enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats
of quality SUPERIOR for the price TO any other estab-
Shment in the city, Of any shape description now
worn, viz Siik Moleskin, Russia, Cashmere, Nria,
aud Bearer. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always
a Bill OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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In THE FIELD. Oar readers are apprsed
that the Democratic Conventions Of the third
and fourth districts have placed their Congress
sional candidates in the feld-in the third T.
Watkins Ligon, Esq, and in the fourth Col
EilRam F. Giles. These are gentlemen of high
responsibility; and that they have the conf
dence of their party is manifested by their
nomination We presume that Mr. Lyon will
have little else to do than TO walk over the
crack, for we consider it doubtful whether he
will have competitor. In the fourth district
Col. Giles, it is probable, will have to fight his
way, as there VIII no doubt be an opponent in
the field. But we hope that it is not intended
to commence the political campaign forthwith.
The middle of September will be time enough
TO begin the contest, and by the postponement
until that period, the candidates and the people
will escape the Inconvenience of attending pub
lie meetings during the hot weather, which will
not be unimportant as regards health
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NAVAL. We learn from the Brooklyn Adj
vertser that the sloop of war John Adams,
lying at the navy yard, Brooklyn, is nearly rea-
dy for sea. 1t is supposed she will sail in about
three weeks for the Gulf of Mexico. The
store-ship Erie will shortly sail for China. The
sloop of war Lexington is laid up in ordinary;
and the Macedonian and sloop of war Dale are
both stripped for repairs. The frigate Sabine
and sloop of war Albany are still upon the
stocks and may be fitted for launching in about
q month.
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fs7-THE AMERICAN FARMER. The first No

03- me AHENiCAN FARMER me hIst tFo
of the new series s this day issued II Is published
monthly, in large octave torm each NO containing
3! pages, and rnbelshrd with engraYIngs ut 81 per
annun. The present No. contains, among other EN-.
Refreshments, view OF 'RiycrSjGle," the beautiful
homestead of &. h. CALVERT, Esq. Of Prince Georges
county, Md, with portrait Of his sPehdid Cow
- CiajcreHd." large body Of matter, valuable to
III" tntmer, is given in this number from foreign and
domestic journals. as well as original cOmmunica-
lions. Specimen Nos. can be had at the otiice OF
SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher.
I; -PRYl ~ r, cor. Of Baltimore and CharleS-St s
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NELLY STRAINERS. Families making
% Currant and other Jellirs at this season, would
do well to have one OF my Jelly straines, when are
the most convenient articles for that purpose that can
be had. ALFRED ii. REP,
No. 1876 Baltimore street,
ie3o second Tin store above Howard'st
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Vj- III EN- ION DO TLiENo. The Buicmtrs
are requested to meet THIS (ruesday) MORNING,
at O'Clock precisely, on MADISON ST. the right rest
ing ON Entaw street to join the funeral solemntes of
the late General Andrew Jackson, ex- President By
order of J. MAYBERRY TURNER,
1t Chief Mar. of the Butchers Association.
AZ EYS FOUND. A colored man picked No
HA- two brass keys yesterday at the corner Of Cal
vert and Baltimore SITS. The owner can have them
by calling at this Office and paying for this advertise
ment 1t
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MARINE BANK OF BALTIMORE, }

MARINE BANK OF BALTIMORE,
JUNE 80, lS45
A : THIS BANK viii be closed on FRIDAY
IA the ith July, 1t is expected that bills and notes
falling due then, will be paid the day previous. Paper
intended for discount this week must he offered on
Wednesday, the I'd July BY order,
jyl-3t+ PHIL, LITTIG, Jr, Cashier
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. The Electro Mag
netic Company formed here some weeks since,
are very actively engaged in prosecuting the
work to completion between Albany and Ut-
ca. This Company have obtained the right of
way from the railroad companies between the
two cities, and last evening they closed con-
tracts for their posts and other materials for the
entire work.
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FUNERAL HoNoRs. The Hon. NJ. Hall
McAllster has been selected to pronounce the
aulogy on the character of Gen. jackson, at
Savannah. The funeral ceremonies at New
Orleans were TO take place on Thursday last
Col. John r. Grymes was selected to pro-
nounce an eulogy in the English language,
and Bernard Marigny, ESD one in the French
language. At Raleigh, N. c., Duncan X.
McRae has been selected to deliver an eulogy
on the character of the deceased on 18th OF
July. Hugh A. Garland, Esq, is to deliver
the funeral Grafton in Petersburg, Va, and the
Rev. Samuel Cassels was to pronounce a dis
conrse at Norfolk on Friday.
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MARINELtsT-PORT OF BALTlMn4E.
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE REApiNG-RooM sooRs.

MONDAY, JUNE 30 ls45.
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H1GERTONs' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
h Moore good luck. Every day brings forth some
thing rich at EGERTONS'. Comb. q % 46 the End
capital of $3.50, sold by us on Saturday in single
ticket.
The drawn Nos. of class 70
II 40 rs 46 a 10 81 SO IS OF Al "a
Splendid chenles this week
TUESDAY, $4,000, sc. Tickets So So
WEDNESDAY, S2O,0 90, &c. Tickets as.
THURSDAY, $40. 900, SC. Tickets IS.
SATURDAY, 5000, sc. Tickets 50.
full package of wholes 1913, Grs 81.
Tickets by the Package single sh re, for sale at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South st. and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
rgvHIs DAY $4,000 FOR ONLY SO so!
q Draws To day Md Lottery, class 70, for thd
understanding a splendid scheme for the price O
tickets.
SPLENDID SCHEME,
prize of S9OO0 | prize OF $1,000
Z" l,70O 100 SD
Tickets Sai-shares in proportion.
G3-TO-MORROW, July I'd, 5000 for S5.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
prize of S2O,0lt ! prize OF r2 ne9
" 5000 10 " 1000
5000 SO 1908
Tickets S5-sliares IN proportion.
Risk package of a6 quarter tickets only $40 ~
MILLER s. co.
Corner of Baltimore and st Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class 70, draw
June 30--Iowes prize 50:
IL 40 rs &c 10 81 50 So 81 AZ "a
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LATEST DATES.
London, ........June 3 Canton. Il
Liverpool, ..... June Rio de janeiro, May Ii
Hayre,. .'........Jun New Orleans, June "a
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FUNERAL CEREMONIES, The citizens OF Bal
t,more will to-day exhibit their respect to the
memory OF General Jackson, by solemn pro-
eession ana other appropriate scrSces-and
this tribute will be paid by his political friends
and adversarics without distinction. However
men may have differed with General Jackson
as to his measures OF policy, it will not be de-
med that he was periodically devoted to the
Interests Of his country, and that he honestly
bohcyed, that the policy which he recommend
ed and enforced, was that which would render
the nation prosperous and great. His political
opponents may then unite in the funeral obse-
qucs of the day, without renouncing their SEN
t.ments, or making themselves liable to the
charge of inconsistency, We hope that the
procession will be large, and that the whole
ceremonies will be gone through with, as be-
comes a free and enlightened people.