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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-11-12

The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun, neutral paper with locofoco sympathies, I'M
der date Of the Sd inst. says: ''The Calhoun
men are mastering pretty strongly in this place;
and they now avow openly that their champion
will not go into Convention, and if unsuccessful in
breaking it up. or preventing its assembling, will
run as an independent candidate of the Southland
sweep South Carolina at any rate !'-hich. IYhig.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-11-12
TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS REWARD.

TWELVE and H1IF CENTS REWARD.
" AN AWAY from the subscriber the 9th of Oc-
u tober, on his return from Richmond, boy by
the name of EMANUEL. VIEWER, about eigh-
teen years of aye, five feet six inches high He is
supposed to be residing in Richmond. All persons
are warned not to harbour or employ said boy, and
If they do it is at their own peril. The above re-
ward will be given for the delivery of said boy.
JOHN HARRIS.
October %. lS46-3ts
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-11-12

FREsHEr-ln consequence of the recent heavy
rains, the rivers in this region We're flooded TO an
unusual extent. North River. we understand, was
very full The lands along this stream have suffer
ed great deal. The bridge at Bridgewater, COM
pleted but a few months since, was Completely
wrecked by the swell of waters. "A couple Of years
ago our neighbors sustained the loss Of bridge at
the same place.-Rock'm Reg.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-11-12
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
WOOD & BANNER.

HAVE just received their FALL AND WIN
4 Il TER SUPPLY OF GOODS, consisting in
part as follows, viz:
10 Hogsheads p. r. S n o. Molasses.
-~f4p do. Z. X. s. N. o. Sugar
$500 lbs. No. /, 2, & 5, Loaf Sugar
Barrels Pulverized and Crushed Sugar
100 Bags Rio and Gov'r. Java Coffee.
10 Half Chests Gun Powder.
Imperial Yong Hyson and Black Tea.
500 Sacks g.. Alum and Ashton Fine Salt.
Cheese, Crackers, and Spices,
with all other articles in the Grocery line
Also, a full supply Of STAPLE and DOMES-
I'D X y Cd DIS.
all OF which they will sell low for cash, or exchange
for Flour, Wheat, Sc, sc.
Winchester Depot, November IL, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-11-12

Col. MoPMEnsoN, of Page, and JARED j. VIII
IIAMs, Esqr., Of Hardy, announced in tho
cancy in the Senate Of Va created by The death of
David Crawford, Esqr. "Nlany Voters in the
same paper, bring forward the name Of j. w. F..
ALLEN, Esp, Of Moorefeld, for the same place.
From all we can see and hear, there is to be quite
scramble for the lamcnted Crawtord's vacant slip
pers.-Rock'm Reg
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-11-12

New CHURcH.-We understand the citizens in
the neighborhood Of Parnassus, in this county, are
erecting new Church for the Methodist denoinna-
ton of Christians The building is 35 by 40 feet,
Of brick, and it is said, will make handsome edi-
flee when completed, which will BIO some time in
Observation-Disclosures Democrat.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-11-12

A meeting was held in Scott county on the 18th
ult. the subject of Constitutional Reform, which
was addressed by Col Fayette McAluen.-Dele-
gates Were appointed to the Convention proposed to
be held in Staunton on the 2nd of December
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-11-12

Departed this life at the house of her brother in Pen
dleton County on Friday evening the Odd day of Oc-
oDer' 1870 alter an illness OF about ten days. Miss
LAURA H. Campbell, only daughter of the late alex.
aDdcr Campbell, aged ~ years months and 20 DAYS
The sudden and unexpected death of this young lady
has sent a pang OF grief into many heart. Having
been early left an orphan, and being only sister, she
was much cndcared 10 her brothers, some Of whom
had made autabc and successful efforts TO qualify her
Tor usefulness in society and gave her those accomplish
mens which she possessed which make their bercavc
ment the more keenly felt and give tenderness to
their sorrows that may not be too rudeIy touched
Miss Campbell possessed most of those qualities which
adorn her ''Bcautious aud modest as the blush
ing rose she was kind and atcctionate in her dspo-
son unasuming and engaging in her manners, respect
iui IN an eminent degree TO her superiors in age she
M S the OF ALL especially Of those who knew her
is loss that nothing earthly can compensate In her
last illness she suffered much, which she bore with
great resignation and almost without murmur In its
earliest stages it was not thought it would be unto
death, but the Pale horse and his rider came swift rs
tho midnight storm, and hurried her away. Though
young and healthy and active, and fondIy loved by
relatives and friends she has been suddenly summoned
from earth and seldom has many ties been sundered
about fortnight before her death, when large number
OF the young had assembled hear righteousness
preached the writer of this brief sketch observed her
IN the great her face shone bright and
far among the brightest and farest. But oh how
den and great the change. Her went down while
yet day, and it scarcely be realized that She
now beneath the clods of the valley To her rela
ons and friends this young woman precious gift
iron, iron, h.Hyon gs' He who has taken her away
the dSpcnsaons OF Him who does all things for their
good and for His glory. Her friends can but in.
dulge the hope that she fitted by Divine grace
The nii fruition OF eternal joys, and that her spirit
spotess as her reputation, is with Him of Naza.
reth. On yonder green hill marrow house, was
niade-thcre among the dead of her kindred rest her
remains. Then rest!
Thy days are numbered, and declined thy sun;
Measured lifc's span c'cr it had well begun;
flushed is the storm, and past the pain and strife,
And death is swallowed up in endless life
And shall we mourn, like those of friends bcreft
Who have no hope or consolation left?
No. CHRIST hath died-hath risen, and reigns ON high
That man might live, believe, and never die.
*.*
Pcndlcton County, Oct. 81, 1876
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-11-12

For many years she a member ofthc Prcsbyte-
rian Church of Thinking Spring, but owing age and
Gods house for humber ious her DEATH
Several years ago she became blind, aud continued
unit, several months Rrevioas to her death when her
energies OF her mind almost paralizcd, few
months before she was called away, yet short time
before her DEATH her mental energies revv
CD, and she seemed almost inpatient 10 be- dismissed
from the frail and suffering tenement Of clay.
Her surviy ing children and grandchildren will behold
her face in the flesh, aud longer enjoy her
counses and her example but they arc consocd by the
assurance that heir loss Is her unspcakable gam Like
shock of corn fully ripe she has, trust, been ga
thercd into the heavenly garner.
DIED, ofconsumption. in the vicinity Of Mount So
ter of MIR. John Wooddcll, sr. She was respectable
member of the Presbyterian Church. and died. it is be-
iieved, "the death Of the lighthouse
DIED, on the 30h of October, 1916, the residence
OF her Mr. Benami Irvine of Mt Solon Mrs. JANE
IRVINE, in the SOu year of her age
Thus has been gathered home to the assembly Of the
"just made perfect one whose memory shall be bless
cd. Having outlivcd most of her contemporaries. and
faithfully served her generation "by the will Of Cod.
manX pears, had been feeble, the weary wheels ma
uIc at last stood STILL and, 'ull of years., She sunk
quietly and peacefully into the sleep of death
Since the writer Of this notice became acquainted
with her, he has considered her worthy representa-
tive OF generation, many of whom were distinguished
for their simplicity uprghtncss and christian integrity
and worthy specimen of that type of
which characterized many Of the inhabitants Of the
Valley OF Virginia almost century ago.
Early trained in the principles of Religion, about
- Of age she obtained interest Christ,
became connected with the Church of Messy Creek
OF which she remained consistent and exemplary
member until the close of li(e-a period of about 6U
years.
About 80 years ago she left 4 widow, and having
an only son, that son stock her TO himsclf'' Few
theirs were ever sincerely devoted interests
and welfare Of their descendants than she was Long
Will her many acts OF kindness be remembered and
long may the light Of her example Christian serve
as beacon light TO guide her grandchildren to the ha-
ven of eternal
She was conided IN by all Who knew her; and all
felt that in her hands, at all times, their good namc'
was perfectly sale. Whether at home or abroad her
prcsenco was ever ieas the quiet dew, and the cheer
iul light
During her last illness she manifested the same
Christian patience and cheerful resignation to the will
OF God and the same delightful hope of Heaven which
she had exhibited IN her past lie and she seemed to
feel that dying was but going homc.'' And now
when She is gone may be sad''Shc is not for God
the Lord"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-11-12
JUST RECEITED.

y CASES HATS, embracing all the kinds in use
4 for sale very low a, WHITE & Co.'S
October %, 1916
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-11-12
BEWARE OF coUNTERFErrs

The genuine Brmdrch Pills can be obtained at The
.totto,oing places:
William Kyle. stanton; w. w King Wayncsbo.
rough; William III. Bell, Churchvic; p A. HciskcIl,
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs; J. X. Cyrclc Par.
nassus II. Messcrsmitb, Mt Scion Tyre Maupin,
Mt Sidney; James NJ Stout, New Hope; ~ & w
Whitmore, Mt Meridian u. r Graham Grcenvillc :
Jas = Guy, Dccricld; McGuiIin, & Co., Midway ;
Col; w. H. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co. John T.,
Dickinson, Marlborough Springs; Crawford 4 Go.
warm springs, and Henry Miller, Cedar Creek.
November o, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-11-12
BRANDRETH'S PILLS,

HOW TO GET HEALTH. Thousands of persons
Il continue to cure themselves of Colds Coughs
Headaches, Rheumatic Affections, Small Pox Measles
Costveness Influenza and the host Of those indications
OF the body OF the blood being ont Of order simply b
pcrseverlngy using BRANDRgTH's VEoETApLE tJSi-
VERsAL Pitts, so long as any symptoms Of dcranrc-
merit IN any organ remain Often, by adopting this
course, which experience has proved ACCORDING t NJ
ture ltbcing merely assisting her, have many in few
days been restored TO health, who but for Brand
medicine is beyond price.
Sold at DR.: Brandrcth's Principal Office 24I Broad
way, New York.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-11-12
HOGS AND HORSES FOR SALE,

HOGS AND HORSES FOR SALE,
an Saturday the 3lst day of this month, will
sell at my farm in Augusta County, about three
miles South west of Mt. Scion,
sYS HEAD OLE IEOGsa
that will then have been fed corn for about six
weeks, and will be in driving order Also, eight
head Of first rate
WORK IE0RglNSo
In good order.-The Horses are large and very de-
sirable. A credit will be given till the first day of
April next. Bonds with good security to be given
by the purchasers. DAVID RANKIN.
October 10, 1876.
POSTPONEMENT
The above sale was postponed on account of the
lnclemency Of the weather, until the 18th of the
present month, (November,) at which time it will
certainly take place. if the day be fair, if not, the
next fair day. DAVID RANKIN.
November r. 1876
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-11-12
SANDS SARSAPARILLA,

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF
THE BLOOD OR HABIT OF
THE SYSTEM VIZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04
Thing. in Philaaelrhin.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

SSEIespOESeGSE Va .Ho A'4SuSS-
PuLApxIrtns JDly 5 1876.
All our citizens are preparing for the snonsi
evacuation 10 morrow TIE Fourth of July s. niaea
moving a,y xh rs as ;he FEST Of May Is with yoo VT
he excep:ioa tn1; ocr css leave tAel- gs at eha'fes
~ home Aud rg>a ia;o TIE couuywheFe Aey care rot
50 hA; :Aey SET AWAY nom oIieks ard mortar; 'Ses
think the isr,her they get from tadeP- ndence
Hal the better they celebrate Inceprui-Sce Day. II
your ctz-as bad old Hsi with It's glorious memories
and associations, how Beautifully they would o-d-cS u
WIKI booths. making camp ins Alcohol sod how
much rpTli they ud throw into ,he celebration Tney
woaG dr-peh IL IRE by Gay and envelope
N are works by night
Business is its back to- DAY, drenched with rain
and painting with exhaustion. When The .rn comes ous
agsin and its IRE /. pa, the bAck ot,he NAY
crawl ss,4p or two
Political celebrations are held TO morrow by
Why's. Dsmcc aGd Natives. Senators Mansu Graz
tea;cn AoIehsat .oc CoEwiu with smeer, Of the
Il use u Representatives expected guests 70 the
WAieS-
SALES or STocSs AT PHILkDELYSla. July s.
Ff-si So:re--p Louisville Bs. Il > sSi Is Farm &.
Mech, ~ Reading 81 3 900 Ches s Del. IS. 90
lOUo State 3. s.. Rs,eees SoarGs-lUu Rranins. MS.
81; loc0 Bonds III. Second 50ard-l5u00 Stale 5 g.:
lUuO doe & p. OF 400 Wilmington O., IS ISL {f.sr
Second BCsG-SuoQ state 81 c * p. OF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04
Incid.nt, of til. war-FoIk. in natnmoro..

In The u1smo-ab bic engagements OF The SIh and
sth more fougat more ria thsA tie llsh In the
mics; OF cestn sur.ounte, BY TIE dying Their noAs- Wit
a.t nuuor o1ic break oGt A; he Esk e repeating a.
-,r when : now go;rs The rounds Q: tA= paftss,
me-; resort :; To- tie Spii-t- -
in me morning.. sf;e- he hstte a ne eih az
I-ishI-aa waxing orsF he 2=;te nr-, AeA 20 -
woTe. apparently irorl then sro" quar- ing o,s.
~ o.,es Of he dead. lie exclaimed BE ASy "inyez
where's o>e Of quaEre-i1s, sSfe --s1e s'-- -
!ees- wi, ,o- -. .Aeu-
TAe.- howl ..us: have Wal! al REX 10. h1e-
A-eric,r.. L; : s:ns1i4! fac; Ii! SPIN! - --
me ro.ves nor buzz4rts VIII touch then AZ tais 80
or The fed Of Paio Al;o. are 10 De see" -,,ir-
i.a; COMPLETELY dried up with ;aeir clothes o. hen1' go.
evidence o: no; having touched oy any oeas' o. ~
of urev Il i, unaccoun.be % ne lie ooules "a e-
men worIt be destroy et nmedA;ey-the At1icADs :
main untouched. Some pretend 20 account ios IL ou
me OF iheir eating much 5d-c ana cayenne ePs
the wolves DOT enjoying such laugent condiments, As
Ear concerned. give Cue weight 70 'ae 800
reasons. for have mons 20 assign Some OF your se-
;fc may Account for IL OF he fAct iAat 'eS
will Touch hem itey nay re assured Sci you. SCI
entries ,.oVs - discover setieE cause lii -1"' ~
signed oy the vGsa-. III
II. soot ci,iz-n. are becoming more al home with
u many Of the class showing themselves
There great d-a! OF beauty arope ieem-aohe most
,t-lkingv o-aut,iul faces. They nave Injurious NE
AZ --. call Il yol TREND Porter bad iinAol'e1
southern ciu- and felt the eu-rvaiinS elects Oh ihe
climate you would OF my opinion Iney .li a.! Gay
long IL buildings Iiia thick walls and orcS doors WIN
hrir beautiful suits OF nsir nicely or-drd sad HE'D "
aitn iscs possible Iliy OF dress tiSs mrs itoi-
npe .aya OF 90 itLe modest and n4ie 70 mention
III that you possibly iancy say there Ioey SIX me
i've ion day hs-cy particle OF heat !eachins
;hrr and Ia the evening they Ike bees from
their and take possession OF their balconies snd
en- one OF The delicious evening climates thai
G d granted 10 rs poor mortas apply tnis, Oh
course 10 the better class the dIh OF the lower Is
not -nturaoe. They very soc1a5A. and will permit
you stop ;ber lattice Windows and gsze on their
beautiful iaces whether from sheer lsziness or from the
inherent love Of admiration part and parcel OF the sex
leave yog Judge. II yeu are lover OF naiuie-una
dornecyou crafty your taste oy looking Up to Fort
Pared.s snj the fair creatures bathing ia toe
Rio Grande. Every evening you will hnd crowds OF
teen bathing and offence taken by looking az them
enjoying their squaiic snusemenn
nope sitter my return the army will uleve, so
that may nave some ground 10 walk over wa you
in tie Spirit Yos-s truly c. de L..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04

The Free Tro9er,' small weekly paper Pao-
I;shed 70. the proprietors. By James McQasoe'
Utica, has jos; reached Its object is 10 s10use'
stimulate and lender effective feeling OF hostility
10 the New Excise Law which iook eject ISL
month, aad uss The means Of demonstrating By me
unmi-tskabe logic OF the B.o, Box, the deierrnin-
ed hostility Of ,~o.;hirds OF tie Freernen OF our
SAFE 10 the farther legaEzaiou sd Continuance OF
The traa;c IN intoxicating Liquors From his &C.
cision toe dealers IN grog appeal as they naSe per
feet RICH; 10 do-densnd that the case De feopeneo
and new hearing De grained them and The rec
Tradef IS their counselor and general PleaeeF- All
righs, 50 lar. Til. paper gives accounts OF move
nents of The friends OF Free T-ade II A!cohoHc
poisons il various paris Of The Stale. and sooos
them The late Convention in Geneeee County which
gs,olsed TIA: are in favor Of The total HIeta'e
and unconditional repeal the No License Law eo
e com plain. alc tie; we Will 81 pea aoie Hhe
fal n-.ls TO s1oGDg= !: FINN ihe sta:a-- oovA
mi 10, sg2grt r-l5 or s.r1gsi any fidH uo - ~ "
r0r 81 ne rsysn! q III Is1
The Free Trader Publishes these proceedings
vita silcere pleasure ana Gays of the above Feso-
lGtoas
Dwbre We would svoi4 making this patty question
unless driven Il Il s9'i'eH-g - ..,'r.
and re cordially re- psHJ thar sstlis7-s- SuS'
should D. n-lc q! over the STATE
TIM. IS an issue maize aud 10 De made a4' over
the safe Have the friends OF Temperance The
nerve 70 meet, Or vii! they permit onr-ihiFd OF
the Legal Voters OF the Stale to bully and df'e 're
other ,wo-,hirds7 Will they descend to osE'efns
and cbatering 10 each the Rum vote Tor their sew
ersl Political Parties and sell Out the peace comfort
and exemption from brutal cruelty OF al least One
Hundred thousand Women and Cnildren for Inc
chance OF making this or that man Governor Ihls
IS me practical question: lei it be fairly met For
one we cay. Yield nothing 10 dictsiion and bar
gains w hererer the People have given msJoF-
~ for License let Political candidates OF Ike faith
be selected and supported without objection pat
where the People have voted No License let that
expression OF public sentiment be respected In the
Party nominations Iii; il shall not be-if The Peo
PIES unbiased decision shall De overr1led by Party
,sire-worAcfs. aud candidates set up secretly
pledged to defeat their known wishes, then let the
People take the mater into their own hands snd
how that their attachment 10 Temperance is not
surpassed by the grog dealers devotion TO bis bot
Ties aad bis profits Nothing bu; determined action
will answer the purpose, and for that action the
People should promptly make ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04
FROM LAKE SUPERIOR.

The following TO contains very interesting iuto'
NATION from regi.n Of the Lake Superior C0uniry
DO. generally kno~n to contain Mireral'-'o q IL
the North o- Nsjrta. Wesern coast OF the Lake
suetch hing .Eo hardrei niles from Fond Gu Lac 20
Pigeon Bzy and aiye.-all wiinia the boundaries
Of he Union Tia, region is more eK'eo,iTe' me
climate doubtless nj der, and the Country foao'is''
better 4. canaot be worse thsn The Poln' Ae'' al
usoaw region 70 which MIXING operations on me
lake have hitherto been mai. y confined. Ihose
xoo wan, chance al Mining may De assured tina;
The SPECTATORS have no, monopoiized the Mineral
region By grea, desI-that there is probably more
and cutie a. good still 10 be had easier than hsy
obtained theirs-Oor friend who writes the follow
ing i. better acquainted with trap coogomerae and
etal!iferoos veins and substances than ~ilh Orthos
rsphy ard Cbirogrspny, and it may be that we have
failed 10 decipber his meaning in every case though
we have done our best.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04

% Hon. Csc. RATRsuN Of this State or be-
bali of the Democracy in the House who bolt at
McKsyls bill. took occasion to handle Mr. Wick Of
Indiana pretty roughly for speech in which he al
tempted The part OF wbipper-in for the Palace and
assumed to lash the desertcrs Rsthbun among other
things. said that IL did not become Wick to talk of
recresncy when he Wick himself had tried three
times 10 get office as Whis, and only so, a, las,
by turning Looo.-A pretty fair HIT certainly bu,
Rathbun WAS describing his own csse No man
tried harder TO sc, office side OF the house
msn ever ;urned asqaarer corner in fierce pursuit.,
of office Than he did and no man eves hated a par
~ ne hsd deserted worse Than this same George
ksthban. Wick and he are two of the b'hoys, de-
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04

NEwBURGH-HER FAoILrTIEs FOR MtSUFAcTrR-
rSG-rhe Sewbu'gh Gazette OF tie lsi in.. contains an
Interesting review OF and resources o.
th.; town. on The aas.ae Stream still many IN ccn-
pied mill privileges which may easily he turned TO profitable
account; The efficiency OF this uutouotet-iiis
uufans the trouths. There now upon H.
in fall operation Misunderstanding establishments,
:1e!rs iour-mls. powder, pm and
h.Ir-coth The tall OF water TO each OF these
is from 10 to 30 Judging from Appearances New
buTsh Will undoubtedly IN lew years be among our fT'i
manufacturing towns-a chief pot OF trade. ard almost
the ceu,e. Of tie manufacturing operations on the Hudson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04

n The fourteenth and numO.r OF tai' useful and
popular Work Ia al tn ne hands OF me printer and
WILL puoli.red In about fortnight lie pfepAfacoa
Of very fall and complete inde1 I" Ln1 eh'e ''H 0A.
delayed thh number beyond the Hn'e o'is'nAi'S -o'
nouncec; trust the ce.Ay WILL % more u'AH COM
oer.sr-d BY rs asefuinsss
Ths ,sex nurao.rs may .r be obtained, and personH
WANING 70 copets heir sets Will please send sheiz
order, tnroush our Agents or through booksellers
country merchants Is speedily a. possible.
Pnce per plumber, Is eenls-
GREELEY 4 AcELRATH, Publ.ihars.
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FIRST DIVISION ~. STATE ARTILLERY.

plvIsIoN-sJPFLEMENT OAbEH5.
NEw.YoRK July 81, lsi6.
Tho Division will take up It's OF march the ourth
instant immediate after the review by the Commander
nChief passing through Statest rom lhe East Battery
gate IA broadway down warren-st. 10 West Broadway
and udson-st through Light and Canal SIS Town BROAD
WAY through Chambers aud Centre sts 20 the East gale
OF the PARK.
such independent uniform Of the city and adon-
ing counties may DESTROYS OF paradnS Win inc VI
v,,io ON inc Am ,n,t viii report Division nspec-
tor on the Battery. A. y O'Clock. A. NJ precisely
Brisader General Hall, Of he First Brigade wl' upon
his arrival Battery direct the three troops
special duty. b. order OF ,.,,ro,n
Mslor General Commanding.
ROBERT c. WErMoRE,
Division, Inspector.