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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30
To the Daguerrean Fraternity.

When will it be that we like others
Shall form ourselves band OF orotherss
Ths healing art 10 keep out qaacks
With uaity thus wisely acts;
And wny not we our interests watch,
Holu I'D the artist and put down the Dotch?
lis easy if we once begin
And show the mass they're taken in;
Have we no. this evil to 9llay,
To drive theEa one by one with sticks away;
Ormust they ever thus pursue us?
with sbnlks base j.. Lewis
Trades are forsaken and the arts disgrsced
By gswks whose tame is on the dollar based:
They wto barns should paint and lumber haul,
Suck taken foE one dol ar" on the wall.
Then some 10 humbug little more
Stick 'patent process top their door.
All this is done the ignorant tn oeguiie.
When In their sleeve the would be artists smile.
Yes, those who'd scorn tie Dsctor's skill
That ignorantly prescribesa pill,
Do quite as bad, nay, even worse,
Encourage him who robs their purse;
Distorts their features, then. with a grace,
Asks you If that is not your face.
" ~ M. P. SIMONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

"Messrs Edit0ts-Please say In your pa
per, for the information OF THOSE INTERESTED,
that the Presden! of the Richmond Fire Associa.
ton got up from a sick bed 10 attend the fire on
Saturday night last and had to be carried home
while the fire was still raging, and was under the
care of Physician for the balance of the night, and
of course, is innocent of the charge made against
him By a correspondent OF the Petsr burg Express
iv 30-ltk FIREMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

"PLEAsuRE AND PRoFIT."-This IL the title of q
very pretty little book for the reading of the dear
young friends of the Dispatch II 10 also s,yled
"Lessons on the Lords Prayer, !" and contains msuv
pretty stories which will touch and deeply interest
their little hearts. 1t 10 by Mr. Manners, q very
pleasant writer Of stories for little children. Mr.
Randolph has /. for sale,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

TThe new FIRE engine manufactured by Messrs
JF q L L Barnes for the Lynchburg Fire Assocla.
ton, has reached its destination and had trial
The Lynchturg virginian says it 10 just wha, thew
have long time needed there, In the trial made
It threw water over the Norvell House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

To- CLEMMITT. FORE & CAMP.
BELL would remind their friends and the puohc
generally, that they are prepared to receive and
exesute all orders for Book and JOB Printing
in any style or COLOR they may desire, and on the
most reasonable terms.
Ofice-West corner Main and l2th streets, up
stairs over Alex Duvaps Drug Store. Jy3O-it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

On the 29th instant in the 10Th year of his age,
Master ROBERT G SLATER, son of John Slater,
decd His funeral will take place This Evening,
3Olh instant at O'Clock, from the residence OF his
uncle, Mr. Robert Y. Slater ON Church Hill, to
which the friends and acquaintance of the family
are respectfully invited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

MILITARY-The nechanic Guard turned out
with full ranks on yesterday afternoon to render
the last tribute of respect to deceased member
He was solemnly inferred in the Shockoe Hill Blu.
ryine Ground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

II The editor of the Charlottesville Advo.
cate has seen the new notes Of the Moniicel-
10 Bank about to be started at that place,
which it says are very handsome. There are
os, los and 2Os-all having picture ofMonti-
cello, and likeness Of Mr.. Jefferson done in
hne style,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

MAro's BalDeE-By misprint, we were made
TO say yesterday that the expense of re construct
ing this bridge, would not be less than $4,000; it
should have been $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

HE PICToRIALs.-We are informed by one
OF the proprietors of the New York illustrated
News, that the picture of Richmond was
copied from daguerreotype recently taken.
whether it be accurate or not, he considers
that the publishers cannot be regarded as not
using their efforts to obtain faithful sketch
We are satisfied of the correctness of the
statement, and regret that their very credita-
BILE enterprise should have been so unforu-
nate,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

EWe have from Smiths Literary Depot,
opposite the American, "Harper's Monthly" for
August and the 4th No of the Popular Educa
tor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

CUBA.-It is said that famous house in
Havana has ordered to be built in New York
four substantial propellers, to engage in the
coasting trade of Cuba. The New Orleans
Picayune hints that Vinas, the celebrated
Captain of the notorious Lady Suffolk, has or
dered a propeller to be built at the same
place, which shall be faster than any previ.
ously built, to engage in the trade OF another
COAST. e. in the African slave trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

V Marshal Wynkoop arrived in Baltimore
On "Wednesday night, having in charge the fu
gitive slave Fisher, whom he surrendered to the
order of Mr.. Howard, of Cecil county, the
slaves owner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

v There was left at the Dispatch Count.
ing room yesterday, twig, cut from an apple
tree near the Bath Alum Springs, containing
twenty five apples, closely set together. The
whole only occupied space Of no. more
than foot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

Mayors CouRr No criminal cases before this
court Yesterday
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MOTTO Express packages tor
M Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, &c In.
tended for shipment per steamers Roanoke or
Jamestown, will hereafter be received by
Messrs ADAMS e. Co, SO Broadway, Woo are the
only authorised agents for Express privileges by
these ships.
Office Of New York and Virginia Steamship Com,
pany, No 80 Broadway.
LUDLAM & PEASANTS, Agents
New York, June, !, 1853 ie N
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ouly four years after the great battle o. ro'n'
pleasant. The late proprietor. Mr. CaiweI'
came into possession in 1908. As late as 1879
Ar. Burke tells us the provisions made Tor the
accomu odation of visitors was scanty, the ca
bins being ell constructed OF logs. Great i'm
provements have taken place since that Time
and | learn from authority which believe to
be good, that there are now accommodations
here for at least 1000 persons, probably for
1900. There are now about 600 here, although
people have scarcely begun to come, and there
are not more than five or six in oil from Rich
mond. The month Of August is the principal
month for them, and there is every reason to
anticipate the larges, crowd during that month";
that has ever been here.
When the Central Railroad shall have been
completed TO Covington, and the Covington and
Ohio shall! have united it with Memphis, what
a property the White Sulphur will be!
But my paper is out, so must stop.
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Having in the above explanation disclamed any
personal imputstion against the President any
individual connected with the Fire Association,
Mr. John II Bosher will be pleased to withdraw his
Oh arge that "the author has told falsehood."
iy 39-lt JOHN II KNOWLES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

US HAIR DYE, HAIR DVET-1
only liquid Hair Dye In the VIII q. e e
s,aIiy o{,ns me hsr without dying the sxn nj:
applied the same way as oil; IL perfec,lv frs. Tvs
nitrate Of silver and injurious acids, impair, ION
to the Hair, thst has never been approacb.s soss
osner article. 1t will never turn red or purn's any
rs,; &c, 70 .ne ss and s vegetables prsne-
trihing cost viii send the recipe 10 spy ley ssy
gentleman, on receiving one dollar. A3arlyg .
c., Box l25. Post Ofi,e eo., - e.
p fiNk pIC n q x ST 49,.
1>thst Messrs. MINNls & WATSON g MI
eoeIIso,ypisss l46 Main street, have hrous, mi.
beautiful art nearer perfection than al ~ y1s
have been Their pictures Of ladies' and ebil Ise
are 1esutlfui-ihey represent l!fe admirably n -
gentlemen deserve great cred 1t for their ssit,i, s
WONDERFUL art Their walls abound win sns-i.
mems OF the richest hue, and feel a.sursd -.
either citizens or strangers win pay them vss,s
tney VIII not regret the time they NAV susnS ~
examining those precious gems az III
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ExCHANGE AND BANKING

EXCHANGE AND BANKING
j., 80 HOUSE OF c. w. PURCELL d. Co.
Inc notes Of the Southern Manufacturers
Bank, are redeemed ss heretofore at par at our
counter.
I@All solvent Washington small notes, will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore, against paying
any discount on small notes dated at Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30
NEW LONDON BOOKs-IW RANDOLPH

NEW LONDON BOOKs-I w RANDOLPH
~ has received, July 3d.
HumphreysC Coin Collectors Manual, 80 plates,
2 vos--S2 so
The Lives and Opinions of Eminent Philosophers,
by Diogenes Laeraus, literally translated By Q ID
Ycnge, B A-Sl IS
Gerv'nus Introduction to the History OF the 18Th
Century-25
De Lolme ON the Constitution OF England; new
edition, with Life and Notes; By jno Mscsregor,
81 PSI
Valuable new Enssh and American works are
10 .fa 37
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

Besides many other brands too numerous 10 men.
ton; in store and for sale on accommodating
terms. Also, general assortment of fine Tobacco,
SMUT, Pipes, Smoking Tobacco, Cigar Cases and
all other articles in this line of business.
No 1874 Main, corner of 10th street. Richmond
jy 80 JAS A HARRINGTON
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ahe vote Tor Pubic Printer.

The vote fos public printer in the Senate was given by
ballot and therefore tie OF the voters do APP
pear upon the Journals But contemporary of the
Slur Processes have ascer,aned the and may
be matter Of interest to our friends TO know who voted
for the proprietor OF the Union, and who against him,
we exrac, the given by him. rernarking that
satisfied thai General James voted for General Arm
strong II will be SEEM according 10 this which
will be corrected BY senator's il II is other
respects that good and democrats and one
wbig voted for General Armstrong and that every other
whig. and every aboionst and nine democrats voted
against him THIS shows Two things first. that
the Union has no sympathy from wings and,s second
TIA, has iavcE in The eyes Of aboiuoniss that
exactly the posilon he Usson will continue occupy
devoted earnestly and zeaIousy democratic principles
and Lemoeis,ic men, opposed the bitter end
wings aboIiticnsts. and sympaihizng. facous demo-
II the following vote, with the correction have
made General Jamss,) given by the Star, acqui
esced by senator's correct shall feel authorized
10 make such comments hereafter the facts disclosed
shall suggest For the present, only the vote
repeating that have .uil tia, Gen. James
voted for General Armstrong:
OF the ,oi,x senator's sixteen present OF
these gentlemen, fourteen voied for Dir Tucker
Those wings who voted for Mr.. Tucker were Messrs
Truman Smith, John M Clayton. VIM. G. Dawson, Ar.
chibsid Dixon, John Is Thompson, J. r benjamin, Ed
wafd Everett, james A. Pearcr Thos q Pau, Hamilton
Fish, George t. Badger, BerI. r. Wade, James Cooper.
and Solomon Foot.
" The wing voting Gales 4 Sraon Senator Jas.
G. Jones. OF Tepnesse~c.
OF the aSol,siostss, all three voted fct Mr. Tucker
viz Mcssrs. seward. Chase, and summer
OF The democrats, bur twenty i've present, nine
Of whom vo-cd for Mr.. TucksL Tho of those
nine gentlemen ioiows. viz Mrssrs. John Is. Wei
er. Jesse D. Bright Mr James, Mr.. Evins DAVID X. Ach-
son. Wm. Wright. Richard Brodbcsd, James N. Mason,
and Il NJ I. Hunter
Though the secret one, ascrrtainsd how
thcss nine gentlemen vJed, by previously sscertanng
What certainly voted tor Robert ArnsuoDg-by
dlicuit task this latter ttrmsuonxs vose)
wssas follows. SENATORS Johnson. Gwin P.i Dodge,
r., slde. HssnIin, Walker. Dodge, Cas-, Stuart,
adams. Norris. Williams. Douglas. Allen, Shields, and.
befcrc remarked, Mr. John Bs's. twhix
/" This result fonts mp follows
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4ny for hts sssn'nx Of n DsS~ the bssssnG n fAs
Hosy Sacrament &c
This the AcAb..hcp viii asugssa,s hs ~ hiua-
seif by pIoncunc nx saogam Saint Augus<iu.
The reverend pseise also thsl In ecnnsxsa
The festival h. shalt atlsh snnsal prize Of Lees
francs be given Tor tho ta.s essay Question rel
The hstwsen seieNenad faith The Sab.
eci dis ysss il 10 Be hs OF Christianity on
the common law OF Europe" IN tbs OF his paso,a
euer the Archbishop the attendance. on tho solsmu
aston oil all he4ds Of public and Instruction
aud all hs nosb,y and letters, all psoisss-
add teachers AN the pupils Of The supesos add special
schools all the Distinguished pupils Of tho lyssums
and OF private Institutions together with the representa-
usos Of music, poetry, and the arts.
The Aosssy roLisies official statemsot from The
prefec Of he naneis condition Of the department Of
Seine The receipts for The ys 1894 sstimsssd
9sS0 3G9 francs ~ cenlmes and <he expenses u S8lol
francs "a c~nttmos showing probable dsdc ol ISL
francs 50 cenmes The 81 the departmental debs.
ca plated the Of tho present ysss 10
09 257 francs ~ oensmss which. BY sugmssssidns
Of the present yes will be increased eo0 - faaes n
centimss.
The population Of the department by the late osasss.
was Az c65vizs lo0S 262 for the city Of Pasis - 10
for the arrond~nent OF 81 Denis, and 1885, oil for the
yordtssemsnt Of Sceaux
of population. w official isst publish
ed il appears that according the las nsnsus. tho
Der Of Belgium was 1877 1888, and that IL hs
maer of feli gous opinion they cassed hus 49,
s73 Catholics 2s6 Prosstan I33S Jews. l0lS Of other
6s2 who declined telling what they BE-
tonyed. G.
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We regret very much that the crowded condition OF
our columns renders il impossible for to publish the
many complimentary notices. found in the newspapers in
every section Of the Union, in regard to the reports ea
nanx FROM tbs several departments These documents
are characterized by an amount OF ability which has
commanded universal commentator, and made the i'm
PRESTON very general that the executive departments
have never been administered with The
several gentlemen filing them have given the most in
eoues,abe evidence OF the labor with which they have
devoted themselves the public service They have BY
their reports contributed largely TO elevate the character
Of the administration, and 10 increase the confidence of
the people the wisdom and patriotism OF the President
We make these general remarks apology for fail
ing to copy the very mary favorable comments the
reports Of the Secretaries with which exchanges
filed
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discussion This possoa Of tho message viii give general
satisfaction.
There is another most important paH Of the document
that equal communication ali that which
the principle which tho public expenditure be
ua,sd The President dads Justification or pro and
Unconstitutional appropriations ia the Of a
large surplus aud oveIbundxn Income la thess he
discovers the why Congress, should tho
mouey. bal why they should ghtsa the IL will be
observed aiso, THAI In his many illusions Ssaerghs
the President asss drscmsss and simplicity OF language
that leave doubt OF the Of his devotion Tho
old Jefersonan doeisins.e
The Charleston Courier ssys Of The message:
As or the isssif presumed from the ad
mrabls tssgIaphic synopsis u bAnos correspond
already Pubtish<d, siss and udicious
documoni. nosnsiye and respectful his political
Antsgonisss and far have seen. meets with
tho appreciation ct potaric generally
i've of party, being, the Baltimore Sun expresses IL,
'chAsActsns.c Of tho anihcrpain sensible and thorough
y American"
The Savannah Georgian speaks briefly follows;
OF the merits Of the msssags. all It's bearings may
be Unnecessary 10 speak further than have already
done II fail n being generally read and approved
by this strongest opponents OF tho In
deed, we csnsct how they find fault with either
ia stya, spirit, recon- mcndations."
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Ffart'- Pierce,
~Ass~
Satisfactory evidences having bern erht"ssd
erich Hssrdon has co~sri NJ H~~-~
The s~tss NJ Pen"-vvs Jersey D~issy-
Phlsdspis 10 hereby
Tree 70 exercise md enjoy ncons spd privileges
are Showed 70 s esrss Of the favored essscrs
United
!. testimony wherein, fhs.e letter.
pss~ns srd the seal 81 United
Given snsss hand city - wsshsnsson
r. 81 ~ bee"mssr y. 1853 and ~ the Independence
the United states 81 America the seventy eighth,
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
~ Inc President.
WI. MAacvs Secretary u sssss
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Texas and the Pacific Railroad.

By the arrival OF the steamship Louisiana at New Or
leans the 9Th instant. enabled to give the fol-
lowing interesting items OF news from Texas:
The Austin State Gazette OF the 10Th u has The fol
lowing paragraphs:
"Gogernor p Bs has resigned the office OF governor
Texas and the duties Of that station have thereby
derson, by whom they viii be discharged until the 2st
December.
F" General A. Sidney Johnson, who returned Sunday
evening from his periodical trip p.
per Of the Brazos and Trinity, that
Indians quiet that part OF frontier present.
In noticing the proceedings in the legislature. the Ga
zee has the following paragraph relation 10 the Pa
cihe railroad
:. The committee internal Improvements Of the sem
given the bill TOR tho of the Miais.
ppi and Pacific railroad thorough examination and al
though not W, reported, we informed have
tho follow ing conclusions To extend the for con.
from location beis Of country sixty miles in widih TO
leave snd undctc mined tho point which shall
the boundary OF the State but in sue
direction from where does the 323 do.
OF north latitude In the vicinity Of Trinity Thsy
recommend the striking Of the lith i2th I3sh and
IAh sections their substance provided In The gen
ers railroad law OF the State The prncpal difficulty 10
the fixing The point which the road shall
Trinity river Twenty instead Of sections Of land
the mile given to the company who shall construct
the road"
Referring in another place, TO the internal improve
ment committee OF the house. the Gazette says
Their the Pacific road was characlsrzsd by
unapimiy agreeing grant of twenty-five scctions per
mite the road the State north OF Fulton
kansas, and tho Trinity river the a2i degree
Of north latitude and thence pursue The praor-
ca bic that parallel
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LATER FROM Msxroo --sonp MINES.
Nxw ORLEANS, Dee I2-Da,es from the city OF Mexico
10 the 81 inst. have baen received here.
ExPrcsdent Cevaes and Marcellius Cssa vsdo, Judge
OF the So reme of Mexico, have been removed for
refusing accept knigh,hood, order Of santa
Anna's Ccvales has been exled for his contumacy.
Ills rumored Moar, Of the chiefs of tho late Yu.
catan revolution, has been captured and shot.
The cholera entirely ceased in tho State Of Oaxaca
Rich gold mines have been discovered. reported In
the State OF Sonora.
The Mexican paper mail carried recently from Now
Orleans San Francisco in twelve days and hall. via
Ramsey's route
Bosros Dee. I2-The municipal election has resulted in
ochoee for Beniamin seaver, the regular whix
nominees lacks nearly 100 votes OF reelection Tho
result greatly eIa,es the Manelaw advocassa
ELECTION MAYORS
Bosros, Dec. 10 Mr.. Knowhon, coaiiOns' has boon
elected mayor OF Worcester in this State Mr.. Adams
(whig) has been elected mayor Of Charestown
THE STAR or WRIST
NEW YoRa. Dec. l3-The steamsr Star Of the West.
which put Norfolk COAL from San Juan arrived
her WHAT here this morang She brings S2,000.0co In
gold and passengers Her has been anticipated.
BuvrALo, Dec. I2-Matters are quiet again at Eric.
the directors Of the road was held on Saturday,
sd ade proposition the city OF Eric, which
ected All parties are awaiting the result OF the iujunc-
on against mayor and council of Erie restraining
them doing damage the road, which is be argnsd
to-day at Pittsbutg,
Nav YoaK, Dec. I3-p m.-Thc stock market closed
steady Canon 26h Erie, 10; Reading So Parker Vein,
81; Phmnix. I6 Nicaragua, 274 Exchange on London.
81 premium.
The Hour ma rket is somewhat, fmer, but change in
prcessaes 900 barrels sme brands 20 90 IS s.;
southern, Sc 81 81 ia. Rye hoor and corn meal un-
changed
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rvyE Pr4~ss .nd H~gseN~t ~ Pessseuoo0 -
th~ Ass Of XIV French 81 L. BmaDnnass 9uDos
AZ 60 The Preacher ssdIh KING vols Ia, 49,.
The Ao~ysrs~ sesmaa Inv ~ Otsv-
s~ss cf wesssessa"sd fs Amssesn ysseA ~ hsv
Jossp Rsuvstd. --M $3.50.
Religions the World sSd their Rsssstsas " Cbrsda.ty
Msaycs. ~ A. eh~pssn ~ LeesaS -,
Professor cf DIVINITY kings College, tcsAcw.
Times ny the Rev j. MvRsos Osmstssl - A.
World UnmaskvA, Iohn RevrAe A. - win
Lif. author BY The Rev Thomss 0wsbrse D. D.
tiss ktaG BoosAscss ~ - Voec ~
being ~ pu,ys ~sc1Sswcs - us -
insuIsh~d rs~reh ~ H. Kss
Rev escp ~ - D.s
passm Of The Univsvsat Place Pcsb,ersc nn"cn
Jass r~cesvvA TAvbvr nNOSSD
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Report Of the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs.
The report of the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
occupies large space in our paper to-day. Colonel
ManypenDy presents elaborate and detailed view of
the present condition OF the Indians. He exhibits in
timacy with the details. which shows how admirably be
fitted for tie position which he fills. Our Indian al
fairs possess interest which has brought many able
statesmen the conclusion that they ought to De man
ayd rs an Independent department OF the government
An examination OF Coloael Manypenny's report Will
not weaken this Impression, whilst It will fully estab-
sh his own claims fidelity and capacity Those who
desire to understand thoroughly the present condition oil
our indian relations will find in this report the full
neans Of obtaining the requisite information
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bremen Line.

We requested say that the United States steam
ers Washington and Hermann being hauled up for re-
pairs, there will be mail despatched for Earope by the
Bremen line before the a5lh OF January In the mean
tme correspondents should mark their letters for the
continent to go either in the I" Prussian closed mall
or in the British mail through England and pay postage
accordingly
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To The Editor Of ~ Unisn
The New Jersey Railroad Company having rendered a
free passage from New York to Phadelpba TO the
disrs OF the al 1919 who desire attend the co.,
ven,on to be held in that city the sth Of January
next will no, the sane courtesy he extended to those
living south and vest Of Philadelphia by the superin-
tendsnts OF roads IN either d,rectioul
AN OLD SOLDIER