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rrpoIsONINGn

Thousands OF Parents who Vermifuge composed OF
Castor OIL Calomel, &c, aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying the
foundations series OF diseases, such as salvation
loss OF sight, weakness oflm5s, etc.
In another column win be found the advertisement
Iobcns1cks Medicines which ask the attention Of
all directly interested their well their chill.
drens health In Livecomplants aud ali disorders ari
sing from those bilious type, should mako ofthe
only genuine medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills. III
ys'Be not deeeired, - but ask for Hobensacks Worm
Syrup and Pills. and observe that each has tho sig
nature OF the Proprietor, j. N HoBENsAcK, as none
else genuine. ait
PcrsInn Hair Dye.
THIS DyeIs warranted used according to directions
to change the hair from any other color, to beaual
PERFECT JET BLACK,
,s lre WITHOUT t
Staining the Skin. fa5
Price, 80 cents per bottle. For sale KELLs q cALD.
WELL. Wholesale Agents. and by WIN. R. MCKEE
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fiti.fi ii5 q BALrIMoRR, June ~, 1850!
Messrs. Evans a Watson, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
We have much pleasure in Recommending your Fire Proof
Chests to the notice of ublicthe one purchase
from you having bonks and contents efeetualy
after undergoing very severe heat during the fire which
DESTROYED the entire block OF buildings on Arch street
wharf ON the ScltuyIkllI,on the 9th of June 1850.
sep1o-dty sci 1ou.4 S0's RUsSEE Z GUBB1Ns
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CoIl11nbia House.

FORMERLY THREE TuNs HoTEL."l
Corner Of Pratt and Paea streets, BALTIMORE, MD.
OLD Tn1Nos HAVE PASSED AWAY, AND THIS HOUSE
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Professor Alex. G, Barrys Tricopherous,
ing restoring, q strengthening the arrelif wing a,
OF the skin, curing rheumatic pains, and healing e1era
youidS. BOunleIl by no geographical lines The IsPI
sales the article oflate years have n5easedin nh
that almost exceeds belief Professor Barry, aer aoR
fl OF his sales book, finds that the ulmb.
bottles delfveted to order in quantities oIlro
upwards, during the year s5e, was within trie O
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RLorEMEsr AND AnREsr.-on Wednesday even
ing "a lady named DER and male individual CALI
ed John Curtis, arrived in Cincinnati from Han
cock county, Ohio, and was Immediately arrested.
Their baggage was extensive, consisting of a band
box, two carpet sacks, two trunks, a baby two
months old, three hundred dollars of the deserted
husbands money, and six shooter, The latter
instrument was in the pocket of the lady, who
drew it, and informed the officers that she would
speedily cause vacancies in the organization ofthe
Cincinnati police. She was secured and taken to
the watch house, however, where she was lodged
during the night. Next morning her husband and
father arrived, the former to Claim his baby, and
the latter his ening daughter; both, after word
Of argument were successful, and Curtis was turn
ed loose upon the world, upsncumbered with bag
gage. 1.
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HIGH1Y INGRoRTANT

HIGHLY I1RORTANE.
NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fd4
in the greatest Improvement yet discovered TOT HI
labor end EXPENSE in shing Clothing and house G1E
ing Linens and Cottons washed by thus Fluid VIII s
whittier and softer Than than il bleaehed on the gai
NARRAnTED not TO Iure the fabric. Every IsI
satisfy herself on that point, by soaking piete OF to
or Linen in the Fluid, full strength, for q hours WSa
will clearly show that 1t must be puI ely harness VIA
diluted with gallons Of water hall PM o. nun. a.
single sixpence which will buy enough or alarEe AMY
washing, which can be done in 8 or 3 hours. ,,,.y
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber WHO baSAs
ly purchased the right FOR Ohio counyt, Va
= 9E5lEs4S - JAS. 3MBLL0R,
( Aus4 40 ft No &c. Union st., Wheeling. Va.
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WESTWARD, HOt-=The RSsssllyiue Hsrall says
tia. puusto1str ainsot emisrant pass
.thTops that toWpss $50. 5.gf,
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CAPITAL ri. 3sli O3e:5l.

VsssI-Il-., PIiIndeIphIn BnInmnndCFI
8
.SSa55TSzSSfE.AHA1 SAPES-Pd7ENT DOUBL DOOR
lE3sdilfaIt RsSALA8LANDER FIRE AND THIEF
H. NAhatlI31 PROOF SAPES "A large assert
~ pl4itl4 q ment of various sizes always on
- ktiiiiRii hand, at No.s3 Dock street, war
I'll ifaff ri Il fanted equal to any made in the u
~ eA9sli hl-lezl IS nited Stntcs. Evans GS Wat
EEyE@S son thankful for past hvors, re
specially solicit continuance or
the samuel Please give call before puTchasing else.
Wh6fe. n 6 &; EVANS q. WATSON, n EFESt5
So No SO Dock street, 4 door below Third.
NtB.-Also Bank Vault and jewelers. Burglar Proof
Safes Vault Doors banks and sto Patent Slate
Lined Refriger6tors, Store PFuclisi etc.,
below are the of few gentlemen and Public In
stituons who have our Safes in use. Hundreds more
could be given. III. 49,
safes in use rs
RaTker, Brothers g. Co., No 16 S Third st 81 - "
Michcnar d Co, No II South Water st.ia Ersr4H
Z C Knight, eor.er Water and Chestnut stsi
u S Mint, ono Satei 80 pa Z
U S Arsenal, Safes for California, 3Eor Phla.i
Corporation OF Northern. Liberties
Commissioners OF Mcyamensing;
Southwark Gas Company,
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SVyBG6TSt s.f1l
EIR sub criber thankful for past favors Informs his
friends and the public that he is prepared to ~ nish
families all persons with Oysters, in all the dsrent
styles. 80 > ~. Il -. 81 ssl idS1
Sctts s''i.os s's'' we've 1''' II. M. PARKER
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Attention the Whole! 3
Felix Confectionery. -

e Felix nfecttonery, ~
m OnrOe ST. next door 10 Ihe Mcclure HOuAe.li
TTNHLS new Oyster Saoonis now open, where viii DO
found Oysters every style, at all hours Game and
suppers will proyided 10 be lad on the promises,
or 10 be sent TO families in town. IS. 10 3, s,sg
Orders win also be taken for French and American Pas
try and ETemes suehas Corloes, Russes, Apple Char
lotes blanc Manages Jeilics ETC., sOlrees and balls
The whole ON reasonable terms. octtOdiw
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! A. Ores at Bargain. ,,,.sr,.r,,
LslNDING ii imnoss to Intend to two
at the same time, will sell my Main 81
known to be one or the; best Family GTosenes N VIZ
Terms easy and rent low. - n WOODROW
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LITERARY. POI--WASiilNtiION HALL.
THE undersigned has inland excellent lot OF Ink,
cap and letter Paper, Post ONCE Paper Note PqPeTa
octiS r''' ''''' - - JAS. H. McMEcHEN
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wonderful properties ofthe trieop6eTous whenthtPs
ness OF the article ana the explanations given orltk
ieal action upon the hair, the scalp, and in all
perticiol irritation, first II 10 IL attention
OF the people, This all that the inventor tzta Ey.
cry bottle advertised itself The ehects oIthe f1 d
ed expectation It acted like charm. The laea Hud
not Be without it. Country dealers in every section hs
United States found they must have iii and thus vas
up Wholesale trade OF extent hitherto ulhId Ols
regards articles this kind The highest point hii not
vet been renGhed and 1t is believed the sales this PAR
Win be a million aud half OF bottles.
Depot and mandatory, No 1871 Broadway, New foEk,
Retail price, twenty -fiSe cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity Sod By
all the principal druggists the United Ss
by j. ii. Patterson, Wheeling, Va Junet4dtw&w6n
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577FoRII AM UsEME II ..,.5,,ioh Il
ETE have Just beautiful anq "a, oSsr mss
which our int customers viii call f9I a
we have also received Banios and ~ Vit-
from tb smallest the largest size and prices az
AM which will be sold lower than5eyer betoIe y w
SIC ss sIefe' no e gan j. FIcKBIsoA.
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Marshall ana Ohio Turnpike Company
IHR tolls re now charged as heretofore on ai n ri
is tho earnest desire OF the lis
sors will attend promptly to paying Tolls as
revenue the Company have means OF nat
road for winter use and 1t Is OF re-
this necessary be put In the best ma
pair for the public accommodations skftaeab ''s',
! iJIlysssf ~ .sii5 Il J.H.PRNDnBTaNs se1A
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uThe garden at Mount Venom has been thrown
pen to visitors. 81
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]. Wagonseller, Tansquai
State Treasurer OF N Jersey and Trenton banking Co.
Pennsylvania Railroad Cos Sale3j y E.f's3s, & Z
Hall, eth above Cherry aud Third and Brewn SITS.
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NRw ApvRRTIsnMRNTs

Il-I.E-I = az ffIINIEDs
A SALRSMA N ina Dry Goods and Fancy Store.
az TO capacity and homes.
reauren One thai has been engaged in the above bus.
thjs place efefred Liberal salary Will be given
to a sui II bic PERSON -, ,o,,,,
EXPERIMENTATION address this Office ootlZaota
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F.! ; ELEGANT CLoAKS AND TALaIAs. =. =
II US Tccet we'd, eaufnl selection OF New York cloaks
d and TaImas well worhthe attention OF purchasers
octlO fR5LE 81 HEisKEIL g Co
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The meobapio., Exhibition.

For several days the Patent Office has been hronged
with visers, attracted by lbs exhibition OF the Meuopo
tan Mechanics Institute The collection oil articles and
the manner OF arrangement highly crediiable TO the
institute which has but recently been esiabllshedthe
present being its first exhibition II would be needless
10 attempt an enumeration of the articles exhibited and
il would not be proper TO attempt, the rapid survey
TO which limited, TO decide upon the relative
merits of the many elegant specimens Of taste and nge
nuily which met our eye. We understand that the
managers will make full report. which purpose to
lay before readers; but in the time. would
urge the citizens of Washington and the sojoumers in
the city to spend hour two at the exhibition for
they will be amply repaid for doing The doors open
at ten o'clock in the morning. and close at ten in the
evening. The charge for admission is only twenty five
cents.
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drrdngsmsnts Of The Marshak and Assistant Marshab.
The marshan-chei has appointed the following gen.
emen marshas and assistant marshals TO aid him in
carrying out the arrangements OF the day;
Major A. A. Nicholson, marshal. TO whom is assigned
the first DIVISION consisting of the military.
Assistants Colonel w s. Cuttings Charles Jessup,
John T. Sullivan, Carroll Nicholson, s. p Hoover, John
j. Berret O. T. Massie, James Owner, c. L. Thomas,
r. c. Murphy, Jos M Sewall, s. II. Lamborne, Dr.
Wallace James Scott. J. w. Arnold, w. w. Davis.
Col. WIN. Selden, marshal, TO accompany the Presi-
dent elect and suite.
Assisants-W. b. b. Cross, James A. Gordon, Bev-
erly Tucker j. Milton Thayer, D. RacId. L. Tree. IT,,
10. w G. Whiting. DR.. w. H. Saunders, Alfred Shuck.
Ing, Dr. John B. Blake, Augustus A. Hardenburg, JEFF.
.rson A. Slamm, A. s. II. White.
DR.. A. w. Miller, marshal, to command the division
composed OF the Jackson Democratic Association, the
Pioneer Club, and other political clubs from Baltimore,
and from distance.
Assistanis.-R. +. Doyle, Col. WIN. NJ Devoe, II.
Geitzandaner, John Meads. Francis McNerhsny, j. J.
Mulloy w. II. Thomas, NJ w, Cluskey, John N. Min
nix, r. H. Carver. John +. Ennis. II. T Morsell, Capt
IL. NJ Thornton Daniel Smith, Il. Thornley,, r. Wroc,
w A. Hacker L. Jones, w. Finn. Lemuel Geddis.
Rober, 0uld, marshal, TO whom is assigned the Dem
ocraiic Association OF Georgetown and all organized
civic societies.
Acknowledged White, J. P. Pepper, ]. Hunger
ford, VIM n. Minnr, s. Humphrey, Charles B. Beuet,
tenfy bNefDack, W. w IdlfRan, sames - pshr 'c"er
Davis. Richard Henderson, c. d. Hill, r. IL Dsvall,
Boyd Edlin Charles Dgges, ~ p Bernis, John Garrett,
George w. ofoi, James Davis, Michael Miller, Lieut.
Robert Handy, James Roach - Clark
DR.. T.. Nj. Chapn. marshal, 10 whom is assigned the
division consisting Of professors and students OF colleges
and schools in the District and citizens OF the District
OF Columbia, and OF States and Territories.
Assistants IT. ]. Gait, DR.. Culver, G. w Stewart,
William Brown, Joseph w. Davis, VIM. Wall, John
Pettibone, " r. Jackson, Oden Bowie. r. 7. M. Lain,
Keep Phillips, @. C. Whiting, James Mcguire, X. W..
Keyworh
The assistant marshas are expected 10 conform strict
ly TO the positions assigned them.
The marshals will be designated by blue scarfs with
white roset,es, and white saddle trimmed with
blue and pink. and carrying baton of hickory two feet
long, OF blue coIor with gilt ends, two inches deep.
The assistant marsbals viii pink scafs, white
roseties, saddle white trimmed with blue and
pink. batons white, with red ends same length
shas'
| The msrsbals and assistant marshas will meet al,
City hall at o'clock, the morning of the +th Of
March, when they will be assigned their respective
duties.
The marshal-inchief and aids will be designated by
white scas, with blue and pink rosetes white saddle
covers, trimmed with blue and pink rosetiea.
The following gentlemen will act a. aids TO the mar
shal.in-chief:
8 r. Hobbie, Capt. Lewis Carr,
Barry Hayes, Esau Pickrel,
L. D. Slamm, Or, Henry Haw,
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
Coagre~-wednesday.


SESATE-The Senate resumed The consideration OF the
civil and diplomatic appropriation bill which, after hav-
ing been further amended. was passed.
The JONI resolution in relation to the printing of the
census ielurns was then taken up considered. and
passed.
The annual Post Office appropriation bill was taken
up. An amendment offered by Mr.. Gwin. providing
for a semi-monthy mail from San Francisco to China
on which Mr. Houston addressed the Senate IN relation
10 the foreign policy OF the United States The amend
ment was subsequently, Withdrawn, and the bill was
passed.
The bill establishing the Territory of Washington was
considered and passed.
The report of the committee OF conference upon the
army bill by which the Senate receded from its amend
ments in relation TO the emgrant route TO the Pacific
among other amendments, was concurred in
The naval appropriation bill taken up, and numer-
Gus amendments were adopted. Pending amendments
for the reorganization of the navy and for the establish
ment OF q board Of accounts. the Senate adjourned.
House. OF REpaE.EsrArIvEs.-The House ordered
committees of conference the dsagreeing votes Of the
two houses upon the deficiency BILL and the bill granting
pre-empion rights TO actual settlers on the reserved
alternate sections of the public domain traversed by rail
roads. They next passed the Senaies joint resolution
authorizing the oath of Office to be administered to the
Vice President elect in Cuba; and resolution providing
for the settlement OF certain per diem accounts of
bers OF Congress After which they proceeded to the fur
ther consideration Of the report of the Committee OF the
Whole on the state OF the Union the Senates amend
ments 10 the army appropriation bill which being dis
posed Of the House went into committee (r Phelps in
the chair wherein the lighthouse appropriation bill was
considered and disposed Of II next passed in the
House The report OF the committee of conference
the bill for the relief of Lieutenant Colonel John Charles
Fremont then concurred in, and also that in the case
OF the bill granting resumption rights to settlers alter
nate reserved sections Of the public domain raversed by
railroads. Mr. McCorke then reported, from the Com
mittes Public Lands, the bill to provide for the survey
Of the public lands in California, granting pre-emption
privileges thereon &C.. which was passed The House
next went into Committee of the Whole on the state of
the Union, wherein the Senaes amendments TO the civil
and diplomatic appropriation bill considered until
very late hour when the committee rose, and afterwards
the House adjourned.
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The new coinage BILL just passed the House OF Repre-
sentailves, is contemplated to go into operation the
frs, day OF June The coin, which is of silver is to be
legal tender in payment OF all debts for not exceed
ing five doarsy gold is 10 be considered for all
exceeding tina, amount Under former laws silver coins
were made legal tender according TO their nominal value
for all sums whatever This very important feature
ia the new BILL and will 60 very far towards furnishing
"small change"
The following are the weights OF the new halfdoar
and smaller pieces according to the bill, and tina,
now In force!
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supreme Court of the United states.
WEpsEspAI. March q, 1859.

"WEDNESDAY, March 2, 1853.
On motion OF Hon. Reverdy johnson, Osman A. Ly-
man, ESQ, OF Ohio on motion OF MIR. Mason, Lincoln
Clark, esq OF Iowa, on motion Of Mr.. Chatfeld, Geo.
O. Blodget and f. Peyre Ferry, esqs, OF Illinois, and
Don A. j. upham, voney French, John Delany. esqs.,
OF Wsconsis, admitted attorneys and councillors
of this court
No. s.. John Deacon, appellant. Us. Robert divers
execuors. The argument Of thi, was continued
by Mesrs. Campbell and Reverdy Johnson for the APP
peees
Adjourned until tomorrow, ii o'clock, a m.
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On the Of the February GEORGE c. son Of
MAsr A. and Gxorss G, yaoHsor
On Wednesday morning March 2, VARNUM SECOND .on Of
stAs w. and MARY r. HUT, aged four
The friends Of the family respectfully
neral twelve O'Clock ,oday tfhur.dy residence Of
his parents, corner Of md streets.
On Monday evening 2sh uIino, at O'Clock MARY daughter
Of the late GRssrsrby after
throughout which manifested
experienced those sustaining only attend the
suffering and departure Of the truly The
devoted member, feel and lament loss and her
asocste deeply mpathye In the
relatives.
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mosi,iss than for the peace and prosperity OF the
coanty, and for the maintenance Of those kindly feel
ngs and iaternsl sympsthes which lie al the founda-
ton OF the coniedeaey and without which the Union
must be shorn OF lis chief beauty even il il should con.
finua IN a.ist
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MlssIssIPpI sEsAToR.-l appears that no one will
be present by executive appointment, to claim the vacant
seat OF Mississippi in the Senate OF the United States al
the ensuing special session Mr.. Benjamin N. Kinyon
having declaed the appointment rendered him by Gov
Fooe the latter has concluded TO lie, the place
main until il shall be filled by legislative appoint
ment In publishing Mr.. Knyon's letter. the governor
says
Having now made all ptoper efforts to secure the fun
Of the State the Senate for the twelve
which will ensuc the 9TH OF March next and these
efforts having proved lamenably abouivc shall take
further steps attain the desired object aud shall leave
the whole matter to be disposed of the good people
of the State may decide at the baoi-box in Noyembe
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From the Home Journal.
Important Literary Discovery.

In the year lS49 as we mentioned in former number,
Mr. Payne Collier English gentleman, who has devo-
ted hall century TO the study and calculation OF Shaks-
peare, bought al auction dirty copy OF the second
folio edition of The "Works of Shakespeare" printed in
1852. 1t was full OF manuscript notes; but he paid no
attention TO them After the lapse of about three years,
Mr. Collier had occasion TO make reference to the second
folio He took down the book in question from the top
shelf which il had been put away; and then noticed.
Tor the first time, that there was inscribed the
Thomas Perkins, his Booke" There had been Per-
kins, player-coud this be he' Inquiry was made (:
and it found that the players name was Richard"
But attention directed TO the book. went further
and 81 then discovered" says Mr.. Collier " to my
surprise. that there hardly page which did pre-
sent in handwriting OF the time, some emendatioas
in the pointing, or in the text while most OF them
they frequent, and many, numerous" vi emen-
dations OF all kinds there not less in the whole vol
ume than TWENTY THOUSAND. Complete examination
has resulted in the opinion that the volume once in
the possession OF some connected with the theatre
which several OF The plays originally performed,
and that the emendatons were made either by the prompt
err or from the prompters book Most of the correc-
lions OF such nature, that they produce Mediate
conviction in the readers mind that Shakespeare wrote
the passage Mr.; Collier has lately published vol.
une containing about thousand OF the most striking
lamentations. We copy few specimens. Here is one
from The Merry Wives"
viii you go, in hsi,oa
This has been great stumbling block Infinite have
been the coniectures Mr. Emendator clears off the d-
hcully In trice.l
liberation. WlIyou go husf
Here are Two from The Tempest"
And thy father
Was Duke of Milan, and his only heir
And princess worse issued.
alteration. And thy father
Was Duke of Milan, thou his only heir
And princess no worse issued.
They all have met again,
And upon the Mediterranean fots
Bound sadly home TO Naples.
alteration. They all have met again,
And all upon the Mediterranean foat, &c.
One from the " Gentlemen of Verona !"
How use aoS, breed a habit In man!
This shadowy desert, unfrequen,ed woods,
better brook than hourishing, peoped towns,
liberation. These shadowy, desert, untrequen,ed
woods
1t is necessary TO multiply instances In some pas
sages choie lines supplied by the emendator, which
do not appear in any known printed edition, though,
when supplied their necessity TO the becomes OBJ
vious In a word, Mr.. Golfers accidental discovery
throws more light upon Shakespeare than the lsbors OF
all the commentators that have occupied themselves
in Calculating the of the poet Ii has also stimua-
ted the hope that accident research yet bring TO
light information respecting the life and habits OF
The great bard himself, when prize 50 highly, but
know so little OF.
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REGULATIONS.

No carriage of any description, or horses will be ad-
mted in the procession. OF the Pennsylvania avenue
during its except such required by the
military the mashals and assistant narshals, such
may be considered necessary by the Chief Marshal.
Spectators requested to confne themselves 10 the
sideways and foo-pavemeas, to leave space be-
the advancing column and the pavemens each
side.
II is earnestly hoped that all will yield ready and free
acquescence in these simple arrangements and any others
which occasion may require for the general relief, era6
cation and comfort OF all concerned and that all will feel
equally interested in aiding by example, counsel and per-
sonal eIeron in preserving good order the
Punc,uality being all important upon such OCCASION
the rules above specified will be rgdIy adhered 10 and
il be distinctly understood that the column will be
put in motion precisely at the hour named-loi o'clock
]. d. HOOVER
Marshal. I'm Chief