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der q The Roard Or prcie- o, james River sni
shs Company adopted the 9Th Of pursuance
Of The ct ~ che so February 50 and paced
o. 2ah n Oh" id1nh ihc President authorized d. .I4-
tie Tor loan u tcNfu, ar hr Improvement de Kauauh,
Rycr between tour Creek shoals mouth ~ III sad liver
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Virginia Washington Monument.

In an article upon the Virginia Washington
Monument and the statues which are yet to be
placed on it, the Petersburg Express says:
with regard to General Andrew Lewis, we are
not aware whether any portrait of him exists
Some of his descendants reside in the county of
Monroe, and we hope they may be able to furnish
one. If they should not, the opportunity of exc
cutting fine ideal hero viii be properly employed
by Mr.. Crawford, and we have no doubt that the
noble General of the West in his hunting shirt will
make one of the finest and most picturesque OBJ
jects of the group
Measures have been taken to secure likeness
of General Andrew Lewis, in the only way now
practicable. His grandson, General Samuel H.
Lewis, of Rockingham, is said by old citizens of
the West, who remember the hero of Point Pleas
ant, TO bear most remarkable resemblance In fea.
lures to General Andrew Lewis, whilst the two
are precisely of the same stature. There being no
likeness of General Andrew Lewis extant, re-
quest has been forwarded to General Samuel II.
Lewis for likeness of himself, which will be
guide to the sculptor in executing statue of the
great pioneer General of the Revolution.
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The Massacre mt Panama.

The New York Journal of Commerce, in an ar
ticle on this subject very properly insists that our
Government must demand indemnity for the pa st
and security for the future; and the only mode of
securing these ends, is to have the strong arm of
our Government on the spot, ready for action
should occasion demand Not less than four mil
lions of treasure, besides thousands of passengers
and valuable freight, pass monthly over this route
There is but one iron link between the Atlantic
and Pacific, connecting our Atlantic and Pacific
borders, and that, all will agree with the Journal
ought not to be left at the mercy of savages, when
national vessels, if stationed on the spot, could
protect our citizens and their property, and give
that security which is essential to the prosperity
of California and Oregon
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I..er from knnsns.

ST. LOUIS, May THE Lawrence correspon.
don't of tho 81, Louis Democrat says that Colonel
sumner WAS encamped opposite Lawrence, with
lo0 men. dragons He had addressed letter 70
Gov Robinson stating that the attack on snerih
Tones had produced great excitement throughout
tho territory and the frontier OF Missouri, and
urging on the people Of Kansas the Importance Of
ferretine ont and bringing the assassin to justice
Ha saws also that the offence has been reported at
washington. and that any order received from
there will be carried out
Gov. Robinson replied that the attempted assas
snation of Sheriff Jones was unanimously con
demned by the citizens Of Lawrence ana II the
rniltv person was found he would be given up
I, had been the custom Of the people OF Lawrence
70 Weld prompt obedience to the laws and ofiicers
of the General Government, ana as the Sherifi
was acting under those laws on the DAY OF the a.
tack the perpetrator was as much an enemy to the
citizens of Lawrence, as he was to the violated
laws. a., e-r.x
Mr. Whitfield returned to Lawrence on the 9Th
If Anril Mr.. Oliver acted IS his attorney before
the Congressional committee during MS ABSENCE
(sEcoND DIsPATcHl
ST. LOUIS, May I'VE have news OF meeting
bald At Westport, Mo, on the Cd inst, where reso
intions were passed denying the assertion contain
ed in the Kansas Herald of Freedom that military
compauies we're being drilled there on the day that
Sheriff Jones attempted to make the arrests at
Lawrence
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TIE DAILY DISPATCH
Thnrrdsy Warming, May =, 1885.
In Pcace, Prepare for war.

In Peace, Prepare for War.
The Washington Union advises warikc 49,.
rations on the part Of the United States :" a..
inroads upon their Interests and rights o' .,r !.
ropean governments. II Il wise counsel "A -.
had been adopted long ago, there wo"'" i
no danger Of a foreign war Our unpro'ec'eu 0'''
,,ercs and oo.., v.ouh tempt cupidity ana sesres-
80, o,ar 10 o,r form of government were hos
,,,,a. "a .,o,n,nab,e In the eyes Of all the rest
- a.. .or,a put when we bear In mind that this
,.,s..,.. p.nubl;c in tho world Of any magnitude,
o.. ,,.. us neacefal example exerts perilous
..a.... ,,ron the monarchies and aristocracies OF
rec, wa can all understand why those monar'
eh;es should wish to cripple us, and that our only
security is the ability TO protect ourselves. What
matters It te them that, in few years, We should
gather our energies and strike an avenging piowt
Before we could do that. our whole commerce
would be swept from the sea, and every sea coast
town In America be In the hands of the enemy -
Our prosperity would receive staggering blow,
and our national name be shorn OF much OF Its pre-
sent prestige and moral power
wetrust that the present gloomy indications Of
European difficulties may give way to clear and
unclouded sky, but our only permanent security Is
preparation The last war with England affords
no standard by which judge of the results of
other contest with that country. Instead of find
ing her at war with France we shall behold France
her ally, and probably have to encounter both ma
lions.
In the late war, and until very recent period
our distance from Europe was considered an in
surmountable bulwark against invasion on an ex
tensive scale. But the introduction of steam In
ocean navigation, and as an agent Of naval war
fare, has entirely upset this calculation. The Cr
mean war is before us, carried on at as great dis
tance from England and France as is America,
aud what have we behedi Two hundred thou
sand men, with ali the munitions of war, and with
more complete and heavier artillery than was ever
before used in battle, transported as If by magic
three Thousand miles, and landed in perfect safety
and in almost an incredibly short space of time
upon an enemy's shores What has been done in
the East, can be done in the West. Two hundred
thousand Englishmen and Frenchmen can be as
easily landed upon the shores of the United States
of war, all propelled by steam, can be on our coas,
in two weeks To meet these tremendous odds
before which the colossal military power of Rus
STA succumbed, we have a standing army of ten
thousand men. and seventy eighty war ships =
Yet Congress hestates even to inaugurate sys
tenn of defence for the country.
A man who had in his residence millions of gold
and silver, and whe surrounded by robbers, Should
refuse TO put locks bars his doors, would act
just wisely, and be just safe as the American
Government
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CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, May 7-Senate-The Senate ap.
nointed third committee of conference on the De-
iciencv Bill. the first two having failed to agree.
Mr.. Bayard concluded his speech commenced
Monday on naval affairs
House-Mr Pringle offered resolution that, as
the committee of conference the Deficiency Bill
had failed to agree the House adhere to its amend
ments, dsagreeng to those of the Senate.
Mr.. Humphrey Marshall objected to the resolu.
ton.
Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia, wished to know what were
the particular points of disagreement in order that
the House might act separately on each.
Mr. Stanton said the principal points were the
army appropriation bill of $30O0 600 and the Wash.
ington water works hill He was willing to lose
the bill unless the Senate receded from its amend
ments The system of deficiencies threatened to
throw all the power of government into the hands
of the Executive He wanted the President to
exhibit proofs, in good faith, that the laws are
faithfully executed.
Mr.. ,McMuIlen defended the ADMINISTRATION
against the implied imputation in very long
speech.
A long discussion ensued on the inconvenience
of the committee of conference on the Deficiency
Bill
The House adjourned without taking action
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IELEGRAPHIu MEL q,
srronrspr oRTnn f5nspAr O n
LATnR RRoM EUROPE.
Ar,sw., nr ,hc Nerth Americn.

QUEBEC, May The screw propelier MOTH 3,
America with dates from Liverpool 70 the 23d
April has arrived here
RuRsiR.
had been disbanded
=, Tho s,Is. N i,o,huia and Finland, and Black
and White Seas TO be lighted
r.-roo, Anrii D-Cotton advanced Id
c,r.nIsrs say saw Breadstuff, dull and declining
MaIinn & Sons report good barrel -four advanced
! shi,Iine Wheat unchanged. Consols 80
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N,,.h,yau Commerce,

In debate which lately occurred In the House
of Representatives on the passage of bin appro-
prating s45,o0o for deepening the channel over
the st. Clair fats in the State of Michigan, the
discussion ELECTED the surprising statement that
commerce to an amount of more than three hun
dred millions of dollars annually passes over these
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-08
Thackeray,s Lectures,

New York journal says that Thackeray's
lecturing tour in the United States has yielded him
fifteen thousand dollars in five months. He has
also been offered by Bradley and Evans thirty five
thousand dollars for his next novel The journal
which states these facts, THINKS that Thackeray
ought to change his name from William Make
peace to William Makemoney, and says that since
the days of William Shakespeare there has been no
William in literature who has been half 80 fortu-
nate
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Grent Trottiuu lyIafch.

NEW YORK, May IA great trotting match
came eff yesterday over the Union Course be-
tween Buzz and Lantern, for $4,000, mile heats,
best three in FIVE. Lantern won the lat, 3rd and
4th heats. Time 2 35-2 32t-2 324-2 81.
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Practical Ahalifionisrn.

The New York Day Book asks what the negro
loving organs think of the black butchers OF rama
maj They are very silent on the subject Inc
Panama butchery and the outrages on defenceiess
women and children, are fair sample OF aoohton'
ism, the natural result of free-negroism wherever
II preponderates
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jCars Crossing the Dam-Scene on the Occasion, DC
| CoRREsP ONDEECE OF THE DISPAT H..

DANvILLF, May 5, 1856.
To-day the cars came across the river for the
first time One hour before their arrival our citi.
zens and many from the neighborhood commenced
assembling at the depot. At the appointed time
the cars arrived upon the bank of the river on the
onposite side Charlie Jones, accompanied by Su-
nerntendent Campbell, and Mr.. Marsh the builder
of the bridge, came across with the beautiful en-
CINE Charlotte leaving the cars and passengers
until they had tried the bridge. By that time ev-
ery seat was occupied, and SO the charlotte" came
over, amidst many huzzas, and such shaking of
white handkerchiefs as never expect to again.
President Witcher and Conductor Gilman were
along, and paid every attention to the ladies and
gentlemen. The company was invited to partake
of champagne, wine and lemonade, which had been
furnished for the occasion by our Mayor, William
T. SutheIlin. The President was toasted, and re-
sponded in a short speech. The other officers
were toasted and appropriately responded.
CHARLIE
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Election in PhIladeiphia

PHILADELPHIA. May THE entire Democratic
ticket was elected yesterday Vaux the candidate
was elected by 1878. The Democrats have ma
jority in the councils The Select Council stands,
with those members holding over, IA Democrats
to 10 Americans, and the Common Council stands,
so Democrats to II Americans.
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,,.xr,rtrp.-weh avs fneniiuned the fact fnas
,,s b,dv of man was fund In = field near L"eA
No a, on the Canal, nine miles from TINS Guy. ."
Monday last An inquest was held yesferaay' oy
Coroner Duval, and the body idestited sa tnat Oh
WIN. snuffer, = respectable merchant o' Franklin
county. Va. He has been missing from k'chmond'
where he came to buy his goods, for ten days past
lie wandered off In state Of temporary insanity,
the effect Of drinking. The jury rendered q YER
dict Of death from intemperance and exposure -
Tho DECEASED leaves wife and four children.
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Reputation In Massachusetts.

BOSTON, May THE boilers from the Ameri-
can State Council held session at the Adams
House last night and adopted resolutions repudia-
ting Fillmore and Doneson. They chose dele
gates to the AntiF fillmore National Convention at
New York ON the 18th of June.
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~ Lecches, Lecches, Lceches.--I have
irst receiv by Adams' Express, lot Of superior
swedish LEECHES, which will be applied upsn the
NJ the dsy at the hair dressing room under the Amer
lean Hotel and at night 25th street, between Main
and franklin. my8 r. G. HOBSON.
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Am.r,c.n Tract society.

The New York anniversary week has com.
menced We regret to see that an effort will be
made by some reckless fanatics to abolitionze the
American Tract Society. 1t Is to be hoped that
the ATTEMPT will be signaIly defeated.
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Credentials Presented.

WASHINGTON, May Henry Dubois, today
presented his credentials as minister from Hol-
land, and was duly accredited.
Father Vigil, the new minister from Nicaragua,
is here but has not yet presented his credentials.
The impression is that he will be received
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-08

e. sales of Valuable Neal Kstnte, This
DAY-We ask particular attention to the sales, THIS
AFTERNOON, commencing at o'clock, BY s. T
PuIia, Trustee, of valuable Houses and Lots on 4th
and Gary Streets and also Of beautiful Building Lott
on Cary st. See advertisements.
mo alt TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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The House adjourned without taking action
Relief for the CnpeDverde Islands.

NEW YORK, May IA meeting for the relief
Of the sufferers by famine at Cape Verde Islands,
was held yesterday. The Portuguese residents
subscribed o. 900 for vessel to be chartered to
carry provisions to them.
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American Medical Convention.

DETROIT, Mich, May THE American Medi-
cal Association met here today. A large number
of delegates were in attendance, who were pre-
sided over by DIR. Lena Pitcher. Nashville, Tenn,
was fixed upon the place for holding the next
meeting
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Steamer Burnt.

ROCK ISLAND, Ill, May THE steamer Esfie,
| after passing the drawbridge this morning, was
| swung around by the current, and struck against
one of the piers The cabin was smashed in and
| the boat fired and destroyed Loss $4,000 The
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hpEcrAL NoTacEs.

r. The Union Bn!ldinx Fun6 CensyHn,
Wssd Sciool House, THIS EVENING. Ht O'Clock.
The NtockhpIdera viii Please mako then psymsnfs
dnrins the day, a. the Office Of tbs secretsry.
nv g---It THOS. l.. WALFORD, Sec'y.
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~Large Snie Of Furniture Mt the Pow
this ssIe 10 take place TODAY at 10 o'clock A. M.
Those in want of articles Of any kind In the House.
keeping or Furnishing line, will do we'll to attend,
th stock il large and good and will be sold without
reserve. TArLoh WILLIAMS, Ancu
P.s-Suitable Refreshments will be furnished.
Ait
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Navigation of Lake Erie,

DUNKIRK, May 5.-The navigation from this port
is entirely clear propeller arrived this morning
from Detroit and another from Toledo with full
cargoes. Steamers are loading for Cleveland
Toledo and Detroit, and will all leave this evening.
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Arrival from EurODe.

NEW YORK, May THE screw steamer Nortl
America which sailed from Liverpool on the 23rt
nit, passed point 100 miles below Quebec arrives
this morning at IL o'clock
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~ Notice. .nIembers or the American
csrty resident In Monroe Ward. are requested IN
mmsst In Council, THIS EVENING, tThufsdsy.) the
ash inst at o'clock, at Lovenstein's Hail. corner
al Marsha and 9Th Streets opposite the New Market
Sor the purpose Of recommending suitable person
from Monroe Ward. TO be voted for asCOMM1SSION-
ER OF THE REVENUE In the coming election.
By order of the President. my 8-1f
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DIED.

Yesterday evening, 7th instant Mr.. ROBERT LO-
GAN.
The friends and acquaintance of the deceased are
requested attend his funeral this Thursday after.
noon at o'clock from his late residence on 18th st.
adjoining the Dock.
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Arrival of the U. States steamer Water
Witch.

NORFOLK, May THE u. s. steamer Water
Witch, Capt Page, arrived here Monday, days
from Havana, and sailed for Washington this eve
ming. She has been absent three years. surveying
the principal rivers in South America :.
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ELECTION IN wILMISaToN.--The election In
Wilmington, N. O., Monday. for Commissioners of
Navigation, resulted in shs success Of the Ameri
can candidates. The Journal mentions ~ aninci
dent of the day, that . democrat voted for Mr.. J.
II. Fianner. one of the American candidates, By
mistake, and thus elected him. The contest was
close one
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I,oeT,

I O-r.--tpn Mes6.y. eenefhere 10 ths
rswsrdsd " lesvias the sasne = thIe0fBce
~ R05C HARRlsOk.
my s--1F free If csloS.
4 OsT-.. he check Of David J. Bnrr, ON
~ fhs Bank of Virginia. payable 10 No. i73 and
dated May 5th. for sixty dollars. All persous are
cautioned against receiving the same - payment 81
tho check has been stopped. imy 6-3ttI
I, OsT.-On the night OF the 10Th ulfimO.
Ia between the Columbian Hotel spd the Dispatch
Office one ~ and one 80 NOTE. Tho finder will
receive reward of $5 by calling at this Office.
my Pts
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M ETROPOLITANHA HALL.
OLE BULL
Would most respectfully inform the citizens Of Rich
mond, that he will give
ONE GRAND CONCERT
ONLY, on
THURSDAY EVENING, May S,h.
" For this occasion, he will be assisted bv III,
following eminent Artistes:
The two favorite and talented young Prima Donns.
SIaA ANNA SPINNOLA and
Miss s. ANNA VAIL
LOUIS SCHREIBER,
The Great Cornet. al Piston Player, and
FRANZ ROTH
The distinguished Pianist and Composer
PROGRAMME.
PART +.
l. sol0-Pian0 F0rtf,I Rogga' R'nd0'-F Roth
2. Grand Aria-"oui la Vocs."-from the Opera Pu-
mana ANNA sPiNOio. ''''A'.
g. Solo-Cornet a-P DEMONSTRATIONS from the Opera
of somnambula; with variations, arranged by
schrieber.
4. Notwithstanding to love me-" .Hime
Something to love m e, something to bless,
Something to smile upon and caress
Something to fill up the void In my heart,
That will not. when sorrow comes DER me, depart;
Something that loves me, not as summer friends
Az true az the star in the blue realms above;
Something with instinct enough to believe
That will not, like most of earths proud ones, de-
ceive.
MISS VAIL.
5. Solo violin-Grand Concerto Allegro, Adagio
"'n''' OLE BULL. 's'n'''
II.
I. Scott's Ballad-"Annis Lawrie."
Marvellous banks are bonny,
Where early falls the dew,
And twas there that Annie Lawrie,
Gave me her promise true
Gave me her promise true
And meier forget will,
But for bonny Annie Lawrie
I'd lay me and die. .
ANNA SPINOLA
2. Solo-Cornet-a-Piston- Darling" with
riations arranged and performed BY. .Schrieber.
LOUIS SCHREIBER
8. Cayatina-''A Mel Prsigh" mel Opera Otto Mes,
MISS VAIL
a. Solo Violin-Capricio on American Airs. includ-
ing Arkansas Traveller" Pop goes the Wea.
eel" and Last Rose of Summer"
OLE BULL
5. Grand DuoLosteria d Adujar," .Guisseppi Lille.
SIG'A SIINOLA and MISS VAIL.
8. Solo Violin-Introduction and Carnival Of Ven
ce....... Bull
OLE BULL.
Tickets One Dollar,
To be had at the Music Stores and at ths Door.
~ Doors open at O'Clock; Concert commences at
O'Clock my st
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ARMoRy r. Ii BLUES, {,

r May 7th, 1855. )
In Tho Company will assemble NJ their
W Armory, on FRIDAY MORNING. the b inst.
at NINE O'CLOCK, in FULL DRESS SUMMER
UNIFORM, with three rounds Ball Cartridge, to cell
citrate their SD anniversary.
Especial notice lie called 70 the HOUR OF MEET
ING and it il earnestly hoped that on this occasion
every man WILL BE AT THE ARMORY, by 9
o'clock. pnnctuaIly.
Honorary members who intend paradng with Us IN
UNIFORM, are also requested to be punctual. Mus
kets will be furnished them at our Armory.
Sereeants will summon thsr squads, in accordance
with the above notice.
By order of the Captain
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0Ie R,II,s Concert.

The Norwegian comes once more before Us to-
night. As a great master of the violin, he still
stands in the frst rank. The rapid advancementi
of the new schools have not at all dimmed the ustrs
Of his genius. His auxiliaries are spoken of in
terms Of very high praise wherever his concerts
have been given Mile SPIroLA IL said to have q
sweet and flexible voice, Of considerable compass
and her execution is said to be brilliant Miss Van
is native of this country, and il very charming
young vocalist. Her ballads are represented as ad
mirabie for their tone and expression. She Is
young, but has had the very best instruction and
shows it in her performances. The pianist RoTB
has good reputation, and the Cornst-s-pistoa Of
MI. ScHREIBER 10 greatly extoIed We doubt not
the entertainment win be very grand one.
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The Amrfean" Is the title of q daily paper
which has been established in Norfolk, by MT. d.
: bisoie, formerly connected with the National
american Of this city. II advocates the princi.
p'ss 81 me American party. and, We have no
aoao', VIZ prove an efficient and Essious laborer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-08

- FOR RENT..A new brick Dwelling,
.a on 9Th street, north of Leigh, containing eight
- rooms, with gas in each, good brick kitchen,
Possession can bo had Immediately. Apply to
JOS. C. COURTNEY
my 8-6t At Goddin Apperson'a
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MARINE NEWS

ARRIVED,
Schr City Belle, Pendeton, Eastport, plaster and
laths Shields 4 Somervie
Schr Express, Love- Philadelphia, mdze, now Gus
tom House, Crepshaw Co, e Baker. .
Schr Geo z Upshur, Woody Baltimore, corn, NC
Gruders Sons.
schr Macedonian, Moore, Eastern Shore, oats and
potatoes.
Schr Oeo s Rogers, Guy. Eastern Shore, COIN and
oats l. N Webb Go
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadelphia mdze
and passengers, II e Tuttle
Rrie Union Perry, Newfoundland, N s, -four, &C.,
M Vail.
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N BLUES, ANNIVKKSARY..-NO
kHONORARY MEMBERS who have not obtain
(il ed their BADGES do 90 by calling on A. A..
W Krischmsn, Honorary Sergeant, Main street. pre-
vious to the day of parade.
CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS who desire to par
ticipate in the celebration requested to leave
their names with Sergt. Kriscbman, from whom they
can also Obtain BA Does for the occasion.
my 6-3t THE COMMITTEE.