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Gloomy Prospects.

The National 1ntelligencer, though always dis
posed to look on the bright side of things speaks
In q sad and solemn tone of the present sectional
troubles. They are of really menacing charac-
ter, and the Civil War in Kansas may mean, as
one of its correspondents (whose views it recon-
mends as worthy of the gravest consideration de-
elares it does mean, Girl Var in Anaericd."-
s.Kansas," says the writer, sis but the outpost,
where the picquet guards of Freedom and 'Sla
very las the current cant of the day expresses it,
approach each other"
If civil war shall result from the present Free
Soil rebellion in Kansas the South has at least the
consolation of knowing that IL is not the party
which has raised the banner of resistance to the
laws The flag of the Union is on one side and the
flag of Free Soilism on the other. The govern
ment of the Union, government, too, whose Pre-.
sident and most prominent Cabinet Ministers are
Northern men, is engaged in a conflict with abo
tion rebels and emissaries in Kansas. Deeply as
the South will regret it, should the North array it.
self on the side of Notification, its own duty is
plain. The cause of the Constitution and the
Union, of Law and Order, will never be deserted
by the Southern people.
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MIR. Everett.

We paid what we conceived we'll deserved
tribute to Hon. Edward Everett for his refusal to
participate in the Boston meeting of sympathy
with Mr.. Sumner. The public has been since an.
prised that the refusal was not based On any dis.
appreciation of the objects of the meeting Most
sincerely do we regret to see the following, which
we find In the N. Y Herald, credited to the Boston
Atlas:
Several of our citizens being desrous of
their unqualified appreciation of the late speech of
the Hon. Chas sumner in a substantial testimonial
circulated the following document for signatures
ton: -
Being DESTROYS of expressing to the Hon. Charles
sumner. IN some permanent and appropriate form,
character, Of lively gratitude for his dauntless
courage in the defence Of freedom the floor Of Con
gress and especially Of our unqualified appreciation
ct his speech in behalf Of free Kansas delivered In
the Senate the Goth May iast-a speech character.
lied by comprehensive knowledge of the subject by
logical scutsness and by spartan intrepidty in its
chastisement of iniquity for which he has well nj m
lost his life, the brutal and cowardly hands of
creature for which, thanks p the rarity of their an
pirate name, deem It alike a privilege and An
honor 70 participate in offering him some suitable
token Of our sentiments. For this purpose we sub
scribe the several sums set opposite our Names
Among the signatures to this document are those oI
Josiah Quincy. Sem, Henry w. Longfellsw r. d
Huntington, Jared Sparks, r. II. Dans Jr. Alexapde,
II. Rlcs, Edward Everett, George Bliss Charles Hud
con, VIM. Brigham, J. T. Goodrich Carlos Pierce and
about eighty others"
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The York River.

The late excursion by party of our citizens on
this noble streams graphic account of which by
correspondent Of the Dispatch lately appeared in
this paper-is spoken of in the same laudatory
terms by all who participated in it. All the excur-
sionists were astonished at the grandeur and
beauty of the York, and the vast advantages it
presents for short, direct and deep outlet to the
sea. The proposed terminus OF the York River
Railroad, West Point, is thirty-eight miles from
Richmond, q distance which can be easily accom-.
plished in an hour and half, and where there is
water enough to Hoat the largest ships in the
world. From West Poins out is straight shoot
TO the blue expanse of old Ocean. The wonder is.
that Richmond has so long neglected this great
arm of the sea which approaches almost to our
doors. West Point will be to Richmond what
City Point is to Petersburg, and, in fact, will
be reached in almost as short time as it once re
quired to transport freight from the centre of the
city to Rockets. The people of King and Queen,
New Kent King William, Glouces.er-in fine
nearly all the country drained by the Pamunkey
and Mattaponi and York, which now trade with
Baltimore, will be enabled by the York River
Railroad to trade with Richmond. 1t is more than
probable, too, that the York will one day become
the highway of vast foreign commerce, and that
Its bright and deep waters, rolling in solitary
majesty to the sea- will be ploughed by huge ships
and steamers from every quarter of the globe.
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France.

Observer" the intelligent correspondent Of the
Plaladslphis Ledger says that the army, the peas
anfry and the clergy, are all friends Of the Empe.
ror but the men Of letters, of science, and of FAM
N.Y. are still looking on, satisfied that his Is the best
sovsrnrasnt France can have at this time but not
rssasusd 70 form Of government which cousisus
soem 70 comparative obscnrity. The French. An
ae herman historian observed, have arrived q
s IN 10 which the great statesman. Ma
s.n 70 sstlsfy because they were equally inca
s.s .s g nnedaenes Or liberty There L nj othsr
~iss seee Observer" 70 compistely armed
~ ~ ,esas apd - completely sunk 10 socisi
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TuF nAHY DISPATCH.
r..r.aay sIornins, June 12, 1886.
T.d,srat,pn Meetings.


IudiGuation Meetings,
M. ~e believe. generally acknowledged that
a.. w., rnc,.nders In the manufacturing line.
- .n..a AZ an other sections of the country
xv,.h .hs,r .ccustomed energy, they have lately
,....s,,o . ,sv branch of business, the Mauufac.
s..-. - Inaienation. They have generally been
.A..r,sa !. people Of great GOODNESS and selfcon-
-, -, lacked down with complacent compass.
80 ,ron the impulsive and excitable children of
,ha south. Recent events. however, demonstrate
a.. sl,aey of this idea and show that this boosted
.,neriority of New England temper and self con-
troll "a only another of those wooden nutmeg no
tons with which the South Is so systematicahy
humbueeed. South Carolina, in the most frannc
moment of her notification fever. never LET on .
thousandth part Of the food Of wrath and bravado
which has sprung from the granite rock OF New
ENGLAND nj the touch of the rod OF the Soutn
Caroina Moses There has been larger amount
of eas rhodomontade, and pot valiant nero
lam let eff Ia New England in two weeks tnah 'ne
world has ever seen before upon so rifiing an oc
c.s;on The "sold men Of Boston, the stao
schol.rs of Cambridge, the honest shoemakers Oh
LYNN and the sturdy farmers OF the rurai us
,r;c,s have cut MP more shines than ever were ex
h;bited by the most fiery jewellers of the tropics
under the MONDAY sun of July In word, New
England. always great at manufacturing, has beat
an herself in the manufacture of indignation
We can't say much for the quality OF the article
hut the quantity is beyond all precedent Let the
New England Pop Corn Company look to its lau-
rels.
In view of the proceedings of these New Eng.
land indignation meetings, we think the people IN
the land of steady habits have moderated their
capacity for what the rhetorcians of Boston would
describe as eloqusnce and sarcasm, but which, in
other parts of the world, Is known as bombast ana
blackguardism. They have exhibited OF late an
aptitude for verbose defamation and above all, .
facility in inventing and employing hard names,
which would do honor to graduates OF Billings
gate. Indignation meetings always appeared to
us very absurd affairs; but those of New England
cast into the shade the most ridiculous of the class
that ever came under our notice. The idea of peo-
pe going deliberately to work to become indignant
N a collective capacity electing wrathy Presi-
dent q snappish Vice President, high tempered
Secretary and adopting string of hydrophobia
rosolutions-iu a word,sali going mad together-is
very ludicrous and laughable. We would ask,
what the people of New England expect to effect
by flying into passion, in an associate capacity.
Hard words are not bullets, even if blurted forth
from thousand angry throats This Chinese fash
ion of warfare turning somersets and showing
the enemy their hinder parts, is not calculated to
excite either respect or awe.
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THE --LATEST NEWS" FROM KANsAs-Aaesed
Ontrages-The new pro slavery aid free State
" outrages in Kansas are quite as Incompetent
sible and unreliable as ever. A fair specimen OF
the reliance to be placed in the accounts we re-
ceve. IL to be found in the fact that about week
ago dispatch was received announcing that Capt
Pate had been killed We now learn that Capt.
Pate with company of thirty Southerners, had
marched from Wes.port been met by the Free
State men and captured. Another account states
that M3rshal Donaldson was preparing 10 arrest
Can't. Pate and his company Of Free State men,
who were driving families from their homes on
Buli Creek An extra of the Westport Times
saws. that reliable news" has been received of
the burning of the town of Bernard, Kansas, on
the night of the Sd inst, and the destruction Of
$4,000 worth of property by the Free State men.
The same account says that company of 300 FREQ
State men attacked and captured the town of
Franklin, which was defended by only Is pro-
slavery men, The fight lasted an hour, and three
persons are said to have been killed. Gov. Shan
non issued proclamation on the 4th instant in
which he commands all illegal military organiza
lions to disband, or they will be dispersed by the
United States troops He adds, that the proclama
ton of the President of the 18th of February, will
be strictly enforced. A requisition had been
served on Col Sumner, for sufficient force to er.
sure obedience to the proclamation.
A letter from Lecompton, dated June 4th, gives
the following, which is highly improbable:
A party of pro slavery men, including the son
of Governor Shannon made night attack on the
house of Captain Walker, five miles from Le-
COMPTON when they were fired upon and repulsed
Young Shannon was taken prisoner, but released
the next day. Governor Shannon took a company
of dragons and searched the houses of the Free.
State men for two days, taking their arms and am.
munitOn. a.t
Col Sumner passed through Lecompton on the
4th, en- route for Topeka
1t is reported that q general rendezvous of pro-
slavery men at Bull Greek had been arranged un.
der the command of Whitfield, and that they con.
template q new attack on Lawrence They ex-'
pect to concentrate six hundred men, generally
armed with United States muskets
The FreeState men have resolved to settle the
matter with their bayonets Plans, it is also said
have been formed for night attack on Lawrence
The Independence, Missouri, correspondent of
the ST. Louis Republican, under date of the 5th
instant, says that Marshal Donaldson and four of
his men had been killed at Hickory Point on the
Sd instant, while in the discharge of their official
duty. The letter says the Marshal, when killed.
vas in the act of arresting Capt. Patte' and bis
FreeState men. H. C. Pate, one of the few
Southern letter writers in Kansas, is reported to
have been killed
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II TIRE USE OF BUSINESS SIGNS seems to be get
ting out of dato of late Year, in large cities Stew
art the Prince of dry goods merchantsin New York,
has not so much as "shingle" over his door. Hail
the wholesale business of that city il carried In
the 4h and 9Th stories of buildings whore signs would
be completely out of eye shot without the Of ee-
scopes How, them do merchants in such places make
known their business and attract customersl BY scat
tarng the CARDS by thousands throughout the city
The DISPATCH Jos OFFICE can furnish them BY tens
of thousannds in elegant syle the cheapest rates
and with great rapidity.
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Tee F..r,h az Lexinsten.

The FoMrth az Lea -,.... !. ~ ~.
Our friend II the valley Star has given An !,
LIKING picture Of the fne times they as - !,
Lexington on the Fourth, with the inausu.s..on -,
the Washington Statue presented oy .ae v ... :. J,
the v. NJ Institute; and orasions from "r hess, 81
South Carolina and Governor WISE we WISH ~
we could acccp. the Stars kind invi'auon 70 pc
,rsssn. for Il win be an occasion, beyond doubt,
= 80. 80, ..p,o Richmond" might envy.
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u HIGH SALEs.-Sales of 10 hhds. of Tobacco
were made for Mr.. Armistead T. Moore Of Halifax,
by WILLIAMS L DARLINGTON, at S8.62t09 IS for
Seconds; Leaf $40, sl1, $i225 SIS sI2, $i6 Is,
Sh rs, Sl075. Also, one very fine hid. Manufacture
ing, bought by Messrs Cosby 4 Winfree, at s5l per
hundred
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l INviot5RAT ING 6 ON 0UND;.Dr. ! >
RfIL1 BIZ oo Up PGRIFiER As Spring and sum
mer Alternative Medicine and Inviscratins Drink, F"
Itpuri6es and enriches the Blood;
Acts upo'L the yer, stomach and Bowels
Carries of all &c cretions and Humors
Cleanses the Skin OF all Eruptions;
Gives ppetite, b loom and rigor;
end ia as
Expe1, Pimpies, Boils and Sores;
Cures Scrofula and all Skin Eruptions;
Cure: P1sss as :ss s.a sas
Drive . the evil effects OF nerenry from the S'
tenn;
Ais }. servou. Affections, and snlivsns the 'r'
For smais Complaints. which In their ps,urs gs
msnds d Indeed il mai g the weak srrons the is
and laciated from sickness natural causes so ~
have culor, bloom and health Az summerdrinx u
my Persons (young aud oldl who have used this Dc
hshtfhl compound arc surprised % - immediass'
b. Eefici1 effects Quart Bottles 81, small 30 cts
o. s a. strsekss Paterson 1 jackson; Rssustt :
Beers; Alex. Duvai Duval u Norton; J. BaiE > ~
zachriAes BodsLsT VIM z Lsdai La;als Wan M
Portsmossh Pstsnhars. Lyashea1s, and - o,ss'
- Flk LkAsE--TNyO vALuABLiiE
FLOUHfN0 MILLS AND 0HEVOkN mAkNf
- IN THE CITY or RlCHMOND.--Ths aaesF-
signed ofer fsr leases for Of pears tive vsss
bls Flournr Afiils and also Corn Mi one Of when
h located Il the west wing Of the Arnefy bniiains,
within 20 fest OF the Canal bank. thereby snoIeihs
great facilities IN receiving wheat and ebappinf noa
fhis Mil Ensw and in gsod order. ard b.. fosI par
o. Barrs capable " making from rs 70 10y bhis ps,
day. with IN established brand which the issss wa
~ s,eru,ittsdto use en- favorable terme
he other Mil hnown - esess. M. Z also con- con,
Rsni enfly located apd II GOOD ORDER " hes par
Hur - espahle 81 mama fsotMins ffon SO 70 70 eels
m csston. There y also aitsched % tha miil y
acres ~ sroun1 With stables snd gard nsfs hoaees
%. nefk milk hare ample water power
ennes u ~ milling lnkHssa Ard net lasssd o.
prvst eiT bsbSe Tie 1otk June, they viii - pa ~
snesia \, - ~ hinhse lld1er.
81 - S a III LAYNE Il Coz
je3-.Stsut1 AxmsEy, nehnenA, VI
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UsuMMER Is now on Us, and with the various dis
eases incident to the season. For ordinary COM
psints-such as Loss Of Appetite Sour Stomach. Idi
gestion, Disrrhea, and Dyspepsia the safsst remedy
to be used IL that great family medicine, knewn a.
BAkEk's BirrERs, a few dosesof which will readi-
" relieve the most annoying complaint for which
10 recomme ndsd. We hsvs tried il frequently. and
have never known 1t to fail In making speedy cure
q 500 REwARDi-The DiARRHEA KILLER,
tested in over 10000 eases u Asiatie Cholera and
Bowel Complaints, has never jet failed when triad
IN ts, instantly TO relieve and speedily to effect
Permanent Cure. PRICE. 50 CENTS A BOTTLE.
BE particular 70 zee that 1t IL prepared By BEN
NETT BEERS, Richmond, y none other q Gen.
uins. { d
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w w. Holden has been chosen orator at the
celebration of the 4th of July, in Raleigh, N G.
The Independent United, and Watchman Fire
Companies, of Baltimore, to visit Norfolk, Va,
on the 4th.
One hundred guns were fred in Augusta, Ga
Saturday, in honor Of the Democratic nomina.
tons.
At a Kansas meeting in Unionvile, S. c., on tho
I'd inst, $3.50 and lS men were raised
The celebrated stallion "Kennebec Messenger
has been sold to Capt. Heirn for s., 500
The trial of Keene, charged with murder in
Fairfax (Va) Circuit Court, has been continued to
November next.
Captain J. H. Williams, of the London packet
ship American Congress, died on board that YES
sci on the 25th ult., on his homeward passage.
John G.. Dale has been duly apPointed to the
charge of the British consulate in philadelphia by
Mr.. Matthews, the retiring consul
Hon. Chauncey L Knapp, member of Congress
from Massachusetts,, previous to leaving Lowell
last week, was presented with handsome revoi
yer, bearing the motto Free Speech"
The Hon. Luther NJ Kenneth, the representative
in Congress from the first district in Missouri has
been nominated for reelection by his political
friends, s
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|4aIa--l4aa-la44lls --4I+%-N
DIED.

At the residence Of her father, at Ringgold Pitt
svivsnin county on Monday evening" ct half past
O'Clock. FANNIE, eldest daughter OF D. N and
Josaphins Med onald, aged years. months and "a
days.
A. Bleak Hill in King William county, on the lst
day of June Mrs ELIZABETH. consort Of William
q. Catlstt IN the 5lst year OF her aye.
For several years shs had been member OF the
Bautist Church OF Christ In Caroline county During
her confinement, with that insidous disease, com
sumption, che gave marked evidences Of the sustain
ing power Of that religion which bore her safely to
her home in the skies. She leaves . kind husband,
and two infant children with many warm friends, to
msurn their loss. But they not - those with.
out hope. ass aw
Dearest sister, thou hast leh US,
Deeply we thy loss do feel;
But IFS God that hath bereft us
He can oil our sorrows heal.
Fredericksburg papers will please copy.
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took place to-day. The first stake was in mile
heats, best three in five, and was won by Bird
Catcher. Time-1:52-l:53-l:5l The second
race, in two mile heats, was won by Mr.. Moore's
colt Time-3:50 each heat
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THE RESURRECTION IN HAITI has not been pu
down by the Government, and the city of Au1
Cages is now besieged by $4,000 rebels
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BOGUS ISDIANs.-The Tampa (Fla) Peninsula
says that band of whites, It has been discovered
have been committing murders and robberies there
in the disguise of Indians. VIM. II. Willingham,
one of band, has confessed and exposed the plans
Of the band
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r.,, ana American Inkstnnd.

An English paper says tna' tue NISSAN, use.
by the pieniposentisries In PARIS was : sp'enula
work of art, and cost eleven Thousand francs. ,ae
psrke County Democrat remarks that the INK.
stand used by Thomas Jefferson in writing the
nec.r.tion of American Independence, was
common one. and did not cost one franc. .
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The telegraph line between this city and Wash
inston was down last evening.
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MARRIED

on N. s,b inst. Il Oakwsod Cemstsry, ~ the
Re- ~, Enri M. WIN. VALENTINE to Miss
NARY ANN kEDFORD. daughter 81 MI. John
Rsdford Esa ali OF Henrico county, w.
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vILLE.-The regular Passenger rs;n
win run daily Sundays excepted) between ,icU.
MOND and Danville, stopping to take MP ~ mt
of passengers at the following points only .o.bss
ter, Robious Cosl-fsld Tomahawk, Pewb .,sn Maj.
toax, ChuA, Amelia C. H., Jetersye Iep Atsn ps;
nary Burksve, Prices, Meherrin, Ks Az n,sts',
Branch Mossingford, Roanoke, Claw me- ssot1.SnrS
Boston. News Ferry, Barksdals's, pi;,ssoid sna4
Dsnville. hinssoia aHN
Leave Richmond at 6 O'Clock -;,,;,. a,
the junction e.. eskiast hoasel =. $40 NJ and at
7:l8 p. NJ. M, ana hchin'H'
vanta half prses Ssrxn 12years of sge and ser
must be furnished viii. uaseins " 80 ons NAV
be retained as the oie where thew purchase ,heir
ncxet. ana be- expressly stated that they
pe Pa..see go on thu cars
Va sers for Far myie, Lynchburg WytheviiIe,
Ss;' md Jonesboro and Knoxville, Tenn, connect
- .ly with Sonths Idle Railroad at huntsville Pas.
sengers for Greer .sboro' and Salem NJ C., connect
daily at Danvills with Hoderby Co.'s fas. line Of
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KANSAS MEETINGS continue to be held by the
Northern fanatics. Detroit has raised $4,000 to
aid the free State men, and Chelsea, Mass, $500
for the same purpose The Hartford Times wishes
to know whether money will keep the free State
men from ''retreating" when the pro-slavery men
go at them
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The Marshall and Henry BuiIdlnE
Fund Companies will meet at the Room under Lee
e Bsyly,s office, on nth street, THIS tThursday)
EVENING, st8 O'clock. @ s4eg
je Pit JAS K LEE. Secretary.
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NAyAL.-The u. 6. steamer Saranac arrived at
Spezzia on the 10th ult, from cruise in the Medi.
terranean, during which she encountered very
heavy weather The Saranac would leave in q
few days for Genoa to take in a supply of coal,
when she would proceed to Gibraltar en- route for
the United States. Her return may be expected
about the LIST of July
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WAuctlou Notice...Groceries Liquors
and Fruits, THIS MORNING, by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
e12-1t Auctioneers.
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TMPOKTANT NOTICE TO THE La.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE LA.
i DIES..-.Great reduction in the prices Of Dry
Goods at v. COHEN'S Cheap Store, rs Broad street
Having purchased, last week, In the Northern mar
kets large quantities OF Goods at great sacrifice.
can offer unusual inducements to all in want Of desi.
rable goods shall name, in part only: fins French
Lawns IS cents; goods for 12 cts Cactus Skirts 0Sa
cents niece; fine Irish Linen 81 cents yard. worth
at least SO cents Thread Cambria Handkerchief 2t
cents goods only cents piece; Scotch Lawn Hand
kerchiefs cts. piece; plain and dotted sw" mus
Silk Mitts 37l cents pair Curtain Muslin 10 cents
yard Silk Pocket Hdkfs Is cents piece; fine Linen
tias from 81 SO and upwards; black silk Lace Shawls
SIS piece. worth SIS; French Woven Corsets the
best that be had in the city, $l25 pair VI ho
find they can be suited at once quality and SIZE
and at such prices that will surprise everybody.
ie lO-..2yy< sfN 5t4
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board in NICE, CLEAN House, whore they keep one
Of the finest tables We ever sat down to- We would
advise than to some to the CAPITOL HOUSE
city and but thsy dont BERN to equal this
House. Their bread and coffee cannot be surpassed,
and their cooking in general Is AZ good can be-.
je 12-2ts 80, A BOARDER.
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Louisville Racea.

The Guano Convention is in session at Washing
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~. epU MISUNDERSTANDING and Ma
9 14SSchinist Engineers particularly request
ed to attend meeting at Schadd.a
civilian Tell House," on Broad street, on FRIDAY
evening, at O'Clock. THOS. D. LIDDY,
ia JJ-9fA .sfs.ksst 4 Cor Secretary