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CTEAN IRON WORKS. 256 Main street,

CTEAM IRON WORKS, $50 Mann street,
SNEAR SEVENTH -Gase subsciber is now prepar-
ed with increased facilities to manufacture all kinds
oriRON WORK, suAl as IRON RAILING, VERAN-
DAIIS STEPS. VAULTS and CELLAR DOORS,
GRATiNGS &c. &c. CRATES and TENDERS, and
all kinds of House Work and Jobbing done on rea-
sonabe terms.
sHParticuiar attention given to the enclosing of
CEMETERY lots, Railing, &c, for the country, so
made az to be easily put up. A call solicited
NH l4--6m GEO. 8. LOWNES.
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IN IIt. D, IN NV ANOE.
Tf) 4DTER TTNERE 4 MI RI1EJNEOS

10 NDF LN IINEIlN I'M bUNIIFI SS MEN
Tho NetuS, having regular, permanent semi-week
~ circulation large If not larger than any Other
newspaper among the farmers and substantial busi
ness Of Fredericksburg and this section of yir
:inia, is confidently recommended a medium, OF
advertising surpassed by no other in this place |.
numbers among its readers those who are able to
huy literally and pay promptly, and whose custon
would be valuable TO business MEN.
Neither labor nor expense viii be spared to make
the Ne,cs wort more than is paid for it by subscri
hers or advertisers.
Immediate applications. enc,oang the money may
he made to NEWS OFFICE
Iy SIS Frederick Va
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'THE OLDEST observation-disclosures or

THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT OF
THE KIND IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So
DA WATER AND BQTTLING ESTABLISHMENT
IL FULL FORCE, WITH IT'S DOUBLE SET OF
sELF-ACTINq dENERAT0kS,-Iemon and Sarsa
magnet lDER, and BROWN STOUT, put up in quan
titles to suit customers
:, The subscriber deems it unnecessary to say any
ming IN regard TO the reputation of his Soda Water
IS II ~ 50 wei! known throughout Virginia. Tennes
see, ana North Carolina lie feels very thankful for
me immense patronage heretofore extended towards
hIn by ms generous patrons, and hopes by strict
attention 10 business, Co preserve continuance OF
the same. ~
:, ia. All persons living in the city, who have bot
ties with my name on them, win please return them
10 my drivers, and TO none Others
-. NJ MCCORMACK,
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DENITENTIARY OF VIRGINIA

Manufactured at this Institution, and sold theyp
and at the Agents Store No q, Pearl street, the fol-
lowing articles at reduced prices, to wit:
Boots. Shoes aud Brogues
Women, Children and Servants Shoes.
Wagon and Cart Harness ofeyery description.
Machine Bands Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts, Drays and WheeIbarrows.
Warirobes, Safes &c.
Striped and Plaid Cottons. -..
Kerseys and ynseys, for plantation hands.
Ready Made Clothing for Servants.
Most of the above articles on hand and for SALE or
will be made repaired, other job wurk done 10
order on short notice for cash, or to punctual Gus
toners only, short time
Orders from the country, with satisfactory rferen-
ces, promptly attended t., Address.
ROBT. VI. NIMMO,
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y. K. LOSIER, Principal,
lecturer on the Science of Accounts, Commerce b.
siness Customs, &c.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS,
rofessor of the Theory and Practice of Book-keel
ing, and Commercial Calculations.
IL. ii. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of bookkeeping.
N. c. JOHNSON,
rofessor of Business and Ornamental PenrnanJhil
S. T. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer Mercantile Law.
REV. Il. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics
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RICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FoUN-
IL DRY, FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MANU-.
FACTORY-No 22j Main street between Sth and
9th west sde-The subscriber has for sale O0Grates
Tenders and Summer Pieces, embracing 100 different
kinds ana is daily manufacturing Crates to order.
wholesale and retail, at Northern prices. Crates,
Bells &C. neatly packed and forwarded to any part OF
the State Also Bells and Brass Castings made to
order and all kinds of repairing done at the shortes;
nh ie-sn, sAN'L D. DENOON.
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EU SPRING STOCK, FOR l857.-The
GAA new and extensive Hat, Cap and Fancy Fun
Depot, 70 Main Street.
BINF0RD. DICKINSON wEISIGER have
in store and ready for saie at wholesale or retail
of the largest and most complete stocks of Hats
APPS anGtStraw Goods ever offered in this city which
been selected with great care from the largest
tnd most extensive manufactures especially for the
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee trade
The attention of Merchants and others, is most re
-pecttully called TO the above splendid stock which
Comprises every style suited to the Spring trade
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On FOR RENT--That very desirable
a::l dwelling over Mr.. Vim. Ready's LocksnIitl
Shop on the North side of Main street. between Sth
and och streets To good tenant the rent will be
M, 9n-tS VIM READY,
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u 23-lm j. L. ERWIN. FrolrIctoIs'
COYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK SUI.

C0YNER'S WHITE AND BLACK SUI
~ PHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.-Thi-
altering Place is open for the reception of yis
tors. 1t il situated on the line and full rieu Of N,
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad about hdIf Bllt
from Bonsnei's Dep0t, Roanoke IA, at which said
Depot an Omnibus will always be found waiting tht
arrival of the cars to convey visitors to the Springs
important improvements have been made since last
season.
Another White Sulphur-stronger, holder, and n
superior Chaly beate Spring, have been discovered
and reclaimed and improved since the last season
so that the variety and value of the mineral waters
now afforded at the place. are uneqlialled by any
other place now known to the public. The similarity
OF the White sulphur to the justly and tar-famei
GresRbrteT White S,apnr, Is striking, to be
once recognized by all who have used both of the
waters.
These White and Black Sulphur waters have effect.
ed numerous cures
The White Sulphur aggravated cases of dyspepsia
serious affections of the liver kidneys and bladder
general debility, and especially diseases of the
vous system. and those diseases peculiar to FEMALES
The Black Sulphur all kinds of diseases Of the skin
aggravated cases OF letter and other eruptons of thu
skin--on great numbers, and of long standing sew
enty having been entirely cured
The accommodations are equal to any to be found III
the mountains of Virginia, and the table and atten
dance OF the most satisfactory characteras to all
which we beg to refer to the large number
who have heretofore visited the place.
Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys and fine Band OF
Music, will be found ut the place. and every effort
every way, will constantly be made TO Afford cOmfori
and amusement to visitors
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TRUSTEES:
Hon John p. Kennedy, Hon Joshua Yansant
lion: Thos Swami, VIM. II. Keigher, Esq.
Jacob Trust, Esq, VIM. Knabe ESQ.,
RB- A large and beautifully 0rnamented Circular
containing upwards of SIX SQUARE FEET representa-
the exterior and interior view of the College variou
chasacteristic Designs, Penmanship,. &C.; sent b.
mail, free If charge. accompanied with Catalogue
giving full particulars. Address
II. *. LOSIER,
Ie 23-d&c3m Baltimore Md.
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10 MUDDY WHITEWATER FIJI.

X<1xE1 NJ q DDI W y LN.-- W u L LIN L u
ESATERS-Wea are manufacturing Water Filters
- at the very low price of s. ~, which every
Ez2 family should have They will fiber four gal
Ions Of river water in hour, perfectly clear
any spring water. They have only to be tried to be
appreciated. Call and supply yourselves, at
KEESEE 4 PARIS Pottery,
ia Corner of 10Th and Gary ST
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GREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COL

FOUNDED l852-CBARTEREp 1854
Located corner of Baltimore and Charles streets
BALTIMORE, MD.
This institution is now in the most prosperous
tourishing condition Twice during the last tw
ears has it been necessary to obtain larger apart
utnts for the accommodation of tine increasing nun
er of students, representing Mearly every State
ho Union
fheadyantagesandfa facilities here afforded to youu
nee, desiring qualify themselves properly for tn
arcus duties OF TIE Counting Room, OF to obtain ;
hOgDIqis Practical Business Educctiol8 general,
re unsurpassed in any particular by any similar {,
Adjustment in the United States.
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NTRIBLING SPRINGS.-This Mountain

-
~ Retreat, in Augusta county, Va, l3 miles from
staunton, and Fl miles from Hairisonburg win b,
under the management of Mr. PETER III. WOOD
WARD, formerly at Jackson's River, and for the las
three seasons at the Healing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces 10 invalid,
ana pleasure seeking public, that by erecting ei0
more doutte Cottdges and by the general improvement
OF the premises since last season. that after the 10th
of June, he will be prepared with entirely nsto Ri
ttire and sufficient nHmber of attendants to offel
visitors the most Pleasant accommodations in the yir
ginla mountains. ~
The waters Of this place are unsurpassed: in fac
the visitor ut these Springs has the advantage Of al
the various waters belonging to the entire minera
region of Virgins. tN'sI
The Sulphur Bater excelled by none except tha
Of Greenbrier. -
The Alum Springs inferior to none as tested for thu
iax five years, with the Cay beate and Free Ston.
Waters, all at hand in abundance render this place
properly, the MINERAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA :
For Pleasure seekers, there viii be Music In st
tendance, and the amusements and sports afforded b,
mountain resorts. t-t. =
an experienced physician viii reside at the Springs
TERMs-Sl0 per week; $50 for month Of four wesks
and reduction made for entire season. for les
than week 81 80 per day will be charged
S. line of SUPERIOR F0UR-HoRSE MAI
COACHES viii leave Stanton daily, for this place
after the arrival of the Eastern cars
RE- A line of STAGES IL expected to pass tn.
Springs en- route from Harrisonburg to Bath Alum
Springs. CHESLEY KINNEY,
my 26-d2n&c3tawlm Proprietor
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sUPT.'s OFFICE r. 4 d. Il. X

Richmond, Aug. 18TH 1857. /
NOTICE TO C0NSIGNEES.-In conse-
Depot at Richmond Il will be impossible to protect
the Goods coming 20 thls station.
This is to notify all whom il may concern that IL
goods are not taken away upon delivery on the plat.
form. the Will be At the risk Of the consigaee;
and If they remain on the platform twenty-four
hours. they may he stored at their expense.
an Ia-ts sf8ttA C. CAMPBELL, Supt.
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y j. 4. Hi1EFELFINGER 4 co.

81 Stages, OF first class, leave Bonsack's Depot
sy on the arrival of the ours for the Greenbriei
BE- 1t will be seen by the various newspapers tina,
theCars OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad lea We
Lynchburg ftglk day, say ut A. NJ, and $50 p NJ
Attending desirable opportunity for Gil the Spring,
above. 10
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COUTHERN IRON WORKS.-LEWlS
~ L, BARNES manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES,
on 18th street West side, between Main and Cary,
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTURING TQBACCQ,
VERANDAHs, every description Of CAST AND
GRATIN Nc and all kinds of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK, will lie done with neatness and dis
patch on such terms az warrant will give satistac-
ton My old friends and the public generally, are
where my S--d6m
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MANTILLAS AT COST, MANTILLAS
LS1 AT COST
IS French Lace aIan,illas sold at M and Sl5 now at
cost
$50 French Lace and Velvet sold at $40 to $lo now at
cost .+f
80 solid Silk ones Sis50 each
few real Silantiila Mantillas LEFT
80 Grey Mantillas, some as low as 81
80 Black thin ones, 81 30, 80 and S2.25 each
Every Mantiila in my store nust be sold at some
price as am determined to keep none over. Now
Il the time, at the New York Mantilla and Shawl
Store, lg1 Main street
Jy 22-lm* JAMES RILEY.
r AGER BEER.-Putin bottles, for fami-
~ ly use. Per dozen pnts ST. per dozen quarts
t22-25 cents dozen allowed by return Of the bot
ties Orders left with Mr.. 0. A. strecker, Messrs
Laidley & Robinson, or at my old stand. viii be
promptly attended to. p. WILBACHER,
lie M No. AS Main az q
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INN SHEET IRON A1xiAS FITTING
/ Fe'c.pIJsuMENT. sENTH STREET,
ptyriVPrN MAIN AND be subscriber is
FIJI Din, !" -, tn do all H. bk, in the above
o,,n,, Tor past m!yfs and SELECTS con-
tnuance Of the same. Being master OF his business
he can promise his customers that all WORK done .!
him viii at least be equal to any other house in the
city and fully as cheap-a fact known to all persons
who know what good work is. =, ., .
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both III town and country.
TIN WARE.-Always on hand large ana general
assortment of Tin Ware wholesale and retail.
GAS FITTING.-He il likewise prepared to do all
kinds of Gas Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPS.-He keeps always on hand large and ex-
tensiye stock OF Well and Garden Punps
f. II CHARLES Ii. LANGLEY.
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FHE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS mil,

u hshed sEMI-wEERLY, would not willingly be lcedf
v, for any consideration on any subject, or in an,
fits departments, original selected. 1t endeayort
70 be useful TO the farmer especially and to all poll
lcans and others open to conviction or willing &
listen to reason. Its political friends having been re
emily demolished in the late election it will supper
1r. Buchanan against the attacks of the Democrats,
arty, and il in the market for paying subscribers
WITHOUT regard to creed or acknowledgement a.
et lFve those who can't read English any Others
Tthf6 are honest men.
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=. STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR
All RENT OR LEASE-The subscriber offers for
,cnt or Lease his and cellar No 229 Broad ST.
tiioining Messrs. CrenslIdw, Quailes Co.'S new Dry
tood- house 1t il one OF the best stands on the
street for business 1t is % feet wide 50 feet deep
,n,i has granite front. Toa good tenant, the terms
sill be accommodating and Possession gwen l mn
lately. THUS. u QUAkLES.
I2--tS
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=. FOR RENT-Several Tenements on
s3:II the Plank road Apply to B. W. GREEN, cor
.Ier Franklin and Wall streets, or
THOMAS VI. MONTAGUE,
an 2-Im On the premises
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- NOTICE. have for sale, lease or
a rent, House, Lots &c, from LIST TO S3rd streets
cannot be surpassed for beauty and locality by any
within the corporation limits and when you come
70 county Lots for soap and candle factories Nature
could not have done more her part fo- the conve
uience Of to erect such establishments upon all
or any of the above shall be pleased to have the
views of operators upon the subject now before them
apply to H. W, ~ hEh,
NV Am vant for tho Trustees
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GUNNER GOODS, at and under Cost
- still erreduction-A large lot of striped an
iznred Lawns very cheap; a large lot figured
rinted real French Brilliants at great reduction
Il price; large lot striped Lawns; fiounced Be
age Robes: Organdie Muslin ROlrs four fonnce.
rinolne skirts: Cactus skirts: Mohair Skirts Ais
20 dozen white cotton Hose "a cents; 100 doz Linz
amhric IIdkfs at Ga cents each Head Dresses. II,
adde's are invited TO call and be supplied on Il!
gery best terms . -
A. n.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

ess 4 NEW AND COMFORTABLE
cd PRIyATE RESIDENCE oN CLAY STREET,
- squares Above Mr. Sami 4. pulliaus Residence
f3R SALE.-At the request OF the owner, offer for
the last Is lts. IL fronts 81 feet Clay street.
contains ruoIns, with cool and airy passage the
whole depth OF the house. and all necessary out build
ings. As the owner Il anxious 10 dispose Of It, 1t will
be sold for much less than its value and time to
suit most any person. Apply to
doDDlN 4 APPERS0N,,
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
REPORTED u CAPT Il. HARRISON, SrHAuBOlr AGENT.
PORT OF NASHVILLE.
ARRIVED None.

ARRIVAL None.
DrPARTEO.- Umpire, Padu2at; Sligo, GAINESVILLE;
Alta Paduc4h.
B ATS LEAyIso.-The steamer Tom Scott, at Il
o'cock, for Plttsburg; Ch4tanoog,, No. 2, for Pa
ducah.
FOR PirTsBURe.-Toe light drsugtt and commo-
diOus steamer Ten Scott Cap. Moore, with a
courteous and accommodating ere W. will leave this
d.y at y O'Clock, direct, with little or no delay b.
the way.
FoE PADUCAH The light drsugLt steamer Chat.
tl1oOga, No. 2, Capt BlOgn, viii lelve tits dsy
a II o'clock, as above and all intermediate LAM
ingA Passengers for st Louis, Memphis and New
0 cans, will fad this craft comfortable mode Of
conveyance out to the Ohio, where they can pro
c re hourly the regular mail packets, passing Pa.
ducsh for tie above named points. The Chatt4-
nOrga is the only boat up for this day, for the low
e, Ohio
BUsrEEsa--Pretty well closed up in the wsy OF
Fl gas on the landing.
ExP.crE THIS DAY.-Steamer Danced from
LouisIIe.
WEATHER AND WATER--Westher wan and
spring ise. Water still declining, with ttrse feet
large on Harpeth Shoals.
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Eo7Ei en- TARETEs The a'tsntion of Msr;
cbsus vsiurg tie CRY q reCted TO the large and
very desirlIs stock Ct Fancy Goods, Combs,
Br0sres, BanOrs, II reads Gendemen's Furnis
iGp Goa5s, White Goods, Fmbroi5eries, Hosiery,
G v-s VERY, Toys, g.. to be found at the es.
tsbI shu eft Of a. NoRars X 8; c., No. p, East
SHE of Tire Public Square. This stock has been Sc
lectea wi great Gre az more than ordinary taste
every article being fresh ADD Of the latest yles'
N,rstaats VIII certainly c5Esalt their interest by
giving t4.a house q ca ].
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NASHVILLE!
IyAUGURkTIoE DAY-THE FOURTH CT MARC4-
MY EEI.ErTFD

INAUGURATION DAY-THE FOURTH CT AAktEt--
Why SELECTED.
We fad IN o number Of cur exchanges tss fol-
loving paragraph, Published without credit
which is calculated 10 mislead those VINO 90 rot
t-cpb's themselves TO ssoeTaia the CORRECTNESS q
iUcorse.neas Of lbs statements Will are maae
10 it:
D. cur readers gener1Ily know The AEON Why
the 4th, Mar,l was chosen as tbe day for the IN
suguBti0o Of The President Of the Oni.ee SlA'es9
i was g. lsc,ed b+osuse the 4 OF March u every
year, commeucirg from the g. I'M u 3uration' esr.
EJt come on Suodsy Tor ct least three hunored
Or more years.
q" Th,s TACT shows tie regard which the frsmefs
Of our government bad for the SABBATH. They
srrsDrs he mstter 20 wisely that the day for the
pero na1cs Of the Cs-emolies Of Inauguration vi
lot rail- on Sunday Tor tn &c hundred years.
TIE framsrs Of our govefnnsnt Doubtless
had greursgsrd for The Sa6batb, but It is not peas
v-u !; tie So ecJion Of the 4th OF March as r0-
dsy I-r tie inauguration Of he Presidents Of the
Z lied SiGes It IS n uu-, 10 tie hrst place,
tua, 9, a. Gay As sri Cied by tue trainers Of cur
Clve-um-u;" AID it's net true. in the second
place has Il vii not iall on Sunday Tor three
la q gesrs Tee Alb of March was declared
t. be The cJmnerceuient Of the Presidential term
Of DIR eaIs. by on act Of Congress passed 10 the
IL 70 year ~ Toe uth' hIAiu "a lou " " a''tue
ton end approved BY hin on the lst OF March l7SZ.
J. IT,. s XIV Ere Years which have passed s nee
{ tine, Inauguration day has occurred On SUI.
dug E.g,os w; AZ 1871 e Tie CoDlneucs men al,
tie ses,ad tenn OF mes Monroe, and "a $40
CT gus COMMENCEMENT Of the term oil Z 4chasy
Tsslr
Washington ss our readers are aware, was in~
augurat-d FIR frat term on Thursday, tie 3O-h |
Cf ApuH, 1879 5Jo,e the selection # the 4tn OF
La1Cu SIS he DAY iar tbe commencement Of the !
ten. q ,ce If tie ? esldeut of tie United States.
The fYuUgrug tzb @ wlll show the days Of the |
y K UPON which Iasugurat Oa Day has occurred, !
SiHcs Us selection.
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SMALL Pyx IN MI sIssIPPI - The Nstcbez r &c
2ra1sr The 27Jh uI-, ssys:-Ths last Lsfaye
Wltdtocsr spssks 10 dOe'ul terms Of the spread
o. the small poz. It remarks that several lives OF
ci,z-ns aud slaves have already fallen victims to
lie fatality and, far from bling sstated, it coffin
US TO drpsl with fearful certainty its poison u
breath, and none row are disposed to believe that
T. agli suspend its course Until ali Lave felt It's
Lf7 Luon.
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FcN Sg SUGGI This GENTLEMAN il spoken
Of FIR he lhys q vern T OF Alabama, sgainst
the D 10 5crscg - Exchange.
Thee are at least d,zsn Of the Suggs family,
ami Oue John smth thrown in, aspiring to the
sane position on rhs know nothing ticket 10 Ten
z ssss. We peter the Suggses to the Smiths
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MoLr-e DO 1921 ard Taylor, IN l84), (tle In
Gusurft.u Day UtCIIiag on Suudsy) were Il.
aUlurs,ed on Monday, the 9Th Of Msrcn. /. will
be seea ~ h.s table that lie 4th Of March, qusC-
ie-nlsiiy suce 1913, his fallen a. often on So day,
IS on Iue-dzs, thursday or Fuday.-Avgas:1
Coasi-ut0a-lsl.
In.ugurat o. Day viii occur again On Sunday
during the prs ut csutuFy, namely, ID 1877, and
Tar ines in be rezt d four times IN the sue
c CO n c.urury-ia 1917, I945 1878, 2Ol3. 2O4l,
2JG9 an 2Oy7 -msklUs tel Tins during the
thrc alncrsj yesrs. l. will b noticed that
t.ors are Regular peri Is of Lwen y eight years
be Eeen the algursdou days witch occur on
Sunday, exc p Uetwesu 1877 AMI 1917, which s
a period Of Iorty yea-s this occurs from the
fat that the ca 1900 i3 20. lssp year. all
thong the fourth Yeir sfe- the previous leap
ycs- Iti-rt8er -ingular ths. the idea that " the
i8arg .ri.i5a viii not fall on Sunday flr the,
hun re & y-aT5 " slOIid have Ooiail5d suy1 sen
era &C .lli aaI credel as it hiss on two re-
c Mt occ.s obs, when The fac. that Inauguration
Day bas already o,9ureI on Sladsy t~ios sine
tn src515 ina 1eu-a-ioo Of Washington, ough: to
have teen well known to tl0ss who are familiar
" IA t-c history OF tie government.