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than that offered by the rrceu turf, unless
| il he that rest beneath it." That to enjoy
voursrIr NJ = pic.nir !, il Indispensable TO
! throw or all the formoli,y which common
respcct and politcness does not exact.
You must know that We labored under
adverse circumstances in getting up the pic
nic,-thc crops were bad, the farmers were
busy. and i, raiaed on the day before the
rala dav. But nothing foilcd, we had de-
tcrmincd to exercise, rs the last alternative
coRle Qui c0nGe, the profitable prerogativc
once enjoyed By the Kings of England
viz : the right OF pur,eyuncc and pre-
cmp,ion, the right us it suited our case,
to press cattle into our service, and TO buy
provisions at our own price, without assent
or dissent from the owner. But thanks To
the Ladies' of the Indian Land, and others
in attendance, We were provided with BAN
quet fit for the Gods the multitude was
glorioualy Toasted, anG though We did not
motto. particularlv the baskets that war.
picked up, We believe them to have been
hiIi"Su'o"HI1 Iu'l'
The evening". ne som. onc r,uo,L,a ,.,s
PASSED still more pleasant; than In, morn.
ing. There were several "decrsm on ,h,.
ground, and different parties ,vrr, .rr,,od
at different games. Al, cxpressrd Ibcr.
selves upon leaving IS entirely Satisfied if
not surfri,cd, with the pleasures of the J,v
About o'clock il threatened rain and ot
the instance of Mr.. and Mrs. Las AIiil.r
ever kind ard hospi,able-we retired olmos,
en- n,aSSs, although not exactly say,u les
! rceies to that gcntlrmnns house. where y,.
had our fortunes told by the Indian Turn.p
took several hands at ditfere,, ganes nr
cards &c, Sc. am sure a party never .u.
! loved themselves more pleasantly C,rn .hor,
Time, never before met with more kind yet
unas,uming attention.
All will doubtless agree wish me that
such enjoyment should BE- encouraged IL
mons our people;
"It lcnrthcus il s,r.uu,h.ns ui. tc,.I,,iG..
h''''
/ and lends miIder and a brighter ray to our
social existence than can Ue gathered or
treasured from the buster scenes OF the
| world. We are under no obligulions Ia nm
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Captain Charles II. Davis, the United
States Naval officer who interfered for the
release of Walker, was, until few months
since, at the head Of the government Nauti-
cal Almanac Office II. Cambridge, Mass
He is we'll known from his connection with
the Coast Survey, and from his various con-
trbutions to scientific subjects.
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AFmg nf tbf II fGk.

Hoofs.-Latcly, as a lady was stepping
from the cars of the Toledo, Wabash and
Western Railroad at Napoleon, her dress
caught on the steps and, the ears being in
motion, she was drawn some thirty feet be-
fore her hoops gave way. She WAS not Sc
riousiy injured, though the hoops were bad
y wrecked
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IlIGH PEICEs FOR PRuyIsIuSs-Thc he.
raw Gazette says that in that place Corn
meal sells at one dollar and half 4 bushel
and Bacon at eighteen cents a pound The
Gazette calls upon the charitable for assis.
tance for the poor. who must suffer in the
time of SO great scarcity and 50 high q
price for provisions.
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To BE IlUNG.--Thcrc are two cu'priis
10 be hung in this State on Friday, the 2Gth
instant. One is Chcscly Boatright, couvic-
ted and to be hung in Camden, and the
other is Price, who was convicted, and is
10 be hung in Union.
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AMBASSADOR TO RUssIA.-Thc South
Cdroiinian, understands from a gentleman
(who has seen the letter. that President
Buchanan has icndered this appointment
not TO Gov Wright, of Indiana, but-to
Hon. +. w. PickeHs, of South Carolina,
and this in the most complimentary terms.
Whether Col. Pickens will accept, is not
known. His friends will probably urge
his Claims to the United States SenAte.
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DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-O. Ii. Wells, ESQ.
who was editor and proprietor of the Green
vile Mountaincer for nearly twenty-five
years, died at the residence of Mr.. w.
licnc, of Charleston, on Sunday last, Of
consumption, aged fifty-two years.
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The WHEAT CRoP.--We receive, says
the Western (Charlotte) Democrat. the graf
flying intelligence from all directions shat
the Wheat crop never looked better or af.
forded a brighter prospect for an abundant
harvest. We have had delightful weather
and farmers say that if 1t continues a
week ar two the harvest will bc unprece.
dentIy large. In view of the great scarcity
of corn this is cheering news.
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Our new banking house has been finish
ed, for the use of the Branch of the Bank Of
the State, at this place. 1t is an elegant
establishment, with all the modern improve
ments and latest style of architecture
Camden journal.
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DEATH OF Nm. GAMBLE We learn that
Jas, f.. Gamble, Of Winnsboro, died OH Wed
nesday last, after short illness Mr.. G.is
well known throughout The up-country as
the proprietor, forsa long time, of the
Winnsboro Hotel.
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The Iorkvilic Military Preparatory Shooi
has completed its numbcr already for the
that many have been excluded. So worthy
an Institution must be enlarged. Our
Young friends have carried with them many
Kind rcmemhrhnceS - Chronicle
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ARITnMGTICM Two persons A and
i have 5000 which they pr"posediyiding
equally between each o.her IN the foil w.
my manner. There ARE 200 acres oi Iaud
which they design buying. a takes $500
worth OF the poorer cad at $2.15 per
acre ; i takes 5000 worth vi The bet
ter end at 50. IS per acre. The question
is nov now many acres will each receive.
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The Vicksburg, Miss, papers deny the
truth OF the report, that $4,000 had been
subscribed for the purchase of plantation
to be presented to Ex.Presidcnt Pierce
They say that no movement towards that
object has been made.
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AT an election holden on Tuesday, the
following officers of the town of Sumter.
Vile for ensucing year, were chosen: lnten.
dant. J. H. Waring Wardens, r. Hughes,
J. Heap, DR.. Caller, md / II. Brown.
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PG!cC o. NLGEoEs.-At the Comni,.
''onrrs Sale on M"nd"y i,i inst, at George
town, ). {. ihrty.mnc negroes, old aud
young were sold for an 0v,ragc price Of
500 round. \ few Shares Of the Bank of
Georgetown We're also sold, and brought
S3l3!c. per share the par value bciag
SIS.
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Paddy" says a joker, .'why don, YOU
get Your ears cropped--lhey are entirely
100 long for II maui" And yours re-
Piled Pat, ought to be eng,lieneI--.hcy
are too short for an ass"
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Mormons.
ST. Louis. June 9.

IN LOUIs, JWlIt z.
The LeavenworllI Herald says it has
learned from Mr.. Williams, who had lett
Sal; Luke, om April 18th, tiat Brigham
Young WAS carrying things with h.h
hand, aud driving the Grmtiles away
Judge Stiles, and the United States Mar
sh; ! and ;he Surveyor General. with "a
large number of cmisrauis. have been Oh
Iigcd to leave the Territury.
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A. NJ KENNEDY,
w. THURLOW CASTON, : Committe,
w, CLYBURN. Jr.

We see IL announced in some Of cur
exchanges, that The clergy cost the Uni,
ted States SI2,0OO,OO0 annually The
lawyers $7o,ooo,0OO, and rum $780,
100000.
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LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS,


would feel interested in hearing OF any
change or Improvement that may take place
about the County Seat of their native Dis
| trct. In consideration Of this, We will oc.
caSionaliy chronicle whatever transpircs in
/ the line of corporate improvements, private
or District enterprise. In the absence Of a
! tetter subject, We will offer Il few remarks
now, which may or may not be appropriate
under the uhovc head
! Persons who have not been here for six
months or year, would miss the late Ca
tawb2 House, on Main Street, that was us.
cd as iJotcl for many years aud which has
lately been pulled down. II has only been
( a few years since the present proprietor of
/ the premises. 4ir. J. A. lIassrltinc. made i'm
7 portant additions to the house, fitted il up
entirely anew, and it WAS we'll suited to the
: purpose designed. 1t made good appear.
ancc and when pulIcd down the first Of the
, present year, il might we'll have been called
. INTO question, whether the move was IN
I'm! rowing or Il rctrograde one. This. how
ever, can bc better determined when the
priva'c residence, aow in course of cons,ruc-
ton on the spot, is completed. The wreck
i''' - ''"s III"
material, served 10 improve various lots on
other streets. Same Of it was not pulled
down, and some Was d!yoiEiaI and moved
/ of on rollers. Speaking of hotels, We will
,,.I,.. ,.., ''',' 49,? 10
rho nd.nn.n,.a '0,. ,,',>,'''S
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v'n .,o.tn3 ..,'d ban, ,,,.,rJ l,.';.,.i,,,'.,
.ro;,.;o,, ,,,,.;,l. :, ,,.,.-,,, .i'. I,,;,,i;.,.
,,r .. ,,,..,,,,,,,. S,,,.,l a.. ;,,,..,,
mon, ,o, ,o, r,,.d -, L.,.., .r,o...., :,
JopL, hpt ,bo, il vorId if rroncrI,. cordrc
trJA the Compoov wcpl5 sill Lc n,o-, than
ro,nnrnso,nd tnr opv Io.s T.Iv :, Lo ,,s
tanned by the cpnr,,I ;,,n,ovrn,,,, and :,
creased bus;nrss facilities ,o I've 6,.,fvc5 t.o,,
if
The family residence Of Mr. Jones Crock
cit, on Dunlap Street, opposite the Court
House, has lately been completed and
. adds materially 10 the looks cf that part Of
The Village. 1t makes u good appearance,
/ Is commodious, well built and constructed,
| designed with IN eye to ncatncss and du-
rabI'Ity, and is, altogether. as handsome
/ building rs j. often met with. 4 very neat
single story dwelling is about completed
on lot OF Capt. }. NJ. lngrom in rear "
the Jail. This, wc presume, is for sale or
rent Capt, l., who IS famous rs m enter
/ priS'ng gentleman, 1t is expected, will con.
/ tnue to improve other vacant lots of his.
/ The fence, we notice, between the jai lot
and the Methodist Ch'Uch lot, complained
OF 10y the grand jury at the last term OF our
Court, has been rebuilt. Various other
, h"idIng improvements are beng made IN
'h"' ''fer,''m' "po" 'o'' belonging RESPECT
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".P' "'"''" '''''' ~ "o' o.'"' - ~ "o"'-
we o'''e'c f"''r 'A'c",'l' improvements
/ are u" eo"'r"'p''''"" D! 'H'HNrS' = "a i'''''
Ac''''' III" . i' C"''''"' 10 DC INIT "i'""
/ Iiic l't1aIHtn itNcIy NtCuplt'l DE y. N''llus
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Execution Of Col. Crabbe.

New Orleans, June B.
Later adviccs received here from Mex
leo, confirm the report Of Ibe execution of
Col. Crabbe.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
--O:co-
Published every Wednes lay Morning
W. M. CO " N OR s
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
7 T. Il VI $:

IN au'ahcc, $500
At the expiration OF Six Months, ---- 2.5u
At the end OF the Year, ----. &.uG
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Gen. Walker.
Goyernorship Of Nebraska.

Washington, June 3.
Hon WIN. a. Richardson, of Illinois,
has been appointed Governor Of NeLrAs-
l.,
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Gtlf9rapbir.
Appointments by the President.
Washington June ..

Washington June ..
The following appointments have been
made hy the president:
Hon VIM. A. Richardson, of Illinois,
Governor Of the Territory of Nebraska.
Ex-Governor Wright, of Indiana, Min
lister To Russia.
ii G. Murphy, OF New York, Minister 10
:he Netherlands.
w. Thompson, Of New York, Consul
to Southampton.
Gabriel feurat, Of New York, Consul
to Bordeaux.
J. Il. DiIler, Of Illinois, Connsul 70 Bre-
men.
Gen. Walker.
New Orleans, June 2.
Gen. Walker left this city this morn
ing, for Washing city by the way of the
river.
Election in New Orleans.
New Orleans, June 2.
There was no opposition to the Ameli-
can ticket yesterday for Municipal officers.
Washington News.
Washington, June 3.
Judge Williams Of Iowa, is appointed
associate Judge of the Supreme Court Of
Kansas.
Goyernorship Of Nebraska.
Washington, June 3.
Hon WIN. A. Richardson, of Illinois.
has been appointed Governor Of Nehras-
ka.
Execution Of Col. Crabbe.
New Orleans, jane 5.
Later adviccs received here from Mex
leo, confirm The report Of lbe execution of
Col. Crabbr.
Mormons.
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WATERING PLACES.

- BARNES HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI CITY; Miss
S4 This desirable Retreat, generally known
M throughout the Southern country under the management
OF William Barnes will be opened on Inc nst oay Vi june
next for the reception of visitors ,, f,r
The PROPRIETOR order meet The increasing deao 9
rooms his hotel has erected during the past winter an w
dona building feet long containing "A ~ge aud finely
ventilated Family Rooms and now hopest IL able 10 accom-
moda,e all thar may him with their patronage, whether
transient or permanent
The many natural advantages of this establishment COM
nanding prospects the Gulf with the pure
salt water the and having been
visited by an epidemic failed to impress nvoraby the
many visitors different Southern cities and surround
ing country. .- -,, ,o.o;,;,,r cha
choicest fruits spacious grounds arranged hrey
ventilated apartments bachelors, Billiard Rooms and ZEN
min Alleys and neatly fitted and Bar stocked
with fine Liquors and Cigars. ,.
Carriage Horses always be had at the shortest
notice. - - - .,,. ;,
The proprietor determined to expense that vii
enable him lueri, continuance of the generous patronage
heretofore received, and render the stay Of his guest
Visitors from New Orleans the West will land at the frs
wharf Mississippi City from Mobile, or the East at I'M
| second wharf.
| Applications for rooms be made to ~
| WIN. BARNES, Mississippi City,
or THOMPSON 1 BARNES,
| ,,rls ,n, 25 Common St., New Orleans.
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JACKSON RAILROAD SHARES.

JACKSON RAILROAD SHARES
BY N. yIGNIE, Aucioneer.
cATJ1RDAY Goth inst, at IL O'Clock NJ,
. in the Rntunda St Louis Hotel for account OF inc
creditors of Charles Geheeb, will be sold -, .
TEN SHARES OF THE JACKSON RAll.RpAb, ana
lot Of accounts amounting s. ass IL as per inventory al me
auctisneers Office
rFF-JERMS-t'ash. lell ~
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SPLENDID SQUARE OF GROUND, DIVIDED INTO
Spacious and Eligible Lots for Resdences-Elegan ana
New Family Dwelling House, fronting on Nayades street.
Sale very long terms
BY n. yIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, the 18th Inst, at 12 o'clock M,
street per order OF the Aldermen and for account OF
the civ of Orleans the following DESCRIBED property,
lately belonging to Mr.. W. II. Garland: - a.1r.>--
ALL OF THAT VALU ABLE SQUARE OF GhooND
comprised within Nayades Apollo Conrey and sixth Streets
divided into seven spacious lots and as lots nos
to according plan drawn by the City surveyor anu o"
exhibiting at the Arcade r ,-.sou o,s c;xb
ot No brnr the northern of Nayades ana skin
streets measures feet 10 inches and lines front on nay
ars street by Together with all the buolngs
a bni ~ story dwelling house. having the hrst story
two fine parlors with marble manelpie nall etc anu oh
The second story attic five bedrooms cose's ec.
etc twoory building, contiguous and
having comfortable ana
roon, nantrie etc story and bedrooms AZ d
also two. story kitchen, having four rooms etc. lower anu
Persons wishing examine this property before the sale can
ral nj any time for the keeper living in the rear In
a small building fronting on Apollo street. 80. q ,os
Lots Nos and measure each 81 feet inches and lines
front on street, by $50 deep and fronting also on No
Lots Nos 4 s. and each 81 feet inches and
lines front on by $50 feet deep together WIN "
improvements thereon .,:., .,.,, nod ,b
balance on credit of one, and three years lof notes
cured nv mortgage property sold and bearing hteeh
from date until natur1y the of per cent per a1nhn
in after maturity TO near per cen
prr annum final payment The buildings 70 oe lsnfe
against the risks OF fire. the policies OF insurance transfer
Act of sale before P. Thead, ESQ., Notary Of this city
the expense Of purchasers. ~
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DEOPOsALs FOR BONDS, EXF

PROPOSALS FOR BONDS, EAEcUrisE OF
/ FICE Baton Rouge Aprill lSj1-Ry virtue OF the ACT
or te General Assembly OF the Sar If Louisiana entitled An
relative to certain Debts Of the STATE approved lAh March,
1877: and in pursuance parculT VI the provisions oil
the "a and 7h sections thereof: NOTICE hereby given that
saaIad p,oposR will received until the first ~ w .7tN
a. 10 o'clock mer litt the disposal of SEW w NbREp
RONDS ore or lcss) of ONE THOUSAND pui Rs each,
of the louisiana having forty years to run anu Dear
ing interest six cent annn payaoe semi
annually day of January and the first day OF July
each year.
These Bonds offered solely in exchange for any oil The
Bonds tile State security for the circulation oil
the Banks established under the Free Banking Law.
All proposals for said exchange shall be directed to the All
dor Of Public and the Treasurer OF the state anu
must endorsed Proposals for Exchange OF BondS Hld
proposals opened the first day of July next ny the
Auditor Treasurer in the presence OF the Governor ana
exchange will be awarded the bidder or bidders VINO may
offer the most advantageous terms. The Governor however,
right Of rejecting all the ulds ana 10 uect
new advertisements for proposals.
sneca been created for the ultimate retenp-
ion Bonds be issued under the aforesaid ACT whe
can be diverted any other purpose whatsoever
ISiguedl : ROBERT G. WICKL1FFE.
rSiglef1 c. f. GRENEAUX, State Treasurey
TSiguedl s. +. MARKS, Auditor.
By the Governor:
ISgnedl ANDREW S. HERON,
of State.
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FIR all nnrrllrS ropirI individual rights and rights
tn n,Wvf c;r ,u to other Nncs apply tn the n'rr-
Mandatory, III Ba Nnne street where
T,,r, nj y.iy ir,cLipion are Il NO re.
De w., ' ''''' N DAVID /. FOWLER
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AUCTION SALES.

coon MAHOGANY FURNITURE AND LEAsh or
WV Dwelling at Auction
BY L. A. LEVY Jr. Aucioneer,
Office. rs Common street.
18th inst, at III o'clock, on the
the premises 81 Hercules street. between Clio ana E'A''
TIe c"nents Of the Dwelling consisting o. Mahogany sha
Cane Bottom Chairs Sofa Marble top Pier Table sle s
"msny iedstead rmor WashstaDd Bureau, Chiiah Cro;
looking Classes Mattresses Curtains Carpe,ings crockery ana
Kitchen Ware, etc.
rb. case NJ the House till the 10th Of October. .
n1-TERMS-jash. ---------1 -
SALE OF rs CASES OF BOOTS, SHOES AND bhodhNs'
'f VS. - Summer Clothing, etc.
BY BLACHE 4 BEAUMONT, Auctr's.
T,RIDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock "A,
NJ at auction, their auction rooms ~ Charues
street, WILDE sold ,,,oro AMI ppoc.Ns
-hlso-
An assortment Of SUMNER CLOTHING.
,e-rERMsMhtsa sale iell
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N1cCHEsNEY's PATENT WASHING MA
I CHIMES be had by applying AT the Office OF the
Manufacturers who are Sole Popetors the Patent Right
for the State of Louisiana.
nFFICE-22 Commercial Place, New Orleans
nThe Rights for Mississippi Arkansas Texas, Florida
and liiornia Parish Rights in this State for sale lib
era terms. Apply as above. myf 3ptt
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WHISKY -atl hhls and h If Boyes Rose, bhls
w Cincinnati Racdvd 40 Ibis and a hls Old Mouougn
1ela fur sale BIZ JOSEPH LANDS co.,
myl1 IS TchlupECul0s street.
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: NEW HOTEL AT BIhQXL M : a,

.. NEW HOTEL AT BII40SI-MESSRS. 1;
Ef"7 A. HORNE. late Of Owens HoeD Louisville Ny nta
kl n b. COOK, Of this city have tuken the BlOAl nv
TEL formerly Nixons Hotel in Biloxi Mis- and having
Thoroughly renovated and newly furnished this ngnctn
IIouse lake great pleasure announcing the public that II
will be open the reception of guests during the s
week in June. -. ..,,
This delightful Summer Resort possesses very many n"nh
advantages which alone constitute il Hotel OF me H
Coast is large and ventilated and is situated within the
center Live Oak Lawn, -four acres and commands
full view Ship Deer Islands, to which points me SAL
Boat will b. ever ready to convey Fishing Parties.
The facilities excellent having TWO G"oh
Rah Houses also large Saloon which will he always sup
piled choicest Wines Liquors. etc on lhe premises Is
good Billiard Table Ten-pn Alley, etc. indeed eVerS ns
which will conuce the health and comfort OF those VINO
wish a short time the Lake.
70 X a t00E IA "a Common street. my2t In
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BuGGIES, IhlMMlNno'
WAGONS etc vARNISH, etc.
usg- For sale low for cash or city acceptance -aa
sq-So ll3 GRAVIER and No. ID UNION STREET, -es
New Orleans, La
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,y, HEADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
RAbaWASHINGTON BATTALION OF ARTllLERY-
fasfHsG Arsenal Girod street. -
ALL Tile First Company Washington Battalion Of Artil-
mi attend regular Monthly Meetings on the hrsi MON
IL Y If each MONTH and Regular Drills on THURSDAY of
,rary week at O'Clock, until further notice.
w. BY order Of
j. Il. WALTON, Captain