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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22
RICHMOND. Jan. II, 1883
To DR KtHv,

Uri,r corner 22d ard Main streets.
EfA.. DEAR SIR: | feel it q duty | owe
. YOU t tse to the public, the successful removal
year. standing, weighing upwards of str pounds,
J,i'hout the al knife or the loss OF blood-and
= which | am now we'll. | was examined by DR..
warner of the Faculty of Richmond. twelve years
slo, aud he pronounced - chances against me Dy
,uttug IT, AS also lid other eminent ply sIcians
IhroE- h0at the country. Yours, &c, -
JAMES MILLER.
Ecsidence-Perkiusvie Gaoochlani CO.. Va
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eg U7Ng!ca.-I hereby announce myself Candidate
IF i,- ufls-s Of COMM GNSIONEk Uf THE RENE-
SUK. fr tie uppsr District, Al the approach Ii <
.,i.>ur~ aai rsspe tiully solicit Vunr sulrnEss.-
i!F .g b. Your pleasure 70 elsct me promise 20
frl -.a tao 3uti, ~ thc Ofic faithfully aud pane
traE,y sol2-il2.< JAMES ID. VAUGHAN.
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CRY MARKgTs.--ln order that oil the
public streets may be unobstructed at an early
hour the city markets will bs closed by half.past
o'clock this morning. Heuseke eepsrs and sthsrs
will do well to note this fact, and act accordingly
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~Lotin Elletts house, on Church Ill., where
Washington dwelt during the Convention which
met TO consiaer the Stamp Act, in 6t. Johns
Church.
tit is not generally known tha. Woman suggested
this tribute.
."CIeorge was always good boy."-Irs. WaGtiag-
ton
sResolution in the Historical Society In Ie4s.
phidias eXceiled in senlpturin2 horses AMI the
horse is of CrOwords chief figures, this title is
thought his due.
see description of the casting in the large cavern
Gus 0i Muller, at Munich.-CoS. Art Union
Journal.
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10y IN a candidate for the CLERK
sHIP o. HcaI.co County Court. -
H. ie-lfn4 .fN1 + HARRISON.
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FIRE WoRxs.---Our readers viii remem-
Der the grand display Of Fire Works 70 take place
tonight at o'clock, on the Fair Grounds. Nj.
James Cisnaenin has goDe 70 heavy expenses -
with the assistance Of Prof JscksoB, expscss 70
make display woEthy Of the day.
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ee;s- NorIcs. s.-All religious, benevo

kNS WI EN u TIT HOT4 b10eH7' N01.
lent literary, scientific. mechanic or other societies
orders or bodies which desire TO unito i'll the cere
monies of the erection of the equestrian siatue OF
the 221 o February aud Ia form part OF the process
sinu re9unsttl 10 report to me the BaInts anu
astimat.d numbers OF thrir respected bodies, thai
provision may bee made for their accommodation in
the column and ia the rcssr'e1 space about the
monument WM B, TALIA|ERkO,
REcHN0yp Jan 22 1855 Chief Marshal.
o. Newspapers generally are requested topub-
iish this notice. ia SIS
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ss.,r- Why SuyYER wITH RHEUMATISM

Neuralgia Head Ache, Ear Tooth Ache, or pain
ia any part Of tha limbs body, stomach or bowels
when you can be cured instantly with HARTS-
HOR&EiS CURE-ALL! 1t is a fine tonic for weak
stGnlachs and bowels. giving them tone and strength
b. digest food thus curing Indigestion aud Dyspep.
sin. Let all WHO suffer bay bottle from PURCELL,
LADD d CO, or other Druggists in Richmond Bot
ties Is and 80 cents. oc lO--6m
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THs ILLuNiyATI

The ILLUMINATION TO night, promises TO
be general throughout the city, and viii no doubt
prove the most Imposing one ever Witnessed in
Virginia. In every street lane aud alley the pee-
pie are preparing TO let their light shine forth
and the consequences will be, that strange visitors
will have on opportunity Of seeing the city OF gar
dens, thronghly illuminated. s8sgss
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Exc No FAmILY can afford to be with

out MUSTANG L1NIMsNT in their house. The many
accidents We are liable 10, may reEder 1t necessary
an moment and nothing il capable Of performing
such certain cure. Ertruct: In lifting the kett e
from the ire, it caught Had sctlded my hands and
person very seyercy-uHe hand almost TO a crisp
The torture was uubearabe. 1T was an awful sight
The Mustang Liniment appeared to ex-
tract the pain almost immediately. 1t healed ia
p,dy aud left no scarUf account. CHAs. FOSTER, .2
BrOAd street, Philadelphia" IL is truly wonderful
HrticI". it will cure any case of Swelling, Barns
stiff Joints. Eraptioils, uI Rheumatism. For Horses
II should never be dispensed with. One dollar
worth VI Mustang has frequently saved a valuable
horse. 1t cures Gilds. 6praius, kingbOne, Spawn
ami FGunde +. BEwARs or INVITATIONS. Sold IN all
parts vi the habi:abe globe.
BARNES PARK, Proprietnrs,
Z nnru AaAN Nnrk
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st,ls
hork
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home
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tag WHY SUPER wIrH CoUGn, from

p Cold, HogrssBess. or q COnsumptive Cough, when
you can obtain immediate relief by using HARTS-
HOENE'S PECFORAL SYRUP dF WILD CHER
RY It il combined with other articles suited for all
Lung, Asthma, Cattrrh and Bronchial Affections.
Il s prepared by Chemist of reputation, and pro
nouiCed by those who have Rsed it, as the best Cough
Syrup Ia the worldl -
Bottles 25 30 cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL,
LADD i Co, and all Druggists in Richmond.
ii=hIl
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-10

erS, amons which We name
500 br ndles Printing Paper, assorted sizss;
1900 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards, ,ssc
As well scoered Printing Paper; plain Cap and Host
fiat Cap; Deny, Medium white and colored Cards and
Card Boards, Which we can have cut to any size; Post
Office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink &c.
We also beg leave to call the attention Of dealers to our
stock Of s50 bundles Wrapping Paper and 100 gtos of
Bonnet Boaris. The highest market pric, paid for
Rags. t.'-ssra s.s TENSEK K S0RENS0N.
apss.
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1855.

COSMOPOLITAN ART UNION.
HAVE now the Cosmopolitan Art Journal for the
n year, for inspection, and am prepared 10 re-
ceive the Subscriptions for year, and show the ex
ira nducenent offered this season. Call and see it..
l.. j. D0BELL, Hon'y Sec'y.
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80 PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
r. Y. CARLILE. lt
Conner or Main and Water streets,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

SIX Coplcs ~
Twelve Coples.... 10 w
- The privilege OF yearly advertisers IS limited to
their immediate business in their own name; ana
All aiyersement- for the benefit OF other persons, as
we'll legal endorsements and advertisements Of aue-
ton sales, apd Advertisements with the name OF other
PERSONS in by them, must be paid To- al the usa
rates. u
20, No report, resolutions proceedings OF any cor
portion society association public meetings and no
Communication designed To call attention to any mat
ter OF limited indiviul interest can be inserted, un-
less raid Tor ~ an advertisement.
70 No advertisement be inserted gIatuitonsly
or charaSle or other societies, public institutions o.
.. .Or1Tanies-
~ Contracts for yearly advertising will not he dis
continued uiess order u that erect Is ieit ~ he
Office. and when discontinued in less than year, ue
price ~ the whole yeu will he charged
- Legal Advertisements hereafter, VIII ne pubisned
the exrn e OF the attorneys ordering, and not delay
able for the legal proceedings, but eollectaois al our
Usual time. ~
- Our terms for job Nork and transient ahE er'ise
neats are CASH. f..rs.I HH
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dxUM JELLY-a sp.endid article. For sale NV
- At. t-.-r- ff.fl 81 y. u. COOK y StlN B
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CHOICE LIQUORS
Tr,HE BOsTON BEI.TING COMPANY
q. l.. Fahenstock's Vermimge.-

e. IL Fahenstock;s VeTmiluse.
q FTER an experience of almost thirty years m
N the preparation Of Vemifuge, am now enabled
u 04er Improved EeI1nifule to The public. as an
article ia every way worthy Of confidence bel the
most ehectull Worm Destroyer in either Children or
Adus yet introduced. This fact which is afesed hy
CeTthcates of persons OF well known veracity, ens-
PICS me Witho9i any hesitation whateyer, TO gUaran
tee il to give the fullest Subsection.
-lafl t.lr B. l. FAUENSTOCK,
Late OF the frIn OF 3. A. Fahenstock & Co.
Sold wholesale, Wy B. l.. fahensiock x Co., Whole
sale Druggists, ~ '0 corner Wood and Fourth sts,
Pitshurg, Pa.
sold also hy john Laval, Chas. LEIGH and J. T.
Pennington, Druggists, Evansv lie. liam l2-d4w9ml
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EV A. NSV LF e
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

\" have on hand, and Of sr on liberal terms
w well assorted stock for printers and bookbnd-
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LOOK THIS WAY.

Et'ELsH Peaches, Pears, Strawberries, Ounces.
riums5 Pine Apple, &c., &c. in tin cans and
Si-S' Iars' Tor sale by q. IL. COOK a. son.
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Cows; Cows. Cows.
lroUR cors usi in from the country For ole
ny - f~'s 0cl k@H. COOK l. ssE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-12
OATH ALUM SPRINGS.

n DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RETREAT IN THE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA,
Twelve Hours from Washington City aud Richmond.
by the Virginia Central Railroad
Passengers from the North lake the Alexandria
morning beat az Washington, and the Alexandria
ana Orange Railroad to 3ordonsViI!e; thence by Ell
trail Railroad id full view OF Montict no. the Uni
yersIty OF Virginia, rassiug through The Blue Ridge
At hish. by the great State Tunrel {near,y one
mile in lengthy crossing the Valley OF Virginia and
entering the ranges of the North Mountains ar Rut.
talo Gap. Leaving the cars at Millboro Depot
thence D. co ches ten miles, over smooth graded
road 10 BAH Alum. baiore shutdown.
The pTonrietGta feai warranted in saying that to
families and Others desiring quiet, COIL aud coui-
Portable retreat from The owlands or the oitg h-re
10 not in the mountains of Virginia oiIerina
greater Inducements Large, airy, well ventilated,
vel furnished roolcs and good table have Away
dis'IhRu shed this watering place.
The mineral waters (a}um and chaly heate have
been pronounced by distinguished CHEMISTS and
PhEslclans equal in some respects, and as touic
aud inNiF orator often superior TO cur Eockbrige
spring, while the pure mountain f5ee-stone water
cam be exceled and rarely equalled for its purity
AID salabrity.
Board per week ............... ..............si
per month, OF weeks................ 20
e. The Southern passenger must bs careful to
as tar Nor as Richmond and there take the
Central train at O'clock A Nj.
FRAZIER L RANDOLPH
r;HfO
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2.
l. IL TALIAPERR0,1
D TALIAFERRo, Au'h fs'

The above sale of Land, is postpone till the LIST
day OF July, when it will re sold or the prerisay
a decree OF abe Circuit Cur, of Gupeper county,
in the case of NaYo aud wifi, a1d Others, against
Taiaftrro. administrator, and others. and Oh the
money as may be necessary to pay the costs OF the
suit to this day. and The EXPENSES Of the safe to ba
instalnonts OF six. els hteen aud thirty NOUNS.
with interest from the date. the purchaser grim
bonds with goCd security for the dterred pay ments
and the title to tie retained as further security
Ii ID TALIAFEHRO
Cnlpepef Court House. Commi ssoner.
% 4 4
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- EXCHANGE STABLEs-fhe

the crest Pain Aun,hila'or II hsss GUS removes
Soreness an Sweiln = from Cats Bruises aud al
In at LIZA nation II acts upon the Blood, Sin
egs, Masses and Bones, giving infant relief II
cures Gao il in x t"w injuries, AMI improves the
spirits sa1 aUpotita e the AR -aai Itcures Scratch
e. pr,vssts Worms aud hsrlens the heues Try il
Ia yuu will he s>toui>Aed al its good effects, OF
[ .lNst we'll Is man.
Bottles = cra7s ~ cents AMI 81. To be had Of nj
Dracyl-ts IN Richmond, Norfolk aud Portsmouth
SPoTvsw3oD in ietes sJarg, Thompson i'll Lyuch
haTS. ny 2j--ln
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By Ro. b. Lyme, Auct.

DUBL1C SALE OF A HIGHLY M
4 PROVED FARM MILES BELOW RiCHMOS n
On TIE CENTRAL ROAD. At AUCTT0N- will
be offered for sale on THURSDAY. the l7.h of june
John Currie adloang the farm advertised to be- sold
belonging 10 Joel b Bragg, contaiung o acres -
1t l. seldom thai farm desirable and productive
tho one described above ia III market produ,fp Z
Is to 80 bush Is of wheat. and 10 bills of corn psr
scre. The owner IS an cd man. and cannot pay that
attention to that it requires long credit can be
had en- the greater portion OF the purchase money.
plat of the land can lie seen at my Office and an
further Information can be bad By appI ing TO
RIO. b. l.YSE, Auctiouetr
Office over A. bodeker's
je Odds Drug Store
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by henry w. Quarles,
mo. I5O Main Street.

'kI WEEKLY SALES.--My EVEN.
"a. ING SALES. for the present, will BE- TRI.
MEEhLf, instead IL daily ~ heretofore VIZ: On
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY even
ings, commencing at S'clcck
by receipts OF Jewelry and Fancy Gopds bv tx
press ATHEIST every day enables me to her very a.
sracilve varieties. --= HENRY W QUARLES
jeS AnetIar.sr
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,

4 &C--Wil be effared at public sale on the 10Th
Day VF JUNE AnAT. the valuable estate of the
late Tall .terro, OH the Rapid Ann River in tLe
county Of Culpeper. and adjoining the Rapid Ann
Station, Orange and AlaSandria abroad. The rail.
road passes through the farm and the station is o
q few hundred yards from the hot sc aud barn Tbi4
Farm situated in 'ha beautiful and fertile valley Of
the shapid Ann: of'rsa rare opportunity TO pur-
chasers. IT is in fine state o. cultivation. snr.
rounded by coed farms. aud a most desirable neigh
bofio0d The farm contains 63l acres Of land aid
has on it large dwelling house barn staLle and
eli necessary OFT houses in good rspaiE.
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ty Goddin & Apperson, Auets.
PRICK TENEMENT ON THE SOrTl

PRICK TENEMENT ON THE SOUTH
- SIDE OF BROAD STREET BETWEEN JEF-
fh,Rs 1,FS, AND MADISON STREETS. y }R SALE
Al aoGIIOH Will be soid OF FRIDAY next. 18Th
gay ol June. 1888, on tie premises corn nencing at
= o'clock. p. M, the excellent Is lex rerement
,cateo as above, now in the occupancy of Fields
TEshs:-0ne-f urth cash balance at :, and Q
months. nego liable notes interest a d d, secured
py Ell OF trust or title retained. Taxes tor 1855 to
be paid by the purchaser
G0DDIN C APpERSnN
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By Thomas w. Keesee.

(Oifice corner 18th and Cary Streets.)
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE or HOUSE
- HOLD FCRNIURE, MEDICAL BOOKS,
DRUGGISTS A RS, DRAWERS, COUNTERS.
tORSE, SADDLE AND BRIDE, AND va
LuABLE NkdR0 WOMAN AND A BOY, AT AUl-
eommenci, At 10 O'Clock, will sell az the lare e,
sidence Of DR.. p q Wood, decd on the Plank pcad
IN Sy dney. all of his Household Furniture, Medical
Books. Druggists JARS. Coan. eis and Drawers.
-AfSU-
very surerior Saddle and Harness Horse, with
Saddle and Bri lie.
Also
A very valuable Negro Woman, No. I cook
washer aud ir her, and one small Boy
JOHN Y WOOD, Administrator
Sale conducted by 1aos " KEEsEE, Auct leI
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS

Ia IN MON TGOMEkT COUNTY, VA,
Are ncw open for the reception OF visitors.
The most CoNPLRTE and THOROUGH arrangements
have been made to Fender il nIetof "a delightful
watering place OF the most attractive and a
abb places Of so5Grn 10 be found any whore in the
- uthern country These SPRINGS have been de-
Aonstrated to possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL ROPERTYES
asi are ri .uaLed 10 the midst Of the ucst BEAUTE-
FUL see SEtY, and in climate the most
HEALFHFUL and ssLUBRItUS. They are situ-
ated within three miles OF Shawsgille, on tho Viz.
giHia aud Tenn Kailro al over which trains pass
daily, cnuue ting with the greai heroug flares be-
ginning ut Bangor, Maine and terminating ut New
Orleans. Arrangements have bern made with all
the t.aiirofd Comfant 5, North and fCuth, whereof
THROUGH TICKETS Wiil be issued 10 any point on the
Va and Tenn Railroad. and line Of splendid
fJuR-4URsE COACHES
viii be III read to tram port sinitors from Shaws
vile, the nearest point of debaTkation. to the
Springs
IN fnyalids lahoring under affections of the BIO
mach and Bowels, these waters are particularly re-
commended.
my 26-d2mif CLAYTOR 4 LEE. Proprietors.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTION East

LINE OF THIRD, BETWEEN GARY AND
VIII be sold en- MONDAY. the 18th dav Of June
1885, on the premises CONNIE cling at O'clock z III .
q moot beautiful building Lot, located as abo g,
Fl ming 32a feet, running rack aot $40 feet to an
alley. and opI osite the residence Of Col II G Cabel
TERMS. --tine-fourh cash: taiance at t. and ~
months, for negotiable note s. interest added, secured
by trust deed. The taxes fnr 1853 to be nai bv the
purcf asar. GODDIN APpERsON
ia
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n0cKRRInGE ALuM srRINGs 70

pOCKBRTDGE ALUM SPRINGS.-Pe
AZ feIring to the above for schedu|e of route for
the Northern travel through Washington. and for
mnch at tie Southern travel as shall core by me
Seaboard IGe Of railroads Eichmolid we adj that
the vsiter To this place viii leave the cars at sane
point. Mitlb0ro' tepot, and take tue coaches run
1inR South from the railroad 30 miles, to these
Spf ingF. Bath Alum is North of the read.
az The travel from Southern Kentucky Teunef
ee Northern Aabam3, aud Nississ ppi can pro-
cure rHRoUGH TICKETS from any point IN the South
to the Ronktri ge Alum Springs. By the ViIsiniA
and Tenness Railroad for just the same money
that will buy them through ticket t. the Nearest
spring to them OF this clustsr of prings
To puf ing their ticFt therefore they lose pohiug
10y % ting il ;or tn Roc brlSe Alum Sprin - even
if they it, The same ticket will take them
20 any af the other Springs. they pass Immediate
Iy by the Peaks OF Otter, and cross the Natural
ridge
The proprietnrs announce this celebrated resort
as BOW open and il better condition flr the due
commodaticn of its erowds of patrons and friends.
and the public at large, than it has ever ct befn.
The same unremittiuE attention heretofore shai
continue to be paid bg the undersigned aud ELL in
his en- poy to ure the comfort Of the guests Of
the est, bishmept
NJ B.-Pamphiets sent by mail. en- aprlica'io ion.
WILLIAM FRAZIER.
For the Piopriefors.
FISHER Il WINSTON. Druggists, Richmond.
keep ,be Water on sale. fresh from the Springs.
g-nO
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| SUNDAY SCHOOL PROCESSION,

The several SUNDAY SCHOOLS of Richmond
aud Manchester will unite in demonstration on
SATURDAY, Juae l2th, 1888. during the session Of
previous arrangement The line will DC formed pre-
csely st clock. aud ell the Schools should 10 In
the positions assigned the IN the programme lev
The Schools will meet at their usual places Of
NEE ing, at or before O'clock. ON SATURDAY
morning
Broad street TO 9th, down Tue WRIST side OF Sth to
Grace street the north side OF 0race,o LIST street.
then CIR sce and down the south side Of 6rxoe
street to the east side OF sth along 9th 10 Capitol
As the procession will probably occupy all the
streets from 18th up TO ist during the march.
it ia specially requested that persons with ythcles,
horseback. sill not pass the points indicated
from to 100. o'clock. His honor, tue Mayor 10 nd-
viset OF the procession, and not only allows this
block ale of the streets bnt should Il be NECESSARY
will order he police TO prevent tbs passage Of vshI
cl.s or horsemea during the march OF the proces-
sion. l. is hooed and believed. however, that this
After the march, The Schools will be tasan 10
three of the city Churches, where addresses Of ~.
"a for this occasion. will be sung by the Children
The entire ssryi'ea the Churches viii occupy about
an hour
l2tn streets the First Presby teiian Church. corner
Of CAPITOL and 10th streets, aud the CentsnaEy
be used on the occasion. The main part OF Zach
chui CHI will be reserved for the persons com posing
the procession, and the DORIS In that part Of each
desr nasioD and person will BE- allowed TO enter
until tue schoolsare AL accommodated The galleries
Of each church will be open TO the public NJ s1S
o'clock ia the morning.
sevsrai speakers have been engaged for each
Church
The School Mar.ha's viii be supplied with Ro-
settss, by applying at the Chief Marshais oiice
nth s, rect, oppostse Uoidins HAIL.
The Maj shais are requested to drefs.uniformly,--
Braek hat, coat and antaloons, aud white eat and
gloves, 10 suggested.
Programme can be had. on application, at ths
Chief Mafshaps oliise.
Marshal Gruhbs W II preside over the meeting AZ
the First Baptist Church; Marshal Price &C Cents
nary and the Chief Marshal at the First Prssby 10
rian.
The Aids will report themselves on SATURDAY
morning, at o'clock ia front " the Ctr Halt on
1roaa street. n A srURDIvAsT,
ie i0-3t Chief Ms1rhni.