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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-19

cry 8 Throughout the land, that he had
perished for the Protestant cause He was
mourned by the common people for many
years, and many thought that one who re-
sembled him, had died in his place, and
that good Duke Monmouth would come "a
gain, with an army, and avenge himself on
his foes
Beneath the fatal axe he remembered his
mothers warning, for if he had been true
to fair Anne Scott, how different page of
England's history the chronicler might write;
but, as it is, we pen his epitaph-Ambition,
and the Lady Wentworth's love, were good
Duke Monmouth's ruin.
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K dwin Booth.

This young actor was received on Monday night
BY large audience, and was warmly cheered up
on bis appearance on the stage. The compliment
was Of a marked character The applause was
hearty and long eontinued-not that kind of tu-
rious greeting kept up by few admirers and
friendly claquers to sustain the wavering reputa-
ton of mediocre talent-but that earnest and cor
dial expression of appreciation of true genius,
which bursts spontaneous from whole audience.
There il no mstaking either kind of applause, and
Mr.. Booth had the latter to the fullest extent He
received the demonstration very gratefully
His performance of Pscard was most excellent,
and the audience were enraptured with his repre-
sentation, expressing their appreciation in the
most emphatic manner. After the conclusion OF
the piece he was vocferously called out. He
made his appearance and walked across the stage,
making his acknowledgements, by bowling lowy
to the audience.
Last night he performed "Richelieu" most sue
cessfnlly, again winning the highest applause
from his audience.
Tonight he appears in "Sr Giles Overreach,
one of the very best characters of the elder Booth
and In which Edwin Booth is said to be equal to
him In every way.
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rhs .nnro>eh,ny Fair In this city will be Hum
,o.asu, nv ssAanouet aud Ball gotten up under the
..s,a.,. fths ,Tn,.ed states aud Virginia Central
Ssciss,ss Thew are both to take place ON the 2sfh
ocAoh.r- md viii be almost too much for one DAY
Roth oil, take place at the Exchange ana ba'ia.'
Houss. Tue banquet will be grand FEAST ths
in,svsst and pleasures of which will be greatly en-
HANGED BY the presence Of come very Distinguished
gentlemen and by some very me a0e' aio"e'
spe~cAs. from them. Among these orators messrs.
CAshius aud Everett, Of Massschusete, and Gov
amor Wise and Messrs. Rives, Hunter and Mason,
Of Virginia, have already been mentioned. The
oocasion will be one of rare interest
Brilliant, however, - will be the banquet, and
40 charming - will be the after dinner speeches
Of the eloquent orators, there will be sweeter lips
and more charming voices than theirs in the ball
room; eyes will be there that will speak more clio
Quentiy than their tongues and forms and features
that will thrill the heart with deeper emotions
than any to be inspired by their glowing language.
OF course 1t will be so arranged that all who
choose, may partake Of both those festive cele-
brasions of the annual meeting of the country gem
try and our citizens in the Metropolis. So that
those who have elevated their minds by the feast
Of reason and now Of soul at the banquet, may be
prepared Tor the higher enjoy the third heaven
Of earthly delight in the ball rosm, with its indis
cribabls enchantments: those indscribable charms
and gracss Of the gentier sex.
These things are to be q touch above ordinary
proceedings at Pairs here or elsewhere. Such a
grand conclusion to an Agricultural meeting is al
least unusual; and from the plan projected. we
doubt whether It will have an equal The effect
win be admirable. So many people from 30 macy
sections Of the Commonwealth aud the Union
meeting in gay good humor, to enjoy such festivi-
ties, must cultivate the very best feelings and thu
most aenerous relations,
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On Monday. the 27th instant, Mrs. MARTHA
BRACK EFT, In the s2d year Of her age. Sse leaves
devoted husband and four children to mourn their
loss.
The funeral will take place from her husbands
ra.idence in the county OF Henrico, on Wednesdsy.
the 29th. at o'clock.
On the morning of the 18th inst AMI, youngest
daughter Of James Brown. Jr., Of this city.
eriuneral will take place from It. PauTs Church,
on Wednesdav, the 2ath. at II o'clock. The friends
Of the family respectfully requested to attend.
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A. TOOUR FRIENDS. CUSTOM

49, III OUh BLENDS. CUSIOM-
S8 Frs AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
We take this opportunity OF Informing them that
we have now in store, the largest and best
ment of Ladies', Gen,lemens, Misses Boys. Chill
drens' and Servants Boots and hoes thst we have
stock is composed Of tho best Philadelphia New
York and Eastern work. Our manufacture
made OF materials imported direct by ourselves
Also. the finest Boots and Shoes that can be made
in Paris of the latest styles All Of which will be
sold low for cash orto pnnctual customers.
The following comprises in part OF our stock now
Ladies Cork Sole CATERS Congress, !
b" Tgr Lined Silk Button Shoes Imported
White. Kid and Satin Slippers
:. Caters at 81 % to Is per pair
Heel Gaters. at 81. 50tos7
Morocco Welt Hell Boosees
Slippers and Morocco Walking Shoes, Of all
qualities and prices. with AMI without
. Gsters, Congress
Buttons
McuIier Ties, calf skin
patent leather
Villa, pat. lethr and cfskin Imported
Patent leather and calfCon-
gress Caters
Patent Leather Boots
Pump Sole Boots
I" Pumps patent leather
Fine oxford Ties, Engsh Walking. eur own
:. English Boots, our own make
Mems thick. heavy Brogans. in a large variety
Misses Gaiters, with and without heeis
Congress CATERS with aud without heels
Button and x id CATERS
BOYS Gators, Calf and Patent Leather
" Fine Sen ed shoes, very superior
Z" Boots, q very large assortment
ShUes OF all kinds
Children's shoesin great variety; CATERS Bcotees.
Ankle Ties Button Shoes, &C.
over shoes for Ladies', Gentlemen, Misses. Boys
end Children, OF eysry style
All of the above Goods re purchased at the low:
est prices and with particular regard 81 retail
trade As we are determined to be kept regularly
supplied with fresh Goods, OF the concern will
make frequent visits to the North for that purpose.
With our imported work and our own Manufacture,
our assortment canrot nor shall not, be- SURPASSED
either here or elsewhere.
Always on hand, large assortment Of Trunks,
Carpet Bags, aud Vaces, of the best guaiity-al Of
which promise to sell on the most reasonable
terms. allen. HILL,
W. T. JOHNSON.
Manufacturers and Importers OF
Boots and shoes OF every description,
l27 Main street, Richmond.
NJ Boots and Shoes of all kinds made To uider at
short notice. soS
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LAreR FROM CALrFoRNTA.

new YoaK, Sept 2s.-The steamship Moses rAy.
lor with dates from San Francisco 10 the 5th inst
$1,000 900 IN gold and 900 passenger, arrived this
morning.
The state election has resulted in . Democratic
(Administration) majority Of from 5000 to 10 GOO.
The Legislature IL largely Democratic
San Francisco elected the Peoples" ticket for
local officers, and Republican members Of the Leg
islature.
The news from Fraser River Is unssttsfactory.--
The river was too high TO admit OF profitable
working. Business was dull at Victoria Property
had deprecated; and number OF miners had re-
turned to California
Rich diggiugs had been found In Shasta county,
California: some disgers realizing 500 daily.
duel took place between Geo. Ten johnson,
administration editor, and VIM. s. Ferguson, Ex'
State Senator, (Douglasite) The latter was shot
10 the thigh.
The government had commenced suit In San
Francisco for the new Almaden quicksilver mines,
valued at many millions. 1t ia charged that they
are held under forged titles.
In the San Francisco markets a large advance
bad taken place In rice. Carolina rice had ad-
vanced per cent. By speculative movement,
spirits Of turpentine had advanced to 30.
PROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
Gen. Lamar, u S. Minister, had arrived at Costa
Rica.
Obaldie had been elected Governor of the State
Of Panama.
Nicaragua was quiet.
The saranac was at AspinwaIl and the Merri-
mac and Decater at Callao.
II was rumored that San Salvador was about in
vading Honduras.
OREGON.
Oregon dates are to the 2lst Of August. Lieut..
Allen, with fifteen men, bad defeated body of ms
dams at Yakima River, and captured 20 prisoners
and large number of horses Lieut.. Allen was
mortally wounded, and died next day.
SOUTH AMERICA.
1t was reported that Peru was about declaring
war against Ecuador.
In Venezuela an attempt at revolution bad been
made. Gen. Luzon WAS sent to occupy LaguaEa,
but found himself without armed soldiers. How
ever :ueariy 1000 men collected in his support,
but be turned back, and, with several influential
Liberals, was arrested. cen. Soublet, with the
Spanish and Brazilian Ministers, had started from
Caracas for Lsgnayra. feiegraphic dispatch
from the former place gives hopes Of speedy set
| Element of the disturbances.
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Ixoryvp crprors RrpNysG E,uyD AccrDE,,

ANOTHER SERIOUS BURNING FLUID ACCIDENTAL
correspondent of Boston paper at Concord, Mass
gives us the following particulars of a sad burn
ing fluid accident in that town, under date of
Sept. %:
"a sad, and it is feared, fatal burning, took
place at the house of Mr.. Edward Barrett in this
town lost evening, about o'clock, caused by the
bursting of one of those Internal machines, by
some called fluid lamps. AS MIR. BIS little boy was
taking fluid lamp from the table, it exploded,
covering him with the burning liquid. His mo-
Their, who was in the same room, in her terror,
either hit and broke the lamp she held, else
dropped it, AMI the contents of the two fluid lamps
were thrown upon both mother and child; the child
ran into the street. but the mother was prevented
by lady who was coming in at the time who, with
much presence of mind, seized the door mat, and
succeeded in smotheriDg the flames upon Mrs. B.
The little one by running in the street Increased
the flames, and was burned in dreadful manner.
lie was caught by some of the neighbors, an the
flames put OUT but not until his neck, face, arms
aud breast were burned in shocking manner. lie
was attended by Drs. Bartlett aud Barrett both of
whom are Of the opinion that it will prove fatal.
Mrs. Barrett was badly burned in the face and on
both arm but is doing as we'll could be expected.
No one could look upon the poor child he
stretched his arms up, from which pieces of skin
and flesh were dropping, hear him cry for the
doctor, scream he being dressed and
have much desire to burning fluid, which
was capable of burning human body like the ole
before him."
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NAVAL.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2S.--Pursers Kelly, Harwood
and Jackson have been ordered TO the Paraguay
Expedition Purser Hambleton, to tie Naval
Academy; Purser Warrenton, to Warrington Navy
Yard, (Fla.:) Purser Buchanan, to the Boston Navy
Yard as inspector of provisions, in place OF Bates
detached.
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Northern M ark cts.

BALTIMORE September 23.-Fleur steady at - :
Wheat unchanged Corn steady-Yellow g992c,
White ls3;. Provisions very dull.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 2S-Cotton-sales of 5000 bales.
Market advanced Uplands middling (new crop
~ Naval provisions firm. kiCe 314(I3A.
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PAINFUL AcCIDENT.-Two LEGS TAKEN OFF BY
HAwsER !-0n Wednesday evening the brig Black
Hawk of the Lake aud Liverpool fleet, on her re-
turn from England to Cleveland, was passing
through the Welland Canal when a most painful
accident occurred, the particulars of which are
given by The Buffalo Express:
1.-THE vessel approaching the last lock at
Gravely Bay, the wind blowing her directly into
or toward the lock. When close to the gates Capt.
Taylor discovered that they would not get them
open in time, and ordered the vessel to be snubbed
with the lines. In doing one of the men, Mar
celius Rollins Me, got his leg caught in turn Of
the rope, and bad it severed just below the knee.
Captain Taylor seeing it, Jumped from the oppo-
site side of the deck and IN endeavoring to extri-
cate the man. got his own leg caught in turn OF
the rope, and was jerked over the rail, suspended
head downward, cutting off his leg just below the
knee. leaving him hanging by shreds of skin of
the dsmembered leg between the vessels side aud
the stone pier at the entrance of the lock. where
he would have been crushed to death in moment,
had it not been for the energetic aud prompt
action OF his second mate, who caught ana iIf'ed
him on deck by an almost superhuman effort OF
strength.
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THE PRINCE ALBERT'S NEWS AT NEW OR


New ORLEANS Sept. q The report OF the Prince
Alberts news for the agent Of the Associated Press
was received here by the National line at 80 A.
M. The dispatch was sent from New York at 1895
A. NJ. and beat time nearly an hour.
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ERE In MONTREAL

MONTREAL, Sept. 27.-The omnibus stables in the
rear of Benaventure Hall were destroyed by fire
this morning. and fifteen horses were burnt. The
fire il supposed to have been the work of an in
cendiary.
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Fort Of Richmond, ISpt 2s-High Kater ga o

Fort Of Richmond, ,S'pt. 2s-Hgh Hater "a oetk
~
ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia, Kelly, Philadelphia, mdze ana
passengers. II Tuttle
schr VIM Colquitt, Frank, Baltimore, suah2.
Schr Is Allen. Baker Boston, (96 hours,) mdze, ID
w Currie. o.,
schr Jas Brady. Hall. New York, guano, shaer,
Knhler Co
Schr q II Booth, Burger. Albany, lumber, II
Whitlock Son.
SAILED,
Bark Impersdor Hubbard, Rio, flour. Dunlop,
Moncure d Co. =.
Bark Zingarella, -. Rio, -four, Dunlop. Mon
schr Henry Castof, -, Philadelphia. mdze, W
Sohr 4 Baily, Hopkins, down the river, light.
schr T Tull, Cooper, New York. hour.
CLEARED,
ship Helene. Capt Bru,cken. for Bremen. with
Ss6 hhds OF tobacco and tobacco stems. by Edw'd
VIM do Voss Co.
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DICHMOND EGE.-'

N session begins on FRIDAY. October LIST, and
closes July lst The instructors are Messrs. r. Ry.
land, L Turner, g e. Dabsey. 8. d. Owens. Jr. w.
@. Strange and A. II. Slocomb. The branches
taught are Moral Phiios-phy. Mathematics, Lstio,
the usual Englssh studies.
TEaHs-Tu,tion In the College Glasses, $50 In the
Academic 345; Deposit, 81. Day echolars pay for
fuel &C., $50 to 50 50 extra The same fee ID
charged. no matter what studies are prosecuted.
ee 29--d4t
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
fMUTUAL SYSTEM
Causttal.-4 1 .6OO,OOO
~ PAPER HANGISGs, &C.
JOHN f. REGNAULT,
lnfr

wv NIuIn SIFCtE,
SQUARE ABovENEw CUSTOM HOUSE.
Has now i'm store lis Fall Stock of FRENCH and
AMERICAN PAPER HANGlNGs, Borders. View,
&C. GiIt Velvet. Embossed. Glazed aod ram, EN-,
hrncipg many new and beautiful styles lie would
cal particular attention to the great and elegant
'DECORATIONS AND WOOD mutations.
which surpass in style ard beauty any ever before
efferet in this city Among them VIII be found the
ELIZ4Rk TTyEAN LOUTS NV. LOUIS ~, BIO
C1TELLE. IMPERIAL PRINCE l. IONS R0ES
BTRG. CELtSTE RACHEL ROSE SEASONS.
which with the new style of decorating rooms wit h
GILT WOOD MOULDlNGs, he is prepared to paper
brsxcelled, and on as moderate terms any house
Din the country.
Plain AZ d Glazed Papers, ranging from 10 cents to
$l0per roll.
He solicits an examination of his Stock, rs he Is
determined to do work at low FIGURE, and feels
sati. thar he win offer great Inducements to those
who may favor him with call. zeN-lm
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Gen Sc0If.

1t will be gratifying to the numerous friends Of
this veteran officer to learn that he has so far recov
cred from his recent fall at West Point, as to be
able to be up and attending to his official business
There was reason to fear from his heavy weight
and his advanced age, that be was severely hurt,
and his recovery would be slow.
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IN HHDH. new Shoulders and Breasts;
~ 30 bhls rev Fsrily Ham; % tierces We tern
Csuvassed Hams; 10 tiercrs. kbs and hall bbls
90 - WIN WALLACE SONS.
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PusIHuR FOREIGN NEws.-The following items of
foreign news not received by telegraph, by the
City Of Washington, to the 18th inst
The cable communications continued, but were
illcgible.
new company had been formed for purchasing
the steamer Great Eastern, and running her to
America.
Duripg false alarm of fire during concert at
Bhefield panic was created by which six person,
were crushed to death and many others Injured.
The American horse Prioress won the great
Yorkshire Handicap race.
Fears were entertained at Madrid of an armed
outbreak.
Queen Victoria has declined the application of
the Canadians for a member of the Royal family to
visit that Province, and inaugurato the Crystai
Palace exhibition.
The chess contest between Morphy and IIsrr
wits was progressing. -Four games had been
played, each winning two.
A malignant fever was raging at Basic, Swit5er'
land. IL attacks personsin the prime OF iife,many
dying Ia few hours.
The statement that the Prince Of Prussia would
soon be declared Prince Regent IL reiterated.
An INDIGNANT MAros-Mayor Fish, OF Water
bury, Coma, thought $50 not remarkably com.
Portable salary 70 support q family on, and wanted
IL raised The Common Council raised II to $1,000,
but the Mayor thought that sum no improvement,
70 the Common Council reduced IL the original
$50, Whereupon the Mayor resigned, and mas called
the GOOD people 10 meet on INV su vi OStoo0t, W
accept his resignation, and elect nifty dollar
Mayor 10 his place.
MUsDsR By SLAyss-At Berwick Bay, near New
Osisans, on Sunday night, the 18th inst, Joachim
! Como, ovsrsesr on the plantation OF DR.. Rhodes,
Was called 70 the window and shot through the
eSsast, causing death in about five minutes
Aaos, .. slave belonging to Dr. Rhodes, turned
otess's evidence aud declared John, slave also
bsiobGing 20 DR.. Rhodes, TO be the one who com
mtttsd the deed. They we're tried, found guilty,
and John sentenced TO be hang on the first Friday
Of next month. aud Amos to the psnitenfiary for
life. whisky was 1t the bottom Of tho whole
affair.
TaAP N MAIL BAG.--The postmaster at Little
Rock. Arkansas, LAs had cause to suspect Tor some
time that dspfsdatious were committed upon that
ol1os, and suspicion WAS hnally directed to Frank
Hili, Who had formerly been . clerk In the once,
and who had room which connected with the
once. Accordingly. on Tuesday, the 7th instant,
trap was cot for him. A young man was placed
y msii bag In such manner that he csuld watch
chs aosenents Of anybody that shonid enter ths
sales vhs. TIE snploysss II the once went out
eaa etossA IL doors. They bad bean absent but =
~ 0ientAs when young Hill descended, ssizsd .
pAchsge Of letters, end retired 70 his room. OF
esesees ets novemsnts we're observed BY the youpg
aaa - u rel, who esassd his arrest.
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ePHCIAL NOfI ~An,
->s<>r
~ HUNDRRps of our citizel

~ HUNDREDS Of our citizens COM
plain Of d, bty and langor Of the system, derange
Inent of the liver stomach want Of appetite, ETC.
TheJ are frequently the snlt OF too close appifce
ton and Thousand other csuses that we cannot
here name ut we would FAY to all afflicted do as
we done--use DR.. j. BosrETTERS CELEBRATED sfo-
MACH BITTERs AMI our word for it, yon will be cured
We recommend this medicine, knowing from expe-
renee that IL is much superior TO the generality oil
patent medicines.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where. De Z9-ohn
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NY SPECIAL NorIcE The attention
of the public is requested to our sale OF elegant
Johnston. Rrq, on Franklin, between 18th and 9th
''s se Mt i''' EBC COOK co, Auct,.
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NN.IMPRovEMENT AT TIE DIME The great success
(and we deserved it s) of this popular eating house
has forced the proprieors to enlarge it, and their
taste has induced them to accompany the enlarge
ment by neat and handsome decorations If the
aultless cuisine and strct attention to the wants
its patrons which has characterized this establish
ment, be continued we may look for a still further
enlargement, to meet the wants of an approaching
public
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MARRIHp.
LIED.

On wedne4 day, 29d inst. by the Rev, y. n: PIT
man, Mr. JOHN GROSS and Miss NAhCf Y.
TINSLEY, all Of this city.
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THI TEMPERANCE CELEBRArIoN.-The Petersburg
papers say that 800 Sons of Temperance of that
city will visit Richmond to-day. The Norfolk
Rlnss Rand will accompany them.
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FOR RENT-A neat Framed Te-

IT,, FOR NORFOLK AND
.Ezss Sasssss.s7s PORTSMOUTH, TO LEAVE FRI
DAY ~ hNl NG, AT 4 OCLOCK.-The Steamer
KAHUKBE, Capt. TAYLOR, will receive freight 10
the nuper end of the Dock, in the rear of tho old
Gas Works, and leave as above. For freight, apply
to WIN p COX, at the She'd
Dock street
So Vessels lowed up and down the river at low
rates se29-3t VIM COX.
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Richmond Markets Sept -.
FLOUR Nothing doing among shippers. Retail
rates remained unchanged.
WHEAT.-We renew quotations: Cord tn prime
CORN The small lots arriving sell readny at u
per bushel.
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PhOdhAM
The sons of Temperance of Richmond, and the
Cadets. will assemble at the Hall Of springae'd Di.
at 20 minutes past O'Clock the procession will
march from the Hall Of sprins field Division to
Msvo's bridge, wh.re they will meet the Petersburg
visitors and the procession VIII tnen Do formed In
the following order:
CHIEF MARSHAL AND TWO AIDS.
Band of Music.
Open carriage with Orators and Chaplain.
Members Of the Grand Division.
Petersburg Division, No Is.
Centre Division, No. 432.
Triumphant Division, No. l76.
Lafayette Division, No 20.
Hhockoe Hill Division, No 81.
Hutcheson Division, No. g.
Cadets of Temperance
AitiZan Division No 125.
Band of Music,
Spripgfi' Id Division. No l67.
Marion Division, No 5.
Evans Division, No SO.
Sidney Division No. %.
The march will be along Pearl street TO Main; up
Main to 5,h; up 9Th to franklin: up Franklin t..
Adams up Adams to Grace; down Grace to ID;
along I'd to Broad; down Broad to the African
Church, where the following exercises will take
pace:
Music. by The Band.
Prayer, BY the Chaplain.
Banner Presentation to the Cadets
Address, by the Rev. Mr.. WILLIS.
Music. by the Band.
fong, by the Glee CLUB
Address, by the Rev. Mr. PETERSON
Benediction.
street to 18th. along 18th to Capitol street. along
Capitol to Governor street down Governor street 20
Franklin, down franklin to l4th street. down 18th
to Main and down Main to the First Market house
The Aids to the Chief Marshal will be assigned
places along the line
The exercises at the African Church will com
dies and Gentlemen aud our citizens generally, are
invited to attend. se |S--lt