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70 TNvALTDS.
DR.. UiRDMiN,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,
Physician fer Diseases CT the LUNGS,
.1a'bor Of "Lettcrs 10 Lscalids ;"

.1Hbor Of ''Lettcry 10 LscgIidg -
Editor Of the "NedicaI Strthoscope," Sc,
Dir. Hardman treats Consumption, Bronchitis,
Asthma Laryng gttis, and all disrasFs Of the throat
and lungs, by Aedlcated Inhalation lately used iG
the Rgomton Hospital, London. The great point in
the treatment of all human maadies, 10 get at be
direct manner. All medicines are estimated by
their action upon the organ requiring relief. This
IS The important fact upon which Inhalation l. has
ed. 1.-THE stomach Is disease take medicines
directly into the stomach. If the lungs are discas-
ed, breathe inha!e medicaied vapors directly into
the lungs. Medicines the aHtdotes TO disease
and should be applied 10 the very seat of the disease.
inhalation Is the application of this principle to the
,Iea mPRt of the lungs Tor II gives us direct access
10 those Intricate air cells and tubes which lie Of
reach OF every other means OF administering medl-
clncs. inhalation brings the medicine IN direct
tact with the disease, without the disadvantage of
any violent action. It's application is so simple
that il can be employed by the youngest infant
teebest invalid. il does not derange the stomach,
comfort OF business Of the patient
0ruEE DISEASES TEEATED.-ln relation 10 the fol-
lowing diseases, either when complicated with Lung
affections existing alone, also invite consulta-
ton. ] usually find them promptly c05abie.
Pdpapus and all other forms OF female complaints,
Irregularities and Weakness.
Paipitation and all other forms Of Heart Diseases
Liver Complaints, pysp psia, and all other diseases
o, the Stomach and Bowels, Piles, &c. DC.
An diseases OF the eye ard Neuralgia, Epi-
lepsy, and all forms OF nervous disease.
s. D. HARDMAN, NJ. D.
No ciarge j0r consultation.
TI,,a 1873
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NOTICE.

GEO. B. AMICK, surviving partner oi the
late firm of Geo. B. Amck & Bro, notifies all
persons interested that the Books OF SAID firm are
IN his hands for settlement, and that circumstances
demand an immediate closing up OF the business OF
said firm. Persons indebted, having settlements
10 make are therefore requested TO call on the Sub
scriber without delay.
The subscriber will continue the Mercantile
Rnsiness at the GOLD STAND where he will be
happy 10 meet his friends and customers at all tunes
He viii receive in a very short time new snp9iy
of seasonable goods, which he IS determined to sell
on the most reasonable terms.
81, Clarsville, June III, 'Is, "EO' d. AMIN
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Normal school.

lHE County Superintendent will opeE Normal
school in Bedford. on Tuesday Aug, IT, 10 continue
TIT Friday, September 9th. All the teachers in
the county and all who intend 10 teach in the coun-
y during the coming winter, requested TO at
'eEd. No charge will be made for instruction.
II. HECKERMAN.
jUly 30, 1858. County Superintendent.
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~,,.ax steer. came trrspassing on the pre-
- mss OF the subscriber, residing in st. Clair
.I.n the first day of lane last, red steer,
H. large bell, sapposed TO he two years old
ar cropped and swallow cnt mark out 81 the
,fsr. rhr owner is requested 10 come forward,
,,oparfv. pay charges and take him away or
E,,., h, 81, IN be disposed OF he law directs.
@ re ',g SAM FL 1CkFS.
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& 's'WO-SgOTy H'TaEEae ElOg.se
AND
FIVE ACRES OF GROUND FOR SALF.

THE undersigned viii sell at private sale
new TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, together with FIVE ACRES OF
GROUND, situate along the Bedford and Som
rrsrt Turnpike road, in Allegheny township
Somerset county, adjoining John Corly, VIM.
Barrick and others. The property is in good
order, and has ali the necessary out-bulldlng>
thereon errcitd-thc property IS yrry dfsIra-
bic for good mechanic or Iabofing man, as
il has every convenience and located in good
neighYorIooI. Terms easy.
MARY SPROAT.
\. b. For further information, address the
subscriber at Bucna Vista, Bedford county, Pa.
July 9, 1898. NJ. ).
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Auditors S0l.ce.

The undersigned appointed by The Orphans
Court IN and for the county Of Bedford, distribute
He money IN the hands of Wm. NJ. Hall, Esq, adj
mnstrator OF the estate OF Amos lialey dec, among
1e creditors Of said deed, will attend 10 the du-
lies OF said appointment Monday, the lGth day
oi August at his office IN the borough Of Bedford at
l'o'cIock, A. NJ. of said day, when and where all
parties interested can attend.
JOHN MOWER,
luy 20, SIS Auditor
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T n F.
AIVeF hsRvigOTafOF.
CoMporNnEn ENTlREIr rnnn Gn,f.
PREPARED BY Dn. SANFORD,

COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS.
Is oa' of ttehsd P"fgafrs amt h,-r afe3;ejDes nov
before ibe pubic, that acts as Csthqryio. easier
Hhjer, and more efectual than any oth4- medicine
known. II = not only Cathartjc. bur Liver re-
@Fny' aei'hs efst on 'he Liver TO eject ts morbid
matter, then the stomach and bowels to carT ~
that matter. thns accomplishing two purposes eHEecr
rally, without aay q the painful feelings exner.
enced IN The operations OF most Cathartics !,
strengthens the system at the same iime that j,
purses it; and whom taken daily in modefae dc,,es
will strenthen and hoild u up With unusual ranid.
~
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A. H. C. BROCKEN.
CLIFF STREET, NEW YORK,

MANUFACTrEEE OF
lass sYRINGFS. HOMEOPATHIC Walls,
GRADUATED MEASURES, NURSING
BOTTLES. ETC.
l.ss. Ware for Chemists, Druggists, Periumers,
r..,,sg,nhcrs etc. Green Glass Ware by the pack
s,a A liberal discount made to the trade. Orders
.., Country Druggists and Dealers solicited. Price
J .fs sent on application. aN Taug -, IS.
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DuLyISyRHTOR,S .FOTTCE.

ND. D.lILNISTR.H .HTOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that l"tt"rs Of
administration have been granted 10 the undersisn-
ed by the Register oil Bedford county, upon the Is
tate Of Henry Sautcrs, late OF Liberty to"nsniP,
J,ceo. .cd-alI persons, therefore, indebted 10 said
estate will please make immediate payment, and
those having claims against it Will present them
duly authenticated for settlement
THOMAS, NORRIS,
Of James Creek, Huntingdon co., Adm r.
July ., Is5S-Gt.
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BodLord .S'pria gs.

lHlS well-known and delightful Summer Re
9oti VIII be open for The reception OF Visitors the
'an OF June, aPd Kept open tall the lsi at October
ne ne" and spacious Buildings ERECTED last year
are now 'nlly completed and The whole e.iabiish-
'ieh' has been furnished in a superior style and The
accommodations Will be Of character NOT excrIl65
~ any part of the United States.
ne hotel viii be under the mana cement OF Mr..
= T. q Lien, whose experience courteous man
'sis' ana attention 10 hs guests, give the amplest
assurance OF comfort and kind treatment.
he Company have made extensive arrangements
70 supply dealers and individuals with scBedlord Wa
Ter by The barrel, carboy and in bottles, at the fol-
lowing prices, at the Springs, w:
For barrel (molberry) 81 90
DO. tOak) 3 90
Do (mnlberry) ? 90
! Do. tOak) , 90
CaIboy, 10 gallons 2 q
Bottles, J pint, per dozen 50
! he barrels are carefully prepared so that pnr-
chasers may depend upon receiving the Water
fresh and sweet
Az communications should be addressed to
PIE BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS CO.
July >, lo3o-6t Bedford County, Pa.
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4 Carsi fgoan Dr. .yamles EE .yar~

u E9ss OF tA' New 10Tk bb W UT IN
11FY.-Afy connection for The Last eight years
s-,h She above Institution, Chrt Physician, and
Twelve years course of fsieady devotIou Ia the
n, Pulmonary Consumption and its kindred diseases
.oseiacr with my uErvaiied opportunities and al
,,nfages Of pathological reseaTciiatded rot little
iv perfect system! of Hciir2i j"hJI"ft0a-has en-
.}Ird me 10 arrive at decisive. direct and Suce>s-
m course OF treatment for lhe positive and radical
r,rp OF an Diseases OF the Fffglt, L9HgS and DIR
Dr,wgcg. BY Inhalation, the vapor and curative
ronegtieS ot medicines directly airc>Sed 10 the
diseased organs and the Irtegument. / do not adj
wise the use OF medical inhalation oil any Kind, To
He exclusion ot gfHryGt tycatDis"E ana alihou2h 1
consider II uSefnl adluvant in ne proper manage
neni OF those f-arful and often fatal disease, yet
i-en vrry necessary that each patient should have
the benefit Of both ge"sraf and local treatment
The success oi my treatment 10 the above diseases,
m he hisb character of the Institution which
ihave the holor 10 preside, are TOO we'll known Ia
need any eulogy comment from me. " the 81.
l.eifafiou Of many private and professional friends.
-tr,tfsb whose phIlanthropc ald The dbnyp charity
IS h-er long and literally suPParted, and after due
..rsiIpration.l nave concluded TO make such at
..gemenis as wall bring The benefits OF my expert
-r and treatment within the reach OF all. and not
soufne myself heretofore, to those only who en-
t.g the IHitmary. on ho were ab" 10 visit me al
,... Office. HOPING therefore that the arrangement
,f Dive entire satisfaction, both oi my profess
- Grerhreu and the public. would respectfully dH-
,nrr lu conclusions Thar iJ1 Uo71hs gJl'SHitc3 pr
f't,ar t,f.ifrr on all diseases above, and that
ED. r-llfc!sr~ the same usri a lhe nslint :on.
rr suit each individual ease Lyt0i.Da l0porr, Itrk
,}igkgE,ry Ar. Ar,. III be forwarded bv express
.a auy part ot The United States or The Canada
rrr~- NV irtmS ol treatment by letter a toll
I.ryz viz: SI2 per month for each patient which
rfn include ucd.ciur suhcIe.t for one months use:
also. irlalfus Vapor, aud lnhaling Apparatus -
n..meIt as inHoN~: Sc 10 be paid 10 Express Agent
.. .rr,.rt Of lhr hox ui Medicine, and the balance
ss a. rhn expiration of The month, lthe patient hr
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EXECTTORS' NOTICE.
LETTERS Teslamrntary having been granted
by the Register OF Bedford county, to tie under>Isn-
ed Executors OF the last Will and Testament OF Ph-
ip II. Hoover, late of Napier tp., IN sand county,
dec 'd-all persons knowing themselves indebted TO
said estate requested TO make immediate pay
men and those having claims against II wii present
them properly authenticated Tor settlement.
WILLIAM HOOVER,
Jenuer tp., Somerset county,
JOHN HOOVER,
St. Clair tp., Bedford county.
July 80, 1857. Executors
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IN the Orphans Court in and for the county
OF Bedford, in the matter Of the distribution of the
money Ia The hands o David Patterson one Of he Ex
ecutors OF the last will &C., of William Patterson.
deed, John p Reed, appointed auditor to ascertain
the advaneements made TO the heirs, and report the
distribution OF the balance.
The auditor will attend othe duties of the above
appointment on Saturday, the Iith day Of August
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. at his Office in the bor-
oneh Of Bedford when and where ali parties inter
ested can attend if they see proper.
JOHN p. REED.
July lG, 1888. Auditor.
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PHT.A., Sept, 9, 1857.
Prof. Wood-Deaf Sir: Your Hair Restorative is
proving itself beneficial to The front, ard also
the back part of my head almost lost its coverng-lD
fact had. have used bat Two half pint bottles oS
your Restorative and now the top ofmy head is well
studded with promising crop OF young hair, and the
fros is also receiving its benefit lhaVe tried other
preparations without any benefit whatever Think
from nay ovn personal recommendation can induce
many others to Try II.
Yours respectfully, D. R. THOMAS, NJ. d.
No. I64 Vine street
VINcENNES, IA, June %, 1886.
Prof. o. J. Wood As You about TO nanufact-
ure and veud your emily discovered Hair Resora-
tive, | Will state, for whomseeYer it may concern
that have used II and known others to nse itthat,
have for several wears, been the habit OF using,
other Hair Rrstoratives, and that nd yours vastly
superior 10 any other know. Il entirely cIeahses
the head of dandruf and with one months proper
viii restore any PERSONS hair 10 the original
youthful color and texture, giving it healthy, soft
and glossy appearance; and all this, without discoor
my the hands that apply il, the dress on which
il drops. | would, therefore, recommend lis use 10
every DESTROYS Of having fine color and texture
to hair. Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
O. J. WOOD x Co., 2l2 Broadway, New York,
On the great New York Wire Railing Establishment,
aud III Market street, 81. Louis, NJ.
And sold bv all Druggists,
For sale at the Drug Store OF DR., u Harry, Bel
ford, Pa.
May II, 1858.
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Take Notice,
TO make arrangements for Fall Trade
c. ". RUPP
viii offer GOODS at reduced prices 10 those
that buy or cash. Call and see and you won't
be disappointed. And all those tIat know
themselves indebted Will please call and settle
their accounts. (aug. 6,'58
A LARGE QUANTITY OF
G. a. Salt, ior sale by G. W. Rupp.
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Auditoris 5 NotiCe.

Bedford, July 9, lS5S.-6w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-19
ID ED.

DiEo, the 10th February. aitSr linsetins like
MTs SARAH ADHESION BRooKES, wife OF JGme,
Brookcs cf Halifax County
There ID soinciin: peculiarly sad II e death OF t.
moss o-,imhblc and puUs woman. Before nor Gst irn
she seemed fully Conscious oi her early demise IN Pc
Ing with her iHrny twin sons Ia September lHst. wnJ
their home tor the University OF Virgins enc had p
sentiment thst she woui never them s.sln IN q
world Tn're is uniennnblc s,rangcnes. IN the ~
tat ons of this mournG messenger telling Of !1'.'
woe She spoke OF It toher family who endeavors:
cncsr her w with bright hopes OF thr future bu, fns
errng shaft OF death doing its silent work she ..
without realizing her fond wish her dear ssi:
but left them her dying blessing May they NEE! q
where parting Is unknown and holy never ezo
There is bright ray shining through the thick gloom -
hangs like funeral pail around the dying bed. W..
lights up the glazing eye Of the heaven bound pilgrim
tie sx;es. Thus enc died Without groan. ~i,noG,
sigh her Heaven born spirit Lett for that better ant ~
brighter land.
Nay our Heavenly Father comfort her sIic,ei and u
al husband and console her bereaved and sorEoH
family May He ssnctify this sad ht cton their ete'
good and may their lives be pure, their hopes ~
and their deaths calm and peaceful as here.
DIrp. suddenly. at his residence In Hanover, o. =
LEY in the j9th year Of his age.
He II Of warm and generous fe-lInss, sH!'.i
and hcsptsble in disposition and kind and 'oci, Il :
the relations OF life. Death came him no. ch.ns
long black shadow before but suddenly and quietly y I
dim wacScs of the night, and bore him 10 the sp'. A..
lie leaves widow, two and grand children . !.
plors his lose. May he rest In peace.
The Whiy, Louisville and Missouri papers will PEI
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10 cora.sied ii lie leqo,,,;o 9aH5 ::efo atioid,d
All ba ha. been done ,Uust, e!' III i'1 F,e"e,' ecu
i;,;o erfTr sr;ors danscp from which the State as
rnr IL ~ roefi,hs nj our stock, must ba tho hea
yies, loser. Tnn-ly and efficient aid world en"es TIE
company to put its .ond in running ord.i III .lA
months. or eight At the ,rheat I'll. question, vile
,hr itis nd should hs extended under existing cir
cnn.;s.c.a !, cIa of easy solution 10 the mind o. me
writer Of this article but is. of courae, submitted with
the fa.s .nd argument. he hes grouped together, to
the superio, wisdom OF the General Assembly.
'"1 King WILLIAM.
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wAsHlNGTON'S CANE AND SPY GLASS

WASHlNGTON'S CANE AND SPY GLASS
On ,hs invitation Of the lIsdies of the Mornt 81
non a soca:ior, Edward Everett, Esq Will deliver
his Grafton on Washington, on Tuesday mornins' re
bruary 23i, in the Theatre, which Messrs. hu''se
l. ca, have hiuG!y rendered for the occasion In
med ate'y before Tho, GRAFTON. Col q. w. muh'"'
will in the nsns of the Ladiee, present to Mr. Ever
cit, the cane of Washington, and 10 VIM l.. faucey
Esq, the Spy glass used By the Father oil Ms Co'h
try The ceremonies will commence prsciseiy d on'
p. M.-,he doors being opened at II Al. tickets
admission one dollar each-to be obtained IN advance
a.,
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THE TWENTY-SECOND OF FEBRUARY.
ELLcrror IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DIETRICH.

To the Editors Of tie EaqutrG:
Pi1TsYLvAHIA, Feb IL, 1858.
Gentlemen The approaching cd seems 10 be the
principal topic of the day. Il is indeed era, which
should cause every Americana bosom TO throb With
au innate feeling Of Joy and of pride; Yes. upon tha!
day, made glorious by the birth of Washington, he
through whose issrumentslty the eye, Of r ostions
is directed beips hot only The prouce. nation, but
above ell the hsppiest earth But suffice il to say,
after il has come and gone may il leave impressions
upon the patriots mind which, Instead OF being forgot
,su may be- cherished sweetly in memvry's bower
We DO not wish to derosate from that eveEfu period
and the associations connected with H. but would call
tie attention of the people of the sd Judicial District
to the fact of the approaching election caused by the
resignation OF our venerable freud Judge Leigh
Tns candidates are generally known. Mar
shall and Logan. While We frankly coEcsde
tbs taent Of the former aud think no less of the pro-
found and logical reasoniugs OF the latter must
press cur preference for him. He is gentleman
whose legal ability no one viii dare to question. and
even the members OF the opposition. will not doubt
his being fully an equal to Mr.. Marshall! if nothing
more. Mir Logan's experience and un,iring assiduty
should recommend him fayoraby to his constituency.
We would gay, in conclusion that We not in favor
Of Ing civil offices political test, Blu, knowing
the very sagaciops 'ellows" yes tho immacuates o.
the American party, We would advise the Democracy
TO beware and watchlul. Yours, &c. JUEo.
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COTTON MOVEMENT AT MOBILE

MOBILE, Feb. 1.-THE Niagaras advices havs
depressed the market for cotton, and mddIing ID Of
f-rsd At III cents. The sales during the week were
3 0DO bales, and the receipts for the same p-rod
% 900 bsles, against 10000 Of the same date in 1857
The exports to England during tbs week were 10 DOo
bales. Frigh;s are quoted Al ~ 32I. Sterling dull
at $50 per cent. premium.
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chasot "a; he miarip,hcch>o;ca esd j"'"''l sei o"
the Cspi,ol Square, on the Twcuiy- CT Fehru
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

LIEUTENANT GENERAL Scorr arrived in Richmond
ast evening by the Norfolk ooat. Hs ID stopping at
the Exchange Hotel, and will remain here ill site.
the 22d.
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CoSvIcTED OF MURDER.-Msjor Morriss slave t.
Dsbney Wade Of Hanover, Henry Bradley and Dick
Bradley. negroes belonging 10 Mr. Grant were trisc
during the present week. In the county court of New
Kent for the murder of Jas G. Grant and sentenced
to ns hung. u, Kew Kent Courthouse, Friday, the
18th day of March next. Mtjor Norris, it appears
fired the gun at Mr.. Grant rs he sst n; the supper
table, killing him instantly, III the presence Of his mo
tier aud slater. For this deed the murderer wac
promised s25, by Henry Bradley. Dick Bradley, 4
brother OF Henry, WAS present, and sided Msjor Nor
r,s in pulling of his boots and getting 10 the house
unobserved.
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The SALT QUEsrIos.-Tne Abingdon Democrat
complains of the scarcty of salt in that town, al.
though the salt works within IL miles.
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ARRIVED,
Schr Crenehaw. Moss, New York, md.e. -,
Schr Herbert Msniou, Lombard, Boston, o"~
tivss.
Schr New York, Conner, James River luu.I
Schr VIM Hendr-n, Dick, York RIVER W.
and corn. -,
Schr VIM James, Warren, Eastern Shore, os.
Schr Henry Brown, Richards, Petsrsburg' WIZ
SAILED, "A
Schr & X Vsrdervoort, Weeks, Now YORK
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CHIEF MARSHAL,
IsIor General WIN Is. TALiAEERkO
DEPUTY CHEF nARsIrALs,
Colonel TuJs T. FArSTLEaoY U. ). A.
Colonel THo.. II ELLIS, an Artillery Va. Militia.


.'tht 'aHHsn rN,;po
.IaJor General W. ~ J. AL'hr hhno
pErV "a ehiht
Coonc iHos - 8 AeH'LEhoi' o. ~ ann,
Colonel Ihos' IL hLLs' i.n HI'"e'S a "a''!-'
""A
Coz ~ h"'HP'' ~ ~ r''''h
Col j Cinyproos IN Luhog
Coz w Mss'!S Lee owen
Ca! Joan II Leo noot 4tchel
& Jones nos " pesaa
nhar,es hoHe'" ;San ~ ePe'a
J. lHi.hI = - Cno-n
Iohn br-nnon )" Guatte'
Il r&hstea S9hh s"eppa'I
Jones M'J Jos Seiorh .
W. Lane I"pI nen'y h'I:
) mn 1i.ine' Lieu. IL nm,
Bolivar Christian Lieut. iiit rs . r hoy, U "a
Jrme >, II r., raa.oa h neL'"'oH'
wan II thompson DtJ iaCo
John seldom Folding Taylor
" m 90; " SaH'ue n az
~ oeo"h - "a r"ser -,
Lewis Mason Bssary wexford
Hamilton Heae Inn nneisoh
Jonh seldom i''ot A'msSead
. jennings WISE IetN'n disIeerooS
hanaoiph Harrison Nm snr%eH
Dr Crrnshaw WIN GORDON
seter Lyon. ~ Ifret
1So = pa az 1919, 81 ..,s 4, Df5Hthete
SHp' w "e'sse' nhfsu " nG'oout
leteF :, w '. "tuUos Jos DGekWaI
In l. isu'''H" eo 50 Dar sh'''
L eo"ah ihe"e!! fatton
Too Procession will move from 2lst up Main 70 s.
along I'd 10 Broad. down Broad l0L ard thence 70 .
Capitol Square.
|. Tie Masonic Fraternity will occupy the ,pse.
rear and ON Two sides OF tho Monument but not ID.
served space IN f5n between The sc.:. aud Orator s
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We would request our brethren CT The press q
state that Richie & Darpavant are about publishing
lal,h!a! LithoGrsphc view of the Virginia Wash.
ngton Ionumcnt-to be sod a. 81 Zach, for the hen
EFT Of toe Fund Of the Ladies Noun, Vernon A.so-
ciatio2. Thee photographic views msy TO pul
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ArrEsTIoS We learn that challenge (says the
Norfolk Argus has been protf-red the Baltimore
City Guard. by the Junior Foiun,eerss of our city.
The drill is to come of in Richmond during the in
sugura;iou. Toe intimacy Of the officer. Of the two
Companies has brought cbout this rivalry nnd those
who may have the pleasure Of witnessing the drill
will have tbs satisfaction of seeing good .humored
! n far in
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NEW MIISIC.

We have to thank M.. Woodhouss for copy OF
psx pjece of music viz IA Grand March, composed
in honor Of the erection Of the Washington o'ssue
February %, 1885," by james E. Masrnter.
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MARINE NEWS.
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HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT It O'Clock.
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FEBRUARY lS.h, 1853.