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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
ADMINIsTRAToRs, NoTIcn.

IN Saturday, the 2lst OF May, 1859, mt 3
" o'clock, z. ~, we ahall sell on ths premises
herein alter dasoThed, TO the highest bidder te h-
lowing de-oaihed lots, In MiamIsburg, MuntgOmt m
cOunt,, Ohio, to wit:
Lot No. iJa and fraction on the river bank ONO
aite the west end of LOek street, between the Old
state House and the river, and between tha scout h
line Of lot No. l62 and the north tine of lot No 2a5
Lot No. lb2 IL appraised At s226 and the fraction
above described ia appraised At a26.
said property must sell At two-thirl of The ap-
praised vauS-oBe-third cashi the rest In one aF
two years, with INTEREST," and the deferred payments
to hesr interest and be secund By mortgage on the
premises. VIM. GOuDl,
BENZ. BROuGH,
Adm'rs- OF NJ. DAehhtleE, decid.
IOWN HOWARD, ATTY. Aplb-ANW
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MARRIED.

on the iltldns', by Rev. d. Winters, at his resi-
e'ence, Mr.. Wilhelm Mayer TO Miss Christina Sink
,er both of Montgomery county.
( On the I4th, BY the same, at the same place, Mr..
,'acob Root 20 Mise Mary Ann shank, both Of Miami
Township.
Near Versailles, Ind.,o the 10th inst by the Rev.
- II. Lozier, Mr.. Geo. Freeman OF West Charleston,
uhic, TO Mlss Annetta swindler.
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aA-Every time the Miami River getsos
bounds, the road on either side of the I'd street
bridge is so far under water that travelling
over it is impossible, thus shutting QUE che
people from the west for day or two. The
road ought to be raised about three feet on
this side of the bridge and two on the oshss.
which would enable persons to cross, while
it would not obstrucs the passage Of the wa,
ter any more than it does now
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

BgA-lt is not what people eat hut what
they digest that makes them strong. u il
not what they gain, but what they save that
makes them rich. 1t is not what they read,
but what they remember that makes them
learned. It is not what they profess bns
what they practice that makes them right
eons These are very plain and important
truths, too little needed by gluttons, spend.
thriIts, bookworms andhypocrites.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
Runtla Marehant,s Magarlns.

We have before us the April Number Of
tllisahle aud interesting commercial periodl
ical. As usual, it is filed with the choicest
matter upon the various subjects of interest
to business and commercial men. The sew.
eral articles are we'll written and ably con-
eeiyed. The leading article "0n the Acqui'
sition Of Cubs" lean able and candid re-
view Of that subject, and will please and in
strnot every impartial mind. A glance at
the contents willsh ~ the value Of the Mag.
azino such as, Commerce and Navigation
Of the United States, biography of eminent
merchants, Commercial and industrial cities,
journal Of Mercantile Law journal of Banks
Ing, Finance, Mining, Manufactures, Art,
Railroad and other statistics Every bust
hcSs man should take Hunts Merchant
Magazine.
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To the p ublic.

NN our fruit Catalogues we have recon-
" meRdations which we lind are used by other par
ties in the fruit tree business. We have, by hard
labor, and with much eXertion, secured reputa-
tlon for cur Fruit Trees. All Catalogues without
the name OF 'Jacob Hikes & Son" upon them, with
the recommendations of Job Haines, II. StOddard,
Bahhitt and Herman, Chas. G.. Swain and WIN. j.
Mckinney attached, are spurious.
We iorwarn all persons from buying Fruit Trees
from sellers having such catalogues, representing
the trees TO be from nursery they are infring
ing on our reputation and using our names, as well
AS Others, without our kaowiedge or consent,
apr9-daW JACOB HIKES and SON,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

GF Our Main street neighbcr this mornihg
gave us the stereo,ype finale ,Oevery controversy
in which we are engaged with him aphrlipR
handful Of very dignifed dirt, which, ss hewhs
TO the windwsrd, did not discomm$de as in
the least II our neiRhbor is satisfied with the
result, we confess TO an admiration Of his sse'
rene indifference"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

GTRemember the sale Of fine jevelry every
day and evening at the room in the Phillips
House, next door to Dietrich's. Great bargains
are being had there. The ladies are invited TO
call through the day, when the Agent will take
pleasure in showing them the fine goods. Don't
neglect going soon, as the stay is limited. Wal.
Bennett will sell some of the best articles this
evening at suction.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

TT-Those clever men and excellent workmen, ,
Mitchell and MeGausland, corner Of Fifth and
Wayne streets. Oregon, have determined here,
after to do business on the Cash System, ex
clu>ively. They offer ali kinds Of work in the
saddlery line at very low prices for cash.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

DNr. B. N. Davis. No. 10. Jefferson street
is now in better condition than ever to attend
to the sOiss Of the gentlemen mud ladies Of
Dayton. His reputation for making good boots
and shoes is unoqualled any where. BESIDES
custom work, he keeps choice supply of6rst
class ready made work and is prepared to
please all tastes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

~ We learn that erepasss was washed In
the Levee across the River. and that McPher-
santown was inundated yesterday by the rush
of waters pouring through the large opening
The damage will Of course be considerable. -
We hope our friends over there will provide
against similar mishap in the future, by rails
ing the LeVee, and putting il around the town
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

" The Miami was within foot Of being at
"hish wster mark" last night, when it CONS
menced falling. II is receeding rapidly TO day.
The damage along the bottoms has been con
siderable. but It is supposed that fencing may
be replaced 10 time TO put in corn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

sA"You always lose your temper in my
company said an individual of doubtful
reputation to q gentleman. "rrue, sir, and
shouldn't wonder if lost everything had
about me"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

10. s. M.--The regular meeting Of De No
lAi Lodge. No. 4. will be held THE tFEiday)
evening. and the ceremonies viii commence At
z o'clock precisely. A puueleai At,sndanes Is
required At that hour
By order Of GsAxD CoNAsxDxR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

BA-A man who attempted to eross the
new bridge yesterday, with three horse
team, came very near being swept away
Himself and team were, with great Difficult.
ty, saved
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

AZ We are led to inisg from loe.l siGem IN
,hs GA1stieofthis morning. ~ relation 70 "quar.
relling," that the writer has probably mistaken
our red hair Tor piese "a rcd haspen II he
eapnat a. he says zee Asythnle % fighi, ne
onght 70 subsids ihio peaceful eondhiSn. and
ass.9srmii bic hellieess prepensitieslo 70 send
him bu.llhs shout At Imaginary -aspssis,'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

DA- Remember that the Ball Of the Wash.
ipgton Guard comes Of at their Armory,
corner Of let and st. Clair streets on Easter
Monday night, 25sh inst, It will be a grand
affair.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

pLast evening the report was that the
bridge Of the d. 4 N. Road. over the Miami.
north Of this city. was rendered unsafe by the
flood, and locomotive was sent out 10 the
bridge to await the coming of the down train.
When II appeared, the locomotive was detach'
ell, aud the ears were pushed over the bridge to
this side, when they were stiached to the head
Of the locomotive, and the train was backed
into the city. Mr.. Shoemaker. the superinten.
dent. did not think there was any danger, but
be pursued this course in order TO satisfy the
passengers, and to be on the safe side Of any
possible contingency. To-day the River Is re
eeeding, and the bridge, !. is claimed is very
little injured, and pFonunced safe FOR crossing
Of trains.
The damage to the d. a n. Road north has
been repaired SO that ths trains will, We are as
soFed make their regular trips through to day.
Farsu BUlTER.-Nies fresh butter can be had
to-day al stogsr 4 Phaum's Patent PrensrVatory
New Narks. Hpns.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

Isaac Freeland has heen sentenced TO I've hung
in Fsyetto county. Georgia. on the 18th of
Apra, 90 day. for the murder of Claiborne
Vaughan.
Mira. Hartung. for the murder Of her husband
and John Wilson, Tor killing Patrick McCaty,
have been sentenced to be hung in Albany, on
Wednesday, the 9sth Of April.
Henry Jumperiz. the man who murdered his
MISTRESS, packed her body In n barrel aud
shipped It to New York Michael McNamec,
fsr killing his wife, and Michael Finn will be
erecnted in Chicago, on Friday, the 9Th of
Way.
David Curry, for the murder Of James Faw.
dett on the 9TH Of March last, has been sen,
tFpced to be hung 10 Batavia. N. Y. on the
18th of May.
James NJ. johnson, of haPpahnnnock coun.
y, Va, who took the life Of most affection.
ale wife last June. by administering to her
- rychnine in glass uf lemonade. has been
Sentenced to be hung on the 18th Of May.
James Stephens was sentenced to be hung on
H'e Goth Of Nav. in New York, for numbering
hls wife by administering poison.
Patrick Murphy will be hung in oovington,
l'O., on the 24th Of May.
John Mcmahon, who debauched the youngest
Daughter Of Stephen overly, and then rnur
,lered her father in an aifray has been sentenced
t Knoxville, Tenn, 10 be hung on the 9th Of
lIay next.
Hon WATER-DAMAdE To RAiLwAYs.-
fhe trains on all the railways centering
ere except the G. H. & u. were DELAYED
yesterday on account Of high water, and the
q onsequent damage tn or obstruction Of
bridges and oulverts, and the overhowing Of
uracks
On the Dayton & Western three bridges
were damaged between FL Dorad and Rich,
lnond, distance of IL miles. The train
tiue on Wednesday night was prevented
IRON coming in, and the passeilgers did not
s,rrive till noon yesterday. Tho train going
west from here returned with the passengers
Uf the train from the West
| A culyert vas washed ont of the Dayton
II Michigan Railway. about Il milo above
Piqua, which detained the down train some
tour hours. The up train on Wednesday
lnight when above Piqua, ran, through water
near two feet deep for some distance the
fires were all put out Of course; but the head
If steam carried the train outof the water
/ The track Of the Columbus and Piqua IL.
II is washed out, near Piqua, 80 as TO pre-
vent the trains from either entering or leav-
ing the town
The trains on the Dayton Nenia & Cos
lumbus were behind time yesterday ay-.Iour-
s'oL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

GJ Il is reported that the bridge over Still.
water, at harrisburg. in this county, washed
away from ils mOOrlugs. yesterday and that
the bridge at Little York. over the same stream.
was considerably wrecked. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

Ut The waters of The Miami were receding
quite rapidly, at noon, TO day, having fallen
some two feet. Between 5th street and Rail
road. west, the water had backed up some three
feet in depth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

Gl'''I feel, ;" said an old lady In our presence
the other day, "lhAl I've got about through
with this world, shant enjoy mnoh more
trouble, nor suffer much more comfort
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Mas. HRSRI's BENEFIT TO,NIGHT.--We have
before alluded to the fact that Mrs. @. Henri,
The talented actress aud vocalist lltske Ben
eft at Beckelis Hall to night. As the weather
il now pleasant, our citizens will, we hope,
turn out on the occasion, and witness a very en-
tertaining Performance.
The piece selected for this evening is 1.-THE
Morning Gall, !" in which Mrs. Henri excels.--
She will be assisted by Mr.. Henri and Mr.. Fred.
Williams. II is 6 very interesting and amusing
pieeP, and will we feel sure, please everybody.
Mr.. Henri will dance Comic HornPipe. where.
in he viii be "inesistibly fanny" Those who
have seen him In dancing aud pantOmips say
he excels any other artistic they ever saw. 1t is
worth quarter TO see this one part Of the per
formance The entertainment win coneluds
with the laughable farce entitled "Acting for
Love-" which was written expressly for Mrs
Henri, aud in which she i'll enact six different
characters. That she will asquit herself hand
somely we are certain, for We have had the
pleasure Of seeing her in the piece.
Mrs. Henri is a charming sOngslTess. and her
ballads alone will more than repay the price Of
admission. Good music will accompany the
performance, Go tonight by all means, enjoy
a delightful evenings entertainment, and con
lribrte % the Benefit Of a talented and &C
eomplished lady, See programmes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

CoRREerIoS.-By note froru Mr.. Miller we
learn that our information in regard to
the G. i NJ. Road was incorrsc ct, as the trains
arrived on time yesterday, as usual. We are
glad to make the correction. The @. T.
Road, like the @. H. d D seems to be above
high water mark
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
Mrs, H. L. WARREN,
That hai ever before been presented to her CUSTOM
ers. The assortment consists, Ia part OF

All of which are most fashionable patterns and we'll
selected with special reference TO The wants and the
tastes OF her customers.
Ladies' are invited TO call and examine her stock,
ri her store, two doors nortn OF the Court House.
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BALE or RnAL nsrArn.

DURSUANT to f)rmer order from the
Probate Court OF Montgomery county, VIII Of
r at public safe At the door Of the Court House. il
the city ci Dayton, in the county Aforesaid, on
| THURSDAY, MAY ~, 1889.
fstween the hours of 2 and o'cloce p. NJ. of aaid
4ay the following Real Estate, as the prOl eri, Of
EltJ Forfy tn, deceased tbcing that portion of land
which remained nnsold for want Of bidders under
said order OF Court to wit.
Lot No. aS22, In said city Of Dayton (unimproVe,D
appraised, free OF dover, at FgO0,t0
ALSO, Lots numbered 2s7h, md 2s7G In said city
Of Da,ton (npimptoved) apptniEed, free Of dover,
At 260,00 each.
ALSO, Lots numbered ssGs, and 2s7o, in said city
oi DAYTON (upimproyed) appraised, free OF dover,
At 200, 90 each.i
said lots not to sell for less than half Of their ap-
praised value.
TERMS or SALE--O e-third Of purchase monty
ensh on day oi sale; nnc-thlrd IN six MOI tha and
one-third 10 twelve months. Deferred payments 20
Dear uterest at sis per cent? and secured by mort
gage on the premises sold.
RUTH f.. FORSYTH
AfminirtratriN OF III J. Fofsyth, decd
Tilos. H. ltiTON, Atty. aprl0-lwdSwtt
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In his decline Of life, and from the very del~
icaie and touching allasion which Gen. Cass
makes to his retirement from public life as
public man III favor Of younger men on whom
the eyes Of the country are set, the above letter
will be read with deep interest. II not emotion.
by his msuy old and sincere frieuds.
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NOTICE TO s1ocKloLDnRllsI-

oTfJcE or 1HE GIN, HAMA DAYTON X R.Co,l
CiNctHNAri, April 9th, 1869
THE Annual NJ Getting Of the Stockholders
of this Company will he held At their Office,
lSixth street Depot In Cicinnati on Tuesday, the
81 day OF May, next between the hours Of nine and
ten, In the morning. At which time a report of the
ahhirH OF the Company for the year preceding will
be submit q. And at tie same place, aud on the
sane dAy, between the hours OF ten in the morning
and three in the aftetaoon, the stockho,ders viii
year, and act on any other business which NAV b.
presented. ;. ". SHORT. Sec'y.
Rpr9-tt
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- We are informed that thero was
dance at the Asylum on yesterday afternoon
and evening, the pleasant exercises termin-
ating ct 10 +. Al. These hops have been
found to be beneficial to the patients, at the
Asylum, and Us they are beneficial we con-
eeiye them to be proper
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READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE


Those who desire tO have advertisements
inserted in the Weekly Empire should hand
them in by Saturday morning, at the latest
BA-0ur advertising patrons viii perceive
that by our arrangement Of reading matter,
their advertisements will be always neU--a
very important matter to them.
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Dayton, xCnia a CoISmb''s s. R.
- % l@Nsl
Three Daily Trains, via Columbus.

Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
THREE Daily Trains each way leaving Dayton
for the East AZ follOwsi Night Express Ht l. 20 a.
m Day ENpreseO,a 40 AIN Accommodates &, ,30p NJ,
Arriving AZ nay'un, Accommodation 8 81 a. htt
No, ENurets, u 80 a. m.i Day Express & 30 y. M
Itaina ran by Columbus time, which is minutes
faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern eitiea
by calling on z. r. WArfnAn, Ticket Agent, AZ tho
Depot, East Third street.
Dayton, Nenia aid Colunbus-LehVes AZ $50 y.
m, and arrives At 500 n. M -
Al ireights left A. the Depot by 9,so .. ln., wul
he forwarded came day, bv Gs0 n m. Freighis AZ
rvng at 6,6ap. M, will be delivered ai 81 OR m
J. DURAND, supt.
G. WARMAH, Gent. Ag't. apris
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Extensive sale of Fine Furniture,
AT AUCTION.

WE will seA on THURSDAY, the 18th
w day OF APfil, at o'clock, A. NJ, in the build
ing next to Nm. BueKes Confectionery establish
ment, the following large stock OF Furniture, con-
Spring Mstrass, French Sofas Lounges, Couehea,
Marble Top and Neneered Tables, bureaus, SeCre-
taries, fine PaIlor Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Dining
Room ChaiTs, Arm Chatrs, and an assortment OF
other chairs; Custom -made Stools and Stands, fnc
Hat Racks, What NOts, Looking Glasses, and In fact
almost every article generally found in complete
Furniture Ware ROOM To be sold without reserve.
TERMS-All sums under s25, cash. Al ouer S25
sixty days. over 500, ninety days. And all sums
over 500, siX months credit.
J. X, CHRISTOPHER,
{. +. HUBER.
RpFll-4td Auctioneers
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nAYTON ro clllcAao.
'''1Ss oss III chsns. %1lS' q Hn cn1. 1e1l 'n'

One Change Of Cars only
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, APktfiI,
" 1863, Passenger traine van leave Dayton ut ao8
q m. and 7,shp M, tor sydney, Lima, pelphos, 81.
Wayne, Toledo and chicago, conhcciing ~ sydney
With trains on The nclieiontelne and fndinDa Rdl-
road, for The Eaat aud Wcut. The 400 4. nj train
connects at Wapakonetta with hack lQr 81 figft !.
Bremen and Minister. Both trains cohncet Al Lima
with trains on the r. ~ w. q. n. ", FOR nef-
ance, ~. Wayne Plymonih and Chitaeo, East fur
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, &c.
First train eayiag Dayton At 90 a. ia slfivess.a
~. wayne At =, y. mi Chicago 1880 ID. m.
Second train leaving ~ ass D. M, ariyea At ~
Wayne A. "a. MT Chicago if.ho m.
RETURNING. LEAVE
chicago al $50 a. u. BORT Wayne A 90 M, arfise
NJ Dayton $50 y. M. Nceond Train leAvta Chicago
n 7,hb y. m Fort Wayne 90 a. M, afrvo At Day.
ton 10 n. m, Roth trains connect At Piqua with
trains for Columbus, ~ dayton, with trains Oh fhe
cincinnati, haniiinnS Dayton Raii Rood. for cin-
cnnnti and The south
Through Tickets for Fort Wayne, Tolcdo chien-
goi and points Wesl and Norfh-west. Also for
plttabutgh, Philaiephia and al Eastern cites. and
for all local poiHta on the and Indiana
Rail Roed, can be had by calling on s. n kiso Tek.
ct Agent, Union Depot Daytoni % on the diff rent
agents on the line.
Fare as low as BY any other route.
BE careful and call for Tickets Nv waynf Lima
april M. SHOFkIAK FR, Supt
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psee 4th page for Telegraph Reports.

HusrON HALL LAST NIGRT. - Hanningtons
Diorama was exhibited last night for the first
time to onr citizens and il certainly comes up
to all that has been said in its favor.
The whole Russian war is enacted on the
O nvas in all its various changes, through seas,
Marches, Mountains, Planes and Valleys. Com
mencing with the campaigns on the Danube the
great artery Of Europe and following up the
great events regularly until ssbastopol fel !
into he victorious hands Of the Allies. The
naval actions, are highly attractive, tand there
are scenes on the sea that have no rival on
canvass anywhere. The cities are not 30
numerous as we expected.
The Hurticane on the Black Sea was we'll
done; The taking Of Sebastopol was nagnifcen.
and the celebration Of Peace in the city Of Lin
don was given beyond description. The last
piece was the Pair Grotto" with the fair queen
in her floating chariot, not quite Queen Mab''
but all the moon shines wHtery beams of that
imaginative lady. Go and see for your selves. (
Tnr PaocEssiOS To Nrcur.--I o. s. My
a notice in another column, It will be learned
that the Order Of the Sons Of Malta will form ia
procession to night, aud pass through our
principal streets. This will be rather an una
susl performance, and will doubtless attract
very general attention. Starting but short
time ago in this city with mere handful we
learn that the order now numbers great many
Of our most respectable and substantial citi-
zens. majority Of whom will no doubt be seen
to night. That great deal Of good has been
done by the order, since its institution here,
we know, although no fuss has been made
about. That it will be the means Of doing
much more we cannot doubt. A cotemporary
who is posted, observes that the prime objects
of the Order Of Sons Of Malta are Charity, 10 the
broadest aud best sense Of the word, and the
cultivation of fraternal and kindly feeling
among members. There must now be rising
two hundred thousand Sons of Malta in the
United States, among whom may be found
men eminent In ststesmanship, law, divinity,
physic, literature, arms, &C.. &c. Rumots that
the Order is political in it's character occasion
ally creep into newspapers and are set ahoat,
but we have reasons to believe nothing could
be more unjnst. Upon matters of politics and
The fact that So many leading clergy.
men of ali denominations, are members of the
order should abundantly satify outsiders on this
point.
In order to relieve the anxiety of some Of our
friends, in regard to the object Of the celebration
by the Sons Of Malta, tonight, we will state
that it has been hinted to us by one Of the ini
liated, that it Is in commemoration of very
solemn ceremony instituted by the ancient
! brethren Of the order, viz :--the entering The
"Veil of Mysteries." The procession to night,
will no doubt be grand and imposing affair,
and will be witnessed by thousands Of our cii'
zens, Notwithstanding the la'eness Of the hour
at which it is to come off. We are definitely
I informed that the "Sons" will leave their Hall
at precisely eleven O'Clock, P. n.