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.Y@ We cheerfully correct the error In our Senate
report OF Thursday, in relation to the remarks of
Mr.. Brown of Caswell, on the bill authorizing the
suspension of the Banks of this State While Mr..
B. opposed the policy of Bank suspensions, he said
he would vote for the bill in the present extraordi
nary emergency. He also suggested in his remarks
the amendment subsequently offered by Mr.. Avery,
viz that during their suspension the Banks should
not reduce the aggregate amount Of their discounts
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.

SoME FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR EXCELLENT
- townsman NAPHTALI EZEKIEL, informed that be
had prepared hair restorer with which he expert
mentng upon his head whose top entirely bald.
We saw him two days SINCE and the place bald four
months SINCE fine crop of hair has sprung up with Wig
growth So convinced is Mr.. EzEKIEL Of the eca-
cy of his discovery that he has named it 20.
"The Infallible Virginia Hair Restorer.o
Mr. is about going into extensive manufacture of
article which is destined to prove of anxious interest to
bald pated frends-FrOnI Richmond Eaqai,tr December
18th, 1859
This famous article be mad of the principal
Druggists Those persons who desire fine head of hair,
have only to the restorer according to printed drec
tons the bottle Those who have any doubts of its eff
have them removed in short time by using the
INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR. REST0RER, proving
that it is all that it is claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders, G9 Main Street.
N EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND, November IA, 1859.
N. EZEKIEL, take oath the Holy Bible that have
been bald for the past ~ years. and have restored hair
by using EZEKlEL'S VIRGINIA HAIR REST0RER.
NAPHrALI EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Naphta Ezekiel.
JOSEPH MAYO.
-+ Mayor of Richmond.
For sale by
P. PEsCUD,
Raleigh, N. c..
January TO- 1860. 3-w&sw1y.
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Later from EuroDe.

New YORK, Nov. 27.-The steamship City of Bal
timore from Liverpool, with dates to the 18th inst,
arrived here to-day
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 15.-Cotton is dull. Sales near
ly all to the trade Prices easier and unchanged
CoDsOls 92{a 93t.
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NOTICE.
A LARGE SALE,

A Il A Il U Il > A Il Es
WHAVING DETERMINED TO REMOVE TO ALA
Ill BAMA, / will commence selling my property at pub
tnue from day TO day. until all is disposed Of expect to
sell between 200 and barrels of corn pens Of shucks
AZ stacks of fodder between 1870 and $50 fat hogs for pork
few fine sows, number of CATTLE among them thorough
bred Levon Bull and Devon Calves half breed Also
large supply Of farming utensils and kitchen and house.
hold furniture, a fine Piano, MelOdeon, &c, &c.
The pork will be sold for cash the other property
credit of nine months. Bond and approved security
quircd. -
..- .---... LINN B. SANDERS.
81 Register and Press copy three times and send bills
to this office. ~ 80.
Nov. "a, 1860 - -.s. 95-td.
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JACKSON, Mss, Nov. 27.-The Legislature was
formally organized today. The Governors mes
sage was delivered. It's tone is uncompromising.
The members are unanimous for secession.
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.....- For the Standard.
ANALYSIS OF SOILS IN RICHMOND COUNTY
ROCKINGHAM, RICHMOND Co.,
Nov D. 1860

D. NON ., 1oOU
e Professor Emmon8, -,.a. r..s.r ..- ...,..f.
Ny DEAR SIR !: I send you small box of earth in
order to have it tested which has been procured
der the following circumstances:
The piece Of ground that am retaining consists
of some 40 acres, and has been known for the last
20 years by the name of "Sneads Dismal" name
quito appropriate for it has indeed dismal and
gloomy appearance.
have understood that it resembles somewhat the
Florida " Hammock"
1t is thickiy set with large and very tall black
gum, with now and then what is called tOoploo
gum, and wherever the basin is the least elevated,
it is filled with grape vines and other growth indica-
tive of strength of SOIL
There is no water course running into it, or any
leading from it. except that in the spring and winter
there runs from it small branch which dries up
in the summer months.
The "DiSmal" is surrounded on all sides by the
poorest kind of pney woods.
have cut ditch through its centre feet wide
and about feet deep, and have taken the specimen
sent you db0ut - inches below the surface.
The surface soil proper for about 6 inches, seems
more decomPoSed, and as you advance with the
ditch you occasionally strike some Is or 90 feet in
which decomposition is perfect throughout resem.
bling in appearance dark (but not black mud but
1920th Of the under strata is of the kind furnished
and it will acreage in depth feet and rests upon
bed of pure white sand.
have gone as yet no deeper than feet but un-
der the sand there must clay some retenve sub
soil, otherwise it would not hold water in the spring
and winter, in which months it is about II inches
deep.
The specimen sent you SometchHt resembles rotten
wood, and have doubt for some or years
will produce finely and probably the conditions of
fertility" may be continued at comparatively small
expense, by supplying that in which it is found de-
tcient and it is for this purpose that now forward
Permit me to add, that the greatest want of the
age is chemistry, applied to agriculture Our best
nothing about it, and should like to see some sys-
TEN inaugurated by State aid that would more
speedily bring it about
The present plan isrgood as far as it goes, but it
does not go far enough. ! wish your services con-
tinucd, but still want something else superadded
Respectfully your most obed't serv't
W. F. LEAK.
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TEXAS ELECTIoN.-The Galveston Civilian says
Breckinridge's majority Bell and Douglas COM
bined will be 10000. Every county as far heard
from, gives Breckenridge majority. He received
every vote cast in Brazor county. Shine out Lone
Star
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NOTICE.

a PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE NEXT
"A Legislature of North-Carolina, by the citizens of
Rockingham and vicinity Richmond county for the pas
sage of law prevent the sale Of spirtuous liquors with
in two miles of the Courthouse
November l3, 1860. 9l-1m.
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RALEIGH: THURSDAY, NOV. 20, 1850.


SPECIAL N0TICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
mon the ssea AL papers discontinued at the
rpiration Of the time iei they haze been paid Sub
cr5srs ,oN be notified FOUR WEEKS before their time is out
5ya CROSS their papers, and unless the subscription
S sHrsf TIE papsr aoiH be Discontinued This is rule
from 1r3iek there trA be Departure. Watch for tie
mars, asd ysaesc y"1r subscription.
HtsElg Standard So per anauHa, in advdnee,
Semi TF.efly, 81 per GnnUna, IN Gdudace.
~" Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office FROM we'll the one to- which
they desire the change to be made.
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FRANKLIN'S,
Nov. %, 1860.

For aUeeE ending Noe. %, to oiO'Oing COnsignees.
Gods5oro-E A Thompson, Dibble Bro, W Fields,
Parmalee & Bro H Aazell, ] Sleight, C Parmalee,
Bay ID Burdick, Mr. Grist, John Cameron, Whit
field L Blackman q Fl Holland Howell, Prirett Kemp,
MOL H&W Keaion C Best, Jr, W Crawford, l.
Hummel T Ii Hollowell, Robertson G w Collier s "
Frost, j j Lane John Wright, NJ Summer Go.
Raleigh Washington, Marlborough. E Backmau,
Lougee, Mrs " hite, A UpchUrch, VIM Jarvis In
sane Asylum, Lewis, g Lewis Freeman.
Smithfeld-J w b Watson, w Avery, Miss A Jones,
J ID Atkinson, G Beasey.
Leuoir-Clark Hartley.
Characterization Bro, F Schamer.
Electromagnetic Owens. G Hooker, Jones.
Room Hill-F J. Phillips, Perry Son. w Collier.
Observation-Disclosures & Vaussett.
Lincolnton-R Alternately.
WilmngtOn-W Ii Mckay Co, Hathaway Co.
Bunkley's Depot NJ Askew.
Franklinton D. BevesSR 4 G r Co. A ID Ellis.
High Point-W. F. Bowman, A. j. Brogden
ThOmasville II Ii Small
Grcensboro'-E p Mills, NJ Whitley, c McAdoo.
Sufuk-S Hodges.
Warsaw-W Jones'
McI.eansville-E Wharton.
L0uisburg-J Brown. Ricaud.
Durham-E w Wood Baiiv sykes.
Salisbury Ennis, j. ID. Brown.
Rocky MOunt-k Lewis.
leville-Weinstein & Stern
Lexington-J = SrrimsOn, w. Cruise, W TrOler.
Wilsun-G Granger
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NOTICE..

a PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE LEGIS-
"A LATURE of North Carolina for to Incorporate
the town of Boon IlilI Johnston county, ". c.
November 90, 1860. 95-lm.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
" PLICATl0N will be made The present session OF
the Legislature for the enactment of law 10 prohibit the
sale of sprituous liquors within two miles Of the Reynod
son Institute, in Gates county.
Nov "a, 1860. S5-lm.
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The STAHDARD.-We find the Standard is ranged
among those who in the present crisis, are disposed
to watch and wait" For our part We do not see
what we are to watch and wait for. But Mr.. Hol-
den is true to the South and will be found in place
when matters to the full purpose and the point
We see he has begun to curry some of his late po-
htcal associates Well, they needed it badly, and
We know of none better able to do thaservice than
our honest and patriotic friend of the Standard
GOtdsbOr0' Tribune.
We deeply regret to have to differ in this crisis
with our friend of the Tribune. We are acGtching
the Republicans, because they sectional, and be-
cause they have obtained the control of one depart
ment Of the government and we are soGiting to see
whether they will attempt to violate the Constitu
ton and Cypress the South We are not ready to
break up the noblest government the world has ever
Seen because one of its three departmentshas been
turned against u.s. And we will be sustained, friend
Loring. vast majority of the people of the State
are with US in this struggle against disunion.
~ We assure Messrs Strother Maroon,
whose Card we publish to-day, that it was not our
Intention to do them injustice in our article in rela
u0n to State Printer. We are glad to learn that
tney were not party to the combination against u.s.
BY which the State printing was bestowed on nat
ualzed Englishman who has no claims either on the
people or the Democratic party of the State Messrs
strother & Maroon are worthy young men engaged
IN the job printing business in this City, and we
nave no wish to injure them. Hence we have given
Them hearing in the Standard and hence this eZ-
plantation
iHE NEW FLAG.-Last week our friends hoisted
mag on the Breckenridge pole, bearing lone star
ana the words, Southern Confederacy." Many of
Euf citizens wearing badges marked with this
"iSeFlptiOn.- Goldsbor0' Tribune.
Forty thousand Democrats in this State voted for
Mr' Breckenridge as the Constitutional Union can
u'uae Is it true that these voters have been de-
reSed? They have not been deceived by Mr..
Decknrdge, for he is still what he was; but de-
TsPuon has been practiced by the fireeatng leaders,
Ut the Democratic people mark these leaders, and
O'''e them out of the party.
CoL BROwNs SPEECH-We invite the attention
=, our readers to the able and eloquent speech of
num- num- Bedford Brown, delivered in the Senate on
,'oay last Read the speech, and then hand it to
Our neghbors. 1t contains the true doctrines well
~a iOrcibly presented.
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BEAUFORT SUPERIOR CoURT.-This tribunal was
in session during the whole of the last week. Judge
Bailey presiding. The Grand Jury found bill for
murder against the Latham's, Charles and George
charged with killing John W. Grist. On Wednes-
day the case was taken up and the Solicitor for the
State offered an affidavit for its removal After
long discussion extending through the greater part
of Thursday, his Honor directed the case to lie
removed to Pitt county for trial in March next
Mr.. Solicitor Houston, Henry ". Miller and MesSrs
Sparrow and Warren appeared for the State, and
Messrs. McRae, Rodman, Singeltary, Satterthwaite
and Carter for the prisoners Great interest is
iiested in the case the deceased as we'll as the pri
soners, having many influential relatives and friends
RESIGNATION OF CHIEF JUSTICE TANEY.-It is an
nounced that Chief Justice fancy has resigned This
will create a profound sensation throughout the
country. The Chief Justice has for some time past
been in feeble health from the inflrmtes of old age,
and has at length become unable to attend to the Ia
borious duties of his office.
We are rejoiced that the duty of naming his sue
cessor will dOvolve on Mr.. Buchanan. We will take
the liberty Of naming one who is known throughout
the land-a man pure in private life, whose legal
learning and ability none will question: Judge
who in every emergency would do his duty as Il
iurist and patriot-THoNAs RuFFIN, SEN, of Ala
nance, in this State The President could nominate
to the Senate no ADLER, purer or better man than
Judge Ruffin.
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The soil referred to in the foregoing letter belongs
to the S,camP soiLs, of which have already given
some information in report published last spring
1t differs, however, in two respects from the
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COLLARS! GoLLARs!ta

SATINET COATS FOR SERVANTS
- $50 just opened cheap and good.
Raleigh, N. c., Nov. Is, 1850. 92-w&sw6t
q Register and Spirit of the Age copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13
ONE O'CLOCK,
THE LATEST FROM THE BALL.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER ID, 2 A NJ.
me Prince IL agan trying 10 dance The rope span
much diminished and the crowd around his Royal
Hghtess s almost great that the Japsnese ball.
The committee allege that there than 900 peo
pie In the room that outsiders have bribed the police,
SIXTY Of whom duty under Sergeant Spade, and
obtained admittancc. The doorpeepes under charge
Of Noes Of wallacks. The committee counting
she tickets Superintendent Kennedy watching the opera
zion Except this and the crowd there ,itement
and al IL progressing favorably
The representatives OF the press indebted 70 Mr..
Palmer and Kingslase Of the Academy, for placing ~
could attend undIsturbed TO Their duties.
HAIR PAST Two O'CLOCK.
Two OF the Ar.e boxes have been opened aud counted
The result is that twelve hundred and tickets have
MOUND ard least twelve hundred
the third Dor al the centre door The Inference H.
there ought be than three thousand pco
pie IN the house, except admitted by collision with the
committees door keepers and the police, OF whom
IN stationed at each door. This collision, tho supern'
tendent says mpossibe, and besides that there
be than 1900 persons present. as the house 10
only crowded The lover door The committee say It,
ale but think much. The question about the tickets
not be settled for hour yet and will probably
to nothing, the Superintendent 10 about right
In bis latter assertion.
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We hank the gsnusnsniy purser Of leamsiip Nashville,
firm Charleston. for fsvors
snIr Qrrrs wis., formerly of The New York and
Liverpool line o. packets this city isg and
stranded Irss In 1856 arrived this port
"Wednesday last under Biith IN command Of Capt
John Vim Barry for engaged In tbs British Ess,
Ins. usss rgwA:s DIN ding ss lsvers gsss ~. s9 9 re
The srh Loyes The Queen % ne w.., Ivy 20 The Battery
dseh 70 ueh and e his Rs,sl Hghnss passed the yards
emr RosAsrp oy Inr Boston from Nanns anchored
N ,hlonse hsnre TIE evening Of The lch al 10 O'Clock
%, .S",s snasn ffm sos as fSr fsrssslph and
s, Unborn The lchr os msinsa and fOresAi and rtarned
smr ssn.sri.s ciror, Watts, from rhl.aelphi. vas
norea acrfsoe TIE " en- frSs,e rsgMs - = ran se 10
trace a. he hsfber srd hcsee ssFnsi Of dsess fAeui
ssr ,.l- .acee.a-a s.ain. ~aSca, nlary
the chip cargo snd tocs her MP 70 the anchorage
r. ss h .ss s mt ~: % Ion m'arSs " S
,e. ard quantity e bedding supposed TO have come from
rs's E.zo-csg,! xsrs g DE brig E,o.s , Of Ss-
.i~rnph aprissS :. New orssss sn lot, rsyorts On
he 2ih ~ 10 heavy zee iro The easisars
s ss ~ X. ss sa ,S be- IN sssr ssss, rss,
81 S i =, ~ ;rf's q ssis1
ws' y 5 ,s h s ,dnns y 81 s s.p s a sr
resrs !. 70 oes parted 10Th 9 sss alc s shore hss
sini hes
sss .rcor rss,sy ,.sc-s a cIeo.s'sSs vas ,oVsa
scFR 1swArrsr. Jebnscr fro Po-,ou fr Phfaselrhia,
pg, s,ss . potion % s y, l. Sss,as sess N e'ao
sc1.s snnsl md -i s.s.s nd cT.ss The sSp iss,
tbho<m-
sorna n soorr. from Rehuopd for xosre. which IN,
tsdy srd wtuld discharge car ana repair.
fcrr ro-ssssn Ross from Pow, Ever fur rnr,
ueth w. b., esme 20 ne itts without tansre
Iiv,d - Edsafiosn.
c,v,. seri gs-rrs ru,es s~k ccrpcii. eip. sHsm.ae
shr.n l,stsra "a % tu.ticsnl. % N 2sh nsi 4
r,s,r. 49, .i.r ,hs ssf -.,s s
Nhusr dtowtso On Gard a The sir~nfer bots ON
cArs eccp Io,E tus m-1he Bsrsn.' y, u@tiocs,
,rE r's,a % pc ersw = Ne Ap.re.s s.rs gisscs-
r's ,ses y. " y Nav mo- hsa sssnscr, he slp "a
ec'f.su,.e. = ter fsyrr en-. .re ,, f'.sas e IN
s.sks r.g rs snrfsee; ,ock 70 b. steam.
.hp 10 nstr sLrT,'. an 'oh Zip e Gre So red
lel0 81 10 tt,t ship. aorr,e. them
hs s - I'D 1he ,sfs rss - ": ,he g,r.ssr On
q the Glearer s,t Nc b rte o-ts and proceeta
~ w & se ws asu n e = n sns
r. si.s lsm Sms esstss s.d .r.ss len Found they
c.rrfrA srr g21ie GfAte har change hands
ctasiesrrrn 81 sttO or her msr eiarsr, abe s
ishfp fer New Yofi a. an equivalent of sis ION.
Pose Eose. Arg irra hsrs, The corv.s Isne fcr Few
ssnc rsrte.t hsd sailed tniy r. 80,
rspr fnd nedre ~ heavy fai popped 10 cabie
vhd,v alled he csbsn With Stove boat and
i,s al, zoe s i've ~ ss sr
reno, wy kesvy weather v Java Hesd IN y, ME&
foreth.rres
PopTssorrH. sept r. ne Fam brig rrma Henme, from
srth.sd
vrsrrs tsrs rousa se.ru os raearton, rAsr wrocied
81 Fay ~ sepf hss been sod frr $50
Notice 20 Mariners.
TIE Iirti Fhp sathsd ~ NAruc, = shoals rartrd re-
moorrss during M ies'y blow On sslcay sight she
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Mr., crs,avus A. Heury. Of rennss,cc ~ soak 10 the
rriob m.n Of Rrcoklyn, on vond.y evening next,
A. " vrtfs and family. II New Yevk. X N ran.
rrs. OF Ohio. IN. knllcek and lsSv, Of S.vsnnah; W
Fishcr snd wife, Of Baltimore, slipping at the Metre.
otan Hotel
W. W. Corccrep, Of wsstugiop; Rev NJ RA'ch, Of
Nevport, n u y. Mafksy, 81 Dubiis John Fox. ~ "a
Johps y y Brignoli, 81 New Yo'k. and l. rsro o.
Pc 70 RICO, arc stopping at the Everett, House.
Marquis and Mnchior,ss ~ Chspdcs, of Va gland: Nr
Teotlc ard perty ~ Efgld Robert Chamber n rdin
burg; g " Nevhal ard wife. &c Philadelphia: J. n
Plumb trd wif 81 Albany, ard W. Butler and WIFE, OF
Baltimore, are ttopying ~ The Clarendon H'tsl
rrofssor Davis, 81 Hartford; n W Greene 81 rrovi.
tcucei VI CooisfFe and y Dwight both ~ Bcston:
v ra't, ~ Cbicsec, and 4ecree Davis ard lady Of
Providence, are stopping at the Brevoort House
Hcp. A. J. Parker aad fsmfy. W. Barnard and
family, and l. puyn aud fsmllv an o. Albany: navs
rna wife, 81 California, ard Captain rsy ard r,nily OF
connecticut, are stopping st the 81 Nicholas Hotel
OIL Hsrdte and Col Reynolds. beth 81 the Uni,eS
Sirtrs stny, ~ y Gcuty car. ~ New Haven. A susla
sff Y. ti'msrn htih ~ N rtiRatitba: Gait Nan on
lieaelihis p.hert Rsyrcr, ~ syracuse ard p a.
1ir 40 Ady, q Ihladephs. stopping 1t the Union
Piatf H.fe
Tfpiia ans family. ~ New YORK. Z A rpcs and
iar1 80 rfsefcni. ~inter ~ sins sing, /. s.,-
d, u Nsrn. ~ CrNa ssf A " nsgtrarn " New YORK
is 'fFg.rs o. % iafaige Housc.
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SPECIAL HINT TO TUE FlREMEv.

WI yoa allow subscfber 70 suggest, through your
widely extended an6 lrGaeotai journa (or, should ssy
the Peoples peperl, 10 The committee q the aremens
iorchEhi rroccssou which 10 10 take place (a,ur
day) evening, N honor q aud 10 welcome the Prince q
Wales, 70 b. puneiusl and pronp, In time Of starting
sc, net TO keep the people especially the ~omea) stand
IN and valiisg uc thar psticsoc Is exhsus,sd aod the
VII, e pleasure srs eject ~ The Demonstration completely
oesin yeaf Such wss The general complaint yesterday
snorg scmc q The v orle ass mbicd At The City Hall
waiting tr ihc military 70 %. some ~ BY.
ISLANDERS as ued o1t aud deustsd sns ct the grcaua;
obsr, ,,oo.' there ftom tyevc osocx N untu
h.ifesst slx oclack M ! bore, Mr. Eiacr,
,oa un c.n atsr, v tbs mos, uipor art pls' tst
n bong purctca al rromp', anf ,hst w. " people,
shan ~ " ts' - ntrt si.Ddi7F four o. ase hoers.
NV Yosv, Cot ~, iSco p " A.
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THE PRINCE DANCING.

HALF TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Leaving the supper room, the crowd opening respect
suly before him, the Prince passed back again 70 the
aais and, amer q moments paase opened the ball for
Hnaiiy with Mrs Governor Morgan, who most richly
md elegantly dressed The members Of the Princes
suite allied up the SET The dance has just begun.
space roped OF for dancing, and spa,e Ia
served than lie necessary.
ONE O'CLOCK.
The Prince danced the second dance With Mics Mason,
and the third with Mrs Hoyt the youngest daughter Of
General Scott Mes Hoyt richly dressed pink silk,
with overdrsss OF lace The Sd around during the
st dance great that the party could hardly stir
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR TO-DAY.

Up 10 q late hour last evening did not bear Of any
special arrangements having been made for the entertain
ent Of The Prince Of Wales and tas members Of his suite
today, in consequence Of the late hour which they
expected 10 return from the ball the members Of
soe mitee Of gcmtns Thought they would pro
baby b much fasd 10 leave The hotel before
During the afternoon they win doubt be taken 10 In.
spcct % the many hne budngs and Institutions Of
COR city.