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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-04

UREAT SALE OF ELEGANT ROSEWOOD
AND WALNUT FuRNiTURB, PAINTINGS, MIRRORS,
CHINA AND GLASS WARE, PARIhN CHARS AND
bers are now reoeIv wing and arranging for SALE to
take place IN few days, at the spacious So es
auction rooms, q large and valuable assortment of
Housefurnishing Goods rom house in New York
declining business, al (which will be sold bout
r,serve. We name IN paIt-Elegsnt Rosewood and
Walnut Parler SUITS. finished in Brocatele; Mar
be top Tables, Whatnots. Etager, O, Liquor Casss,
Mirrors, handsome Oil Paintings, Parian Chairs
and Bronze Groups of new and beautiful desi ms,
Bureaus, dc &c. =.
Notice OF day OF sale given ia future advertise
ment. -. LII.
) -dsI-st JAS. C. MCGUIRE co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-04

MINCE MEAT, Sweet Cider, new Raisins, Cur.
WI rants, q I'd Citron and sugars at gre.tiy re-
dnc.d prices. JOS w. DAVIS,
+ II" Corner Ninth and sis,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-04

n -.--r. CASH! 80
DURfNG the past week we have made large id
dltons to eur stock Of
rGENTLEMEN'S BELONGINGS, ~.
and, buying them under the heavy pressure In the
mo ?ey market for CASH. we sfsr them to the
trade asd at retail At q smsll advance on our
Pur chase prices. for CASH, knowing that tits less
than at which Rrst class .sfs. -
WARDROBE ARTICLES
can be purchased. Our stock. always oomplete, il
now much larger than usual in
/ I -aH Uress Shirts, - - a..4B,
]. .H Under SHIRTS and Dravers,
( s I Gentlemen's Dressing Robes, q ~
Kid and Warm Cloves, .s-
/ Neck and Over Ties, los a.afH-.
=, ( .r Stocks and Scarfs,
Perfumery and Soaps, ----Fr
Walfing Canes,
Colts and 9th en- Pistols, 90 4Un,
{. Which we offer at much lower prices than usual
for CASA. We wish, however, 10 he understood
that our sales are confined to the newest styles Of
's sTEvENs's,
Nl - JAPANESE GOODS, - sa
Now on exhibition and for sale at No 206 Penn
sylvania avenue, lWillards' Hotel. q
BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS. -.
no n lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-04

v'HE EUROPEAN HOTEL. KEPT nv p
a.. IA NIGH: at the corner or Penn.
sreesis i, nna Eleventh street, has been n.y.
AZ tim for the pstroosss OF citizsrs
Oft, hrs 80, .hsn Any other public house in the
~ um lem. eyehas, aud his aocommoda lions
ALL III. bar Snd aaslent boardsrs nnsxesption-
ETSPesn Hotei have already become yery BONN uae
= o ing 81 tnss car be desired BY the most "a
too and ecntnned liberal tnrss Ia II - -
ifsction 70 eli, and thus rensvs his invitss;o -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-04

TRANrER.s tEpf sfr9t isS.,,,. ,,,o, co,,
Ing, Cots, Adams's and Smith & wesson's Re-
Ms genuine ~ DsIrngsr Pistol and Snaps Four
M. w. GAIT & BRO,
-5s g Jewellers, 354 Pa. ay,.
L de 4-H doors west of Browns Hotel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-19
Democratic Convention.

BALTIMORE, March IA gentleman just
from Washington, says TIE feeling Of the Ma
tional Committee is strongly favorable to hay-
ing the Democratic Convention meet in Bal
timore, Us it appears to be impossible for the
large masses of the people who will be likely
to attend, to get accommodations at Charles
ton, even at the most exhibitant prices.
Prominent citizens here offer to furnish
the Maryland Institute, and several other
large Halls for the Committee rooms for dele
cations &C., free of cost All the hotels and
eating houses are pledged to make no ad-
vance in their prices; and the citizens, with
out distinction fparty, will throw open their
doors for the accommodation Of the vast
crowd.
AS further inducement, the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, and roads connecting
with it in the West, will reduce their fare
one half.
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DIED.

In Washington, on the morning OF The 10th INST,
in the 5Sth year of his age, WIN. NJ MANN,
native of Pennsylvania but for the last ten years
a resident OF Washington.
At his residence in Spring Hill, in the county
of Stafford, on Wednesday, the 18th day of March,
(inst.. Mr.. JAMES MORTON, aged about g..
If ever eulogy were justifable in recording the
life and virtues of a man, it is surely admissible
in the case Of this eminently worthy and valuable
citizen.
At his residence on the 2Sth Of February, SGN,
in the county Of Caroline, Capt Jos. FLiPPo,
in the 10th year Of his age Captain Flippo was
universally beloved and esteemed by all who
knew him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-19

BosToN, March l6.-The strikers Of Lynn
made a great turn out in procession to-day,
numbering over 5000 The spectators
were more than double that number SIEVE
raj hundred banners were borne by the stri-
kers, both male and female, and the city
was decorated in many places with flags and
streamers The procession comprised, be-
sides, besides ali the strikers Of Lynn, seye-
raj military and FIRE companies, with bands
Of music and delegations Of ladies from
Swampscott, Marblehead Danyers, Saugus,
Reading, Stoneham, Woburn, Beverly, Sa-
lem and other places. The weather was de-
lightful, and the proceedings harmonious and
oratifying 70 the particpatOrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-19

FINE CArTlE.-Messrs. } NJ Smith &J.
7. Cannon, drove into town on Monday last,
q lot Of the finest cattle ever driven through
the valley. They were lot Of twenty-,hree
steers, purchased by Mr. S. .. Ludington,
Of Grecnbrier Of Samuel D. Crawford, If
Augusta county. Mr. Ludington gave s9o
per head for them Mr. LuIington, We learn,
brides himself upon owning the finest cattle
in the State lie has taken numerous pre-
NUNS nc different Fairs for the exhibition
of fine stock Roc&iagtom Register.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-19
Abandoned at Sea.

CHARLESTON, March 1.-THE ship liar
ford has arrived here, having ~ board the
crew Of the bark Excelsior 81 New York
for Barbados. abandoned At sea, leaking
badly,
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rrouh.aia Texas.

New ORLEANS, March 10 Advycs from
Texas say that Governor Houston i organ
ling IN expedition against the Indians. ~
Cant. BurlcSon il tocommand the expedition.
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ICE. lCEN ICEul
HhHAI Il y grateful r. the is'eFe,' 'fa'" ,5
~ Lee. Thirst now II r. siakeo ao' 4'.n VII
ed IT, the refreshing glass " lrn "'i'f. .e
sperurliy informs ~ iIlrnd. """ '..1
public generally, that AZ IT, ICE DEPOT, corner
u Cameron ~ arm s,.'.,S, ',."aJ ,rticr.
i"uH" = ""e = =, - - III; - M.
y wa ''.F 'n'''"o'ou = ,l sraiI I, rs,tlcr
procure" uur."s an 1888 80. ~. H. ICt5
ana y, therefore ~ ~ NJ W .,r1
II King and Henry streets, al ali hours " tie
dav. His WAGON viii commence running - tie
H. ~ AnriI and IT, sol.cits Il continuance Of that
patronage. which has heretofore ben ~ literally
bestowed upon him. JAMES ~ HLEl,
NH l9-2t@ opposite ihe Aaast.@ no"s'.
CHEMICALS. &c.-Ch}oroloFa; Gaiic Aeii.
Tolil, ol Potassium; Sub. Nitrate y Gi-mutl;
Carbonate ii Eismuth; Chlatate Potash; Acetate
Potash Casaria Bark; citrate lf"g ai' "I','n,
Salts u Tartar CliomcE oAluo II "I"'' ~
Glyceriny; Benzotc.Acld; Quih'"e' '",,"S'e ',""''
mate, Acetate y Zinc; Frr'ipititvo '"'"o'''s II
IRON 'us' WV JAS, ENTWlsLE. Jn.,
~ 10 Apothccary. y King street
mn =
Al CASES p !. CASTOR OH, prime,
: y =" ,.,-,,-..
Tn0n ENGLISH bAIH bhiCha' ior <a'
IUUU ~ NH lgl PEEL SILl LAo.
OTICE.-All persons IRE warned not ~ cred !
N any II The crew y tie Sh,p"Ahn'e Laurie,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-19

more rRuTHFCr ~ DURABLE, and CHEAPER than
OIL Paintings, 10 try
HILLO TFPE!,
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= = ? ~ ! : h ~

Taken arti.tically and low, il not lower than
anywhere else. Eg~ Come and see the HALO
TYPES! H. WO0LF,
NH lily Royal st., ~ door from Kings
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CON ERCIAL.
New York Market.


New YoRK. March l7.-Cotton closed quiet
sales of 1000 bales Flour closed heavy; sales 81
5000 bbls; State S515@$5.25; Ohio $4,000
$50; Southern $4,000 S6.25. Wheat closed
heavy; sales OF 1860 bushels; Southern white leo
@l70. Corn closed firm sales Of $4,000 bush;
white and yellow 74@8Ole. Beef closed steady
9250l050. Pork closed heavy at l1.00Ml8 .
90; prime Sl4.5O@$l4 62. Whiskey closed dull
at 23lc. Sugar closed steady: Orleans 6tG73c.
-sz.'a =
1850, ALMANAC. 1860
THIRD MONTH. UN ; UN
MARCH. rtses. sets. "ooN A'''''
10 Monday. & II 81 r :. =.
20 Tuesday. ....... 3 " UsNew ,.,..sz = -
q Wednesday,. . : First ar, 81 !. ~
% Thursday go. . 81 : Full - =.
% Friday......... D Of J Last qF.'lz ~ Il
"a Saturday ....... 81 o. HlGH WATER
IS Sunday ......... 81 :. March -, --h--n'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-19

AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE NEGRO
J. NAM will sell at public auction, ii front
otCatt's Tavern, at West End, on Saturday 0crt,
l7tt iasta"t, at IL o'clock, a valuable NEGRO
Man, belonging to a lady in Washington. lie j.
good farm hand, and fine coacbman. As the
owner does not wish him to 20 South, be vii nor
be sold to the trade. Sale posiJivc-,crms cash
lnh I4--dts y. X. MILAN.
Zs- The above sale Is postponed d SaIJ&
Day NEXT at same hour and place.
NH 19-dts W. r. MILAN
SALE THIS DAY.
70 DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALa-Ias
ia. undersigned is authorized 10 .e! a n.it IL
sale, a desirable THREE STORY NEW Bkl. rs
DWELLING HOUSE, fitted mp ~ good moi sa
style, including gas and water, situated ~ PAYNE
street. between Duke and Prince streets. Iaa
property can be bought low for cash mot syit
at private sale by the NINETEENTH MARCH,
it will then be offered at public sale. Persons
wishing to purchase will apply to
JOHN T. JOHNSON
feb 6-dts Corner Union st. and Fayette 4 il.y.
AUCTION SALE OF LIVERPOOL SALT
By I, NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CtARGO u rRG BRITISH SHIP "aNElE
- LAURIE" direct from Liverpool W4.. -s
offered at Auction,
ON TUESDAY, goth inst, al Il o'clock
or THE LONG WHARF.
CONSISTING OF
1000 SACKS ASHT0N'S FINE SALT
900 do WORTHINGT0N'S do, iaetary
filed, ten 70 the ton, in best bleaehed sacks
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HALLorYPEsl EALLOTYPEs !!
H. LATEST AND GREATEST INVENTION
IN THE ART


VyHE undersigned Layiu. bought the patent
riyht tn this city, offers these pICTt RES
., the public. uud calls upoa everybody who want
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-19

TEACHERS MEErING.-The regular meet
ing of this Association, was held at the Alex
andria Library on Saturday afternoon, the
ladies attending in larger numbers than
the gentlemen. The subject Of teaching
Arithmetic was considered at length, and APP
pointed for further consideration ut the next
meeting.
CAssELL's ILLUSTRATED BIBLE.-Part 81
of this elegant work has been issued. We
have received copy from Mr.. George L.
French.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-19

$500 sacks LIVERPOOL FINE SALT, cargo s
The ship Alexander, direct from Liverpool
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LoUDouN IrEMs.-M. Harrison and A. l..
Rogers, esqs., Commissioners, sold on Mon
day last, the farm of Z. S. Hamilton, on SUI
gar Land Run, in this county, three miles
from the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hamp-
shire Railroad, and containing 1913 acres. to
David Brown, esq, at So per acre. .
March Court was in session several days
this week, considerable amount OF bust
ness was transacted, and large number OF
persons were in attendance.
Dr. Joseph Stevens, Of the firm of Peel Il
Stevens of Alexandria, delivered an interest
ing and instructive address before the Young
Mems Christian Association OF this place,
on Monday evening last.--LeeSbmg Wash-
iagt0aian.
SHIP ANNIE LAuRIE.-The ship Annie
Laurie, Capt Morris, which arrived here a
lew days since, is now lying at the Long
Wharf, foot of Duke street, and is quite a
hue vessel. She was built at Wirichi, New
Brunswick, about two years since, is OF 643
tons British, or TAI tons burthen, American
measurement The vessel is owned by
Messrs Hardin & Bro, Of Winson, Nova
Scotia. she left Liverpool on the 10Th OF
January last and had a pleasant voyage 10
this port.
Boats, with wheat and corn, hay and
wood, down the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
arrived in Georgetown, last week. We ex-
pect the coal boats will commence running
IN a few days. The Alexandria Canal is in
good order.
:. MILirARY.-T Alexandria Cadets. Capt.
hemper. appeared upon the streets on Sat
arday morning with martial music. They
maneuyred well, and attracted much atten-
ton.
Tbs LONDON ILLUSTRATED NEwS.-A copy
OIL tins elegantly illustrated and highly in
efestlng weekly, with two splendid colored
prints has been received from Mr. George E.
French
Ut. Roberts stables, near the Navy Yard,
e. " ashlngton, We're entirely destroyed by
ME on Friday night
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DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE NEGRO
l. NAM will sell at public auction, iu front
otCatt's Tavern, at West End, on Saturday 0Crb
l7h i"st"H at II o'clock, a valuable NEGRO
NAN, belonging 70 a lady in Washington. Hc j.
a good farm hand and fine coachman As the
owner does not wish him TO 20 South, be vii nor
be sold to the trade. Sale PosiJve-,erms cash.
nh I4--dts y. X. MILAN
att- Tie above sale Is postponed i SAT ~
Day NEXT at same hour and place.
NH Ig-dts ". r. MILAN.
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VIII be added % the above sale
roo bags Government JAVA COFFEE
Richmond nh i--dts II ~ s CC
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S00 BUSHELS PRIME SEED OATS, III
DUU different kinds, lor sale ~
MEADE MARY /,
mh III seed store, ~. -, King street.
, 1860-02-01

silaated in Linn Co., Iowa, eight miles south
Of Cedar Rapids, il an institution Of learning,
which bids fair to realize the true idea Of edu.
years il has existed an,l prospered.
!. The knotty problems il has solved; the one,
that learning may be 50 acquired as to give no
disrelsh to manual labor the other, that labor
performed By students at tho rate Of f<o OF
three hours per day, can be made oray its way.
The most common sense method imaCtnable
has wrought out the first result, and here it is:
Every incumbent of thu school is required to
anil does labor, habitnally, with his hands. l4a-
bor is thus lonored, and no student objects to
cngaHc in it.
Ths other probien, is more difficult; but it las
thus fHr been unraveled, by expanding the labor
department only 70 fast as experience teaches
it 10 DO safe. lu this way it will take several
years yet to develop the system perfectly; but,
in the m.autimc. it will not e4t itself and the
Other departments mp. 4
This institution has capital Of $4o, ,oo0 above
all Indebtedness, consisting Of buildings, q farm
Il! 16,' acres Of prairie and leo acres timber land,
avaiiable real estate. aud bilss receivable.
1thas three Professors at present, and others
will le added as the wants Of the school require.
1t ha, printing press. and publishes monthly
educational sheet iu quarto, The students doing
oil ths .oork II printing dnd pnLtahing.
II has, thus far, accomplished all it has nt-
tempted, viz: to make labor honorable, aud 10
make it selfsupportimg.
1t has not, for want of sufficient capital and
exreric,ce, been tble to furnish every student
el the labor he could perform consistently with
| his greatest advancement in study
Ii uect1s two more builduEs-one for n board
iug hall for ladies', the other for chapel, Offices,
and library rooms, and another quarter ser.
| ton Of land adjoining the town plot, held at
| $lo1p.
t To meet these wants, there arc now in this
| city two agents, Solomon Weaver, and William,
Pas7ncntcr, soliciting the aid Of all who feel in.
tcrestcd in assisting in tie noble work Of giying
to tho poor young man or woman liberal eda
| cation. ". pAR4ES7En.
Chicago, Jan. 81, 1850.
, 1860-02-01

SrvxS7u- WAND l:krralrclx .CLus-The Re-
publicaus Of the seventh Ward met last evening
ut the German House, corner Of Indiana and
Wells streets, for the purpose Of organizing a
Wurd Club. The following officers were ,ben
unanimously elected: US Hubbard, President;
+. J. Husssnder, Vice President, ind 4. II.
4irsgh, Secretary.
On motion Of Mr. Harvey, the following Exc
cutire Committee WAS elected:
Alex. Woiicott. Chairmau; B. II. Crasens,
Juhu He1ting, Wm. Conklio, Nr. Wnl.fb, Z.
johnson, e. SuadelI, $. p. Heinrich, Z. s.
sthipman aud Chas. kiemn,.
The mctt ng WAS addressed By Nessrs. ]. y.
Arnold, Harvey, Croker and Alderman Jones,
and then adjourned.
Tie next meeting will be held at the sainc
place Oh Tuesday ue1t, at It O'Clock P.A.
The Executive Committee Of tho club will
meet next Friday, at 4 o'clock r. ~, at Noeck-
les, 10 tic German House, Tor the purpose Of
organization. i. II. H1RscH. Sec'y.
, 1860-02-01

Busins1s during the first week or two was fur
and seyer.l Of our wholesale houses filled some
heavy orders from the interior Of this State and
Wisconsin; and dealers throughout the North
western Stutes very generally! added to their
winter stocks, al1er tile drain on them during
the holidays. During the latter huff Of the
month, however, trade has been unusually
quiet, and somc houses complain thut "times
were never before so DUH
The demand during the month has been
chiefly confined to heavy work. In Indies work
the demand has been fair, aud better class Of
goods hayc been called for.
: The stock Of winter goods in the hants Of our
wholesale houses is not large; but it is not
quite 80 low as was anticipated two mouths
Since However, as tic dealers general
}y a,r :sc,hng now at lower prices than earlier
in tue season, it il expected that but little Of
the winter stock will lap over into spring.
Tic prospect Of u fair spring trade is good
all orer the Northwest. 4 much larger area Of
country is now being supplied by the wholesale
houses here, and that too without any special
efforts being put forth to attract trade.
Payments during the month hare generally
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merchants
Groceries.
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, 1860-02-01

WEst fcscFFc "Eat moEe W0H1u 51v OF II
and other matters 10 future time. i
, 1860-02-01

pu,1ApElru1A, Jan. 31.-This eveniug's Jour
IN Saturday night next to organize parry to
be styled the Constitutional Union Party. lar
Ing Tor lis object the preservation Of the Union,
the protection OF the Constitutional rights Of
tl,c States, md the suppression Of seetionslisrp.
1t is signed by q lArEe number Of prominent
business men Of this cisr. Hou. John J. Crit.
teaden, Hon. Milard Fillmore, Hon. Edwa1d
Everett, are expected to address the meeting.
The bark Laconia, from New Orleans, repcrla
on the 1oih that small boat containing two Ger
man sailors who, two days before. had deserted
from the Uauixl schooner Catharina, at Natan-
zas, anl started for America The boat was
nearly full Of water, aad their stocl Of bread
was damaged. 1t their request they took them
on board and brought them here.
, 1860-02-01
An Editor Arrested for Mali Robbery.
The indianapolis {1nd-l Ssmtia<l Of Saturday,

The lpdlananons &lEo.1 osHHH<t OF SATURDAY,
says:
on last Friday Special Agent William Gar
yer, had deposited in the mail on the way for
Mnrsha,.< nlinais, several money letters. Tho
Post Office at Marshall had long been suspected.
and the Agent, at a late hour on Friday night,
:ccrrted himself behind the office. md through
The windows discovered Joseph Littleton,
clerk Ia ths Office, and proprietor Of u newspa-
per called the ioisan, N the act Of ritiiug let
ters. The next morning be was arrested and
taken before Justice Of the Peace in Marshall,
aud .,cld Ia bail for bis appearance 1t the next
tern, Of the District Court for Southern Illinois.
Nr. Iiitletou is about twcutv.threc years Of
nsc, has heretofore been considered an honest
yourg MAJ, and. we arc infurmed, was engaged
to BE- married to 4 very respectable young lady
in few days lie Was SO completely unnamed
when be found himself caught in bis crime. thut
be tried to obtain poison with which to put Al
end to his existence. being foiled5 this, he
was next seen to examine very csrefnlly The
blade Of = dirk-kuife in his possession, with
which he sA1d he would hare ended his wre,ched
| lie If the agent bad not taken it from him.
, 1860-02-01


40. e11 A. +. 1. 4. II. l: he TRIM NJ H;rsE
On Thu:sdsy Esa'g. Feb 8. AL. 5s6o.A D. 1860.
Hsn:xrs Of the Frat. ri requested 10 a2p*a:u
le+ ot Aasaas ae Eecutsfdto cara Il te =
tl1tat s'--a.t-t. H. DEAEr ..
t-MCEl1 i.Y rn+ AiGl1r Guard EaSD.96
Fet;yifes vi.l e,'al:u nc. II raN o'clock.
HONORARY MANAGERS.
u. y. Ia i. y. Ruts. a. M K. E. Sir Jnsiah Hunt G.
q; 4. E. Sir 5anr.v p..eey, r. g. e.. u: 1. wn..
k:asen &ff:', Tsse, j. s tass as:' i:
ward /. lye*- II W. An a Z. Nard. ~; " Aahew M.-
.er: MN FsaM& =. E:esn. M y J. E. thHreh. ": ".
H. fsfr.., M Z. N.."n =: El~ood e. u: r.; T.
G-1 t.: Z: 81. G~sfs v. DverpE. CON-: y. keussn
(lev+iana, r. w m.xr r. .Ehtcnev i. "; VI. Iaeha
II. Grs1. +. H.: " slitm b. u bson. r. T.. Jam.+
r. 1'!roa. ~: y. t9i'ls't x sn,'n: 81; ". E.paa* y.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
nuauey. .aHl1 H. HrLuet, kuvA1d hamilton. iatnl y.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
8mmi II. Eennet'. Watts T. M;:!vr Gsotzc T. Gbs.'u.
Vi tan T. HMs. PaIte- lfcscr h:n'y tree3aes1ut :,
dasd, Arthur T. Atkins. Ch-r:ts E. lspl.tun-
COMMITTEE uf KEt'ErTI,S.
w.M. Fsau. t:=,. r. 1I..a.,. d. =. w1!.nu, Daniel
Cameron. IT,, '. l.. Aur!hu.. Georxe y. Wilson. Henry
t. R4urty, :1ulet tait rG., r. T. tusury, AtEc
ST. he. Alexander usv.dsou-
Mars! ii. .Keutrn Clestl.Ed.
NAsTx.:S nF CEREMONIES.
Nathan n. 1Innttey. s..*t. Crumh. Nm, sfes =.
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The Octoroon;
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