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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-04-16
IA DWELLING HOUSE,

,eing the house in which said Thomas A. Hen
10y formerly resided. 1t is built in the most
ubstantial manner. admirably arranged for
ouifor and convenience, and contains all the
modern improvements. Attached to it are all
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-04-16
Lots Nos. 1913 & 1919

For a particular description of which, refer
ence is hereby made TO q deed from Thomas
Perry, trustee, to Thomas Deyecmon and others
dated 3lst December, 1856, and recorded among
the land records Of Allegany county, in Liber
H. r., No. Is, folios 4el, &c.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-04-16

All that LOT or PARCEL OF GROUND
on Fulton and Decatur streets, in the city
Of Cumberland which was granted and de-
missed by James Smith to John Shane, by
deed dated the 18th of November, 1850, and
recorded among the land records of Allegany
county, in Liber II. B. No. G, folos sol, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

The YANKEES AND THE CAIHoLics.-The
Yankees seem to retain all their old hate
against tho Roman Catholics. The Nstchez
(Miss) Courier has the following incident OF
the burning at jackson, Miss:
When the Roman Catholic Church in jack
son, Miss, was Get on fire by q Yankee officer,
it is said an Irish Catholic officer in one of the
other companies crossed swords with him
Be this as 1t may, the Yankee burned the
Church and ran the risk of any collision with
occur hereafter. We make q note Of this cir
cumstance and the baseness of the tiend, that
our people may see to what an end this war ia
tending. An account from the appeal says
guard was put around the Baptist printing
office to protect IL. IT the Yankees came to
destroy, why not destroy alike-Roman or
Protestant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

~ ESSe 81 r1sg SrRA1RR Lolnn--a ~
~ "a, sirNio, ! --The lcea * the Spasish
~ ~ .r,.r fo,.r A,und from Havana for No.
s1es1asr t1v'sf, Sosa'A ~, -. ..,.,,.
bile, and mo drown1ng % Iotsy.swo -,
has been noticed. Anong the loss was Co''
g.. - ~. n,okr..,. .tar. Who was on
SNAP y, uo"' s.:.a..s $1,000 If 9 600
special duby. nor caIeo va1''s
stands Of arms, l27 barrels Of Potash, anu
,,dna. brandiea cipsrs. and ga, 900 worth OF
M. s.,,s,.,,s., !. ~. statsment of
powder. Ane iol'o"l's = s'~
one Of the men who survived;
The gale commenced on Tuesday, the goth
S;ssoni short AZ miles from Mobile Point The
..aIa incrsasing. che ship began 70 leak, aud
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

Not Proved-Richard H. jackson, for many
years grocer in this city, appeared before the
Mayor last Saturday to answer the charge of
stealing $33 from Patrick Quinn, on the 18th
worth of whiskey Of Jackson, and after pay
ing for it accidentally left his pocket. book and
money on the counter. After an absence Of
fifteen minutes he returned to the grocery and
demanded his Saopsy, but failed to get it,
Jackson proved by one witness that Quinn
was partially intoxicated when he came into
his store; that he had no pocketbook in his
hand when he paid for the whiskey; and that
if he left his money On the counter, as alleged,
there were a number of persons passing in
and out of the house, who could readily have
taken it. The Mayor discharged the accused.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

Important Questi0n-A question of vast
importance to every citizen u to coma before
the Mayor in a few days, and from his inves.
tigation may find its way to the highest courts
In the State-that question is, "What is Mar.
tial Law 2"-"Whence the power for its es-
tablishment7" In reviewing q small affair
Friday morning, in which two of the Pro.
vost Marshals deputies were concerned, the
Mayor asked the G. S. District Attorney to
point him to the law Of the ConfederScy or
the State providing for the establishment of
martial law, which that gentleman could not
then do. The Mayor could understand why
military iaso, for the government of the army,
was necessary; but if there was no constitu-
tional authority for martial idao, he could not
see by what right detectives undertook to
search the houses Of citizens and take from
them property of any kind. II the Mayor is
right In his conclusions, and the higher courts
sustain him, will it not be proper to inquire
into the acts of the Provost Marshals concern
ing citizens, and disrobe many of the gentle.
men who are now supposed to be high in su-
thority7
General Winder'e department, this question
ought to be speedily settled, and for the fol-
lowing reasons: II martial law is legal, then
the detectives have right to use such force
- may be absolutely necessary to carry out
the orders given them. If it Is not legal, then
the detestives are liable to prosecution and
punishment for every order they enforce; and
Il they enter citizens house against his will,
that citizen has right to uss just such force
- may be necessary to eject them, even to the
taking - their lives. Where doubt exists az
to the legality of any measure not essential to
our cause, the sooner the question Is settled
the better. II there is authority for martial
law, We know our citizens will readily aid In
its enforcement. If there 10 no authority for
1t, then, in the name of common justice, let
the humbug be promptly exploded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

Coz TAief-James King, fellow Of aus.
picious appearance, was captured at the first
market Last Friday morning, by Mr. Sam Ellis,
for selling q fine mich cow supposed to have
been stolen. Yesterday morning the facts
came to light that King. stole the cow from
Mr.. John Stewart, Of Henrico, brought her to
Richmond and sold her to Mr.. G. Laber; but
that Mr. L., suspecting all was not right, re-
ported his impressions to Mr.. Ellis, who ar.
rested the accused. King will be examined
for the offence at the next term of the County
Court of Heurico.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

r........s. is,.... - s. 1lolardn inst. Thee
-. "~asli "ha;CpA vtah bedn6 : mspaciouG
~. . y - 81 svil fhMo ard rep1eA.
~. ~ RsItImors, aiding and ahsttlnR !ns
TO- aa.saa 0overnment In hoeAIe action
s.ssrs4 ~ Commonwealth ana cl0xo0e sneio.
al "a against the Conisderass Noyssnmens
hrouaht before Jndgs Aeredtth on q
- "a 1n6sos corpus, he having been com.
~itfed 70 jair for ten days By the Mayor 70
await On examination.
Woodeli was brought from the jail 10 the
State court. house about ii O'Clock, when Mr.
(3ilmor appeared for the petitioner end Mr..
T6seWell for the Comn1onweahh. The petit
tion 90 forth that the allegations In the com.
utfment Of the Mayor were untrue, but tnas,
& seue, The Mayor had no jorisdictlon over
then. Mr. 0ilAef STATED that Gen. Winder
- praeentt 70 testify IN behalf Of the prisoner,
49, tSen ayQued at some length. TO show that,
~ IL ordinance Of tho Convention, under
Whieh tho accused was arrested, the case be.
lenesd Of right to the military authorities,
and ohould b turned over to them. IL the
Mayor has the power, on the mere oath Of
one pereon, TO arrest and imprison for ten
days every party charged with crime, the %
ton or The Government might be ciogged and
The Southern cause seriously Injured Minsst
commAndants were, Of necessity, cSmp.neu
TO have their confidential age1ks, ana 20 pro-
test them. and al alleged crimes OF this char
49, ohould So turned over 70 them. Ar. Gil
~ therolore asked 10 have his client baiied,
on the ground that the charge against him was
not Witlin the Jurisdiction Of the Mayor, and
ouehf 70 IS heard and disposed Of By the Con-
federn&o authorities.
Judge Msredith read the ordinance Of the
Convention, and then declined 70 bail the ac-
cused frst' because the arrest had been prop
erIv made, and second, because the Mayor
had not had time to get the necessary wit
nesses before him, and to make out the cause
Of the Commonwealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

How They LEARN THE C0UNTkY.--A Yam
kee, taken prisoner at Raymond, was asked
what became of the many desertsrs who came
over the river q few months ago, and were
allowed to pass through this portion OF the
country atleisure, ere they were paroled and
sent North. We want his reply to reach the
ears Of every Provost Marshal in the Confed.
eIacy. Said he: "Ihey acere all Nth Grier
sou az his raid !'-Meridian Miss Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

II eeneI1 consolation from The facts Oh.
tnhneAwi1h Eelsssaee 70 ths recent right on
~ 1appaAAnnoek b hat our nlsn very ga.
lnnaly rsesisvoA he fortunes Of Ne day, which,
1sdee ~ circumstances Of complete saf.
psiss b . apsriss fore, would have rsssisse !.
Ia q 1jGnstsoue defeas 10 men Jess brave aad
Aaaernina1 AhAn 10y. Our own acoounss afe
enae.,,ed ~ tAs Yankee dispatsAee, which
sAew p,aialy ~ the sas9y aossnes eoaaidsr
~ ~ asAievsd anything 70 boase Of In.
49, - asAisvsd nothing bae rspalss.-
0loasaas, Sellewing ~ illastsioss exanpls
Of Dssssids saA Heoksr, odd his bastle BIZ
enkinr knself ba6k To that Id Of the river
ffou which 10 cane IN the morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

00D0a0 oSCV80ssaOo.
We leazn b. The laAsst arrival iron Europe
1has - immense meeting had been held b
- o9sa cir In he great manufacturing town
d9ehs0siA, which Wa addressed b. Ne. Roe
h1sk b . speech warmly synpathixing with
~ 0oaeh. -Aftsr his adlEess The following
resolulioa was novsd By tie Rev. ]. p. Hops
sseoa1ea b. II. II. Bsal, and carried BY Al
overwhelming najosity:
That, In. tho opinion of this meeting, thl
0ovee1ms0t Of THE country would cot wisely
boeh for ~ intorosts Of EsGland and those Of
~ world, were they Immediately 70 sntel
into nAeotiations with the great powers o.
kpowledemsot 81 them Of The independence
Of The Confederate States Of America
) II. Rosbuck, who b the member for Shsf.
AsId, spoke with bic usual impulaivsnsss. He
stirred up the. meeting moss decidedly. The
cheers which 10 drew forth were intsrIarded
With strong exprsssions Of dissent He 20
rilsd Tie fanatics that one of their most OBJ.
serepeross men had 70 b taken of BY the po-
lee. Hr. r sAid that he ct 6rst .'monrnsd the
sepaEation' Of the South from the North
"But," hs continued, ''ths North themselves,
from the very commencement, were 80 craei'
% determined on empire-so determined ON
maintaining snpirs-that they forgot Chart
y, they forgot Christianity; they made them-
selves . spectacle to the world Of Cruelty,
Corruption, and Horrorr lCheen
The honorable member then remarked that,
this being the case, his "feslings changed"
but hs expected 70 zee the North, with its
great resources, subdue the South. He con-
5ssssd his disappointment in the successful re-
siaGanss Of the South, whose people he COM
plimsntsd taking, Of course, Q little credit 70
his own nation By the comparison y with the
remark that they had ''stood up like the real
descendants, a. they are, of Epglishmen."
"And," he added, they have fought to the
death. They have conquered the North" He
made some very good hits in his spicy and
discursivs address, and contended warmly for
the immediate recognition of the Southern
Confederacy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15
FEDERAL MlNneY.

GCOGIoA NAO0Sys
The Supreme Court of New York, Judge
1ngraham presiding, has Just decided that the
Treasury notes Issued under the act of the
Federal Congress Of 1862 are not a legal ten
der for debts contracted prior to the passage
Of that act. The opinion Of the Court denies
the power Of Congress to make them SO, and
two Of the three Judges who sat upon the
case-Jusices Peckham and Leohard-declare
that Congress has no power whatever to issue
paper money, ''thus discrediting, 90 far as
thar official acts have suy influence" las the
New York Tribune remarks) ''the system
Of currency on which the industrial prosperity
Of the country and the solvsncy, If not the
ezistesee Of the Government, depend" The
editor, after furious Onslaught on The politics
Of the three judges ~ whom this dsci.ion
was repdsrsd, predicts that, when the case
goes up TO the Court Of Appeals, 'thsrs TO be
heard end decided BY loyal, impartial, & O.,
Black Republican, andincorruptible Jalgss, .
Il will most assuEsdly be disposed Of In such q
way - 70 avert thas most frightfnl Of al e.
lamitiss, the dissertation Of tho Abolition CON:
cean In WashingtOn.
Similar cases are now before the California
i oar4i, and We are informed by the. World
which, By the way, strongly uphoids the de-
sisien Of the New York .Court-shat the lega,
tsnder clause Of the Yankee currency oct IL
also called in question in several other States.
This Il ''ths beginning Of the end Of the YAM
kee 1hinpAstsra The leeal4sndsr clause was
The shest anchor Of their whole paper cur.
rsney, and when that falls them the whole
fabric has nothing forrest upon, and must in
svifAbly ank undss - own weight
We Tserse that the pressure Of other matter
doss not allow - 70 give synopss Of the
oPinion Of the New York Judges; but the
following remarks from leading New York
paper present very accurate picture Of the
nonentous consequences which are likely to
now hon T..
'sThis subject h one Of such vital interest
tAAt the stroDg probability, amounting to
). s 1890 '.as =: ssss 'e +, ;sa.
banal a - feeost, challenges the attsuaion
Of The Wh0le buslaees community. We sup-
pcs vagpo droad Of tho arrangement 90
psehe0ded from such dscision to be the
ma!n reason why % many arc inclined 70
look as1ance ON The Courts, and secretly Dc.
sire tasn y truckie to Congress, and 10 40
49,. 49, .asir jadg.ses, z Y aneoa.
ths Gaprene Coat will maiuiain g char
aesss. 16r ia1ePeadenss. Il win mot surrsn.
= - caa,:asiies 70 ~ imaginary public
Il = 1slvernlly agrssd that soon after the
M1g Ne Anet rotaEn 70 the spocie slandard4-
- who ineur 49, now 70 b paid then,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

At the Cage, since our last report, business
has not been very active, and the offences for
which tho parties were committed not very
prominent Collin, slave of John Fisher, was
confined on the charge Of aiding and abettipg
In Stealing three bottles of whiskey from
Charles Hunt, by receiving the same knowing
them TO have been stolen. Philip II. Ray
nolds was committed on the charge of break
Ing into the store of Emanuel Raymen, Cd
Masket, and stealing sundry articles and 80
GO In money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

A deserter from Newborn, N. G., says the
Yankees are 10000 strong, and will advance
ON Kinston, N. e., to-day.
Gen. Beauregard last week inspected the
defences at Quincy, Fla. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

Pistol Scrape.-William O'Brian, charged
with stealing pistol from VIM. j. Scott, was
before the Mayor last Saturday. O'Brian ad-
mittsd having the pistol in his possession, and
protested willingness 10 give it up to she
Mayor, alleging that the weapon belonged to
the Government, and not to Scott The pistol
was turned over to the police for safe keeping,
and the party accused discharged, there being
nothing In the evidence to show that he de-.
signed appr0priating 1t to his own use.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

N[ DIN ALFzgD HUGHES, practising the
~ Hon 0,,pstt;o treatment Of Diseases. has r..
moved his flee co the corner u Bib snd Grace
at-ee.s, few doors above 81 xaui's and dire city
opp ,stse tho Catholic Church. ~
of1ss houss-Enesn'ng from 8 to TO- noon, from
3 to I; cvsnlns. from 7 to 9. j. Inns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

r. LArR HoRTnkKH PArkss.-A nsw arrival
OF Northern papers this <aicudsy) morning, Of the
very latest dates containing al the Eaws OF opera
items asout vicksbu-E at the Confederate Reading
Room; two late Locacc faperE; Yankee Pict1ris:s.
Also, all lbs city snd Southern papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

Conspiracy to KM-GsOrgs Warner and
George Ross appeared before the Mayor last
Saturday, to anawer the charge Of conspiring
to murder and rob John A. Parks. Both Ross
and Parks are said 10 be discharged conviCts
from the penitentjary. AZ the complainant
failed to appear, the investigation was post.
pOned I'LL this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15
~ 4 >. Pleaaants, Auet'r.

A DMIzISTRATElX-S StLE-WaA Be sold ca
~ WAoNNsDAY, Jrzus 18th. q. the auction
Ao4ss OF Il q Pieassn.s in Richmond, the iersonsl
eff cts at 4 Z Ghsasham, consisting o: Paflor,
lining Il ,cm, Chamber, AID Kitchen Turni;Irc.
sot OF nics Family Bacon, LAID. Ssls, SO The
Furniture is nearly rev AID wo.l kept, AID 70 de-
Be wing the it.easoa o. thoss Ia SaLs.
cse 10 souasaos al ~ O'clock
p eHHATEAH,
ksm',rix OF 4 Il GAeaiham, eec'd.
& & TLEAsAkTs. secs. ix;53 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

We ase iasesnea thae III. o. p. Bal.
vin WIN = isw days dsliysr q lee,uro
e @xaaksss ~ eos1hssAsrs'-a, thsna h
- naAs Aasasfers highly iaGsrsatine sad
ansasG, - - ass sars rsssnG syenes Vim
49, \ - Iiqnaney ~ point.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

Prison Record-The arrivals Of the Libby
prison yesterday morning numbered forty. i've.
OF these II were captured by Mosby in Ma
fyland, 20 were captured at Fredericksburg,
and 8 ct Brandy Station and other points,
They are representatives Of number Of diff
feTsnt Yankee regiments.
At Cattle Thunder there were Is persons
received during the day; among them two No.
groeo, captured BY Moeby In Maryland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

~ ln111rS, Teilssesa 3 ta6josA An4ytta y
--------.---------,x.ss Il sss
MIA WILL aaxsr n 49, - 49, IA Il
" reef1 ss1rnsi r., TllfnUh 81. - lotA ~
Jusn e ef 0'elreh leres txdnrfm I'll Of r&xoH
AID nHtifAnLM G0fTss.-
200 PISCES FAacy Psfrh
IS -. BIe.sbsd 81 snri,ss
% Chnlns Dela,nes
e ssDev11s lflb Linsne
ig ~ D.sI $500. s,s...,.
* s..sn a sn..I pa. ~ si Iin.n a
"a - I.ss.h TSe~.r.
"a u n,...S.a .,a T-c-n uuoa ahaak
&si. $40
IN, :, p - u., Ne.
n Wssa Ds"1 A-s'.
& Y,I.s sn,.....a s,~v sh,.ts
nis sc1 u.0sG. Fey e &c Q. r sns.ss s-n.
MO- css.ar,.. :. 1... ,SSs'
1 r =. % u vs:sss1d snm n,, U'o'n'ss
1srs. rc.r T,.. $500 Iose s"s'ls
uosS resc Envs,orn. ~.
Aiso. Il ia o'clock. l.rs. stock Of eHARp.
Array Knivs,. Fork, aad Spoons
Balance Hsndis Knlvss and Forks
/ B dance Hanjls Kaives
Pocket Koi's, Kal.tin1 Pina, Needles
Ladies' and Ohfldren's 6hoss
dcmjohn Apple Brady, 81 pears old.
Will 30 added to The sbove-
eases "a super 1nGllAh Prints
case Calico Dresses
Fancy xusiia DzeSzes
{ 1cgltia8
8 easss checked 0lngaAms
Travelling Trunks
LANIH70, C0LkA9OX + OATLhTT,
lslo AIc "ee.-.
BY Davis, hoper Z Co., AuctleneefS,
CuaApG NO-ASsR4 GAMBLER aSLT 40.
MI airns. OTMO, WEnIHsDIY Janc
IN Iafa soc ms..i,u ~ iii oc,oek. NJ uue storo
+, saa ;,,,r FONT hni,ta.11 arnsriors strest-
I2s hscn nrsma Enosr
- bhss chcica r q Xo,saees
e boxm ennsrier TaIlow Candlea
400 han, n d SAT-
IS cnsus r;sa
150 rro1R Mat =, an ~o,d oualitv
"a Sares fs-.una a. fac
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

.6y EHMnsR 4 Arenas AueSA,
iOOrusf Main and 13sh sta
A UCrIoN sALx OF DRY GOODS, BOOTS
II ard Shoes Stationery. Fancy and ktscslis-
neOas Goods, on WEDNESDAY,. June. nth .Our
next sale Will take place On WEDNESDAY, l7.h
insk ct Wbish inns Ne vh&0 Een-
DRY GOODS.
Boots AID SHOES,
HATS,
FANCY 0oODA
A splendid invoice Of Fresh Goods. juss resolved,
and worthy the attention Of bn1sEa
Also, largo assostmsnl OF
KISORLLANHOUS GOODS,
Among which will be found many scarce and deslra,
be goods.
Pseticulars viii appear on Saturday.
Parties Nnhic4 81 avail themE Ives Of the abovo
sale WI please ssud In thsir goods ~ eazy a. pol
bio. 0UMNNR i A11NIk
ls11 Aoeilceeesa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

~ The following contributions Of money for
tho bapeft Of the sx;!es of Few orleans have besn
rscsvsd BY RUFUS n RHODES from ihs county OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

ys4ee AalS6urkss's Cosss will reeA fhi1
1eenag, and 10 Gsan1 Jusv Mn rs Is soo.
- ~ - hoar es TIVE. Dou1o inact4anl
GnDoG ~ = 1e1neuD ~ 11gul - SIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

W. EOffCH.--Tbe members Of The Frsnkiin
NJ Ssysass Bsnk wifi ulsass meet at the Gfiioe
Of Hun Mon d set en- 4 o lDAY morning l5.h H.
ttant At 10 O'Clock. to attend to buSinses of crest
Ing to the institution
isl5-1ss WIN L HILL, rec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

tY. EskaAN2 C0uRTEAPAKns, TAKLa
OJsOfns Bid SH2kT6, LtaAM 10 81. Al
AUyrIeN We shaN ssn q II O'clock "a WED.
NSSDAY, the l7tn inst. q our warehoass, c,fner
AA.n and isth sts the following scarce Goods 70
which the attention OF hoqsoksspsfs b specially
Invited
10 largo white Cocntespa7ss
small Do do
5 cu.ore1 do do S,ubls
II large Dameak Table Oaoths
20 pfs yubls Bed khssts, ms quality
6 mrs Crib eheets
10 hus Liaen Towels
These good5 aTs IN good ocdsr. having been very
little cd and VIII % sold without rsAegvs at the
hour paa-ed shove. .
Psrtiss wiIhinz 10 purchase are invited 10 call
and examine tbs goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15
A GRIND EEL1UT BALL
n viii DO given At the
OLD HlRKKT HALL
TUESDAY EVENING, Iu.e 1e, 1853,
For the BENEFIT Of
TIA NEW ORL2AN3 kXfl.RA
Cemssiitss Of lrranE emsnts
Daniel W ZEN, John Num-.
Balln Aasteys..
John Hail. John Lane.
F9ssr CoMmiftss
john z Ryan, w Davis
Capt John Hartley, Nal Hiram W0edson.
q fhs affair promises to be the most mssnlA.
cent II the eszson
FAN the dsilcasies Of tho season will b on
hand.
Smiths Yut Brass Band will ba In attendance
II Tickets. admitting gentleman and Two Ia
diea. IS. =. fsl5-atA

EHilDRkA6 EXHIBITION BALDWIN DO
J given by Prof ST EAU2 BINGHAM. at
his Academy, Eonucs,ia Hail, 1f0sd Ut. ostWeen
eta and 7;h, Jane lGth, 1861. commsucins at q
O'Clock r n, precisely.
Programme.
PART 1sT-TABLlAQx.
4 !. EAy Queen.
Z 1ls Yeuog Oonisdeyaoy.
5. The season ct Flowers.
~ T. tbs ScheoIroon.
s. Angels Watching ov:s Sisspins beauty.
g. Scarf Dance.
Some Of tae principal ball room dances.
PART 30.
]. Highland Fling
2. Eailors Hogrpios.
y. CIacovlerne.
PART 9Th.
70 eonc.uds with the CIR AND OoNFHDleRATH
FLAG DANCE sn.nposed by Prof Bingham. 1oS The
occasion dsncod by 80 childfsn bsxring f. tss
THs ADDETs BALL VIII dominance pt III
O'Clock r u.
Ths Professor, aot being able to procure a LARGER
Hall for the occasion, win BE- compelled TO Muit tho
number Of visitor. and In order TO deirsy the o..
psnsss The following charges for aduittanos Willie
made:
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410eo.ss "
Ch6dren mol scholars. CO
kY Tbs pupas axo respectfully invited 3he
parents Of pupil Win b charged e2 saah.
NoTacA--Tisksts can b procured et tho Hal
every morning: ~osn the hoar Of IL y toll = -
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