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Il VII be seen from an announcement in our Gdvsr.
Using columns that MJor Ball. the efficient and popular
Senator from the LOudOuu district is candidate for
reelection,
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY o.

TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
Richmond -PELow cIIzESs-Haypg been nominated In the
daily .pe aud requested bylorg md tiled friends accept
denomination for seDaior for this city, Avacaocy cagssd by the
resignation Of the Hon John Robertson. hereby saLoun;e n.y.
candidats for that dinRuhed and Important trust AID
should be your pleasure 70 ee me promise TO the brft OF
abb ~ guard your teTes, with q al end devotion
which have heetoOr attempted In vice. Returning
my thanks for your long and continued conldi nee,
remain your friend and fell citizen,
nv 4--tdes X. o. HASKINs.
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TO THE VOTERS OF PITTSYLYANIA

~ LIE NOlEuED w II lh ANlh
COUNTY VA-At the solicitation az nary fnfs hereby
self candidate represent The people Of The rornty
PittsyySna IN the So e. Senate By duties In he d At the
present ne Of Importance by OF the Spring
pagn which has already commencec der mposse for
appear before The people In dung the envss thee
fore 10y claims unbiased people, with the hnpe that
my long reidece In the county ard eOGy duDg
the present struggle VIII ene Inns upon her su
frages While The post duty will dot permit 20 be al home
bew this and the elec deem II my duty
some extent, the principles by which, eec'ed will be
eFned
Our country the midst q great Indepen
dence 7stI conscioss Il tLevs billy that would
devoys eerted to pOtsnt posd at his tnv.
NV best efforts will be devoted the best Of supply Ing
With food and clothing gallant n the field With the
poss bic inuy hs people, vhc only 10 effected BY
and proper Of distribution Of the OF
whole country Our amply rahcsnt IN continue
In service present provided tn per siem Of d
butt Of he supplies AID the q oht lining thn be
adopted.
der tie control eroless an wand oe the taxa.
ton consequently imposed upon the shining portion dnbrd
legislation II will be sct u favor action viii best
enable the people 70 ct n demand
LenrIug co-operad 70 q Gen raj Gov<nmeft In
everything that relSesto the frerFnce II With
an eetc ropulou home ship r. State vi ride The
Of 10 triumph and he present struggle be brcu, hto
speedy ard hdncrable close.
Should the people cal this position VIII e
di,charte theacs accpt-
able people II elected viii Ing
the present struggle where the post Of ddiy calls
April 21th 1889. d. DICKINSON.
IAN
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Please announce in your paper, in reply to
comn1nioeons without reg'ri 10 past poll teal dnctlonS that
candidate represent the county Of Seoa ia the nsxt
Virginia l. glsature.
my side WILLIAM ". HARRIS,
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

Il Esols1, On Tsslatnes Of Ns samuel W.kin. e
terS6urg, Va ths 23d Apc, GOLD ENSLl -. -
WATol, made By Jossph Johnson. Liverpool HA Ssoige
Tss sSs TsSarS Vii : vsn =; s1 IA Tassh delivered q
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PECEAL NOTICE The atteutionsof pur-
shaSsrs Who desire III EIsANT FUHNICdH Is sspe-
eay called ny saI UAPl Laihsr o - rtso snss CORNER
L 10 2ph ntresa Charoh H, 10 clock mornlns
mS-is--is e 8 PLEAsANTD, AEetG
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MARRIED,
DIED.

y ss..iek O the eth Inst ~ the Rev 4, olsSOrns osp
tAStLIs aLLIN q Luosnburg, M1s LUCY A., drsher
Of AeesFi = hsase, Of pfusswiek ryls II
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eIsEaAi H0ssHAI, No. =, R,shnond.
IN DSna ION. q Linen shssing etc, are r.yrect'
f solicited for the % the wounded bodra OF this Hosp
tai the will be cheeunS received through Wing
once, marked 0ENIRAI HOSPITAL NO. %
pyls-N b,Roph1R, Surgeon "a charge
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JOHN LETCHER is candidate for Con-
GaEss in the Eleventh Congressional District.
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FOR STATE SENATE.-JAMEs III. CARSON
Candidate election the he District
posed Of the counties OF Fede.k, Clarke and Warren.
my6-t2J,hmy
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BoIrns pIrOr., sou!bs np,on county: va; !

CULPEPER.-We are authorized to an
noancs Mai JAMES w GbEEN a. Candidate to represent tie
county Of Crlpeper in the House u Delegates.
myG-d2aWd8ctje
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We are requested to state that WlLLOUGd-
pY NEWTON not ldate retleei T. the House Of
egA ss the counes OF Bic. m0nd Al WeSmofelaEd
INV i4-dlt4cll+
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CAPT. ALEXANDER COKE is a Candidate
for the Delegates Prc Anne county s
fhe army sevhere spDrect his services IN NE
field, worth and his fines the post sn1 mean
elect him. Lmyli--u-I MANY NoEAss
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no THE VOTERS OF SUSSEX, GREENS

l. VILE, and sou HAMPTON.
Ia compliance with the and wishes Ct lends
respectfully announce myself candoie ioieprtbent he
eouns Sussex Greersye ami Southampton the kenate
Leeislsture & Virginia, II elected 81 u tndGyor
faithfully and mpar lily discharge he responsible duties ths
win upon II not elected thSll sufedno orf.
ca ion or ds,ppolntmtnt. Respectfully,
my 1866 GEORGE y. BEAf0E.
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NorE-Ws have received 2, Gst Of the casualties "a
Archers brgsde-too ste FOR inseri9n In this issue.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-07


tured by the rebels on the 26lh, with oil troops,
artillery, etc., there. Our loss 10 one thousand
men, including company OF SIX hundred con.
valescents, and eighteen or twenty pieces Of
heavy oalibre. n .ol 5ssvds 7.r-.q. 81
Il Our outposts have fallen back 10 Butte Sta
ton, twenty miles from New Orleans. 5.
A party Of workmen, repairing the railroad
bridge over the Monchao, was captured by the
rebels. -, s.,.-. o.fl-
Tae Crescent says as faras New Orleans is
concerned, the city is secure. u
The guns Of the feet command the city, and
Gen. Emery has disposed of his command 60
that he can eifectually defend every point.
From Port Hudson there is nothing import
ant. Bombardment continues, aud another as
sault was expected on the 9th. .L.
NKw YoRK, July 4.-Aooounts from New Or
leans atate that the rebels now occupy the
whole Lafourche country, and communication
between New Orleans aud Berwick Bay is de-
stroyed. II
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Hancock's corps, which defended the ceuter.
was thanked BY Gen. Meade In the. name of the
army and the country.
Ar seven O'Clock Friday evening, the 81 and
9th corps attacked the enemy 9 right, gaining
good deal of ground.
Our cavalry to-day is playing on the rebel
Hank and rear. IIkW IT 'H.-t tii1
A Harrisburg dispatch to the Herald dated
the 9th, says: Governor Curtin received a
dispatch from Hanover stating that twenty
thousand rebels and over one hundred cannon
were taken.
Gen. Pleasanton occupied the mountain pass
near Chambereburg, cutting off retreat. We
mold all the mountain passes. aud have formed
o Junction With the militia, almoat surrounding
the enemy. tlhNH = IJ7'E7'
Ills repori ed the rebel column on the virQinia
eide OF the Potomac 10 unable to reinforce Lee
on accouot Of high water. 20
faro!ed prisoners say the rebels captured
thiriy-six hundred of our troops. Our forces
have the advance Of the rebeis In three main
positions. II 10 stated Lee has all bis available
force with him. -r, mn r,-Tr ;, .s.,-Trr-
HEIDaUARrERs Army or The PoroMI a., 5uly5.
The rebel Generals Kemper and johnson
were kllsi, and Pender wounded. The FEEDER.
81 General Farnsworth was killed Butter
held,s wound Ia severe, but not serious.
street or Hill. SoNs
Gen. Meade Issued congtatulattrry address
70 the eImH saying The enemy, bt "a I'd and
defeated, has Withdrawn from the Contest
Our tack 10 not yet accomplished, and The com
msndipg General looks 80 the army for greater
enoit' 10 drive the enemy from our soil.
HARhi'BURo, July 6, Nothing Ia known
as to the exact situation. Lee is obsbly trying
to retreat by both routes, It ID supposed he
does not know OF the destruction Of bis BON.
toon bridges. .,......-. =,
The p5.l!ion Of lbe areabsi army las. nigh.
was, with his left near Hunterstown and bis
right across the Emmstaburg road, thus forming
semi circle around Gettysburg. Cen Meade
operates from the csuter and Gen. Lee on the
aIc Of the circle.
PHILADELRHIA, July 5.-Ar gentlemen who
lives on the road. To- Fayetteville, fifteen miles
from Geltyaburg, and who arrived to-day, says
az four o'clock yesterday afternoon be heard
heavy firing, which continued till nearly dark.
This morning at an early hour It again COM
menced, and continued till 2 o'clock, but not
near as heavy as the night befo e. He left at
O'Clock, and the firing had not been renewed
The sound was In the direction of Gettysburg
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johnston Attacks Gfant's sear-The
Indtan0 ARNln ArOuRed.

New YORK, July 5.--The Sunday Mercury
publishes Dispatch dated Cairo, July 4th, stat
Ing 1t was rumored there an engagement was
progressing on the 3Oth between the advance
forces OF Johnston and those Of Grsnt's rear
1t is known acouting expedition from John
ston's army had penetrlted very near our posi-
zion on the previous day, when Johnston's whole
force was within few miles only Of our outer
pickets. ''At 1907 e.59g
Confirmation Of the rumor Is awaited with
intense eagerness. t6,7esi ., .,-o
The same paper has o special dated, Des
Moines, July 4ih, which says the Indians on
the border are aroused to horrible actlon, and
excitement on the border Is momentariiy in
oreasing. i have direct information from the
border Goat no less than three thousand, phnci-
Pally Sioux, just attacked the Pawnee agency on
Pate river. They are said to have fo1ghsliks
devils. am unable TO give the results, al
though 1t is understood many Of our men de-
tending the place were killed and wounded.
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os sn1.rTno. ~ $1,000 Psi:os mr. N Eur

sLGi suit-Takos 10000 Prison nors.
BAITIMoRE, July 5.--NeWs has been received
from Gen. Meade's army up 10 twelve O'Clock
to-day. The late victory at Gettysburg grows
brighter and brighter. The enemy was IN full
retreat toward CbemberebuEg and Greencastle,
lt 10 thought that Lee will strain every nerve
TO reach Hageratown, and II 10 thought bis aim
ia to reach Williamsport and thence escape into
Virginia. 60, a.. ,-'.,'' - II n
Intercepted dispatches give the information
that Beauregard 10 In Richmond and perhaps on
his way to Culpepper. a.8.h
Meade 10 hsrassing Lee with cavalry aud fol-
lowing IN pursuit. "a
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-The Journal publish
cd the following In an extra:
BALTImoRE, July 5, ll:20, A. M.-The war
correspondent Of the Journal has Just arrived
from >ye,terday's battlefield. He states that
the route Of Lee was thorough and complete.
Gen. Meade has not only captured twenty
thousand rebels, but reoaptured all our own
troops, who were previously in the hands of the
rebels.
r 3P. Mt is really true that Lee has been
totally routed and is seeking to escape. Pleas
anton has cnt off his retreat through the gap
leading to Chambersburg.
We took one hundred and eighteen pieces Of
psonsr 'nd and 3r a" bat besH co. 70 y Bs And
day's fight. We hold the town OF Gettysburg
and oil the hospitals Il is o complete victory.
Our troops are In excellent spirits. They
say universally that this battle is the most
desperate the Army of the Potomac ever
fought.
From the latest intelligence received here it
is fully believed that Gen. Lees army has been
completely defeated.
There has been no fighting to-day. The reb.
el army 10 endeavoring to retreat through South
Mountain.
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Morgan ATTACKS Le DAnOn-Our Force.
Surrender. t.-..I I.'7

LouIsvILLE, July Sat seven this morning
John Morgan with four thousand cavalry attack.
ed the gosh Kentucky infantry, four hundred
strong, under Col. Hanson, at Lebanon. After
Q seven hours fghs Morgau's forces COM
meneed burning the town, setting FIRE to the
railroad depot and elk or seven houses. Col.
Hanson then surrendered, and Morgsn's forces
left In the direction of Springfield. Six or
seven were killed on each aide and several
wounded. -
The Journal is advised that thirty rebel ruer.
rillss crossed the Nashville railroad at Rocky
Hill Station early yesterday morning, and
burned the depot. They then went TO Lebanon
Branch, nine miles from Lebanon, fred into a
train going down, killed one, wounded another,
riddled one car With bullets, and then went to-
ward Lebanon, encountering on their Way ten
of the Sixsy-third Indiana infantry, who, With
out even q commissioned officer. whipped thirty
rebel cavalry, killing four, when the rest de-.
camped. No loss, on our side, Ia sgsa 6.sos,
Captain Ernst, Of the Twenty-sixth Kentucky,
attacked rebel company o Woodburn, on the
Nashville railroad, and whipped them, captur
ing hity horses and four prisoners, and wound
ipg, several. The rebels Aed in The direction
airy is In pursuit. -
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LOnEssress Killad--General StckIcs
wounded,

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Information received
here from the battle near Gettysburg last night
10 that 10 was extremely fierce and stubborn.
Heavy and determined assaults were made BY
the .ebeIs, which were gallantly met BY our
troops. This morning AZ daylight the contes,
Was splritedly renewed. Oar army drove the
enemy, who is turn drove ours; the fighting be-
Ing desperately severe, and probably the fercest
Of the war. Prisoners report Longatreet killed
aud this seems to be confirmed BY later intslli-
gence. Col. Cross, Of New Hampshire, and
Gen. Z,ok, OF New Ytrk, are among the kill
cd. Gen. Sicklea is wounded, and had bis right
leg amputated on the field. Gen. Barksdale, Of
the rebel army, was killed, and his body is In
our possession. The latest intelligence re-
eeived here was up TO eleven o'clock to-day. A
rebel mail was captured. Among the letters
IL is reported, was letter from JEFF. Davis "a
Lee, saying be could send him no more moops
"a Richmond was seriously threatened. I
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Latest from Cen. nTsaaa

3 WAsHIsGToE, July 6, 1890 A. M,--The fol-
lowing Is the latest official dispatch from head
quarters Army of the Potomac, July 5.b, $50
A. M: ..,., -,.-.----......
To Mo;,y. t3,n.,o, g,,IlTt,, W-id 1HT
The enemy retired under cover OF the night
and heavy rain, In the direction Of Fairfield
and CaShtown.' Our cavalry IL In pursuit.
n Icsnnos give you details Of ,ouI Captures in
prisoners, oolors and arms. Upward Of twenty
battle flags will be turned In from one corrs.
my Wounded and those Of the enemy are in
our hands. -''f1
l[Sgnedl GEO. G, MEADE,
.r a.-7s uz #- ...,or,-, Majot-Genersl,
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Gbf Obio 5tate,snr,am
TELEGRAPHTC.
Saturdays Dispatches. pa ts
The PresIdent,s Greettpg.

WASHnoroE, July a, 10 A. M.-The Pfesi.
dent announces to the country that news from
the Army Of the Potomac to 10 r. M, Of the
80, 10 such as to cover the army with the high.
est honors, and promises great success to the
cause Of the Union. and 20 claim the coincidence
OF all for the many gallant fallen, and that for
this he especially desires on this day that He
whose will, not ours, should ever be done
should every where be remembered and reyer.
eneed with the profoundest gratitude.
lSignedl ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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PElLADELRHIA, July 3.-The Washington Star
has the following Maj. Gen. ,sIgel has been
ordered to report to Gen. Couch for duty.
From private letter from Norfolk, dated the
Let Inst, we learn that twelve or fifteen hun
dred rebels have made their appearance in
Princess Ann county, with the design, Il Is sup
rnsnd, ~ MAILING a raid intn Norfnlk Cnn
siderable excitement, IL is represented, Is exist
Ing in Norfolk In consequence
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Monday Morning and Noon Reports, Il
Further About snc area, = att,e,

NEW YoRk, July 6-The Times saya: The
contents Of JEFF DAvla'a. dispatches captured
are, . peremptory order TO Leo 10 withdraw
from Pennsy sylvania, assigning as reason thas
the position Ia too haxardous and the condltion
Of Richmond 10 defenseless 10 warrant him IN
remaining longer. He also refuses Les,s re-
quest TO let BsAuregafd reinforce him, and or
deEs Lee south OF the Potomac forthwith. lss
The Tfmee' Gettysburg dispatch contains the
report OF che almost complele ennihIlstIori Of
the rebels. who len nearly afty thousand killed
and wounded on the ground.
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Leo,a Rarranl off.

NEW YoRK, July 5.-A Washington dispatch
to the Mercury states 1t 10 now confidently ex-
pected not only that Lee is completely van
quished, but his army 10 cut of from retreat BY
large body of Federal troops which marched
from Bloody Run yerierday to cp-operate With
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Lee Retreats Toward she Potomac.

NEAR GETTYSBURG, July 5.-The rebels have
retreated toward the Potomac. The rebel Dor
toon bridge at Dam No. has been DESTROYED
oy our cavalry. Oar cavalry have gone to
Williamsport to destroy bridges there. osher
preparations are progressing to intercept Lees
passage OF the Potomac, and our amy Is 10
motion. II Ia feared Lees advance reached
WilliAmsport in time to cross unopposed. Lee
yesterday paroled about two thousand Federalsl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-07

New YoRR, July 5.--A Frederick dispatch
states that an expedition under Major Fuller, 10
Falling Waters, i've miles below Williamsport.
discovered pontoon, bridge and ammunition
xain there, and number Of wagons loaded
wiin supplies. IN skirmish sixteen prisoners
were taken and 0 number killed. s,.ass l,) (.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-07

BALrIMoRr, July SIN consequence of 10
formation that Gen. Stuart was about to make
Q raid upon our rear this afternoon, Gen. Kn-
patrick was sent out on our right. Some can
nonading was heard, but up TO 8 o'clock he had
not returned 10 camp. 81 maj & .s,sN ssgr
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BALTMoRE, July 5.--Abopt six thousand prIs-
cners have been received and more 70 come.

.RHiLADEtPHIA, Juls GA dispatch from Gov.
Curtin states Couch's army is advancing lin
force, and is likely to rendef important service
The Governor 10 eatiiied the rebel army 10 In
our power If wa act. vignrnnaly and promptly
The crossing Of the Potomac prepared by The
enemy is destroyed, and he Is short Of amnu-
milton.
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nd PHILADELPHIA. Pa,

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" NEW and BEAUTIFUL DBsIGNS In great vari-
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needed.
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WADSWORTH HOUSE,
ADJ0ININaN. Y. CENTRAL, LAKE SHORE, AN
DHIn RAILROAD DHpOT,h BURRAI0 N "

THe Most Convenient House in the City.
THHWadsvorth House has recently been Painted
u tfescoed and return shed throughout, and 10 now
one Of Abe best appointed Rouses In the State It's prox
unity to ne principal Railroad Depots renders II partic.
ularly desirable 70 travellers stopping place, while
mono OF The old prejudice which has existed against
houses contiguous 70 Railroad Depots attach TO it,
kayeenge VIII Observe the House entering the de-
pot. Look on the righthand side Gong rung on the
arrival Of the train. Twenty minutes allowed in chang
ing baggage. good Restaurant attached TO the House,
the epd OF the Depot Accommodations for three hun.
dred guests. ,. .. ,.. . &s
mthifd0m "7 -'""
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RANKLN4s& WYLIE
Attorneys at Law

|flF1oE RzHs0EBUfLDrxo, coREEs on TOWN
" End niEhetlsets. nEosd Z ssiitW ,qsn
coIissiIs9s w eihsl n,.isrs RrsnP,ls s,ssass b.
deaif-dIY.
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msyled3n
NEW SHOE STORE
CUSTOM WORK
No. 9l East State Stree

WILL BIZ DONE IN THE MOST APPROVED MAN.
wv ner, and at cheap rates, the shortest notice.
NY experience In this line s long and avoraby known.
therefore solicit the custom Of a who have known
for yean. "
RKPAIRMG NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
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.Froln Navv Orleams.

NEW yosk, July s.-The Herald has New
Orleans letters, 26.h: Bfashear City was cap
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THIRD DispATcH.
HEADQUARTERS, Jplv 4.

To Mej, Gen. .Hslleck: a
The position of affairs 10 not materially
changed since my dispatch Of z A. M. we
nov hold Gettysburg. The enemy has sban-
dpned q large number of his killed and wound
ed on the heid.ssI shall probably be able to
give you return Of our captures aud losses
before night, and return of she enemy's killed
and wounded In our hands. &c.,.
GEO. g. MEADE, Il /
Nal. Gen,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-20

heard there this season. Well and justly is
she entitled to the title of the American Prima
Donna bestowed upon her by universal consent.
Miss Barton will sing again at Naughton Hall
this evening. The Bible Panorama, which all
who have seen It's beautiful historic paintings
admire, will be exhibited In sections with brief,
but Interesting descriptive lectures by Professor
Edwards. Preceding and after the exhibition
of each Of these sections, Miss Barton will sing
some of those pieces In which she go greatly ex-
GELS. Professor Hutchipgs will conclude the
evenings entertainment with fresh novelties In
regard to his rapid mathematical calculations.
All these things combined make Naughton
Hall place of rare attractions.