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DROPOsALs FOR CAvALRY HORSES.
Office Of fhe Chez ONa-fermaasr,
Department Of he CHUberlard.

Department Of The CHtabsrlard,
LoEisrtlie, Ky. Deoembsr II, ls57.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this of ce
until L q clock m. en- FRIDAY, the 9TH DAY OF
pecembeI, 1857, for furnishing thirty-niAe lssl
The Horses 10 be subject to rigid inspection, Of
q dark gray color, sound in all particulars, well
broken, in full flesh and good condition, from Is 20
10 hands high. from i've TO nine years cid, and
well adapted in every way TO Cavalry purposes,
and delivered at Jeherssnyille, Ind, bet the
I'D and 18th of January, ISIS
Bids must be made in duplicate, with a copy of
this advertisements attached and accent PANEL by
that in case the bid 10 accepted good and sufficient
Torrance OF the contract.
The right is reserved TO reject any or all bids.
BY order Of the Quartsrn sstss General Y. s. A.
THOS. SWORDS.
delssiB AoM Gen Br~xe. May-r cen
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ACcIpyFT-This morning, about o'clock,
the hofsee attached 10 a market wagon TOOK
fright on 18th street. opposite the Smith onian
Instiiution, and ran Oh In their flight IN
wheels OF the vehicle came in violent collision
with tree, whereby the axle was broken and
the driver, Mr.. John Hannahan, was thro wn
10 the frozen ground and somewh al 10 iursd
about the face and body. The accident Id.
yolved some delay, after which Mr. Hanna
ban proceed led 70 the city, and in good sea son
disposed Of his country produce
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SALE OF MoNxY.-Last evening. ct the sec.
ond monthly NEE ting Of the East washin eton
Buildipg Association, fat Navy Yard, Odd
Fellows Hail. over sl,O00 were sold at an
average OF 6s per cent The stock Of this as 80
citation 10 not all taken yet, and II money con-
TIN mes 10 cell as nigh As this figure IL Is fair 10
presume that this Is good association TO in
vest IN.
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can't, and standard Books. q very Low prices,
houid not forget the Great Book Auction tnie
evening, ~ 40 Pennsylvania avenue, under
he Metropolitan Ec:el, conducted ~ Et4
1891: VIZ. L. WALL 4 Co.
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SUDDEN DEATK.-On Thursday evening
Mrs. Wood residing at the southeast corner OF
and lax streets. South Washington, died
very suddenly. She had a child in her arms
snd called another lady In the house aud
handed her the child. when she Ia a few
moments dropped down and suddenly ex.
pired. DIR. Allen was called in and expressed
the opinion thar she died from heart disease
Mrs. Wood was the wife Of a soldier, who was
on guard at the Presidents house at the time
Of the Occurrauce = -
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISENENrs.

CHRlSTMAS PRESENTS
LADIES FURSi
F RSl FURSli
GREAT ASSORTMENT AT Low PRICES
All the Novelties Of the season now reaIy
or sale at SEYM0UR'S
de Y-lW In GEORGETOWN
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FOB CHILBLAINs AND FROSTED FEET,
Whites Embrocation 10 a specific. Price 81
per bottle. For sale 1t 424 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., between * and 9th streets.
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BIrs OPENED.-Y esse-day, bids for 80
sfrnetlng o two-f foot barrel sewer ia NO..
ehusetts avenue. between 6tn and 7ih ssrsss.
west, and for making the necessaryinznh oIs.
william j. McColium, ~ % Der Iineai -,
msnhols SD; Daniel Hrchcock ~ 30 Sis
JACOB u. Hutton. $3.50, S53 J. W. HutIon
Sz-s7, SO George Bos well. $3.50. $50.
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GRRAr REDUCTION IN PRrcxe !-Contsm.
PlannG 70 cnan9e our nusiness We vi sou.
Youths and Boys Clothing, at IS per cent
less than our regular price. Heavy coats for
IS 70 so, all wool pants rom % to %, heavy
vests at %, and all other goods In proportion,
at Barr'e, corner Of 7th and + sts. 12.5,l:
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IL you Wish TO buy your CHRISTMAS presents,
nne Gold Watches and JeWelry, you will save
ander'e, $40 Pennsylvanis avenue, between
18th and 18th streets. l2.a,i;
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ID Il y p o ) A l. s.

Qfcs. Bsreas X. F., aad A. l..
GatreStoa, TsJds. December 10, 1874
Proposals viii be received until the 10th instant
Tor the purchase of the property near Gan Anto,
MO, Texas, known ~ the "Goyerpmept Tsnpery
and Steam Saw Mill, y with Seventy -fve Acres OF
perry.
The Tannery consists Of Twelve n,D stone Lime
watts; fift, two Wooden Nsts; Seven Stone Pools
ano capable OF tanning els .0o0) Fifteen Thousand
Small Stone House. =
purchase money 70 be paid upon the delivery OF a
eeed and possession Of the property and the bal
ance on the LIST OF July, lsSs
deemed as sfactory. =. :
ardson, A. A. q. u. and &. ID. O., Galveston Tex
as, and marked Proposals. for Purchase OF San
The above property viii be sold under authority
OF Commissioner Of the Bureau r, y. and A. l..
j. p. RICHARDSON
Lieutenant and A. a. q. N :, and C. u. o.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
CovERNNENr EEoPERTT At AIExsS

CONVENIENT 5 TE,oPEErr At ALEXAS.
VI r.p \. Ia -. , phiA. va
cemher 9Th ct II a m, under the 81 pery,sioi -
BreVet Lieut. Col, : P Lee. su'-ussistant Con.
sickel Barracks. in Ale1sDdria. Va. on I'D or.
ner Of Payne and oTeaooo streets; 20 VII:
tHosrital wards. e0N2o, feet high
Headsnsrtsrs sss.o, IS Zee, hish, stories
tIso. ismS5isnee 'se boIsa Wagon. +, ST.
ger csri. @srt. set. harness. md iarss sSs o.
Sonds gned bureau stores; Consisting Of Stg,ss,
Terms: cash IN Government funds
Buildings to be at the risk OF the purchaser from
dsy Of sale, and must be removed in ten DAYS.
By order Of Breret BriE Gen O B,osn r
Capt. Chief or M and d. a..
de 2o-st Bureau T., y. aud A. L.. Dis. OF Va.
DUBLIC SALE or ORDNANCE STORES
BurrAu OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DErARrrrNr. .
Thar, Mas n ,s eIJIi December ~ lsSi
est bidders. on THURSDAY. the 18TH day u jan
Ms at os n g.Trss E
ssrvioesble Naval Ordnance Stores, com posed in
arrs sl sh Slot sss aSs kie. D VA. Sn
sns Carfrisge Boxes
ferms csss, and the s', articles to be removed
within ten days after the conclusion of the sale,
de is-t. ii. A. WISE, Chief q BaTesu.
SALE OF NgNssEHyIgTLLAABLE QUARTER
DTrSs B. e. bsssnss OFFS ~
viii l. sold at PUBLIC aution; under the super
$ arm, ON FRIDAY the 1th instant + 4 LiacoIn
Depot, lot of Qusrtermsst'I stores, rated az IN
SEQ Army w.sons, SIS set Lead NulsHar-
) do Bodies.Snfinished. 2ss sets whsel do.
latwo-hcr,e Ambulances 2s9 Sets. Wheel Amin
steam 1I IWSrthine,on . Wsson Wheel.
Z Lifting Force do, 2oAmbulance heels
lTIayelling Forge, 6eso lbs. Qua Shoe,
~ BATTERY do. 10odo. do Bolts,
No Mule Past Sod So 90 90 % do To- SPRINGS IlI
Iossther With Tool. Of ali Minds, and other ar
sale will commence at 10 a. m.
Purchases must be removed within ten days from
Term, cash, ir Government funds
By order Of the QuartermssteI General.
pepuiy Y. NJ. General.
de ls6 Brevet Brigadier General, L. s.A
II oBERT A. HAGGERTY, knotioneer.
H Hsggerty Phelps, Ne. I 4 Pine street.
EsesEKs's o sSy ., :; ssvr,l
Il will sell the Government Propeller General
cSristopseP V street. North Rfrer On MoS SIS
The Government reserves the right Of rjectinr
a. Terms s1as deemed di'~d'aninYssgSpSs NrwroS
Lieut.. CeI- of EuTineer- aud
deI7-r Brew. MAJ. Cen, 4. A.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
FRIDAY, January 10, 1855. at u m on the prem
ises, will offer, at public auction, the LOT or
GROUND with the Buildings and improvements
thereon and elegant assortment of Household
Furniture, of which T. P May was late Owner and
proprietor, situated in the first district Of New Or
leans, in the sguare bounded 10y Gasaust, Canal.
Msrsis, and Where streets. comprising about go
square feet of ground Number Of house S6o
The property 10, In all respects, very desirable
House and Lot are suhjert 20 n mortgage az aou
with interest from the 18th Gay OF April lsz which
will be assumed by the pure haser.
Terms made know tle day Of sale.
EDWARD JORDAN.
nolq-tfaaR Solicitor OF the Treasnrx
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FORMATION OF A GRANT CLUB-At a
ng neid last evening for thu purpose OF
FORMING Grant Club, Major II. A. Hail Was
called 70 ths chair, and A. p. Clark elected
seeietaIy. Inc following preamble asd reso.
lurions were presented and adopted
Whereas we believe the time has arr, vsd ~
give expression TO our preferences Tor onr
stsndard-oearer In the coming electisn. thsrs
fore, ...,I n Aeie-
hesoived, That the persistent attachment To
the interests OF the loyal cause, no less in war
man In peace, gives rs the emphatic assur.
ance tnat by securing the eisction of 0euera N
Ulysses s. Grant we shall never have occa.
SION TO lament The apostacy TO our prrncinIes
by one whose reputation consists In his nm.
I'M attachment 70 the principles of oar partv
Resotred, That q COMMITTEES Of threa 1rcS,
each wAI6 be appoinsd sy tns chairman %
1sqees. All ioyC eIizens, who favor the prin !.
epies OF this Club, TO meet us on Tussdav
evening ne1t, at O'Clock, At Wood ward Hsii.
Messrs p. Clark, Major q. w. WeiIs and
sidney Mcfarland were aopointed = co1~is
ZEE 70 dIat eonetitution and by laws for ths
Club. The Osub then adjourned, TO me-:
again n Woodward Hail eB Tuesday eyeoinS
next q - =
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NOTHING so NEW UNDER THE Sun as some
bea utiful and novel designs in over garments
just received a. Henping's, corner 9TH street
and Maryland avenue, for children, boys and
gentlemen.
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CHEAPEST Toy Books IN THE CIrY-Na-
tional Cigar Divau, ID street, near 9th. Cigars,
Tobacco, Pipes, dc.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT THE BRIGHT
HOPE PI-s-A MINER DAsHED. TO PIECES
SIMULTANEOUS SUDDEN DEATH OF THE WIFE
OF THE VICTIM.-A fearful and shocking
accident occurred on Friday evening last
at the Bright Hope coal pits, in Chester
field county. The unfortunate victim, Mr..
John Weatherman, was standing on plat
form about six hundred feet below the SUR
face, his duty being to unhitch the empty
descending Car and TO- place in the iron
cage the, one just loaded. /, Weatherman
was standing by to perform this duty,
when he was warned from above to look
out for an empty car, which was de-
scending with fearful rapidity. II is
supposed that he did not hear the cry, and
in q moment more the ponderous car, in
its iron cage, struck him with full force.
He was knocked from, the platform, and
thence fell hundred feet lower, to the
bottom Of the shaft. When his fellow.
workmen descended they only found his
mangled and lifeless remains. .l.-...
We understand, that at the time Mr..
Weatherman met his death messenger
was on his way to the pits with the intel.
ligence of the sudden death of his wife
who resides in Manchester.
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PER DIEM OF OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
THE CoNvENTIoN-WHAT OATH WILL BE
REQUIRED. Much curiosity and some ap-
prehension has been displayed by the pub
lie as to the per diem to be paid the men,
bers of the motley assemblage now endea-
yoring to frame a Constitution for our
State. The Committee on Finance have,
after much squabbling, agreed e" SO
called '') upon the following rates For the
president, secretary, and members, SIS per
day; for the rgeant-at-arms, Sc per day
and for the do6rkeeper and assistants, s5
per day. Rates for the employees have not
as yet been agreed upon. rsn
The rates of mileage are the same as
those adopted by the Legislature. Thus
we find that this committee proposes to
pay negroes who cannot read and write
more than was ever awarded for legisla-
tion to the ablest men in the State.
1t is generally conceded that an oath
will be required of all members and Off
GERS of the Convention. What that
oath will be the "dominant party has not
as yet determined, though the subject is
under consideration. 1t is not probable
that they will require the test oath OF
Others than the office-holders or ap-
pointees of the Convention.
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"and liberal settlement Of the much.
"abused problem Of reconstruction It
also looks for retrenchment and reform,
and speedy reduction of the public debt
at his hands.
The Herald as we'll as the Times, with
the air of the lion as he growls at the jack.
ais, orders off the politicians. It says:
Like every other movement, it will, OF
course, De used by designing poIiticalead-
venturers here and there for their OWL
ends; butall such puny attempts to make
the public will subservient to personal OBJ
jects will be sure to fall"
But let not these virtuous and disinte-
rested journals 1atter themselves too
much touching this keeping off the politi-
cal hacks. We strongly suspect the poll"
ticians were even ahead Of them. SIcKLEs
will do very we'll for one ). but if they were
not at the beginning of the feast they will
soon be. on hand, and il will abe found in
time that /" Satan came also." !,
The nomination of General GRANT con-
sidered with reference to the present con-
dition Of national affairs is altogether
agreeable to Us of the South. It will have
healthy effect. It will probably create
a sort Of diversion from that wretched
game Of reconstruction which has been
conducted with such pertinacious malig,
nifty and selfshness, so disastrously to the
whole nation. Radical Republicans can
hardly consent to surrender, their fanati-
cal views and their large investments in
manhood suffrage" and get upon the
GRANT platform Of generalities. The Tri
bune, the friend of CHASE, plainly settles
that point. Then, what are they to do /
They must look to the interests of their
party, and begin that skirmishing for posi-.
ton in Congress and elsewhere which must
soon trace party lines and give direction
to party movements. There will be new
jealousies, new schemes in Congress to be
fought over by those in'the interest .oi
opposing leaders; and we may hope thai
OuG VI tuoso CC.Ss.4 uSu1Lal tulFlSiolS SOue
new developments of policy may take
place. Whether for our advantage or not
we occupy the safe ground of a position
that cannot be made worse, and may be
made good deal better. 1t is the calcu
lation upon the negro vote that has put
the South into its present painful anl
oppressed condition; it is grateful to be-
lieve that motives and views relating to the
same question may lead to our relief
Certainly the negro vote cannot be give1
to two candidates, and we shall see, posi-
bly,, new moves on the chess board in
spired by rival aspirations to the highest
Office in the country. ~
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destitute female children, who have been
placed in . good home; surrounded with
proper associates, and furnished with food
and clothing ai-sg ID ,fntha sfv ,2tfsvs
During the past year girl Of about eight
years of age was found. skulking in, a loath-
some alley, screening herself from The cru
elites of a wretched woman, who had taken
her-ans sorphau--fromi the slms-house,
legally binding herself for the roeermsin-
tenance of the girl. Cruelty drove her to
the streets, and here she would have Be-
come q vagrant but to the asylum she was
sent, and is now rejoicing in happy home.
This is but one instance Of many that could
be recorded. !. Each little inmate of the
asylum has ahistory Of her own heart which
none but God may read-historiesc of sad
bereavements, Of poyersy, Of -desertion by
parents, or Of sad disgrace. The .associa=
tion has opened for the little sufferers o
retreat, the blessings of which only they
can appreciate.ra ee1 sHvfF 81! g97o hH
In conclusion, the secretary respectfully
urges upon the Association, the importance
Of renewed exertions to advance the noble
object of the organization-the protection Of
female innocence from misery, DICE, and
crime. asag rH : ls39asD yG .
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.Aa1cti09e Sales 4ThSs DAY.

SAMPSON JONES, JR., & co. win sell at
loh o'clock large stock of groceries.
COOK LAUGHToN win sell At 10 o'clock
the farm lately occupied By. Mr. Joseph ].
White, on the williamsburg turnpike op-
posite the Charles City road. .''s'zst.V'e7 :
GRUBBS S6WILLIAMSw wflIsen at12 o'clocl,
Ma very valuable farm of 81 acres, with
improvements. on the Broad-street road
just beyond, the Fair Grounds ssy fgs
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR s. SON will sell yat A
o'clock nlarge three-story brick tenement,
with brick building in the rear, on the
northeast corner of Mainan First streets.
SMITH & HUGHES, No. 1854 Main street,
will sell at 10 o'clock q. NJ. furniture,
boots, shoes, clothing, &c. ,-,.--,. -.
THOMAS PHILLIPS, corner of Broad and
\ Seventh streets, will sell at 10 A. NJ. a
large and varied assortment Of goods.
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MAYORS CoURT-SATuRDAY MORNING
MAYOR MAYO qPREsID1Na.-Moses Wink
field (negro), charged, with stealing two
pair shoes from Abram Gunst, was sent on.
William Riley United States army /,
charged with unlawfully assaulting John
Leonard with brick and resisting the
police in the, discharge of their duty, was
sent to the Libby, to be dealt with. eycda
Herman Schwartz, charged with beating
his wife, was required to give surety fol
his future good behavior. ~ ~ =
Henry Branch negro boy), charged witt
stealing FIVE vests and esundry other arti:
cles of clothing, from Mortimer Bowles
(negro), was sent on. The witnesses en-
tered into recognizance "to be dar Iess'n
dey was dead" sdt r. Sss9R 'eaas2 7" =
James a.. Shaw tsof Hingland born")
charged with sssaulting and beating Frank
Nicholas in the arket-place, was required
to give surety for his future good behavior.
Frank Nicholas was arraigned on coun-
ter warrant, and required to give surety
for his future good behavior: 7oo!o,o e
John Coleman (negro) was arraigned
for stealing chicken cock, and alduck
from Mrs. Richardson, and in the absence
of witnesses bis case was continued until
to-day --.--7-.H-'''
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/ CASES IN BANKRuPTCY.-The following
parties were yesterday announced as adj
Judged bankrupts on their own petitions :
William H. Read and-Jehn=O.Ghiles, OF
Richmond John W. Stubs, of Glouces-
ter; William H. Brent, of Lancaster
William E.. Morrison, of Petersburg
George 7. Roberts, of Charlotte Thomas
Pannil, Of aDinwiddie'; E. M. Field, OF
Greensvi!le; 81. R. johnson, Of Cumber-
land Deshields, Moncure s. Co., Of;
Cornelius Carr, of Henrico; George B.
Pollard, of Caroline; James a.. Cook, OF
Richmond A. NJ. Hughlett, of Lancaster
George W. Woody, of Hanover.
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:Maaijaee hatelZige,ascs,ee.. ICE ).

MINIATURE LMANAG, DECEMBER Q. 1897.
Sun RISES Moon sets. s.,,......... 4, ,a3
Sun sets... a. As High tide, p. Me-. 2.T
sT PoRT OF RICHMOND DEosxBsR7. 1857.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. L. b. Tatum.
Schooner Elizabeth White, lDeat0n, Albany,
lumber, captain.
Steamer Ellie knight, Traysrs. Baltimore, rnes.
chandise and passengers, D. 4 W: Currie.
Steamer Albsmarls, Bourne New York, ner-
chsndiss and passengers, S.'Ayres Go,
schooner l.. a. Vsnbrunt, -, New York, n1er-
chandise, Crowell Il Currie. ,t5Frt t,ig'
,gs s1fG a.0E BELOW.
-schoonersg Rappahsnnoek, -, Alsxandsi&
from Philadalphfa, and A.. p. Crammer, froLi
N sw York, are detainsd below DYewry's Blua on
account OF the severe gale from northwest. bIiBe
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Corn and Flour Exchnnxe, December q, 1soI.
|, .OrpsaIsas.- Wheat-White 430 bushels; red,
| ssS bushels cor7,-White, O2,bushels; yellow,
68 bushels; mixed, 56 bushels. 0dte--43o BUSH
| els Rys-17o bushels. Hour-Extra, % barrels.
Hay Virginia, 10 bales. Medt-White, so
bushels. fi III huE 40 .asIerE nj.z rs
SALBs.- Wheat-White l16 bushels at 90 log
s2. 90 and o. GU for inferior, good, and prime
red, bushels fair at %, 80. C6r7,--W hite, i62
bushels-S22 bushels strictly prime on privnte
terms, rest new ut 9Oc. .@$l for damp to prime;
yellow, 66 bushels new at 81, old at VI. l00
81 II; mixed, Al bushels new at 95c., old at.
sl TO- d Oats-4So bushels very good TO prime at
s2h.GssAc. Rys-sS5 bushels s els very good pat
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-1nl
~ compliance with an ordinance OF tas city M OF
Bs from A. M to P. N, from the 18th to the
Slst Of December, inclusive, TO receive the re.
naming half of the CITY TAXES. dsdueting, zen zen
Juue JuIIUS A. HoBSON, G. G. B.
B.-Those persons who have not paid any
portion Of their bills Will please call during the
same time md paw the aIpouptof their taxess as
|ilI have no Opportunity OF ceiling on them be;
tors advertising their property for sals which VIII
have not paid their personal tax by That tine must
expect to have their goods levied on as soon as
get Gu. Of the Office, az am requested to settle my
ce?@ia VuA' ~ 9D' a. ROBSON. O. c. 3.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOB THE CONSERVATIVE
CoNvESTIoN.-The Central Committee OF,
the Conservative party having made all
necessary arrangements for the ConserVa-
tive State Convention, which meets IN this
city on Wednesday next, authorize us TO
make the following announcements: -.
The Convention will meet In the Rich
mond Theatre on Wednesday morning at
| II o'clock. II will be called to- order, and.
| the call for the Convention read by the
Chairman of the Central Committee. 9 -
To insure seats to all the members Of
the Convention the dress circle, parquette,
and stage win be reserved for their exclu-.
sive use. They will be admitted only on
the presentation Of tickets to the door
keeper. The galleries will open to gen.
1tlemen not members Of the Convention
and to ladies who may accompany them.
They also must obtain tickets Of admis-
sion. ls-lk ,,..-,.A-,5.1
The following members Of the Central
Committee have been detailed to register
the names of delegates and to issue tickets
to them. They may be found ct their
Headquarters in the Ballard House and
Spotswood Hotel from 4 to 9 O'clock ?. u.
on Tuesday, December 10, and from 8 TO
Il0h O'Clock Am. and from to o'clock
P. M. on Wednesday, December Ilt:l ifLle
| Ballard House. Thomas j. Evans, &.
| 81. Davis, and Asa Snyder ts a.s-s 10
/ Spots,oood ,Hotel.-James b. Fisher,
4 James L. Apperson, and James A. Scott.
Seats will be reserved for members OF
the press, who will procure tickets OF ad;
mission from the Committee Of Arrange
ments.
/ Tickets of admission for others thar
members of the Convention and the pres
. may be obtained of the Chairmsnr Of th,
;. Ward Executive Committees, the Presiden
of the Young Mems Conservative Associa
, tion, and the President Of the German Con
servative Climb, viz: li... ~
i First Ward--E. A. j. Cloptou.
Second Ward-F. P. Turner.
Third Ward. r. Fisher. =
Fourth Ward-H. A. Atkinson, 1r.
Fifth Ward-A. r. Courtney. a.
Young Mems Association. Hafme
7 ! Gilmer, Jr.