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The New York herald., 1869-05-30

New Banking Schemc.-AcquisitIou of the
Northwest Territory.
OTTAWA May 20. 1859.
The government has announced Its intention to
proceed with the new banking scheme this session.
The measure Will probably come up for discussion
on Tuesday next.
In the House Of Commons last night the govern.
ment resolutions respecting the acquisition OF the
Northwest territory were carried by q majority
or Ill
The New York herald., 1869-05-30
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

Active Preparations Of the Brazilian Troops
Their Advance Nearing Lopez.
LISBON, May 20, 1S89
The regular mail steamer from Rio Janeiro arrived
here yesterday. The war news was quite important
Count D'Eu, the General Of the allied forces, had
rived at Asuncion and was making energetic prepa
rations to attack the Paraguayans. The advance
guard was within nine miles of Lopez's army.
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

upgnn's Magnolia Balm.-Thts Article h
the True Secret Of Beauty II IL what fashionsbc ladies',
and opera produce that cuvaied
6sngue appearances admired the circlcs OF
fashion removes all unsighy Blotche Rsdncs Freckes,
Tan sun burn and effects OF spring Winds and gives 10 The
complexion blooming purity Of Transparent decacy and
power. No lady who values fms complexion do with
the MAGNOLIA BALM. 75 will buy Of any of
our respectable dealer. or a q Park New YORK.
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

Fine piexion.-A Beautiful md Vel.
vet-ke skin free from all blemshes be produced
by BURNETTS KALIST0N, which, unlike other oosmetcs,
produces healthy action OF the cspariss. For chaang of
tnants musquto btcs suDburn roughness OF the akin
has equal For sale by JOHN r. HENRY, No. College
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

A Meritcd Tribntc.--Walter Heushba, Esq..
1f Broadway New York after baying been held upwards
Of ten years, used BARRY's TRTCOPHEROUs for eight
MONTHS and has thick. ustrous head Of real bisck
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

A.-ItaIfnn Lotion for tho Compiexion Pro.
vents sunburn and Frsckles. For sails BY Dr. ZACHARkR
Rrnad
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

Perfect Hair Overwhelmingly C0con.
tne the perfect and the preparation
for harsh and dry ha Irritation Of The scalp badness aud
daudruG.
The New York herald., 1869-05-30
Imnarfnnf Nafic

impcriant Notice.-The Havana LOTTERY.
As articles have appeared in several papers In the Cned
States stating that the Royal Havana Lottery Of Cabs would
be discontinued authorized by the Administrator of
the Lottery 20 state that there truth Whatever those
reports TAYLOR Co. rs Wal street
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

The Abolition Of Patent Laws Before tho
Parliament.
LONDON, May 20. 1852
The abolition or patent laws was discussed in the
House OF Commons last night. The Times editor
ally supports the measure.
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

To Kili lPo.ha in tio,hinG,. Fnrs. Carpct-s
40, u,e LIONS INSECT POWDER u VII 90 v; No!snt
Re rpe so, gci Lyons rpwdor. bee .. sypns stigma
turs on tl0 issk Buy ~ otnsr ant 20! Nu trpt aeep
ooasmspA Depot a pslt ,es, hos fosA
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

Nurtaugh's Celebrated Dumb Walters.
Manvnctei only at s6t Brosdwsy T~rsy seventh
The New York herald., 1869-05-30
Departure Of Mr.. Peabody.

LONDON. May %. 1859.
Mr. George Peabody sailed to-day from Liverpool,
on board OF the Cunsrd steamer Scotia, bound for
New York.
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

A.-I.edies Can Have Their Faces Euamellea
and eyebrows arranged By n. LAUssoN, 75o Brosdws.
Burnctt's Fiorimc1.-An Exquisite Perfume,
resembling the fresh odors OF Has equal
and s for sse BY all druggists
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

Royal Trynnn iyttery .-Prizcs Pait Va tiaij
urnisnei The highest rates paid fcr Douo',oA
AMI all &inis of i)I IA Slver.
fAYLOD 1 90. Baakers, Is van sfeN, ~ "
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

psercrnte Oinimcnt, n Sur. t'vre f.r Chrorio
Rheunaism price 81. Depot, ii5 HI sbih svraue
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

be taken before and after every meal
H. A. UiIOLvIN, lsl Futnr 4. n Y.
The New York herald., 1869-05-30
Ladies', BoudOir.

Last evening the elegant boudoir ned In the
hsndsomest style possible for The o. ladies'
thrown open 10 the public by Dr. H. r. HELMBOLD NJ
his already psas drug store So Broadway In connection
with the bodoir Is grand reception roo In the centre q
which the elaborate and superb OF soda
fountains point point octsgons shape and
combination OF the choicest specimens OF marbiss
"Pyrsnecs" treyot" Victoria Red Vermont and LsboH
atone. This fountain 10 surnounted by magnificent
1Chnese goJa rescoed in the highest style art By
OF our srtists The furnished truly
Oriental splendor with costly SOFAS chairs lounges The
walls decorated with portraits OF some Of emit
uent Roman ricbncss AnotheR
prominent and attractive feature Is that ladies always
In attendance.
Importance AT the present time thore Is probably
STORE world with attractions
fu and uriously furnished IS this really valuable AcQa
tion to our Broad~ay attract ions.
The New York herald., 1869-05-30
Arrival Of the Kcneshn /.

Arrival Of the Kcneshn.
MADRID, May 20, 1859.
The United States steamer Keuosha has arrived at
Rar
The New York herald., 1869-05-30
nr,..,.ouo; s,ri,u yy,,er. N,

edy for Cancer and all diseases OF the kdney Ths IL the
original Spring Water from Vermont which wrought 40
wonderful nd IL advertised only distineush
II the many limitations that attempted 70 be-
Mssisquo. Sold By druggists Depo, College Slscc n ".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-03-06
MORTGAGE SALE

Whereas VIM H. Dunsford and Mithilde |
F. his wife, by their mortgage Deed, re
corded in Book T. page "a in Gascnnade
Co. Records, did convey to IT,. Jones, the
following described tract Of land:
Beginning at The north west corner Of
Section 20 in Township No 40 of Range
No S west running South 81 Rods. and %
links thence east 40 Rods thence south so
Rods and 81 links thence east 40 Rods
thence North lO4 Rods and A links thence
west so Rods to the place of beginning
containing 40 acres more or less.
And whereas the said Jones did assigne
the said Mortgage Deed, as also the notes
therein described, TO Jammes o. Sitton.
Sept. IA. 1867 for value received, and one
of said Notes, being due and not paid, for
which said Mortgage Deed was given to
secure. .aes.
Therefore by virtue of the authority in
me vested as Assignee Of the said T. J.
Jones, l will as 81
on the 9Th day of March 1869.
ON the premises on Jakes Pruirie, Gascon-
AIDE County Mo, sell the abov. described
land to the highest bidder for cash in hand
subject to the payment OF two notice yet to
become due, mentioned in the said Mort
gage. Deed. >4'
JAMES o. sITToN, Assignee
Oft. J. Jones. .s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-03-06
Casper II. Riepe.
VIM. Berger.
Carl Schumacher.

In the Gascrnadc county circuit court.
In Vacation Feb 4th 1869
John Wlitefield & Rosine Nhitefeld
Peter Vogt, Cathar ne Vogt and Anna
Mar q RosIne Vogr.
Now at This day come the Plaintiffs by
tnelr Attorney, and file a Petition anb
Amdavl'' from which il appears that tho
DOfenda MS. are nonresipent of this State.
Wherefore, on motion of Plaintiffs by At.
torney 1t is ordered by the Clark tina, the
Defendants be notified that a civil action
has b,en commenced againt Them the obs
Ject and general nature of which is to OBJ
tain a decree ~ PARTITION of S hf-SW Sec
5 TIP IS also lot 19 f. 9th Str in tow
of Hermann and unless they appear at the
next April term of this court, to be beg an
and held at Hermann, with n and for Gas
conade comfy on the 18th Monday of
April next and GU or before the third day
thereof, and answer the Plaintiff petition
the same will be tahen against them as
confessed. Aud it is further ordered that
acopy hereof be published according to
law, in the Hermanner VoIksblat a news.
paper printed and publisher in the comfy
Of Gesconade.
= Airue c1pJ, Attest:
&c ENGLAND, Clerk
Hnndhausen Plaintiff Attorney
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-03-06
To all whom 1t may Concern.

This is 10 certify and give notice to all
~hom 1T may concern, that al the Febru
airy t.rm OF the County Court of Gascon-
Sae County state OF Missouri, begun and
neid on the second Monday of February
a. D. 1869 at the Courthouse iu Hermann
Ine On the third dty of said term, beeing
1ne tenth day of said Month Of February
1So9' Hiram Thomas Lincoln then Hiram
Iholhas Hutton, presented his petition to
.hO said Court praying the said court to
IMIangs his said name of Hiram Thomas
luton 10 that of Hiram Thomas Lincoln
nad the said court, having seen and heard
S1'o petition, and the endorsement OF
Noper. Lincoln Of the same tor the Pur
poses therein menlion.p: ordered that this
name OF Hiram Thomas Hutton be change
10 that of Hiram Thomas Lincoln.
IN Testimony Whereof, l Edward Ke hr
cle5t OF the said County court Of Gascon
naoe county, state of Missouri. her"unto
subscribe my
(L..S) lame and afixe the Seal
of said Court, at office in
Hermann, this nineteenth
day CT February; A. D.
1869
rrrYrn al,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-03-06
In the Case onade County Circuit Court
October 30th 1868.
ONWARD BECKMAN
vs..
IEO. Tube and ~ *
ELIZABETH Tube

Now ut this day come the Plaintiff by
is Attorney, and it appear to the Courf
hat the Defendants are nonresid enc of
this State. Whereof, on motion Of Plain
t.ff by Attorney it is ordered by the Court
hat the Defendant be notified that a civil
action has; boon commenced against them
he object and general naturo of which is
o foreclosure a martgage on the NE Or
Of Sc and EhfSW of the Sc Sec. 25 T.
A R z Osago Co.'S hf SW fri Or Sec. 10
NV fri or Sec 80 TIP A r 6 In G~asconadc
% and unless they appear at the next
April term of this court, to be begun and
held at Hermann, within and for Gascot :
ade County, ON the 4th Monday Of April
next, and On or before the third day
thereof. and answer the Plaintiff petition,
he same will be taken against them as
.entersed And it is further ordered that
"a copy hereof be published according to
Jaw, IN the Hermanner V~olksbiatt, a Jews,
raper printed and published IN the county
of Gasconade.
A true copy, Attest:
&c ENGLAND, Clerk.
Hundhausen Plaintiffs Attorney.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-03-06

g. made County Circuit Court.
Octr. Term October % 1868,
G ANDERSON
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-03-06

In the G~asc~nadc county circuit court.
In Vacation Feb 4th 1859
John WLitefield & Rosine hitefeld
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-03-06
A.

Now at this day comes the Plaintiff by
her Attorney, and file u Petition and Afis
dayit, fren which II appears that the De
PENDANT is q nonresident of this State.
Wherefore, en- motion of Plaintiff by Al.
vorrey i is ordered by the Cloak hat the
Defeadaut be notified that % civil action
ha. been commenced against HIM ths ebjec,
and general pature of which is to obtain
a divorces from the bonds of matrimony
contracted with the defendant on the
grounds of i'll treatment and abandonment,
and unIoss he appear at The next April
term of this court. to he begun and held
at Hermann within and for Gaaconade
county,, on the 4th Monday Of April next
and on or hefore the>third day thereof,
and answer the Plaintiffs reutitn, the
sam. will be taken againl him as cou-
tossed And it is further ordered that
a copy hereof be pubhshed according to
law. in the Hermanner VoIxsblatt a news
paper. printed and published in the County
OF Gasconnde.
A true Cory, Attesr
j. Z. ENGLAND Clerk.
DR.. O'NIEL sPla intiiI Attorney,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-03-06
Dissolution Of CopartnerShip
Office of Grant Storo No.

Office of Grant Storo No.
February oath 1869.
The Cepartnership heretofore existing
under tn name and firm, Grant Store, by
Casper H. RiepeG Go is this day dissol
we'd by mutual consent Snb agreement.
Mr.. VIM, Bergerard G. Schumacher having
retired from the Guinness having old thu:
entire interest to Casp-r II, Riepo who
Continue the business at The old Stand,
and the said Casper H. Riepe, IS elnpow
I,ezed to sollecr ali Notes and debts due to
The firm and also the, said: Casper II.
Ricpe will pay all debts owed. by the
i firm. and TO settle Of all other business
connected with. the. firm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-03-06

Octr. Term October % 1865,
CT ANDERSON
THOMAS OLIVER a.. F.
SHELTON OLIVER.
Now at this day cone the Plaintiff by
ill., Attorney, and flo IL Petition and Aft
doxiff from W Itch it appears hat the De-
fsnJ,nt is a nonresident of this State.
Wbecafare. on nation o. Plaintiff by At
amy It is, ordered by the Court that the
n. PENDANTS be nctifed that a civil ACTON
t,s heen commenced against them che
| object aud general nature OF which IS 10
sm2nn.x a deed fer tie w hi of Sc Or Sec.
| % IN 40 RI w, and unless they appear
-, The nett April term Of this court, to be
hsgun aud held at Hermann, within and
frr (,a.conaoe Comfy, on tho 4th Monday
~ Anril next aud on er before the third
Jav thereof, and answer The Plaintiff pc
,;,;on the same will be taken against them
a. confessed.t And it + further ordered
that a coqy hereof DO published according
r. law. IN the Hcrmanner : olksblatt,
newspaper printed and published In the
County, Of Gasoonade.
A true copy, Attest:
J.. c, ENGLAND Clerk.
Burchard s. Flanagan Plaintiffs Attorney.
In theGasconade county Circuit Court.
In Vacation February 26. 1863.
CHRIsToPH sIEMEfS. Plaintiff
= : 20 %s
FREDK HE'LL Defendant
To tore:lose Martgage.
Now at this day ONE thsgPlaintiff by
h.r Attorney aud file . Petition and Aft
davit, from which it appears that the De
fendant is a nonresident Of ibis State.
Wherefore, on motion of Plaintiff by At.
~torney it is ordered by the Clerk that the
Defendant be Notified that a civil action
has been commenced against him the OBJ
iect and general nature of which is to
| ~forclose q niar,gage to certain lands 10 Wit
the SW fri or Section % containing
2 97-lO0 acres and NV fri or Sec 33 cor
tanning 80 44-lO0 acres a" In township Al
Range 4 west and surAessyhe appear at
the next Apriftetm of t is court, to be
. began and held at Hermaun within AMI
for Gasconade County on the 4th Monday
Of April next, and on or before the thirc
lspay1 thereof, and answer the Plaintiff
neti,ion, the same will Re taken agains
, him as confessed. And it is further or
/ dered tina a copy hereof be published
| according to law, in the Hermamer Volk
f blatt, a no wspapsr printed. and published
in the County of Gascouade.-
Airue copy, Attest:
&c ENGLAND Clerk.
DIR O'N1EL Plaintiffs Attorney.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-03-06
sheriff Sale.
Swamp and SeheOl Lands

By vir,us of an order made ~byihe'co''
~ court Of Gasconade county al the Fet.
term 1869, l will on the
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-03-06
EaRk-, Sehirskrts- und Spe. 1t ems
CesCLHft
G.. q. 8iehard & ;oas,

In Rev 1orkkund hamburg,
etablirt ls47.
General Yaiiasr aasnturbsr
> amturs' msrttania. Damxf
iGiiisetnitflr Norps NAP u
rs Sua,Nmertta
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-03-06

Bir sut:uisn = Iaa.i&sins CUR Rei
nit rem 5amturssr EampiitiHin p,nssN s r gcrt
mad 9amtura. Southampton. 4onsun, 6ayrr IN.
garis, unr pom 6antura, Ssuttamptun, garts;
urr 6asu nad Ntw gcrt une slsw Orleans.
paNastiaeine CUR sfsiie auf SeaeL
npsn 5amturs Srsmsn. antmerptn
Sntrerpen nnO 6ssre had Nsw pert uns galtis
NOR; Af 81
Giisnta 1sts CUR 9isiit BON tarut6.
ii6sn G,isntabn Siat' omen nah esn 6ajenpldssn
nnr BON Ntw Sort in sas Snaut amnitas.
Nr&fstauf Ant gIdse Gu,s,a's
. 'IDir tsicrssn 3 %atiunssa IN jssss. ssIisti
en- Setrass in alien 0rsn EsutiGlanis, sk
Sdwsi,. Gsanfrits, SsIsisns. 6Saarss. Edus
marts ( Grtten, Ncrreasns, @s:sn unit siuslaas
unp te Sin;ietuns scu Shulsisrternnasm Jsks
i6eitn. u. /. min titisH qanrrrp. e. a.s
Nirt b~eSratra y alter mad ans son eurppa
,.i Gsmpi< une SssslitiTsn, NM uebmsr
9adsts 'r AtlieIeruns in irssns einsm 1tsils
rsr @elt all. BE; tinseb:nfsu atuhrn ~utsrneh-
men mir ale ,raamtli6tn SnriGtunstn.
Nir asfatten .@s itais'tutsn lie Ausatauna
ron Yahaas-S Gsinsn iur uuicrs Campie ual
SeSelitin-9 initn une roe StaGir,n BEN Nt6Is
aui pic nit uRs in gtrtint ana Rehsns.n 5duisl
in Gurrra. GsiGditsmGnnsr. pelts papsn &c.
brau6 MAIDEN unr lid issrtaupt Ger 4nnabm.
inr unitrt SeiGa'ts,peias pirmen nSusn, f0nnsr
ris nabersL SstinsunSsn Srn uns ~sriabrsu.
C.R. Richard & Roas.
eardav Ctr, Rss GRIT,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-03-06
e7tb day of ALril A. ID. 1869

and between The hours of 9 O'c lock IN
n. forenoon and 5O'clock in the aft ernoor
ofthat day, before the courthouse door
N the town of Hermann, and while the
Circuit Coptt- ts-in Session offer for
Sale to the highest bidder the foil ow n &
evan =, iaaI School lanl to wit:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-03-06

,,l65. 95-IOO " II hf ne qr TO y e .
'22:22-lOO n Il lfnw n&e GIL Scot l6
TIP "A Rauge6
Containing 1894 Sc 100 acres and ly.
ing in he7county Of Gasconade and State
Of Missouri.
This 2ash day Of February 1859,
CHRIST. K, HIN.
Sheriff of Gasconade county.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-03-06

In The Gasconade { ounty Circuit Court.
In Vacation, Fcb'y. 25 1869.
A NJ. VALENDORN
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-04-08
Miss schneIllers Concert.

~ "a .ANN ~ = p ~ ~ Az ~ p I'D
Tho concert last Monday night
was listened to by an appreciative,
though not overgrown audience.
A Detailed notice Of the perform
10 precluded by the prs-oe.
cupiod condition Of our columns.
Tho programme was almost entire
Iy made up of classical music,
which was rendered in manner
worthy of its gifted Interpreters,
and which would compare fivora-
bly, with the efforts Of artists Of
the highest celebrity.
The piano playing OF Miss CAR.
oLINE ScaNEIDER would scem to
leave nothing further to be attain
ed in the way of excellence yet
as she has heretofore done, she will
doubtless continue to progress to
higher triumphs '-'
THEoPHIL SCHNEIDER, as q violoh-
cellist, already ranks with the mas
ters of that instrument
Master CHARLEY is evidently on
the road TO the position Of a first
class violipist. I48l
EMIL ScuNEIDER is ono of the
finest futists in the country. 4
Miss LAURA BAcKUs and Miss
IDA SCHNEIDER are already adopts
upon the piano, and destined to
achieve higher distinction.
Last, not least. MISS EMMA J
LArHRoP, as a vocalist, is undoubt-
edly of superior gifts. With the
natural endowment of a rich and
powerful soprano voice she has
Joined high cultivation and a pleas
ing execution, and is doubtless to
be heard of further in the musical
world.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-04-08
OBITUARY.

DIED--March 3lst, 1869, at the residence Of
his grandfather, Hon Il. Ewing, Clemens be-
loved child OF ClemensF and Mara e. steele,
IN the third year Of his age.
Bright, beautiful little Clemmy, the verlest
sunbeam that ever gladdened home, has
passe ed from earth away and 'the places that
knew him nee shall know hlm no more for
ever"
fearful eyes gaze sadly on the desolate
rooms his bright face once made so cheerful,
and fond hearts are aching, at the remembrance
of the little form, and the voice OF music that
can never again gladden. their earthly solourn.
He was blessing lent; Joy too bright for
cart h, and God has but recalled his own. No
tears will ever dim his starry eyes; the rosy
c heeks will never fade, rough care. No pang
will ever wringthe the little heart that beat 8 o
fondly for those heloved; that even when the
quivering pulses were almost still, and his
mot her pressed her lips upon the waxen hand,
raised his parched and feverish lips for a
last kiss and iwined his dlmpled, baby arms
lovingly aroun d her neck. The angels were
even then waiting 10 bear him to, our Savior 8
BOSOM He was taken from the evil 10 come
the bright flower that daily grew In beauty, and
faded 40 suddenly. Then grieve not for Glenn
my.he has exchanged the cares and tempta
tons q this world for tho unspeakable Joys OF
Eternity. t'F CON.
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"rhe Secrets Of the Great city;

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he LIyste,i les, Bfiseric. and Grimes Of NeD York
Ciiy," is the title OF handsome volume, just
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II cells how fortunes are made and lost IN q
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This book will be found especially valuable
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-04-08

The MithOR House.

Lancaster is fortunate in hav-
ing had the addition to its first
class hotel accommodations which
has been supplied by the erection
of the Mithoff House. In lts sin.
gleyear's experience, under the
auspices of the KAuEFMANs, father
and son, it has gained a fame not
excelled in Ohio. within tho wide
circle in which it has already be-
come known. The Messrs. KAUFF-
MAN remain in charge for another
year, which is an augury of com
fort and qualification to those who
have heretofore enjoyed the am
Pile and excellent accommodations
OF the Mithoff, as well as those ex'
pecting to enjoy them heresfter
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-04-08
/. o. o. f.

The Fifteenth Anniversary Of the establish
ment orodd Fellowship IN the United states
will be celebrated at Lancaster, Ohio, on
Monday, April 2Oth.
PROGRAMME-The Marshal will form the
procession, as required by the regulations o
the Order, in the Hall Of Charity Lodge, at
o'clock, P. NJ.
The procession will then march in order
North on Broad 10 German street; West or
German to Columbus street; South on Column
bus to Broadway street; North on Broadway tc
Chestnut street; East on Chestnut ID High st,
North on High to Main street; West on Mair
to City Hall.
The oration will be delivered at North from
OF City Hall, if the weather permits. " the
weather be unpleasant the Grafton will be de-
lyered in the City Hall.
Visiting Brethren and Lodges will be furn
ished with appropriate places meeting pre-
par tory N forming procession.
All the members OF the order arc cordially
invited to attend and participate IN the cele
bration. AprilS-3w2