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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-04
FLOUR.

DRIDGEWATER FAMILY FLOUR
ID am manufacturing q choice article Of FA Al
T,Y ri oiTRNsrnerior to any have heretofore
made. Every barrel warranted to give satisfac-
ton or Ila returned. j. b. FIChLiS.
''',N - y Falmouth, Va.
We have on hand a good supply OF the above
FLOUR, which we offer for sale In lots 70 suit
nurchagers Il. & s. WORTHAM & CO.,
IN % Agents for j. Is. F.cklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-04

THIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-ONE
III FRAMED SHED AT AUCTTON.-Will be
sold ON SATURDAY. March s. 1870. Mt IL O'CLOCK
NJ, the ahove-named PROPERTY, on leased
ground situated on the corner of Seventh ana Ca
nal streets, to satisfy distress warrant In my
hands in favor OF Seth A. Duval and against II.
W. Hey and William Davies
fe "a JAMES LAWRIE, II. G. G. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-04

AS SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE IN A
n deed of trust from William Fl. Turner to
william NJ. Warinner of record In the CLERKS K,
office of Charles City county, shall, on tue SIN
ises the TRACT OF LAND conveyed by said
deed, containing $50 acres, bounded BY the lands
of William Pearman, G. Brooks, anu 0thers.
70 "a tHb4x Sub. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-04

JXyANTED.-A YOUNG MAN who has
w had several years. experience at BOON
KEEPING In this city desires situation which
will REQUIRE his attention four or FIVE hours IN the
erenjny ddress ACCnUETANT,
NH st* care DISPATCH office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-04
LOST AND FOUND.

" : = >
I oST, A S N 4 l. l. CUFF-BUTTON
IL with II CAkBUNCLE SET In the centre.
The finder will be Suitably rewarded for It's return
Il this Office. Inh lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-04
STEAMEEg.

DOWHATAN STEAMBOATs.Ia,
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATE ssssEsssgsass sssss
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBURG.-Chea
reliable, and safe route to Baltimore, SaVannaii,
Boston, and the West. Tri-wcckly line to Bait;-
more making close connections with steamers to
Philadelphia. No transhlplncnt OF goods be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore Leave Balti-
more every TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and SA
TURDAf. Leave Richmond every MONDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,
Freight received every day mp to 0o'ciock T.. NJ :,
except Saturday. and on Saturday u2 to 3 O'Clock
=. NJ. 49,
See daily advertisement for hour of sailing.
These steamers have excellent saloon, siateroom,
and passenger accommodations Fare - meals
and sta.eroom extra. For freight or passage, APP
UAPVEyS & WILLIAMS, Agents,
e. Ii Commercial Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-04
STEAM TO GLASGOW AND fGse
LONDONDERRY. XSMEKl

THE ANCHOR LINE.
Fayorite Clyde-huilt passenger steamers IRE In.
tended TO sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 20. North river, at L. O'Clock 81.
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, $40 and
475.
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months Sl6o.
steerage to Glasgow or Derry, go; intermediate,
Prepaid certificates from these ports, S37.
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, Eayre,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., at very low rates.
Drafts issued payable at any bank In Great Bril-
tain.
For further information apply at the company q
pERSoS BROTHERS, or to
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM & co, Agents.
All o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-04

r USr or MISLAID, the KEYS of the
~ house at the southwest corner of Marshall and
Niuth streets. The fuder will confer Il favor and
receive suitable reward by returning them to the
ui!icc Of
inh i--st GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
The New York herald., 1870-10-13

L'OR SALE OR EXCnANGE-FoR NEW YORK CITY
Properly, hva two s.ory basement and cellar frane
ucuEes IN sOoi order with gas and located Ter
corner Schenectady avenue, Brooklyn Apply
New York.
The New York herald., 1870-10-13

N ouse rooms, ali elegantly frcscoed in OH g.
class location; IN Srooklyn, near Cy Ia WIN Exchange
perfect ren,; possession Immediately; excellent medical
practice aslHchsa Address De- g.. asrAd Aruach ocss
bgookya.
The New York herald., 1870-10-13
SALES AT AUCTION.

y SALES AT AUCTION:
+ 3SH 2$$ssiS fg;FSsEs; + SssS, ;s9ssss sag
Established lS47.J
rsss. IL Z rss g IL Ssslss s's;s
m...r ALLEN i;i9R HRIR soi'ds BRorurs win gv. s.,
sss ssBBs: si q
.'sss. y
'n., ..'..'.. !. .ss1. zASHs zASEs MINER MINER
A A' I: b. ALL XLIls f.SlHashfi 3. Ntsih BROTHER,
saeseom: % dhssnssrs da'ya and iss'i a.,ae Streets
thursday 4 naosss Ss! - y " Il pqa o.Is ~ d
Chambers and Il Sasds ees 0c0eA' a' our sassr0om' %
an nvss e % = tsaa sSf.a sst wGTa noo,
eomprss'ng The works OF Shakespeare Dickens, hvirs,
1s,a sFeacss sSs Hsoy hsH1 eiirsn y ,hs
The aboss are no sg eayald Taylor and S others
eaIons and particu1ir!y wogiay OF attention
A pBIAN II. MuLLrr, AUcrIoNrNR.
Villa si.cs oa Washington AeiFhts AID ii Lots on
ADRIAN II. NJ LLER, 7. X, WlLHaSs Co, win soil
a amcen on Iges,ay ooonera Al y O'clock. The
Ss & es 81 sossnn ssS n
e S - Y lie q es Gs elh 81 fs'G is Lon on II
Tweed James Goraon nennet Josorh Potter aud James
aHSr aela f ia p!s as e G sfi sc the
"1 ss S an ss sssSvs e esG ss
the Hudson and falen rivers bear Ifui valley
LYING between tho Eci@t IT, Harlem health.
funcss o. location, beauty iaNncurand variety scenery
~ not surpassed ny any property New York or ia
vicinity. The rcw river boulevard, now ben, laid
out under the direction OF the Central Park Comssloners
sno whir runs hIoush the Westerly this proper
ty, Will when ecmpleted, greatly i,s ncccabiiy
and It's course be along the high tho bank os he
HUDSON river and the Riverside win afford tie most
beauui ana picturesque drive the propertv
70 also but sher eiye from Central Dark Aao ia
on Broadway which s 70 he wldcEe making II ono of tho
bct roacs on the 5ann Tic igh Bridge re-
servoir no" nearly hnshed wi cornrat d rbuto
snc water thrnugn fouspa that
highest point The upesy VII be sold under resicuons
agans niaances Seventy per cent may remain ON bond
nmd morsago OF the prcna,s. taps the olce OF tho
auctoneer 10 PINE $. Get, al the olica OF Messra
sTAlLhNECHT HILL, Attorneys. No. 80 Nassau street.
A BsoLUTE ANp UNREsERvED SALE or
-A MAGNIFICENT PR0PhRri AT DOBBS' FERRY
ON iIE Hu DSON.
shTuRuAY, oQlonHR Is, 1870,
"a -. On the premise, tsi5 O'Clock,
ID rLOTs ON bROAOWAY, NoNIIS UATION or WEST
=. .o., ~ SIDE EoULi.vARD.
20 ACE; divided IN Elegant butnI Sites, all with Gno
river ann mountain Vows within walk OF
1poi unieaon by steamboat frequent after
gay hnason River trains vii. hourly and the New
YORK ana Bostpn Road through Saw M Valley viii be com.
petcd for traci next suae. This property Is considered
tne choee and mos1 atsrabe TO river both inyea
uent ana immediate proycman This property restricted
Aganst nuances and is trst cisss every respect Tens
peca cars VIII be attached 10 the ii O'Clock
asn OF inc Hudson Elver Railroad day OF the sale.
roT maps nnu further particulars sprly to
JOHNSON 4 MILLER,
Auctioncers. rs Nassau street,
The New York herald., 1870-10-13

NOR shLE-THIRTIETH STREET. NEAR FIFTH Av
j. fine brown stone sized House; Thriyzeven
sree Park avenue, four story brown stone price
g35000. WISANS, SANDS & GARRETTSON, 9I Cedar a.
The New York herald., 1870-05-24

IOARTiEs VISITING THE CITY FOR THE SUMMER
Il find Handsomely furnished suits OF Apartments n
the hrst cass house 6SS Seventh avenue JUNCTION o
broadway and Foryourh street, convenient " ST. C!oEd
1l<toi
The New York herald., 1870-05-24

V'O LET FURNISHED ON sISoND FLOOR tEvERY
convenience FOR housskeepng), three large, handsome
Rooms adults only; very quiet; terms moderate
5I3 rnjrd avenue, ThiI ty-iourth street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-24

rJ,o LEr-IN HIGHLY RESPECTABLE PRIVATE
house, Rooms furnished and un;urnshed, ~ moderate
rates. location ne and pleasant convenient 10 stages and
cars. Apply ut 245 West Twenty fifth street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-24

CtLINTON PLACE HOUSE CON TIL: EUROPEAN
~ plan, 755 Broadway and No. Eighth street.. Rooms
sutr families and single gentlemen at moderate rates
OWENS & HERBEkT.
The New York herald., 1870-05-24

xxrANYEp TO lIIRE-sTEAM POWER, 20 TO so HORSE
w ground aud second aoor 40 by 80 feet sr more in
~" '''A ~ '''''' "' J. 4. YiLLEY, ss7 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-05-24

T,URNlSuED FLOOR-FIvE ROOMS, WATER ON
hoor aud everything comfortable good location; neac
cars; Brooklyn IS weekly Sitting and Bed Room w o.
lon nrOadWaY. room No. y
The New York herald., 1870-05-24

A FIRST CLASS oPENING--AT ca WEST FORTY
N eighth strictly private family viii let the fol-
lowing Rooms Furnished without large back Paror,
Ii feet extenson entire rhn Story fourth story front
Prices will be made to suit the owner wishes 10 reduce
eyp ses a
The New York herald., 1870-05-24

4 SECOND FLOOR OF FIVE FURNISHED ROOMS
10 let suitable for housekeeping; will be let IN part ut
$l2 90 per week; cars convenient II and II Abingdon
The New York herald., 1870-05-24

COAL YARD, WITH 500 TONS OF GOALS, FIVE
a years. lease rent paid Till LIST November, 10 se SOLD
very cheap, intends to Europe. Apl v
Wednesday, II O'clock at 45S cherry street, cs
The New York herald., 1870-05-24

A PARTY OF GENTLEMEN CAN BE AcCOMMO-
dated with elegant at reasonable rates AZ East
Twenty third street, second door from the National Academy
na.i,
The New York herald., 1870-05-24

NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, BEDROOM
IN Kitchen, conveniences for housekeeping:
Rooms gentlemen 3g9 Sixth avenue between Twenty:
fourth Twcnty.ffth streets
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-18

Good BUSINESS chance. 0T
STOCk small and good. Rent Low. Possession
~ given Immediately. No. % Pine st. =
myZ4eodow JOHN BUZZELL.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-18
Omcc Chief Querfermaste
DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST,


Sealed proposals in duplicate, with a copv of This
advertisement attached to EACH are invited and
VIII VIII De rt ceived at this office until p NJ. June 2O
Ioi0 LOT supplying the Qusrermaster's Departmen at
WIN one hundred and forty thousand three hundred
and seventy ui0.57G) pounds. more or less OF oats
Dest qnity; one hundred and seventyeight thou
more or less, OF good merchantable Timothy Hay
and one hundred and nineteen thousand nine hun
straw of the best quality whole to be furnished
in such quantities and at such times as may be de
clded by the Quartermaster's Department during
the year ending June 30. and to be delivered al
the following-named places
Boston, Mass. $4,000 pounns oats, 81 900 pounds
nay, anu l4OOO pounds straw. Fort Inde, ,endence
boston darbor 13 40 pounds oats 15 $50 pounds OF
hay, and $50 pounds of straw. Fort Warren Bos-
and 1922 POUNDS straw, Fort Preble, Portland
Name, $3.50 pounds oats, 57,2eS pounds hay, and
5aso 5 so POUNDS straw % Eort Sullivan. Eastport Me-,
straw; keDnebec Arsenal, Augusta, Maine, $3.50
pounds oats, 49, 20 pounds hay, and 2,4OO pounds
straw. sgsN Champlan Arsenal, Vergennes, Vermont,
straw. '' AN -''o" '~''
The oats must be entirely free from dust or other
impurities and put up in good and substantial sacks,
securely sewed to prevent wasting; and the hay and
straw must be put up in bales, free from surplus
wood or other foreign matter.
These supplies must be delivered at the wharyes
&c aH pa As certified b1 the Posi-
Quartermaster at the place of delivery. Bidders
must state separately the prices at which they will
deliver The oats, hay and straw herein called for
ooNA - PioecS' 1uc price OI tu6 SACKS, neceS-
sary for the oats, must also be stated separately
Each bid must be accompanied by guarantee,
signed by tive responsible persons. that in case the
pa snail be accepted and contract entered into
they VIII become sureties in sum equal to one
fourth OF the amount OF the contract for the faithful
performance of the same.
MOL bid will be entertained that Is not made in ac-
cordance with this advertisement and bidders have
the privilege Of being present at the opening Of the
bids. " ~
The government the right to reject any or
all bids regarded as dsadvantageous to the depart
men, or to accept such portion OF any bid not less
than Tor one post, that may be deemed OF advantage
to the public interests
Bids may be made aud will be entertained for de-
liverng the orage and straw herein called tor at any
one OF more of tue posts.
Proposals must be endorsed proposals forage
ana straw" and addressed to the undersigned, CT
whom any other Information can be obtained,
RUFUS INGALLS,, 'H OF
Brevet Major General and Assistant
Quartermaster General United States Army
Cher Quartermaster's Department OF the East
June 13-d6t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-18
Items.


The papers are praising Glover, VT, boy
for devoting his time to the construction of a
pa'try bed-qullt Of $4,000 pieces.
Calvin Andrews of Chelsea has been ar
rested for cruelty to a boy of whom he was
the guardian. The boy had run away and,
on being found by Andrews at the village,
was hitched up behind his horse and driven
home at the crack of the whip.
Three men delivered themselves from the
Belfast Jail about three weeks ago, but the To-
cal papers suppressed the news "at the suc-
gestion OF the officers" The Rockland bur
glars are confined in the same building.
a coored man who has received an an.
polntment in New York as census enumera-
tor, SENDS one OF the best letters OF accept
anee of the lot.
Speaking of New England women em;-
grating to the West, New York paper asks.
,Can Boston daughters be induced to desert
Beacon street and the Common, in order to
nave the privilege OF frying ham and eggs
and hominy for some Western rustic who has
no love for Emerson, who does not care red
cent for the idealv
The democratic common council at Albany
nave swept away in six months the city tax
levy for the whole year. Of S650,OO0, only
$685. now remains on which TO "run" the
city till 1871.
The county council of Mississquoi P. O..
have voted a stand of colors to the Goth Mis-
sissquoi battalion and a silver medal 10 each
offieer and man, including the home guards.
for their ga'lantry in repelling the Fenans.
Some grapes shot and an English case-knife
were recently washed up near the wreck of
Benedict Arnold's wrecked galley, Congress.
ON the shore OF Lake Champlaln, in Pantop.
"A cannon ball has also been found on the
hennebec, In Maine, that was dropped there
by Arnolds Canadian expedition.
The people of Florida are probably not sor-
ry the Legislature has adjourned. A million
dollars worth of new bonds were authorized.
and an additional tax of seventy thousand
dollars per annum was assessed to pay the in
terest.
Col. Marshall 2. Wilder paid at the Boston
custom house, last Thursday, about $3.50 ON
an invoice more than six years old ION which
all claim was outlawed) having discovered by
an accident that a lot of trees were under
valued.
A Dickens testimonial is talked of in the
New York papers. A monument is pro-
prosed; but would not a public library per-
petuate the great novelist's memory more
suitably than brass or marble?
Miss M. ii. Hall, the teacher OF the infant
class IN the Charles street Baptist Sabbath
scnool, Boston, has not been absent single
Sunday for forty-six years, and the majority
of the present pupils OF the school have been
under her tuition at some time during that
period.
Baltimore has painted its garbage carts
brieht blue, with the running gear and shafts
red, and had a grand procession of them
through the principal streets day or two
ago.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-18
BOARD AND ROOMS.

To Let,
w IIH board, a pleasant suit of rooms to a ger
tleman and wife, at NO. 20 Hampshire st,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-18
OMce of the A. G.. -.
FORT PRERrE NTA

june 10, 1870
tisem,s IN duplicate with copy of this adver-
..seneht a,tached, will be received by the under
slsnea ahtl ~ a NJ, July 18th 1870 for suppIyipc
- eA<s H p n r. T.
to the troops at this post. "
The said neet must be fresh of n oood ,na,tot.,,o
quality, in equal proportion of fore and hind nnar
ters neck hank and kidney -tallow to be excluded)
70 oe delivered at this post free OF cost in such
,,d as may be- from time to time, required 6y
ana on such days as the Commanding Officer shall
deslshate,-no' exceeding four times per week,
lne neeks OF the cattle slaughtered TOR beef to be
uenSered under this agreement. shall be cut off AT
down.. The shank of fOre-quarters shall be emf off
nom three to four in hes above the knee Joint and
OF hni-quaIters from six to eight inches oOye the
gambrel or noek-jOmt.
Separate Prooosa in tluplicate will oIso - =.
celved by the undersigned up to the same hour and
date above mentioned; for supply ing Commissioned
ua anu M taeir ianes stationed at this post, or
tney may from time to time require such as Sirlon
Roasts. "' VI Nio
hese contracts to be in force six montbs or srch
less time as the COmmssary General shall direct
commencing August 1ith, 1e7O and subject TO the
approval OF the Commanding General Department
In ,ase OF failure or deficiency in the oua,itv or
quantity OF the Fresh Beef stipulated to be delivered
Lneh the Commissasy at Fort Preb'e, Maine snail
nave power to supply the deficiency by purchase,
anu the contractor will be charged with the Cif,
fel ence of cost. VII
The contractor will be required to enter into bonds
ior the sum of one thousand dollars signed also by
mentioned in the BIDS '' w
,o Inc proposa's will be opened at 10 A. NJ, on the
IStn day OF July, 1870, at Fort Preble Name at
resent. i :" W
Proposals will be marked Proposals for Beef'
LIST Lieut., B. X. ROBERTS.
. 9th U. s. Artillery, A. C.S.
Juhif OF Fort Preble. Maine
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-18

The CONSEQUENCES OF BUYING YARD
AND HALF OF LINEN IN HAvANA.-The
captain of one of the Alliance line of steam
ers, when in Havana, recently, saw yard
and half Of fine linen in store that pleas
ed his fancy, and purchasing it, thought moth
ing more about the transaction until his ves-
sci was just on the point of leaving port. The
"get ready" bell had been rung, steam was
Kissing through pipe, and everything was in
that peculiar state of hurry and hustle Incl
dent to a vessel abeut to get under way for a
voyage.
Suddenly an officer in full uniform ,iwith
haste and important business written on eve
ry feature, rushed on board and asked for the
| captain.
All hands stood aehast at the sight. and WIS.,
ions OF Moro and other terrible Spanish bas-
tiles fitted through their minas' ewes. The
gentlemen instinctively glanced to see if any
one OF tfeir number wore blue cravat, and
the ladies' peeped cautiously through the Ven
etian blinds OF their state-rooms.
The captain, annoyed, and somewhat fear
iul that something had occurred that might
detaln his vessel, threw as much OF the suap-
iter In mOdo into his bearing as possible when
ne met the officer and inquired his business.
Inc military gentleman, alter wiping his per-
spring brow with crimson bandaua, and
giving an extra twirl to his profuse moustache,
asked if the captain had purchased from a
certain store yard and half of fine linen.
The captain said he had, but was not aware
that he had thereby inringed the Neutral
ity laws. The officer fastened TO explain
that he had not come to make complaint,
but to ask great favor. His superior officer,
gentleman of most fastdious tastes, had or
dered suit of linen clothes, and his tailor
had discovered that he did not have sufficient
stuff: On applying at the merchants where
the linen was bought it was found that the
last OF the piece had been sold to the Cap
tain; would the Captain be SO kind as to let
the merchant have the linen Tor the officer,
who was a particular friend? Glad that the
detention arose from nothing more tserious,
and highly amused at the Importance which
trivial purchase had assumed, the captain
turned over the linen, the officer departed
t,iumphantly, with many profound bows, and
Pic, Sth.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-18
MlSCELLAN n EOUS.
GRAND
NATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS
CELEBRATION.
MI - MFR H AL
Friday, June 9Th, 1870.


Excursion from Biddeford and Portland, through
by uay IIght, leaving Portland at ITO A. and ar
rive at Montrea al at $50 P. NJ.
Inc Canadian Institute, Cornet Band, and DraG
mailc company. of Biddeiord, under the imme ediafe
supervision OF Mr.. III. 1. LORD, will make a grand
pleasure excursion TO Montreal the 23d OF June
giving the public an op ortunity to witness the
great display TO be made in the celebration of the
Canadian National Holiday. Extra preparations
are being made to celebrate with more than usual
pomp this year in Montreal. MIR. Lord and his as
sociates Will make it special duts to accompany
the exculsionsts to ali places interest, such as
Victoria Bridge, the longest tubular in the world
SC. Eelens Island. the stronghold OF Montreal; the
The Bonsecours Market, the champion market place
or The American Continent; the Harve, unequalled
IN the world; Notre Dame. the largest church in
North America; The "Bourdon" the larg st peIl IN
North America; its different Religious Institutes
Hospitals its great plumber OF Churches Guilbeau
Botanic Gardens and Menagerie; the Mountain,
and in fact all places of interest.
Also. Grand Moonlight Excursion down
the st. Lewrence.
Tickets to be had previous to the 23d at the prin-
Gf'ai stores. and on the morning of the 23d at the
Depot, ior the round trip, $l1.0O from Biddeford,
SlO0o from Portland, (American Currency) good
uhui tne 5Oth. No extra pense.
Arrangements are being made with first-class
Hotels TO accommodate the excurslonists at hall
price, 81 and 70 cents per day. Extra inducements
Will be offered to associations and societies. For
inrther information inquire OF H. 1. Lord, or mem
bers OF the Canadian Institute. See notices in pa
NM
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-18

MUSICAL FEsTIvALs.-Chicago emulation
has been reused by Boston and New York,
and thus the Post discourses of musical festi-
walls:
No matter to whom we are indebted for
them, for the originating idea, they belong to
our nationality now, and we must make the
best and the most of them.
This can only be done by the city of Chi
caso. Conceding admirable success at Bos-
ton IN 1869, cOnceding admirable success at
New York in 1870, Chicago alone OF all the
cities in the world can show the musical les
tival, with artillery and other laundering ac-
compartments, in all its greatness and glory.
There must be festival at Chicago in 1871.
We call upon our musicians and capitalists to
begin to work in this matter at once, and on
plan OF thorouehness and greatness which,
well and happily executed, shall throw even
:he great Jubilee of Boston and the great
eclipse