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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-04
AUCTION SALES.
ON THURSDAY, MARCH orH, 1871,

|. ON THURSDAY, MARCH 9th, 1871,
We will sell at warehouse, In the city of Rich
moffl, commencing at IL o'clock. 1900 barrels PURE
- WHISKY, old and very fine, in prime IRON
I'D cooperage.
This Whskey is to be sold by consent and ut the
request of parties interested, in order to wind up
the estate of deceased merchant, who held as an
investment. 1t was distilled under bis direction and
no pains or expense spared to make it pure can
be produced.
This SALE not only in respect to the quality of the
goods, but in its magnitude, presents attractions
which buyers cannot fail to appreciate, and it must
command the attention of the large trade, and Of all
who are in want of PURE RYE WHISKEY.
1t will be sold on credit of four months for sp.
proved negotiable paper.
WILL BE ADDED,
Which will be offered Immediately after the sale of
the Whiskey, 10 quarter casks Jules Robin Il Co. and
James Hennessey's pure CGGNAC BRANDY, dark
London color, now in our bonded warehouse.
ALSO,
$50 hhds. P. r., Muscovado and N. 0. SUGAR.
part choice.
800 barrels refined SUGARS all gra,les
100 bags Rio, Laguayra and Java COFFEE
rs to 100 hhds. BACON SIDES and SLIO IOULDERS.
800 barrels N. O and Eastern HERRINGS
so half chests finest G. Z. & Oolong TEAS.
1000 sacks Worthington Deans SALT.
Together with large assortment of Miscellaneous
GROCERIES, and SUNDRIilS. The whole embrace
ing catalogue we'll worthy the attention of the
trade.
8. G. TARDY & co,
NH 4-4t Auctioneers.
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an abandoned Infant. about
the first of last September, a German named
John Frey, who then worked for one Schmidt.
who carried on the tobacco business on an
island in James river, and who was afterwards
tried before the United States court, and sent
to the Albany penitentiary for an infringement
of the revenue laws, left an infant three years
old in charge of Mrs. Sarah Kessler, of Ches
terfeld, promising to call for it soon. Since
that time, though many enquiries have been
instituted, Frey has neither been seen or heard
OF. Mrs. Kessler has gotten herself into big
ste'o about this small Frey and is at a loss what
to do with it.
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Chicago, March A. Yesterday afternoon,
at No. 34S Hubbard street, while Mr..
Martin, the owner of the house, was
engaged in raising the building, with
the assistance of John Smith and William
Pierce, the supports suddenly gave way,
aud Smith and Pierce were crushed to a
jelly, being dead before they could be
reached. Mr.. Martin was so severely in
jured that he can scarcely survive.
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rN IcHMoNp THEATRE.

, ICHNUND THEATRE.
IN EXTRAORDINARY ENGAGEMENT One
week only, commencing MONDAY, FEB. 9TH. Fam
lily Matinee Saturday, March 4th, at ~ O'Clock.
THE CELEBRATED BERGER FAMILY, SWISS
BELL RINGERS Harpists, Yocslists, violinists, and
Cornet Players the largest and best company of
Bell Ringers in America assisted by SOL SMITH
RUSSELL, the Renowned Humorist and Facial
Artist and other Vocal and instrumental Talent
EVERYTHING NEW, BRILLIANT, AND AT
TRACTIVE, far surprising any other entertainment
of similar nature before seen in this city
Admission. RESERVED SEATS may be OBJ
tained at West Johnstons book store. Box-sheet
open SATURDAY, Feb. 25th. GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY, March 4th. fs 23-ts
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sTRENGTH,.PURITY,E EooNoMY.--These three
requisites are combined in DooLEys ell-known
YEAST POWDER. As each ingredient entering into
It's composition is free from any deleterious or inji-
rioas substances, the PURITY and full STRENGTH of
each article il guaranteed in the manufacture and
as one pound of DooLEY's YEAST POWDER will last
third longer in culinary depai ment, than. the vast
majority of Baking Powders in market it proves
conclusiveiy that it is the most economical Con,
venient to have in the house, aud universally pro
duces light and elegant food,
For sale by all Grocers.
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SIR STAFFORD NoRTHCoTE, who has
arrived in Washington, expresses sanguino
hopes that the result of the labors of the
joint high commission will be the amicable
settlement of the questions at issue between
the United States and Great Britain. He
thinks side issue will not peril the settle
ment of the main questions.
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Briefs. There are 674 newspapers in
the United States which have "patent out
sides," one of which is circulated to limited
extent in Richmond, and most of whom are
controlled BY that well-known Tammany chief
tain, DR.. Buchu Helmbold, of New York.
q. y. Memminger, formerly resident of this
city, has been elected president of the South
Carolina bible society.
All United States special taxes, (lcenses)
except on liquor and tobacco, will cease after
May l, 1871.
Lewis Lindsey is rapidly recovering from a
very severe attack of illness
The Republicans of Jefferson ward meet in
the basement OF Metropolitan hall on Monday
night.
The Buchu" has changed its base. In
yesterdays issue it announced the fact that il
had gone into the Whig's rear. Good place
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O0unteyJeit-To prevent any of our cit,-
zen5 from being victimizea by $40 bills on the
farmers and Manufacturers National Bank,
of New York, large number of which are in
circulation, we give the following facts: The
note is poorly executed, and may be easily de
tected. 1t is printed on heavy paper, and on
the face the shaded lines are very coarsely cut.
The back is a centre piece of De Sofa discover.
ing the Mississippi, and on the left the arms of
New York State. On the right side of the CEN
tire piece is an eagle and shield. A single
glance at this latter will undeceive any one
upon whom it is endeavored to pass the bogus
note.
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The HAIR C0LoRING PREPARATIONS
D0oMED Beware of bottled dyes in the shape of
silver hair dyes and sediment fluids. They are all
pestferous and dangerous. pHAL0N'S VTTALIA
OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, perfectly pure,
transparent harmless and agreeable preparation is
the only agent that will change grey hair TO it's
natural color without risk of any disgusting conse-
ouences
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The OwnioaI at the Skating Rink. last
evening was grand success, when it is con-
sidered how iucement the weather was. The
hall was early filled with visitors despite the
falling rain. large number of the pupils
appeared in fancy dress, and the scene pre-.
sented was very enlivenng. 1t is the general
desire that the carnival should be repeated at
an early day. We would suggest to some of
those who are in the habit of masking on such
occasions, that the grotesque and Ridiculous
can always be freed from vulgarity or even
indelicacy, and that this should always be
done. =
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gates Of Savertisims.

me Concert Monday Night Neat The
musical circle of this city should bear in mind
the fact, that Mile Marie Baratta, our native
artistic, will give grand farewell concert at
the theatre on Monday night. Mile Baratta's
voice is rich, sweet, and highly cultivated.
She will be assisted by the best talent to be
procured in this country, and the programme
arranged for the occasion comprises the finest
and choicest selections of music. The house,
we feel assured, will be crowded.
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The Fall Mall Gazette OH the Alabama
Claims.

London, March 8. - The Pail hall Ga
gstte expresses the belief that the High
Commission, now in session in Washing
ton, avoiding all difficulties as to the dis
tribution of the Alabama claims, will
agree to pay round sum of money, leav-
ing the division of the same to the United
Statne
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d Fugitice. Detective Kendall ODwyer
arrested early this morning a man by the name
of John Q. Bryant, on the charge of being q
fugitive from justice from Henderson, N. G.
The detective received his information by tele-
graph last evening from the sheriff of Hender-
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Managers Of Pythian Hau.-The Board
of Managers of the new Pythian Hall met last
night, and organised by the election of the fol.
lowing officers: w. II. Wade, President;
VIM. Lovenstein, Vice President; J. Booten
Hill, Secretary; W. r. Teller, Banker. Al
fred A. Wilson, was elected janitor of the hall
and librarian.
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WANTS,

ARE book S.-WANTED-Rare old
III American Books; IS for Robert B. Thomas
Almanac for 1903 50 for 1895. Any persen having
rpre old American Books, such the works of Rich
ard, Increase Samuel Eleazer, Cotton Mather, or
any of the works of the first New England writer's
or DR.. Franklin's genuine Poor Richards Almanac,
or any American almanac in good condition, printed
prier to 1852 or Ancient Indian Narratives, or any
rare American newspaper, pamphlet, DC, can hear
of purchaser by stating price, condition, &C., and
addressing JAMES Il. MOULTON,
fe I4-d&w1m No. Carnes street, Lynn, Mass.
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FfeedR'ens' Saoi'lg and Trust Company.
The results of the working of this admirable
institution on the pecuniary fortunes of our
colored citizens, who have availed themselves
of its advantages, has been such as to leave no
doubt of its immense usefulness to them. 1t
has not only induced habit of saving, but
with hundreds. desire, by its aid, to become
pecuniarily Independent. As pertinent to this
subject, we may mention that it appears by
memorandum kept by the cashier of the com.
pany in this city, that for the seven months
ending February 2Sth, 1871, the Investments
in real estate made by its depositors, from
money drawn out of the bank, amounted to
SS,5s7-in amounts from $50 to $500. No
doubt there was other transactions in real
estate amounting to as much more, by aid of
the company, OF which the cashier here was
not officially made cognizant.
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J0UVEN's NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER--By its aid gloves can be quickly and repeated
ly cleaned and made equal to new; even when badly
soed they be readily restored. is easy of APP
plcation and 10 perfectly free from any odor. For
sale by druggists and fancy goods dealers Price, 25
centa a hoftla
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IAN AND HER oHARMs.-Does your wife or

daughter ever call on you for money to buy new
dress or bonnet? You supply their wants with
pleasure Of course. But they are sickly-tee-
bic and emaciated, and always grunting and COM
plaiuing when you go home Now GLADDEN. their
hearts hy sending to the drug store and procuring
bottle Of English Female Bitters, which will soon
restore them to health.
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The Theatre was crowded last evening
it being the occasion of the benefit to Sol Smith
Russell, who has made himself SO deservedly
popular with our people, as in fact have the
entire Berger troupe. They give their fare
well performance tonight.
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Mrs. Purcell was on the street this FORE
noon as drunk as billed owl. To an intima-
tion that the 'fperlice' would soon be after
her, she replied, "to the divil.wid yer perlice.'
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The Supreme Court OF Appeals adjourned
they will, of course, meet on Monday. An
appeal has been allowed in Pulliam & Co. VS..
Blunt--from Circuit Court of the city of Rich
mond.
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Death Of q Dentist.-Dr. j. Edward
Chase, a well-known dentist of this city, and
a popular and estimable gentleman, died this
morning. The funeral services will take place
tomorrow evening, at A o'clock from st. PauPs
church.
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aqparties holding package tickets must use them by
the goth of this month"; they will not be good af
ter that time.
PRICE OF ADMISSION. with the use of Skates,
SO cents or package of IL tickets for So. Children,
under IL years of age, 25 cents. NH 4-tf
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LOCAL NEWS,

Religious Services To- Mo,voac. We note
the following special appointments:
=, FIRST baptist DR.. Burrows will preach
chapter of Genesis at 71S Pm.
Leigh Street Baptst.-Rev. Mr., Garlick
will preach in the morning at the usual hour.
and at night will continue his lecture on the
life and character of Elijah.
Third Presbyterian William Brown.
ID. D., at IL A. M. No services at night.
Christ Church (Episcopal). ).-Rt. Rev. Bisb.
op Whittle at AZ P. NJ.
Fulton Baptist.--Rev. J. NJ. Butler at IL
A. M. and ~ P. NJ.
st. Marks English Lutheran Church, (Odd
Fellows Hall, corner of Franklin and MAYO
streets w. 3. Hubert, pastor, will preach
at II A. M; Sunday school at A. M.
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A BRIDEGROOM in Monroe, Wisconsin,,
discharged gun into crowd of boys who
had come to serenade him and his bride,
and learned the next morning that he had
instantly killed one of his new brothers.
in-law, besides seriously wounding two
other persons. He gave himself up to the
police, and claims that he thought the
gun was not loaded, and only intended to
frighten the boys.
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Here is how the Duluth Morning Cal
talks of its city fathers "The Common
Council met yesterday. They talked canal
a little allowed few little bills joked
a little smoked few cigars told few
stories, aud then adjourned"
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
'7----'-- -,--s-7ss -
I WAGNER & Co,
4 wuo1rsALp AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,

II WAGNER & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
respectfully announce that they have removed to
their new and spacious store, (diagonaily opposite
the old stand) south west oerner Sixth and Bread
streets and offer for sale lowest market rates,
full and complete stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES, OILS,
GLASS, &c. Buying only of frstclass importing
aud manufacturing houses, we CAT guarantee satis-
faction in price, purity and quality of goods.
Orders shipped promptly.
L. WAGNER,
12--ts jos. N. WILLIS
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THuRST0N'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
Is strongly recommended the best dentifrice
known lt cieanses and preserves the teeth hardens
the gums, sweetens the breath and, containing no
scd or gritty substance, is perfectly harmless and
can be used daily with great advantage. Sold by all
druggists. Price, 25 and 80 cents per bottle.
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ne understand that the Berger Family
and their competent assistants have rendered
benefit to the Order of Knights of Pythias
of this city,
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An Ancieat Surrey. BY virtue of
warrant issued on the 25th dsy of October,
l749,. and signed by Baron Cameron, Lord
Fairfax, proprietor of the Northern Neck of
Virginia, to whom it was granted by King
George the Second of England, directed to
"Mr.. George Washington" the latter, who
was then young surveyor, was authorized to
survey for Mr.. Barnaby McKannary, of Frede.
rick county, 400 "acres of waste and ungranted
iand,' in said county, on Lost river. The
survey made by Washington in this instance is
now in the office of the Register of the Virginia
Lands, and is doubtless among the earliest
made by him. The plat is beautifully drawn
and the writing plain as print. 1t is returned
&c. Washington, S. G. c. John Lonem and
Edward Corden being chair-nen, John Dun.
barr, marker. Like all of W ashington's efforts
the chirography is most creditable to the then
youthful surveyor.
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March, though but four days old, has
favored US with many varieties of weather,
with one good day in the number. To-day,
with rain, mud and wind, ''its spirit was tre-
mendous and fierce to behold"
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Repairs Needed. - The fine steamer
John Sylvester, needing some necessary re-
pairs, she will be detained at her wharf in this
port for three days, on her arrival from Nor
folk on Thursday next, SO that they can be
do
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INFANT DEVELOPMENT by Gentleman
w who has been deputy clerk in one of the
largest counties in the State for twenty years.
Would prefer similar position. Address "CLERK,"
at this office fe 25--lw
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Charles G. Garrett, son of Eslcy Gar
rett, of st. Louis, died on Monday night
through the unskillful use of remedies for
toothache.
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DENTAL SURGERY.-Among the grad
uates of the Baltimore College of Dental
Surgery, we notice the following from
Virginia: Edward w. Anderson, Frank
l.. Harris, Henry G. Jones, VIM. A. Mills,
Ambrose S. Page, Thomas Fl. Parramore,
John 4. Poulton. and Joseph H. Scales.
The address to the graduating class was
delivered by Henry G. Jones, of Virginia.
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RAILRoADs.-The Staunton Spectator 10
the course of some remarks on the Inter-
nal Improvements of the State, says -
"When the proper guards and restrictions
are imposed. and the proper remedies for
their prompt enforcement, by the agency
of the courts, by general laws applicable
to all transportation companies, are pro-
vided, then we would be in favor of giving
the largest latitude for the incorporation of
new railroad companies. The more roads
we can have the better. We would be
glad to see it established as a matter of
right for any company, whenever it made
an exhibit of its present purpose and abil-
ity to build railroad between any given
points, that it should have authority to do
SO under the obligations and restrictions
imposed by the general railroadlaw.
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DICHM0ND THEATRE.

HplCHM0ND THEATRE,
GRAND FAREWELL VOCAL AND INsTRu-
MENTAL CONCERT
Will be given by Miss MARIE BARATTA, it being
her last appearance in this city,
MONDAY, EVENING, MARCH 9Th, 1871.
She will be assisted by Prof, KEssNICH's FULL
ORCHESTRA.
For full particulars see small bills Of the day.
fecured seats can be had at West & Johuston's
book store on Wednesday, March 1st. fe 28-6t
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
Franklin street, opposite Ballard House.
JAhE BUDD....,...... Manager.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR THIS WEEK.
NEW STARS,
NEW ACTS.
The only Variety Theatre now open in the city.
A GRAND GALA WEEK,
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE FEMALE MIN
sTRELS.
Admisson--10, 25 and 80 cents.
fe Z5-6t
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HoRn1n1n Mnnnrn or A WoMAn.-M,

HoRRIRLE MURDER OF WOMAN. Mrs.
U. s. Van Hook was murdered by some
unknown person at her residence in jack
son, Tenn, on Sunday at $50 A. NJ. by
blows on the head with hatchet She
had just sent her children to Sabbath
school, and was alone in her chamber read
ing She had in her bureau drawer $500,
which is supposed to have been the object
of the murder, but the assassin failed to
find it. Her residence is in the centre OF
jackson, and persons were passing at the
time.
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SHIPPING.

NOR NEW YORK
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP E,sT~244lsstggs
COMpANYS elegant sidewheel szssss3f2sssS!hsessss
steamship ALBEMARLE, Capt. Lakewood, will leave
her wharf, at Rockets on SUNDAY, March 9th,
at IL o'clock NJ
Freight received until Saturday night.
Fare e.............................. 90
BteeftiRe w
Round Trip Tickets............... ......"" 70 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
NH 3--3s No. 8 Governor street.
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Tile cost of running steam fire engine
for one year is stated to be S.. 987.50.
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ONE OF the cars attached to Train
which arrived at Detroit on Tuesday even
ing, was found to contain a little girl about
five years old, to whose cloak was pinned
a paper inscribed "This girl goes to
Kendaleille, Indiana" No one could be
found in the train who knew anything
about her, and lady en route to her home
in Toledo, took the child, expressing her
willingness to keep her until her friends
were heard from.
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THoMPsoN's pOMADE opTfME,, as dressing
for the Hair is all that is required purely vegetable
and highly perfumed it softens, improves and beau
tifea the Hair Strengthens the roots aud gives ii
rich, glossy Appearance. sale by ell druggists
Price, 35 and 75 cents per bottle.
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EoR NEW YORK.

NOR NEW YORK. n.
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and ~
PACKET C0MPANY'S elegant steam "a si.sS.s
ship GEO. Is. UPTON Captain J. b. ROBERTS, will
leave her wha,f at Rockets on TUESDAY, March
7th, at p. NJ Freight received until 3 p NJ
This elegant steamship has fine cabin accommoda-
tons,
90
Eteerage. W
Round trip tickets good until used only.....l5 10
For freight or passage, apply to
DAVID J. BURR. President.
At No. 1914 Main street
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AMUgE M EG NTS.
A sSEMBLY HALL.

THE SKATING RINK,
at Assembly Hall, will be
open every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY AFTERNOONS, at
A o'clock, and TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY NIGHTS, at 8
O'Clock. Also every SAT-
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A. Prussian Review at LOngchamp
THE EMPEROR WILLIAM CHEERED BY HIS
TROOPS.

TROOPS.
Versailles, March Tho main body Of
occupation formed at Longchamps and in
the Bois de Boulogne, where a review was
held, and it then entered Paris at noon.
General Kamecke commands the army of
occupation. The troops reviewed were a
portion of the Third, Sixth and Eleventh
Prussian corps, and 1900 Bavarians,
They made a splendid show.
Count Bismarck, dressed in full Cuiras-
siers uniform, was on the ground.
Exactly at half past 10 o'clock the En-
peror drove up to the back Of the grand
stand in a low, open carriage, attended by
dragons and the great officers of bis house,
hold. Alighting on the steps of the grand
entrance, he took horse and cantered across
the field towards the general staff which
had followed along the line AS the En-
peror appeared, the bands played "Heit
Dir" and all the troops saluted him.
The Emperor looked exceedingly well and
rode dashingly, despite bis lingering indis-
position AS he rode down the front of the
line the flags were dropped, and the men
gave three ringing cheers.
The Emperor kept his hand on his he'll
met, and smiled upon the soldiers Pass
ing Bismarck, he waved his hand 10 a
friendly manner twice. Having passed up
and down the lines, the Emperor galloped
across the field to point 200 yards to the
right of the grand stand facing the troops
where he took up position in front of
the Crown Prince, sitting erect on his
charger surveying the troops for moment
with deep emotion. The order was given
to march. The bands struck up, and,
with a splendid step, the men marched
past in so perfect a manner that each bat
4oJ n ,,oEla Or e 800 .,,,,,