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Hu M @ r o U s
Adventures with a Pot of Paint.

Old Mr.. Watson, on Nelson street, has got
"a nice little bill to pay. He sent man down
town for pot of paint and ladder The
man got the paint and then went to a lumber
yard after ladder. Then he tied the paint
pot on the end of the ladder and put the lad.
der on his shoulder. This was very smar.
arrangement, and the man himself admired it
very much. He started for home this way,
and didn'. find any trouble in getting along
the first block, because people had an impress
sion that long ladder with pc. of yellow
paint dangling on the end of it wasn't exact
ly the thing to triie with, SO they balanced
along on the curbstone or rubbed up against
the buildings. Pretty soon the man saw
somebody in store he knew, when he turned
around to speak to him, and drove one end
of the ladder into millinery case and knock ed
the crown out of eighteen dollar bonnet.
Then he backed of in alright. aud Knocked
down two sewing machine agents with the
other end. Then he started to turn around,
and an old gentleman, who was desperately
endeavoring to pull his wife out of danger
saw the peril, and shonted ont scHi. there !'
But it was too late. Tho pot struck against
an awning post, tipped to one side, and the
entire contents went over the aged couple
This so startled the man that lie whrled COM
pletely around. smashing in an entire store
front. frightening milkmau's team, and
knocking over some thirteen persons who
were actively lodging about to get out of the
way. Then he dropped the ladder and fed
into the country. shouting 'smurder" and
''fre" at every jump. A regular ordained
painter is now engaged on Mr.. Watson's
house.-DanLury Neus.
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GROCERIES.

N O. sug.r and Mola.ses, Crushed. Granulsted
~. and Refined Sugar, Tos sfed Laguvr, and Rio
Cofiee, Green Rio Coffee. Gum POWDER OoIong. ia
pan a1d Bre. kfast Teas. Macearoni, Cheese. Ba-
ker sEhocolate and Cocoa. Geatine, Corn St, rcb
and all kinds ispices OF the purest article Dres
Appies and Peaches, Canvas Hams. Tobacco. snuff.
January %, 1873. 1hhSh.
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE..

E>HE Mercantile Business heretofore cond ucted bv
kearsiey & Sheerer will hereaft. be conducted
al the same place OF business by the uudersigned-
ihankfui Tor the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to the old firm. respectfully ask contin-
uance OF the same. shalt keep a general as.ort
ment OF Merchs ndise st the very lowest prices-
Terms ash or Country Produce
Jan. %. 1873. " e SaEFpvp
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An Iowa newspaper proprietor has
trained large bul>terrier for the position CT
Sighting editor
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EDUCATIONAL
JEFFERSON INSTITUTE,
Eharlestown, West Virginia.

yg>HE next Session wiltcommence wednesday,
Il September ith. 1879.
Being provided with competent Assistants. every
advantage for a thorough course in English, the
Languages, Drawing, hiusc Piano and Organ,
will be afforded. Particular attention will be paid
to Music and pupils will be required to play the
Musical Soirees, when the friends OF the pupils
nave an opportunity to judge of their prosrcss.
Vocal Music will be taught in classes as we'll as
by private Lesson.
English Drpartnent.-MRs. FORREST.
Mathematics and Modern Lansuages-MIss L.
Fay.
LIPPlrT.
For Terms. &c. apply to the Principal.
August 10, 1872 MRs.-A. NJ. FORREST.
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WIlLCOX & GIBBS Sewing Machine i. silent,
w simple. rapid, durable. breaks needles
and slips no stitches, always in order. This Ma
chine doubles and twiets the thread. sewing three
thread seam from one SPOOL the sir"ngest most
eiastic beam In the world when properly made -
Miss Leah O'Bannon. Snld upon reasonable
terms as any other machine company, by
March ., 1878. Accent
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March 8, 1873.

nUR stock of Drues and Medicines will alwavs
~ be found cornplete as we'll fro eh nd rclia bic
carefully coiL pounded at II hours, day and night
according to the latest rules OF Pharmacy.
MASON
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-13
SPRING OF 1878.

N antci patton of an active business season, we
desire ciosing out much of present stool of
goods at prices tar below the general maj ket price,
In making this announcement ~e have considered
the sacrifice and are willing at little ma
roem for the auction bargains which will arrive
with the
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JEFFERSON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
SHOPS.
DRUG sTNNI Mayed.

AVlNG had the Store is'Tm lately occupied by
4 I MIR. John l.. Houn (neasly opposite Kearsiey
X snrerer's) newly fitted up, / have moved from
my old strnd t" the above place. Desiring o max
everything about '1s attractive and inviting, We
have an entirely new set of furniture. which with
other very ercs; improvements make more able
to accommodate our cus'U,ners. Thanking those
who have heretofore favored ask a contin-
uance of the came. assuring Ill will be done in our
power to give entire satisfaction.
June Is, 1872. W. s. MASON
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HOWE Macbin. T1ck kerr, Cordey. P,ff,:, p;
Heunmers and every thing pertaining TO the
Ho"e Machine, 1.-THE best in the World - to be had
VI L. DINREE:
Aus.s at bis Jewelry Store, chsrie. Town.
HOWE Machine Needle, constantly on hand and
Tor sale, all sizes. by L. DINKLF
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WANTED I

TUE Farmers to know that during Harvest and
u other seasons, j will look after ali Machinery
The Farmers to know that am doing a General
Line 81 BLACRsMlTHING;o ION s8tisfaSidry terms.
Also, Bacon and Flour
Wanted 4 aad inch PIank-rood nu,f,,v
Wanted, good Wager. ma kerr rf
o. Farmers will save time. trouble and erpen,ess
ny consuiting Regular befoI the ia ye
valuable mach ines repaired. - -
o. Shop ON corner of Congress and Lawrence
streets, Gold stand of Hiram 6'Bnnpop1
J. henry NOLAED,
Way ~. 1s72-n IF P.l M.ehin.st.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Co partnership heretofore exciting between
Hitleary, Wilson s. johnson is th:s day dis.
solved ny mutual consent. Either of the late firm
are authorized to settle the business of the firm
!. HILLEARY
W. e. WILSON
II. A. Johnson.
Summit Point. w. Ta.. March 81. 1873 3m.
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'Horg"nto"n' W. va July 20 l9i2
CHARLEST0WN FEMALE SEMINARY

A FTER January LIST. 1878, the Chsrleetown Fee
"A male Seminary will he under the control of
Miss Sarah u: Brown. With eight years expe-
rIence in teaching, and competent Assists mt, she
asks of the public continuance of the pa trona e
heretofore extended to this Institution. Boarding
Terms made known on application 20 the p-incipnl.
SARAH II BROWN,
December 10. 1872. A. DoYNE SMITH
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All styles of Mi-ees and Children's, in propor-
ton, and magnificent stock of Ladies, Misses and
Chiidren's Slippers from SOC up.
The Celebrated Barncy's Hand made Calf Boots
and Shoes for Gentlemen stitched and peeged ,
every pair warranted. and every other STYLE Of
Boots and Shoes for Men end BOYS. wear us VA Nv
found 10 first class Shoe House.
Hats for the Million-also complete assortment
OF Gents and Boys Fine and Cheap Clothing at
No; 81. Thankful for past favors, we most Cor
daily invite continuance of the same.
April 20. 1873. J. GOLDSMITH
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PEEF Wine and Iron, Would cafIthe attention
~ of Physicians TO this preparation esneeiallv
adapted to weak and delicate children.
VS. MASON
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J. e. BRADY, BARBER,
AS removed to the OF the Martet.Bouser-
Square. where SHAPING and HAIR mn EN-
saMG viii be conducted to the satisfaetion Of his
CharleHtown, July 9, 1872
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f. +. n n,n ai:gSt,h' 1r.' ss.le.men.
January ~, 1878.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

FsTABLlsHED by Congress. adopted by the
II State; aided by the benevolence ofindividuals
societies, and other institutions.
Five Departments OF Inetruct tom Literary, Sci
entifc, Agricultural, Military and Engineering
Also a thoroughly organ re | Preparatory Depart
rnent,
In charge Of large Faculty of accomplished
scholars and successfnl educators.
FALL TsEst hsgins Sept. 4th wISr5n. Dece,.,.
Der 4. SPRISe, March ID.
COMMENCEMENT, June 10, 1873.
Total expenses from s 50 TO $3.50 per year.
Lees to thosc boa riding in clubs
Send Tor Catalogue, containing full nartir MARS
to ALEX. MARTIN,
PEG dent.
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ONION Sets and Early Rose Potatoes, Prine
April 8, 1873. JAS. LAW. HooFF.
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NOTICE..

A LII persons knowing Themselves TO be indebted
"a TO the late firm Of i!iIleary. willson 4 John
con- are reqaested TO make immediate settlement,
as the business of the firm mus, DO cinsed. Ailper-
sons having claims against them are requested to
present them for settlement Either Of the late
will settle accounts of the firm.
JNO. J. HTLLEaRy,
w. n. g. WILSON
II. A. JOHNSON.
Summit Point. March IS. lS73- I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
The C.IifOrnia and Texas Csnsts uCfien
Company.

Among Tie latest Developments IN ne
California and Texas CONSTRUCTION Com
pany Is the production o: a c.:cUla: sent %
the stockholders shortly after H,. Scott's
return from Europe. and but few days
before the suspension Of the concern. The
critical condition o: the company was .d.
mitteI. Erc a proposition was made 10 the
stock kholders 20 come 20 its relic! and save
thei: investment. and . tender of the TO-.
lowing effect was made: First. iheS were
70 paw up the residue OF their subscription
of $1,000 on the basis ct every thousand.
For thi. $1,000 they were 20 receive slUo0 IN
land grant bonds. S.G05 in construction
bonds, and sl2G0 M0re i. ehe capital stock
ot the construction company. making 900
ii securities fer eveyy 1900.
Ihere were no responses, as the invescoss
generally had made up ,hei. minds that the
securi.S would not be marketable for the
present. One o! The most intelligent stock
holders says that lie would Hot part with
his stock. as the seven ,uil.ioi.s o. liabilities
represent the whole and only debt OF the
railway company. which has three hundred
miles Of track and hal. q. :n.rh graded
road. whici. Is worth S!Jrjo.0g0. inclusive
q. the land grant. H .h:n.s 81. Scott 60.
to Europe to" late. and h.,. 700 much conf
denc. IN himsel; " i..n IL attempted 20 ne
gotiatc his bonds az the Zig i..y. ai LiGe:y
centa.-.St. L...,x Repu5..u".
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
WASHINGTON.
Report a. the Postmaster General

! HAsHI:...oN, E0ye,nbe. .t-The !oi.Ow
iag points are from the elaborate report q.
, the Postmaster General: The ordinary cev-
| enUe. .: III. Postotiice Depaytmen, FOX thc
tisca: year en,ing June. 1873. We're 81. $780,.
~. an: The expenditures o! ali kinds were
| So 3S'.9:5. The estimated expenditures
! 'or the s"a. 1871 are S33,92..9I.: and :h..
tOta! estimated revenues S29,..J: J!'. thus
leaving deficiency - be appropriated o.t
OF the general treasury y! : ,6t6 3s3. This
does NOT inciude Si.223!.. 900 FOR N .ii se:.ice
between S.n Francisco and Japan and
China, ana between the Cnited States and
Brazis. ana between S.a Francisco a.,i ,ae
Sandwich! Islands.
Ihe yepov. Of the Postmaster General in
sie.aiHg o: mail Gepvodations sn.s j. Is
amazing that So man: persons will persist
ia sen'ilng money through the mails. there.
by .UbjactiEg themselves and the public 20
risk and tempting the weak to dishonesty
and ruin. when the department provides
the means CT safe transmission by money
orders 3: an insignificant cost. Some of
The most experienced officers in the service
are OF the opinion tha. Congress should
adopt such legislation as will prevent the
use "f the Eiail. for the conveyance OF
money in letter. and compel the Se2istra-
tion OF every valuable package.
1t Is stated that. counting all tie railway
lines both ways, the mail service over them
Is 3! 9.5 miles daily. Comparing the gear
1873 with isIs the rate OF increase II the
total number Of letters exchanged with
tore n countries was twelve and Une-se.o
enth per cent, and the rate OF il crease In
!he amount OF postage thereon was eight
per ce'l'. ine Increase III number OF letter.
exchanged with European countries was
ten and three tourths per cent. and the In
crease oi postage thereon anouDte: 20
seven and seven ii sh.Ls per cent.
A new contract has been executed with
the Paci.i. Mail Steamship Company for
:lle additional monthly ;uaiY between San
F.ansisc. and Hung Kong. via Yokohama,
authorized Hy ,ae act OF June. sS12o The
additional! service authorized By :he law
should have reen coz menced on the fist OF
October by American built iron stea, ship.
Q. not is-s than 1909 Tons register
The company has. however. failed 20
comply villa ;L:s contract. because. as i.
alleged u! unexpected difficulties which
retarded III" pUli!in: oi 'he new steam.
ship. now Hein. constructed for the service
No good reason Is perceived why the com.
pany Should 40: sc permitted 70 continue
the service as at present until the new
ship. are Completed and placed upon the
line. with In. understanding that it shall
make no claim upon the additional subsidy
or any part thereof, but shall receive the
sea postage only, as heretofore, in full com
pensation tor the additional service until the
contract shall be fully complied with
4 postal convention, establishing and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
SPAIN.

General >ickics' Resolve to Leave Mad
rid RecOnsidcred.
MADRID. November 2l.-The Poliijco
newspaper says:
''ln consequence of steps taken by MIR.
Savard. British Minister. General Sckles
has suspended the preparations which he
had been making for his departure from
Madrid
Intention of the Cartagena Insurgents to
surrender.
1t is rumored the insurgents of Cartagera
intend to surrender. This would release
the vessels now in their possession aud rem
der the whole ironclad fleet available in
case OF trouble with the United States.
Don Alfonso.
BAyOSNE. November 2l-Don Alfonso.
brother OF Don Carlos, has been appointed
GeneraissiEo of the Carlist forces
4 Carlist Victory.
Intelligence has been received here of the
annihilation of band of Republicans.
numbering 400 men. in the province OF
Demerla. All were killed or captured bv
the Carlists
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
'clAL JOURNAL or THE STATE or LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER q, l813
War with Spain is inevifabIe.

Whatever might have been the prospect
week ago tor a settlement of our troubles
with Spain without war. all such hope has
passed away.
Events have followed each other so rap
idly, one outrage following so closely upon
the heels of another, that a feeling of the
most intense Indignation has pervaded the
brow of every American who loves his
country, who glor;es in her traditions or
cares for TIE honor OF her flag.
The Spaniards, spurred on by their blood
glutted insanity, seemed anxious for the
issue we would have avoided if it could
have been done with honor. Thus insult
mated in personal violence being offered to
our minister at Madrid-so late the personal
and confidential friend of CASTELAR,.
Our government is preparing TO strike
the avenging blow. The President, not
authorized under the law to levy war, is
placing everything in readiness for Con
gress to launch the blow.
In nine days from twelve O'Clock, 20 day,
Congress will assemble at Washington.
What its action will be is no longer ques-
ton. The ruling spirits OF both parties
have spoken in terms that can not be mis-
taken. Sunset Cox and Roscoe Sonklin.
Alexander Stephens and Governor Morton
agree upon this question. az men haze never
agreed before, and other questions, which
distract ordinarily the attention .: OUT
statesmen, sink into snsigniicsnee.
War ish Spain is Inevitable. Yhe kabi.
con is passed and iet: ia: behind. The bar.
barlssn OF slavery had found iss las. refuge
Under the shelter of the Spanish flag, which,
red and yellow, rs ''cives Of biood between
margins OF god.' and in she providence Of
of God the pirate Casselio and the sangui-
nary Burriel were needed to perform those
acts. which should spur humanity to strike
the double blow Of revenge and liberation.
Brutal and eewaTdly a. was the murder
0: Fry and Ryan, it was their mission TO
give ~ their lives in :he way they did,
that thereby the las. enslavei race on the
continent should be hurled iv the st,s:y
blowe Of warfare into :l- estate Of peY-
seaa. freedom, and He.V stag a,s a4deti to
...e constellation OF States.
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NEW YORK;
Failed.

dHiiCH.
, s,.N s".i.. So@ember 2s.-!s 10 s..:..o9e,s
! that IN" president OF one "s the oa!.4sia q
RAILROADS. has tailed.
+! Committed
: James y. grgersol. ring CLEARWATER. Sas
beef. "on.,n!,:ed for default of ball
| Reward Offered.
! Tw" thousand dollars Sewarl 10 efYe,es
for shsrke-. the condemned "a us ;.eS-e. who
. escaIse1 ia female attire
, C,:sto,ns Hc~e;piss
! C;.sta:'- receipts to-day were S:.'o0bso
, 4 Magazine Writer Dead.
, jane. Linen. a srequent contributor "a
! The hajcisrtc"bcs fnyu-i.e and a writer ct
Scotti.A seist. died III this city, YESTERDAY.
at the age Ht .!xty years.
Condition d She Pennsylvania Railroad d,
, Colonel Thomas Scott, vice president ei
J sh. Pennsylvania railroad. says that ,he
:oado since the action of the directors il the
%s.' @. declaring scrip dividends, was in {.
condition 20 go on without any trouble, and
w"ui'. Undoubtedly meet it's obligation. as
they BEGAN. .iae. lie had H~ :eafs 80. she
:stl.:e.
AHk HanusarIveC Failed.
!: :. reported shat Mynessurgs. p.ase 4
To-. silk manufacturers at Patterson. New
.'e's.s. fsi!ei. with s!ec.soS liabilities anI
s.c.'t3 assets.
IeaaS TenGevs.
Tie associated bank. now Geis A3e.H..o.
"jo IL legal ;eDders-an increase OF so 1000
irsins's Confession and the Partie~ II In,.
picates.
Cal. Cunning. sh. well iSoeya burglar.
was today cakeD from .Ee peaiten;iary.
where he has just completed a sia months
'errn 10: p!ckin. pockets. amt locked up a:
p0llcs headquarters on e charge OF com.
pllclty IN the Nathan murder, preferred BIZ
John 4. Irving. Irving implica ated both
Cunning and Daniel Kelly in the murder.
by stating that the former killed Nathan
while Kelly and he were waiting in the
house, Cunning was examined, but nothing
has transpired about the examination. 1t is
also stated that Kelly is under arrest The
police have, however, little taitE In the
statements made by Irving,
Ben Warner, Formerly of New Orleans.
In Arrest for IL Big Bond Theft.
During the winter Of 1870 Don Carlos c.
Hogazo, agent and treasurer of the Cuban
Junta ID this city, was robbed of over a
quarter of g million IN United States bonds.
Some OF the bonds have been recovered and
there have been several convictions of par.
ties attempting to dispose of them. Among
those convicted was Louis NJ. Van Etten,
arrested at New Orleans. 10. ain. years and
$4,000 fine.
Two months ago the detectives found
further trace of those bonds and by q
shrewd device, found some 81 .0D0 worth
in the possession OF benjamin Warner, said
10 BE a man o. wealth. and formerly
prominent broker Ot New Orleans. Taf.c.
Ia locked UV.
Marine.
Arr ge'4-CuUa. Aragon. Manhattan. AZ
Senaa:td.. DenetactCv and Laurent.
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ENGLAND.
Gallery ExDiOsinn.

LONDON. november 2l-aD EXPLOSION
took place in the collie. J a. W-igan :o-dar.
whereby twenty-five miners were killed ami
injured.
The Ashnniee War.
Dispatches from Cape Coast Castle re-.
port that Colonel Fleeting, with 400 men,
surprised the Ashantee camp on the twenty,
seventh of October. The savages. who At
first took to the brush, subsequent at.
tackled the troops, but, after an engagement
of three hours, were driven off.
Their loss in killed and wounded is be-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

G..i.her. III ''Thc Atmosphere" gives The
extremes of temperature ~ different place
on III. earth as follows: IN 20 place AZ al
elevation OF Two or thse. yards above the
sur:a.. o: the ground. an! il sheltered
position. has the Temperature. ever been
.nowi! !" exceed I.:5 or 60 lower than 49,.
giving difference Of :0s'. gre Ate, differ.
ence than between the freezing point and
boiling poin. Of water. The creates: se-
corded difference a: any one place being at
Iakoutsk, the warmes: bein. se'. and the
eoldest 80 below zero. The most equable
climate oeirg at the island OF Pulo Penang.
where the thermometer only varies J4'-
from 76o to 90o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
WHOLE NUMBER; 2O35.

lieved to be large. Five English officers
and titty-two native auxiliar;es vera
wounded. 1t is claimed that the Ashantees
were IN full retreat after the fight. A rein
torcement OF 200 regulars will soon embark
for the African coast
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

Many persons have an idea fhas a mans
brain i. !n the upper stor!. bus this proves
to be on. Of the man" old errors which
modern science is overtarninS. 1t is in the
lore story.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

-. 4. i. White. president o: the Board
%: Health, reached home yesterday from az
tendance upon the SESSIONS Of the National
Health Association in New York. The
!sbors q. sha. body. the doctor thinks. are
.t great advantage to sanitary science. and
New Oriean. and the South contributed
E..c!. valuable matter foy its consideration.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

Ofa1l fruit newly married couple most
resemble green pear
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

General >ickics' Resolve to Leave Mad
rid RecOnsidcred.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

(coNTINUED ON FoUD1H PAQE.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-06

ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIE BAPTIST MEMO
MAJ SrRy1cEs-INMEssE TABERSACLE TO BE
EprcrrD-tiESERAL PROGRAMME OF CEREMo-
xIrs.--Ibe local committee appointed by The
FEMINIST General Association OF Virginia to
make arrangements Tor the memorial SER
i, % ,irns "a iuke p,ice in connection with the an
n,rl meeting of that body the latter part OF
Ihi, month, have fixed upon Ihursday the
.oth instant AS the day for these services.
They have determined 10 erect on The
rro,inds of Richmond College taberna-
clio with seats for six thousand persons
and standing-room for many more: lDis
sG;dcr will be erected uIder the su-
ncry;sion of A. \. Lee, are!.ltect, 10
accord1nce with plans lie has prepared anu
which have been approved ~ Inc coii!ll'l-
tcc. It will consist of an !lnincnHe iiai.e-
work. substantially built. and COZ cred with
canvass, occupying the large area hetwech
the college building and the Broad-street III
closure around the grounds. y platform
will be built on leTel with the nortnern
porch of the college, to hold one hundred
persons, for officers, speakers. distinguished
Visitors, and representatives OF the press.
Below Ibis and in front OF i, on an"thc.
platform, will he seated selected cholr OF
one hundred persons 10 leau the singing OF
the great congregation to assemble on tbs
OCCASION.
TIE exercises will consist Of opening re-