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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25
CHURCH DEDICATION.

sermon OF Rev. MIR. Webstcr.
The new Methodist Protestant church on Nor,h
Carolina avenue and d street southeast was died.
icated yesterday morning at II O'Clock. The
building IL neat frame, 9OxGO feet, with seats
to accommodate i've hundred people; the inside
Is neatly furnished, and has every convenience.
Mr.w. H.Wright was the builder, who constructed
the edlnce for $4,000. The congregation origi-
mated by several gentlemen drawing out from
the INST Methodist church and organizing BY
worshiping In q st0reroom on Meth and u
streets, but finding the congregation Increasing
so fast, concluded to build q place OF worship.
Attached to the church II SUNDAY school with
about ninety pupils. The dedicatory services
were conducted by Rev. q. Cox, the pastor OF
the church, and Rev. A. ?. Webster. The music
was furnished by the choir OF the Ninth-strect
church, who kindly volunteered for the location.
Rev. Mr.. Webster discOursed from Isaiah
Nxv:6. lie began his discourse by saying that
the people OF the earth were ungrateful to God
for the many benefits given them, and instead OF
devoted attention TO HIM his creatures preferred
pleasure. There Is no excuse for this neglect,
and, as the text states, II will be punished. He
has oil In his hands, and controls all action. lie
has named q day when he II TO meet his crea-
lures, and on that day all will be judged. lie
employs his great resources for the good q those
who walk In his steps, and will not let the faith
ful suffer. He then compared the Church TO the
by congratulating the congregation on their
success In building the church.
A collection was then taken up, and Q sum
Sufficient to pay all the Indebtedness Of the
church was given.
The trustees OF the church are II. Il. Ferguson,
j. Searles, W. Marsh, j. Slater, and I. b. Marsh.
In the Afternoon al three O'Clock General Tag
rt addressed the Sunday school scholars, aud
IN the evening Rev. DR.. SwentZrl, OF baltimore,
preached sermon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25
AQUATIC.

The Potomac to Eater a Northern Regatta.
The gentlemen composing the Siratogt re.
gatta committee having extended an Invitation
to the Potomac club, OF Georgetown. d. C., to
send four-oarel crew to participate In the
grand amateur regatta to be held at Saratoga
lake September II and IL, the abDve-namel cino,
at q special meeting gu saturday evening. de-
clded to accept the invitation, and u crew will
he sent on accordingly. Captain II. ). TTuaN
was empowered to ssleit the crew, aud 20 into
training Immediately. The club also authorized
him to have a new four.oarcd shell hut for this
race, and Mr.. Henry Larkin, Of Georgetown,
who Is to build II, left for New York last evening
to procure the necessary materials. The club
decided to enter member for the mpionship
scullers' race, and Mr.. II. 4. Truax was unAni-
mously chosen to do battle for the interests Of
the Potomacs. BY the above action the Poto-
macs nave clearly demonstrated their willing
ness TO row any amateur club In the country,
and, although we would rather soc q race be-
tween our own home clubs, still, as the AnalOs.
tans utterly refuse to row on any conditions, we
earnestly hope that the Potomac boys will show,
As we have doubt they will, = good record at
Saratoga on the 18th pfox.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25
CITYITEMS.
The Bcslnninss of sickness.

Tut btEtuutuEs VI StthHtsss
Never trine with what are called small all
ments. A disorder easy Of control At nrst, "
neglected for q few weeks, may become q mortal
disease. De especially careful not TO let debility
gain upon you, for Il Ia the door through which
all maiadies enter the system. II you feel Lam
guild, inert, and, 10 use common expression,
"as II there was no life left In you, resort a.
once TO IIostetter's Stomach Bltters. That great
vegetable tonic will supply the vitality you so
urgently need. IL Ia nerve food. BY It's tonic
action the stomach Is so invlgorated that dlges-
mild, cathartlc properties relieve the bowels
from obstructlons, and Its Alternative operation
benenclaily Affects all the secretlye organs. For
most every unpleasant feeling that belongs to
physical disease and mental wretchedness, this
potent tonic Is a certain and speedy balm.
"THRIR NAME Is LEoloS," may be applied to
those who die annually OF consumption, al
though science has OF late years senslbly imin-
Sss The ssI senes sc u d. az snV Of
Wild Cherry Is largely Instrumental In attaining
THE new Co,onnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
has well deserved popularity.
THE rRorLx have been so much imposed upon
BY several worthless sarsaparillas that we are
glad IN be able to recommend q preparation
which can be depended on as containing the
virtues OF thht invaluable medicine, and Ia
worthy Of the public confidence. Doct. Ayers
Sarsaparilla cures when anything can cure the
diseases that require an Alternative medicine. co
Cincinnati Lios Lager,
Just received and for sale In casks and bottles by
the agents, Palmer a Green, Georgetown, D. g.
Tho Fincst Lager Beer
now In the District Ia from the Lion brewery,
| Cincinnati, and for family use can be obtained
from dealers throughout the city, at si.20 per
dozen, pint bottles.
We Are CouyIerrd
that all those that make ono purchase at F,
| Schuhi, 101T street, IN Saddles, Harness,
Trunks, and satchels, will save 20 per cent 81
summer Drinks.
Raspberry and Lemon Syrup at 40 Pennsyi
bottle.
| TUE GREAT ENaLIsH RxxxDY for aout ant
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above com
plants, either OF recent or long standing, are I'D
| yised 70 use Blairs 0out and Rheumatic Pills
They can be relied upon a. the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered g the public, ant
years with the greatest success. Prepared b
| PR0Ur a HARsANT, a29 Strand, London, kngiAud
and sold by oil druggists.
using daily THuRsross Ivory Pearl Tooti
Powder; price 20 and 80 cents per bottle.
| BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire II, ri
may have II by constant use OF TnohPs0H,
Pomade Optme. Price, % and 90 cents pc
bottle.
LioHrcoLosED Kid Gloves arc very stylish whel
not soilcd. JoUvRss inodorous Kid GLOW,
Cleaner will renoyate them thoroughly; price .
centa per bottle. All sold by druggists an
| WiILsNAcs'sx-srRKAp STRENGTHENING Fl a
rnRs, Whenever . plaster L. needed. are unri
| va'sd. FftcA ". 20 And 10 cents eaia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

Saturday, jeremiah johnson, wagon without
II sense; nned $40. Charles Digs, profanity: o..
L. b. Brown, do; s.. William Cox, vagrancy,
required TO give bonds OF $40, or committed 80
days. Chas. sullivan, thro wing stones; q. Dan
lei CentOn, do; q. Edward Sullivan, do; q.
WIN. Krane, do; 81. VIM. RAskey, do; 81. WIN.
Roberts, profanity; nnei so. John Gniem, do;
IS. Frank Miller, do; 50, Charles Pearson, as
sauit and battery; hned $40 and costs. Charles
Rollins and John H. Hawkins, committed 30 day,
In jail. Burk Sherwood, threats; required to
give 1900 bonds
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

Yesterday morning Mr.. John u. Williams, a
welkknown painter, residing at No. 40I Seventh
street, between ID and northwest, was attacked
with a sudden illness, near his home, and took
refuge In q neghboring house, Medical attend
ance was summoned, and, and soon after he was
removed TO his home, only, however, TO die with
In half an hour. Mr.. W. was highly respected
by those who knew him, and his death will prove
a surprise to many.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

The yacht Ida, having on board the Ward Y.
M. c. A., returned home saturday evening from
two weeks' trip down the river. With the ex-
ception OF being terribly sunburnt, they are In
remarkably good health. During their trip they
visited the various points Of interest on the
lower Potomac, and all speak OF the good time
they had 1T Colton's. Garnet aud Fatty Joyce
were the only men OF the party who were sea
ask, but, thanks to the good people at Point
Lookout they eventually recovered. They de-
sire to return thanks TO the guests at Colton's
for fAyOfn received.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

The travel on the street cars yesterday was
unprecedented, and In many instances the crowd
was so great that platforms OF cars were broken
by the weight OF passengers. In the morning
every car on the trip to the depot was nlled TO
such an extent that passengers were holding on
by the railing, and III the evening they were In
tho same condition. The cause OF the great
travel was owing to the large attendance At the
camp-meetings now In operation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

Saturday evening, a. the passenger train Of
the Loudoun and Hampshire railroad was near
Ing Alexandra, passenger, supposed to have
been under the influence OF liquor, fell from the
platform OF one OF the cars, and two wheels OF
the last car passed over his legs, injnrlng them
severely. He was removed In a carriage to his
residence, where medical aid was summoned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

On Saturday, about . O'Clock, u colored man
named Cation was Killed by premature explo-
sion VI q blast at Gilbert Fowlor's quarry, on
the Virginia side OF tho Potomac river, near the
Chain bridge. The remains were brought to his
late home, In Valley street, Georgetown, by his
friends. The deceased was about thirty years
Of age, aud leaves wife and several Oh llren.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

life OF selnshness and falscnoss, and expect 10
rear the crop q virtue, Wheat springs not from IN
a life OF wickedness. Young man, your capablli-
ties gives you advantage ground. Your future is
~ and nv o. possioles small tract
ago purchased for few dollars-for $40 an acre;
now broadway runs through IT, and every inch
Of that land Is worth go, 10 much that not even
your all In Christ, and walt for the hundredfold
remuneration. IL will never depreciate In value,
never &c nrgS upon .ne ih nn,a Az discount
put when Al other STOCK u oelow par TINS Will be
lar above Y.
Lookat tue influence Of your religious life II you
gMe your near 70 u91 "a early llie, aud compare
The speaker here WILDLY Illustrated the growth
o. Youth INTO hollness by the little riyulet which
,nasns et PAN ,nto tue majestic iather oi
watefs, sueh Is the man VINO mas served God
ron ~ 70 %.
,, ny nno comes IN mte IN nie IKE the lnsg.
nn.nht stream tuofulng ony aurink lot goat or
W1nsIs., ~, Young mem want you 70 pc oec sn ~
~, Msisslss,pp. Tnink OF the means. D9 not purn
stench W e0d,s lace.
exSortsiion 70 young men NJ 70 give themselves to
VI" n, s.h a a - Hu. f,s ..,o,,, ..,.,,s
Dsnop hmes ionoweu Win y syienn ueneu'-
uon' which ne eNp n.s a., xsr empnas'heo'
2. IN; special meeting ,n lot cn.lo or wn a.
neiu =, we stanu similar 70 ,ne one uescrioen IN
Was under he ieaderssip q Frank wilson, and
we following nameu perspns msue remark
~. LnV NE, OF wesS onAp W. NV; ~. " y.
hiae, OF Grace cnn m.,, anu neo, y: cnehncy-
wotl', ~ tne Eos. vmee grpat,,mn,v,nL hnu hsv'
Sonn WILSON, pfes"'n' VI 'ne wilmington To-
maie semihAD' .
rsArIish; ,,,.
Az ~ W heN' .n.,nss ouhIu pertorm,eu tne
Ite oi oapusm tne Wnt OF ~. II. Wiiru'
| cnIstenlnE tue nus kIi oI NJ. Mnne,t ~ VIE
gn,a Bsa n, Nv va ..n attended only ny tue mt
mate irenus OF me iam,y'
| SERMON ot NY ~, a. CLkvkLANp.
| All y. ~. rev. u a Ceyeianu, OF the foun-
ury chufen, pieacneu 70 IN nuuience schfcey
| less numerous thAu thnt ssemoleu AZ II q. m.
| lie chose as tne OASIS o. MS remarks the ~
cnApter o. acts, o.h verse: III tne nAme OF jesus
| Chfist OF NAAretn rise up anu WAX.
| The suonme WoIk hnu nistoIy ., Snrnusnly
~ lne WORM as " nns neIPeu snu eievsteu man
| KIND were elOquently presented Dy the speaker,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25
Fire.

The alarm OF fire sounded Saturday afternoon
from box % was caused by the burning OF back
building OF a house belonging to Mrs. Read, on
streets, Georgetown. THE IRE department re-
sponded promptly, and succeeded In extinguish-
Ing the flames before any serious damage was
dDne,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

About IL O'Clock on Saturday night IRE broke
out In the stable OF Isaac Rabbit, In Rockville,
Nd, and communicating with the stable OF
Moses Kleindlenst, soon destroyed both OF them.
Thence spreading, 1t also consumed large grain
house, the property OF the latter. The loss Ii
estimated At $500, with only u small insurance.
The Are Ia supposed TO have been the work Of an
incenllaTy,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25
GENERAL CTTYNEW,S.

Detective McDevltt says that the Grand Pa
cine hotel at Chicago Ia the finest In the coun-
,ny ny. , ne ought 20 know, as he recently enjoyed
n,,lN pn,,y v, We essaohshment.
Inc residence OF MI. vaughan, No. go p street,
was entered by burglars on Saturday morning,
ABOUT O'CLOCK, and qubntlty OF clothing stolen.
Shortly after O'Clock, on aturday evening. A
brick stable in the alley between M and N, Ms,iis
tumbled down. The cause OF the fall was
Sauseu Ut 'ne Io. .aa ,oers On the INSIDE CIV
s,,. 80, ., 80, ,,,. ,,
peneyoIent SOCIETY," VII, t ta,e h n5ern ~
Heyer's park, on tomorrow. The committee
having the anair IN charge are using every
,,naaa1, W a, ny ~ s nv ,'d, "" WIN pe
ya.,..,,s. .,,ss.sa.. :. ~. -
lnaton and t,eorgetown railroad was nroceca.
ing to the Navy Yard, IL ran on the track at the
corner OF Eighth street and rennsyyania ave-
n,, su vs h " oon.s,s WIN .ne .encinp sur
Injured Inc saInc.
James McDona,d. nm escaned paticnt from
Providence hospital, was captured by ofricer
HsnonneJ , sary on SATURDAY morning. and re-
eiude The ylssnce Of Sls nap.es vh,ie aemoo ~
rarity insane, and was marching through the
streets neary naked.
The following building permits were issued on
SSat u,,,ny Mm Lowell, I'VE m,ee,story brck
street. Between Nav Jerscy evenne ana F,rs.
street northwest; and Carts. Engel a two-story
brick stable on Second street, between Q and ID
noItnwest.
MI NJ Sa'ulusy mornng Vpronet ID; Y. PATTERSON
kie, who was shot and pllieJ Nv James Mer.,thy
on Friday, full account OF which appeared In
the last issue OF the REPUBLICAN. After hearing
Jnhuaag'e honc'uo' anu tue prisoner was DIS
NOTICES OF NEW ADyepr,svsvSr,
The sale nv Dnnc,nson. Dow,,ng = O. =,
| yaluablc imnroved real es,s,e on Co,,n,,.
| 60, .o,.,aa, ,st,,s -, -. ~ N., =,
s'eo'' oe."een Nntn anu ien'h sreets anu i
street and Rhode Island avenue, Is postponed
until Thursday, August %, At $40 O'Clock D, IN,
improved property on y street, between seyen-
teenth and Eighteenth streets northwest. IL
postponed until "wednesday. the 9Th instant. Al
ov''V.n y. IN.
nwnhe woman u Wahteu as COOK.
| Weoo beverage nave closed their store for
/ few days.
| Lat,mer A C,eary will seil- nm Tpesdav
nuku't to' =. oeoo.' 'aNso'e unnnpro'eu
property on CapHoi iiill.
,ngns, o. a, o,c,oo, y =, ~. 49,.
Ios.no melon ,na.ah,n, 80.
| "o.' ne,ou' '""o's' w. w.
| corner OF Nihth anu ID streets.
Rouse NO. ~ montgomery street, Georgetown,
Is 10. sale or rent.
The members OF Harmony Lodge, No. u, X. Of
r. will meet this evening
| nnncanson n,w,Ing co will AL, ~, ,rs,,s
I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

The Jury In the case OF tho lands con-
Saturday the following awards; A. d. Slough
ton. 1900 acres, t1a5; Mrs, David A. Hail,
242-lOO acres, sIiI.51; Susan b. Sheriff, ass. 100
acres, o., $50; Thomas g. Shoemaker, b5.l 100 acres
s225; heirs OF Colonel Henry Naylor, 90 100 acres,
400.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25
The Hasiap's Grsve Gasp Meetins.
Correspondence Of the Republican,


HOWARD County. Augusta, ls'a
This camp, which Ia located near Annapolis
Junction, Is attended by the oolored members Of
the N. X. Church. Some SIX congregations Of
baltimore, surrounding circuits, and Washing
ton, d. c., are represented. The camp Is under
the direction Of Rev. c. q. Key, p. 4. II was
commenced yesterday and will no doubt continue
until September Q. The opening exercise was
very solemn and impressive. At II q. m. Rev.
James Ocknay, OF Orchard street church, Balti-
more, preached the opening sermon, taking Tor
his text Joshua ii5: "Joshua said un:o the peo.
pie, sanctity yourselves; for tomorrow the Lord
will do wonders among YOU"
Ats p. IN. Rev. John II. Valentine, OF Balti-
more, preached from Matthew xxiv:it: "Aad
THIS gospel OF the kingdom shall be preached
and then shall the end come"
After this delightful discourse, the c,ngregA.
sSa engaged IN singing and prayer WIN good
Dlllas-street church, Baltimore, commenced
| the services by lining out . hymn, which was
sung with spirit and understanding. Rev. D.
| Acquilla offered a feryent prayer. About this
time the ram began to fall, aud the congregation
| repaired to their tents and suag the hymn at
will all be over sosa-" BY thus time the cloud
turned to the stand, and Rev. Mr.. Brown took
for his text, second Corinthians, yii:l subject,
"Purityt" which was handled In q mastery man.
ner, and many hearty amens were gwen In re-
Spouse 10 the telling points that he made. After
the sermon the "baUds" from Wesley Chapel aud
Asbury took charge, and sung AMI prayed IN
their usual very earnest way until near the
break OF day.
There are iIl tents up at present, ard more
will be 'staked" during the week, thus anoriinl
ample accommodations to all who may visit TIT
camp; which Is laid with on much taste, with
streets and avenues, among which we noticed
pennsylvania avenue. We Judge Nc. Emanuel
Mitcnell's boarding tent Is the headquarters for
the Washlngtonans, as there are such u large
number stopping there.
| VINO IS TO BLAME?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

slkbANt August ~, lbId
Last night the company retired earlier than
was anticipated, a. all outdoor pleasure or rel-
Rous service was cut oil by several brisk
showers, and when we were closing our eyes In
sweet adeu to the realities OF life the patter Of
the dancing rain drops on the canvass sound
OF subdued merriment like unto barCfooted
dancers-sung our appropriate lullaby, for all
hearts were toned down In feeling lest another
rainy Sabbath should prevent tho anticipated
pleasure OF the presence OF thousands OF friends
on the Sabbath morrow.
welcome a bright morning, though uupleAsantlT
chilly the temperature having changed over NJ
ieyu degrees during the night. winter wrap
pings wSre faihi Unable until 10 o. H. wheh ths
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25
THE DISTRICT JUSTICES.
THE COysTABLgs AND THEIR BONDsMEN

Forty-nine Ju.tIccs and Thlrty-seves Con-
stables In the District-Nho They Are
and who nrc Responsible for Their
Acts to the Amount OFFS t3O, OOO-sched.
uie Of Legal Costs and Fees.
Below viii he found q complete list OF the jus
tees Of the peace and constables now legally In
commission In the District Of Columbia, with
their sureties and the date Of ming their latest
bonds. 1t will be seen that there are forty nine
Of the justices and thirty-seven Of the consta-
bies. Their bonds are for 5000 each, making q
sum total Of sisoo0o. The value Of the securi-
ties can be Judged OF by parties interested each
for themselves. The amount Is fully ample for
the safety Of all the debts likely to be collected
by this army Of justices and their coadjutors.
The appointment Of justice Is conditioned that
within thirty days Of their appointment they
shall open and thereafter maintain an ONCE In
the District Of Columbia, and failure to 10 80
forfeits their commissions.
The following schedule Of costs and fees, ic.
R,lly chargeable by justices and censtables, has
been arranged and fixed by the Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia, as required by act OF
"a N nj 1lGIs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

NIeckIng Bird Cages.
The subscriber has now fresh supply Of cages
J ust received from the manufactured.
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

The washisstsn City Saving, Bank,
corner Of seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays Q per cent interest on NIL deposits Depos.
Ia can be made and drawn ct will.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

PREvEHTIvR oY HyDRornoBIA-Go to sayage's
and buy muzEle -'iyour dog.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

Take Care Of Your vaiuabIes.
Call and examine the nre and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe-keep-
ing Of securities, jewels, sllver-ware, or other
valuAbles. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according TO size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Taks earning from. tia CAica, 20 and Boston fires.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

National Savings Bank,
c)rner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours to 4: SAtur-
days, TO u and Tn a.
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fB-coUNry oEwAsn!NGToN.

f@COUNTY OF WARRINGTON,
~ BOARD or PUBLIC WonKs)
DIBrRiCT OY CoLUMnIA, y
WARRINGTON, August g. I5H
Whereas II having been deemed conducive TO the
branch road, from boundary street 10 Stoushtoii
street. In the south division OF Columbia university
grounds on the square between said streets In said
division; and whereas the widening OF said road,
IN said diyisi9n b.tweep the Aforesaid points. has
ysyed, and plat thereof prepared and fied IN our
son Of said road and oil persons having obJeotions
thereto are reSassted to make them known e the
Beard q sSblis W9sls q ths 6alsm
Sit fS,ss shiSSstsR SSsSiiSa'
HENRY ID COOKE,
ALEXANDER II, SHEPHERD,
JAMEA A, MAqAUDEk,
AD0EF OLUS6,
HENRY A. WILLARD,
aull.i5is,2s.c5k29 tUhronicleSBtar.I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

THE PROFILE have been so much Imposed upon
BY several worthless sarsaparillas that We are
glad tn be able TO recommend a preparation
which can be depended on as containing the
virtues Of that invaluable medicine, and Ia
Sarsaparia cures when anything can cure the
diseases that require an Alternative medicine. 60
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

Raspberry and Lemon Syrup at 40 Pennsyi-
yania avenue; N.oo per gallon; 20 cents per
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

ADJUSTMENTS, EXCURSIONS, ETC.
SEcOND GRAND PICNIC
ALDERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY Nos
Berser's seventh Street Park,
TUESDAY. August %. commend ny at 8 o'elcck.p
m. The Committo have made every arrangements
make this enjoyable Affair." and eIpect to sec their
friends present In large numbers. Au.f!N