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The Difference.

"No," the honest farmer remarked,
in terms Of the deepest detection, ''ths
big crops don't do N . bit OF good.
What's the user Corn only thirty
cents. Everybody and sysrything's
dead set agin the farmer. Only thirty
cents for corn. Why. BY gum. IL Won't
pay our taxes, let alone buy us clothes.
II won't buy enough salt 70 put up .
barrel OF pork. Corn only thirty cents!
By jocks, It's . living. cold. blooded
swindle on the farmer. that's what IL II.
Il amt worth raising corn d such .
price 40 that. It's mean, low robbery"
Within the NEXT ten days that man
had sold 80 much moro Of his corn than
be intended, that he found he had to
buy corn to feed through the winter
with. The price nearly knocked him
down.
what |" no yelled. ''thirty cents for
corn Land alivs-thirty osntsi Why.
I don't want 10 buy your faIm-I only
want to buy some corn! Thirty cents
for corn Why. I believe there's mo-
body left in the world but . set Of
graspin'. blood-suekin' old missrs Why,
good land. you don't want 10 b able 70
buy . national bank With one corn crop.
Thirty cents for corn Well, I'll lot my
cattle an honss run on corn stalks all
Winter before III pay any such price
for corn - that. Why, the oountry's
just flooded with corn, and thirty cents
A bushel IN all 4 blamed rohharv. and I
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The Murder at Blggs.

BIoos, Burrr COUNTY. Cal. - The
following are the particulars Of the re-
cent murder at this place: ]. F. jag
gard. q large rancher living about three
miles north Of town. was stabbed and
almost instantly killed BY Q man com.
.psratively unknown here. Mr.. Jsggard
received three wounds. one in the heart
and two in the abdomen. He said
"Arrest the man." and expired imme-
diatsly. The ARRAY occurred at the rail.
rad depot. the aus being politics.
The murderer started to run, but was
overhaulsd and arrested by A. +.
Lashsll. There was great excitement,
and for O time Il was feared that the OF.
cited mob would resort to violence ; but
reason finally prevailed. and the prisoner
was taken to Oroville.
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YIGHr WITH INDIANS

A dispatch from Tucson, Arizona,
says /: "Lisutsnant Won Schroeder OF
the Twelfth Infantry. while scouting in
Toato county on the 25th instant,
struck . party Of renegade Tontos i've
miles below Tonic Greek. consisting OF
seven bucks and one squaw. The bucks
we're killed and the squaw captured.
The hsht lasted two hours. No casual.
tiss on Won Schroder's side. These are
the Indians that have been committing
dsprsdations In Tonic basin and Vi
Ginity."
Bravo! Won Schroeder Single
handed and alone he battled with those
savage outlaws. those renegade Tontos.
fought them two hours, killed all seven
Of the bucks and rescued the squaw
from their degraded companionship. 1t
In gratifying to learn that there were ''no
Casualties on Won Schroder's side."
Which side Of him No more depreda-
lions In Tonic basin hereafter. Won
Schroeder has slain the ~depredators and
flooded the basin with their blood. To
The victor belongs the spoils ; conss-
qusntly Won Schroeder appropriated the
squaw. Were there more Won Schro-
dsrs In the army the Indian race would
soon fade out.
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Rio VISTA. Cal. July l.--saturday
last . Ore occurred on the ranch OF
Philip Kuhn, on Brsnnan island, n
sultins In the death Of Mr.. Kuhn's son.
q lad Of twelve years. bssides the dsstruo-
ton OF Q stors-houss, containing produce
and farming utensils. The origin Of the
frs cannot be definitely asosrtained.
The boy, Who survived until about 0
p. H., stated that he entered the store
house for some grain. when . can OF
coal oil near the door exploded, covering
him with the burning fluid. The boys
cries brought his father 10 the spot who
stripped OF the burning clothing a.
quickly as possible, thereby severely
burning his own hands. Medical aid
was summoned. but the lad's injuries
were beyond the reach Of human skill.
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IT II said Conkling is good boxer
and . man Of great personal courage.
BE used to put on the gloves and floor
the Senatorial amateurs in q manner not
Aaitsring TO their skill. A story Is told
to the eject that one Of these gentlemen.
smarting under defeat, hired Joe Co
burn. Q proiessed pusilist. dressed him
up to the Senatorial level, and introduced
him TO Mr.. Corkling as q friend from
the country with a penehant for boxing.
There was . trial Of skill, in which the
New York Senator was ioored. Senator
Chandler and other interested parties
dancing in sIultation over his downfall.
but scamperinR away in ~undigniied
haste when the victim Of their practical
joke was on his feet.
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First Water.
.Sstro Iadspsndsnt. June 80.


When the water from the Savage
mine was turned on experimentally
through the tunnel boxes last Saturday.
the air OF the tunnel grew very hot, and
the men perspired ~copiously. No steam
was observed to escape, III the boxes
we're Rrooved and made as nearly air.
tieht a. possible. The water came out
at the mouth in q black mass and OF Q
lulewsrm temperature.
When the Superintendent Of the Saw
90 autographed the news this morning
that it, pumps and those OF the Com
binahon shaft had been set going. Mr..
Sutro, Jack Bluett. Secretary Sheldon,
and Q number Of others waited at the
mouth Of the tunnel for the exit Of the
hot water. When the water came q
cloud Of steam came with 1t. Mr..
sutro stood by the open box with .
Thermometer in his hand and an.
nounosd that the temperature Of the
water was l0l degrees Fahrenheit. II
rose to 104N in q few minutes. This
inorsass Of temperature Mr.. Sutro re-
eardsd % Q good indication that the
boxes were steam.tight. and that but
little Of the heat had been lost in pass.
ise through four miles OF boxes.
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CONVENTION OF MINING MEN.

The New York Bullion Of June 10th
advocates the ~sdvisability Of holding a
national convention Of bullion pro-
duosrs from all parts Of the country. to
b held In that city at some future day.
I. gives some very good reasons there
for, which We copy for the consideration
Of the mining men Of this section
TIA reiguing position Of the United
a.stss In t6s world q . bullion producer.
and the many question. vital 70 tne worid.s
commerce springing from this position
warrant. In our opinion. . nationai con-
vsntiQn Of a bullion producers ~ an
early day. There are many local reasons
for holding Q grand council. A deep and
widespread interest In precious metal min
ing has been awakened In the unemployed
capital and labor Of the East. This inter-
est viii b permanently valuable in pro-
portion 70 is intelligence, and Ne believe
nothing will contribute more to . lair
understanding than tho personal contact
Of actual bullion producers Is . body with
ths inauiring East. A three days con-
yention In Cooper Institute OF prospectors.
miners and ore-reducers from every gold
and silver district In the Union would
have for it, audience the representative
capital and business activity OF the entire
East. =.
Assin, despite all our great 'strikes."
Our regulations Of improved methods and
increased activity. our bullion product IL
dscrsaslng. Interest will soon die out
that IL not sustained by solid increase.
The mulhtudes Of .tender foots" now
pouring into the mountains will soon
isavs . dismal train Of deserted camps,
unisss detained BY permanent and pront'
able employment.
Precious metal mining needs iegisls-
don, and this should not DO LETT TO
schsmsrs, but should dow from the intel
lieence Of the entire body OF active WORK
err. A representative convention OF ths
real bullion producers would cause q Mood
Of actual knowledge on the subject In
place Of tho swash and froth HAT Is run
ming through the Eastern press. q BET
TOR than ali, 10 would render II infinitely
more dinicult for the bold and unscrupu-
lous operators 70 foist schemes which dis
graos the industry. In brief. there seems
abundant and good reason for . truly rep
rsssntauve and untrammeled convention
Of bullion producers.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
On frial for Infantieide.

W. tAssA ASA AaAe@ssA3os
SHASTA. June S0.-Ths evidence In the
case Of the People ". Dr.. silvsrthorn.
who Is on trial for the murder Of bis
daughters infant child BY drowning It
in Pitt river. has just been closed. and
the jury were put in charge Of the Sher-
if to b conducted TO the scene OF the
murder. some 20 miles distant. The
case against tho prisoner IL . very strong
ons, leaving NO room for doubs Of his
guilt. The defense failed 70 put the
doctors wife and daughter on the stand
to testify. although all were present ct
the time OF the commission Of the crime.
Positive evidence was introduced that he
threw the child into the river. By. per
sons who saw him do 20, and the BODY
Of the infant was recovered and exam
ined by physicians.
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Fatally Burned.

ORovrLLs (Csl.) }. July l.-Asnss Sehu.
aged about Is. was horribly burned yes.
tsrday by her clothes taking Ere while
abe was preparing breakfast. She
rushed screaming into the street, the
flames rising above her head. The fam
lily had not risen. and Mrs. Reyea, q
neishbor, seized Q blanket, and. after 9
hard struggle with the frantic girl and
being herself badly burned, succeeded
in eItinguishing the Hrs. The girl ID
horribly burned, and although conscious,
IL In Thought abe cannot live.
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MED In the Cause.

CHICO. CAL. July l.-Jsnnis Waters.
Of Chico, while under the influence OF
liquor, shot and killed herself yesterday
at Germantown. because her lover drank
= glass Of whisky against her wishes.
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TEACRERS' EXAMINATION.

N EXAMINATION OF ALL TEACHERS
"a whose Certihcstes have explrsd. and OF al
pefsons who wish Certificates authorizing them
70 teach In the Public Schools of Storey county.
will b bald q the
rHlRD WARD SCHOOL HOUSE,
VIRGINIA CITY,
June sosh and Jaly Las ana -,
o-ommeneips punctuslly d 10 a. y. each DAY.
Candidates fdf examination will b required TO
b prompt In heir attsndsnoe.
sus's Fable Schools s'0'sJ o0ussy.
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HAly the time when We have had q
peculiarly bright thought va have found.
sftsr putting Il in elegant language, that
some Shakespeare or Longtellow or
Carlyle has anticipated US. and not in.
frequently used our very words. II
these fellows had never been, IL had
bean millions In our pocket.
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Largo salmon-Fishing Net Found.

vIcroRIA (B. C.). June S0.-A salmon
that weighed 90 pounds when caught
has been received here from the stesna
river fishery BY Mr.. Turner. Mayor Of
Victoria. Its length Ii Ave feet eleven
inches from noss to tail. and II 10 said
to DO the largest salmon ever caught. A
fishing net has been picked up in Fuea
Straits, and sntangled In its meshes
were two porpoises and twenty or thirty
salmon. all dead. 1t 10 supposed to
have been Lost from . fishing boat on
Columbia river bar.
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TIE Etna mine. Arizona, must not
b oonioundsd with the Etna mine,
Delaware district, Ormsby county. Ne
vada. The last mentioned was listed
on the California Stock and Exchange
Board. Ban Francisco. last Thursday for
the drst time.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

MRs. Q 9 WENTWORTH AND MISS A. Z.
- BUrTtAPIRLD will opens Select School
continue through the vacation. AN studiea
pursued In the Public Schools viii BE- taught.
SPECIAL attsntion given 70 Reading and Afith-
nestc, Fancy work taught. II dsstrsd, ons day
echool from . A. y. to7P.n
1sens, q PER wal. se.im
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az DON'T think much Of newspaper
msn, and I never take any stock In what
The papers say" he said. And then
svsrybody knew that be had done some
thing thst be was ashamed OF. and the
papsss had publishsd IN account OF It,
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Landlord W. Tenant.

San Frameiseo CAroniels. June 90.
William Netze some time ago leased q
house from one Bate. twas Afterwards
mortgagsd BY Bate TO Miller and Van
Wicks, who forsclosed the mortgage on
the goth Of last January and bought In
the premises and received Q Sherifrs
certificate Of sale. The day after they
notified Netze not TO pay rent any longer
to Bate. Netze refused 10 recognize
them as bis landlords. and said he would
not pay them rent. Accordingly an a.
tachment wa levied against Nstze for
rent accrued. The case was transferred
from Justice Pennies court to the Fourth
District Court; after argument and upon
motion IL was remanded back to the JUS
toes court and transferred to Justice
Burke for trial. On Friday Justice
Burke decided a. follows: Fnt-That
the relation OF conventional landlord
and tenant docs not exist between the
plaintiffs and tho defendant, conse-
quently there 10 nc contract expressed or
implied by which they can recover
against the defendant, who from the be-
ginning refused to attain to them or
recognize them a. his landlords. SEQ.
ond-That the plaintiffs do not stand In
the same relation to the defendant that
his landlord. Bate, did before tho fore
closure suit, because Bate could sue do.
PENDANT on his contract Of lease without
showing his title. whereas the plaintiffs
must show the mortgage sale under 1t,
Sherifrs certificate OF sale. to thsm-in
other words. they must show title In
themselves in order to recover, and this
the law Of tie State has inhibited q
Justices Court from passing upon. 40.
cordingly, judgment. was rendered for
the defendant.
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A FRENCH journal in alludins to the
arrival Of the great sensational preacher
In London. calls him "de Wit Talmags,
the American who travels on his mouth"
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Killed at Bodio.

BoDrr. Cal, July l.-Davs Moody, q
teamstsr, fell from . wagon on Sunday
last, and the wheels passed over his
body. killing him instantly. Hs was
probably intoxicated.
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1860. 1879.
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH or VIRGINIA.
G. VI. HALL, Proprietor.

THIs oLD-KsrABLrsHED AND RkLL
l able Laundry 10 prepared to turn out sny
S Susn Ssla o. d ssnUrss'a ), sn %s Sl.an aInsn o nm :,
chemical application.
Pseiases punctuaiiy called for and 70
turned.
OFPicES-Theodore woia's Clothing stors,
opposits international Hotel, Q street. vts
Rtnia. and Vessy HOUSE. Gold HUI. I'm
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4 GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn TO make money rapidly
operating In stocks. By the srwo UnefTinr
kules for Buocsss," In Mssers. lawrence Z
Oo.is new circular. The combination method.
which this nrm has made 20 successful. ems.
blss people with large or small means 10 reap
ell the bsneats Of largest capital and best skill.
Thousands Of oroers, In various sums. are
pooled Into one vast amount. and % operated az
1Mtohtv pAok. thus securing 10 each shNe.
holder al the Advantages Of toe largest open.
tor. immense prodts arc divided monthly.
AIRY amount nom 81 70 5000. or more, can b
used successfully. N. Y. Bdptsf Ws<kiy. Sep
sembsr seth. lsfe, Gays, "By the CON binsiion
system SIS would miks SIS. or 8 pr cent. $50
pays $50. or : per cent; 500 make 1900. or
10 per cent on tbs stosk during the month. 40.
cordtng TO the market" Frupk LssisS lHus-
frotsd Hfcspdpey. June 10Th Tine combins.
too msthod Of operating stochs 10 the moet
successful ever sdopted." NTp York Iadspen.
dfnt. September i2ih: The 0 NIB nation ,ys-
tenn 10 founded upou correct business princi.
pies, and no person need be without an Income
while 10 is kept WORKING By hessr. LAWrsuco
. %. Brooklyn journal. April soth: sour
editor made . net pront OF Sol o. from $40 In
one Of Messrs. Lvrence 4 Co.'S combine.
TONS" New circular (maikd free, ssplsins
everything. Btoeks aud bonds wanted, 0oy.
eminent bonds supplied. Lawrence 3 o..
Bankers, u Exchsuss Place New Sork. els
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ROUTE OF THE PROCESSION.

Alous b street 70 old Dayton road 70 d, along
% 10 Sheldon , along shsidon 70 o, down o 70
Carson up csrson 70 81 along , TO the 'front.'
OF NipeSf Union Hall, where the Procession
will BE- reviewed By The Grand Marshal and
dismissed.
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n lNHc FOB NIL MINING And
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DR.. SANF0RD'S
PAD 1!
Liver and Absorbent PAIL
The Best and Cheapest Liver and
Body Pad In The World.
-yoR The
LIVER, LUNGS, STOMACH, SPLEEN.
BACK AND KIDNEYS.
Az ixrnovxp APPLIANCE for o. 90 to Prevent,
Relieve and Cure the following diseases:

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Relieve and Cure the following diseases:
Ague and Fever. Dumb Aque. ohills, Liver
Complaint. Biliousness. Jaundics. Torpidity,
Rnlsrgem mt Of the Liver. Lassituds. Indiges.
s sDilit D'f BSlIss... s' Want m': Ui apSet Rsp'' rsfsa q
Diseases, Rnl.rremsnt Of the spleen, Agus
Oaks, Rheumatism. Neunsl 10 Lumb.go Rcis-
tica. Pains In the Side, Back. Bones and Nus.
cles, For the Relief Of Asthma, ostsrrh, Bron.
cbits. Dipththeria. whoopIng Cough, Weak
Lungs /; also Q Great Relief In Female Weak.
The Ose Dollar Pads arc within the
reach Of every sufferer. Rich or Poor. full
sisA highly medlcated, containing the best
known absorbent ingr, dients, and will prove 8
boon 70 all. Old and Young, Mals and
Female. oan be worn At al amss and under
al Circumstances without interfering With
the pit Of your stomach. you save doctors
bills, avoid taking nsuseous drugs. correct the
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Prics, fall regular Liver siEe..........ol each
Large Body Pad. rubber : sck. .........o o. each
We send them b. post, prepaid. everywhere.
fhr and near. IL not found at Jour druggists,
TAKE NO OTHkR, but inclose the amonnt 10
us, and Jon VIII receive either size ordered By
Q. A. COOK 4 CO, Chicago.
Sole Agents for U. b. and cansdas.
SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
vAN scHAAoK STEVENSON . co.. whole.
sale Drusgists. Chicago. tupply the trsds a.
manufacturer prices a
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POsTP0NRMRNT.

AZ meeting Of tbs directors OF the above
company. held on the twenty.fourth day Of
Nay. 1879. the date Of deeming stock dslin.
quent for assessment No. I. was further post.
poned 70 WEDNESDAY, June eleventh, 1873.
and the day Of sale 70 SATURDAY, June
tvsnty-eighth, 1873.
BY ordsr OF the Board Of Directors.
N RICHARD b. MOVES, Secretary.
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pOaTPONRNRNT.

A. . meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of the
above Company held on the 9Th day Of June,
1873. the date OF desming stock delinquent for
assessment No was postponed to TUEsDAY,
the fifteenth day Of July, 1879. and the dale OF
1879.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
I RICHARD B. MOVES, escrstsry.
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pOsrPONEnEUT.

AZ . meeting OF the Board OF Directors Of the
above COMPANY held on the 18th day Of June.
assessment No. I Was further postponed 10
FRIDAY, June twenty.ssvsnth. 1879. mo the
day Of sals to MONDAY, July fourteenth. 1873.
By ordsr Of the Board Of directors.
RICHARD B. MOVES, Secretary.
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Al q meeting Of the Directors Of the above
Company, held on the sth day OF Nay. 1879. the
date Of deeming STICK delinquent for assess.
ment No. I Was postponed 10 SATURDAY.
NAY TWRNTY.HuURTH. 1879, and the day Of
sale 10 Monday. June O.. 1879.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
otd RICHARD b. MOVES. Secretary.
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CEGRE0ATED EUROPA MINING
y Company. Location Of principal place Of
business, Ban Francisco, californis.
Location Of works, storey county, State Of
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that st . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, hold on the eth day Of
April, 1873, an assessment mo. y OF Twenty.
ave osnts per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin. 70 the Secretary. 81
the ONCE Of the Company, Room IS, No. 30
Montgomery street. Ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sth day Of Nay.
1873. will DO delinquent, and Advertised for
sale 1t public auction, and unless pay ment 10
made before will be cold on TUESDAY. the
nth day Of May, 1879. 70 pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
RICHARD B. MOVES, Secretary.
omce-Room Is. No. $40 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California. I'D
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EYERcIsEs or THE DAY.

Alta Close q ~ szsseissss
PIuTI BATTLE oHARoEi
with vasvheops. Win sass place down Q.
nom sutten. sv:nus 70 Tsylf ssssst
Ats o'epek,
GRAND PARADE OF THE HoRRIB1s
4. Q. nsK.Hsls,
~ 0sasA Nssshal.
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NHE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRD AN.
NIvERSARY Of our National Indepen.
dence will be celebrated In Carson City on Q
scale Of grandeur never before known In the
State Of Nsvads.
The Committee Of Arrangements have ~
cured Treadway's Park. where the usual Lit.
srsry and Musical exercises will DO he'd.
There will be . Grand Military Review and
Inspection OF the N. 8. II. In the fsld sdjoin.
ing the grounds.
The Park will b thrown open and free 10 all
visitors, who can bring their luncheon and
spend the day sftsr the manner Of . picnic II
thsy % desirs.
Targets will b erected for those wishing to
indulge In ride practice.
A ynnasium has been Constructed for those
who wish 10 participate In this kind OF sport.
The Washington Guard Brass Band and Var
nsy's Qusdrille Band will furnish music at the
Park. and throughout tho day there viii be
dancing In the Pavilion. which Will be nee "
visitors.
In the Afternoon an attractive running and
trutting programme will DO offered at the Car.
son Race Track. under the Management Of the
proprielors, Mesrrs. George d Dske.
A Grsnd Ball will be given In the evening d
the Pavilion under the management Of Prof.
]. ". Varney.
Programmes irving order and route Of pro-
osspion. order Of exercises, etc., will DO dis.
tributsd on The day Of the celebration.
% COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.