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Nj COHEN BROTHERS

III COHEN BROTHERS
WILL OFFER on MONDAY
PURE LINEN TABLE-CLGTII at lSc. yard;
TABLE-LINEN at %, 80. and SOC.
TABLE-LINEN at Zoe. purchased at a great bar
gain, and is equal to any generally sold at :1.25
LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS at eye. apiece;
FRENCH DOUBLE DAMAsSE at sl.25 to $3.50;
10 pieces lO.4 Linen SHEETING at 7jc.-the
present value Of which Is 1920;
$50 dozen GENTLEMEN'S LINEN HANDKER.
CHIEFS at NC, most OF which cheap at
zoe.
They also offer large stock of PIQUES and other
WHITE GOODS Of French and American man
ufacture at fully 20 per cent. less than the pre-
sent value.
Their stock of HOSIERY, which Is composed of
every variety. is offered at great reduction ia
close ont odd lots.
IS wards long HUCK TOWELS lpure linen) at
l2.c.; full one yard length at lG4c.-generally
sold %.
Also. new lot Of TORCHON. VALENCIENNES
ETONNE, LANGUEDOC, and other
LACES.
Also, large assortment Of HAMBURG EDGlNGS
at reduced prices. t2i
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MASS AND STICK LICORICE.

OFFICE A. Y. STOKES Col
JMPORTkRS AND DEALERS IN TOBACCo
MANUFACTURERS SUPPLIES,
RICHMOND, VA. January "a, 1880. J
We have on band full supply OF our welLkoown
brands Of MASS AND STICK LICORICE, com
pTIsinR the following brands:
q. Y.G.. "CROWN Y.G.,"
ANCHOR. T.. -, d" b. b." PURA VERA,
xxx. ard VICTORY STICK,
and respectfully ask orders from Tobacco Msnufsc.
iurers, guaranteeing satisfaction IN the quality OF
our goods.
We are The SOLE OWNERS Of the aboye-named
brands aud any Licorice offered for sale and repre-
Is fraud upon buyers. Ths genuine brands Of the
above Licorice can only be bought FROM u. our
authorized ageuts. A. Y. STOKES co.
ia 2S.6t
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The Dispatch Is correct in the opiniCI
that the Debt-Payers would have carried
every county in Eastern Virginia II they
had pursued every where the policy followed
In AItemarle. Charlottesville Chronicle.
The Presbyterian states that the Rev. A..
A. p. Neal. Of the Baltimore Conference,
Methodist Episcopal Church South. has ac-
cepted call to Reformed Episcopal
church In Philadelphia.
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or course we do not expect the State Ex-
eeutive Commit ee to "assume the respon-
siblity OF calling convention" but "will
content Itself with calling together the
State Central Co.nmittee," and when
this committee meel's we trust a call
will be issued for a State COnven-
ton, as we have before stated. sufti-
ciently broad to embrace every man who
claims to be a CnnServati We and will sup
port the national Democratic: ticket. II this
be done, then those who lei use TO respect
such call must be- regarded as being With
out the pale OF the Consery; tive party.
What we are anxious for Is to 1--WE men
fair opportunity to settle til ir poll teal sta
tus in the coming presidential c0nte II. lie
that Is not for us must be against u.s.
Fredericksburg Star.
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We can see no reason for the COnserya-
tive organization OF the State varying one
hair.breadth from the course it has always
pursued, always excepting that reading-0ut
process, which is thing OF the past, and
something we hope not to see repeated I'M
less on a different issue. Let the Cen
trail Committee meet at the proper time
and call the State convention 10 send dele
gates 10 the Democratic National Con-
yention. II they will look at the field they
will find that there is nothing else they
can do. There are two other political or
carnations in the State-the Republican,
which has already moved in this matter.
and the Readinsters. About the first Of
the two il j, plain sailing; about the second,
not so plain. As far, however, as any
published evidences OF lis purposes that we
have seen 90, it proposes to maintain its
present organization intact as far as il is
able, and 20 into the presidential election
with a Readjuster electoral ticket-a rather
queer element in national politics. The
prospect, therefore, is that there may be
three tickets in the field. 1t will be, we
think, pretty hard task to convince the
Readjuster- Democrats OF the State that in
stead OF voting for a ticket pledged 10 the
nominee OF the Democratic National Con-
vention, they must vote for an independent
electoral ticket. pledged TO nothing and no.
body, and as likely give the State to one
candidate as another, and we apprehend
that the new party will not baye an easy
lime in keeping its members in line.
The plain road for the Conservative or
ganizaion OF Virginia IS to march straight
along; no side issues, no reading out, no
making terms for anybody or with any
body. II the Resdju>ter Democrats shall
go into the Conservative primaries. carry
them, and thus get the control OF the organ
ization, let us take it As the fate OF war; il
they decline to participate in them and pre-
fer TO 90 with their new allies, very good.
We may be defeated? True. But defeat is
not so terrible. Much worse things may
happen 10 a party than defeat. Demorai-
zalion, for instance. StduntOn indicator.
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III JULIUS MEYER
Is CLOSING OUT HIS ENTIRE sr.,v

DRESS GOODS, COLORED ClsWlFpr. ....
aud STRIPED vELvETs ana yYtvr,r,,..
CLoAKs, DoLMANs. sFAwLs. and r,,.-
SKIRTS AT PRIME COST;
BLACK CAsuMEREs:
BLACK and COLORsD SILKS and sAT,,..
LADIES', GENTLEMtN's. and Curn..,..
MERINO UNDERWEAR:
WHITE and COLOREDFLANNFL,.
TOWELS, NAPKINS. TABLE D.,...g.
QUILTS. NOTTINGHAM LAcP>. ......
reduced prices;
BLEACHED and BROWN >HIEIING>:
PILLOW COTTON, &C.. much below .
prices;
GENTLEMEN's EXTRA.QUMlTY rlrry
DRIED SHIRTS Linen b9 ODD, saa az. ,
Soc;
The celebrated PEARL SHIRT altlD'l .-....
ja3O JULU~ WfYl....
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In THOSE IN WANT OF DRESS
GOODS can buy them at considerable reduction at
COHEN BROTHERS,
being anxious TO close their last seasons stock.
Also, AT COST, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CAR
PETS, CLOAKS, suANLS. and other heavy
goods. a.
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sfiUSEMENTN.
THEATRE.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
FEBRUARY % AND ID,
engagement for TWO NIGHTS ONLY Of the emil
neuily successful comedian aud character actor
MILTON MOBILES,
supported Icy his powerful
COMEDY COMBlNAIION,
appearing I'm the ORIGINAL dramatic specialtcs with
which his name has become inscparably linked
MONDAY EVENING
will be presented The popular American melodiama
by MILTON MOBILES, entitled
THE PHOENIX.
Carroll Grayes.) MILTON NoRT ES
Jim BludsDe,
As played by him over ], 900 times
AND ON TUESDAY EVENING
will be presented The American comedy drama by
MILTON MOBILES, entitled
A MAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Jack Ryder a diamond in the rough,
MILTON MOBILES.
Prices a. usual. Reserved seats at Johnston's and
at Office Of Theatre. u 3l-2t
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The January No. OF the London Quarterly
Revlsw has been laid upon our Iabis by
Nessrs. YocpsousE n PAsHAN.
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LECTURES.
DHY i.ODisA
A UCTION SALE TO-DAY.

shah continue FIVE days longer 10 sell goods pri-
yaleb al AUCTION PRICES, embracing
DOMESTiCs,
FLANNELS,
HOSIERY az any price,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
BLANKETS,
PIQUts,
and tboue auds OF uelnl goods. Goods absolutely at
YOUR OWN PRICE.
Ca early ana cal often for Five DAYS LONGER
at J, Il. HOwE's. Agent,
ja3I.2t sos Broad street.
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FANCY GOODS.
500 BROAD STREET

800 BROAD STREET
IN ADDITION To Ny REGULAR >Io'f.
WHICH THE
NEW GOODS COMING II THIS WfIh Ni-
MAKE AGAIN COMPLETE.
offer a fun linz Of DRESSING. COMBS;
FINE-COMBs IN three grade Of lnese-:
TUCKING-COMBS AMI HAlR-ORNAhf\I- .
all kinds and a loN prices;
HAIR-BRUsIIE> from roe. totl;
NAIL and TOOTH.BRUsHtS-1llg grade.
Tie finest line Of POCREi-BooKS ana PORTE
MONNAIEs ever offered boo t,wu. BOO i-...
5c.tosl.75;
An elegant assortment Of PArErfRII>. '.-
PLAIN and fancy, I'm price from o.. TO Go.
grades
Lot. Of rev styles and noyelus. a
LADIES SETS
PINS. DROPS,
CHAINS and BRACELETS.
both in plated goods and English safa'.
New designs in SILVER-PLAIED IAh"I'
WARE, IN single, double. ana triple plate,
A fun line Of ROGERS BROTHERS Al iLNlt.
In TEA, DESSERT, and TABLESPOON.
FORKS aud KNIVES. to be sold AZ dc 't'
possible prices;
A larger variety OF POCKET.KNIYFs r.. "f
before, aud SCISSORS Of all siz-, aui ...
every pair warranted-at
wa. STEVEN.
a24 No. 5O5 Brotd 'r.,-
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r,,,~ On THAT we a ne not mistaken In
n.,u., that the mi. &c viii understand
G.nsr., M.uoSe.s schet re for disposing OF
A.. wn,o ~ VIRGINIA TO W an attempt TO
..,.. ..., vo,e ofy 10 the highest bidder is
shown by the following fro. lug Dst''"oie
American Of Saturday. ina sS.u"A says
{. should this plan be succe ss,n',y carried ga
out Virgiuia's eleven votes mi sn. Pfoy ,1. Inc
controlling power In the cleo orsl s so,lege,
and In that ease General Mahon ~ou . DC
able, no doub', t, get bis pric ,o =. , ar,in
But such coming, 'ncy Is no, In" nc, ne ysry
1s ~" 70 VOTE for the q reat unknown; and,
popular US General h'aIone II, t', ";yl WI,
ssarceIy deputize him to 90 fneif '''nk'ns
for them" :,
DGet hts price for them. ana 'oese
words refer to the electoral votes OF Sir-
ginia.
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n. Z correspondent Mr.. BEAzLEY will
town up that we were not wrong in
tEO,th matter TO which he referred In
80. ethe other day. We have before us
a.. nv ke orstion delivered by General
- Lac on the occasion of General
VIZ 49,. TcNs death, and we find that
I'a.r., aNn" Is the word used in the
sentence which has been under
nv" VI, quote:
'o''s"' var, first 10 peace, and first in
rHs. III u countrymen, he was second
TO none In the '>'"0'
OF private life.' "a w.s ,soa =, .ho o,.,
'"' ~ osI 'NKEY's Constitution says,
.ion'' 49, hv, General HENRY LEE and
introduced by JOHN i'p'0'o"'"'
tive from Virginia" ,,,
~ LII coz 70 the Iidepdter Inde1 that
its copy Of HICKEY =" o'u que. Inc
~ :. 80 ADMIT thai General HENRY LEE
originated the Phrase. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
@ JUST OPENED

G1- JUST OPENED
JULIUS MEYERS,
eoa BROAD STREET.
Ne" HAMBURG EDGrSGs ,oa ry.rpr.,..
600 different patterns;
New TORCHON ardBREToy I,cve.
New LIGHT PERcALEs and PRINTS.
'hhch MosL'Ns and CORDED PlouE. al. 10.
low prices.
la30
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FURNITURE.

CPECIAL NOTICE ON EASYn
- TERMS AND PAYMENTS. TWENTYA
SUITS OF PARLOR AND CHAMBER FUR ~
NITURE.-Just received, the largest ami bestsf
nut and Poplar SUITS, sidehosfd, bookcase, Hat
Rasks-Queen, Fast Lake, and other styles: Fancy /,
Easy. and Folding Chairs, for Christmas presents
Dur stock - full III every particular. IL wilt be 10
-four Interest 10 cali. J.. GATiiRiGiiT son,
de4 10 Governor street.
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LETTINGS.
MANCHESTER, January 3I.ISsC
rVHE VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
l. STANTON, VA.

The resignation oftEe Rev r. n. Phillips tend red
on account of impaired hath having been ac-
cepied to take effect on the lst day OF september
next the trustees If the Virginia Female lnsti,nte
February. 1880. at o'clock T. NJ. for the purpose
Of APPOINTING RECTOR OF TtE INNTI
TUTE. The n ctOr i NOT only the principal Of the
school but the les ec Of the buildings and grounds
and The head of the family aud boarding depart
ment.
This institution IS under the auspices and control
OF The Council OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
i'm the Diocese OF virginia, and during a period Of
more than thirty Years has be n one Of the most
successful female schools in the south.
The under. lgned will receive applications and
Testimonials and submit them 10 the Board. Ad-
drcs=. stanton. Va HUGH W. SlIEfFtl.
fl 22-lawi24Fc6t secretary.
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SYCLE BROTHERS

WILL FOR THE NEXrTHlRTN DAY, ..r-
SPECIAL BARGAINS ~ ORblr 81,
REDUCE THEIR lNVCN,r
STOCK BEFORE
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n1Tr BLACK SILKS! BLACK SILKS

Special bargains IN this line. See our "a INCH
BLACK SILK at sl.25 per yard worth 81 rs, and
our 24.INCH SLACK SILK at 81, which would be
cheap at $3.50. We haye BLACK SILKS from
6Oc 10 SO per yard. LEVY BROTHERS.
RIA 30l
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OF absence was granted Messrs. CHAMBER.
L :. one day, NIcoL two. EcaoLs four,
MORGAN three. PITrs Eve. HADEs two,
DIcKEHsoN three, PAIGE two.
pr. NELSON 10 detained from bis seat by
, 1880-08-16

nnaleStooha 01 cqerRfcch9. nero are ALSO
eyc!, tho necks md tails Of thu iron dogs
cloti,. Tile inside oi. TIC b,iiItilng and the
W. wag''n are also ilxsd up win flags
mrass tlle street, with tie word "W.clcnue'
u ane!s Il ais lie wofs % @ i,oc sgan 8sTvh yiices a
y: r km,ads, tn Mot,roe street, has a dis
The tiovsrllinent lS,iIltiing, on tho Clark
aid yhieis' III T1,ere s Is uge s petfa 9 s' II Gen,
Washington ~ tha CENTRE, TII1s picture las
+ ss Sifa Sf Sf'Ghs s u si te 6 &c iS susra s
month. Three large fluKs a1orIl tho front,
''anginE froni windows In the roof.
,,,, Ihs Lakeside a. Building, corner ot Adams
nas au Gark x stre.t1 is decorated wftl, Iargs
square framework running over tlle slide.
treatl in blac.k. white, ami red colors, fey
TONED ntrd adorned with various sltelds
elaborate and artistic DECORATIONS IN the city.
They commence up,n the edge of the side
ber," Representing lodge-rogn. The col
tupped with a Greek cross. Fran this there
are SEVERAL strings u streatners, which cx-
te',;i 70 ulp roof. From the centre of tho
building there llies large bauseant, having
tahHltyE3 III VHN4t0tI EfsG14 III
ur4nd' Master r. r. iurney, Of llllnols, aI!d
fer tho Tnia "@sl sate% 7 Tha a' aaeh m's"ss IN
re tie atrrst g.s t KY be finished .t tY,day.
three Knights In .tu!l artnor, representing Tie
tltree guards Of the standard. 'rl,cru VI. aISo
shields, strea1ners. bcausanss, ctc., which 80
To Mnks very elaborate whole.
lN, and 199 Stata street, have small llags tly.
tliE from every wiHl0w. Lehman, 0f tic
Fair, h;ts gone to elaboration in h!s decors.-
tfons. 'Iis front of Ills buildings he has cny-
sidewalk he hns thrown i frame work with
II, thousand g1s Jets, covered with willie
Eiobes., There nre seven monumental pi(larA
In black, ,wllste,, and red. set Dit
Srs ara two "%Ss sz M sates sssfsfsSida! eia!y sis ess
massive Easal!ers of sever lights, III red md
blue globes. The windows are decorated
with erosses, and tie whole structure Is stir
fsss Sa%sSp wy " Sa ffss IT state Il sa IL. as anoth
Passion cross In front OF Ills building.
hea,srants. tlags, md shields. The Davis
Scwtng-Machine Company, ut No. 20 Statc,
and festoons IN Black md whito cloth. ih.' A's''
THE stArrEsoy HOUSE
1!0'n CO., EVERY KY x."a?S asas$!e'y sa 81 yaSas Tas
avenue. have dtainoud:crosscd strings
ot e. i. taks. q of t.o al nat!SHs 1,lnn'ns, ffoll
beauty. There Is something placed In every
window. "a large Passion cross Ia In tho
centre Of the building under the roof. Then
cogtc coy I;,:s sross Of Constituting, Greek cross
!Ioor. There, are streanlers aid shields,
beallseants In black and while, and festo1n-
ings Ut like eoturinss. There are shields nt
the win windows or n tho second foor; and the
, 1880-08-16
TIE ARCHES.

A LoDK DOWN WABASH AvENuE.
So much Inns hocn said and written about
tho Wabnsh avenue arches thRt thnt thor
oughfaro WAS ycstesday the Mecca OF Hl0u-
sands Of people, bpnt upon beholding the
elaborate tlccnrntlnns under which The
knIghtly lIosts will march tomorrow. Mover
In tho history OF Chicago have tho propara-
tlons Tor a.strcct parade eaualcd those now
III progrcss, and tho w'irllng, surglng
crowds Of yesterday apparently appreciated
this fact. They ca!1,0 tn aae, ard 1t seemed
as though tho whole city had turned out.
From Twelfth street IN Madison there WAS
posed OF every SHADY and variety OF hl.-
n.Alllty.. Tho sidewalks were crowded to
tlnt extent that foot-passgnEers purslled
their walks with the utmost difficulty: The
roadway Wa ono continuous procession ct
filled with mel, nlai woman peering Vt tho
worknen ns they fastened their fcst0ona Of
various eolured paFa:E aunt evergreen ofnx-
% e eaSy Is ssaKs5S MaaKson o tIse e ",s sat
was lnpedetl. at Tines, ald thxt no serious
accidents occurred IL Miraculous
To- pstttcutsrlxe the decorations OF the
Idea Of tho beauty uf tho whole, 50 fur u
completed, ean b. obtained from tive follow
THE MEMORIAL ARun.
at the Intersection OF Adams street. although
piall, III design. nttractrd EEent deal OF At
tentlon. At tho four eor1cra Of tho streets
have been. erected framework monuments
fcct, although rather funercal. suggests i
tender regard for tho departed. Upon
tl,l@e nIonuu,ants ara painted In small,
hlack lcttNrS tho .'namea OF dee*:asal
proaclles this arch every Knight WILL rev.
cruntiy ,lncnyer Ills plunlcd head and reYerao
ar!lis wlilo passing beneath the arch.
III decorating the arches south of Adams
OF color and harmonious blending OF tha
decorations seem 10 have been the ainl OF tho
designer. Perfect success IN this particular
hus crowned ule efforts o( thu a1tlst, pulI ~
ulpl striklngly Lealttful.
Tlle cogpvl.ppsts aud cross-striuge1s Of the
, 1880-08-16
THE PROGRAM.

For the benefIt of tl,oso vtsitora WIN bovo
mot seen lhh 1nll program Of tho events Ut
Inc Conclare, the following brief program,
summarized from tho official orders, is given:
To-Day will be dcyotc,i In the rrcn,vino mi
saeoa.as u Y'sll'he Iotnmhntet'cs' In tho
e'ehinR three receptions for Templars, to
which the uniforms admit, wilt be given ut
Central Music, Mccormick, and .Far,vni3
f:,'v r',,to, 'A ,a,.t ~ WV ~ ueA'e,ca ~
Mos' e"'lots', LlcuI-doV. 5humafit Mayor
Harrison. John Wentworth, Leonard SWEET,
md f,rotptropt E,trhts
, 1880-08-16
MILITIA oRDEnED OUT.

EXPERIENCE At THE CAMP YESTERDAY
the utter inability Of tho regular police
force and dspccEalst ito keep the crowd out-de,l-
o,lstratel that 1t wns futile To attenpt TO
guard tic property I'll any such way, md,
when It became known that ulany
articles were missing from the tents occ,i-
pied by tho California Knights, Graiid Com
tnalltler Morse, Of Illinois, decided to secure,
II possible, the aid Ut tho militia. Accord
ingIy lie sent for Adjutaut-Gcneral 1iilltar4
and Gen. florence, commanding tho First
fiE1 Ni' ts re FL Fl fsss ito Of a II WIS siee e issunea
Colonies OF tic different regiments Of thIs
city, aud the Major commanding tho cavalry:
CAN'T De Mo1A1 IA, Apg 1ssmSsts, 0'e ,
:x,tninand u Latnp De Aola', now hoing hel,l u
Of nsp tass f uos m
TINT their camp Ia boinl infested with thieves,
R,.d grcnt oss Ut prolsrty IL Iuhlo to lc tho
it nuIs s naou4t ails T 6en Mar esTs tes
my command to furnish volunteer force to
san aS e nre e e asss s
s.stTsae9 + Camp De Mo'ai: ,M'1n;i.y; II Asx; i:
AdjMtnnt- uencral that tho mnn WIN e,o pull! for
the dIs psrfpmEmsd p5ogac T. y foadoso
81 distinctly understood thnt they nsc IN v0u1.
tecr their services. 1t vii! b1 remembered,
Colonel, that it In nr tlfSt duty 10 prs,teat tho
prnpcrty Of tho citlzots Of Chlcasn " order
i5r,s. .-Gon. Commanding First Dr;gndc. /. N.G.
FRANK q. IfOrNN, Capt. md 4. a. y. y.
Tile volunteers called for nra: First 1teEt
1ncnt 20; Second Regiment, 20; Sixth lscgl.
tnent, 100; cavalry, II
Uitil Inst night, when Sir Knight Joseph
II. Dixon wns appointed, thete hatl bctn no
head 70 the police force II tho camp. Whi!o
tho officers who were oil tie ground dill tholr
duty, there were not enough Of them. They
guarded Michigan AyGnu0 well, hllt people
wont around To tho railroad tracks and Kot
Into the camp from that direction. There Is
| over $3.50, ,0O0 worth Of property til the camp,
Al,d tic I'ticnniaf Committee arp responsible
for liz safety. 1t would require 100 police
men to guard 1t, and OF conrsc that hum
ber cAnnot DO secured. 80 the militia
arc to be called IN to patrol the b0NndRrlesof
Tho camp, willis 1'inkcrton's forca of dctec-
ttycs will ho III duty Anlo1ig tho tents. Mr.
Dixon will he In command ut all tho men,
and net Iii conjunction with tho military. II
\ known I5 thiof il seen III tho vicinity he viii
bo arrested atl4 locked up Witllous coFnn,ohy.
Two valuable swords, which ,wcro sup
pnsed to hlyc been stolen from tic callfor-
l!Rns, weIo found slowed away In one Of tho
tents, tho Hcarulls having been ,nlBlald. Tho
other articles, however, were not discovered,
md willis s0Ttu persons he!loyo they were
stolen. others arc of tlle.nplnfGn that they
hive bcon misplaced like tho swords.
, 1880-08-16

hest that they DO procured for tho entire ttus
th1 q connandGry 4 i. camp.
theatres on Wednesday night, and tho grand rc-
eeptlbn musicale Ct dans1nto by making rcquI-
silnn sipon tho Entertainment Committee, ot
Eh!ch Dr witt Q. CrcHIer II Chairman. nt tho
C1tnMttDe. tent, ftElt Ut vnn I}ursn street.
n'Fht's receptions.
IT, Tho officers Of Subordinate Communicates
r. y camp must oboy tho orders Of tho Beyernl
nrnna Connandcrs having the cnmp IN COM
mnnd on tho Mveral iuya named.
or;os 10, Apo'ioG M G6caso,and st. bernard Command-
unties as tnny be assigncd enom at 10 o'clock
this Mnnday t1orntnK,
10. All 0rdlers fnr escort duty Wilt bo ias,,otl
ffn!n these ,cHsl1uarse7, md III Co,nr,nnI,.rns
Ma fGtai n canp unless ordered to perform
Eminent Grnnh Commander Of l,lIneIe. by
Est1hExT Sir NonMAN 1. OAssErTE,
v....o tonnkndAnt OF ltneB.
Adjuthnt-GonprAl uNd chief of Hts6
, 1880-08-16


To-day will he entirely devotcd to receiv
Ing ind eseorting visiting Communicates.
Receptions will he given at o'clock this
evening Mt Central Music-llnll, Mccormick
Hall. and Farwelt 1iail, ani tho following
program will be carried out:
CENTRAL Ncatc HALL.
!, Overture to" WtllIuln TELL. ,1.osstni
Mams na,astM's q. q grs'<s'rG r sifiv pieces
Tie H'. arer M i. IT. fa'7iso, fs d Snu. anr Of Chicago
!. Souvenir do kiuf Maznr. -. ...... .sctuihoT
4. Welcome tn tc nss s,ate n.5aafidpi of Illinois,
Iat lin. Sj.eil M fuoa. i;oix,1or s Of Illinois.
:. Introduction to "I.ohe nxrin ........ Warner
0. The Craft Welcomes You Ail.
u Ihs :; g GG,s.sy 1,y G!dfd Has'er Of ta!nols
'' overture TO 'tnS1'n tG Ureh::in, Weber
8. We greet yon IN bc!,n!r of tho 1'rlennin1
Con'1nt1es , sepsG:sstitsnE Apo!lo, Gh!engo,
au,i tic 5iran.i CSann,ai,dsry af Illinois. liis!S''
II. u. and Sir D:t'1It C!tntun Cfeyier lof the
o. Esyp''a" s'arf,'ii Fiji 01;x*,1;,. 'strnus'
TO- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ,;,n. l., cn 1eb9it q thq n; +:
r +. Str he"t'mf" pG"r: l. ora"d Ge"eralt'st"o'
IL. Fantassu on "star.simna.ca M: s.; 1,an-
' iiM orcitsi,a. D"'''@@
M'conN1cK HAIL.
qys5,rse ,nat G;as I! s!aSGS% Gyi: iii ,12e Thoma'
% ! arStsss, sns T3fs|e .s ver & casgs
rA'''D'A f1'S ejr' GSs,,;:i!a
4! Welconlc to the SMte or lllinos.
ahe '" A"a'sp .g;ia9 shaanl y in 5sn;*t"'o oe o"u
t. schcrzo from .M!ds'.namer Nights Drcam."
aiost 5lDfshtjM ji<nrv G. Kanney, r. g. IT.
7. GAfOtte, Al1sette -. -. ........... FcfKo
, 1880-08-16
GENERAL ORDERS,

TIE FOLLOWING ALE GENERAL ORDERS
AND CAMP KCLEs.
Som0 have been previously published In
THE TKtHuNE, but they are reproduced at
this tiuo because they arc OF particular ILL.,
ft,Ho