Communicated
DEDICATION OF JACKSON HALL.
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The committee appointed TO prepare a programme
and adopt such other arrangements as may he deem
ed necessary for the dedication Of Jackson Hall
on the 4th Of July next, respectfully report:


That they deem the anniversary of the declara'
ton Of our national independence peculiarly appro'
pirate for the dedication of building named in
honor Of Andrew Jackson. Nurtured amid the
trials Of the revolution, and a partIcipaior IN Ils
conflicts and sacrifices, he was thoroughly imbued
with the great principles Of popular sovereignty
which triumphed in its success. His career-from
Obscure and friendess orphanage TO the leadership
Of millions Of freemen in their onward march TO
greatness and glory-furnishes the striking "
ustTailon Of the admirable working Of our free ln-
stitutions The man Of the people, he was ever the
jealous and devoted champion OF the peoples hts
and interests and the stern and lnhexlbe opponent
Of every system which defrauds labor Of iH earn.
ngs and lls the rich mans field with the sweat Of
the poor mans brow. His life was devoted to the
service Of his county, and his most feryen sspira-
uons were for It's prosperity and glory. his deeds
have shed mperishable lustre upon the American
name; his virtues have exalted the human race. As
Americans, patriots, as friends Of popular rights,
il is fitting that we do homage TO his memory on
day consecrated TO the principles of which he was
the illustrous type and champion


The friends Of General Jackson are therefore
quested 10 assemble at the old ralying ground-the
site Of the hickory pole on Pennsy yvania avenue ,
between 18th and l4th streets, at o'clock on the
morning Of the 4th Of July, when the line will be
formed under the direction Of he chief marshal and
his assistants, and the procession will move pre-
cisely at 9 O'Clock.


The flag Of the United States will be the only
banner carried in the procession. Arrangements
have been made for the attendance Of the Washing
ton brass band


The hall will be placed in charge OF the commit
tee of reception, who will have the means Of pre-
serving and enforcing order.


When the procession shall have entered the hall
the meeting will be organized by the appointment of
chairman and secretary After prayer by the cler-
gyman in attendance, the purposes of Messrs.
Blair & Ryes will be communicated to the meeting,
and reply on benalf Of the Democratic Association
Of Washington will be made by John Z. Norris,
esq.


The ceremonies Of the day will conclude with the
reading Of the Declarations Of Independence.


All friends Of General Jackson are cordially in
vited to participate on this occasion, and suitable
places will be assigned TO all who are in attendance


As soon as the arrangements perfected, pro-
gramme more in detail will be published.