Twentx.second of February.
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II will be perceived, from the following Cor
that the approaching twenty-second
of February will be celebrated in this City, and
that ALPHEUs JONES, Esq, has consented to de-
liver an Address on that occasion. Mr.. JONES is
a young gentleman of fine attainments, and we
therefore expect rich intellectual treat


CORRESPONDENTS.


Raleigh, January Is, 1914.
ALPHEUs JONES, Esq.
Sir: The undersigned, Committee on the part of
the Wake Cavalry and Raleigh Guards, appointed to
make suitable arrangements to celebrate the anniversary
of the birth of the Father Of his Country most respect
fully request you deliver Address that occasion


Very truly yours, Ia
A. B. sTITH, WILLIAM H. JONES'
WILLIAM J. CLARK, w. H. HoLLOMAN, .
J. MoRDEcAI, WILL: w. HOLDEN.


Raleigh, 18th JaaUarY, 1874,
Gentlemen: Your note, GO on the part of the Wake
Cavalry and Raleigh Guards" requesting deliver
Address the 22ad Of next month"; has been received
Unwilling, wantonly, to refuse any task which, so
interesting occasion, your generous partially nigh
assign me, will comply with your request. Us


With great respect, re-
A. JONES' Z:
To Messrs. A. B. Stth, W. J. Clark, j. Mordeca, w.
H. Jones, w. H. Holoman, aud w. W. Holden. -