davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

0 In our last ventured the assertion that had the
vote in the Wing Convention been given upon The basis
the Clay strength Of each county in 1874 the result would
nJthsye been different from hat Which Witnessed
upon The usual plan adopted by that bdy. We had
made any particular exam naln, but hazorded tie
srTion, from onr impression OF the state u feeling among
the W higs a correspondent Of he Wing Shows by
the returns Of 1874, that quite night in what
said. EIghy-lwo counties, towns and election dis
trcs voted n favor Of expressing preference for Cen
Taylor. These gave 10. Mr. Clay. at the last election,
29l9l votes. Twenty counties &c voted agains;
the resolution These gave Mr. Clay,t the election.
$500 VOTES. The county representations as we have
seem gave 81 to 81 upon the basis proposed by
Mr. Basscu, and advocated by Mr. Bolts, would have
given, very nearly The same majority, about two to
one,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
Mp c. ".

Tho Cincinnati Chronicle Of snurdly last says
''Ne learn from reliable authority, !ha, Gov ows
ley will probably appoint Henry Clay 40 tho saceessor
u NJ Cflilenden, IN the u. s. Senate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

o. The terms of the Circail superior Court ofiaw
aud Chaoeery, III Frlekl county. viii hereafter com.
nence the 81 day of May ard October. ID Vi fnl
sylsania. on the - dag 81 tie same months.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

~; As the ratification of the Treaty becomes Ger
tain the official organ insists with the urgency upon
the passage Of the Ten Regiment Bill. We doubt very
much, whether the certainty. the high prubah
~ If immediate peace 10 likely 10 quicken The action Of
either House upon the measure secure lis success
II lis fate before uucertan-as unqnesonahN 1t w s
we think the bill stands the least chance now OF
becoming a law. Il would be hands me am onnt Of
patronage. dJuhess TO Iace in tie hands of the PreSi-
dent Four or five hundred commissions, from Colu-
nccy down 10 Lleuteua1cy. would euable Mr. Polk 10
CRAFTY multitude Of partIzlns He has shown himself
heretofore incapable Of regarding commission IN
tie amy in any other light Than political Office.
which is To be bcstwtd with the disregard To the
qualifications II The aprolnee, and with the same refer
ence political considerations. if it a clegks6ip
or bureau at Washington. baud office the West.
The Uuun wishes lhe bill 10 he passed nov, norwill
standlRg there he least likelihood that man will
be enlisted for Of the regiuents-fr>r. because If il
pass. the President III have large of palfon
age his dspasa and secondly If 1t be rejected thai il
may raise the cry that The Wings have refused to vote
supplies. We incline 10 believe the Wings Will do wh4i
hey lhi nix right, careless of what The unon may say
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

o. The House Of Representatives, ON Monday last
passed bill of no ordinary importance. Ii authorize
the Supreme Court for the purpose If dsposlng oflhr
accumulation Of cases on the docket To held ssiuns
for year, adj urnlng frem tine 10 timelhe Judges
10 be eIleved from elc, duty during that period We
think very probable that. long The amount Of ius
ness IN the Court, now yearly increasing viii render
his PROVISIONAL arrangement permanent one.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

The F"ncral Sermon Of Mas. pR. CLEMENT viii be /
preached IN Liberty, the fourth Sunday Of Tins month,
(Alarch) BY the Key. David Caldwell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

TIE nudefzifod tefs lea,eo return hs thanks to his
f,ud- and te pahr very hsal patronage hereto
iafe hrslac apan Ga and uos cspe tully asls eonn
tho saint as hason hand beautiful stock
of
Reaycr Nutria, Russia and Silks Hats,
otbe approved .tlc- warranted ia eoioi, durability,
S>e. Al, iatrecci,eaa ltssh supply Il
Situile sne n's and Ioye' Caps,
Of the latest French atyts.
M,tsh Nv WN SITTER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The sc. .a- .chss :, . > 1872 ;. Nv E-e2e,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

IT II U=G TiO.N.
THNBF subscriber. with view Il settling up tho BUSH
II ness If
NJ TT Thv7r7 & nnoTHrr,
will en,t fr sale. Al iu)e auction, ON Friday. the 5fi
ii Mach ucA1. tie etllc stock If
Groceries, E{qw0rs, Fry Goods,
g.. So.
The stock IN herd l,up aood and well assorted will
be Gurd worthy liz at.,uilan Of dealtrs.
TERMS iberl ana m'de knoWn on the day Of sale
Sale 10 commence n IN u'flath. An.
r. ! IANlNDER. Snvivioa Partner.
Feb = -taMh NJ. II laslhdef < Bro.
POSrPONFMt.Nr.
TIN above sale Is ps ponel TIL Tuesday next the
1th msi.
The ahoyo sale is further pospadcd till "Wednesday.
tho 10Th u~t.
L. .iANlNrTR. Surviving Partner, &C.
Match Is IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

FIa9frT5Rls k'sasserillg
The Subscriber hm Bimorc having located This p'sc.
ur tie purpose OF carrying the above hlsiess, is
"u1fed execute Yodcr IRON country either for
ptus Omamental Wotlt Stuccoing don. with itaons
l Ne "ad Granite, the approved style with the
de5v. les IN cenlsut lust received from Philadtlphia
foR PHRl.0,+Ps. CHURCH AND COURT
Itoffs" CEILINGS.
teuemen any Distance NJ lave the!t orders attended
To promptly audthG materials ian- a. ne Northern
! M - aim LONG.
Feb 29-w12mf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
esaeeaEgas1 gBAfsHBK,
{ the store lately occupied by

B3GBY CREA'5HlV4 S CARTER,
OFFERS f2r.ale reneyal .ssaf.nasnt OF GROCERIES,
~ JO.fEoIL CS SS. % "leL -51itio-s - e.
bo made.
E friends IN! former cs.o-7sr. vii IS thosc q Il
lac Am. respectfully nrscdto give ha cali.
-. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
To the Public.

JANfN baen appointed Agent by Messrs John sifnies
4 OF Philadelphia OF the laIges establishments
tho United States iorthe sale ui Marble Work IN general
am now ready 10 iii odcrs Tor
Arabian, EEyptians Italian ana Bardieia
~ a Il u l. T. N "A ~ z l. !. =
at the lowest caah price and their delivery in Lynchburs II,
condition, warranted Tomb Stones and Marble Mon.
nHens made TO order few designs may be at the
ara u sfy T. flstar, Main Street,
JOHN LONG.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
lLLLOROE0RNL

4 SUPPLY Of this new auuthec agent. a sui
"A slHtr l,r snlphuric Ether, being greatly superior
to i, aud much more safe and agreeable Farsae by
JOIN Ii. SEAY, Druggist
February l0-tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
y. EgOyU9t EEOsCOnpDc,

4 T T q r \ L \ 7 l. "
NNIIL ATTEND lhe Courts Of the Corporation Of
w Ly0chbuIg and OF the counties Of Can lbcIi and
Amherst.
All business entrusted to him will meet with promp
attention.
Address-LynchbuSg.
His office is ia oi The sttItofJohn J. Purvis Esq
Septcnsl. r 2O-ts #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

TN PI~1IE. SHEET NOV, Sc
= boxes Tin Plate, l-3X
y 1000 boNes American Sheet Iron, 25 and 20
500 do Russia do d. 26
500 ID. Speter,
binds CarGenas Nclasscs,
10 boxes HUI S. sons Candles, receiving per beats
Crensbaw and Tennessee, and for sale by
March 2-Gtif GEO BAGBY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

March y Glns
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07
DIR. Nichols Astronomical Lectures.

The audience assembled at Odd Fellows Hall or
Thursday evening highly gratfed with the lecture
of Dr. Ncho upon the solar system and the remarkable
discovery of the planet Neptune. His complimentary
notice of the abors of American astronomers and his
eloquent tribute TO LIE Verrer, well his countryman
Adams, were especially pleasing, evincing that ma
tona preu1ces do moi enter into his award of the
of praise Dr. N. possesses happy faculties popula
lecturer winning the close attention of his auditors by
his fluent eoquence and the deep interest which he mani
tests in his subject the ccaness and distincness of his
views and expressions, and his happy manner of eluc
dating by familiar illustrations, things apparently hard
be understood and gratifying all by the information inn
parted But one sentiment expressed by those who
were favored with the opportunity of hearing him
sentiment most complimentary to the distinguished lee
turer mingled with regret that many of their friends
not participators the peasurable enjoyment H
lecture to- MORO ~ upon the relation between geology
cal theories and astronomical facts, we hope will be fully
attended We can to all who may be present
rich and luxurious treat, such citizens rarely
favored with
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07

The democratic Review for May opens with an article
the Omitted States Constitution" This article is follow
ed by the "Growth of Sates, in which the write
favors the absorption Of the whole of Mexico by the United
States unless the Mexican treaty, modified by should
be ratified by the Mexican An article under
the caption of The East and the West" showing that nj
sectional feelings should be abolished Also an de-
scrpve of the Inauence of the Telegraph upon Lers
ture" portrait of Governor Smith, Of Virginia, embel
ishes this numberN. Y. Globe.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07
Virglnia-DeleEate to Baltimore.
MONONGALIA DISTRICT.

MoRGANrowN, VA, May
The democratic convention for the 18th, Blacks
Wle On Monday the ls Instant II the largest
hon ever held there and the harmonious The dele
es TO the national convention John Hunter of Ohio
aefnate, c. Tar sen, of Brooke c. b Pitcher of Wet
zs alternate JEFF. I. Martin OF Marshall Dr. T. kidwell
Of Marion alternate Andrew Mcdonald of Marshall Jas.
IL Carroll of Preston; alternate, w. G.. Brown of Preston.
member OF Congress- The delegates will all be there, as
"owere carenl to appoint none who would not give a
positive pledge that eject No instructions given The
esouions are plain and simple. After the business was
nasnel, the convention addressed by Clemens of
oa'0 Pitcher of Wen,l, Hall of Barbour Kidwell of Ma
non woods OF Monongalia, and Mcdonald. The greatest
e"husasm prevailed and if you give us good candidate
we VIII fight in this district like band of brothers"
NORFOLK DISTRICT
The convention met at Portsmouth on the ith-Dr,
Robert Butler the chair The following delegates
appointed to the Baltimore conventions VIM. p Morgan
Ol Princess Anae; Robert Batter, Isle OF Wight; Tim
V'hy Hives, Prince George; R. R. Prentis Nansemond.
her"ates-E. j. Higgins, Norfolk city, Robert Ridley,
oounanpton David Hargrove Suuy; VIM. |. Cooke,
Norfolk county
ACCoMAC DISTRICT.
Inc convention met at Hampton the Sd instant
W. l. SlmPkns in the chair. The following gentle
men Were appointed delegates to Baltimore: Hon r. n
oayly and Hon Henry A. Wise, of Accomac NJ B
Ia"ei OF Gloucester, and r. r. Garrett, of York, as
u''eSa'es and as alternates, Dr. j l. Simpkns and
nenfy I. Z. Wilson, of Northampton; Dr. George l.
'e0'son' oil hddesex; and John s. Lacy, OF New Kent
PROSPERITY THE TARIFF OF Is46-We are pleased
vA mat the sale of refined sugars at cents per 10
much less that was expected under free trade i,
gruous with prosperity in business Nor is il an,
OF our pleasure that this prosperity attends thu
tho haye hocr
on Tor no firm in this city, if in the United s,.,ss
one more TO supply the market with the purest and
"Oces' articles in which they deal than Messs I a
on, sart who have just disposed of, auo on ary,
De- H. OF beautiful refined white sugar. eight cent,
rsan surely hereafter there will be little else used I'm
'''"ed sugar.-N Y. Epsnimg Post.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07

&10 000 to $4,000 for Investment In si.ved-
I'D lO,OOO Boys and girls would be preferred but to
avoid separation, families will be tab en-.
Proposals are invited by letter, addressed TO b. Wash
ngon city, postage paid this and the
LIST of July. April 4-le2wswitu
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07

HYPERION Hair Fluid.-Boyle's Hyperion Vegetable
Hair Fluid for preserving and promoting the growth
druH, &c.-The subscriber has been induced, from the
highest testimonials take the role agency for ,hs CITY oil
the above desirable hair fluid The testimonials are TOO
numerous for publication but persons DESTROYS to avail
themselves OF its efficacy, together with tre1tne on the
hair, can do 80 by applying to W. r. bAYLf,
May 2--eo3w (lnteil
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07
yxTAsHINGTON MORrON's CLAl

yrTAsHINGTON MORrONs CLARETs.-The sab
w scriber has Just received fine OF claret
wines consisting Of "Palmer Margaux," "Leovie," "Lo
rose Mouton" "Pouillac," ST. Julian" &c., &C. di
rect from Washington Moron of Bordeanx for sale whole
sale and retail. JAMES BAlLlE, Wine Merchant.
IS Chesnutseei door to Congress Hall hotel Phia
dephia. May7-6t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07
10 tie Editor of the Union !:


GENTLEMEN: In your paper of yesterday read an ar
ce headed Second Ward meeting" and relating to one
alleged to have been convened for the purpose OF taking
into consideration the municipal affairs of Washington
respecting the most horrible condition of the streets and
walks in the heavily populated parts of said ward,
Uor years burning shame 10 those at faulty and
streets and avenues, excellent walks &c. in other
parts of said ward, where there are plenty of unm-
proved lots Tor sae allow me to suggest that the next
more than bakers Dozen that they appoint committee
to examine into the appropriations made by the corpora
ton for the improvement of streets, &c., in said ward
during the last ten years; to ascertain, if practicable by
whose agency made the inducing causes thereof and
why nearly all the funds of this ward have been contin-
uously and regularly applied its exterior portions
while those other portions, from which the great bulk Of
The tdle gathered, only look on and see them
selves thus ouageousy used for the benefit of those
who have legitimate right the greater part of said
taxes ONE OF MANY SUFFERERS IN THE aD WARD.
May 1s4S.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07
MARRIED

Fames Retreat Chester Orange county New York. Thurs
day afternoon May h by the Rev CuHSo 81 James,
church. Goshen ISAAC r. TOWNSEND OF Au Sable Grove I'LL
nois to MARY DUNHAM JACKSON eldest daughter Of DArrI
JACKSON OF the first named place
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07

THE Mechanics of H1usds for practical zasn by
i Alexander Jameson, l.. L. d., complete in one octave
volume London filed with engravings comprising hydro
states, descriptive and constructive the whole illustrated
by examples and appropriate diagrams Price
(haf price) ono dollar For sale, few copies only by
May F. TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


Nxw YoRk, May s. lsss
The Tribune this morning puts few stabs in it, pecu
s'e into Gen. Tayos presidential prospects, in refer
'nce TO his last letters 1t points with concsalea bitter
TO the Generals supercous declaration that he would
any how, and holds up for the disapproya of all
he friends of Mr.. Clay PIX
The cnsomhouse Philadelphia, as well a. our own
xhibts the beneficial effects of the revenue tariff" An
nexed is statement of the duties received In month";
md also since January LIST, for Two years;
Pse sa s. :sfs'sa April .s,
Total sn.ssl % iIasa! g g
Excess in favor of 1913 2al, 7ss 81
or a gain of nearly Is per cent. lnt
Last evening the spaciou, (Unarian) Church of the
Messiah was crowded to hear Mr. BRYANT deliver ouogy
On Thomas Csie, the painter The disc ourss full
heit ana devotion 70 arr and was especially
in passages by that perfect finish and soundnes which
mark MIR. Bryans best productions.
Sunday last day of evil memory on the line of the
Albany and Buffalo railroad On fewer than six out of
the railroads that compose the lne &C.
CURED none however, serious except the fatal one
the Utica and Schenectady road Perhaps TO the unco
sude this may look like judgment for Sunday travelling
Some people are SO deep in the mysteries of Heavens
high court OF chancey They could be f they
reported the decisions. Less folks would pre-
ter to think there be extraordinary careessness In
the matter.
The appointment of Mr. Geo. r. Thompson, to fill
I
ngstons transfer the mission Ecuador those
fortunate hits which satisfy almost everybody. Mr.. Thomp
sons for the place by experience ability and
integrity are well known He is popular he capa-
be An appointment could hardly have been made more
acceptable TO the mercantile community or TO Mr. TBS
sociates in the department
The whole number of deaths this city last year. as APP
by the official records, 1888; $685. males and
1888 females More than one-fourth, were under
year of age The largest number between
ages OF 20 and 30-I9H The ratio of mortality one to
Ha of the population showing New York be the health
lest city OF its size in the world ST. Petersburg alone
cep'ed. So says the report, although my impression
otherwise The mortality in the cities Of Europe stated
to be from high as in 10, over per cent? in Is
of the population. me
The fire department design erecting monument TO the
memory OF the two firemen-Furgs and Ker-kled re-
Gently in the discharge of their duty.
The Sarah Sands will have about B2O0, 900 in specie.
This with the $23O0OO by the Acadia, (not $3.50 900,
stated yesterday by mistake in the fgures,) and
smaller in sailing vessels, will make fully halt million
of dollars in specie exported during the week.
captain of British ship, Woodsde, recently arrived
from Liverpool has been arrested for bringing pas
sengers than the law allows The ne is $50 for zach
passenger The law vital and ought be enforced
1t is genuine spring weather-a little rain and little
sunshine and little rain again. The verure OF the
son more beautiful FED
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07

n FOORHEAD's Graduated Magnetic Machines for
wi the relief permanent of all nervous diseases
A supply this day received at SIEsENSo
Nav 7-6,eod Saes-room, Browns Hotel
CyTRAyV 1sOODs.-This day opened fresh supply OF
y cbidrens lcxhon hats Also, chilaren's fancy braids,
in variety.
.,ala come oujte new at STEVENS'S
May 7-3tif SaesToom, Browns Hotel.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07

DOARDING.-Mrs HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania avenue,
Is oppo.ie Hstel has large
vet which will be pleased LET
Congress- permanent or transient boarers among them
are three fine front rooms
Dec. 29-n
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07

tS-Dedication-The Union Methodist Episcopal church,
First Ward will be dedicated worship of God
on Sabbath Services at ii o'clock, m and
and O'clock p. m. The public are invited to attend.
Collections will be taken up during the day In
paying the debt due on the church
Naul Ar
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07
NOTICE.

VXTAS committed to the jail Of Washington county, d.
C on The 18Th Al. APr istg n H0MPs qfsis
black about feet inches high, and about q years Of
age He says he rs slave: ana belongs 70 mi Joseph
He has the back of the left hand near the knuck'c
of the middle finger Had on when committed, cassinet
rock and pantaoons, boots and glazed cap He says
he lett home in the early part of April last
The owner owners of the above described negro
are hereby requested forward prove him take
away, he will be sold for his prison and other
penses rs the law directs. WIN. BALL, Jailer, for
May 7-law A. HUNTER, Marshal.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07

THE May excursion, In the steamer Columbia, for
the benefit of St Peters Church. which announced
for Tuesday last was in consequence of the very unavor
able weather. postponed to, and viii be made Tesday
merit, the 9th inst The boat will Georgetown that
day 8, Bradleys wharf 8, and Coomb's war;
the Navy Yard at 81 O'Clock, a. m.
The public generally respectfully invited attend
Tickets, 80 cents children half price. May SIT
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07

bj- Second Presbyterian Church.-Tho Rev. j. IL.
Eckard will preach in the Second Presbyterian church,
New York avenue Sabbath next, at IL O'Clock, a.
and ~. ID m Nav &.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07

CENTLEMEN's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has just
" ceved the largest and best assortment of gentemen's
wardrobe and articles offered by him in this city,
viz:
Linen and cotton yoke-neck shirts
Silk, merino, cotton, and Isle shirts and drawers
Gauze mcrino and gauze cotton do do
Batiste and cambria wash cravats, new styles
Kid, silk Isle thread, and cotton gloves
Colts revolving pistols
Silk and cotton umbrellas
Also, French sefraising umbrellas
Canes, perumery, &c.
In fact every article belonging genteman's outfit
ting establishment Articles will be sold fair prices for
cash. STEVENS'S
May 7-6tifeod Sales room, Browns Hotel.
DHENIsH Es.-"Johannesberger." " Rudeshe-
III mer" "Geisenhem," "Hochemer," Neirsten," with
variety of other Rhsnish wnes of fine quality, for sale
by JAMES BAILlE, Wine Merchant,
IS Chesnust door to Congress Hall hotel Phila
delphia May TT
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07

o. Sons OF Temperance, attontionI-P G. W. p. A.
F. Cunningham will deliver lecture the duties of the
No next Monday evening, May o'clock, the
hall on
Members of other divisions, and brothers visiting the
metropolis. fraternally invited to attend.
May 7-2t JOHN c. HARDNESS. r. s.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07
Lectures by Professor Nichol OF Glasgow Az
tr0nomy.

tronomy.
DR. NICHOL will have the honor Of delivering three
lectures in the Odd Fellows Hail. tho evenings of
Thursday, Saturday, and Monday next, the following
subjects viz "The mechanism Of the solar system, and
critical account of the discovery of the planet
Neptune " The present state of the nebular hypothesis
and critical view OF the position Of cosmogone - and son
the geological theories and astronomical
facts, chiefly illustrated by account of the Nature of the
surface of the moon"
Tickets for single lecture, 80 cents; ticket for the
course, admitting lady and gentleman, g.
Tickets may be had the book of Mr. Franck Tay
o and the door of the hall the evenings of lecture
Nav S-4td
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07

o. The Chaplain the Senate will preach (by
divine permson) this (Sabbath) morning, in the Hall of
the House of Representatives, at III o'clock. May
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07
TukspAY EVENING, May 2, 1913

In pursuance OF adjournment, number of friends of the
Bible cause met in street chuch but owing to the COM
parativey small attendance, in consequences of the ra
after uniting in prayer with the Rev. Mr. Lanahan it was
deemed advisable, on consultation, adjourn until the
evening OF Monday the I'D instant which time
ing will take place in the church last named.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07

0z- The regular weekly meeting OF the Moot Court
of the District of Columbia will be held (Mon
day. evening" Al ocockhe hour ofmeetng having been
changed.
full attendance of the members is desired business
Of importance will be transacted.
Nav
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07

o. Temple OF Honor.-The members of Washington
Temple No l, Sons ofTemperance, hereby notified
~ O'clock 1t expected that every Templar will be
The officers elect will be punctnal in their attend
for installation.
Applicants for the degree Of Love informed that the
said degree will be conferred on this evening.
May 7-2t r. w. COOK, w. r.