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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-26

VIRGINIA Episcopal CoNyENTIoN.-LaSt Day.
Various reports were received aud adopted.
The Sp ecial Committee TO whom were referred
the proceedings of the Society forJ the support of
the widows and orphans of deceased CiergymeD,
reported in favor Of the adoption of the preamble
and resolutions passed at the late meeting OF the
Society. with regard to the giving up OF portion
Of tbs fund OF said Society to the Convention, in
trust for certain purposes, aud recommend the ap-
pointment of committee OF three for the mana ge-
ment of the fund
Right Rev. Biahop Johns, D. D Rev. John Gram
mar, and John Stewart, Esq, were appointed said
committee
It was resolved that the Trustees of the Episco-
pal Fund be authorized to invest the present sur
plus OF the Fund in Virginia State Stock, or vir-
gina Bank Stock, and 1T their discretion to SELL il
they deem 1t expedient, the Bank Stock now held.
aud invest In Virginia STATE Stock
On motion, the following gentlemen were elected
the Executive Committee of the Diocesan Missions
ry Society.
Ri Rev, VIM. Meade, D. D., Rt. Rev. John Jones.
d. D., Rev III. s. keppler, Rev. George Woodbridge.
Rev. j. Peterkin, Rev. Q. Mfnneserode, d. d.. Jobo
U stegar, esq, Secretary, John g. Bacon, esq.,.
Treasurer.
On motion, the following gentlemen were unani.
monsly reelected the Standing Committee of IN.
Diocese.
Rev. c. B. Dana, Rev. WIN. Sparrow, D. D., Rev
James I. Johnston, Mr.. John Hoh, DIR. Orlando
Fairfax, and Mr.. Cassius +. Lee.
On motion, 1t was.
Resolved, That the consent of this Convention
- gwen to the establishment of new Church In
the city OF Richmond, to be called Grace Church.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That the prayer of the memorjali.t,
asking 9 division of the Parish of Camden, In the
County Of PittsyIvania, be and Is hereby granted.
After appropriate religious exercises. the Con.
vention adjourned to meet at Norfolk on the Al
Monday in May, 1869.
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pIEp,

Emanuel f 8. GsNfKY, in the 18th year of his
age =,
His faneral took place from his residence, on the
south side of the Basin on Tuesday morning, ct half
past 10 o'clock.
non Monday, oath Instant, half past II o'clock.
ID AIRY VfRdINIA, in the third year OF her sRe,
the only child Of Phinehas and Eeheca Hartman.
Sleep or dear CHI; J. thy work is done.
The mortal pan. Is nast;
jesus has come anC '9rns shee home,
Be- ond ths storra h@st.
Not all that gererc' - s ould do,
Nor ties of kindrtN
Could keep her longeT9a yyaia.
This wilderness 40 dFes
Oh, yesI methinks h,sT p s4y.
Pm snfs on C.naAa's shore
And in the fields Of endless
siHg. my suheTi1gs DER,
Farewell, dear child, short IL ~ 4,
I'll, voice we'll hear no more,
But may ~ meet then De'cr - part,
On Canaans peaceful shore.
Her funeral will take place thi. Wednesday morn
Ing at 10 o'clock, at Centenary Church.
EH Petersburg EXP, "a please copy.
In Manchester, out ay. the 25th instant, Mrs.
JULIA l. wife OF G. >, Rae. ESQ, and daug hter
Of Thomas Walden, er-
The friends and ncquaintances of the family are
Invited to attend her funera from the Second
byterian Church, (Rev Dir. Hoge'O this afternoon
st 4 o clock without further notice.
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Expenditure ON Custom Houses.

expenditure on custom HOuses
In late debate in the House of Representatives
on appropriations fsr certain custom houses, Hon.
John Letcher, Of Virginia, brought to light some
curious facts. One Of the propositions was for
$500 600 for the custom house in New Orleans, and
Mr.. Lstcher showed that while, in New York, the
great importing port of this country, custom
house Was built for 81 los 900, the custom house
in New Orleans had swallowed mp $2670,0oo, and
in all probability 81. 600 900 more will be demanded
to complete 1t. He then mentioned oswego, In
New York. where $113, 900 has been already appro-
priated to buiid custom house, and where $4,000
has been paid for job, and q contract made to
bald 1t for $4,000. There IL Ss9Ooo for which 1t
was to have been completed, while there has been
already appropriated $lla.soo, and they are nov
asking for 600 more. Worse than that, at that
point, after taking the postage aud the revenue,
the Government 10 annually left in debt 5000.
Mr.. Lsscher then proceeded to mention other
similar cases, and produced deliberately prepared
statistical tables showing the places where custom
houses. &C., have been finished since 1850, the
emo collected At each, cost Of collection for the
last fiscal year, with total cost Of building; also
some points 10 regard to custom houses now con-
strueting also with those which have been au-
thorissd, but not commenced, &C., &c. Under the
Arst head the total Of Of certain custom
houses over revenue 10 $3c, 366A. The nice little
port Of Barpstssle. Mass, figures under this head
with excess Of cost over revenue Of SO 1905
Urdsr the latter head, "pscss where custom houses
ere nov constructing" &c., uumber Of ports are
mentioned, whose total cost 10 $4,000 more than
their revenue; and the remaining tables show sim
liar results. A great deal Of money has been
thrown away in this extrayagant manner. We are
glad that Mr. Letcher, With his stoned ability
and boldpess, keeps his kesn eye upon the appro-
priations, and his strong hand upon the door of
the treasury. They DO not get 10 now very often,
without searching scrutiny, and = stout resist
sncs, u nscsssary, from this honest and fearless
representative, - we'll - sagacious and rising
statssman.
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The Tobacco Trade.

We published on yesterday the proceedings Of
meeting Of q number of gentlemen engaged in the
Tobacco business la this city, who determined to
establish tobacco Exchange" for the sale Of
tobacco. In pursuance of that determination,
such an establishment has been duly inaugurated'
with rules and regulations as laid down in the res
olutions adopted by the meeting and published in
their proceedings. committee of arbitration
was appointed, and WV. Y SHEPHERD was elected
suctioneer. Mr.. s. was for many years auctiopeer
at Shockoe Warehouse, and his unanimous cleo
ton by the meeting, is the very best testimonial
to his fitness for the Office.
This movement of an Exchange for the sale of
tobacco, by sample. is great change in the mode
of conducting the business in this city, and is the
result Of several months of discussion and con-
troversy. 1t appears from the brief sketch OF the
discussion at the meeting, which was published in
the South of yesterday that the shippers, the man
ufacturers and the commission merchants, were
all represented at the meeting, and that the reso.
lutions and the measure of establishing a public
sales room, for the sale Of tobacco by sample, met
with very little opposition.
1t appears that the only obstacle in the way OF
this new mode Of transacting the business of sell
ing tobacco, is the fact that portion of the plan
tsrs consign their tobacco to the Inspectors, who
act commission merchants, selling it and remit
ting for it to the consignors As stated by Col.
McDEARMos, Inspector of Shockoe Warehouse, the
Inspectors required by law to sell such tobacco
at the Warehouses of which they are Inspectors.
1t 10 very plain that if the Exchange prevails,
ton sales at the warehouses must cease. and this
is the question. For this reason Col. McDearmon
protested against the Tobacco Exchange" The
question, however, is one which must be- after all,
decided upon its merits, irrespective Of other
alterations. If the new mode promotes the con
venience of the trade, and facilitates the opera
items in the great staple, it will prevail. If it
does not, it will ultimately be abandoned. The
pro and the con have been fully presented by the
parties who have engaged in the discussion for
several months past The result has been deci.
siou for the new plan the best. Time will prove
it,
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Ihs disposition manifestsd BY Congress to To-
ersass the Navy and that, In the effeisnt form Of
Ssaboats, will b heartily spplsuded BY the whole
country. The sDsrgy and promptitude Of the Navy
department 10 sending every disposabis vessel to
We sssns q the British oatragss. must receive the
paaoa'ss well Done" from patriots Of ell sections
- v happy Circumstance that ~ such juocture,
- nave = tae hsad Of this Department gentis.
$40 and . ssssssman Of the most lofty American
s.Asscsss, With the spirit. shs capacity and the
~, e yts4ieste n every s@svgency that may
soeef, aad With eli the means a. his command ths
sseos 81 - Ansricsn Tisg II the contingency
- sassi astss eat Of iHss events IN the as,f
Wssses ars sd psusrfal hsaa q the helm.
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Commissioners Of the Reveuue

As every body IN tue city votes for three Com.
missioners of the Revenue it has been decided that
the three receiving the highest humber of votes
must be inevitably elected, although, indeed, all
three live 10 one Ward. We learn that this is the
decision of the Commonwesth's Attorney for
the city. We cannot see how it could be other
wise. Where all the citizens are required to vote
for three officers, the three names tina: get the
highest number of votes are the three chosen by
the electors, under the law, and are inevitably
chosen. The voters should of course, have an eye
to this. IL is certainly desirable that the persons
elected should be from separate wards.
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Lord palmersfon.

The London Quarterly Review thus speaks Of
Lord Palmerston, to whose order this country ID
probably indebted for the scenes which are now of
almost daily occurrence In the Gulf
"The strange idiosyncracies, and the incurable
levty Of character the wspt of all solid appreca-
ton OF right, as 1t IL costrA-distinguished from
might and from convenience. which make one and
the same British minister at once the most likely
." trespdss upon The just claims of foreign coanIss
and to abandon those of his own
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.sAaINE INTELLIGENCE


Por, Of Rishmon1, May % High Water 81 rcd.
ARRIVED.
Schr " ythe, Tutte 900 hours) New York. D & w
Currie.
schr Phebe williams, johnson, Port walthall
coal Edmond, Davenport 4 Co.
Schr Fendori, Bray. Portland, syrup, B Da-
venport-
schr S.ak; Hooper. Portsmouth, ice. ~
schr Chaa Kent, Saunders, Norfolk, mdse, W u
Colquitt & Co
schr Lanson Dean, Drinkwater, Roekiand -
Bridgf0rd 4 20
Schr Chieftain. Rhodes, Rockland. lime, l. LIB
Schr J B franklin; Townsend, Philadelphia coal,
Jno Stage. -
Steamr Jamestown, Parrish, 7, merchandise
and PASSENGERS Indian Watson.
St.amr Geo Peabody, Pritche:t. Baltimore. mds
Ludlsm Watson.
Steamer virsiaia. Kelley. Phila .mdse and pas
sengers:.H Tut 10.
Schr Eeleu, Long. Charleston, mdse. W Col
quit Co.
Schr HaIall. Winters. New York. mdse. 4 W
Cur.ie.
schr Eliza, Crowel. Philadelphia. coal. Col
quit Co.
e.hr Mary Anna. Mott. down the river light
schr G Frazier, Catlin, Petersburg, sugar and
molasses, I Workman Il Co
FAYAL, April 20 Arrived Newsboy, Leckie, Nor
folk
NEW YORK, May 2t.-Arrived schr Gertrude Han
lou, Meyer, RichmoGd.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

BosroS, May 24-The ship Milton, which arrived
this morning from New Orleans, reports GU the Sth
inst IN lat. IS, long. IS 20, saw II ship on fire,
nearly burnt to the waters edge probably the
0stervald, before reported)
On the 18th, saw the bark f. Shultz of n. York.
Carr from New Orleans fer Genoa, ashore near
Riding Rocks. Would discharge part of her cargo
and proceed to Nassau, n. P.
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THEArRE.-The audience at the Theatre Monday
night was delighted with the acting Of Master
Stewart, the juvenile Irish Comedian. His unctu
Gus humor, rollieking fun, by-play never at
fault. aud pleasant singing were received with
loud applause. He never forgets the .brogue," of
which he 10 a perfect master, and makes thos Q
witty retorts which none but an Irishman could
make, with an emphasis which almost creates the
illnsion that they the result of his genius, in
stead Of his memory. Tonight, he and the yete
ran Bass appear In favorite characters.
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EEL \ AnArhIC NEW ..
snPoRTlD FoR THE DAILY DispATuH
CONGRESSIONAL

WARRINGTON, May 25-%nak.-Tbe day was
spent in debating Mr.. Stewards amendments to the
Sis 900 600 loan bill.
On the proposition for the home valuation OF 10.
reign imports. MIR. Hunter raised the point o.
order, that such an amendment was not admissible
to the loan BILL
Hoase.--The House was engaged on District OF
Columbia business The bill TO incorporate the
Washington National Monument Association was
tabled. 1904 s5s<yss~ kaspry s0yi re ~
The Ohio contested election case was settled by
giving vallandigham the seat instead Of Campbell.
The former was then sworn In.
The House then went into committee OF the
whole on the Senates amendment TO the Civil APP
preparation Bill
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which viii place the American Navy on the pa'a
10 glory. aud snatch from Britain hands tue o0ass'
al sceptre Of the deep. Hon. fsaac foucey ons
az the few Northern Statesmen. who, iike plcSin.
son of New YORK. have always stood on the pfoan
platform of the Constitution, aud one OF tue ie~
honest politicians 10 the world. His mosfo mas
ever besn--ths Country and the whole oountry-
and Il II Just such men that we look 70 with most
confidence when the honor and interests OF the
vho,e country are az stake. s.
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FROM KANsAS-THE BANDITS.

ST. LOUIS, May 25-It Is reported that Montgom-
ery's band of rufians in Kansas contemplated the
robbery of the Indian agent duriug the distrlbu-
ton of annuities to the Sacs and Fox Indians. The
agent had procured military escort for his pro-
lection during the distribution.
The officers of the Polar Star, arrived here, say
that a strong force had surprised thesband near
Fort Scott, killing II of them. This report. how
ever needs confirmation.
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LoNHE VoysRs OF RIcaMoNp-per-

T&HE V0SBRs OF RICHMOND. Per
nit q 10 call your attention to the fact that on the
9th instant, (next Thursday we shall be called
on to elect among other officers of importance.
Commissioner of Revenue, for the Sd District (Mon-
roe Warl aud we beg leave to call your especial ar
more laborious dutie OF that Office for two years
with promptness and hd~ity. We allnde to Mr.. j
KEESEE, and respectfully ask why we should de-
sire to dismiss faithful aHd tried officer tn take
one who has no experience in the business. Mr.. X.
has been resident ofhe city for than ak years
and is known TO very many of you a man of in
du.try and remarkable business habits. We hope Il
~ be your pessures elect him. II 20. you MAY
fdsnfly rely on the1Gpties of the office being
kfrly performed.
25-2t MANY VOTERS.
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No THRvr-some men think that police

officers and magistrates were only created to set
tle'tbeir petty guarrels aud therefore to them
with trivial complaints. just as school boys do to
their teachers. Yesterday morning John smith
aye the veritable John smith, whose name is AS
familiar to every ear as household words-made his
appearance before Alderman Caskie, to answer the
complaint of stealing hat from joseph Petit
The evidence showed that Joe had an umbrella be
longing to john, which he could not be induced TO
deliver to the owner, and that John took his hat
to make him disgorge but finding that the scheme
would not work. returned the hat to Joe. who
forthwith marched it eff to the cage recovered
stolen property. The accused, as a matter Of
course, was acquitted.
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MONTAGUE, sec'y. my zs-st
ssy- To rHE Worms OF RacHmoxp.-


Among the many candidates Offering for the place
Of Commiss toneT Of the Keyenus for Monroe Ward,
Il PRESTON M QUARLES, who posses.es, IL seems
TO US pes uiiar claims to your condolences and sop.
port 4 hose personally acquainted with him, will
need no words of commentator from 10, rs by I'll
snca he is universally esteemed apd Lowell. To 9th
ers we would gay that he was born and reared 10
Ricbmond and that for twenty five or six Yeats. his
life among u. has been above the suspicion Of re-
proach. During a part OF that period he has been
acting us Deputy Clerk to the Circuit Court OF the
city al d In that caracity discharged bis duty with
obtained thu accuracy If detaI I0lsich nas indspeH
sable peculiarly its him for the proper perfoi manc 81
the duties devolved upon the commissioners Of the
Revenue Add to this special fitness. these other at
tributes of energJ intelligence. reliabeDess de pen
deuce upon his own exert.ons for the support IT
himself aud family, and that he IL just beginning
life 10 his lstive city. with family ties to inpel him
to fulness and What other guarantee could be
u, ked of fidelity in any post he might occupy
That he will he faithful if elected. his past dict
in every station assures Remember that the
election Is on THURSDAY next, and that each Com
missioner is voted for throughout the city Re-
ward merit and cast your votes for PRESTON NJ
QUARbES. A VOTER.
H-2t
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DoN'r PAY.-As officer johnson was

DON FAY.-As Omcer JOHNSON was
passing up Frank in street yesterday morning. he
saw two men on the ground, the sld Bell la.
vern stables, in a rough roll aud tumble, and bur
rying to where they were, took them both into
custody. The fighting pai ty proved to be William
Hanson, the horse tanner. and Joseph Fnqua.-
These gentlemen had got into dis u about the
best method of breaking hOrses-H. favoring kind
ness aud 4. force-when Hanson gave Fuqua a
blow upon his probocis, while he was sitting down
levelling him with the dust, and then jumping
upon him. Alderman Ca-kie decided that Hanson
was in fault and thereupon held him to bail for
his good behavior. Fuqua was discharged.
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- THE NEW firrr COOK Housr 1T Is sol

~ The NEW iIrr BOOK HOUSE, 1T Is somewhat
surprising TO MS that all persons To want of Books
do notpurchase at the GIFT Book sToRE. Nos.S2 Main
street, where you may buy
A Book and q Gold Watch Tor one dollar.
A Book and a Silver Watch for one dollar.
A Book and q Gold Locket for one dollar.
A Book aud o Gold Pen for one dollar.
A Book aud Gold Pencil for one dollar.
Book and Gold kisg for one dollar.
Book and a parlor Time Piece for one dollar.
Book and Pocket K nife for one dollar.
Book aud a Portuonnais Tor QUE dollar.
A Book and a Gift Book for one dollar.
~ sign of the Red FLAG, 50 Main street.
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INTERFERING WITH gHE PoL1cg.-Johu

Reynolds, denizen OF Rockets, came before Al
defm Caskie, yesterday, and iced IS for
preventing the netmen from capturing dog in
the street. The license a deg is but 81, and if
these who own them will not pay that much to
them from the net. they should have more
discretion than to Interfere with the police when
enforcing the ordinances of the city There are
now at this time several thousand unlicensed ours
going at large in the streets and the Mayer should
have them captured and killed if he can possibly
do Az
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THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

Nrw ORLEANS, May 24-The steamer Tennessee
has arrived, with dates to the 2lst instant, from
Vera Cruz. Communication between Vera Cruz
and the interior was open. The harbor OF Vera
Cruz was biockaded three days by the steamer
Guerrero but her fuel giving out, she sailed of for
supply. There is nothing mentioned OF the
whereabouts of JuareZ and his cabinet. Hopes Me
entertained that the revolution is at an end. The
government forces are confident Of an easy victory
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New Publications

Select Disconrses from the French and Ger.
man." This neat volume Ia composed OF sermons
OF Monod, Krummacher, Thorbuck and Julius Null.
Ter Translated by Rev. ii. G. Fish and D. W. Poor,
d. D., with nne steel portrait of DR.. Monod. For
sale by A. Morris.
''Cornelrs First Steps Of Geography. By 8. s.
Cornell" For sale by A. Morris.
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FROM SANTA FE-MURDER OF INDIANS.

| ST. LOUIS, May 25-Dates from Santa Fs are to
| the 18th April. party of Mexicans from Mesiila
had attacked a camp of Apache Indians, near Fort
| Thorn, and butchered unfortunately the men,
| women and children. Lieut Howard had arrested
| the MexicaDs and held them prisoners.
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TIKI TRorrIrq MATCH for 800 asid.

at the Richmond Trott ng Park, Monday aft eruosn,
mile heats, best three in five, between Iudepen
deuce aud David Long, attracted large crowd aud
proved to be most exciting contest. Five heats
were trotted, Independence winning the frat, the
second being dead heat and David Long winning
the third, fourth and 1fth heats. large number
Of gen temeu were present to witness the sport.
Mr. br z. David Long 20 l g.
Mr.. Wsguer's b. z. Independence 222
Time 3O4-3O5-3. 0O-3O2.-SO5.
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sssr. TnS GaAr HRALrH RRsroRER I

THE LIFE OF THE FEsa Is IN THE BLooD--when
the lood becomes vitae IN pure. or too weak the
fesWlooses its vitality the skin becomes yellow and
paiid the Liver disordered, Dyspepsia aud Iudiges-
ton follow, the spirits droop. Nervousness commen-
co and life becomesa burden.
HARTSHORNh'S HEALTH PESTORER OR
SARSAPAnILLA CORDIAL
Acts upon the Blood, Liver. Stomach and Bowels
impaItng new vigor and tone to Constitution iur-
pairedkpy disease from any cause 1t remove, Pin
pies, l all skin eruptions; srouses the physical
power1pf both sexes, gives bloom TO the pellid
medcifkl in its effects. it is perfect cordial in
taste. n il particularly adapted to Female COM
plants which in their very Dsture are exhanSting
and debiiftating. For Dropsy ordropscsl swellings
ct Kidney and Bladder affections. it acts like
charm. Quart bottles 81. small bottles - cents
Sold BY PURCELL LADD 4 Co: FISHER WINSTON:
PETERSON; BoDEKER: GARLICK; w p LADD; MILLS.
PAUcs JOHNSON; DUyA NoRTos; A sTREcKER,
AND DowDES. my 3i-d6cw3m
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ARMY ORDERs-MILITARY SCHOOL AT FORT
RESS MONROE.

WASHINGTON, Nav 25.--The War Department has
issued orders for the establishments of military
school at Fort Monroe, for instruction in artillery
The school Ia to be compo.ed at present of the off,
GERS and garrison If the Fort. When the service
permits. the number of companies will be inoreas-
ed to eight.
The several companies of the 1st artillery. now
in Florida, are to be distributed in different bar
racks Fort Smelling, Fort Moultrie. and the bar
racks ut Key West are TO be Immediately evaeua-
ted. and the garrisors distributed at Forts Nc
kepzie and Ripley,
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COMMENCING WoRK.-The Executive
Committee of the Virginia Agricultural Society
are TO hold a meeting ut the Presidents room, on
9th street, opposite the Square, on Thursday after
noon next at 5 O'Clock. This committee will have
to perform a large amount of labor, in order to be
ready for the Fair and it is therefore important
that the members should attend the meetings
puDctuaily,