The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-29
CITY INTELLIGENCE.


ANNUAL MErrrSd OF rnr u. s AeRlculavRAL socurY.
We have received from Gen. Tench 1ghman president Of
the National Agricultural Society the following
mont Of its seventh annual meeting The six OF these
meetings which have been held In this city have each
been attended by representatives from State
and county societies. in with the Life and An.
nu Members OF this centn, agricultural organization
and important subjects have been ably discussed by these
representatives Of the great agricultural interest
During the past year the society has enlarged its sphere
of usefulness by the publication Of ooattty Buleia'
and by the establishment of free reading room and
library in this city We informed that several of the
leading State societies have already appointed delegates
the seventh annual meeting, and trust that, has
heretofore been the case, every section will be fully rep
resented
The United States Agricultural Society win
% injecting - uo 'es,ate room o. ss Smithsonian Institution At
when the election of officers will DO held tho required
BY The constitution Of tho society VIA DO transacted
attend cordial Invitation gr
cultural Associations To send delegates that there
representation Of agrealuriss in Congress assembled protect
and sustain their INTEREST,"
matters pertaining agriculture be appropriate
Gentleen from other lands who be acquisition
aud diffusion q knowledge afo also invited to attend and
to participate IN the proceeding
The medals diplomas
at Richmond VIII be delivered y successful competitors their
SCENTS The published volume OF transactions for 1875 Will
Important agricultural via be publicly dteused
roductory remarks by eminent
Genteen having other topics pertinent to the advancement OF
plsse refer them MO ~ ths esren commit, 81 N h win
place may be signed thom ON the daily programme
which they library
Proposons from cities a, Which The next asaa exhibition Of
the society IL desired will be rcoeiv and considered
Browns Hotel Pennsylvania avenue where all NJ
whom in Washington city large number OF agricultural new
po. periodicals, and reports Cbera oonbutedD placed
e Tor public nspeeon ana ha library also Tree % al WHO may
Models agricultural Implements
may 10 Society
can do so by paying rems ten dosrs to The treasurer Hon
f,hr n, % en- me- or ,h y
are FREQ admission 70 all erbons d the society the annual vol
and ses. diploma ne fee for annual member hp two dollars
for one year.
b91s are requested 70 s1 attention 70 lu above anheuhof
papers Monthly Bulletin they will receive in return Tie
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his delivery OF Tennysons Charge of the Light Brigade,
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DINNERS AND CONFECTIONERY We can safely endorSe-
Monsieur Gauter in his guarantee to furnish better
dinner than any other establishment in the city at
saving OF 70 per cent Many people think that because
he employs French cooks, and imports delcaces and
prices they engage some one who they fancy will be
moderate in his charges to find out after their en-
tertainment that they have paid more than Gauter
would have charged hem and yet only had badly pre-.
pared and badly served dishes. We know of several
will bpncrfortb e,,nIoy Cantor - 80
So with bs oonfectionerv ,nd fancy articles ,Ithonh
veritablv DO poy;, he Sails ,b, "a, c,o,,or tbn at
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