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| my petition TO the Governor.
z Is Corrie RIP Rap?
GambriIl.
z What do you profess TO be !?
a may be set down as Rip Rap.
Y How long have you followed those clubs
"A For years. l am sorry for it. But can
be hanged and no more.
y What is the number of men attending at
the clubs?
a About fifty or sixty at each.
Z How do they get their living
Not more than one third are regularly
employed, they game, and live as they can.
oo.le nave families who support them.
nave you been concerned in any other
murder besides those of Rigdon and McAleese4
have been but must not tell you any
more no good can be done to me. NV father
God. ~
" How would - murder me should he
know you have told me so much
lie is great coward, and would not
come before your face 10 kill you, but when
your back is turned, men of the club would
get together, and as you pass one would fire
over another's sholders. @They would bind
themselves by oaths of their clubs. Tbev
are awful men, and don't care about man ar
God. They care nothing about being hanged
The BLACK MAN IN MAssAcHUsETTs.-Th
Boston Courier, in lecturing Carl Shurz the
Wisconsin German Republican, who went TO
Boston to set the Yankee Republicans right ON
political questions, thus enumerates the priyi-
leges of the negro in the State of Massachu-
sets
"Here the colored man votes; here colored
children and white children 20 to the same
school; here the races are allowed to Inter
marry, and, as we have seen, they do not fail
o avail themselves OF their privilege. And
here is nothing in the laws of the State 10
'rasent coored mans serving on jury, if
he subordinate functionaries on whom the
Iuty of selecting jurymen is devo!ved choose to
'ut him there. The black man here, stands
N perfect equality with the white man, ex-
ept that he cannot serve in the militia and
Or this the United States are responsible, and
lot the State"
The white man, if he be born in a foreign
and, II Repubicanism caa have its way, can
ot vote for two years after he is declared to
e citizen; he cannot serve on the jury, but
his adopted country demands his helm: he
must shoulder his musket the day he is natu-
allied, and peril his life and shed his blood
n her defence.-CteUetand Democrat.
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nTMrs. B-desired DR.. johnson to give
hisopin,on of new work she had just written,
adding. that ifti would not do, she begged him
to tell her, for she had other irons IN the hre'
and in case of its not being likely to succeed:
she could bring out something else. "lhen'
said the doctor after having turned over lew
leaves-sI advise you, madam, to put 1t where
YOUR other irons are"
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DEAn honest farmer was invited to attend
party at village squire's one evening, where
there was music, both vocal and instrumental.
On the following morning he met one OF the
guests, who said -,
"WelI, farmer, how did you enjoy yourself
last night9 Were not the quartetteS excel
lent 2''
"Why, really, sir, I can't say" said ne.
s.for din't taste 'em; but the pork chops were
the finest | ever ate" -
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The last time saw Tom he was scolding his
eldest son for coming into the drawlng-room
with muddy boots.
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G|Creditors have better memories than
debtors.
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ard Hon. CTefneht To LI,xEc1TlgE Couurr.
Secretary of the Democratic National Executive
Committee, have, by virtue of the power given
them IN the premises, concluded to call meet
ing of the Committee about the 7th of Decem-
Der next, formal notice of which will be pub
lished in October. This Committee will fix the
time for assembling of the Democratic Nation
al Convention, at Charleston, which will pro-
baby be toward the close of April or early in
May, 1860.
The members of the Executive Committee
are the same as those appointed by the Cincin-
att Convention, a member for each State. 1t
will be Recommended 10 the Democracy of the
States admitted into the Union since 1856, to
appoint members Of the Executive Commit
tee.
It may be mentioned that the meeting of
Messrs. Srrialley and Vallandingbam id Washing
ton, which took place on Wednesday last, was
accidental, and they agreed after brief perso-
nal interview, on what they had purpused TO ef-
feet by correspondence.
This is the first official movement on behalf
of the Executive Committee since the ADJOURN
ment of the Cincinnati Convention.
UA preacher out West, while endeavor-
ing 10 impress the gospel upon bis hearers,
pointed TO corner in which an Editor was
quietly taking nap, and remarked -
"There is one in the corner who sheds the
Gospel Just as goose sheds rain ~
rA man from the country, whose wife
had eloped and carried off the feather bed, was
| in search OF them; not that he cared anything
! about the wife, s'5ut the teathers," said he,
sthem's worth forty-eght cents pound"
Iy"Th:s world is all heeting show," said
priest to culprit on the gallows.
| eyes, was the prompt reply; t'but if you
have no objections, I'd rather see the show
little longer %
THE Windham Comm County Telegraph,
says
ga few days since ffy-four black snakes, va
rvirc from two to five feet in length-makIng
abont busheI-were dug from hole IN the
ground. mile and half from Brooklyn VII
lage"
Much snake, that
"Mrss, may see you home % said young
man 10 firt.
eNo. SIR" was the short reply.
doh don't mean now, but some rainy night
when can't 60 anywhere else.
r,r man who ate his dinner with the fork
If river has been endeavoriug :os spin noun
tain top.
r-Most interesting companions.-Girls IN
their giggehood, and boys IN their boooyhooo'
The greatest work which thou canst 90 IS
o,,an ,b;s--tha, thou educate thy child WELL
Tnr heart--the pendulum that ticks the hours
! Of life.
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UA preacher out West, while endeavor-
ing 10 impress the gospel upon bis hearers,
pointed to corner in which an Editor was
quietly taking nap, and remarked =
"There is one in the corner who sheds the
GospeI lust as goose sheds rain -
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-27

GA man from the country, whose wife
had eloped and carried off the feather bed, was
in search OF them; not that he cared anything
about the wife, ''5ut the feathers" said he,
ethem's worth forty-eight cents pound"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-27

nrMost interesting companions.-Girls in
tbeir gigglehood, and boys in their boobyhood'
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HT"Th;s world is all heeting show" said
a priest to a culprit on the gallows.
"Yes,'' was the prompt reply; ''but if you
have no objections, I'd rather see the show
little longer !"
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ryr man who ate his dinner with the fork
of river has been endeavoriug sospln noun
tain top.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-27

Tur greatest work which thou canst DO IS
0ven ,bis--that thou educate thy child WELL
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-27

G5-It is pretty saying OF an old writer mat
men. like books, begin and end with blank
leaves infancy and senility.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-27

: Tnr heart--the pendulum that ticks the hours
of hfe.
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3Jortru.
GOD SAVE OUR PRESIDENT
A NATIONAL SONG.

by FRANCIS DE HAEs JANVlER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16
PERSONAL.

~, Hon. ID kiigore, of Indiana, is stopping a,
the Washington House. y"
go. Hon. stephen A. Douglas and Hon Thomas
on Saturday. P'-1"'
...- The Rev. Mr. Stowe and Mrs n n S,o,,,o
will sail for Europe in August on a visit 10 t,yo ,f
their daughters, who are at school in Paris.
49, Hon. John Appleton. Assistant SECRETARY =,
eit 'nls cry on Friday last, for his home i'm
Maine, where he expects TO remain some day,
Hon. ]. Ii. Boudish Of Vt Hon q w
kiurldge. Of y IL, Senator Green of Mo al
Capt Montgomery, U. :. N, are at the National
-..' The Hon. Robert Barnwell Rhett has beep
invited 10 give his views Of political matters at
Grahamville, :. C., OH the 18th of July next
49,. MIN. strickland, ESQ. has assumed a.
editorial control Of the Philadelphia Pennsylva-
Eian.
-..- The Hon. Daniel T.. Sickles arrived in Ns,,
York city on Tuesday last, and is still there Mrs
Sickles is at their former residence ON the BIoom-
iHgdale road.
---- Major Kearney. Of New York city. who took
Appointment part In the war with Mexico. has. it'll
TumOred entered the staff of one Of the French gen
erals Of Division as i volunteer.
The Hon. Galusha A. Grow spoke at the
Floral Festival at Palace Garden. in New York
on Thursday evening, upon Land Reform. 10 an
audience Of , 100 persons
80. Among the recent arrivals at New York
from Europe, is our Young fellow-townsman DIR
webster Lindsey, who came as surgeon to the
pae ket Mercury. from Havre. Dr. L. after receiy-
ing the degree Of Nj. ID. at Harvard University has
spent two years in the hospitoIs OF Paris and has
now returned TO his native city to enter upon the
practice Of his profession.
Paul Morphy, before leaving New York for
hone, VIII visit Boston, where public dinner has
= Zen rendered him. Hon Edward Everett. Jared
.,PPS.t Onyrr Wendell Holmes and other distir-
sddr..ol cilIens OF the modern Athens, will M X.
VIII, es s on the occasion. Mr. MorpRy in some
the pfos'rated from the effects OF his voyage and
DE prfsen,oS az from sfriends in New YORK will
Isent solicitation Of his f1,ends weeks Al the
70 play no more blindfold games
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

IL In Baltimore, on Saturday night, members
of the ''EubOlt Club' and Tiger Club met at Il
ball and had difficulty. On their leaving the
ball about the same time, the cry of :'Oh, you
Eubolts was raised, and fight with pistols en-
sued, IN which several Of the Tigers were
wounded one, named Augustus Ford, seriously,
but il was thongEt not mnrtnlIv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

The LATEST News FROM THE Pacific The
star OF the West arrived in New York on Satur
DAY bringing 81 l-u.II5 in treasure and the mails
which left San France sco on the 2uth uIt ten
dlker WIS at san Francisco bat nothing WAS
PosluSeiy known as to his future movements
The heavy stocks Of merchandise on hand caused
continued dulness in all brdnch hes of business
The California Legislature adjourned on the Jotb
u'., aiter a three months session productive of
niue oi general Interest All the prominent poli
ucians were at Sacramento, concertiny ue,su,ss
WIN reference to the coming election ut which =
governor ana members OF Congress are to be cbo
Sen The reports Of new discoveries of gold il,
brlush columbia received partial credit in Cali
Ioihia' ana fresh inning grafton from thence In
Fraser rlver was expected. At Victoria Goyernor
douglas had again brought himself into disrcp,,,
oy attempting to abridge the freedom of the nres.
by enforcing an English statute law reoni,i,,,
suieues Tor the issue of newspapers This xas
done, II Is alleged. IN order 10 crush out a Local
publication. called the Colonist and il had th..,
icct {" causing lis suspension fer one week Th,
people, Indignant al this attack on the Hbert, ,e
the press, assembled in public meeting and r.s.s,,
resolutions providing for the amount Of su,e,ics
required being furnished at once TO enable ,b,
Colonist To be re-issued This was done and r.
suhl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS subscribed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The CONSTITUTION opposes the recognition of
any "higher law" than the established law Of
the land
The same paper, in reply to the MtsHigen-
Ger and other papers, denies that the President,
in applying to Congress for power to protect
American interests abroad, asked for war
making or war-decIaring powers, bat contends
that the measures he contemplated were pre-
Yentive and pacific.
The MteIiSeHeer treats upon the various
phases Of the European war question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

ACQUITTAL OF REV. DANIEL DowNEY.-Tbe
case Of the Rev. Daniel Downey, charged with
The murder Of VIM. Mullins, in Staunton, Va.
was concluded on Saturday, the jury, after delb
Grafton Of twenty minutes returned verdict of
mot guilty" Upon the rendering of the verdict.
The Courthouse responded with applause from the
large audience present. and the acquitted prisoner
received the congratulations of many of his friends
as he left the room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

For EUR"FE.-The threatened war abroad does
not appear to cause any diniinuton in the number
ol persons leaving for Europe Two steamers de-
parted from New York on Saturday with full lists
The Bremen, for Bremen. with 100 cabin and "
Storage passengers, and the Giosgow for Gias-
gov" with 81 cabin and ie6 storage Iassenpcrs
Among Tie passengers by the Bremen are MIR
James Cortian, lady and three children Streeter
L lliigenburser, and Chr Muller, of Baltimore
ana w & Amman and DR.. Piggott, Of virginia.
and Henry SemkeD, of Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.-The general conven-
ZION 81 The Episcopal Church of North Carolina
met on "Wednesday, the Attn inst, at joldsborUugh
Inc XII Rev. Bishop Atkinson presided The
number Of clergy in the diocese is AZ. of whom SO
Were present. There were II lay delegates. Two
new congregations were admitted and one cand-
date Was ordained deacon. The number of
communicates in the diocese is 1896. Number
OF baPtslns during the past year 100. Number
confirmed b. Marriages 90. BuriaIs pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

IL In New York, on Friday, horse belong
Ing to Mr.. J. Minot was attacked with hydropho-
bia. He broke loose from the stable, and in the
effort to capture him Mr. Vinot and another man
were bitten Finally the horse was shot. A few
weeks since dog belonging to Mr.. Vinot was
seized with hydrophObia and died Previous to
his death the dog bit the horse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

FIJI A dispatch from Halifax states that the
elections have resulted in the success Of the Lib
erals, who will probably have a majority Of nine
in Parliament. Five Of the present Executive
Counscllors have been defeated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

renee Kearney has been detached from his 20
sition as Chairman Of the Lighthouse Board
and Commodore Shubrick appointed in hi
stead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

IL The authorities Of Richmond have " shut
DOWN on the blowing Of horns by the drivers of
ice carts Thanks to the good taste Of our dealers
in this city, we have no such nuisance to abate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

II A stay of proceedings has been grrned In
the stephens wife poisoning cas- In New York,
10 that it will now come up before the Supreme
Court for argument OH writ Of error, and thence
it may go 10 the Court Of Appeals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

IL The Churchman states that Bishop Potter
Of the diocese Of Eastern New York has confirmed
1895 persons since the 18th Of March, or in the
space Of two months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

IL The report Of the Sickles trial sent by tele
graph contained I5a ,, IO words, and cost the Asso
ciated Press . ,652 %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16
BOARDING.

BOARDING.
BOARDING, in one of the most delightful Iuca-
- tons IN Washing ton, at Mrs. CARRIERS,
Capitol Hill, North 4 street, NOD. ma 10 wv.
BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.-Having made
- the past season extensive additions 10 Our
former residence, we shall he prepared TO accommo-
date a number of bnarders during IN. summer
season. The location is SIX miles from Washington
ard hive from AleXsBdrIs. the Columbia turn
pike; retired, healthy, and pleasant; ne shade er-
ceent water, and extensive lawns. A carriage will
leave the mansion for Washington ever morning
and return IN the evening.
LEWIS BAILEY,
ma -eolm Fairfax county, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

IL The loss ofthe American clipper ship Po-
mona on the Irish coast, with large cargo Of EN-
igrants, is confirmed. Nearly 400 lives were lost
by this disaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

APPOINTMENT. - William L. Patterson, of
Mississippi, has been appointed by the Pres-
dent, Consul of the United States ut Genoa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

NorIcE- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ADVERTISE
MINIS TO BE INSERTED IN THE BALTIMoRE Sun
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THK
STAR OFFICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

WAR NEws.-The intelligence by the Weser
and the Borussia is startling and warlike, and
indicates that hostilities have almost certainly
commenced. The next steamer will doubtless
bring the intelligence that all Italy is In q
blaze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

stations for schools for artillery practice Forts
Ridgcley, Randall and Leavenworth, in the
department Of the West, and Fort Vancouver
in Oregon. The following officers have been
appointed Inspectors-Brevet Colonel Monroe,
Of the department of the West; Brevet Colonel
Nauman, Of California and Oregon; and Brevet
Colonel Harvey Brown, of the department of
the East and Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16
PERSONAL.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
II OSr-On Friday evening last. between 7 and
- O'Clock, while passing along 9Th g and 9TH sts
a buckskIn PURSE cOntalningl n small sum of mon
ey. The finder would cOdfer a favor on the owner
by leaving Z At ID. ID rrALMAN'S Drug Store, cor
ner 9Th and g streets. ma I6,Its
GOLD BRACELET LOST.-LOST-On Satur-
" day Afternoon, between btn and a.. streets. a
GOLD BRACELET containing three garnet sets
the hnd r Will be suitably rewarded by leaving it
at the Star Office. ma Is st
GS REWARD.-Strayed from this city on Wed
w ne SHAY, the 18th instant, q " hIte and ~zcrA
red COW, with short horns, and WAS EA&f~
having her calf Any person bringing tadd
Cow to MICHAEL REAGAN, No. 3O4 81 str-st
north, between u and III streets, will receive said
reward. m, Ia-9t+
I OST-LAND WARRANT No. 1915, for leo
- acres, ISSUED IN my name, under the act of 81
March, 1855, for services performed in the war of
1879, In Capt. OILERS Company. Pa. Mil. The pub
nc are cautYned against the purchase of the laid
warrant, as " rs my Intention to apply to the Com
missioner Of Pensions foe duplicate thereof
ap Z5-v6w JOHN A. BARTRUFF.
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BALLS. PARTIES. DC.

MR.. CARUSI'S
vi SECOND MAY FESTIVAL,
Ia compliance with very g"urral request aud
10 g ahit many valued friends who could n"t "a
attend hts hrft MAY Festival. Nj. GarusI -
Will give sec nd Ball on FRIDAY EVEN -
ING next. the .otn instant. when ali the hal 90
rant cerenonl - aid amusements Of the first Wal D.
repeated. T,a Is "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
lVl WASHINGTON.
1trfcs Week UstI FNrtker Notics.
The steamer THOMAS COLLYER will run reg
n,ary to Mount Vernon and the r.
Tomb Of Washington on TUES Ea&ha
DAY and FRIDAYS, leaving thcuk1E1177nkss
wharf, at the loot OF 9TH street, at 10 a. m, and re-
turning At half past o'clock p. m.
Coaches leave all the Hotels and the corner OF
trip 81. ma 2-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

RAILROAD GRANTS IN MIcHraAN.-The Sec
rotary of the Interior has approved of land
grants for railroad purposes in the State Of
Michigan, as follows: Grand Rapids and In.
diana railroad, 100000 acres; Flint and Per.
rambaquette railroads, 3O6, 900 acres, being only
part of the land which said roads are entitled to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

IL THOUGH "THE STAR" is PRINTED ON THE
rAsTKsT STEAM PRESS IN usK SOUTH OF BALTI-
HoRE, ITS EDITION LARGE AS TO REQUIRE 1T
TO BE PUT TO PRESS AT AN EARLY HOUR; ADvKR-
EASEMENTS, THEREFORE, SHOULD Blk SENT IN BY
TWELVE O'CLOCK, NJ; OTHERWISE THEY NAY NOT
APPEAR UNTIL THE NEXT DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

I)lAN0 C0VERs.--A large and beautiful sssort
nae ELLIs's Piano Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

SCHOOLS FOR ARTILLERY PRACfIcE.-The
War Department has designated the following
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IHE wEATHER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about Z O'clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-16

NELODEONS- One second hand Melodeor, 1
WI octaves, in bSst order, for SIS, at the Music
Store of
ma Ii w. G. METZEROTT
A MOS HUNT, No. 81 4 street north Capitol
"A I'LL, Agent uf the Potomac Insurance CotIIpa-
box i0l. l6
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| EOR RENT-A new aud convenient three story
FRAME HOUSE containing rnous. situated
on street, tween 4th and sth. Reut madtraia
Inquire next door, No. 80, or OLA. J. CASS at
1 Pension Ofic~ ma "a 81
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IO LIGHTHOUSE No. 279 south q street ncsr
Il New Jersey avsLue-one OF the T;rrst Il, slrs.
rSsldanc-s on Capitol Hill: a comniocI B'I.A
INV ling, having nine Nttt sthiar and ca
rage house IN the rear Reut SIS PEI huuuun. Au'
portion OF the FuTnltuTe will be sold pccuphnc'
wll be given after the lst of June. TIE pre'uisrs
can b. seen betveen and .. IN. mE l2tt
DARLOR TO LET AND ELIGIBLE BoAkD.
Il A Front Parlor to ict, on the lat floor. with "i
without Board. Also. several bOaTders lie -
commodated with good Board at No. AL 9th street
Opposite the Patent Once. ma t2-er<
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H+ON AND AFTER THE 18Th DAY or
uS the present month, we, the undersigned Dry
Goods Merchants of this city, her"bv promise and
agree to close respective places of business daily
at o'clock r. m. until Sept. LIST. 1889.
w. VI. SINISTER h Co, j. w. COLIEY 4 Co,
TATLOR HUrCHIsON, CLAGKTr 4 May,
las, w. SEARS, A. l.. NEWTON,
x w CARTER, HARPER Il Mitchell.
Washington, Nav 10. 1874 ma IL n
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ATfON.-I.adies of the following Churches have
united IN this Floral Fair, which will surpass any
Baptist-Frst or 10th II ,s', street, 18Th stree.
Episeopal-Trinity; l.utheran-St. PaurS; Mctho
Chapel Foundry Chapei, McKendree
Chapel. Methodist South, Meth. dist Protestant;
Presby teIan-FiTst, Second, street Fourth.
The ladies OF any other Churches wishing to bs
represented requested to give notice 10 the Sec
rotary of the CommitLe Of Arrangements, JoHS !.
UNDERWOOD, 9th street, between ID and r, who wal
also furnish any information desired BIZ those al
ready engaged in preparing for the Festival.