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Philadelphia


Ny dear -, Philadelphia
You do not know how sorry am could not
shake hands farewell with you that morning
when 1 leave Philadelphia. Never mind,
shall see you again bye-andbye when come
back TO America. or you perhaps come to ia.
pan. like Philadelphia very much; beauti-
full place, great many manufacturers there, and
plenty of friends. 1 am sorry can't get the
pants and other things that promised you in
the hotel of Continental of your own place.
Please tell my compliments to-,I am
much obliged to her to send me beautiful dress
shall take it back to Japan to be try wear by
our ladies, esteemed much. am much obliged
for your beautiful picture. 1 shall take II
back to Japan, hang it up my room and re-
member you all the time.
1 could not find your brother, who intro
duced by your letter; want see him very
much. Mr.. Thomas took good care Of me, but
be has left New York now. Please take
these two likenesses, one for yourself and the
other to one Of my friends, who promise in
your place, when / was there; he send me the
letters from two each, but could not send him
the letters, my compliments to tell him. am
much obliged TO you. Mr.. was sent me
letter, give him my likeness.
l am now on board vessel Niagara, going
ahead. 1 send to you from pilot.
/ am, truly, your good friend.
signature in Japanese
TArIEsH ONoJERo C'ToNMY,'O
At Yeddo Japan -
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WASHINGTON
w CITY RDEN.
ERNST LOEFFLER. Proprietor.
Nstc York drszns, befIrsez ISt and ID StS

In calling the attention of the public 10 nv grounds
4 would state that every ARRANGEMENT has A
been made 10 make this Retreat" more vEAy
attractive every day. Mondays the Gar- lE.5f
dens are open To the public tree of charge- Gomez
given BY elect band Those desiring 10 enjoy tine
dance and waltz vi find the saloon IN complete
order to render pleasure 70 sll. On other days the
proprietor will oheerfully grant th- use of tbs
out charge. ~
For the amusement OF fchildren he has introduced
number OF little games, never before seen IN this
cty, and Ca Gu ated at the same time 10 .nusa tbs
"old folks" ~
n, B.-Attached IL my BOttlIng Establishms Mt,
and families can be supplied with any quantity Al
thelr resIdsnce, Of tnst healthful drink, LACE
BEER, upon short notice. ie Is SIN
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NtRSHAL'S SALE-ln virtue of two writs of
i'l hen faoIas, lssned from the Clerks Once of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columhia for
the county of washington. ana TO re directed, /
VIII expose public sale for cash, la trout Of the
court house door. Of said county, on AiONDAY
the 18th cay of August next, ls6' a. deferd rdant's
night, title, aim and interest In and to the follow
ing descrlbed Pr"psrt.. 70 w.t. VIZ: Lot No s, in
Square No 7O6, and lot No. 50, In Square No. sol /,
together with all and singular the improvements
tbe!eon, seized and levied upon the property of
JUians Barry and James c. Rarrv, and will be
sold to satisfy judcals Nos. la3 and 1874, to MAY
w. SELDEN,
U. q. Marshal for the District of Columbia.
ix dtda =
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DROPOsALs FOR COAL AND WOOD
OFFICE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE u. g.,

SEALED PRoPosALs, Will be received at this once
furnishing for the use of the Senate Eve hundI ed
tons tons sest White Ash Furnsce Goa and hfty cords
away IN the vaults Of the Capitol. IN aces which
Will Ss sh9Tn % E on application to the EhgneeT in the
18th S'ptsmber reXt Bonds for the faithful exc
cution o. the contract will be required.
Bus for the Coal and the Wood will be con
sIdered separately, and sati sfactory arrangements
must De made for the correct sasuremsnt of both
ASBURY DICKINS, :
jy 12-dtS0th SecTetaTy OF the Senate
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue ofa writ of
III heIl faeias, issned from the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court of the District of Colu mbia for
the county Of Washington, and TO me directed,
VIII expose to pu SALE for cash, front of the
court house door of said county, on SATURDAY, +,
the 3t7 day of July next 1860, at II O'Clock M, the
following propertr, to wit: All defendants right,
title, claim, and interest in and TO csr'aiu build,
Ing erected on Lot No. SIX 60 in Square No nine
hundred and forty nine (949) as laid down in the
plat OF the city of Washingt seized and levied
rPon as the property of Abel Griggs, and will be
sold TO satisfy judicias No 2S6, 70 October term
1856 In favor Of ohm Purdy.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Late y. 9. Marshal for the District of Columbia
ie 28-dts -
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AUCTION SALES.
By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctionesrs.

BY J. Z. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctionesrs
(rOHERNMENT SALE OF OATS.-On
S THURSDAY AFTERNOON. July 18TH At
80 eIoek, on the ArmnIy Lot, East of the Smith
sOnian Grounds, We shall sell, in lots 70 suit
D. sacks O1 very Superior Oats.
A. Ierms cash. The Oats TO be removed within
thnee days after the sale.
~ order Of Commissioned of Public Buildings
y I'd j. c. MCGUIRE & co Auc:s
BY j. G. Mc6U UlRE 4 CO, Auct,oneers,
IkUSTEE'S SALE OF A DRUG AND
ER Inn nntnouJHkSchRt sTSRK on THE lsLAND-On
on the Prsmi sss, BY vIrtue Of deed Of trust duy
executed and recorded shall sell the entire Stock
s11 sia. ,FIItuEes of Drug and hPoths cary store,
-uSrts south, lsland,l consisting of q fresh and
well selected assortment Of
Purs Drugs, Chemicals, Patent NJ Medicines,
fsIiumery, Fancy Articles, 80 ,&o.
Il ne store has been recently fitted up on an i'm
PROVED plan, the Counters, Shelving, &c, being
moVeabe, and In no manner joined TO tae housa
Ihe STOCK and fixtures will be sold in lot to Seher
me Store Is In an excellent location for business
snls n saie oners hne opportunity to any one de-
slnous OF engaging In tie business
Terms easy, and made known at the sale.
TEOS. j. FISHER, Trustee.
W II-d j. e. MCGUIRE co Aucts
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FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

These Springs-5O miles west of Washing tors
now open for the reception of visitors. A. A
The subscriber, having become the pur HMy
chaser, WILL make every effort. with com Q..HEl
Petent assistants, to regain their formeT Ttpnta-
ton
RATEs-50 cents per meal; 81 81 per day; 50 per
week; $50 per calendar month; $50 for 2 NOR tbs;
children over and under II years and colored ser
wants hail price; white servants three fOurths;
horses so cents per day
Direct WarrentOn Springs.
Jy Silt ROR,T HITDGIN
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SUMNER RESORTS.

The favorIte resort for
those who appreclate
Grand Scene'y, Pure
Mountain Air, Invigora-
ting Baths, Large and
Well Ventilated Rooms,
Good Society and a Good
Fable.
For particulars send
fo- Circular.
OWENS, CIENDEN .
IN n VISSCHE2,
Carlisle SpriHgS, Pa.
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES,

Il ply of Gents fine French Calf skin Dress .aar
Boots and Caters, Patent Leather and III
Gle cloth ,'slters; 6 sd Ssld sk.n Patent LsstheL V
stock Of Do g and hldren's, Ladies and Misses
Boots and Shoes. al Of which an selling 81 ex-
oeedlngiy low prices. J. ROSENTBAG.,
$40 Seven street.
ma IS go Soors above ID street.
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A NALosrAN RETREAT, T,
Opposite Gsorgstotrn and Washington

The subscribers having leased for a term Of years
thIs beautiful ard romantic spot. opened A
II Tor the accommodation Of the public on vEA&
tfe 3lst day of May, 1859. For beauty OF ltIkI
scenery, delightful proUeBadas, fishing. &c, ise-
Union. " ~
The House is large and oOmmodious, having been
entlr 'ly renovated Ii has a large Dancing Saloon
attached to the house. bes des Dining an Dressing
Rooms Tor both laIles ana gentlemen. Ia addition
splendid AIbors detac ed from the build nEs
Parties, Families and individuals will find II a
most desirable ace to pass the sutry DAYS of sum
mer, as every attention will be guaranteed by the
proprletOrs. The etrictoSt police arrangeme.ts
VIII be- enforced, and pOIti al discussions will be
prohibited " ~
The Larder will be found to contain all the de l.
cecles oil the season az al times.
Inc Har VIII be furnished with the choi oest
Liquors and " ines and the fin st Segars.
Societies, sunday Schools. Clubs and Military
CompanIe Will find this the most desirable resort
derry dav.
IL Children unaccomPanied by their parents or
guardians, WI! be excluded from ths grounds
Trimming and dogs prob bited.
- H. Boats Will leave the DOT of High street
Georgetown, and q street, Washington, hourly
from cock q. IN. til II p. IN daily
fersons pIeferrlng pleasant wal can reach the
Island via the Aqueduct.
We so lclt the pu bllc TO judge for themE
feel assured OF giving satisfaction.
le % eOu JACOB w. pOWERl IN
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RELAY HOUSE,
at THE WASHINGTON JUNCTION B. &
O r Il


Passengers for the West have plenty of time to
Breakfast at this place. Three or four A
rooms yet unoccupled, which will be let To ycMH
sumner boarders on fair terms This l:.HT
place Is unuva ed for comfort and convenience
jy l3-7tH NJ. LOWE, PROPRIETOR
SCHMIDT'S SUMNER GARDEN.-On Sixth
~ street, between and Louisiana av., . A
may be found at all times one of the most vEAv
popular, geUIa, urbane, and intelligent ls. .SE
ReStaurant Keepers, who backs up his Reputation
with LAGER BtER from the & irY OF BRorEKR-
LY LOVE-, Philadelphia with BRANDIES Z ON
the choicest vineyards Of France; with WINES
uneXcele ed on the hills of the Rhine; aGd with an
article OF WHISKY which smacks strongly Of the
true flavor Of the MOnOngahela and Bourbon
Palatable as either of these may be individually
ne has sought TO make them still more by the
erection the grounds of his favurite establish
ment OF spacIou. Arbor, whore his guests by day
may ENJOY the cool breeze and be free from Sol's
too ardent rays; and, at 1.-The wItching hour Of
night" quah his Ice-cool Lager without fear of
having Their enjoyment dampened by the falling
dew. such inducements will, doubtless. cause
many ot our readers To drop IN and take note If
nothing else , and, most likely, many of those who
go will goagain.
In addition te all this, he has engaged the Pros
peri brothers and their to discours their
choloest pieces OF music Every "Wednesday and
saturday evening. iy IO-Im
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C. ASHFORD. Trustee,
lie % WdStJV 81 GREEN Ano

NhRSHAL'S SALF.-In virtue of a writ of
w herl faclas issued from the Clert Office of
the Circuit Court of the District of CoumbIs for
the County OF washington, and To ma directed, /
will exPose TO public sale. for cash In ont of the
Bank of Washington, on TU ESDAY, the oath day
following goods and chattels, to wit, viz: "a vol
Congregational Debates; I6 do. Annals Of Congress,
y = DO: American state Papers, I do. Pension and
tor ey General. do. SynOptical Index laws d.
states DO: Life snd Works of John Q. Adams,
seized and levied upon the goods and chatteis of
James Henry, and will be sold TO satisfy Judicials
No; Is to May term, $780, In favor of John r., Ken
dali w SEIDEN
lS-dts n. Marshal
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w NECTAR CREAM SIRUP,
w ITH Other choice SIRUPS, with pure cool
MOORE'S
JeSW West End Drug Store,
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RooTs AND sa2Es E,Szs TO SUIT THE

ID TINES.
Wears now manufacturing al kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly. reoeivIng sn6Sr
supply of eastern made work OF every de-
scrptio", made expressly TO order, and will II"
be sold az q much lower prioe than has been -
heretofore charged in this city for much inferior
articles.
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes Of eastern or
in store and at the lowest prices Give us oeIl.
GRIFFIN a BRO,
apB-r 314 Pennsylvanis avenue.
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ORIGINAL LETTER FROM TOMMY The fol-
lowing is a letter written by Tommy to gentle
man of Philadelphia, as the Niagara was pro-
ceeding to sea, and sent back by the pilot:
NRW YOpR lima 26 IQ60
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MAR:hAL SSALE.-In vIr,ue of q writ OF heri
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, for the
county OF Washington, and to me directed. will
house door OF said county, on SATURDAY, the
9th day fJuly next, 1867. at O'Clock m the fol-
lowing property to wit All defendant It's right title
2 m, and interest in and to a certain d yelling
house erected on Lot 81 and the south nineteen
zig feet Tour 90 inches Lot nine, (9l in Ssuare
numbered three hundred and seventy seven, (S77J
In the city OF Washington, ID. seized and levied
Fold TO satisfy Judioials. No $50 to October term
1857, IN iavor of Jonathan L. Walker.
j. d, HOOVER,
Late u. 8. Marshal for District Columbia,
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lVl facas issued from the Clerks oce of the Cir
Quit Court of the District of Columbia, for the
county OF w ashlnston, and to me directed, will
house door of said county, on MONDAY, the 6th
day OF August next, 1861, at II O'Clock m all defend
ants CLAIM and interest in and to Lot No.
Is, in Square No 7S2, in the city of Washington, d.
e, together with a an singular the improvements
Chas; Van Patten and will be sold to satisfy Ju-
dIclals Nos and 79 to October term 1889 In favor
oil John w. Thompson and Il. ID Gilman
w. SELDEN.
u fnr str ~ Coll
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[ IsHrNINe i11eHrN,ner
LIGHTNING ~
In TIMH OF PxAcE, PRBPARK FOR WAR!
F. LABARRE,
SoHfAssest eovrsy Of lotA AID C sfs.,

mAHufACTUkER OF
PLATINA-TIPPED LIGHTNING RODS.
ton and vicinity that he prepared to execute An
orders for erecting Lightning Conductors on the
most approved scientific principles constructed of
the very best OF materials, very moderate terms
All Pahna- tipped Points which are manu- factu red
BY NE VII be stamped with my name;
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jy lS-eO&ds
By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
- PROVED PRoPsRrY.-UndeL and by virtue Of a
deed nf trust. caring date the 18th day of Noyem-
Der, A. 1854 and dnly raoordsd Il ibor a.,
no y Io!ios SG. &c., one of the land records OF
Washlnston county, ID. c., | shall sell, at public
auction, on MONDAY, July SOth, 1850, at o'clocs (
P m In iTont oil the premises, the eastern half of
Lot L, In VIM A. Bradley's subd vision of Lots T.
10 ana H. IN Square numbered 1872. Said east ba
Lot frorts Is feet on Maryland avenue between
47s and fth streets, and runs back with that width
tie dept # said lot 10 an alley.
Terms Uf sale: One third cash; residue in equal
payments at g. and u months from date of sale
with interest secured BY deed of trust on the
III the terms OF sale are not comp led with within
ca, the trustee reserves to himself the right TO
resell al the cost and risk of th- 6rst purchaser
iIgencer.
Conveyanolng at the expense of pnrnhasar
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M,psSsA. SALT WATkR BATHING. :.

M SALT WATER BATHING.
lhARSHALl.S PAVILION. (MoOre's Land
Ingl will be open for the rec sption Of vIsi- n a
tors on the 18th OF June. This delightful HfAQ
resort for those seeking health and pleas lE.R2 Il
nre, IS unexcelled by any place of the kind on the
Potomac Tlver IL is situated abCut one hundred
Inlies from Washington lmmedately on the
PotoTnHo, and ~ full view of he Chaaapaaks gay
and famous for hne Oysters, Son Crabs, Sheephead
and other Fish. and easiy acoessl bic the steam
boats Rly ing between Washing ton, Baltim re and
Norfolk. The undersigned has maze addlii1nal
improvements ia his Bath Houses and manT other
improvements TO the comfdrt and enjoyment of m 8
guests. The Bathing cannot he surpassed Splan-
dd Anf ling and enty Of Fishing and SAILING Boats
Tree OF charge. He has spared no expense in pro
vldlng good CotllOn Band in ayi ng in ms stock
OF choice Wines. Lie uors, ,Segars and for Tho Sc
who wish to avoid extreme fashion and 70 seek a
retired Plsoe where they can make Themselves Al
home, there is not more pleasant place IN the Uni
ted states. The proprietor pledges himself u a.
nothing shall he left 1ndone on his part T. rend =
them so. Terms for board: 81 50 per day, for lets
than week; for longer time, > l.25 per Az; $50
per month";. Persons wishing 70 address the prn
prletor viii direct to Leonardtown, St Mars
county, Md. '
je s-2m X. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor
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III o. HOOD has bow ON Lsud q -, ssrss
Ii. stock Of fle Standard SILVER NAfE -,
sn uf his own make th1t he vii u - say
Of the NOrfhera Wares are soli IoT = a; ne
sane hm vii warrant everything 20 hs stsndsr
SILVER. 33s Pa. avenue. lea
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FOR sALE-A small FARM ofsO acres, situated

+ OR RENT-Three BRICK HOUSES-one on
Twelfth street, between c and ID: one on the
corner Of Twelfth snd n sts and one on a. be
tween l2th and 18th ITS. Inquire of JAMES w
BARKER, on street, between llth and 18Th, No.
429. ma Sl-f
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t'OR kENT-A three story FRAME HOUSE.
Il on Elevelth street, between and X Inauire
Of Nj, SNYDER. at the plumbing and Gas Fitt M
of c. SGyder, next door 20 TIE sesf
once ma Au
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EOR ENT-The three story and basement
IL BRICK HOUSE corner Of SIKH = rect west
and street north, one square from the Patent and
City Post Ofhces-beIng Of the finest and
heathIest 10 atoms IN the city 10 H. arranged for
a store and dwelling; has bake oven attached.
VIII suit a baker or cOniecuoner. Possession given
on the llth INST. For terms, &c appy 70 GEO. J.
SEUFFERLE, at Jackson, Brother a. Co, 333
Pa avenue. je ie-tf
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- east corner o. Penn avenue and Tenth street
heretofore used asa grocery. Apply az the room
or of AS. +. HALLIDAY, City BaI jeS-u
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A Mrs. WINSLOW,
IN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician
presents to the attention OF mothers, her
5 U u I II | Nc SYRUP.

never been Abls to
hsdicins-NkyRR
q SIN 6 L 4 IN
FHCT A RI,
Never did We hnsv
satisfaction BY anyl
the Contrary, all are
OPERATIONS, and
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shJ Of any OTHKh
HAS FAILRD,Ir
STANCE TO RF-
vhsn timely ussd.
an Instance Of dis
one Who used il. On
delighted with its
IFsaf in terms Of
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LTOR RENr-The fine FRAME HOUSE known

as French Evans House" situated on M a.
north, between 9th and 10Th streets. No. $40,
one one Qi the most desirable private residences IN
Washington. This h.use is surrounded nv frutt
trees and great numbers Of curTant bushes Of va
rous kinds and hne shade trees Ith 1900 feet of
st. between ID and y. ~ n NJ
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The Qnaksrs have Votad.

The Pennsylvania Quakers have voted
this time, certain, sure. Net a Douglas
or Breckenridge man has asked. 'what has
become of the Quakers?" since the second
Tuesday of this month. The following is
apropos to this subject:
At a Republican meeting in Georgetown
Mass, the following song, entitled. 1.-The
Quakers are Out" written by John u.
Whittier, WAS read:
The buds Of our hope have burst out into flow
No room for missgivings-nO lOOP-hOle of
doubt
We've heard from the Keystonel The Qua
kers are out.
The plot has exPloded-we've found out the
trick;
The bride goes a begging; the fusion won't
When the wile-Awakes lanterns ere shining
about,
The rogues stay at home. and the true men
come out!
The COED State has broken the cords for her
spun;
Her oil springs and water won't fuse into one;
the Dutehnian has seasoned with freedom his
krOut;
And slow, late, but certain, the Quakers are
out!
Give the flags to the winds!-set the hills all
aflRme;
Make way for the man with the patriareh's
name!
Away with misgivings-awaY with all doubt
For LINCOLN goes in when the Quakers come
outl
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as may be convenient to themselves, at
three o'clock on the first Wednesday al
October neTt. and join with US in a Union
meeting or Concert of Prayer in behalf of
ourselves and our children. The presence
and power of the Holy Spirit is our only
hope, and while We believe God has prom
ised to bless the children of His servants
we are reminded that parental prayer and
faithfulness is a principal mean through
which the fulfllment is to be realized. We
cannot suppress a fear lest by our neglect
or Indifference we ourselves should close up
the avenue by which the blessings of the
Gospel are appointed to flow to the hearts
OF those committed to us.
Whether through our unfuithfulness or
otherwise. the thought that any of our dear
children should be left to perish is unut-
terably painful. Hence we desire to share
your s~upplications. We believe God has
encouraged united prayer; and the history
Of the past furnishes many instances in
which tn earnest entreaties of associated
mothers have been answered in mercy
Let s unitedly surround the throne Of
Grace, and see if lie will not pour US out
a blessing We can not but feel that your
hearts will respond to ours in this desire.
and we hall look forward with solemn and
sacred interest to the hour when, through
the intercessiOn of our risen Redeemer. the
prayer Of faith from believing mothers, in
all parts of our land. shall ascend to the
Father of mercies.
Furthermore. having ourselves expert
enced the great benefit of asSociating to-
gcther for mutual counsel, encouragement
and quickening. We earnestly recommend
that mothers, as they are assembled on the
day referred to. shall take into cOnsidera-
ton the forming of themselves into asSOcia
tons where none exists. or seek a r%evivine
interest where q maternal association al
ready exists; and that by meeting on tn,
first Wednesday of each succeeding month
We may have a recurrence of this Concert
of Prayer, mingled with conversation foI
mutual aid and sympathy. We invite you
at least to join with US in a meeting o.
prayer. each month. in the afternoon 9th,
day named. We do not undervalue othe.
means of grace, but we should be blinde,
to our most solemn duties and our highes
privileges, did we not recognize that dis
pensation of our Heavenly Father by whicl
the tender minds of our children are place,
in our hands to be trained for the servic,
of the Redeemer. and by which their sal
walton is made to depend much upon tn
manner in which we discharge our higl
trust.
Who OF US has not yearned for mutua
counsel and Divine guidance that we nigh
be able to give to the cause of our Savio
and to the highest good of our children
mothers influence wisely directed and sane
titled by the Spirit of God.
We do not think any uniformity of or
ganizltion is essential. The form may b
modified as circumstances may suggest; yet
in answer to requests for information from
different parts of our country. in respec
to u mode Of procedure We cheeriully
give the Constit Ition or Covenant whicl
has been commonly adopted by US. j
may be used or not, as seems desirable.
MEs. VI. C.. ROBINSON.
Fur The Committee.