Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-19

Hotel the parlorOf which has been kindly rendered
by Messrs Wildwood 4 Corkerey,) at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. on the lst OF May next and win remain in ses
sion several days:
James Bolton, N. D., Richmond, Va; James 5.
Caben N. D., University Of Virginia; John H.
Claiborne, NJ. D., Petersburg, Va. J. s. D. Cullen
NJ. D., Richmond, Va. J. A. Cunningham, NJ. D.
Richmond, Va; F. H. Deane, NJ. D., Richmond
Va; A. NJ. FauntlerOy, NJ. D., Stanton, Va; ).
n. Hanger, NJ D., stanton, Va. NJ. H. Houston
NJ. D., Richmond, Va; L. :. Joynes, NJ. D. Rich
mond Va; Hunter NJ Mcclure NJ. D., Richmond
Va; W 4. B. NOrcom, NJ. D., Edentou, n. C.; W.
o. Owen, NJ D., Lynchburg, Va; \. +. Petticolas,
NJ. D., Richmond, Va W. 5. Scott NJ. D., Freder-
icksburr. Va; W. Solder, NJ. D., Norfolk, Va;
Howell Thomas NJ D., Richmond, Va; F. B. Wat
kins NJ. D., Richmond, Va.
They will, during their session, examine and pass
upon all artificial limbs made in America.
All who intend purchasing artificial limbs are
specially advised not to do 50 until the result Of this
examination is made public.
Letters have been received from all Of the promi-
nent patentees giving assurance Of their intention to
be present and the examination will be 50 conducted
as TO commend the decision made to the confidence
Of all.
TIE LADIES MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE
CONFEDERATE DEAD OF OAEwooD.-The ladies of
Church and Union Hills met yesterday afternoon at
the Third Presbyterian Church and organized an as
ISOLATION bearing the above name, the object Of
which is to have the graves Of the Confederate sol
diers buried at lakewood properly cared for.
On motion Of the Rev. A. E Dickinson, the Rev
Joseph A. Proctor was appointed Chairman and Dr.
Bowen, Secretary pro tenn.
a motion being carried 70 appoint committee
consisting Of one from each of the churches on
Church and Union Hills, to report permanent Off
GERS forth association. the Chair appointed Mrs. Dr.
Vest, of Leigh Street Baptist Church Mrs. George
Watt, Of the Third Presbyterian Church; Mrs. Dr.
Knox, Of st. Johns Church; Mrs. VIM. Crew of
Trinity Methodist Church Miss Mole Lyme, Of the
Disciples Church Miss Rosa Power, of the Catholic
Church, and Mrs. William Coulling, of Union sta
ton.
The committee then retired, and in a short time
reported the following permanent officers who were
unanimously elected
President, Mrs. Mary Smith; vice-Presdent, Mrs
nAlAAlel SUMS f'lNlNt1llr MIS- t. - pi'l 3
Treasurer Mrs. Major Courtney.
The committee on organization was then APP
pointed an executive committee, of which the Off
GERS Of the Society are by resolution er oTco mem
bers
Il was resolved to commemorate the 10th of May
the anniversary of Jacksons death, by services in
the churches in the morning, after which the mem
hers OF the Association and Others, viii repair to
lakewood Cemetery and spend the remainder of the
day in identifying the graves of the Confederate sol
diers buried there. The arrangements are left en-
tirely with the executive committee, who will pub
fish their programme as soon as determined upon,
in the city papers.
On motion, the Association then adjourned, sub
ject to the call of the executive committee The
meeting was very enthusiastic, aud the ladies have
entered upon the work with zeal that augurs well
for the success Of this most commendable scheme.
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