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Reputation Established
HRS. S. Il. .4lle,a IS truly a
public beneF0ctreSs. and her
ar0ss<ycrEstf success IS aGnlD1-e-
CeNeMs-d. Her fNfsse and
her discoveries hare gone
abrc0e', esMs! to-day she Is
ira her line the largest man.
ultxcfMresS ga the ac0rId.
Everybody Interested.
Youth end Otz age are alike
besst ftsd by The NSe of Mrs.
s. 81. .4ileM's 5s'Os-gd's Hair
RcStOres- and Hair Dress
ing. They act directly ssl0Oss
the roots Of the hair, causing
II.CsriN1st g1'0aUsA and beau
ty. Your hair, If changed To
grey or sChsfe by sickness or
Other" causes, aciEI sOOss be re-
stored to Its natural color
and beauty. Dxss<tTsxH Grad
tcHted fO3-eceY. The Hair
failing stOpped. The most
delicate he0d-dreSS o.. BON.
net be aCO1'A aUitkOsgt fear
0fsOSli1sg. The assOstdeISgzat-
ftsI fragrance To the hair Is
impaired. If yOss aCish Ia
restore your hair. as IN
| youth, and retain IL through
iffc, sUSslsOsst delay psss'ctlzs<
q bottle Of each Of Mrs. 8. II.
.4lLess's Worlds Hair Re
| stOS-e1. @1ea DseeSiseG.
Sold By Druggists throughout the World.
"'7 PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
to0 = 49, Greenwich IT,. New-Xsrk.
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CHEROKEE INJECTION.


doe- not fail L. cure GoHorr6cd, elect and al hI-
eo1,- Discharges in Male Female. curing recent
-. from 10 three 6dys. and Is especially
rcca-nnendet in those cases of FIHOr AtbUS or
WtteS ~ Fe3n1'es. The two medicines used in
conjunction will not fail remove this dissgreeahle
uaini. AMI in those where other medicines
have been usel without success
Price. Remedy one Bottle, 81. Three Bottles. a..
Injection. " g., IS.
The Cherokee " cure Remedy" and Injec-
tn" are to be found in all well regulated drug
~rares. aud are recommended by physicians and
druggists all he world Tor their intrinsic worth
and merit Some unprincipled dealers. however.
try to deceive their customers, by selling cheap and
worthless compounds,-in order to make money
.u place Il these BE not decsirsd II the drug
:ist> will not buy them for you write To- US, and we
viii scnt them To- you hy express, securely packed
lsl free from observation We treat all diseases 10
IS hirA the human system Is snfject- and will be
PLEASED tn receive full and explicit statements from
ts.- who have filled to receive relief heretofore
...~ Gentlemen can address us IN perfect con-
f.4..- Wa desire send our thirty-two page
;nri;.-t FREE. To every lady and gentleman in the
Lana address, all letters for pamphlets medicines,
"r ADVICE. to the sole proprietor,
Dr.. ". r. MKRWIN, 81 Walker St.. N. Y.
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Manhood how lost, how Restored.

HEI&fA Just published, edition of DR..
<-E/ CuIvs rweiI's Celebrated Essay
3nn{AV the rddlcai cure (wthout me dcine)
Of Sper m orrhea, Seminal Weakness, Invount.rJ
Semtna al Losses I'm potency, Mental and Physical In
capacitv imp diments to Marriage, etc; als", Con
sumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by self-indu
ae nee oil sexual eXravagance.
az Price In a sealed envelope, only cents
he celebrate author in this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates thirty years successful practice,
that the aarmiul consequences OF selfabuse may be
radically cured without the dangerous of iternai
ne or application Of the kuifepoin out
a mode once simple certain. and enectu al
by meaus which every sufferer, matter what has
condition may be- LAY himself privately,
and radically
az This Lecture should lie in the hands OF every
youth and every in the land
Sent under s-ai in plain envelope to any address
post paid, receipt of SIX cents, or two postage
stamps. Address the publishers,
CHAS. u. KLINE * CO.,
127 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box 45ee-
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Weaknesses, Paralysis or Palsy,
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ache, I'oothGchs Ear
ache, Ets. 81. u
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DC, &c.
rhe Positive and Negative Powders cure
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you Know what your Positive and %e9.t,ys
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m. Of IN OF Of
ueht eS IRON Pasaiy OF tie optic eve The in
= nmation Cftte Bladder q d iculty Of
" Eve years. standing My NeuragiA OF twenty Yeas
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by causing shock of AmaurOsis, which came
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my Neuralgia has yielded the ghost, my Dysp+psiA
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" h nv Ugh wat have just written, although
h. vision Is still slightly blurred
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shall never b w'1hu lem IN my family, will
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prefer sPe ri tcritte dire Will please SCI me
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! Address
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DENTAL NOTICE.

lkENTAL NdDTICE,
HAVING taken complete contorl ofDy Office AGAR J
II Orr my services those needing fentist. / can
be found my Office at AL times prepared do
witt dispatch My prices are as reasonable any
lecased Dentist, and my many hundred patrons bear
testimony Q to the efficiency Of my work.
GREAT CARE TAKEN IN FILLING TEETH p
In exiraoting use ether, Chlor oforrn anG Altrcs
Oxide Gas, and in gard to the latter have the
Dony Of the best chemists and surgeons, saying
sI..14 1t is Harmless.
z By LAP prices sH&Bood gWork sI irtend TO make &.
rceli An object for needing teeth TO call on
JOHN Il. COHEGYS,
State street, Montpelier, v,
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Hli8cellaneol1e.


For Weakness arising from Indiscretion The ex:
hausted powers of Nature which are accompanied
by many alarming symptoms. among which will
be foun1, lndisposition to Exertion, Lose of Mem
DRY, Wake Illness Horror of Disease. Fore bcdn
OF Evil. ID fact, Universal Lassitude, rostraticn
and naby to enter id the enjoy me nts of society
The Constitution, once affected with Organic
Weokness requir> aid of Medicine to sfrengthe,
O. ~ iave ate the system, which HELMBOLD', EX
TRACT BCCHU invariably does. If 70 treatment
is submitted TO Coosum ,tion or insanity eDsues.
HELMBOLD-S EXTRACT BUCHU
In afec lions peculiar to FEMALES, is unequaled
by any other preparation, in Chlorosis Re-
fention, or Suppression OF Customary Excavations.
Ulcerate or schirrus State of he Uterus; and all
complaints Incident to the sex, whether arising from
habits of di spation, prudence M the decline
change i'll lite.
HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
VIII radically 'xterminae from the system Dis
eases arising Fl Habits of Dissipation at tIle
pense, hfue chan &c IN diet, ineoncen'enee
exposure completely super eding those unpleasant
and dangeroxs remedies Copafra and Mercury in ALI
the sc disc ases-
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FOR IGN DELEGATES.
NAV r. HAYES. Importers and Commission Agen s.
145 MILK ST., BOS TON.
crosse K ,slackwell's London Chow-Chow, ana ON
or botted Pickles Sauces. Mustard, Curies an" Con-
dments ,,,., croo,s Cows
o1.t;na Dundee Marmaiad@, Alb. rt Biscuit. &C
French Sardines, Prunes. Olive Oh, oiVes' OaPers
Peas Vinegar, Mustard, &C allan MaGa cni, No,
.esrershire sau,e Walnut Ca;sup, &c. London and
Dublin Porter Eng Scotch Pale ale Day MAR
tins Real Japan hacking, sc for sale TO the trace
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l93l1;1H:LXlIIlli}
FOREIGN DELICACIES.

sn. All insects that breathe through their kns Elk
defense ayains, CLOTHES Morris. Sold by drug
avs,vwhee HARRIS & CHAPMAN, Boston,
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s91H1HShA~@&A
THAT book for their use 10 g THE HARP OF
/ JUDAH" by L. Emerson. Letters from all d.
rect ons confirm the opinion that no COLI olion Of
Chm CD Music recen ly published has given suen &c
eraI sati- faction. Chors the asidous in Their
tssle and having the reputation Of being' hard
to please ow,edged the &c Harp Of Judah -
be just the book they want Price 81 80 per opy
Sl2
vIaff Boston.
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ZQ1HZ.
DR.. n .ANnERN IODINE WATER.

A Pure Solution Of Iodine WITHOUT a SOLVENT,
Containing GRAIN 70 each ounce OF wa err
THE MOST POWERFUL WHALING AGENT AND RKs-
ToRATIvE KNOWN.
1t has cured and will cure SCRoFULA IN all its
1nifold forms,
ULCERS, CANCERS SYPHILIS,
SAIL RHEUM;
and il has been with astonishing in
FRHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA. CONSUMPTION,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, HEART, LIVER
AND KIDNEY DISEASES, so.
Our Circu ar will be sent any address.
Price 81 90 a bottle. for - 90,
DR.. Ii. ANDERS Co, PLY siciaus and Chemists
42s Broadway, New York.
Also for sale by SETH W FOWLE s. son, Is IRE
mont Street Boston, and by Druggists generally.
P&AtSv1
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Luxuriant Hair for All.
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
When you suffering, remember
w EoS R

physician of this city says Of it, have tried
ne rly every hing recemme nded in the medical works
published both in this country and in Europe, and
every thing suggested by my practice of twenty Eve
years, and nothing norded permanent re-
lief your incidence He had sun red eight
years. Sold everywhere J. WHITE
Druggist 30 Leveret ST.. Boston
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CnsoIscised Textfm ony,
PRICE ONE DOLLAR 4 BOTTLE.

PREPARED
SETH W. FoWLE son, Is fremont ST. Boston
AND FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Aleoifol.

URlN will be forfeite d by DR.. l.. Dix if falling
.DCOO TO cure in less time than any other Inv
sican, efectuelly AID permaD entity, with sss
stran from occupation or tear OF exposure to all
weather, with safe and pleasant medicines.
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITs;
Their effect and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS
incident to Married and Single Laoiet;
SECRET AND DELICATE DISOR DERE;
Mercurial Affections; EruptioDs and all Discs Be 8
OF skin Ulcers OF the n ose, ihI oat and BODY
Pimpl,s on the facei Sweilings OF the joints
Nervousness Constitutional and OF her Weakness,s
in outh, and tn more advanced, OF all ages OF
BOTH oEXES,SiNGLE Ok MARRIED.
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THE
GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE co,

FIRST PRF.MIU ms IN 1868,
And First Premiums At every State Fair at which
they have exhibited, and a Premium offered in
1864.
The reputation Of the Sewing Machines made by
this company thoroughly establish ed years ago.
They surpassed by none in SrTTchI'a, BEAD
me, CoRD EMBR RINo, perfor ing kind
Of plain Ornamental sewing.
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Save Your Money ?
Du ~ PAY ONE DOLLAR
WiIbor's Monitor Hair Dye

Is SUPERSEDIhG ALL OTHERS.
It requires preparation, does not smut or WASH on
the finest lin One application VIII last
unti the hair grows when be applied Al the
roots without trouble than a common hair OIL
IL is warranted o iDjure the Hair or skin,
Manufactured only by MEX b. ~ llBoR, Chemist
No loo Court street, Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-28

To THE LADIES OF RicHMoSD.-The bulletin
issued TO day from the great dry goods house
of our city 10 full of interest 10 the ladies, and
we invite their especial attention to the same.
The Messrs. STEEyBoCK are determined to be
ahead of all competition, and as they were the
FIRST To REDUCE THE PRICES OF GOODS, they
seem always foremost in marking down. re-
garding with 4 careful eye the demands of the
public and its most urgent wants. They keep
their assortment replete, and il becomes Il
pleasure 10 go where, from the largest stock,
you may select to your taste and be sure the
price is to be AZ low, and in most instances
much lower, than elsewhere.
The reputation of Nos. l39 and III Main
street is fast spreading, and their small orders
from distant points show how far and wide
the fame of Just and honorable dealing spreads
among the humblest rs well rs the largest
purchasers.
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Rithmond Dispatth.
MONDAY................MAY 2s, 1866.
auction Sales TO-ddy.

GRuRBS i WILLIAMS will sell al ~
Main street. at ! o'clock, +. NJ, very
valuable law library.
RrGNAIIIT co will sell on ih" premises
otlooeIock. A. NJ, two wooden buildings
-, Ninth street now occupied 10y l.. '.
Barnes Go.
cpr.RnS \ WILLIAMS viii sell on the pre-
,,,~cs. respectively, at halt-p?St O'Clock
l. NJ. two lots on the sonth side OF Mar
shall street, between Eighth and Ninth
=, brick dwelling OF Third street, between
Main and Franklin, now occupied by X
Whitfield, Esq. the vacant lot adjoining
the above, fronting scyenty-flve feet on
Third street u beautiful lot on the south
side of Main. between Second and Third
streets, adjoining the residence of John ID
Blair, Esq. and a lot on the east side OF
Adams street. between Cary and Cana
streets, adjoining the residence of Alex
andcr McC. Bell
GElrBBS i WILLIAMS will also sell on thu
premises at o'clock, L. NJ, bricl
dwelling house and lot on Dnval stree
near Brook avenue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-28
NUMBER 2lS.

ney toilers who junctified each rivet,
,moothified each beam, and inducted the
magnificential structurarium TO pulchrltu-
dinal, substantial and miraculously rapidi-
fled completion!
We do not profess to give the speech rer-
bati1n, but such was its style, and 1t was re-
ceived with long rounds ofapplause, which
nearly caused the Demosthenes OF Man.
chester" to dive suddenly into the recesses
OF the barrel upon the top of which he had
been speaking.
The engine was run ny Mr.. Ransom, the
Master Machinist, and Captain Lawton was
in charge of the train. Messrs. Webster,
Rice, Holiday, and Hancock, presided at
the tables, and we return our thanks to
them and to all the officers Of the company
for their courteous efforts to make the
whole affair interesting and amusing.
The principal men engaged in the con-
struction of the bridge, under the super
vision of Colonel Strong, were Mr.. j. Rice,
the foreman of the trainers on the super
structure Mr.. Hancock, chief Trainer on
the south-side division Mr.. Davis, his as
siStant and Mr.. Abbott, assistant to Mr..
Rice.
The regular trains came across the bridge
on Saturday night and now the long weary
ride to Manchester to reach the morning
trains or to await the coming of some fair
friend is one Of the things of the past and
while we may now fairly offer our congra-
tulations, we heartily wish the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company every
good fortune and success that the most
ambitious railroad corporation can desire.
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\ BIG EXCITEMENT OVER A SMALL MAT
TER.-I.ate on Saturday night the citizens
living in the ncighborhood of Main and
Franklin, between Sixth and Seventh, were
suddenly reused from their slumbcrS by
loud and repeated ycls and cries of Stop
thief" In moment the noise OF the
opening of many windows and shutters
could be heard, and many heads, cascd III
white caps, protrudcd from them and asked
in chorus, "What'S the matter!" No
body knew, yet everybody who was on the
street Joined in the hue and cry. One
Young man, in terrible state OF excite
mcnt, jumped from his bed without further
to do, went rushing up the street, and his
white form could he seen hurrylng after
the "What-iS-it The chase, however,
was not a long one, for the objects were
soon overhaulcd and the mystery dlSpelled.
1t was found out that two negro boys had
been discovered in the act OF robblng the
store of B. +. Bull, on Seventh street
They attempted to make their escape, but
their pursuers were too many. One OF
them, Bob Rock, was caught on the corner
of Sixth and Franklin, and the other, Jesse
Lewis, in Mr.. William II. Mactariand's IS
ward, after making most dcxterouS leap
They were conveyed to the station-houSe
and will have hearing before the Mayor
this morning.
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DENTISTRY.

TOHN MAHON Y, DENTIST, Tor
81 many wears associated with DR.. JOHN G: WAYT,
respectfully informs his old patrons and all others
who may need his services that he has removed nis
OFFICE from Fourth street. and can now DC iounS s
AT his RESIDENCE, 525 Main street, between SIKH
and Seventh. Will practice his profession In all
'' ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on yulcanits,
Gold and Silver.
Office open at ALL HOURS.
The highest price paid for OLD GOLD FLAry
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Specific FOR TETTER.-O "SPE-
'.EH |3l speedily and positively cure the
ct-~.ut rrt'-r aud Ring Worm Read the
"r'trat" from th" popular and we'll
.s'..r Inspector Of Tobacco at Public
RIrHNo>p, Va, April l., lSc6
&.-g~ N~sI. y E,krr GentIcmrn,-I take
,". " ,a,.s ny testimony 4" your "spe-
f.. 1865 Worm atd letter, had been al
.l'.t ID. lt,-' seven yrats with avery mgSra-
'.. @.j #ssa- -#E.Is lalt"r On both OF my hands
s." .-* ~ rl. jpn vain, many remedies. one Wal
" ' '>uuD"r' has entirely and en~ctuaiiy
.". .1 my h"nds ar now a. sinn"th ana
.... q. a.t "1.r-. Il. J. VAUGHAN,
TAI" Inspector at Public Warehouse.
!1'"r Lly ,"hts a vial. Prepared oniy by
MEADE BAKER,
Practical Pharmaceutists,
". corner Ninth and Franklin streets
CLEANSE THE BLOOD.-With cor
ftH'. 0s.oTd"rrd, or vitiated Blood y"u are
- or m some attivs tive disease sSs or il may ' merely
N"a .,jt"ss. depressed, aud good for nothing;
1.. E"n ctum., have good health while your blood
HopI~. SlEE> SAESAPARlLLA purges out
.. ." .WfUrlLes and stimulates the organs nf ilie
NSnIpas action, restoring the health and ex-
comriaints which are caused hy impurity of the
ed, sncn a. ner"fuia or Kings Evil, Tunors,
.N,is, Sores, ErGpu"ns, Pimplos Blotches, Boils,
AutAonys fr" Rose ur Erysipcias. Te,,er or
,-' l.heuil, scad Head, Ring Worm, Cancer or
'a@rr!nus Iuhur>, Sot" Eyes, Female Diseases,
~. - Retention, lrreGularity, Suppression,
"4..e-. Sterlll'y, ti., @is% Syrhihs, or Nenerial
....@sser, Liver Complaints, and Heart Diseases.
An AYERS SARSAPARlLLA, and s,e for your-
seat the turprisug activity with which II ci.aun.s
n.. rIyoi aud cures these Disorder
Daring late years the public have been mis.d
W ..rsr bot .cs pretending 10 give quart Of Ex.
#ar II ssrsaparilla for one dollar Most OF these
aa.s teen frauds upon the sick, Tor they not only
'mu'aan httle III any, sarsaparllla, but often no
r.fafsy. properties whatever, Hence, bitter dis
agtmrut has followed the use of the various
t..rarf. II Sarsaparllla which Hood the market,
uat& Iue name itself has become ss nonymous
wa. Imposition and cheat. Still We call this com
}1naa "sarSaparilia, and intend to supply such
lt.sdy a. shall rescue the name from the load of
oa4ytuy hich rests upon IT, We think Wa nave
taati iur believing !, has virtues which are IRE
'sitbic by the ordinary run Of the diseases " ~
.a't .led 10 cure. We can only assure the SICK
tAa} ws offer them the beet Alternative which we
Know how to prod uce, aud we nave reason 10 be
L#ye II is by iaf the most efectual puriher Of the
t.usl YET disrOfer.d ny any body.
AIRR's CHERRY PECTORAL Ii so universally
Known 10 snrpass every other remedy for the cure
= Coughs. CoIds, Influenza. Hoarseness, Group,
bronchitis, Ineipient Cons mption, and for the
f.l"f of Constructive Patients In advanced stages
4" the disease that IL s uselsss here To recount the
evidence Of its virtues. The world knows them.
Prepared by j. q. AVER Co,
Lowell, Massachusetts,
AID sold by PURCELL, LADD \ Co., Druggists,
h!eameGd. Va. mh $e-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-28

INTERESTING SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING
Yesterday afternoon the anniversary meet
ING of the Presbyterian Sunday School
Union was held at the Rev. DIR. Moore. :
First Presbyterian Church. 1t was well
attended by great many besides the Sun
dav-school children. The Rev. Philip b.
Price called the meeting to order, and
offered an eloquent opening prayer, whlcl
was followed by the hymn, " Happy Greet
ING to AL" The second chapter OF Pro-
verbs was then read, Mr.. Price again offered
PRAYER. and the iloSanna " was sung
most cxcellcntly by the children.
The reports Of the number OF scholars
and average attendance were read as fol-
lows:
Na,nJcr Of scho'arS Juae l, lSGj.-In the
school of the FIRST Church, 50; Second,
80: United, 27l Third, j3. Officers and
teachers: First Church, II; Second, 10;
United, Is; Third, 10.
Nulnj,r af >choin'S May ], lSGG.-FirSt
Church, 100: Second, l65; United, l6I
Third, Il. Officers and teachers III the
same number aS in lSG5.
IrtyaJe dieHl1ucc lime !, lSG5.-First
Church, -: Second, 90; United, 50; Third,
-.
.Ir,0je at,0dupcr J,me |, lSG6.-FirSt
Church, l2S; Second, $50; United, 100; ;
Third -.
The average attendance OF all the schools
is on the increase. and the officers ana
teachers are gratilied thus far with the
results of their laborS.
After the reading Of the reports, the
Rev. Mr.. Paynter addressed the meeting,
illustrating his remarks with appropriate
anecdotes, and attracting great attention
from the little folks. Then followed the
HYMN - Beautiful River" after which the
Rev. Mr.. MoSclcy delivered very neat
and interesting discourse. The meeting
was closed by the singing Of the hymn
" Say Brothers, Will You Meet Ne I" and
bcncdiction 10y the Rev. DR.. Baird. The
singing throughout the whole was admlra-
blc, and reflected great credit upon the
singers and Mr.. J. p. Swords, the dircc-
tor.
! DR.. Baird intended to have delivered an
address, but unfortunately was too lndiS.
posed to attempt it. In July the schools
will hold their quarterly meeting.
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