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The national Republican., 1869-06-17

The NEW MASONIC TKMPLB.-Ths Masonic
Temple, at the corner OF Ninth and + streets,
ia rapidly approaching completion and 1t 10
december. This Masonic Order in this jurisdic.
lion are already making arrangements for the
6edicatory services, and II 10 expected that the
ever witnessed In this city. A large number
OF Waiting Masonic Organlzations from other
cities have accepted Invitations to participate.
ment OF knights Templar, OF Boston, Mass, ;,
who assigned as reason for not being pres.
eni As COmmandery Ia Philadelphia on
dedication OF the Masonic Hall in Washing.
ton,
The national Republican., 1869-06-17
TIE WHITE WIRE CLOTHES LINR

WILL LAST A LIFETIME, NEED NEVER TAKE
1T DOWN.
Weather does not effect IT, saves trouble and an l.
nn9ysnca; does pot dseolor. wear or lnjuTs clothes
Clothes do not freeze to IT, Sold by
r. J. POTTER, Agent,
4a6 l. street, between Ninth and Tenth.
Agu4rantee that the Wire Is ali that Il claimed
yOT u given To eAsh purchaser. ial-lms
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y WAsHIEgToS, D. O., juno 10, 1850.
ION the petition Of D. ELLIor, Of Leicester,
granted him on the /! day Of September ls6, for
ap Improvement In Machinery for Folding and
Measuring Cloth!
tits ordered that said petitIOI be heard al this
ONCE the 2ad day Of August next, Any person
tOna and other papers should be Alsd In this ofoe
twenty days before the day Of hearing,
IelS.Tast Commissioasr oi Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

DHATH OF SAMUEL CRoPLRY-MEETIro or
GloRaRTows COUNCILS. - Last night the
aeorgetown Councils convened In special
session, relative to the death OF Samuel Crop
and late member Of the Board Of Aldermen,
and to adopt resolutions and make arrange.
ments to attend the funeral at three O'Clock
this afternoon.
In the Common Council, on motion, VIM
OlabAugh took the chair, who laid before the
nouncing the death OF Mr.. Cropley.
Mr.. Jones then offered the following pTeam.
BILE and resolutions, which were adopted;
Whereas II has pleased an Allwise Provi-
dence to remove from among us our esteemed
and valued fellow-eitizen Samuel CTopley,
who had often flled seat In these rooms
with both honor and usefulness, and in yarl-
Gus positions mAnifested himself as most
worthy and estimabie citizen; therefore,
Resolved BY the Board Of Aldermen and board
Of Common Council Of the Corporation Of George
foten, That we feel with deep sensibility the
loss his family and this community have sus-
tanned In the death ofour esteemed friend who
enjoyed In an eminent degree the confidence
Of the community and the respect and regard
Of all with whom he came In contact In the AZ.
fairs OF life.
RsIoiped, further, That these Boards attend
tho funeral OF the deceased In body and as.
sist In paying the last offices uPoneaFth to our
Resolved, further, That a copy OF these 1850
lutions be transmitted to the family OF the
deceased as the expression Of our sincere sym.
pathy with them In their present afflctioH, l.,
and that the same be entered on the minutes
OF the two Boards.
The Board OF Aldermen adopted similar reso.
lutions, and requesting that the members Ct
the two Boards assemble a. . O'Clock this A[.
ternoon, at the Office OF the Mayor, aud Attt nd
the funeral In body.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17
sTATEs PATENT OPPICK,

LIMITED STATES PATENT oFFiGk ., ,so
phiA, Pennsylyanla, praying for the extension
Of patent granted to him the 2sth day o. AuEQg,
Ills ordered that said petition bS heard At tbIs
sou may oppose this sxtonslpn, QhJoelioRN tfHp-
sitious, aud other papers, should be hlYd II ms
office twenty days before tho day Of heA[iRHn
SAMUEL b. fIgifER,
my9.Bsw oommiiSionsr of Pslsnls,
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

FLOUR AND FEED.
The chapest in the city, at CARROLL's, cOI ner
ofTwenty-seeoad street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Good Family flour so per barrel.
CornmsAl &0poO cents per bushel
Middlinss 6CD6O cents psr bushel.
shipstud 400pB cents per bushel.
serseninEs 6O0R10 cents per buAhol.
Brownstuf sos cents per bushel.
Bran 80D8 cents per bushel
Hay u Is per hundred weight,
Potatoes 7s(D9 cents per bushel.
Oats t6DI0 cents per bushel.
Liberal discount to dealers. mys.lm
H0RATIO BROWNING. ALPIIEUS MIDDLETON.
BROWNING a MIDDLETON,
Wholesale and Retail Groeers aud
rBAs, WINES. Whisky. CIGARS,
TOBACCO, 80,
All the Old Stand Of
GBo. THos. PARKER 4 Co,
SS PsnnsylvAnia zvenus, opposite Metropolitan
WAshinx xton. d, O, feS-eotf
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

STOLEN Tools RECovERED-The fact OF a
number of earpentef's tools having bsen
SsnniG IrI ba, 'bS bSeS rsTpptsd 10 Sprsi ~ M W.
have now to chronicle the fact that to the OK.
ertiOns Of Detectives CoomeB and NJ iller, they
now 10 jail awaiting trial on another charge
OF theft, and as soon as that Is disposed OF they
will be tried for the robbery.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17
Noss.Agsto Hauting aud Trout.Fish.
ing In the West.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati CONNER
eidl writes from Sherman, Black Hills, Wyo-
ming territory;
"Pretty nearly every visitor to these hills
and the plains Is an anxious and excited
seeker after moss agates'-a name applied
to species Of silicious formation that has
been wonderfully and beautifully figured and
fowered through the united agencies Of iron
solutions penetrating IL, and then, becoming
exposed TO the action Of the air, going through
sun and wind-drying process after the
waters Of some river bed or lake had evapor-
atcd. Some Of these moss agates are taste
fully inlaid with exact limitations Of pine
trees, vines, cedar forests, hedges, trains Of
cars, stars, figures, and almost every imagin-
able drawing. The agates along the line Of
tho Union Pacific are OF four different colors,
partaking Of the names of the places where
found, as follows, Tho Cheyenne brown
agate, Granger Water agate, Church Butts
light blue agate, and Sweet Water cream
agate. The two latter arc the most valuable,
and most delicately formed.
"The most extensive agate beds arc 10 be
found In the vlcinities OF Church Butts and
Granger, distant about eight hundred and
| eighty miles west OF Omaha. These beds arc
about flfty yards wide and nearly one hun.
dred yards long, being isolated from each
other at a distance Of from one to two miles.
As you approach them you observe large
patch Of smooth, black, round cobblc stones,
and between these lie, almost concealed, the
different sized aud shaped moss agatos, and,
occasionally sparkling among them, q bright
topaz and bright and yellow streaked corne.
Ian. The intrinsic value Of the agate con
sists in It's display Of moss, the vine and cedar
forest being the most priced for jewelry sets.
In one hours time have gathered half
gallon, some Of which arc extremely pretty,
and know Of no pleasure, either In hunting
buffalo or catching trout, half SO exciting and
SO full Of glory as tho finding Of choice agate.
have seen old men search In silence for a
few minutes for 'real sinner" and when
they came upon II pick II up suddenly, take
of their hats, swing them In the air, jump
up and shout aloud, like school-boys that had
just been let out for a two-weeks' vacation.
The very novelty Of finding precious stones
among black rocks, far out on the plains,
many miles from home or habitation, Is a
delight so pleasing and intoxicating that 1t
takes mighty nerve to resist the pressure
OF ones making most stupendous fool Of
himself. Good agates are worth, as jewels,
from three to hve dollars apieces. AS novel.
ties they are invaluable.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHISdToS, d, c., May 10, 1850
On the petition Of JOsRPH ALEXANDER Adams, Of
patent granted TO him on the 4th day OF septem.
bsr 1855, for an Improvement In Machine for Elec-
tIotyplnBi -.,rEs
psrsoh NAV opposs his extsasIoh. 6blectIona
dsposiions, qRd other papers SHOULD be nled 10
SAMUEL s. USHER,
m26-Tusw Commissioner 81 Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17
INITRD sTATEs PATENT ORRIOE.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAeHIEaToEl d. O., May y. 1889,
On she petition q HESRS y WhTsSs,aS' p gISoh;
granted to him on the 2sh day of August, 1855, for
an impIoyemsntin Keeping And Moving Aaehinssi
oihee on the 9th day Of August next. Any person
nay SPpOsS this SslsnSISn % t05lsStiEn; % dsPSs %
twenty days before the day oL hearing,
SAMUEL B. FISHER,
mY2D.SSW OommiselonsF of Patents
The national Republican., 1869-06-17
IINITED sTATEs PATENT OFRIcR.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WAsHlEdros, y. c., June II, lsdp,
On the petition OF OuAs g. W0ODCOCK, OF Paris,
Illinois, praying for the extension Of n patent
granted to him on the llth day Of September, 1873,
rgeating Saws.
i IL ordered that said petition be heard AZ this
Office on tho 2hl day NJ August next Any per.
soh may oppose tnis eKtans on, Objections, de.
positions, aud other pHpeTa, should bo hed 10 this
ONCE twenty DAYS before the day Of hearing,
SAMUEL y, FISHER,
iele.WSw Commissionor VI Patents,
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

DR. HARBorRi ehesrtully add my issli aiony 10
the efficacy Of your invaluable Lotion. have bad
occasion to use It In my family for the relief OF
Neuralgia and Nervous Headache, and have found
1t to effect an almost instantaneous cure. regard
It as being the best preparation for the above af-
hietlonH that hAya eyor tried
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

GRAND LODGR or uooD TENPLARs.-Tht
GRAND Lodge OF 0ood TemplArs OF this Dis
trict convened for their semi-annuAl session
last night u. W. T., VIM. q. Finney, presid.
ingi J. W, HefshA, GRAND Secretary b, 4.
Hawkes., Grand Marshal.
There were Hfty.seyen delegates present,
among whom were members Of the Grand
Lodges oi Maryland, Virginia, New York and
Afer tiansAeting business of great import.
Anee to the Order Ia this DiatriSi IN, ursnd
Lodge sdjouraed ior three dayu,
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

HERE 70 oRg PARTICULAR, at least, in which
aresembiAee between Philadelphia and Wash
ington Will be readily recognized. This para
graph, ,whleh Is from the Philddeiphia AHertedh,
brings up at once familiar picture;
"Some OF the men engaged in having the
streets look the incarnation OF ilCFtIn, Some
OF them possess scarcely sufficient Vitality 10
carry BOX Of matches on their back, unieas
the road was all down hilL' To lift an aver
age size rAmmer requires the united GXertions
10 some eases Of three men. That they don't
smash of their toes more frequently than
they do 10 something excitatory OF our special
wonder"
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

CONFIRMATION AT GRACE UHURCH.-GfAco
church. lP. E.,) corner of Ninth and D,stfeets,
south Washington, was crowded to its utmost /
capacity last evening, to witness the adminis-
tering OF the rite OF confirmation to forty
ladies' and gentlemen belonging to that parish
The sanctuary was beautifully decorated, and
the chAneel railing adorned With garlaudI or
flowers.
After the singing of a trio "IIeAr our Prayei. ~
Rev. Mr.. Worthington conducted tho opening
exercises, followed by the reading Of the Les.
son by Rev. Mr.. Jackson, rector Of st PauFs
church. The prayers were read by Rev MIR
Russell, and the sermon preached by Rev j
V. Lewis, pastor Of st. Johns church, from
the text, "Son give me thy heaftn-a discourse
appropriate to the occasion and rcplete with
ChristiAn instruction.
At the conclusion OF the sermon, the candi.
dates for confirmation assembled In front OF
the sanctuary.
Bishop whittingham admon isheL those who
were to be confirmed OF the duties OF the chill
drsn OF the church, after which the rite OF
confirmation was administered.
The choir then sung hymn, the bishop pro
nouneed the benedictionLand the services con.
oluded with the doxoloEy
besides the clergy participating In the SER
yioes, there were also present Rev. Mr.. Harris,
city missionary; Rev Mr.. Steele, pastOT OF
Memorial chapel, Capitol HILL and Rev.
Alfred Holmead, pastor OF Grace church.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17
Agents wanted Eyerywhere.

NJ CADARr's Pure Vegetable COl0riH0, "
pOuud, sufficient TO give a rich golden yellow to
400 pounds Of White Butteri 30 cents per sample
package, sent TO any address. No farmer should
be Withoutit. As white and stTeaky Butteris worth
from six to ten cents pound less In all mashots
thaa that Of a rich yellow.
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MAYORS CoURT, SATUEpAY-Nayor Cha
hOon prcs,ding.-John Anderson (negrol,
charged with assaulting and beating Henry
Carter, was discharged.
James Wilson alias Lockwood, charged
with stealing and carrying away clothing be-
longing to James Wormlcy, was sent on for
Indictment.
Frank Miller, charged with having in his
possession an overcoat supposed to have
been stolen, was discharged.
Albert Woods {negro), charged with steal
ing carpct-bag with contents, valued at
thirty dollars, from james Fry, was sent on
to answer indictment.
The continued case of CoIbin Kitchen
and his wife, NJ. a. Kitchen, charged with
violently resisting the dog-cathcrs and the
police officers in discharge OF their duty,
was called, and the parties were sent on to
answer Indictment.
Nimrod Dickinson, charged with stealing
Early. was called, and the case continued
until Tuesday.
Eliza Madison, charged with violently as
saulting and beating her husband, James
Madison, was discharged. ....-
HeZekiah Anderson (ncgro), charged with
assautingand threatening the life of Richard
Price, was discharged with warning.
William Davis (negro), charged with
beating little child of ii. NJ. Gastcn, Was
put to securing the statiou-houSc.
Chelsea johnson (ncgro), charged witt
J stealing old iron from the Danville Railroad
Company, was sent on. .r"a' r.
Charles johnson (ncgro(, charged will
| fcloniouSly entering the house of Nr. Law
renee Lotticr with intent to commit larceny
was called, and his case continued.
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SrRAwBERKIBs-IIow TO preserve THEa.
In response to q lady friend who wishes a
receipt for preserving this delightful berry,
another lady friend, who is famous for her
success in this line, furnishes us the follow
ing, which we publish for the benefit of all
who intend putting them up for future use.
We will add that we have frequently eaten
Of berries thus prepared, and can speak cx-
perimentally as to them ,t.i'
"Pick out the largest and best berries,
stem or cap them, and to each pound OF
Strawberries put a pound of loaf sugar and
Il half-glass of white wine; let them stand
four or five hours; take of the syrup so as
not to mash the fruit, and clarity it; then
put in the Strawberries, and TO each pound
put as much fire alum az will lay on the
blade of Il pen-knife-too much alr,m will
spoil them; let them boil fifteen TO twenty
minutes and shake themround in the kettle,
but do not stir them with Il spoon, as that
will mash them; after you take out the
fruit let the .syrup boil up, aud then put
them up in jars air tight. Before putting
the top on the jar, put a piece of white pa
per over the berries, and pour ! spoonful
of brandy on it. Whenever practicable tht
berries should be gathered in midday"
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nAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.-Thts article is the
true secret Of beauty. IL is what fashonanlc ahica
actresses aud opera-singers, use to prodtee that
cultivated distingue appearance so much adnirc"
Ia the circles of fashion. .....r So!
1t removes all unsightly blotchcs, rcdncss,
rrccklcs tan, srnburn, and effects of spring wlndR
and gives to the complexion u blooming purity OF
transparent dcllcacy and power. No lady VINO
values i fine complexion can do without the Mag
nola Balm. Scycnty-fyc cents Will buy IL or any
of our respectable dealers.
Lyons Katllalron Is q very delightful hair dress
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MI THE OLD SOUTHERN
DRY GOODS STORE.
ESTABLISHED isls.

LEVY BROTHERS OLD SOUTHERN DRY
GOODS STORE is The oldest established housc
In thts CITY. The business OF this old establishes,
house under It's present mauagcmcn has increased
,o such magnitude 10 ncccssitatc the occu-
rancy Of lc largest business house In the city and
i1u employment OF n large number of salcsmcn
T,ycnt,-Gvc salcsmcn are now cmpioycd: so cus
TONERS have Io wait but a short time before bc,n,
waited uron. The assortment OF goods USUALLY
Lrpt on hand Is such 10 render IL unnecessary
fer customers tn leave tlcir store without being
sui,c~l They offer /" the public at low price,
= larrc variety Of DRESS GoODS-such rs
GEfNApINES
uERNANItS
RNEEGES
TISSUES,
,ENS>INIA STEIrES,
rLAlN. STRIPED, and FIGURED ALL
rACAS;
BLACK SILKS.
LAWNS
CAMRRICS.
JACONETS
rIQUES
MozAMRlQUES,
LENOS,
SEASIDE LUSTRES and STRIPES.
JAPANESE CLOTHS,
aud all other styles Of dress goods
DOMESTIC GISGHAMS at Ic3c.;
CkLICOES at 81, 10, l2k, and l5c;
DELAlNES at Is and 2oc.;
LINEN CRASH at loc. per yard;
WHITE FLANNEL, warranted all-wool ut CSC
worth Soc at SOC. worth icc;
HEAVY LINEN DRILL and DUCK at CSC per
ward;
KENTUCKY JEANS mt % and 2sc.;
\IL-WOOL CASSIMERES ut 75c per yard
worth a.;
4 large stock OF GOODS FOR MEMS AND
BOYS WEAR at very low prices;
handsome CALICO ROBES at $3.50 and 81 50
worth $3.50:
uINITY BANDS at l"c. worth 25c.;
CNNERIC BANDS ut IS, So SC, and 81, sl.e5
*I5O and s2, worth double the money;
INFANTS FRoCK WAISTS ut Soc, 7Sc., and 81
worth &c. sl.25 and 81;
INFANTS DRESSES at $3.50 worth 81
BAEEGE, for wells nj iec. per yard worth SOC. {;
nj SOC. worth 75c.
NhkStlIsLfS IklMhiNbS aL &c. apiece some
Of which are worth 75c.;
CROCHET EDGE at l5c. apiece of twelve yards
worth 5c. per yard.
Wccall special attention 10 our stock of lIUCk-
ABACK TOWELS At $l.5o, 50, S2.c5, 81. so,
9?.75, 81, and - per dozen, which arc very
cheap;
\ rli assortment Of RIBBONS, in Ill widths and
rol"rs;
SPurL COTrnN equal Ia Coats'S at soc. per
h.zru. Ia white, c"lorcd AMI black;
SILK. GLASS. and AGATE BUTTONS, In great
variety, at 50 per cent. below regular prices;
GINirS and PRINCES, In all colors, at low
prices:
Handsome sets of JET and FANCY JEWELRY
at CSC. sold elsewhere at 81;
/ ru assortment Of lIANDKERCIIIFS, COL-
LARS and CUFFS, GLOVES, STOCKINGS
SOCKS, UNDER GARMENTS, and = stock Of
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS, not TO be sur
passed In this city.
We have only space 10 cnumcratc a portion Of
our stock but can safely say that a better assort-
mynt Of DRY GOODS cannot he found than that
which l. kept ut LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Stor, closed on SATURDAYS my25
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r~y-I. ID. BRIGGS'S OLD-ESTAB-
IlsUED BAKERY Established In ls5ih and do
IN. more business than any other bakery III 'he
city. keeps constantly on hand, and baking fresh
every LAY, all kinds OF BREAD, CAKES, anu
CRACKERS.
Wholesale list OF Crackers and Cakes thy thc
SODA CRACKERS, Sc. u b.;
BUTTER, Sc. a.. ~.
OYSTER, Sc. u H..
WATER, &c. u d.;
CREAM l2c. a d.;
ARROWROOT, 12c. 7R d.;
SUGAR, l2c. Tl n.
LEMON, lic. u ID. =
SPICENUT, Hc. 1R tb;
MOLASSES CAKES, Soc. u 100;
SUGAR CAKES Soc. u 100;
made of tho hest material and workmanship, ana
viii bc sold as cheap rs they can be found In the
city Give me Il call. my N-'h
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M SECOND GRAND OPENING OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
At
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
rs BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS.

We have Just received one of the LARGEST an'
BEST ASSIGNMENTS OF STRING AND SUM
MER DRY GOODS ever offered In this city, ant
at prices to suit one and all.
CALICO at IL and l.!c.;
LFNOS At 25c. per yard, really worth Soc
STRIPED GRENADINE at SHE.
STRIPED CIIALLiE, 25c.
SATIN STRIPED MOZAMBIQUE ut 4Oc., really
a great bargain;
SATIN-STRIPED CHINA POPL1N at Soc;
JAPANESE pOPLIN-plain plaid and striped
BLACK GRENADINE BAEEGES,
TAMARTaNES, &C.;
FIGURED GRENADINES;
LLAMA LACE POINTS at all prices;
SILK SACQUES;
SUMMER SHAWLS-a large variety;
WHITE GOODS Of every description;
= GRENADINES, BAREGES, and FRENCH
ORGA NDIES for Shaws:
EMBROIDERED and \ c + HANDhEK-
CHIEFS. from 20 To T5C.;
LINEN BOSOMS, full size, Csc;
lIISU LINEN, PILLOW-CASE and SHEET
ING LINEN.
JULIUS SYCLE, 415 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth,
ap % next door To kcininghain's bookstore.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 20, isea.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Eliza Hancux, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chan,lisc and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum.
Steamer State of Maryland, Trayers, baltimore,
mcrrhandisc and passengers, Harvcys Williams.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chaudisc and passengers, w. q. Durham 4 %.
Schooner William Frayser, Applcgarth, Balti-
more merchandise, captain.
Schooner Christie, -, Woodbridge, n. D.,
merchandise, captain.
Brig John Givan, Mayo, Halifax, N. s: (bcfore
reported below, merchandise, Il. Il. Williams "
Co.
SAILED, 20 .r.
Steamer State Of MARYLAND Traycrs, baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, IIarvcys williams.
MEMORANDA. "..
Schooner Watchful, Carr, cleared from Nc"
York for Richmond on the 27th
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JUDGE BURNHAM's CouRT.-The following
cases will be. tried in this court to-day !:
Commonwealth ps. Ellie Smith and Nellie
johnson, Commonwealth Us. Richard Grit
fin, Commonwealth Us. Thomas Smith, Com
monwealth us. VIM. Ii. Gentry and Frances
Curtis.
Witnesses and jurors will be in attend
ance promptly ut II O'Clock.
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A APopuLAR IDEA.-The Directory OF the
Young Mems Christian Association resolved
Friday evening to hold fair for the benc-
fit of that institution, to commence about
the both of June. The arrangementStort the
affair are on an unusually grand scale, ana
it will be made attractive by the ,noVeitlcs
introduced and the Improvement upon the
old-timc mode of holding fairs. IN the
scheme is included promenade concerts, ho+
can Ie gotten together. Each denomination
in thc CITY will have two tables, providc,su
and managed by themselves, ana thcre VIII
hc a table each furnished by the ladiES on
Manchester and Petersburg. The haii III
,,hicb Il is TO be held is to be one OF the
I,raest in the city, and furnished with soou
m,ssic for promenading. The committee, aS
we learn, aware, as all sensible men aiG, u
thc utter helpIcssncss Of their sex In tncSe
matters, have placed the pf9ceat d;es u, Ge of the
city. who will lend their influence :, ahu
knowledge to its complete success. IL Is
nropcr TO state that the object is the muua1 :
blc one of bringing the Association out VI
The following is the committee OF SQllcl-
tors ,npointcd to assist the Ways ana means
committee in the matter: First Baptist
Josiah Ryland; Second Baptist, u. -.
Starke Third Baptist, w. L. kasiahu )
Leigh-Strect Baptist, jackson Turpln Cen.
tcnary Methodist, Asa Snyder; Broad.strcGt
Methodist. DR.. w. w. Parker TRINITY, -
1as'rcr1s ~ Fcr@usson Union Station, Rev: B.. Nv.
Tias i !; Grace EpiseopalgA a. Bsrgzzmin, Jr. !;
St 8 Marks, William Ellis >Jones: st: James, ,
o. q II I Dimmock; st. ,PauPs. j. NJ: Stevens !;
NJ Monumental, NJ T.. w. MeV Veigh; st; Johns. \, .
Thomas Potts Disciples W1iiism s,a,aht ~ ifl se,
First Presbyterian, j; D; k; sielshtaib ab;r SeI rd
cond Presbyterian, John W. hlsGh s;aa;d In pras.
Presbyterian ~ F. Handy l.Syoi;s Oal'1a neIany hlv
byterian, L. 3. Smith ;Calhole, nar,i o. pT14l n
p. E., Witt Manchester oehei" - :
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-31

FRESH hHRlvAL OF PARTISAN mILLINERf.-
Tho ladies would do well to call at Mrs. B. l.. Ca
HENS, at 4oa Broad between Fourth and Fhsn
streets, and examine her new stock OF Sufomer
Millinery Goods, which embrace many rare ana
beautiful STYLES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-31

LOOK TO Your ISrEHEsT.-a. A. ALLES, lale
Main street, Is now getting in his summer stock OF
HATS, embracing all the pretty stylus and novel
ties OF the season, Mt very low prices.