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Laurel Camp, M. Z. Church South.

Especial Correspondence Of The Star
CAMP GROUND, LAUREL, ND, Thursday,
interesting. Rev. S. O. Miles preached an
excellent sermon, based ON ST. Matthew 18TH
chapter, AID and AID verses. After a brief ex.
hortaton by Rev: w. H. Harper, of Bladens-
burg Circuit, quite q number obey ed the in vi.
taion and presented themselves as seekers of
salvation. The closing services will be held
NJ 3 O'Clock Tomorrow morning. THIS IN orning
mere re- was public prayer meeting At the stan
Bali preached fine sermon. based on ST.
john, 9th chapter, 40th verse. The conerega.
ton was much larger to-day than on any day
since Sunday. At o'clock the children OF
Laurel and other Sabbath schools were assem-.
bled in the altar, and short addresses were
delivered by Reys. ID. Martin. ]. w. Boteler,
sna Robert smith, pastor, interspersed with
singing by the children. Quite a pleasant
meeting was held at3h o'clock, when Rev. Dr.
Martin preached from Acts, ID chapter 10Th
verse, an earnest, forcible sermon, reminding
preached by Methodist ministers of the past
generation, under which extraordinary sue.
cess followed. As l close, the camp resounds
with the songs and shouts of GODS people
ana win the cries OF penitents for mercy.
THE LAST DAY.
LAURRL CAMP, August 13-I.ast night Rev
w. ID. d. Harper preached a fprcibls and i'm
pressive sermon Ease d on Rev. chap II verse
10 "A very large and serious congregation, and
quite number, in response to the in vitation,
presented themselves for the prayers OF the
NC ihccuues lu It's CudrdcCer,
was continued throughout the night. This
morning al O'Clock, the usual closing exer-
eises were helc at the stand, and the people
departed to their homes, il Is to be hoped much
Improved by the religious privileges of toe
week. Thus has closed one of the most pleasant
meetings OF the character ever held in this sec.
tlon OF the country, and although the apparent
results in the conversion OF sinners to Cbrist
was not as full as earnestly desired by preach.
ers and people, yet they confidently anticipate
tnat much permanent good has been accom-
plished. %
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DRePOsALs FOR STATIONERY


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 81, 1859
sealed Psopo, ais for furnishing the folo~ing
arr Stationery for the year ending yuoe 81
soth day of August, 1863. at 2 O'clock un'ii 'ne
ooo r resms white laid Flat Letter, II lbs to the
leo fssms white-card Blottins Board, 100 lbs. 20
loo ,s.ms brown Manila Paper, suxss, IS lbs to
resms brown Manila Paper. 24,ss, Sc lbs. to ,b.
Is resms brown Manila Paper, ssxso, 30 lbs to the
dozen quarts Boss Copying Ink
90 doz. quarts MAYNARD . NoJes' Writing Ink
10y - e1i gre s.;, steel Pens
.sozen Gold Pens, e.knoidsr. silver i tbs. No.
sSezen Geld Pens desk holders, silver tips No
5dozen four bladed Knives, stag or buck handle,
5dozen willow Table Baskets, samples reopirsa
~ oc cSTsn suits peTcha Rulers, 10 inch
q sIoss i Iii. ii a Brad q or or Ribbon
s So psnns. T fsiss
% Eyeet Machines
go gross Rubber Bands or Rings, No. 81
SO sres. RupSsr Bands Bands or or R inss. No Nc
lfoO sreet gross Rubber Bands or Rings, Nos. s, II
IL sheets Whstmans Emperor Drawing Paper
Tf:tna sesa 1 seue.
Tc sheets Oiled Paper cap size
Blank forms or bidding viii be furnished upon
The hid. will be considered and accepted or re-
Contracts must be executed BY the successful
bloaers within ten days after being called upon
The articles contracted for must be furnished
from time to time during the year in quantities
pursuant to orders from the de partnsnt The en-
tire Quantities WILL however, be called for during
Each proposal must be signed By the individual
or nrm mskfng it and be accom- panied by a bond
with sufficient sureties, in the Of ten tho
dollars, $1,000 approved BY q United states
octr Of the district in which the suretiel reside
Or do business, on form 70 be fur. ished by the
contract for furnishing such portions OF the
articles as may be awarded under it, aad the per-
formsnce of the same.
All deliveries viii be subject to inspection BY An
expert detailed for the purpose By the Secretary
OF the Treasury, and the delivery OF an inferior
artiel will be deemed sufficient cause to annul the
contract
Deliveries must he free of charge at the Treas
MY Depel tment, Washington.
the contract will opei ate Is the forfeiture Of the
en- tire penalty Of the bond the rotary OF the
Treasury may direct the purchase, in open market,
OF sHcn quantities Of articles shall be neces
sary to supply the deficiency caused BY such fail.
ure and charge TO the contractors ff.y per ceutum
Of the price which 1t shall be found necessary TO
pay for sue b articles.
Proposals unsrcompanied by . satisfactory bond
will not be considered. aud contracts will be-
dealers In. the articles.
Bidders viii be required TO conform their bids 70
the specifications furnished, and failure to do 40
GEORGE s. BOUTWELL,,
US0-eolm Secretary Of e. Q Treasury.
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UoMpIrMINrARY SrRYvAp'-in amor

.,o~,e,,,~ E.-The Arion
oOer,a-,a Tnhae ~ .;s. 1880, led by a
number OF their friends, rendered serenhue
last evening 10 Mr. Charles Kioman, (who has
Just returned from Europe,) AT his residence on
nj street, betW cen 9th and 10Th. After singing
several fine selections in the style tor which the
Arion 10 noted, Mr.. kloman appeared, and
after returning thanks for the compliment,
escorted the party TO Pfeifer's saloon, ON 7th
street, near N, where they RECALLED themselves
m their favorite lager, and made the air of the
Northern Liberties resound with characteristic
music MI r. Springsguth Is the president Of
the club, and Mr.. Charles w. Bergman Is the
musical director. The Arions will be remem.
bered by our citizens, who visited the recent
SRn gerfest in Baltimore, their music hayirg
been an attractive feature OF that festival.
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i r. L SIN!
HE GREAT VEGETABLE
Blood Purifier.
Z n Z - NJ,
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
or TIE
IRi8 VER0ICOlOR
OR RLUE FLAG.

The most powerful, safe and reliable remedial
agent discovered for the healing OF man. The
rful properties of the Iris verscolor hither
to unknown or rndeysloped. bes been brought
stand priIc pal among the blessings Of medicine.
As AN Alternative,
IL acts directly upon the blood, CLEANSE and pur.
planted here, and eradicating and neutralizing
Nave been taken inio the system: For this reason
It is infsllable as a remedy for scRoFuLA, ERUP.
s Paa viii most and
obstinate cases Of
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT.
On avs sGd for
FECTIoNs. and in
DISEASES or WOMEN
It has no equal Its action upon the Liter and
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DIURErIC REMEDIES
.R HI WITH ether
TONIC QUALITIES
but SerSanentiy invisor stins the digestive Or.
sans, and rendering 1t most valuable curative
DYsPEPSIA ANDeENERAL DEBILITY.
BY taking IRISH, the bls od::which Dermeasss
Oh poIiaed. rendering the whole system per
RKMKMBHR..This medicine 10 NO offshoot ct
quackery, but the regular formula Of distin-
city and 90 hiSh does Il stand 10 the fsyer and o.
TEEN Of the Intelligent and scientific, that it hes
ID daily being prescribed and recommended By the
most eminent Of the profession throughout the
country. The better Is becomes known the more
hiahly 10 Il praised and the moro extensively 10 Il
used.
I r. s I N
FORMULA OF
DR.. JOHN WILKINS,
jyl4.esam BALTI4OR1, Md.
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CHHAPER THAN THE CHBAPBsr.- White
Shirts, rs cents, 81, 81 IS, and upwards I'm.
dershirts and Drawers, from IS cents upwards.
Good Cotton Socks, pair for IS cents Hand.
kerchiefs, already hemmed, for 25 cents. The
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth. lined
button.h hole, 10 cents q box; and all other goods
AZ equally low prices, at Franc & Goldman's
Marble Hall, No. 458 eth street, opposite Patent
Omce. 7,6l:
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CAMP Cors that don't require Pillows and
Mattresses in the use Of them. Only 81. so each.
For sale at
ADAMsoN's, SOC Ninth street,
next to Penpa ave
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ACCIDHNT.-This morning, about eight
O'Clock, as little white boy, named John
Downey, was crossing Ma sachusetrs avenue
tive horse attached 10 a wagon, knocked
down and body bruised, besides sustaining
fracture OF his LEFT ankle. Shortly afterwards
DIR. Miller was in attendance upon the In iured
youth and rendered all the assistance in his
power,
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EvY COURT. wAsHINGTONCOUNTY, D.O,

II n Il H. ~.
IA ordinance IN relation to hackney coaches. ON.
HfotSts and ONE rehtCieS for fhs ooHreyano. Of
PdSssagsrs rtfhts the tornfy Of Wasaiagron,
SECTION 1. Be Il ordained By the Levy Court of
sef the passage Of III: act shall not be aed
GT II ny a
s.y S!shSSs 1ss s.s q r.
lie o.ff !: al: SsssSs :S
thOriHsd and smSoxcrsd 70 grant licenses Tor run:
other vehicles for the SOrtason 81
ss Oa e.. e
S Ss:Is 81 e; "a 1.nSs ss:f
s.c1I0s; 3: is:h.il noe q 900 Cor any ie.os
OF . .Se.
n:hs s' s, &. 3 S. g: e.: . :s & 81:
oS S,s:. ':s. md s
T.: 81 e: e: j ::ss s:.s %
sserios s..'WAss soss i'm three hackney
Sc sE:ss': cab Or os.5 vehicle: .s:s
;es ss "a "a; 5. q. e.; & s .:s
Ssses.bi: ssd asiss do 4 = srivss shsss re
&: 4 S:: r.:
'sss ss y ..
riasse,, end the lrssesystion Sf orde! end pesee
ssis: ~ SO Ss:s q 's 3:
each epd ever e1saes. end q = recovered =
sss;s e; ss css !: q: ss, e:
tie this or0fne1ce sx snss. dafly, In tve q The
', sa,, '.,. S :. sIoH0ls. rr.:.s..,,
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lNQUEsr. - Yesterday afternoon Samuel
Jones Steward, of the schooner Nellie q. Paine
lying al FowIer's " hart, IN attempting 10 Jump
from the rail OF the vessel 70 the wharf fell in
the water and was drowned. His body was
subsequently recovered and the Coroner Dr.
Potter, held an inquest, verdict being render
ed that he came 10 his death by falling from the
deck of the schooner Nellie q. Pane, while in
y state OF lntoxicaiion. The body was taken in
charge by the officers Of the schooner.
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CoLoRED WoRKINGMEN's ASSOCIATION
An association OF coiored men has recently
Ject the promotion and protection of their mu
tuaI interests, and steps are being taken to call
a general convention 10 enlarge its Influences
ana establish cooperating unions throughout
the city. Weekly meetings are being held for
ne admission OF members, and, il deemed ex.
pedlent. Will be continued for three mon tbs, ON
every Wednesday evening, az John Wesley
Cnurcn, Connecticut avenue, between Land
NJ streets. This Union is not political or
EaniZation, and has. as a body. no afillation
with any political party; therefore all political
political animositiee, are strictly prohibited nv
the bylaws
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ACCIDENT. - Yesterday afternoon Willie
Grimm, colored. Tell from the rear of an les
wagon on w nich he was swinging ana his left
leg was broken. Drs- Latimef and TAYLOR set
the limb and Onicer Columbus assisted hum To
his home on l1th street, near q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-13

MANY LIrrLEs MAKE MuCKLE"-At
the meeting OF the Board of Trustees of the
freedman's Savings and Trust Company.
1t their banking house, Az 7th street,
on Thursday afternoon, II appeared that the
net deposits for the month OF July amounted
10 SS5,12S D. The whole deposits for the month
were SAIL ,672 y, and drafts S356,5i3si The
total of deposits amounted TO the sum of = 2s5-
1911, and assets 81 ,36i373 g. Its assets are IN
cash and U. = bonds This large sum is held
by about fifteen thousand depositors, being on
an average less than 500 TO each
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OUR GENIAL FELLow-CIrIzEN, Halle, Xii.
bourn, Esq, was the recipient, during his late
eclipse visit 70 Raleigh, OF mueh attention. and
was the vicum Of considerable hand shskin.
on the part OF the people along the route. vno
were, many OF them, led 70 believe by Was m
the party that he was President Grant.
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MOVING THE CAsH.-A committee of three,
one from each Of the Register 3, Secretary's and
flrst Comptrollers Of1ces, were yesterday
experimenting the transfer Of the gold and
under the new cash room. IL will REQ uire fully
ten Gays more labor 20 count all the gold and
notes The new cash room will be opened
about the 10th instant
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~C'hicago has got it the worst KIND. They
nave raised $4,000 70 hire q nine TO beataths
Red Stockings next season.
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OFFICIAL VIsIrATIoN.-Grand Chief ]. w
Thompson and the officers and mem bers OF the
Grand Camp Of the Sons and Daughters Of
Liberty, Of this District and the State OF Mary.
land, will pay an of1cial visit 70 the Camps Of
ing the coming week. The Grand Camp Will
leave for Baltimore on Monday next at go
q. N,
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Georgetown Advertisements.
kf THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; eeereetovn
TRUsrEES SAIL OF VALUABLE PRoP.

n. IL. VI
and IN ES.s so
g: s nna fsSG Of q sss H
~ me sixth Bpiloins Associ.tion Of GeorsstO.n,
OF Il. aha. % puS
Day OF August. A. D 1859. at o'clock In the after
and len. a ths part 81 Lot n1pbsrsd one hgndr.d
Genrsetewn, District of Uoiumbts, bounded ss
lot on ss I'm. Il Ss soS
n,ns T, ss,d point twenty feet south thence
and Mnn n sss
and thence east sixty feet to the place OF begin.
Terms OF sale: One half cash: balance in and -
%ent6s secured oy deed OF trust on the property
terms are net complied with ia me ye e.S. u!
teee reserve the night TO resell five days public
notice notice 3. the eos. and Ii:k of seisuiins puf.
chaser. WILLIAM ID. OASSIN a
j,l,eo.s. FRED T y aOT S5SLrsa, r Sus.
1(Y THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Geora etown.
1RT IsT ~ SALE al. g. 4 DEs!RABL. RESI-
T TSwhM opposite THE OLD BANK or
~ BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 18th
E Eovsmber 1851 recorded in Liber =. o
Ms:hinston Oouniy,. and ct The request q eli ii
p pnbie ecpss,psd The WIN cell 81
unIs.. Sooner redss@ed ' Ss f RI 5Hs BAT
tne 2St h day Of August next: at o'clock m,
Ts and .ssid ne
metes and bounds, to wit Bes inDias for the same
a. the end OF q line drawn eastery on the north
side OF Prospect street from the southwest corner
q Q two-story brick dwelling he use standing AT
tne Of the east eide Of Frederick street
AND the north side of Prospect street tso hu ndred
ieet 81 nve inches and at the west side of brick
p1ilsr In Wall where the paid line Terminated
end running thence tasterly sixty feet With the
north line Of Prospect street; then north and At
right ANGLES with said street one hundred and
thirty eight feet and six inches, more or less e.
Ten Itet ice alley; then wet with the south line
o. said alley and parallel With said Prospects street
siNty feet and then In straight line to ssid Pros
pect street, at the place OF beeinnine" ioproved
gsrden.
The debt 70 be paid by this sale IL stated 70 he
% 466, with interest from ovem ber J. 1858
The terms OF sale are: Ore third cash Of which
Slo0 must be paid At the time aud place of eaIe:l
and the residue in twelve and eighteen months
with interest from the day Of sale. for which the
pqicnasers notes will be taken: secured by deed
OF trust the premises sold III the terms of sale
are mot complied With within i've days Fl I'M the
day OF sale, the Trustees the right to re.
sell the property to the highest bidder for sd on
ten days public at the rick and cost of the
purchaser I'm default. An convey ances and stamps
at the cost OF the purchaser.
Y. D CLEMENTS. Trustees.
THOS. BOWLING. Auctiopeer
U2-Th,laWtAua36d4t t0eorsetown Courier I
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TIE ACCIDENT AT THE LONG BRIDGR-
Major Lubey. in charge OF the bridges under
General Michier, desires Us to state that the
accident caused 70 the south draw of the Long
Bridge, on Wednesday morning last, ,cas Occa.
stoned by the vessel striking the bunch of piles
or "fender" Of the railroad draw, and further,
that the draw of the Long Bridge ,cas fully
open on the morning Of the accident. the state ,
ment OF the railroad authorities to the contrary
Notwithstanding, and this cluster Of piles OF
slender" has during the past two or three
years been the cause Of several accidents to tn e
draw none, however, as severe as this one.
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BASE BALL "A match game of base ball
was played yesterday afternoon on the 9th.
street ball ground, between the Pastime ana
the Grafton Base Ball Clubs, OF this city,
which resulted In q victory for the Pastime.
Score 81 TO L.
The Oriental Base Ball Club, Of BROOKLYN,
N. Y, Will arrive here about the middle of
next week, ard will be the guests of the Ma.
tonal, with whom they Will play a match
game. The Haymakers, of Lansingburg, will
VISIT the city about September Isl.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER at FRANKLIN h
COS. opticians, 24i Pennsylvania avenue,
IN the shade, to-day: O'Clock q. m. 80 degrees;
III, eli ii, 50; II m, So; p. M, 80; ,, 90
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PETIT LARCRNY.-Wesley Jones, a colored
boy, was arrested by officer Smoot of the first
precinct. on the charge OF the larceny OF a box
OF segars, and Justice Pearson committed him
TO Jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-13

No. 9, I. o. @. T., last evening, the folio wina
ofhcsrs were installed 70 serve the 'current
quarter by J. W. Harsha, q. W. s., ACTING
deputy @. W. y. T.: ". O. T., @. t. Wild.
8, Charles Calvert. sr.; ". r.. A. T. Shurilen:
w =. D., George W. Clarke; W. Chap, Thos'
L Salkeld; w. NJ. David Crammsr; w. 1. a..
Mis- Mage A. Clark Sentinel, Charles E.
Mr.. A. Z. Wtdsrrand; W. b. n, Miss Geor,
giana Martin. The Lodge u IN nourishIng
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WAsHrHaroN ScH1urzEH vsIIrH.-A meet.
ing OF this association was held last night for
the purpose OF settling up the Affairs OF the late
Scheutzenfese On account Of the absenc of
some Of the members tt VA found tuapossi Q
TO complete the returns. The total amour. of
money received % mr exclusive Of prese ats)
Is el1.26l. The total expenses will proba DIV
reach se ,000 thus placing In the treasury Of The
association over $4,000 as profits.
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DENTISTRY.

DEL T. SoUMBE; Dentist, No. s17 On
T,EhIa extracted without pain. fEsTHl
,nserteo on Gold, Silver, or Rubber &4
ter,e ana niled In the best manner on moderate
nRe. W. AHD II, A. MERRILL DlUrIsr9
No. 2s6 PEHNsYLyANIA AVB
nSH between l2th and 18th streets, fur
OF rlnte desired: Pure Nswoss Oxsds Ga, con.
stsntly on hand for extracting teeth Without pSin
omoe eeuefect1on In every particular. no l0iys
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WORK COMMENCED The laboripp corns
under employ of Mr.. Gunnell, Com mss loner
OF Improvements of the Seventh Ward, TO. DAY
commenced the work OF laying the curb line
o. WAFER streef, on the ''rirer 'front.'" and in a
short while a substantial pavement will be nut
down. The improvement is a very desirable
one, and will prove great con venience to
all who have business in this locality.
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SERIOUS RESULTS OF HAVING LITTLE
tUN.-On Tuesday last. Christian B.tz, driver
OF coal cart, was struck in the head with a
lump of coal thrown in play by Pat'k Powers,
OF the same occupation, near the corner Of Il
and 13x streets, (South WashIngton,) which
Tor a time stunned him, but soon he rallied, an d
although quite weak. yet nothing quite serious
was expected TO result till late yesterday az
ternoon, at which time he was taken worse,
and now lies in a critical condition at his res
As stated by the parties themselves, a practice,
exists among cart drivers OF saluting each
other in passing by pitching lump of coal,
and IN the present case Mr.. Powers unfortu.
nafely threw his lump with such ann as to
strike Mr.. Betz on the back OF the head, and
~ Is supposed, caused conclusion OF the brain
de Is under the care of Or. Fen wick. who is
uncertain as TO the result of the accident. This
morning a warrant was issued for the arrest of
Powers, TO await the issue of the case.
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In AN UNsfANPRD Box.-This morning
officer Guys found the body Of q colored infant
IN a segar box, not stamped, on l7th street, be-
tween L and n. and took u 10 the station house
Of the fourth precinct.
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"HoHa," $50 eth street.

THIS rs TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo b.
Wilson 70. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c as cheap
as any person who ad vertises In the Star. ia
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A LAUNCH To-No1Row.-The steam barge
"Cathcart," contracted for by Washington
parties to be built BY Mr.. p. s. Craig. at his
yard on the "river 'front.'" between 18th and
L3th streets, has bean completed and will be
launched tomorrow between twelve and one
O'Clock. The craft has been built Of the best
hundred and two And n half feet ion - and an .
pileo win double engines of seventy horse
power to be propelled by stern machinery on
CAtncart patent When finished she will have
eost ABOUT nine tnousand I'VE hundred dollars,
and will be used in running coal from Penn.
sylvania to this point
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BOYS IN BLUE.-A meeting OF The officers OF
inns organization was held last night al Union
League Hall: A. Grant, Esq, in the chair, ard
j. w. Mcknight, secretary. Resolutions were
adopted instructing the commanding officer 10
appoint committee of five to consult with
subordinate officers in regard TO providing
quarters FOR their commands, and providing
fSr a quarterly assessment of each officer
according TO his rank. Resolutions pro vIdIng
Tor an anniversary parade and torchlieht
procession on the 22d of September next and
empowering the commanding OIL GER 10 act in
the premises, We're referred to the executive
beard. RegImental commanding officers wer.
instructed 10 al once uniform their respective
Commands II was agreed that the executive
board meet on Thursday, the 2cth instant; and
the meeting ad Iourned
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