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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-29

ney were palnlully amcLnR, ma 70 Dcen radlcMl
urcd in such great numbers in almost every se'
ion Of the country, that the publ scarcely need
c informed Of its virtues or use
Scrofulous poison is one of tn most destructiv
nemies Of our race. Oiten, this mseen and unio
enant OF the organism undermin, the constitution
mdinvites the attack Of enfeeblin or ataldisease
Without exciting suspicion Of its presence. Again
seems TO breed infection throughout the body an
hen, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develo
nto one or other Of its hideous FORMS either on II
llriace or among the vitals. In the latter, tube
les may be suddenly deposited in the lungs (
lcart, or tumors formed in the liver, or 1t show
Is presence by crupt0ns on the skin, or foul ulce
ltions on some part Of the body. Hence the occi
lonal use of bottle Of this SdrsdpdriIid is AZ
lisablo, even when no active symptoms OF disea'
lppcaE Persons afflicted with the following con
llaints generally find immediate relief, and, 1
cngth cure, by tho use of this SARSAPARIL
"a! st. Anthony'S Fire, Rose or Erystpeidi
Tetter, Salt Rhcu,ft, Scdid Head, RinDtrorfr
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other eruptIons {
'lsble forms of ScrofttIoWs disease. Also in Il
more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia, DrOpst
Heart Disease, kYts, Epilepsy, Neuralgia
md the various UIcerOus affections Of the muscl
ar and nervous systems.
syphilis or VeneredI and McreUridI Discds,
ire cured by 1t, though long time is required it
ubdulng these obstinate maladies by any medicine
But long continued use of this medicine will cui
nc complaint LcucorrhGa or Whites, UteTit
UicerdtiOnS, and Female Diseases, are con
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by II
purifying and invigorating effect. Minute Dire
ions for each case are found in our Almanac SUI
llicd gratis. RheWWdtisnL and GoUt, who
auscd by accumulatons of eYtraneous matter
y the blood, yield quickly to II, as also Lire
}ompIoints, Torpidity, Congestion or InfGn'
nation of the Jircr, and Jdundicc, when arising
$ they often do, from the ranking poisons in u
,lood. This SARSAPARILLA is a great y
lorcr for the strength and yigor of the syst n
nose who arc LdHgWid and IiSAlesS, DesT on
'CH, MCcpICsS. and troubled with NcqrOHg In
'rchcnsionS OF Fears. or any of the affection
lmntomatiC of HcakHess. will fnd immCdiat
chef and convincing evidence Of its restoratlv
loWer nnOn triNl.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

J. z. Hyde, Leonldas Butt, W. X. Boyle,
Johu N. Gray, George II. Zimmerman, Jas
L. shlpley, j. II. Delaney, l., B. Madison,
Charles A. Jolce, P. II. Whisner, N. q. Bal
tus, l.. W. Haslip, z. R. Smith, RIA. Hol.
land, A. p. Neal, Jos. II. Temple, W. r.
McNeaF, Lewis o. Miller, WIN. A. Melon.
aid, Addison Weller, Wesley Hammond,
Joseph Crlckenbergor, o. l.. Cameron, 8.
rownshenk, 8. 8, Rider, l.. II. Baldwin,
John W. Boteler, Thomas W. Brown, jos
4. WATSON, John II. Linn, B. w, Dougherty,
A. Boon, A. Q. Flaherty.
Tho second question Of Who remain on
trial 7" was next taken up, and the name Of
]. v. Shlpley considered.
The committee reported his examination
good aud he vas continued on the trial for
another year, as also were the following ,
George +. Tyler, Frazier Fur, Henry d.
Blshoy, VINO. Ross, Samuel W. Haddaway,
r. 8. shreve, and q. O. wertenbaker.
The next question taken up was, "Whst
travelling preachers are elected aud ordained
deacons1n The following were elected {!
Asbury r. Martin, L. @, Martin, William
II. Mason, George W. Llghtner, and W. II.
D. Harper, amer which the conference nd.
journed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05
LOCAL MATTERS.
the RSEuIsr ArurS-MsetinE of Old
6AIaiera ~.

H0IuteEn.
Pursuant to a call Ia the city papers a
large number OF honorably discharged SOL
diers Of the regular army met ct Union
League hall last night An organlzation
vas effected By the election OF Mt. John
Leary president, aud A. 8. Yose secretary.
ION motion Of Mr.. John A. Miller II was
Reioipsd, That COMMITTEES Of i've DC az.
poinled by the Chair TO prepare memorial TO
Oontreaatn behalf Of the enlsted men 10 the
regular army who remained true to the nag At
ppsgS ;s. sS sq ps 2, s on
with other soldiers with reference to bounty,
49, nuheequehtly granted By the 0enefai
Government 70 regulars or volunteers enlisted
Received, ina, s.id COMMITTEES be authorized
to use all honotabls means to procure the pAs'
sfgs o. I1ss isw' AID ,i,9 70 prepare PiSHn
lngton city to promote the interests OF hon.
orNbly discharged soldiers Of the regular army.
The Chair appointed as tho committee
Messrs. J. A. Miller, O. A. Ryan, I. Brod-
erick, J. Shaw and Charles Smith.
Amer short consultation, tho committee
presented the following, .
To the Honorable ne hsAbcrt Of hs House Of
Repreisnistpti IN Congrefs aafsnbifd; We, the
undetblEned, honorably discharged soldiers Of
the regular army Of the United states, re.
your honorable body that the breaking out Of
the rebellion In April, 1901, found US serving =
oontinuation OF ave years term Of enlistment,
II beias the second and with many the third
Thus having spent the prime Of life 10 tho
service Of our county stationed at the time
70 southern PestS and on the distant frontier
ments tending to withdraw ua from our loyalty
to the 0overn ment, such AZ commissions In
the eonfedera,e service, with other allure
meptA hell out to US for deserving the cause
OF the Uniou, but all such btlbes were Indi z
nAntly TetuSed-we remained faithful to our
trust, that good old mother the Union, with
her glorious naE the starr aud stripes, which
we afterwards carried and successfully de.
Tended on many hard fought battlefield.
Many OF US from wounds received and disease
Incurred In the line Of duty, are Incapable oil
performing any hard labor, and from the nature
OF our terms OF enlistment, We did not, nor
could we under existing law, recelve any
Having kuowa no politics, nor rsproseotsd
any party further than being aware that II
was our duty to sustain the national Govern
o %Ges s y. da .Snas
sion require iti therefore, In consideration oil
all this, we respectfully and earnestly ask
That yoqr honoiaeie boy yii ~, fas9raeiy e9n;
old soldiers, aud grant US some remuneration
for the services thus rendered. and we will
ever pray.
and signed BY all present, about one hundred
The eommittes who prepared the memorial
were then Instructed to present the same to
Congress.
Msssrs. Ryan and Shaw were excused fro N
further service on the committee, and Meusra
PIsSss. AMER a ssOTt disSGS.ios as to IN IA
best mode OF procedure, on motion OF Mir
| Frederick the eommitte Was authorised Il
PsspA SS1sisStion and sSAE sss s1f
meeting TO present the sans en April 9TH, o.
sooner II necessary.
Tho meeting then adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05
LOCAL NOTICES.

BBsiDEs ITS TONIC and strengthening prop,
critics, Hofrs Malt Extract Is invaluable In
cases Of consumption, as Is shown by follow
Ing extracts from reports Of military hospl-
tails In Europe; "It puts n stop TO theinroad
Of this powerful enemy, and renders the pro.
gress OF tho malady impossible. II Ia direct
ton by preventing the settling aud fixing Of
the albuminous natter moreover, Il power.
fully excltes tho activity Of the lungs and
Increases the circulation Of tho blood. Sold
by all druggists and grocors. fe2S.eoSt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

Miss EMMA HARDIR0R's LEoTURB.-The
announcement that Emma Hardlnge would
appear on the rostrum of Masonic Hall at
tracted large audience on Thursday night.
The subject, Cfrom tue papers, 70 be Amer
lea, the Land Of the Free, and America IN
der the Ecumenical Council" was one dear
10 every lover OF freedom, In Its various
bearings. Miss Hardinge claimed TO be an
"lnsplrational speaker, and has for the
last month been delighting the disciples of
Harmonlal Hall each Sunday with her ora
torical power and choice eloquence. In per-
sonal appearance she 10 above the average
size Of her SEX 10 physique and voice she Is
decidedly masculinei aud II was hardly pos
sible for me 10 think, when not looking at
her, but that the strong cultural tones Of
Charlotte Cushman fell on my ear, 80 closely
allied were they In depth, tension and power.
She cannot be called handsome, and yet she
possesses In her features q commanding ex-
preston not TO be ignored. Her style and
gestures are somewhat theatrical, probably
from her connections formerly with the
stage. The address itself was, as a whole,
nnej full OF glowing eulogies TO our beloved
land; interpreted with statistics Of informa-
tlon relative 10 her esouTces-minera, edu.
cational and mechanical speaker taking
the ground that America is asAai she Is
through her advantages Of soil, climate aud
scenery. Miss Hardinge showed herSelf no
adept IN the higher range Of ethics, treading
feArlessly and creditably those paths gen.
orally conceded to DO out OF "Woman's
sphere."(f) Her tribute TO the memory Of
Abraham Lincoln was exceedingly fine,
while her undeVeloped idea Of the "inquisl.
tive Yankee passing even over the gates Of
Heaven TO satisfy his curiosity" was equally
"brtagus" In effect, closlng with q lengthy
perigrinatlon, glowlngly worded, descriptive
Of tho march OF civilization from tho far
East towards the gold.laden West, blending
through all cllmes and natlonalltles with
their progress the oft-hcard cry Of "West-
ward, Ho" NJ. A. L.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

10 polite, II supports the prBelples aud policy Of
the treat Rspublieau party, and su,talAs the Ad.
mlnistratloa Of General Grant II gives especial
ausuton 70 the from All the Executive Depart.
ments, embracing oclal orders Of Heads Of Depart
ments aud decsiOna Of beads Of bursaus, thus max
lag 10 valuable paper for all oneers Of the Gov
eminent who require the Information which /
contains. .HHtn
Tho niasollaneous department will receive spoeIa
alterations and In all respects efforts will be ma q
70 establish the character Of the paper. A. Ara
class family Journal. f
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

GEoRoHrowa REPUBLICAN CAUCUS On
Thursday evening caucus was held Of the
Republican members elect 10 the Board Of
Common Council Of Georgetown, when Mr.,
Collins was called 10 preside. The object
was TO determine upon candidates for pfcsl-
dent and secretary OF tho Board, when the
choice OF the former fell 10 Mr.. George w.
Beall, and the latter to l. L. Parkhunt,
who Allied tho position Of secretary two
years ago. IL was resolved at tho caucus
that the proceedings he kept strictly secret,
and each member sworn not 10 dlyulge the
proceedings 10 even tho nominees for the
above positions until after the Organization
Of the Board on Monday night. :
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

An ISDELmLR BLnusH. Nothing will 70.
store the skin Of the head to Its original fair
ness, after it has been turned OF copper
color with hair dyes. Yet none Of them will
produce the rich, natural hair shades brought
out by the use Of Phalon's Vitalla, or Saliva.
ton for the Hair, a preparation clear and
transparent, and which docs not stain the
skin. Sold by all the drugglsts and fancy
goods dealers. fe2S-eo3t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

IA vnLLIn AT LLRds.-o Thursday as
two Of the female scholars attending the
franklin school were approaching the door
OF the building they were accosted BY 0
mau who endeayored 10 entlce them away
by offsrs Of money, candy, &C. The little
girls were greatly alarmed and ran OF, but
the seoundFel pursued them several squares.
II the police will be on the look out In the
locality named they may capture hrst-
class villain. n0V
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05
ORPHANS, COURT,

" 7--.|f ~ RHBRuART1p, 1870
D!strict ~ oSlumkta, WdsAtaRtoN OouHtV .toVa'
tIiI q bGYid TftsTyrIld. deceased, the exssutrix
Atoressid has. With the apprebation Of The Or
pointed TptSday, March 10, a, p. ls10, for The
a. far As the same have bean collected and turned
late m9nsy when and where ~ ihs er.aiI9rs ard
thelT elAlbs properly youehsd, or they may other.
wise ey LAY, be excluded from Al bsnent 10
order Be publihhed onos week Tor three weeks IN
ne hATiOSAL RHruSLiSAS PIsVi0as to the snid
TTssti u r. 4.raH 7. A. WEBSTER,
fsb7l-hsu' .r 4... RaEister Of Wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

REAL ESTATE SALLY eSterday afternoon
Messrs. Cooper a Latimer, auctioneers, sold
on the premises, lot No. 2, In square s6I,
fronting GO feet on North @ street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets east, with depth
OF 100 feet, to Mr.. +. W. Jones, for ~ ctS.
per foot. In connection with sale In tho
same locality, as reported In the REPUBLI-
CAN ycstefday 1T will DO seen that real estate
has appreciated abouto0 per cent. during
the last two years.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

TERRITORIAL MEETING AT UMoErowE.-
An enthusiastic territorial meeting was held
at UnIontoWn last evening,
Mr.. John Paine called the meeting 10 or
der, add introduced Major @. d. Gordon,
who addressed the meeting at some Length,
stating tho objects for which II had been
called. He said IN their endeavors to main
tain republican form OF government they
were not acting for themselves, but for the
great cause OF constitutional rights. They
had met TO aid In securing the right Of
franchise 10 the county. This he thought
could beat be secured by territorial form
Of government.
Tho territorial bill as proposed was then
read by the secretary, and Its provisions CT.
plalned by Major Gordon He stated that
there were now six thousand men In the
county who were dlsfranchlsed.
A Republican club was formed, and the
following officers elected President, Mr..
TolIyerI vice president, Mr.. PalDei secretary,
Mr.. Chasei treasurer, Mr.. Herbert.
Resolutions were adopted in favor Of o ter.
rltorlal government and endorSing the ad-
miniAtration Of President Grant, AFTER which
the meeting adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

DR. FANToN has, by special request, con-
sented 10 remain IN our city until the lst OF
April, which Is the positive limit 70 which
his stay can be extended. The reputation
Of the Doctor Is established, and he offers ah
references, II there are any that still doubt
hls wonderful skill, the names Of well-known
citizens Of the city, who eau be seen and
Foufteeuth
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

INSTALLATION sERvICB.-The services for
Abe Installation Of Rev. ID. W. Moffatt, late
Of Indiana, as pastor Of the Brldge-street
Presbyterlan church, Georgetown, will occur,
mon will DO preached By Rev. John Chester,
pastor ofthe Metropolitan church, the charge
to'the pnatoT-eleet will be given by Rev. L.
X. Fox, Of the North Presbyterian church,
aud the chruge TO the congregation by Rev.
7. b. Metals, of the Now School Presby-
tory, who was invited TO take this part by
the session Of the church and the PreSbytery.
Services 10 begin at 1850 p. m. Members OF
other churches are cordially Invited to be
present at these services In the settlement
over this yenerated church OF q pastor who
has already won the highest eGteem and the
love OF hlS people. 10
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05
Term. a. follows. Invarlaply in Ad-

So Its not necessary that the subscribers TO a
eiub should receive their papsrn at the same post
oaos. where club Of Subscribers has been for.
warded, additions may be made TO u At the same
rates Papers will he addressed sluGly TO each
member u club. . emo. ...
81 Monsy orders should DO sent from all post
oaesa isIuinG them. From other sGess lsttsra
should be registered. lid. ...".H
So Specimen copies Of Daily or weekly Ma
tional Republican sent on application,
ADDRESS; w. ,. MURTAGH,
I'D 10 H washington, ID. q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

INDICTMENT TO Bur Coon SEwNo
MAcHINH.-WilcoK & Gibbs Sewing Ma
chine, the most simple and best constructed
sewing machine. will hereafter be sold on
liberal terms. Inquire at the agency, Baum's
corset and hoop skirt factory, 40S Seventh
street, between d and Z.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

From the Alexandria Gazstts Of yesterday
We clip the following news Items
THERE seems TO be hitch 10 the proposed
railroad from Alexandria 10 Fredericksburg
In consequence OF q contest for supremacy
between two opposing charters. The Oldest
Of these charters expired during the war.
but the time was extended by the Military
Governor OF Virginia, aud there is some
question Of the legality Of that action. There
Is no doubt that work will soon be com
menced under one or both OF these charters.
The bill before the Legislature TO incor.
porate the Potomac aud Manassas Railroad
Company, contemplates a line OF railway
from Manassas Junction 70 some point on
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, between the Aqua Creek terminus
and Fredericksburg, or at some point on the
Potomac railroad. The corpoTators named
are, Arson Bangs, Jesse HOyt, Columbus G.
Douglass, Aylett Nlcol, @. W. Dunnlngton,
Daniel r. Ruggles, and Walter Weir. II lS
said to be project Of Northern capitalists.
GREEN h WISE, land agents, sold to- day
the farm of Mrs. Elizabeth J. Trott, near
Vienna station, A. l.. & II. Il. r., contain.
ing 1917 acres, with good Improvements,
dwelling, large barn, ard good orchard, to
GARRETT W. stryker, Of New Jersey, for
s3,675.
The slight alarm OF hTe In the northern
part Of the city, soon AFTER dark last night,
was caused by the reflection Of the light
from the burning Of straw, old beds, 10 the
yard Of the county jail. A large amount Of
brush-wood was burnt on the side OF the
high ground on the opposite aide OF Hunting
creek, about dark yesterday evening. Whole
acres OF LAND were covered at times with
flames. The sight was witnessed by many
spectators In this city.
A CoLORED MAN from Winchester, bound
hand and foot, was carried through thls
city yesterday, on his way TO the Insane
Asylum at Richmond, who lost his mind
and became a Taylng maniac because he
was not allowed, by the church TO which he
belonged, to preach.
In WAS MENTIONED last week that an at
tempted run away match In the Back Lick
neighborhood had been frustrated by the
timely precautions OF the mother Of the
young lady, but mothers objections are
only cobwebs to loyersi and the happy two
have since succeeded In making themselves
one In marriage.
THE ROW Of warehouses on Union street,
between Cameron aud Queen, damaged
during the war, are to DO repaired.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

DISTRIBUTIONS TO THH PooR.-The com
mittee, consisting OF MesSrs. Tustin, Dulin,
and wodgeWood, who were appointed under
q resolution Of the board OF directors Of the
Washington Association for tho Improve
ment OF the Poor to make the necessary ar
raugements with Captain Bridges for Issuing
tickets for bread aud fuel only TO the poor
OF the District of Columbia, have completed
the arrangements, and will issue on Mon
day, tho 5Ih inst, tickets for bread for ten
days. The directors win be supplied with
tickets by Captain bridges. =
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

TnE WARRINGTON CITT SAVINGS BANK,
corner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
hours. 1t pays interest on deposits. 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

TJIHIFER sLATts fALLHSr 95IICh, ,.o
Oh the petitiph Of NILLIAH n. TH0HFsoH, VI
Bpslna, hAssAehuseitH, and RUHgig p. M0HaAE, Of
patent HrAnlsA 70 them 90 the 2lih day Of June,
laS, for an iDproyemsnt In Safety Ha!0hes for
the li.h day Of April, 1875
Itia ofdsIed that tbs testimony In the ease be
time for hllnG arguments And the KKAmlner'G 70.
port be limited 70 the ~ day Of Jans merit, ant,
ISy rsrion may opposg this q isasisH,
i TlI ~. ~ - BAMURL g. HI6HER,
mh3WSW H.. ComnlissloheT Of fAtABtA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

Rev. On. BorNToN will preach to morrow
morning aud evening, at the Congregational
church, Masonic hall, Ninth street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

EMINHSTLr THB PLACE 10 get ones money
back, and much more, In the way Of Amuse.
ment, besides standing n good chance to
draw q handsome cash prize, any evening,
is at the Whltehurst Gallery Exhibition,
1919 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four
and-a-hAlf and Sixth streets. Bee adVer-
tlsemeut Ia amusement column.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

A PEITIVAL Will DO held at the lecture
room OF the r street Baptist church on Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday for
tho benefit OF the Bunday-iehool.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

THE Now York Republican Association
hold their regular monthly meeting for
business tonight.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

METROPOLITAN PREsBITERIAN CHURCH,
Mr.. Hamln In the SenAte yesterday, reported
back the bill to Incorporate the hetropOl-
tan Presbyterian church In the city Of Wash
ington, with an amendment striking out the
fourth section, which exempta all property
OF the church from taratlon. Tho bill namsS
az Gorporaton George A. Bohrsr, ChArleS
II. Parsons, 8. W. Robinson, George T.
Brown, and David A, McNRlrr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

MRssRs. GREEN q WILLIAMS yesterday
sold at suction the lease OF the Kirkwood
and its furniture, together With the omnibus
and horses The purchaser wan Mr.. Jacob
Brown, OF Nswburg, New York. The price
paid was $4,000.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

CoPIHs OF the NATIONAL RHPuBLIoAa, con-
tRinlng DR.. Bunderland's lecture In reply 20
Dr., White, eau be had at this ONCE, corner
OF Tenth and d streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

The sIR KSIGTHs Of tho Columbia Com
mandery will flnd notice elsewhere.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

THERE WILL be preaching 10. morrow, both
morning and evening, at the First Presby-
tcrian church, Grew. DIR. Sunderland's.)
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05

THH AMERICAN TnA COMPANY, No. 141s
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite WlllRrds
publlhh this morning In another column an
important announcement to house keepers
aud others. sHh ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-05
Communicated.
Ne. AIMS Infant Asylum.

WARRINGTON. ID. o., zen. ~, ltl0.
Mn. EDIToR: was glad TO sec the earnest
appeal copied In the REPUBLICAN Of Satur.
day from the Washington correspondence Of
the Baltimore Catholic Mirror In behalf OF
the excellent Institution known as St. Anus
Infant Asylum, located on the corner Of
PennsylvanlA avenue and Twenty-fourth
street. sincerly hope the citizens OF Wash
lngton OF all denominations will take an lu-
tereGt In the welfare Of 81. AIMS, as II Is
open alike TO all, and that tho charitable
ladies Of this city, both Protestant and
Catholic, will act upon the suggestion OF
the correspondent OF the Mirror In getting
up the proposed fair, aud secure, II possible,
the "Art Building" for the purpose. am
sure, II the kind.hearted ladies Of this city
would visit the asylum, and see for them
selves-if they would only look at the large
number OF little innocents that the good
Sisters have In charge, aud learn how
limited are the means at the command Of
the Institution, they would not only willingly
but cheorfully lend their aid and 90 10 work
EeRlously In the praisoWorthy task Of pro
vldlng for the needy little orphans.
A LADY,