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LOCAL NEW S.
Amusemenfs. &c. Tonight,

1t.~'sr ClrgiqE-, 1ith aui & streets.-COm-
edy, b1ric 7qIe, ~Ougs and dances.
+ RS Ss~erH Street TGrk-PiC Mic q the
HIbes.;an BenevJ.e-t Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-12

The NATIONAL '-rTPAN ClvR held meet
ing last night; nth General Chapman, presI
Gent. IN the chair, and A. II. G. Richardson
secretary. Two hundred members announced
their intention OF going TO the Pittsburg con-
VENT n A COMMITTEES was appointed 10 or .sn-
ize glee club 10 sing during their visit to
Pittsturg. Letters were read from General
John A. Dix. General VI. II. Leggett, and G..
NJ. Dodge, Tegretting their inability to be pres
Gov. Geary saying that be will meet the club at
Pittsturg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-12

RI, 2ST INFROvEME aTs-Among the fine
impr, venents made recently Is the remOdeling
al Il .OdeInzng of house No. 12i 9Th street. by
Mr.. v. y. Lowry, for Mr.. F. NJ. Detweiler
Supervising Architect Mullett OF the Treas
Try. having purchased the dwelling on the
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsylva-
ria avenue, is remodeling the same, and ter
racing the surrounding grounds il Z tasteful
NAM II.
Mr. Cathcart has had built handsome three
story brick house on the southeast corner of
q d and J. streets, which he intends u occupy
with Lis family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-12

TEE SIXTEKNTH DISTRICT GREzIHTTrgs
las night appointed Adolf Hammer and James
Whaiey challenges at the registration Oh Sat.
urtay next. e. II. Hope, Robert Drake, VIM.
Hammery, John O'Meara, Godfrey Kammerer
william a. Hicks. and William Jones were APP
POINTED a committee on registration and X. s.
Davis, John PuTdy, EDWARD Simms Dr. W. T..
POultOn, Richard Smith, Horace johnson and
William A O'Meara were appointed a commit
tee on finance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-12

Orr of 2 pa sewing machines distributed 10
applicants by the chicago Relief Committee,
each applicant designating the machins she
wanted, ~ were OF the Singer patent. or the
total number OF sewing machines sold in this
country last year, amounting to 6l0,I9i, and
comprising twenty-five different patterns
Isl 300 were OF the same popular patient. These
significant facts show the high appreciation in
which this excellent machine Is held.-Harper's
Weekly, Netc York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-12

TIE VETERANS VISIT To BALTIMoRE.-This
morning, in consequence OF the rain. but few
OF the associated survivors OF the war 1872 who
proposed participating in the celebration at
Baltimore to-day of the battle OF North Point
were IT the rendezvous, on 9th street most of
them repairing direct to the railroad tepot
Those who assembled on 9Th street formed a
line, headed by Mackey's Geld music. about I Z
O'Clock, and Capt. waugh company, b, WASH
ingtOn Light lnfantry) heaced by the Marine
band, soon appeared, and escorted them to the
DEPOT, where they took the train Tor RaIfiInnre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-12

Once, died at the res. fence Of his brother, In
BlaiTville, Pa, yesterday, after painful i'll
ness OF about three weeks. Mr.. Snsab4uyh
was prom sing young man. 4 prominent mem
Der o. the Metropolitan NJ. r. Church OF this
city. and leading teacher in its Saba IA school
also recent graduate o. one OF our iax schools
He had many friends in this city. TIE CLERKS
% the Pension Ofiice meet to take appropriate
action relstive 20 the loss Of their late associate
This eYeninr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-12

TIE REGIsTEATION-TLi r,ssath District
The board Of registration. corner of Sth and L,
streets, Yesterday. enrolled the names of $50
voters OF the 18th district-4d whites AMI i52
rolOred. The total registration in this district
IaSt year wa 5i2-s5T whites and los colored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-12

MORE NORTHERN MARKxr SuITs-Yester-
day Mr.. l.. q. Hine entered q suit for W y.
Crown against Alexander X. shepherd, for
81 20" damages. alleged by reason of the deStruc-
ton OF his stall and property in the northern
market. Also, one for Joseph Prsther, for
S4le0, for same. Messrs. Webb, Hine and Gar
nett have entered a suit OF similar character for
X F. King against Mr.. Shepherd, for IS ,0Ol
damsges- The same attorneys, for Emanuel
Lancaster. have entere 4 suit for q 600 damages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-12

INSANE FROM RELIeIoUs EXCITEMENT
Hester Jay Henry Speaks applied u Lieut.. Moo
nan, OF The sanitary police, for the admission OF
his wife, Sarah, and daughter Jane 10 the in
sane asylum. A medical examination confirm
ing the belief that they were OF unsOund mind
they were sent TO The government hospital for
the insane. These are the persons who were
reported in TIE STAR a few days since as hay
ing become insane from religious excitement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-12

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. At the 18th
monthly meeting OF the Eureka building asso-
citation last night nearly 81 shares were advance
CT az an average OF IS.
AT the 4th meeting of the Harmony associa-
ton last night II shares were advanced on at
90 Der cent,
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EDUCATIONAL.

Il BE PREPARATORY SCHOOL ON COLLEGE
u btl, under the charge of Prot. q. T MAJ.
sidtt hy the college fsct ty opens the Ilth nsts1.
Tuition fer the year S6s, rsyAble half vesfly in -
vance WI. sTiCkNkY
sele-N Secretary Az Treasurer.
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DEATH OF Mr.. BENEDICT HUrCHrSs-Nr
neEt net Hutchins, a well known citizen of
washington, died at his residence corner o.
au,A ana u streets, yesterday after long illness
HE deceased was born and raised in This his
ulGt' where be learned the bricklay Ing bushes
v IN me late William Collins, a prominent
cll-Ier anu contr actor. The deceased was for a
ECIn er OF years master builder. He removed
y. 20 IN city from Georgetown after the close OF
.ne ar and embarked IN the wood and coal
.eS,i - During the administration of Nayof
lie "ss commissioners OF improvements
~ 81 Ia, 80 tie was or genial disno-
sif;oI 49, iss,es-, l.-,,, ~nuber OF frieais 10
No N his loss. Ills funeral will tam sc ftis
al err OOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-12

"a CALL IS MOST RESPECTFULLY So
ICiTED.
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I 0SAI nCslC-ARS. MARY 4. &C RLEY, %
v baltimore, " ~ give lessons in voc Al MUSIC
% pupil. an " Washington, Mondays pnt Thur
Gays MIS-. Y. can he seen AZ Kills " Isle store %
IL. - ~ '-' y, !, !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-12

A. p. JACKSON,
For number Of years connected with the firm of
johnson q Celley, Washington, D. c., would be
pleased to his friends No los Bridge street.
Georgetown, d: g., where extra bargains may be
expected in DRY GOODS. se7-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-12

CENERAL EAPLOYMENT OrFICE.-Au Der
NJ sons Wishing 70 emg,oy Rslishls serysnts WI
IS. eetyesn and sx., vaers thsif order. win b
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EARN and siulIsslspla,

10 PRESERVE and Purify Cider. =

TO Preserve and Purify Cider. =
4fazEtts ,ysISadH lsnlles< s9y5'tAe fol-
tIowia y was s6sis IA - Known
'gentieman Il 81 that tia ETY. and his recipe
lis entitled etee consideration. ssls z-.s.eli
Use ffvA eggs i for islr each barrel, beat
them ven. syoiks and all and pour
them into the bunghole, stir well with
a stick, and add a spoonful of coarse
sal&..sass In about two tn weeks the cider
win be as clear as crystal and of a light
amber color Those who like sweet
cider can deit whilenew, but, .fermen-
tafion viii Be mmediately. arrested at
any desired time. twiIf keep m the
same state for years, if drawn of down
to the sediment and. put into, a clean
easkoS1Echrshsmd done after it has
become eclear; but witlfoas thatpreeess
iewfh Keep for a year. Butlosese4ls Of
its fine flavor, unless separated from,
the, must and sdregs at the botfom.l Any
one curious on this subject can see cider lei
so preserved at the Dining Hall, 146
RiyerstFeet, this city, which, IS
two to ten years old, but Islseiisae l.e: e:
did notrack it off. j The writer ssExss Ett-s
tracted bya fine appearance of the
attHat place. and obtaihee sbdfe
formula for obtaining it, Lt3e Last
fail with perfect success and any one
who will make the experiment will
thank you for giving this publicity. = !
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Il aItassraaYaE RaY
.sss.sss.alsr-..szzI.5..;s

the earth ii ssEf.a bas hunt II sap;afin my
self, shah die55 5atb FTEamph in One
wh6 nssi4r is.s, I 2 r and never cha uges,
but lasts faserer-this is q arlastLag JOY,
In 4 we'd .5is is celestial jay. Ika9Ss
like tFIefixsrs8f God, which arises at
the foosE,of h.s s5hrehe.i and waters the
cslsstis1 stfes.9 Blne e trees on m either +
side bear all manner of fruits. Messed
is.shemap H-hesenatnres esfrikes itzrootS
;dessap7 IL Into the banks of this-he shall
bring f5fth his fr1it in sits season,,Thli his hliis
leaf also shah act wither; and whatso--
ever he desth IseaH prosper. ~ ,..s1
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CHARRING FENCE PosTs.AA cores
VALUABLE. RECIPES.

~ 1
"a 70 BOIL CoRSsEn BEEF. IF the piece
rs IS yeryisslt tsletiit soak ever night.in4f |
young beef propeElylscorsseeL, 'thisis
Estppssesfaty,1 iEor boiling, pour cold
water over it alter washing .el the salt,
1et' 'tffe meat be welf covered. The
rule is twenty-five nfinutes-to a pound
for boiling. meats, but sGorned beet
Should never De boiled iitls shoald .oply
sifnm er,by. being placed on a part oaf
the range wfere-tAe sinmering can be
uninterrupted, from four to six hours, our:
according to thesize of the piece. If L
is to. besserxed cold let the meat remain
in liquor until cold. Tough beef can
be'made teRdersby. letting iit resihnaiiHi. rel IN in
Etha iiquor he hAxt Il Jay, ard then
bpEingingsit to the. boiling .pbfht Just. be-
fore serving! For rlifnp pieces this is a
superior sanethDd. "a Iriskef OF plate
piece may be simme "a. until the bones
Ecan bs sasi tsY al then fold ever
the brisket piece forming a sqslare or
eblCng Pieec; ttie over e 4 piece OF mus
lin, place Sufficient weight on top to
press the narts dtpgether, land set 1t
EwheFeai twill become cold. q This gives
as d firm, solid piece, Which, eaten in
slices, isa delightfnfs s.relish.D Z. s'.e
]. CoueH Sy We. give two excel
lentrecfpes: I. Take one teacupfuI oil
fiax-seed and seak it all night, In the
morning putlinto "a kettle two quarts
lof water, 4 handful Of iicoriee root split
| fup, and a quarter Of pound of raisins
broken in half. Let them boil until
the, strength, is thoroughly exhausted,
and then add the hax-seed which has
been previous soaked. . Eet all boil
half an hour or more,s watching and
stirring, that the J mi1tars-iinhy not
burn. Then strain, and add lemon;
liaiee and sugar. 2. Boil one ounce Of
Iflax.seed in a qusrt4of water for haitian
hour; strain, and add to the liquid. the
juice .of.two.lemons and halfa. pound OF
rock candy. if,the cough Is 'aceonpa.
MED by weakness and the loss Of g,1pe.
|tite, add half an ounce of ghmarabic.
Set this, to simmer for halt an hour,
stirling it.occasiehahy.s Take.a wine.
glassful when the cough is trouble.
some.
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llaHElaafaliHafdaf HaaFilg

Desiring to benefit my unfortunate fellow
creatures will forward to all sufferers, free d
charge, a recipe1 or a method of cure. respect
of Iong-stahdliig DEAFNESS after having in vain
employed the best physicians in this country
and Europe Address, with stamp, 81. THE
MANNS, Elieardsville. Missouri.
A GENTS WANTED-Agents make more
Il money at work for us than at anything else
Business light and permanent. Particulars
free.a SINsoN AEo., Fine Art Psstttshers
peIteaas . z R HS99pfD IL
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and Herbal Juice Aati-RiEiOuS
r--+xzszt,,' g = usuv5.E :, rsgs Mr..
= :. --i- -
eAFfzAtkFEC, or - ufsunn In FarSo
=
Inc novelty q modern Medical chemical and Phsr-
maceutical Science No use ol any longer taking the
large, repulsiSe and nanseoG: pulls, composed of
cheap crEde, and bulky In;Fedients when we can by
careful appiieailon oL cie ao seiehce extract Al
e catharts -rd pkcr medicinal properties from the
most sainaoie rsots 5nd hesss ae coacentrSte them
lntoA iaihIse =. eie, q! Jar er Aon
annstard eco IN. can ge reaaiiy swaiiowed oy
snose oi seaisscn5; sLa lAsllaous
tastes haci niue y rt,a.ite FSlIeS rePreeents
IN most conssntfa,ed Ion y mnon eatnazaic power
l. - 81 q .As P.s aSnu 1e s4;s
nowes in broporriou to t5e;r size nenIe who hsys
bot tried theri n Is ff thry a = ba-sS
or dfestie In eEect At lca lot at all tie case the
different active medicinal Of which they
composed beihg so harfHoIIized and modified one By
the others, as to produce a D1ost searching and
ling cathartlc.
: $500 Reward isihes.by offered by the pronr,e-
tcr ofthese Pelitis. to zpy chemist who, upon an
no EkaAE
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= Etsfy hfoment--and again!
RANDoM REaDsSgs.
Weashould not retain the remenl'
brance OF faaltssWs have once forgiven
As the sun appears largest when he
is about to.set, so does the.proud man
swell magnificentiy Just before his fall
Noimatl ever got stuhg by hornet:
WHO kept away from where they were.
It's just so with bad habits.
Fl ;ilang.Ssifh prayer we will dc. al
Ye, can to fpifilIour own petitions, God
Will Beversfaii to do what may befack-
ing. A ss ~
EhezfeeuliaFities of great men are
Ike A1ff of clothes Which, hang moi
weIk6hgshg but the man who was
measured For them, mot to say that the
misfortune of initators often lies in
this:..thaf, in Copying the lisp, thebnr,
the siirug,, the broad accent, the ungain-
ly anaaungfacefgl attitude. they forget
that their idol is netgreat by these, but
in spite of them. a'';s '.'s -
What is wisdom in some is. folly in
others.1e may sleep, rocked in the
cradle Of The biIlows, whose vessel lies
atanEhorE Enotheiwho is drifting broad
side on to a roaring reef He. may
sleep who pillows his head on a royal
pardopAnot he who. paliid and ex-
hausted, by the trial, down-stricken
and diaggard = wreteh,I enters a cell
which heIeates net. bat. for the scat
1f5Itf Inca. -a.iss = ~, ~ szsss -, :..s,sse
ctfss-H .AsstH rif .fsssslAstissa .sss.ti43 y. 4
:. : oh let the soul alone, Let.it go to
.9edsas best. it.qnayss It.sis eHtaBgled
eneughseiIt is hard enough for it to
rise, above the distractions which EN-
viron it. Let a man teach the rain how
to fall, the 6lbqds how p shapei them
selves and move their any rounds, the
Seasons how foeherish and garnerpthe
universal abundance but .ieI him not
teach a sodlto pray on whom the Holy
Ghestdeth brood - - sss..s x -
II 49, 50 "a SS. ~ e. =, e
oo.aiie - iese ., a,iesel's' say
ing, man IS qead;;"but angels
throng About hin, Asihg, ,eSsE man is
bend. .i1;.rss.,.f7 4t.asFI 4 xrekk
There are many people in this world
who are like perfumed vases from
which the sperfsiflre has fetf!:isf NE surl
rfa,ndinr objects attraeting. it.and ed
their Iife.net' s.. theasetegs but 5 in their
ttigas.,s
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ptlas9 !, - 9. 10y no, W.
W. Assss ~, nae e a..u - an
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=. 4. &. .s.s1s' -
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Ayers OabhasrSiC Pills.

Ayers Oath5srSlo Pills.
S1 For the relief and
AZ cure of all derange-
.sas-.i nlcn.s in the stonn-
ss;s <SeI- 9-,i....--. ach, liver, and how
h., <<ASers els. They are mild
RI ~ ~ 'F'5--s : aPcrient,- and an
E{EsfA. &4%S excellent purgative.
0>se< Being purely vege-
Tss4S W table, they contain
~ y ne mercury or nine
: E3J s X<<ssN raj whatever. Much
49, serious sickness and
80 ; - &a suffering is prevent
a..- ....... ed by their timely
use; and every family should have them on hand
for their protection and relief, when required.
Long experience has proved them to be the SAT
est, surest, and best of all the Pills with which
the market abounds. By their occasional use,
the blood is puriaed the corruptions of the sys.
TEN; expelled, obstructions removed, and the
whole machinery of life restored to its healthy
activity. Internal organs which become ologged
and sluggish are cleansed by Ayers Pills, and
stimulated into action. Thus incipient disease
is changed into health, the value of which change
when reekoned on the vast multitudes who enjoy
1t, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant to take, and preserves their
virtues uninpaired for any length of time, SO
nat they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mid. and operate
without disturbance TO the constitution, or diet,
occupation. '.fs -
each box, how 70 use them as Family Physio,
and Tor the following complaints, which these
Fttts rapidly cure - =; ssis s=7-@i5s sFs5 tits
For Dyspersisa or discstios. Lixslesa.
ness, Languor and Loss of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the ktoni
aeh, and restore its healthy tone and actisn. ~
For Liver Complaint and its various sylnp-
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Head
ache. Jaunsiice or <ireefl sickness, ,kgff.1
iOus Collie and bilious Eeyers, they should
bejudiciously taken for each ease, 70 correct the
diseased action or remove the distinctions which
cause it. - .-r.s ~ Fss...t f-.-- fass D..
For9pyscntery9 or Di.rrh1a, but one
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= kSZES--'essE=s -, - VI.
!, Every yearincreases the populari-
( sity'of ofthis valuable Hair Preparation; ;
!, which, is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that tits
kept fully up to its high standard;
3 and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation. for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAZE to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use,' becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruG, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
!. the hair-glands. By.itsuse, the hair
. grows thicker. and stronger. In
badness, It restores the capillary
glands, to their normal viger and
,awil create O. new growth, except In.
: = extreme old age. It is the most eco
snomicai HAIs DREssING ever used,
|. as it requires fewer. applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
sappearance.s <. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
'afally selected, for excellent quality;
and ! consider it. the BEsT PREpA-
= sHATIoac for its intended purposes.n
! Soldsy az Dr.ssists, cad Dealers IN Medicines.
..e..a E.ssts Prioo Qne DaIlar..
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LAS KH NJ A -. q

rhe SukscfihErs are Manufactprefss aARents1or
r A Rea6' sEeleEfsGed ASTHMA REId EE the
best remedy forAsthma yet discovered. Instant
relief guarant, ed or purchase money refunded.
The medicine is put up in three slzes,which re-
tail for 25c. Soc and 81. Persons remitting price
will have the medicine sent free by mail or ex-
press, Also samples sent free 10 any who desire.
THRED0E TlJELER & CO.. Rome, N. Y.
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= : = RAMON READrSqs. !
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IF .lang. with prayer we viii do al
We can to fuifilIo our own petitions. God
wfIpbevers fail to do .whatmay beisck-
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We should not retain the remenl-
brance OF iaultssWs have once forgiven.
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO.
And OMNIBUS LINEto WARNoCKs STA
TON, q. o. r. Il. Fair Is cents.
4 r. aIHP4Qh
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as 80 - - - ~ = fessi
nsss wa ~ .KISSfSS.r lE.s, III - * :.
exc 7i~ = lsizE i5sli 81 -s7.ss3 - s-sz
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-11-21

the etuliafities of great men are
Ikea stff of clothes Which hang not
weIk0h any but the man who was
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-11-21

AS the sun appears largest when he
is about toiset, so does The. e.proud man
swell magnifcentiy Just before his fall.
Noman eyer got stuhg by hornets
WHO kept away from where they were.
II IS just 50; with bad habits.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-11-21
lib MisfsiIaiteaas..

Or sngar.Goated, Concentrated, Rost
and Herbal Juice, Alti-RiliOus
- Granules. THE "LHTTLE GHANT''
eATHkRFEC, or MuItuna IN Parvo
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-11-21

What is wisdom in some is folly in
others. may sleep, rocked in the
cradle Of the biIloys, whose vessel lies
atanEho oEnothe who is drifting broad
side m, ffdfse. irrt55aritic reef Be. NAV
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-11-21

EtsfN D "a oInent--and again /!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-11-21

misfortune of imitatoEs often lies in
this:..that,' in copying the lisp, thebiir,
the siirug, the broad accent, the ungain-
Iyana graceful attitude. they forget
that their idol is netgreat BY these, but
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-05-22

SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNvENTIoS.-Ou1
Charleston exchanges contain full and
interesting reports of the Sunday School
Convention which met in that city, on
Friday last, and continued two days in
session. There was 9 full attendance,
and much zeal manifested i'll behalf Of
the cause. ..... iii:
Abbevil.e was represented by Messrs'
J.F. C. DuPre, J. M. Giles, r. NJ, Had,
den, Rev. H. NJ. Mood, L. IT. Wood, j.
r. Parks, B. D. Ray, w. r. Clinkscales,
J. 7. Barnes, Benz. M. Murray, Rev. J.
w. Murray. ... o.. .
The following permanent officers were
elected: .....,. 3D.. ..t -. "a
For President, Prof. James H. Carlisle
L. L. D.; Vice-P Presidents, Revs. W. P
Jacobs, G. E. Chichester, E. Il. Winkler
D. D., and w. L. DePass, ESQ.,; Secre
taries, Rev. w. G. Power, J. IT. Hay, J
Munro Johnson, John F. Ficken. Rev
A. J. Stokes; Executive Committee
Rev. E. J. Meynardie, J. R. Tenhet, J
n. Robson, J. G. Bailey, ]. NJ. Bostick
Rev. J. L. Schuck, r. S. Chisolm, Rev
T. w. Dosh. ..-'