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By reference to our advertising columns
a notice will be found Of a Supper to be
given at the Odd Fellows Hall on the
Eve Of Christmas. The entertainment
has been got up, as we understand, exclu-
sively by the young ladies Of the city;
and the profits are to be appropriated to
the benefit of the poor. A more worthy
object could not be engaged in. A more
suitable time could not have been selected.
There is more suffering amongst us at this
moment than there has been since the first
settlement Of the place. Many worthy
and excellent families are actually suffer-
ing for food and raiment. 1t is the inten-
tion Of the ladies engaged in the present
undertaking to relieve this--aaEa-;---


and we rejoice to have
it in our power to state that they have been
generously encouraged in their plan.
There is scarcely male or female at all
able, but has given something. The sup
per will be largely attended and the result
permanent. The ladies deserve great
credit for their exertions, and to them and
to all, we conclude with the quotation
from holy writ-"Cast thy bread upon the
waters, and thou shalt find it after MANY
days."