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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

MR. EDIToR, Twill you allow humble ind- vidual few lines in your paper that he may set forth his ailments? With large portion of your readers hold daily intercourse, and was in hopes that their attention would be directed to me, but find that must resort to more public expression of my wants. II is now several years since my brother and myselflwere kindly taken by the hand and brought into the notice of the good people of Litch6eld. For that am sure that we feel under great obligation, as we'll as for the fayors which have since been from time to time bestowed upon us. But you yourself will bear me out (for ! see your face almost every morning) when say that at this time there is need of some more attention to to my physical wants. By accident, some of the rails in my fence have been broken out, and this allows the cattle rush in and destroy every blade of grass that can grow if it was not for this could pay my way every year. Besides they seri- ously injure some of my finest young trees. Indeed il is only short time since o them was broken short of. andkilled Vt right. Some of my friends who am sure would remove them if they knew how unsightly they appear, have placed some boards and shingles as greatly to mar my beauty Formerly, was told that Iappeared 10 better ad- vantage than my brother. donot wish to appear better, but do desire to look as we'll as my rela- tion on the other side of the street I wish you would speak to my friends about these matters, and ask them if they cannot give me a new coat of paint. Unless something of the kind is done, fear that ] shall even become disgrace to the vilinge. Your obedient servant,
 !. XXI. THE WEsr PARK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
REcAprTULArIoN or THE Vo1
,56a 26.n[l2

In the vote given to John Cotton Smith, Jr. we we have included 561 votes, which were returned for John Cotton Smith-:he Jr. being omitted. In one town, we know the Jr. was purposely stricken out, and this may have been the case elsewhere.
 FED. ENQ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

VIRGNIA.-As anticipated the Locos have car- ried pretty much every thing in virginia-bOth branches of Legislature and three fourths Of the members of Congress.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

Lieut.. Fremont has organized an exploring com pany of young men to form an expedition to the waters of the P.r:sc. ;r cccs s ta.s sss.. :. one of the company.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

No votes were returned for Mir. Bacon, by the presiding officer of Windsor. He received 205 votes in that town.
 t2l2 votes among the scattering were returned for A. A. Pettingill. The name should have been written in full
 CPS of the scattering votes were returned for Seth S. Childs. The Legislature will of course, give the seats to Messrs. Bacon, Pettingill and Childs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
OFFICIAL VOTE FOR SHERIFF.

LIrcHFIELD CoUN1
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

A .Nese Decision Of the Post Office Dep0rt- saens---The following order has been issued by the present Postmaster General. which will prove ac- ceptable to pabiishefs: sl slaaAl 16l ssfass N
 ss Money for nemspaper subscriptions. not ex- ceeding ten dollars in each case may be paid to a Postmaster for the puxp0se of heinz paid to the publisher of newspaper af aisy other office. The Postmaster is in such case to give to the person paying the money. receipt therefor. aud 10 ad- wise forthwith the postmaster who is to pay said amount of such deposit Upon presentation aof shis receipt, tho sEnunutsi 10 % pasd over The Postmaster receiving the amount is to debit him- self Herewith in his account, and the Postmaster paving that amount is to credit himself fherewith, in his account of contingent expenses" y issiiR
 .araSisn Horsess---The two horses sent as pre- sanf hv fbe IssA..p f M..sess se s werel brought te the hammer af Washington. on Tues day. One bringing &t50. the other eight years old. selling for only l9o. Small prices for fall blood
 .Nsie Fork Coliecfcy.-- --It is repnrted that JoN- ATTAIN CoDpIKerox. Esq. has been appointed Collector a the port of New York. in the place of MT. Van Mess. This is probably correct. sf hewas the nominee of fie Old Hunker Democracy They rule inc roast vet in this case it is well enough. Mir, Van Ness is ali sorts of pnliticipn. and is fairly subject 10 all sorts of Changes He isan Qld Federalist. Jaelsson. Van Buren. Tyler man. We \ belieue he never made any preiensions te being an an cid Dsmacrat. -.-.E H Heratd, ik sai ss
 e3sHsp Ness is not yet removed. .--Enq w
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
{. DONATION To MIR. WEBSTER.

the nresence of Mr. Webster in the Senate, and
 knowing that his private affairs were not in con
 dtion which would admit of his return to public
 life, without making greater sacrifice than his
 duty to his family would permit. opened sub- scription, among a very limited number of course,
 with the object of raising . hundred thousand dol
 lars, to be invested for his benefit. About sixty
 thousand dollars were subscribed in Boston, and
 the remainderin New York This has been or
 will be investedso as to produce seven per cent.-
 The income to be given to Mr.. Webster during his lie, and continued to Mrs Webster during hers, after which the principal is to revert to the org- nal donors or their heirs, We believe this trib- ute to genius, without parallel in the history of our own or any other country - Coivant.
 { lrS- The Waterbury American speaks very encou- ragingly of the business prospects o that place. About fifty buildings are now erecting and under from the size of the humble cottage to the eammodious mansion of more lofty pretensions. fn additon to fine various heavy manufacturing es- lahlishments already in the tide of successful ex- two new companies are announced--one for the manufacture of India Rubber Goods, with a capital of ss3500. Another association with cap-
 ial of Sl0.000. are making extensive preparations ar a large business in that Hue. =5 i
 JVzas sriR Me Girls sas 1.-The subject of fnr- ,ishing employment for about SIX thousand females yho aae unemployed in the city of New York. ,as been much discussed lately, without any plan ,eng adopted that will prove successful. A cor espundent af the true Sun has taken up the sub- ecs. and makes the following proposition :--"There
 re very few women in proportion to men in Iowa. Michigan, and Mississippi. Three thousands of hese girls can all get husbands in three months. If hey will go I propose subscription of S25, 900.
 y the bachelors of Mississippi, Iowa, Michigan,
 Id .Nesr Fort. Let . meeting be called, sub criptions received, and a committee appointed to manage the whole affair. toTeceiye application for rec passage ioEChicagn, Milwaukies Sc, and dis Iibuie free tickets to deserving persons A
The New York herald., 1845-07-09
FOOT BACE-BEACON COURSE.

ENGLAND AGAINST AMERICA
WI DNESDAY, July 9th. Ten Mile Race Tor purse of
w S800-S50 the second and $50 the third The fol-
lowing pedestrians have entered -
l. John Gildersleeve, 6. American Deer late from
g. Ignace Katanch,ate, the England,
Iroquois Indian I. Scotch Bantam, late from
3. N. NJ Hail. Scotland.
4. G.. Desmond 8. T., Chemy,
S. James Wheelan. 9. Nj. Pickney.
Same Day. at 2 o'clock the sports will with
Walk Of Two Miles for Of $30Sl0 the second for
which the following pedestrians have entered and Others
pected to enter
North Star, Of Canada, John $. Vandyne.
William Vermelyea,
The three first in the late walking match
The Ten Mile Race of at 3a o'clock Immediately
quarter Of mile hest.; hurdles feet inches hgh go
they please For which the following persons
tered and many others enter the
not yet closed =
1. George Seward, 6. Gilbert Avery,
2. James II. Lewis, T. Hiram Horton,
3. Peter Knowland, O. Edward Jones,
4. X. Williams the Scotch o. Robert Murphy
Bantam, TO- William Bell
4. Richard Williams, H. John Emily
+ TROTTING AND PACING.
On the 18th 3ls o'clock, will off match mile
heats best harness. for Sl000 between the celebrated
pacing horses James X Polk and John G. Calhoun Also July
22 mach mile aats harness. between the same horses.
TROTTING. .4Fs Br
First Monday IN August sweepstakes subscription, 500
half forfeit mile heats under the saddle closed with the fo
lowing subscribers -
marry Johnson names, Lazy AomPk.ns
george Spicer names Lip
James d. McMan names ......,........R Reality
The New York herald., 1845-07-09
Died,

Died,
On the Sh instant at the residence of his brother Dr.
Cumming go Lispenard street, PETER G. CUNNING
aged l6 years.
On Tuesday morning July g. JONATHAN OGDEN.
The relatives and friends of the family are requested
to attend his funeral from No State street. Thurs
day morning the 10th instant O'Clock precisely
without further invitation.
On Tuesday evening the 9Th instant ANTHONY Nc DER.
native Of Londonderry Ireland in the aoth year
OF his age
His friends and acquaintance are specully request
ed to attend his funeral tomorrow afternoon O'Clock
from Ia Trinity Place, corner Of Thames street.
On Tuesday afternoon the sth instant Mrs CArHARINE
ANN KELLY rect of Bernard Kelly in the sixty
year Of her age
The friends Of the family and those of her son. James
Kelly are respectfully requested to attend her une
tins "wednesday afternoon, at o'clock, without fur
,her invitation from her late residence No. 9l North
Moore street.
The New York herald., 1845-07-09

quence Of so many-preyiously otherwise employed
becoming producers. The supply Of produce was not
large but 1t at that time much equal to the de-
mand as the immense receipts last year equal to
the demand Of that period The harvests Of sl5 are moi
going to be abundant anticipated early the season
and the external demand for staple agricultural
ducswill noudgngom the tone of recent advicesfrom
foreign countries be extensive at time sup
posed The partial failure of the grass and oat crops
will have very favorable effect upon prices Of wheat
and corn and give the remuneratng returns for
his toll The general failure of any crop not consider
price usually makes up the deficiency, but partial
might say sectional failure any crop proves ruia
the sufferers the demand is supplied from othe
sources and prices remain reduced The extent of soil
variety of climate in this country prevents general
failure Of any CROP and the producers of section su
feriRg from drought, unfavorable in any
way cannot regulate prices any than they
gulate the supply The above table Of prices shows
variation of two dollars in the price Of flour and thirty
cents in wheat These fluctuations in prices have
not been entirely produced by the fluctuations in the
supply and demand the supply has at all times within
the past few years been ample and the demand very
form. The condition of the currency its imitation and
contraction from time to time in the great producing
tions of the West and at the principal depos and manu.
featuring districts, have had influence upon pr es
much greater than imagined. The banks of these sec
tions regulate their movements according the opera
tons of the Spectators and mlers and by their expan
sions and contractons regulate prices.
The receipts OF produce at Cleveland, Ohio, by the
Ohio Canal from the opening of navigation to the LIST in
stant, for the past three years, was as annexed
The New York herald., 1845-07-09
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE,
ELYSIAN FIELDS-(HoBoKEN)
Free Exhibition eUery Afternoon, commencing
MT o'clock.


at o'clock.
MIR. MCCARTHY has the pleasure announce that he hs
made arrangements for short te with that justly true
and celebrated FAKiR OF NGELiNA, and the exusordi
nary and accomplished Prince Of all Wonders, YOUNG
FRANCISCO whose beautiful and instructive HITDeo FEs-
America and the Indies Also he has the pleasure
an with that admired Vocalist and Dancer Miss
DELLA EMONS.
The entertainments will commence with Young Francisco's
wonder working HINDOO FESTIVITIES selected from his
Magic Cabinet which will be found the foll9rng =
Endor Cabalistic Boxes Dynaton Of Goble Annihation
Of Balls, and the Fakir's Ouandish Supper. ,
After which he will introduce ths Indian Games after the
manner of Indians of Malabar.
u lntermission Of halt an hour.
Dancing and Singing by Miss EMONs.
The will conclude with eegant
chanical Exhibition ofthe celebrated ACROBAT FAMILY
IN miniature consisting Of the following Marronets lst No
gan the Graceful Mag I'd, Joseph the Chinese Clown 80
Marvo, the Naval Dancer ith Gardener In Essier 3th
Alonzo, the Equilibrst 6h Fyall. the Mystic Girl 7th
Great Westorn rs Peleg Smashum. -, -.
Alter which, the Bueta entitled Old Grimes and ms Wlie
to be performed by several of the figures :,
OConnel the celebrated Tatooed Dancer Will make ms
first appearance Il
The New York Brass Band has been engaged and will play
every afternoon
N.B.-The performances will be changed daily.
The New York herald., 1845-07-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
FAYtK THEATRE.
Ere ENCH OPE n n.
Wedue adaY EYenlnQ. JulY 9th.

FAUK THEATRE.
ENCH OPERA.
wednesday Evening, July 9th,
Will be performed for the second time
ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
Miss Julia Turnbu who has been especially engaged for tn
Robert ''''''' NJ Arasad BeTsam, Nj Douvr,
Hambaut CUuriot AIbeTti, Carr
Princess Isaeella, M'ms Cssni
Alice, Stephen C9unot
Price Admis.ion-Fnt Tier of Bons. and Parqueue
Doom o'clock the Curtain viii rise precisely
hslEpssf7 y o'clock
CASTLE GARDEN.
0f-Admission rs Cents.-G
Ffoprictors = Messrs French and Heiser.
Grand Entertainment!
"wednesday Evening, July 9th,
Performance 20 commence with Woods Ingenious Tableaux
M9nvans, founded on the History Of
PHILIP QUAIL, AND HIS MONKEY.
Overture Full Band to the Robber Devil.
Miss Cohen will dance the Smolenska,
@ Intermisson Of Half Hour for Promenade and Refresh
Military Overture TO the Child ofthe Regiment
Succeeded by the Comic Tsbleaux Monyans Of the
BANGING SCOTCHMAN
In which Messs Wood, Paroe Dennison and Miss Cohen
will appear
The whole to conclude with the Immense Act Of
CARNIVAL OF VENICE
On the Tight Rope, by Herr Cline, who will sustain the
following characters:
Pochne from Italy.
Lady Of Fashion from Broadway
Zephyr the West Wind.
IL Between the Entertainments an insrmssion Of len
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments.
Doors open at ha'tpest oclock Performance TO som
at 8o'clock
The New York herald., 1845-07-09
WILLLAMSR URGH COTTAGE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS rsges,fuly inform the citizens Of
l. New York, Brooklyn, Wiamsburgh and its vicinity,
that they have recently opened the large and splendid mansion
known as the
WILLIAMSBURGH COTTAGE,
and furnished for the accommodation of resi-
dents and The Cottage egbly stuated few rods
south o. the Pck sp Ferry TO the Houston and
view Of the Bay New York and Brooklyn They have also
;ached TO the COTTAGE large and splendid Garden
nen Pronenecs, Grass Plats, Shade Trees &c. making
.e5i to while away few hours amid
the r,csg b.eezes Of the Bay Their Music AL CLOCK
ehy worth visit being the best piece Of mechanism Of
kind that imported to this country i will play G
different with remarkable harmony and accuracy The
furnished
BIIn sqpneeticp with tbs M essshIishmsn, they have
the Washington Baths The water at all times clear and
The Ferries from Peck Slip Grand and Hous-
ton street every fifteen minutes Ferriage four
myl6 1msec HANDFIELD HOEFT.
NJ B.Prvate House OF Kefreshments by D. W. TELLER,
s Front sseet.Breakfast Dinner and Supper Is Sd,
before Y until Supper from until o'clock Also Beds,
Sesort to fine cool dining apartment will do well call and
satisfy themselves The proprietor also keeps the old stand
of Fulton and Front Streets and Fulton Market
where he will continue all the ecaces Of the
Also Wines Liquors. and Segar of all kinds and Of
the choicest brands direct from the importers.
MIL lm.rh
The New York herald., 1845-07-09
"IS 1T A HUMBUG %
THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS
CRlSTIE'S MAGNETIC FTJIJJ


CRlSTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
h Ss The, .6Hn B.s when b
M Thousands s , eeeses se msh dsisq resd so
have been presented but that would be more
ds Sssos GsS %s M R1SIs dis
Which ohs m
and have been voluntarily rendered by the espec
The first extract from an editorial which appeared on
TIE Ih instant in the Albany Daily Citizen"J. Stanley
The IT, r.rnsT G.Ly.s'e R,se. which making such
With regard to their efficacy say that or three
our minds. % Ihs first is that Of highly respectable
speedily relieved him of cough pain side and
'aa ns o i "uas sn
man named Robbins resident this city who about one year
% CO xn's medical tie s
bis he seen o de hs
sS IL s' I'D Sss s to Ss % % %
s sss M % i s r sa r.s ss *: ss
Si' @ Ts anS s ss faS upon his limbs astS.
s Il. ars s h ,. .ssa cpy
@ walk walk or Sea himself yet now he talks freely rides
S1si s D. a's' a;"s King. sd
Dear s have been severely afflicted for the las, eight
iao kuos hsv-red every rrmedy t6st hays hrd
sssn w iss%fS aesdsn, sEls to fs
nd sSee ~ss Fns T. I, Try h ee. Of Rings
g two she Rings hand the severe pain had en-
y let me- aud two weeks having elapsed without any
yonr discovery and deem duty to inform You Of he tae
hen severely rrooIsd with Chronic M we hss b.,
sy, c6s M:sseie Fl FuiS
% incredulous of the truth Of the above on personal sppns
SAMUEL SHIELDS, 1855 Eldr,dge street.
Nrw York, June %, 1915.
DEs A. II. CHisrrr:- .'""' '"1' 81 '''''
almost constant nervous headache ana rheumatic pains in my
legs ard arms hvs often susedso intensely that has pre-
ss ny 1,@s ssSS and i1S %.SSs sss
b;nv h oesn SO great that after having tried almost
Isd e Rings aud % osas' Mss sG 'f'o% and
eject system mos, me"Ious few s
%s q my Ippesoa spYsed relieve
so. ssG%smsns Gyae Rings neIf and Fluid to
jAcos & ocsBuRkiY;p. uRkiY;piiss%S'|y IS William stree.
honest W Which b oasnn n,S"s E.
sssa yhch BE- be oe , street eo0Ia IN a Fl
eject certain and sox ala NeryGns ,nS 4. he beneficial
ne Rig. AID Magnetic Fluid will oand es"ev ssneaeiai
sis" s Be- G"ag ca.I,s Ds'
sa sod eisewhereo !, Tn Ut. tsua All mr
out The Iet beneficial effect s apu with
ttHEAI-sao bushels prime Illinois Whe,, 70, .,Ic :;
iys iys-~E.R Z. < COLLINS co. 50 South st.
read a. medrs,.q s qn,nti Of h Oatmeal Navy
o.. nc ..---------- J. hERDMAN si sou,hs,.
- TrtR ASKS FOR sALE-soo iron bound Water
:. liERDMAN, 81 southst
The New York herald., 1845-07-09
SEA BATHING

LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.
THE PROPRIETOR Of the New York House, begs leave
inform the citizens Of New York and the public
y that his house open for the accommodation Of board
daring the The fare will be six dollars per
week. and every attention will be paid their comfort and
pleasure Good will be in attendance
The steamer Ors will leave New York every day. from Full
Market Slip and Stages will be in readiness the Ocean
fune 10, is4s. SAMUEL COOPER
ei9 6yy&
The New York herald., 1845-07-09

k&6 FOR sALE-FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The
N4 very fast sailing New York built packet ship YAZOO
s9s-670 tons-Live Oak and Locsst top Live Oak tran.
and forward and after 22O0 bales Nrw
Qeaus cotton and hiss handsome furnished accommodations
fortwentysx passengers Apply board Jones' wharf or
~ ~. X. COLLINS A. CO
jy9m 81 Sou,h str.s,
The New York herald., 1845-07-09
GRAND EXCURSION IL COTILLION PARTY,
TO TERPL.1NK'S POINT,
ON THURSDAY, JULY 10Th 1876

Wv lIlO NCDhl, JOLl lOTH, IoiO
6hf NNTfss e ai pNsTIa ssr ssvs sENa q AZ
L-Sx-&nounce to the members, and those who take
interest the Institution, that in compliance with the
wishes Of numerous body Of their friends who cipated
te enjoyment OF the excursions Of last year. they have made
for Grand Excursion to take place on
md the Barge PRATT have been engaged proceed to
Verpancks Point, thus giving fine view the pctu eque
and romantic scenery Of the Hudson.
Mr. Isaac Edge J the celebrated Pyrotcchnist has kindly
offered some sPLENDID FIREWORKS, to be exhibited
70 ensure salty aud comfort the Barge will be in complete
order for those who wish TO join in the dance under the
direction of Mr. George Robertson who has kindly
ed his valuable services to lead the cotons
Waiaces excellent Band has been engaged and Mr. Mcke
racler, the much admired Piper the Scottish Guard will
cnllven the scene by tho. soul-strring piproch.
NO exeron Will be wanting by the Committee to make the
excursion one OF pure recreation and happiness.
The Boat will leave Cathe Ferry East River
half past Liberty street, North River Canal street.
quarter past State Prison Dock half past and foot
10th street, quarter before TO-
Tickets fora gentleman and lady for the ST.
ladies' tickets 30 cens-Chcn hafprcet be had Of James
nrr President, Canal and Hudson Dr. Aougass
VICE Press corner Laight and Greenwch George Harrison
10 Courandt street; VIM Mclaughlin il3 Elizabeth street
Avenues Barnard Rice IS Bedford street, James Espe 2lst
and I'd Avenue; Wm Richardson, Of Perry and Green
wch streets John Paten, Commercial Hotel Courtlandt
Peter cL9sky 3s2 Hudson " Clrehugh 203 Broad
wayJ r. Ws,stc % Hudson street; Peter Milne " Centre
street; VIM Wright 81 Nassau street; Thomas Bell lis Full
ton street, Wm Armstrong 10Th and 10th svenae Geo
Dickson foot Of 10Th street. North Arch Grieye John
street James Dunlop John street. Booklyn James Virtue
d street and Boadway James Grant ~ Ann street, John
Curr corner Beecker aud Hammond John Martin Cathe-
~ Refreshments on board, per bill offare
Jy6 5tec A. CAMERON. Secy,
The New York herald., 1845-07-09
k&& NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL
M1x%-Pscket Of 2lst July The splendid and favorte
-, =, ship HoTTIMGuER oo tons burthsn

day. "'' - "e' 'es"'"'
about to embark for the Old Country will not fail to see the
to any other their capacity renders them every
more comfortable and than ships OF small class
ana he for cabin second cabin
Is known superior those Of any other
ns o PERSONS wishing to berths should
a 10 make early appcaon on board foot OF Wall
to w. X j. II. TAPsCOTT,
Ia ID south street, corner Of Maiden Lane,
Vs TIC Up Stairs
The New York herald., 1845-07-09
SEA BEACH HOTEL.
Long Branch. N. j.

uIEALTH, RECREATION AND COMFORT
TO INVALIDS AND ALL OTHERS.
Ii ROWLAND & CO. have opened for the season this
IL. well known Hotel at Long Branch n; j., (kcpt last
yearly Barclay Coil well patronized BY the CT zens
baton and considered decidedly the comfortable Hotel
and Sea Bathing establishment within hundred miles Of either
city. ~ .
Visitors and nvaids will receive every attention from the
popretors who ready arrangements with
families for the for board.
The advantages Of bathing during the months
apparent all and Long Branch furnishes induce
nent to families and individuals Tor health recreation and
Bass Banks affords great SPORT and the cunning in the neigh
borhood is very fine.
The Steamboat OTtUS leaves Fulton Market wharf every
day. For hours OF leaving of Steamer Os
the Courier and Enquirer From the Ocean House.
gers convey ed the hotel miles, in good
II. ROWLAND & CO..
Proprietors Of the Sea Beach Hotel
Long Branch, June 2I, 1915. Je24 eodlm
The New York herald., 1845-07-09
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald.
WASHINGTON. july 8. l846

lCorTespondonco Oh the nordiu.
WASHINGTON, July6, lS4
The Oregon Questio's-CoAege Celebration
Another rumor was put afoat last night regard
ing the negotiations on the Oregon question-to
wit. that Pakenham had conceded everything.
This rumor is, ofcourse, intended TO counterbalance
the first report that Mr.. Buchanan had conceded
everything. That's all. TheTexas meeting intended
to be held last night, was postponed on account oi
the fireworks at the Presidents-speakngo of which
negro girl. wounded by one Of the rockets, died
to-day from the wounds
Celebration at Georgetown College to-day. Excel
lent orations from Messrs. Dykers, of New York,
and Archer, of Virginia-balloon ascension-good
music-a royal republican dinner. and the best of
suhstantials and liquids in abundance. Judge Meek,
of Alabama, was among the distinguished speakers;
also, Benz. +. Green also-but we are modest
The college at Georgetown is Catholic institu-
ton, and has been for many years as distinguished
for its iberaty for its reputation for learning and
religion.
We shall advise you more at length upon general
topics to night The O'Clock mail is just leaving,
and you viii please note if it comes through straight