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National Medical College,

National Medical College,
(Late Medical Department Of Columbian Cottege0
WASHINGTON, ID. Z.
TIME annual OF lectures i'll this institution will
IL commences, usual, the first Monday in November,
and continue until the LIST OF March.
THOMAS MILLER, M. d., professor of anatomy.
JoaN NJ THoaiAs M. D., professor OF physiology and
medical Jurisprudence.
WILLIAM p JOHNSTON, NJ D., professor of obstetrics and
the diseases OF women and children
CHARLES G.. PAGE Nj. d., and LEONARD ID. GALE M. D.,
professors of chemistry.
JOSHUA RILEY, M d., professor of materia medica and
therapeutics.
JOHN FRED MAY, M. D., professor of surgery.
GRAFTON TYLER NJ d., professor of pathology and prac-
tce of medicine.
JOHNSON ELIOT NJ D. demonstrator of anatomy.
Clinical lectures delivered, and operations performed
patients from the nrmary which attached to the col
ege, and from the public dispcnsary
The rooms OF practical anatomy will be opened early IN
October.
The fees for complete of lectures viii amount to
500
Demonstrators ticket including his recapitlaory lee
WILLIAM P JOHNSTON, M; ID, Dean,
7th between T. ~ + streets.
M. ~ I'M t,,N ou
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The steamer OSCEOLA will leave Washington for the
above place COUGHING Pney Point and Old POINT every
Thursday.at9 o'clock, Returning will leave Norfolk
every Friday at O'Clock, p. m.
Passage and fare So Passage and fare to Piney Point
and return, 49, tl -1l.
July7 JAMES MITCHELL, Capt
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN pursuance OF the provisions of the of Compress ap
proved "a March, 1888 entitled San establish town
az ot Marks, Forida the register and receiver of the land
oe AZ Tallahassee will be required prior TO the day of
sane, 20 ascertain the value of any improvements which
may nave been made" designated in this rcla-
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NfoTICE-The undersigned would respectfully inform
IN the public generally, that, alter having Tor series OF
Yea nbod for others and their benefit, he has made
hreak and commenced working for himself Soau those
who want lumber lime, cementor cacined plaster, will
IND hcnselves accommodated by calling at his lumber
rd which is the stand Just vacated by Mr. John Pudy
and 20 long occupied by Alexander Shepherd, &c being
on Seventh street. near the canal ana ADJOINING the Cente
The undersigned will sell at moderate profits, for cash
hand 10 the needy p. NJ PEARSON.
June lA-d3tS Iaw3w
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CNOR SALE OR RE,Nr..-Two houses 9th, between
L. l. and Nj streets north large two-story BRICK
with cellar and back buildings pump OF excellent water
in yard, and IA large side LOT attached the other
frame, two stories high, with back building, containing
eight rooms For terms, apply to Il. JONES,
May I9-tf flnt.l On the premises
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ID UNAWAY.-Was committed to the Jail of Hartford
lCcounty, Maryland, the 18th May, l5i1, runaway
negro man who calls himself CARLO; he is about q
years of age about feet 81 inches high thick set black
complexion; had on when committed, old blue black cloth
pantaoons, old white hat gray coat coarse lace boots
talks simple; no perceptlble marks upon his body.
ward. property, pay charges and take him away
June 2I--law4w VIM. G.. BURKE, sheriff
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NEW GOODS AT KINGS Lace Store, between ION
IN and llth streets, Pennsylvania avenue.We have %
received good assortment OF new summer goods whon
we bought at very reduced prices, and viii sell them 90
cordIngly Ladies who call soon expect TO get so
of the greatest bargains that offered in ihe cry
OF asningon as determined to sell OIL all Oh o
June Is J. T. ~ c. KIM,
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q 4 brown Hoiiands.--W We have in store
Ot ~ pieces Ii yard wide Brown Hollands, uncom-
article ID CLAGETT& co.
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June Ism

sugar Lands.
A NDREW J. POWELL, Donaldsonvile, La, agent ol
IA the purchase of sugar louisiana would re-
specttuly otter his services to genteme wishing TO pu
chase sugar in Louisiana. He as iad expert
ence OF many years surveyor IN the 81 tie, thereby
qurng familiar knowledge of the ant the sugar ds
trcts, and the advantageous purchases Lat be mace,
whether in improved estates wild lands But moderate
charge will be made where information is furnished.
June Z-Im
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SUPEr,IoR MAToHEs.-

SUPERIOR MArCHEs.-The subscriber has Just
~ ceived large supply OF those innnItable friction
matches which decidedly the best i'm Sold whole
sale and retail u Statoners' Hall.
April z3-d3w W. FISCHER,
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Commissioner Of the General Land Office,


Every person entitled the right of presumption any
lands within the townships above enumerated is required
establish the the satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver of the proper land office, and make payment
therefor, practicable after seeing this mofice, and
before the day appointed for the of the
public sale of the lands embracing the claimed
otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD nj. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April 9-lawl3w
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coUNsEfLoR-AT-IAW
JTAS established his office in the city of Washington and
proers his services the public in the prosecution OF
claims upon the Treasury of the United States in the agu
ent of cases in the circuit of the district of Column
bia and in the Supreme Court of the United States.
His office the south side Of street near the Treas
uary building.
June I3-Iy
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North Of the base ns aud Of the fh principal meridian
Township three, OF range six.
The north half and southwest quarter of section six, in
township five, of range fifteen
South Of the base line and ,ces Of nth meridian
Sections SIX seven and eighteen, south of Arkansas
err, in township seven, of range four.
At the land office at WASHINGTON, commencing on
MONDAY the wentysixh July next the disposal
wits .f
South Of the base line and ces of the fifth meridian
Township three, of range twenty three.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools, militia
rys or other purposes viii be excluded from the sales
The sales will each be kept open for weeks, (uness
the lands disposed Off and longer and no
private entries of land in the townships offered will be
admitted until after the expiration of two weeks from the
commencement of said sales.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington this
third day of April Ammo Domni, thousand eight
hundred and forty JAMES X. POLK.
By the Presidents
RICHARD M. YoUNG
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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orHER PRINTING MANUFACTURED AT
CONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREO.
ttl TYPE FOUNDRY,

OONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREo.
ttl TYPE FOUNDRY,
Corner of Nassau and Aaa streets Neio York,
(tAN be had eighteen per cent. deduction from old
~ prces-The undersigned respectfully inform the old
patrons of the type and stereotype foundry formerly known
as James Conners and more recently Conner Cookies
and the public in general that they prepared execus
orders for printing types, chases, cases. imposing
stones ink frames, and every other article necessary o
complete printing establishments on as favorable terms
and of good quality, any other establishment in the
United States.
Borders cu.s brass rule, and all other articles manuac
trred at this establishment at the same reduced rates
New articles got up TO order ON being furnished with pat
terms
The type cast at this establishment is both in the style Of
face and the material of which il is made, particularly
adapted for service in newspaper printing.
M JAMES CONNER Il SON.
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s'or sale or Lease.

I EOr Sale Lease.
vTNIIE Washington City Orphan Asylum lots OF ground,
J. which given this institution years since
by Congress, order permanent fund towards
It's support will be sold leased upon the favorable
TERMS both price, and the time times payment
As the trustees who hold these lots Tor the asylum
they have been anxious TO carry the purposes
Congress, and from this propertynow
entirely unproductiveand they have been able
obtain the appraised value, VIXEN given dster
mined dispose of the for less, ttllose wlo desu
make q safe investment therein.
These lots thus designated:
Los4, 6, and s. in square No 259s
Lot2 60 l2S
Lots 3, 4, s, 6, and Z" &c 2S2
Whole OF square &c IA
Do do Z" 400
For further Information, please apply
N. TOWSON,
President Board Trustees; or to
JAMES LARNED,
June Ism Treasurer
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Total lives insured To-
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES De SELDING No. III Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent
w P. JOHNSTON, M D., of and 18th streets, ply
stefan July 3-JawIm
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re- suINGTON and his Generals, by f. r. Headley,
w complete Volumes just received and for sale by
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN.
Volume sold separate, lif desired. June III
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DUFF GREEN AND BEN. Il. GREEN,
.9sfOrY,eus and COtssseilOrS-at- Lar.

Office on r street, the Treasury Department,
yXTILL give prompt attention claims before of the
w departments of the government, before Congress
and also the OF the District and in the Su
preme Court of the United States.
Address Green Green, Washington city, postage paid
Nov. IS-tf
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THREE IsxIIIBITION.-FIumbe National Daguerrean
Gallery, and Photographic Depos, established in ls4O
and awarded The gold and silver medals four first premi
ums and highest honors the National, the Massa
chusetts the New York. and the Pennsylvania exhibitions
for the most splendid coored Daguerreoypes, and best
paratus.
Concert Hail. Pennsylvania as~'ne, WaahtngtoS Ctr,
Near BrOscn's Hotel.
2o5 Baltimore street, Baltimore, adjoining Campbeps
jewellery store. -
Sycamore street. Petersburg, Virginia.
PSI Broadway, New York.
10 Court street, Boston.
I36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
l76 Main street, Cincinnati.
Broadway, Saratoga Springs
Portraits taken in weather, in exquisite STYLE APP
paratus Instructions and all materials furnished.
Jnne cit
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TO The heirs and legal representatives of John Henry late
the borough laow cify) Of Lancaster IN the county o. La"
caster, and State of Pcnis ylUaaia, deceased:
n NIiE undersigned auditor appointed by the orphans
court of Lancaster county distribute the procecls Of
the sale of the real estate OF said deceased in the hands oil
Michael McCrann, trustee, &c, and among the persons
entitled receive the hereby gives that he
will attend for the purpose OF his appointment at his Office
August lSi7, at o'clock when and where you may
appear If you tR-k proper.
JAMES L. REYNOLDS.
Jupr III law
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style OF excellence Which she atters herself Will be pleas
ing Her terms moderate and she respectfully invites
a call to examine her specimens.
Madame b. will take few scholars learn the French
language and drawing, fapplicaton be made early she
has IA class now forming June l2-3tt
ITO Surgeons and Purscrs the Navy.-The subscrl
the regulation of the si OF June, lSi7 Surgeons passed
assistants assistants and pirsers be supplied IN tue
shortest space OF time necessary import the o
(named above) describing rank, will please send lch
orders and address, by mail, to BAILEY AZ co.
formerly Bailey and Kitchen,
June lI-2aw3ln 1876 Chesnutstreet, Philadelphia.
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II. f. JACKSON, II. CRANSTON,
Late of the Asor House. OfPavlion, Rockaway
EUTAW HOUSE,
baltimore.
JACKSON ~ CHANSTON,
PrOprietOrs.
Coaches will be in readiness the depots and landings
convey passengers, tree of charge, to the house.
Nov, 20
WORTHINGTON G.. sNETEEN,
.7ktOrney and COsn,selOr-at- Lar,
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
DRACTlSES in the Supreme Court OF the United States
and III the several courts of the District OF Columbia,
and proecutes all OF claims against the United
States either before Congress the different departments
OF the government
A UGUSTUS FISCHER, Attorney and Counsellor al
"A Law, Austin, Travis county Texas, will attend faith
fully and promptly any business connected with his
fesson in this city, and the adjoining counties. He Will
also attend any business in the land office, such
curing patents perecng titles &c. Letters must be paid
to procure attention
REFERENCES.
Hon. !. p. Henderson, San Augustin.
Hon. Ebenezer Allen, Austin
Hon. Memucan Hunt Galveston
j. ID. Groesbeck, Houston.
Dolhonde Il Groesbeck New Orleans.
Jan. IL
IN ID. MOSELY, United States Attorney Will attend
j. the several States and federal courts held at Nash
vile.
Particular attention paid the collection of claims
Office in the courthouse Nashville, Tennessee.
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Berah Fitch, of the ship Flying Fish, of Boston.
Elphaet Smith, for any interest he may have in the
schooner Wasp OF Boston, and in the cargo of the ship
Esther, of Boston.
Stephen B. Howe, for any interest he may have in the
cargo of the ship Esther, of Boston
Edward L. Scott, Tor any interest he may have in the
schooner Robinson Crusoe.
John Huan for any interest he may have in the cargo OF
the Robinson Crusoe. June IS--4teOd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-07
Something FUNNY.

In the letter OF the Committee appointed
by the Loco!oco Gubernalonal Convention
TO notify Mr.. Thomas of lis nomination.
they speak of the ''harmony which marked
the deliberations of the Convention.1 and
''lhe enthusiastic satisfaction with which the
result Of their Iabors have been received by
the peope.h Satisfaction, indeed! We
know and assert what wall not be denied,
>IIarthc nomination of Mr.. Thomas was re-
reived by the Locofoco party here with
chagrin and modification. and some of them
did not hesitate to express their feelings
publicly. We know Of some of the most
prominent members of the Democratic nara
~ who will not sustain Mr.. Thomas's nom-
Inallon. III this county there are Numbers
who will cast their votes for William T.
Go!d>borough The "harmonyo spoken Of
hy the Committee is the creation of their
own anxious tancy--it certainly had no eX-
iseHce in the convention, if the representa-
tons OF some olthc Delegates be true.
Bat the closing lines Of Mr. Ihomas's lei
ter Of acceptance cap the climax of political
righteousness. He promises 10 administer
the government in such manner as will
''moot contribute to the happiness of the pco-
pie. and the maintenance of the honor and
faith of the State" We wonder how lie ex.
poets to maintain the honor aud faith of the
State! By resuscitatng his bill for the res
peal Of the tax laws? By aGording "ald and
comfort TO the miserable batch of repudia>
tons in TIE State? These are the only at.
,elop's he has made heretofore 10 maintain
the faith and honor Of the State, and we
have never heard Of his being convinced OF
their faIlacy. An. Mr.. Thomas! such a
maintenance Of the honor and faith of the
S@'c as your meGarYes Gd cc's indicate,
would leave Us subject to the whitening &C
cnsaton of having 'radeJ to profit on our
own insolvency. We cannot trust you.
CynjriIre CHyDJ,jrLr
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The Kentucky Elections.

In our last number we intimated to
Our readers the probability that the Wings
wonId Sustaina decisive defeat at the
Congressional Election at this moment
going on i'll Kentucky. The "Union, .
also, issued yesterday morning, speaking
otthat election, says: eve dare not fiat
:ter ourselves with the hope that We
| shall be- so fortunate as to carry seven
| districts out Of ten--as our sanguine
friends calculator The ''Union'' is mod
est on the occasion. Our accounts lead
usto expect no less lossby the Wings
Ii is Just Two weeks ago since the Louis
Vile Public Journal led US to expect even
a more decisive defeat than the ..Union'
dares not iatter itself with.
at is lamentablc, an alarming fact y
says the Journal of July goth, '.that, al
though the Wings OF Kentucky, at the
last Presidential Election, carried every
district which they then carried, yctho.
is not moro solitary district in snA.cA they a.,
at al certain Of electing their Congressional
candidate. 1t pains us deeply to be con.
strained to make this annunciation, vel
we believe that nothing but knowledge
of their eminent danger can arouse oul
friends in the emergency to the necessa-
ry exertion."-NM Intel.
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--latest E~sgS!!
Arri?aa. oI fIac Eaaf,2r,;n.

-. NC steamer liihemia arrived in Boston
'S''l '"o'''''S I'll ~, y. M. from Liver
maxine ,hr y,'y,.n ; - , va ,'l' -''' a.
haIl She brings six DAVIS Inter news ,h,M
mat brought Iy the Washington.
loNr has declined and was sellinr in
h''tipoo! Oh the departure Of the Hihernia
1t, " '""" 'I!''i"@S Tor Western Canal sour
SOS U" " - 9'iI.l'iS5.
Red wheat Is Cd gs OIL. white 10 O. e,I
to los 81. Wheat was nuo,rI TX the Wash.
iugton al los Ill a los ii for red and whi,e
los Cd los Sd.
There !. no s7cc;al c,,,,c, 70 ro,;oo -
cotton. The ,lattct wac fr,n ,,I ,,nn,a,;an'
AZ Gwen hy The Wa.hina,on r,li,, ,"n;,
tanned, New OIa,,s al. ,,a,,.ol T,,a,,
2ia G}aal: Soyats 11a5ld. very, ,,r;,no Ms,,
OrIcanspia oil, ,rn, i'''''0
p.,,;.;,... ,.'..- IT,.
,,,, ,0,',,'''' '; were il'''' '"' "i,oo' any
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lhe prominent reason urged by the loco,
toro~ why MIR. Thomas should be preferred
to Mr. Goldsborough, is that he is 4 good
stump speaker whereas the latter is not.
II strap &pcJhcf" to be suYe-wclI that is
al immense qualification. There is.proba.
bly, no county in Maryland, which has not a
resident lawyer who is his cQua! a. stump
speaker. There are al least three lawyers
i'll Cecil county, who can readily beat him
at stump speaking why TO rattle away
with the tongue is one Of tie quail Gcations,
and the principal business ola lawyer.
And Mr. Goldsborough does no, make
stump speeches; therefore he is not fl to be
Governor Oh! the sagacity of these locofo-
cos-the touchs.one wherewith they try
qualifications, is Matched up, patched up,
gotten by rote, and forty times repeated
stump speech, and man who "cant come
ii" in that kind of style is positively GOOD
for nothing. We recolcc, of reading of a
certain Washington, of a Jefferson, and Of
one Franklin, men who were once in th,
country thought fit to hold office, albeit they
never did make stump speech, or any other
kind of speech OF ten minutes Ii is well
Ior the fame of those ancient gentlemen that
hey lived in the past age They would be
very "small potatoes" in the eyes of modern
locofocos, because, forsoolh! they could no,
make stump speeches. These modern
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TIE CcETRAaT.-Elcct I'm z. Gohis-
'orongb as Governor, and we viii have
at the head ofour State government, u
man who, when in the Legislature, indus
.riously eIerted himself, to devise the
ways and means to sustain the faith Of
the State, and place her in a position to
meet her Just obligations TO her credi-
tors.
Elect'p. F. THOMAS, and you will
place in the Executive Chair, man
who, when in the Legislature, reported a
bill repeating all the laws connected with
the financial operations fthe State, and
which virtually would have placed Ma
ryland, though solvent, in the relation o.;
an insolvent State, refusing to pay her
debts; for this bill went 10 the full length
Of reputation, without mourning the re-
sponsibiIity Of calling it 50 in name.
Elect Em. T. Go'dy5oro"gh, and you
viii secure to the head of our affairs, a
man who, both in and out OF the lpgisIa-
ture, has ever opposed y9padiatioo, and all
those who gave that dishonest hcrcsy "aid
and comfort"
Elect ?. 7. THOMAS, and YOU will
put IN power the strongest friend the re-
pudillors ever had in our legislative halls
One who &troye with all his might, u,l-
der the disguise Of another name, to sus-
tain the doctrine ofrepaIiation.-While
the repudiator3 were striving, by every
means, 10th open and covert. to defeat
the collection Of the taxes in several of
the c0untics-While they We're defying
the laws Of the land, aud endcavoring to
bring odium and disgrace upon its officers,
this same p. 7. THOMAS, as a member
Of the House Of Delegates, stood up as
their champion, and eXcrted all his inlu-
ence 10 repeal the revenue laws, with
the aYowed object Of depriving the State
Of the means olpaying the interest on The
public debt.
Let all, therefore, who believe that
"hoaesty IS the test poIicy,"-who believe
that debts, when once contracted. should
be paid--Votc for that sterling FARMER,
WIN. r. GOLDSBOROUGH, whose pr-
vate and public life has ever been guided
by the purest principles Of honor-whosc
principles teach him, that States, like in
dividoals, should BE- honest and honorable
Eo"gh and Rcady
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"Dimmybya,s' wcuiI have b.or 1t GA. some
whippersna7per Of ;snmPer" even against
old Jefferson. SO much superior 10 him, that
there could have beennocompaHaon dawn.
Voters ofCecil! Ms GJ.lsb3ough Is not
'stunp" speaker, bat in practical sense, ripe
Judgment and sound principle, he is very
FAR the superior Of his rcp.edmtjag opponent.
What do you elcc. Governor fog?-to make
senseless harangues TO the people, at the
corners and in the market houses. If that
be the Object, Thomas can the better fulfil
it-but if you want a man whose business
energies, whose love of the IIoaor Of the
State, whose financial foresight. ensure that
lie will devote himself, and wit. effect too,
10 sustaining the credit Of Maryland, then i;
is plain, Goldsborough is the man. Citizensl
forget rot your du'y, Let no party shacklcs
bind you against the evident right. Let no
drill Of "leadcIs" induce you 10 support Il
repudiator
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COUNTY CONVENTION

The Whi-s Of Cecil county, are respect
fully requested TO assemble in primary meet,
ings i'll their respective Districts OIL Saturday
lhe 18th day OF August, inst, at 3 o'clock P
NJ. for the purpose Of selecting seven dele.
gates, i'll each district 10 assemble in County
Convention at Eikton on Tuesday the l7lh
inst. 10 nominate four candidates 10 repre,
sent Cecil county i'll tie next House of Del.
egates.
The primary meetings will be held at the
following places
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Professor O!mstead disclaims in an arli
Gle over his own signature being the author
ola paragraph signed ':O,' which was pub.
lshed some time since, and has been ex>
tensively copied as his production. The
idea advanced by the writer was THAT we
shall have no heavy thunder showers, or
hear of lightning striking, as long as we have
Telegraph wires spread over the earh.''
This doctrine the Professor does not endorse
and it should not therefore be allowed to
pass, bearing his sanc!ion.-Boslon Times,