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Consular Service BY John Green British consul for Greece
vol, London, ls4s .t- IL
Fynns BRUSH Consuls' Hand VOL, London, 1876
Manuel Agents. Conulaires, Fancas Eranseu,
Moreuil. 4 vol, Pars 1850 - f.t.. "a
Manuel Pratqae Consuiat, par r. De Mensch Ivoi,
Leipsc, 1886 80.
Causes Drc, Gems lie Baron Chss de Mar
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vols, Lepsic, 1919 80
lie Paat Ambassador DE Vera. vol, Leyden, iyW
wolf1s jus Gentiuu. Ivol., Magdebureh IIts 49,
Historic Proges dc Drot des Gems en-
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ysuel Droit des Gems edition redge par W ae ss1
Collard. vols Pafs, loS
scboe Recueil de ofhcieiies vols Paris aess
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uide bpomaaue pour lee Pubcs Ct les ssen. Dpao
mafques Consulsires, e baron Chas ~ ''on
1870 ~, ~ pcbuet e MI vos PArss lbs
Recently imported from Europe, with othe" On he same es
'u9Slse,es' 9s,e % FRANcK TAYLOR
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pleasure q ana ;ss,sis s eissns
s s M & s &. s
q @ only sGss 4 variety also % sasse aa
,as,e display Of patrons
been invited. They name
IN CARPETINGs.
French and English velyet. latest designs, supeave
a sapea,iSs sasish 'aas aiusses, extra heavy
DO premium American Brussels
English and American, low priced, extra rich
Imperial so ,nrssiPly; sapsr Ensiss ns~ patterns
Tapsy $ i" and 1oys S Ssnsian s'a steps s'''''
Cocoa mattngs, for basement passages
Hemp earpe,inss very very ser,iesaSis, and cheap
Extra reh Cheneile and tuled rugs
Figured Mnisd ba4es and me arssszsd erunS cloths,
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS, they name
Extra rich French de laines
DO DO En,aran EasIish DO DO low-pnced
O. Mois.sd daaask, every y.;aa shade
rsa ..5 Ssnsn ssn Tslisy aqs ays sss Sss: e..:.s
Embroidered lace muslin curtains . .Ht.u.l
Gil. eornce late Styles gmp asse loops ac IN great va
They also ask especial attention TO their large and carefully selected
Linen sheetugs, table damasks satin dsmasks
Table cloths, damask table napkins
Wnis an ssIorsd bed quilts, bed and CRIB blankets
Step damasks, step oh cloths, &c.
Together with oeI article in their nsa Of which have
their Of furnishing the very best goods at the lowest
pnss ssp, al-4wif PH HooE CO.
-
DoOTs AND SHOES Boots and shoes at small prof
would respectfully call the attention Of our GUS
public assortment OF boots and shoes for
ladies' genemen misses boys, chdrcn and servants both light
and heavy;
#s# . To the Ladies'.
We have every variety CATERS CATERS, buskns, Jefar
sons slips, eHcor Jenny Lind, all warranted to give sAsac-
Mecurdys slips and ues old Style
DO gaiter shoes do. o................''....'':.;o
Bronze half gaten thick soles ~
Do gutter shoes
Light colored gaier boos ."
Misses and chidrens ofevery quality and variety
To the Gentlemen.
Call and seeo variety and style
PateDtleather and caskin Congress saitsrs, 90
do. 3to = W
superior r-proof boots for cunning and
farming purposes, "
pegged boots single and double sos Of
manufacture
TO the Farmers cad Pfamters.
bgans and boon servants and farm
hands, equaIed In and quality IN this CITY, we m
and all 10 call before purchasing as we shall one induce
that cannot fnil to please.
all kinds purchased with great care from The
Philadelphia and the East which we are pre-
A. HOOVER SONS,
South side Of Penn. av., between6th and 7th sts-
door to b. L. Jackson and Bro.
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UTuIIAM TUCKER, Merchant Taller, (of the lHae
nrm Of Lane Tucker would call he attention Of HE sels
generally his stock Of goods opening wn
importing bouses
New York greatest variety richest ssss ever
offered respectfully and earnestly soictted
give call and examine stock before purchasne ~ am
confident will be their advantage. E.,Q. II
And especially OF officers both OF fbe
army navy prepared 20 execute s kinds OF
regulations tbs shortest
prices both In the cutting and making Dc
partmeps equal this country ~ g.
thanks TO his numerous friends ior meu
continued patronage and hopes y e same hsenee ana
strpuon to business, continuation OF the same.
All orden promptly executed.
Sept 20-3taw2w 1s8
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nEBATEs and Proceedings OF The - 49,
vcnton fo the Revision of the state s..s -
Debates and Proceedings the Virginia s"" oonvsao'n
Tn. yU Of the v.Hou. the United ss
vol, 1850 ,y.--,-.. p~~o,~,,.~~ - ,,uas
nr,sSs. Hssssa Brsdd soy hs xs.ssai
secret and Dehaes Of the feterni
u III scornann oh hssembes of s AsklAns
- co.sturop Marshall Consiutony 0rinhs
ss Nature Tendency O Free Instaiops fci psssss Ds
s,mson Anstey on Lsws and Constitution a Epg.q1 Aqn
rt of Baws Tc1uevfne on he BnPsd Bk13ss new
oesios yRANcK TAYLOR
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NEyEBAL vapor BathAdopted unanimously by Congress,
VI through strong of Uhits1
states surgeons and other eminent physicians tesnona
portabe position recumbsnthsfebss
favorable debaed, and the safe equal dstbuton q
The applications Nature aiding from the potent edemic
antdote United penicntaU
elsewhere efficient diseases called mercuris In hsu
Of the operations o. te
oriental bath still used In Turkey egs lp1s
paculny norve41e
organs respiration rights for nAklg
powerful safely graduated electro
Qalyanc and other copsne
Applied City Hail. wing, 6rst noo tconyenicnt Ss -
ame) No. -, and al residences of sick Prohefua es
Sept e-eodu BOYD REILLY.
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FTNFfE AMERICAN Live StOck InsWfnnce COnlpany.--
Vincennes Indiana Charter unlimited; granted
Capital, $50 900. Stockholders individually liabIe
For the Of horses mues prize bulls Sheep cattle
DENTS and disease also, upon stock driven eastern markets
transported South. Losses in thirty after Of dea
DirectoJoeph g. bowman, counsellor Ferdinand Ebewne,
merchantT Captain Isaac Mass mechant George D. Hay,
chant Hon. Thomas Bishop, builder John Wise
bank director; Alvin W. Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
Abner T. Ellis, State and Vnccnnes Abn Smith,
farmer, bank director, and auditor of Knox county.
Joseph Bowman Presidenti b. ShureT Whitney, Secretary;
Wm Burch, Vincennos branch
of the Stale Bank of Indiana. at
L. NELSON agent Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and
18th Streets Washington City,
Sept 2S-dly
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rOMuoN HALL OF the of Petersburg virginia,
May 1850 The following resolution this day adopted BY
the Halt sl,.s
"Reoed That Of the advertise for proposals for
100000 the bonds OF the Of Petersburg endorsed BY
with coupons for interest," payable half yearly February Au
The proposals than S500
addressed chamberlain Of until the 18th day OF May
l2 O'clock which time they will be opened and the highest
bidder will be entitled thereto. The for the will be
required 18th May 18th June, and 18th JULY and bidders win
which OF these periods they offer The corporation
TO themselves the right to reject any offer made'
Notice hereby that for the bonds Of the
will be received by chamberlain the according
the above resolution, until The lf day Of May az O'Clock
May 2--dtl dhMaynext Mayor.
n IcNTLEMEN'S Eurlblshing Store.-CHARLEs H.
Lane ate of the firm OF Lane Tucker having hsd up In
superior and lately erected By them
Pennsylvania avenue would respectfully inform his friends
public that he In receipt OF his stock OF fall and w
geniemen selected by himself In the nofteu
market from the best importing houses name, In part
few leading articles:
Stocks, scarfs, cravas 4.
Silk handkerchef linen cambnc do gloves, suspenden
Hosiery OF all kinds s--',
Robes cashmere lane, superior French print -
Umbrellas in pleasing variety, silk, gngham, cotton si
Canes in beautiful assortment y. "a
french smoking SUITS article just imported rich and
beautiful. - t- -sfL
1t my intention keep constantly superior and well
genemsn furnishing goods and TO sell them
fair and reasonable prices. feE1. t tl 9stis
respectfully solicit of public patronage. f
Oct 9-3aw3wif ti@ss
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nx~ruOxN IRE Prrnenis, Espagnsf- -Franeaas, re-
dee dapres denere edition de pAcademie Fsncase
Espcenolej NJ M Lopez, ct Msurei vlune
Also Taboadas spanish and French Dictionary vols Paris,
seoanes Spanish and English Dictionary. volumes London
1870. # ..#tA Ag L IL ta He-L.
and Bareue' Spanish and English Dictionary avos'
and Bareues Spanish and English Dictionary Abridged
I volume. Philadelphia.
BIancs Spanish and English Dictionary. Lonson
Meadowss Spanish and English Dictionary volume "'o"
Oct IL
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rrIE magnetic Telegraph Company, Morse Llns) the
6rsf by company he United States and
oldest pioneer line, extending between New
YORK Baimere Washington, and detvernr and
receiving The niennediaie s'aiica Jersey
New Brunswick, wilmington, and Have de
grace the country time having
four wires lately undergone repairs and now pre-
of which may ee
required Cor the accommodation o. The pub wis an
hdc hitherto, the present ue, unequal
by any other linz This line with other companies Of
Morse extending already feen thousand miles either
OF which nesrages and payment delivered dessd The
o. This line have lately more horough "
m charges equal special svors y not
asking nch wcn with facilities for business now possessed
by the company, every and they do mot
hnd This hs most relisbe nns ior teegaPhing -
ocss Of the Masnsc Tensrn Csmpsny are
Congress Hail. Pennsyivsnia Baltmore No2 Merchfns
Eschsnes Cay PisAsp, No. 1 ChcsnW street, ohin
"' e, ,sseg tJ,.tcdf,o r. wM.M SWAIN. Il
ostB-dlw (Rsp Init - President
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oruor or conrssIosrs o. Pusne BvIlDE.s, :.

oruor or CoxxIssiosKR PusIdo BuILDnas,
October s. 1850.
pRoPosALs will bereceyed at this oaiee until o'clock ON
Monday 18th instant grading and gaveing New Jersey
avenue and norm Of the Capitol The grading
require about $4,000 cubic yards OF earth A. the gravel cover
be carriage the superficial 70 be
probably exceed 1900 yards the thickness Of The
gravel covering win be inches in the and gradually d
fshcd o Eve inches each side.
The proposals win the price cubic yard for The hg and
the prics per superficial yard FOR the gravel cover
The for both kinds Of work must be procured BY the con
tractor with little delay
% continued with such force may be deemed necessary for
it, early completion.
6-dtd L. moDps C'r.b
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rNANCINg Acaderny-Firss Course.Mr y. n. LAsss has
citizens Of washington and George
OF dancing for the viii com
Tussdsy Il his residence Pennsyivsnia
avenue, opposite Willards hotel ~ -. q. slA
days Georgetown Mondays and Fridays.
Oct 0-dn
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NEW DRESS Goods, Embroidered ShaSvls, tSc.--The
IN subscribers have this addition their stock
fancy goods tor ladies' among which
10 pieces superlativ,y rich brocade silks for evening
Is do do do for street
10 do rich watcred silks, every colsr r..as
do styles spotted silks very
rich plain Gro de Algiers
10 do rich and styles Chene silks
Is figured and cbangeable silks, very cheap
do heavy black watered silks, all widths
10 colored and black Turk satins do
30 fine French merinos, shade
is do rich colored elk velveb do
10 do do wntsred Irish poplns do
SO do do French cashmere d'Ecosse new style
Is do do do mousselines de iainc do
~ do do Scotch do iow-pnced
I2 very rich real cashmere long shawls
20 do do do square do
IS latest styles scotch long do
30 styles lace
dozen real valencia lace collars ..a .s.
do embroidered muslin and lace sleeves and cuffs
do richly embroidered handkerchief, &c. .a.- .
Together with and desirable articles In their n
which respectfully invite the attention Of the ladies of the
Oct s--owif ,1t f& p IL. HooE q CO.
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At REDUCED PRICES. The annexed description of sosds
"A will
Washington especially invited examine
before purchasing great bargains can be obtained o
the following, viz
30 pieces styles spring and silks, In small
plaid, striped and plain
10 pieces and parts Of pieces plaid India silks
10 do do figured fouard do h ..,rt.gH
Is French chirxes beautiful patterns for
chldren's .sle Il ~ .444s
so pieces parts and orrande musns
coored 10 and l2l cents yard
100 pieces bareees laines sscnhce
All goods above
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
Juue
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VALUABLE Real Estate I'm the City OF Wellington
In few months brick houses and lots vir
nis within square or two Of the
Navy of have number Of rooms esc and
well eaicussd for shops In conneron win dwelling
apartments trd small house. subject 10 ground
and will be sod low Also, seves enclosed squares with
Buing cultivation Of vegetables
o the Washington MARKET for dhifes may be preed,
The whole Of this property 10 occupied pesehy poduc
i've, rood condition. and viii be sod At reduced prices IT.
Persons wishing pusehase pass.e sssr
apply pcrssnsy Once Pennsyvsna few doors
above wizards Hotel near The Treasury nuidi,g vouso
Ap y--codn s 4s. NJ. s..a 80 Agent
W PATTON, General Agent for fbs prosecuticn of
claims before Congress ether Of the Departments, such
p<nsons of erus horses,
cshs css pspe Having been engaged with r. Dew FOR
past IN the business he nsters hnsel ths he 10
every way qusned Letters postpaid addressed % Patton,
Room No Union buildings, Washington city, D. O.. win
Immediate saeption sfoRt was " "a u Aip-u
DXIffM0RE felisgs ~ B,as. susssry.zzsep,, 1850
rsuesl On ne k ondH of November, and connues four
me mssssisn " n and s ssn M .,ns ,nsrs
80 ssrs ~ sssciHs tncoushiy phncpIes
- ~ ~s~rr Of Ms sston iite fl le II i4s
~ Foes for The fnAi course ..... ...s.......ssle3
Dpoma fee. sf.
ept1o-iAwtw ~ hDs9asa * Ws \ hASpf, Dean 9
SthyANFsT-w wePts(Ls 4 JHelsN ssrysntl ase = -
Who cannot bns scod rseosmendsons Inquire ~ this once
Neva1-tm
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CALL sTYLEsNew styles sf m dress goods for ladies Just
figured silks and ssuns, a wool ssun dc
parnmesos, and cehmere
grades colon, mousenes de laine, nom 2 cents TO VI
stock Of prints, which equal
brought this market The whole Of which
viii be sold AT the very lowest prices, for cash only
@. WIN fERBY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between TN and sth streets
sept 28-d2w
nlssOLUTION Copsrtnershp The arm hereoors exist.
ing under the Of Dyer Brother is tins day y mutual
consent dissolved r. Dyer win attend TO nc setue
the late arm, also Of the unsettled business
deceased TO which immediate attention
is respectfully equested hpWhp y. DhEh,
wasHIseros, september ~, 1850
6y Copsrtnershtp Notice undersigned have formed
the and arm OF Dyer kMccurs and
commission business nj the
old Dyer Broe Of 10Th street and Pcnn-vana
avenue.
upon n, and pledge themselves 10 discharge fai
fsIy every con6ded 70 them.
Mcclure prepared make advances upon all con
's""'''' ~ " - EDWARD c. DYER
J. c. MCGUIRE.
w.sHrsaros, September a. 1850.
Sept 9-du
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WIN. n. N. Gross,
dfiorney ard Cosassiior al J.d~,
washington CITY, d. G.,

District Of Columbia and viii attend
Of debts and the prosecution claims Of every
including for bounty land under e act o Congress
lately passed once in the City Hall
= 0ct3-n
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INENTLEMENs winter Geods.-P j. sTEsA,
u adjoining Browns HOTEL having received his
supply fall and winter goods, (Which all
himself the Morrill, has the pleasure 70 invite h
and the public call and te The cloths embrace
shades popular, while The cassneses
vesngs require emily TO be TO be admired = -
The stock nearly every senemans wusd
including dress Shirts silk, wooen, and cotton under
and drawers, elegant crasat handkercheh gloves, and
stocks. 1913 M 58EbM
prepared clothing order shor
uce a style Of more than usual elegance
Oct 5-Jtaw2wn
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NEW and Elegant Carpetinss c.-The subscribers have
pleasure Of informing their friends and the citizens
orally OF the cities Of Washington Georgetown, and and
country their the richest and latest
Of house furnishing goods every variety fully complete and
surpass variety styles, but also elegance and
tase former display which the attention Of their has
invite Thew
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Penn avenue, between 10th and llth streets
YOUNG 4 OREM, Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
very respectfully beg their friends and the public
they opened beautiful assortment Of seascnabe
We cloths cassmeres vcsns Of e styles and in
variety qualify which we are prepared 10 make up 70 order
Our ready made clothing mostly Of supero style and
quality wishing compee suit article for immediate
Va have also sne shiris or good make at
WOOL silk superior afhosc cavas, &c all Of
which g will cell fair prices
Please call and see. .,n,,,,x, on,.,
Three doors of Browns Hotel, Penn avenue
nHE copartnership recently existing between the
undersigned day dissolved by mutual CONSENT owing 10
hs h's''a'' a'''AS" " ' w. d, ,wALLACH,
WILLIAM j. NILES.
WARRINGTON, August o, 1850.
against either branch department Of the government
A'"''s'' w. D. WALLACE.
Refer 20 the Hon. Speaker Cobb Georgia Ashmun,
on ohIo Ia sere generally members Of IN,
Representatives Of This and the last Congress-
Ang 27-3taw3n
For Norfolk, Pinsy Point, and Old Pons-Fare Rs-
duced.
The steamer osceoia will the 10Th OF July
A<Eel-e making two trips week 70 the aooy,
places, leaving Washington every Wednesdsy sne
Saturday O'Clock returning, leave Norfolk every Monda,
'T oaiaa sons and returning at Pney Point Old Point
river, and ihe usual landing on the Potomac
Passage Piney Point, -
Passage and fare TO Norfolk, o.. ..... ..,.,,,,,
July ST JAMES mtrChEhi'
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COMPILATION OF Army Registers, from isIS 90
v isn, i.e,..iys Price g. a., ..., w,..,,,o, !.
o l,s msa ~ s ssasr s ns which, sy the ps.ss q The
granting bounty lands al oee engaged In s wars Of
s only q s Close ysf s sGs % w. sss
Ban wen Of those IN service since that time up TO
.. S9$E's' s. ' willis" Gordon chief '' a'''"''' 'S'
TLAs General des Phsres et Fanaux sfus.ge des
N.yssear. public son. les auspices de e rhnesde 'onve
sy.s%s dxlsI. o.~pssas De Louis Napoleon
Rsconns.ssnses Mi,airss par Leouee general
s.c.. sss rorssson sn.ss Poysouse
usesIoa BastOaee parDs zasuow vol, and Aua' Paris,
xsd o,hers, jus, imported from Pan. sy
oos ~.,on % -.
s,o- m nyrns.s Dssasn.ry Of Engine worh and En-
No 10 lia.n. Living As..
' TAYLOR MAURy
o~ta Booksellers, near 9Th street
nrscaIPTIyE and Hissorso.I shsteh Of Palestine |,
E.ss sh win map .es o .sna. o . Rsvo
Wy =, r....-ul., n.s.,, By an odd Psninsalsr.
Lsk and cous.peaasses. ef Rosst seu,hsy' parts
ss.l.,s. LlsdsEns E ssys, % 81 ss,s,s,,snSo
n.y- ssw hss'hy Magazine 'or oe''esy sarck TAYLOR
rs.s,. ss.r =. have s.uS: is:
s-.-. sss. sd sssesss and now prepared 70 put them
x.s s.sss. soosias ranges. An and ss ''
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.sast II rsnn. svenss beswscn ION snd iIn strees
s.isss ssne.l s.r ,ye-ss i~S,.s, sis.'to boa
nRs. RcnARDe proposes cpsn sy scool fcr yosss
VI on jan suceN,
N~~s~y s<rsssr "a insuueuon of M hshe" order wn
- ~ hrss~kes ~ fesnale stussuon.
sr s.s ssp-nsscs snsscspesss ssscsss = teacher
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sssssaf <Sr spd tshtnf our printing psP<, nevs,l
ssss srx Soskis neduu snvsope ~ supss quietly
orae s1aressd Nj Samuel waisa snperinissdsni WIZ Dc
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s~sshers pvvsse nny or academy
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4 ss.assss 20 vASs cssssSs, native of Maryland,
~ sesp<F = ssssA seehsr Ne hssei ssp o. mo
kis,.:s pes rsiz !, sos 100, Pos, Ones, sslsinor.
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To Contractors.

: Comfittee
SENATE cHaxnrr, 3oth september, 1850
Oct a -0Wd
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-05
CITY AFF AIR 9 .
CITY COUNCIL.

At an adjourned meeting Of the Council last evening,
the subject of ratyng the entered into by the
Committee the subject of erecting Gas Works, with
VIM. Bucknell, lr. & Co.. of Philadelphia was taken
up Messrs. Mactarand and Lyons appeared as coun-
sci on behalf of Messrs DUNCAN, Batten & Co., and Mr.
Scott for VIM. Buckne jr. & Co.
Mr.. Scott read about thirty letters from citizens of
Philadelphia for the purpose orebuttng certain charges
which had been alleged against the reputation of Mr.
Samuel R. Brick, OF the firm OF VIM. Bucknel r &
Co. It'll nothing more than common justice to say,
that the testimonials adduced in favour Of Mr. Brick,
from members of the learned professions as well
as from citizens engaged in deeat pursuits in fe and
were conclusive far regards his standing in the
community in which he has resided the past twenty
years Mr. Scott preceded the reading of these letters
by some forcible remarks.
When Mr.. ScorT closed, motion was made and
adopted that when the Council adjourned it should ad
journ to meet again Tomorrow evening, at o'clock.
Mr.. w, Fl. MCFARLAND was addressing the Council
in reply the argument of Mr. Scott when we left the
Council Chamber.