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but nothing Of the kind took place In fact she appeared
TO strain less than either OF the others
The Arctic will be tilted up in much the same sly e as
the Atlantic and Pacific, OF the same ine-hat i in
style Of elegance and magnifcence without parallel
Since last board the Atlantic considerable pro-
gess has been made towards her complexion and think
very probable that che will sail on the day advertised
viz the 7th OF April These vessels Of this line are
being built expressly for the purpose Of beating the Eng
lsh steamships; and will be very much mistaken II
they do not leave the others far behind The line when
completed will be composed OF the Atlantic and Pacific
now nearly finished the Arctic, launched to-day, the
Antarctic, which will be launched in about fortnight
from this time, &c.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALrlmoxx. Feb. la-5

BALrIMoRE, Feb l2-5, p. m
Compromise rssoistons California reposss Amoasr 3uf
talo .NsW York ifsms-War among The msrs
Capitalization Of Col. Wt6b.-Ths coffee syse4iatioa
Tss markets, &c.
series OF resolutions yesterday introduced in
house Of delegates approving Of the compromise resou
tons OF Mr. Clay, and requesting our senator's and
sontaves In Congress 10 use their influence TO promote
spirit of Cancellation the compromise question. They
were laid aside for future action but being In direct OPP
position TO the resolutions this subject already adopted
by the legislature. will, OF course. be rejected.
letter received in this city from brckayei at San
Francisco that he is doing good business his
trade and adds that Of his hod-caers is Baltimore
lawyer Some OF the letters received however especially
from those who have gone out with the hope OF Obtaining
a fortune withoutlabor give a doleiul
the condition of affairs.
perceive by the northern papers, that the John Van
Buren, faction of free sellers starting the subject of
other free soil convention, 10 be held Buffalo, in oppos
ton TO the Southern Nashville Convention Is TO be
hoped that Congress will, in the time, settle the
ter satisfactory basis render both OF
them altogether unnecessary.
In the circuit court at New York, yesterday morning,
Francis Huber obtained verdict of $4,000 against OF
the conductors of the New Jersey railroad nicholas De
Har) for injury in being totcby expelled from the car
Of some difficulty the fare, whereby his leg
was broken.
grand mass meeting Of the news boys is called at the
Park In New York, protest against being
made prevent them from selling the Sunday papers in
the streets the day that they issued They call
meeting TO protest against the holy alliance,
The rejection of Colonel Webb minister to Austria
gives universal satisfaction in this city The wings also
Senator Seward for having persuaded General
lar reconsider his determination allow him to 90
out
The news by the Europa has given strong check to the
coffee speculation. The speculative demand Liverpool
had entirely ceased and there had been decline Of from
two 10 three shings per hundred weight every descrp
on Intelligence from Rio TO the I'd Of January. however,
reports further advance there though il is said
ham base nf n in hronI
The MARKETS I'm the Banore marker this morning
there sales of 200 bbs Howard -four "a as.
This price afterwards refused for more, IL being held
Mt "a Sll Nothing in city mills No sales wheat None
in market OF any consequence Sales white and yellow
corn limited extent 52a53c Oats, 35c Whiskey
25ac. in bbls.
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NEW MUsIC.-Just received old established
IN Stationery 18th
the following and popular Music from the publishers Viii
liam Hall Son, New York. which we will sell Al reduced
price, four cents WIN. FISCHER
The Lonely by Jenny Lind composed by Bae
Gentle Voices, by Charles Glover.
Why do Weep Thee admired ballad, by Wallace.
When pensive feelings wake the sigh written by Austin Phillips
Were but his own wife, BY Maeder
The Mosquito Polka, by J. Sloman. ..E
Dgen Hose Companys Quick Step, performed by Dodwoh
Band.
Two Merry Gpsies, a duet, by McFanen.
Voice from the Waves duet composed by stephen Glover
The Preside Song, by w. v. Wallace.
The Female slaves Lament Dumboon Serenaders
The Moonlight of the Hear, by sTakosh
Susan Bayne, sung by Chrsy's Mnstrels.
Deya Vale, Scottish ballad by the composer Of the cold Kirk
Yard
The Pensiye Thoughts Adieu Gongonge
Filtration Polka, by M. Strakosh
Robert le Diabe arranged by r. Beyer.
Uncle Ned with variations, by James g. Maeder.
The syren Polka, by M. suakosh.
La Sylphde, Fantasia Romantque, by M Suakosh.
The Ethiopian Medley, overture, arranged by g. Enrich.
Guitar pieces.
Oh, watch you well by daylight
The Rose Of Tralce.
The Bowd Soger Boy.
Jeannet and Jeannot
Emma Snow. r
Dinah Crow.
The Backd Car
Oh would were gid again
What enchantment
, The Sisters Call, by L. Trip.
Child Of the Regiment, sung by Jenny Lind.
Raiapan, as sung by Jenny Lind
MaxuTka, by Bateman.
NY boats and bugie horn, by Watson.
The Chamos sung by the Rainier family.
Our fair Italy, q Duet.
Beethovens Dream. Dec T.
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FURNITURE, HARDWARE CUTLERY, BASKETS, &c, AT
AUCTIoN-on Thursday the instant, sell,
the residence Of Mr. Morris Pennsylvania avenue,
and sth streets, the War ohce 10 o'clock
Sun remaining TO be sod Of hardware
he., WIT
Locks, hinges, hasps, saws, and other ools
Knives and forks and other cutlery
Baskets Of description
Clocks looking glasses
With a lot Of other
hardware line.
Carpenters and cabinet makers will do well 10 attend
Terms All 25, over s25 credit Of
sixty and ninety days, Tor satisfactorily endorsed bearing
tercst GREEN d TAsTET,
Feb 13-h Aucuoneerr
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QOOIxs FROM LONDOs-Iast No. q.
- Shakespeare Almanac for lsfs and 1912.
The "Bndgewater Treatise" Whist
Barns Artiiery Service.
Creasy's Tert book Of the British Consultation
loplin's fsonetrical Perspective.
Bescherelleis Dictionary Of French Verbs
Biwsss Pr,ctcai TanBeiIina
Csitrsbis Mathematical and Astronomical Tables.
Haonf msthsmansd Tables Just imported from London d.
rect, ~ FRANCK TAYLOR,
Fsbl1
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EREsH SUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE FURNITURE

EREsH SUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE FURNITURE
DRY GOODS.--CLAGETT DODSoN, corner Of Pennsyl-
and 9th would respectfully
Of Washington Georgetown Alexandria, and their neghbohoods
that they received following addition their
well assorted stock Of goods In the above line;
10 imperial teeply capetng all In patterns and
colors and OF hneness and thickness OF body cheap
~ pieces ex superior ingram do
These goods bought auction greatly reduced pces and
will be sold accordingly.
IS spanish mangs colors, excellent and
churches lodges, hotels other public
buildings. II pretty, durable, and cheap.
bales Spanish rugs door mats match the above
sheets quality well floor oilclot entirely
patterns, them extremely rich and beautiful;
halls intended be covered with H. cut out to f
TO order
II 9 and 54 LEIPZIG table oioth extremely rich and
beautiful.
bales superb Edinburgh rband bound Blankets from smallest
largest for beds goods cannot
think, be equaled other 5t
l l2-4 beautiful Allendale coverlets.
1 do la, i do. 1914 and "a, very low prices
Also, beautifully into curious figures
rich Dresden quilts in oriental figures colors pink blue
and white, all sizes.
pieces extremely laine curtains.
damask laine window with loops drapery
hanging gps conices muslin embroidered
AZ low any other house in the country.
We this opportunity OF informing
in this enterprise started with the determination keep
sell goods that will advantageous the purchaser and
credtabe ourselves and that will be undeo In
fact facilities for obtaining goods Of the right sort such that
they will general
all kinds of furniture goods which will with pleasure exhibit
to all who call and think not hard of it do not sell
Dec l--MTh3w CLAGETT & DODSoN.
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NOME 90 the cheap stors-tszo@t bargains In nsw
goodsThe underagned
additional supply ney goods received this
day. Among them they would mention
10 pieces neh satin de
80 do small figured changeabe silks
10 plain changeable glace
do pink and white wateTed do
9 do plain white satin
10 do colored onnet and corded al
20 do dorenees, in all shades
8 do and "A rich black yisiie silk
do a. black Turk satin
want therefore, invited 70 call early and
in MERINos, opened 30 pieces among can
be found blue, light blue dark and light green maroon
garnet scarlet and pink These goods very
and win be sold mu under the usual prices.
Single and double width easlmeres IN every desirable and fashion
able shade.
Also some ira handsome embroidered do
Embroidered hannes, for dresses
So pieces plain changeabe sain stripe apacas
100 style fancy prints
Also, so pieces small plaid gingham.
Together with great variety and certainly me cheapest we have
ever had, Of plain fancy colored velyes, black do
Velvet nbands trimmings, OF the newest style
Silk and iband neck ties, belts
Hosieries OF all and description
Ladies' merino vests, OF both and short sleeves
Gloves OF mostly every number and kind
Lnencambnc handkerchief from the finest TO the most common
kind.
IN MOURNING GOODS complete assortment,
embracing mostly any article that may be called for.
stock OF SHAWL5 opened this will anything
lin point elegance style and cheapness have before
offered.
public respectfully goods
fore buying, "a great bargains may be expected .,,n
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Pennsylvania
Dec 5--3taw2wif
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From the Newport IN. HI Argus.
The Presidents Message.


Upon the first page OF this days paper we give Gen.
TayloIs message in answer to a resolution from the
House OF Representatives calling for information to
his official action touching the new territories acquired
from Mexico The first prominent feature aer the lack
Of point and drectness which pervades the entire docu
menD is the intervention policy OF the President,
which s more clearly avowed than any other single po
sition. Thus has General Taylor been driven to the
stand taken by General Cass, who, for defending which,
lost the confidence Of the southern States, and de-
fea,ed. The whg papers. OF the South pronounced
and admonshed the southerners OF the danger OF
trusting the government in the hands Of any
other than Shareholder. and General Taylor re-
withstanding his non commalism upon this and all
other subjects Will they be satisfied with this doctrine
o0 or would Gen. Taylor have received their support
Il he had avowed it before his election Both PROPOSE.
TONS in our opinion admit of doubt especially the first
The doctrines OF the Nicholson etteror in other words,
the same doctrines that General Taylor advocates 'op
were used as arguments against Gen Cass. But how
the Nicholson letter will suit them since has become
the textbook Of the very man who elected on the
seen This position was the only one which the Presi
dent could possibly take and longer conceal his true sen
ments to the extension OF slaveryhe only one by
which he could escape from informing the country which
section OF it had been cheated in his election
This message was framed for the express purpose Of
lodging the Wmot Proviso California having already
formed constitution prohibiting slavery, he dares not
deny her right TO do So and therefore advises her mme
date admission into the Union This will avoid the
cessty Of bringing the slavery question before Congress
IN connexon with that Territory Aud as 10 New Mexico,
which has yet formed territorial government, but is
looking to Congress for one the President advises
action policy under the petext OF the disputed boundary
between that Territory and Texas but for the real
purpose Of avoiding the slavery question Thus has the
President Of the United States managed TO hide his sent
ments upon question which every statesman in the
country, and nearly every citizen stands fully committed
upon one side or the other While the whole Union
stands divided upon this question: and both sections Of il
are looking TO the Executive for expression of his
opinion, he manages shirk the responsibility by
hat N n
So far from quoting the slavery controversy, which he
prctends to DESIRE his message will tend TO prolong it
inasmuch he desires New Mexico to remain out OF the
Union for an indefinite period Therefore, the bone Of
contention will in dispute instead Of settling the
matter by giving her territorial government preparatory
to her admission into the Union
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TUESDAY. February u, 1850.

Samuel Fales Dunlap. esq, OF New York, and John
W. Stevenson, esq, Of Kentucky, admitted aitor-
neys and counsellors Of this court.
No IS. John West Us. James Smith 81 al. On appeal
from the circuit court of the United States for Aexan.
dria District OF Columbia MIR. Justice Woodbury. de-
hvered the opinion OF the court in this cause, affirming
the decree OF the said circuit court. with costs.
No ST. John d. Murrell ef al ps. Alexander Neill 81
al On appeal from the circuit court Of the United States
for the district Of Maryland Mr. Justice Daniel deliver
ed the opinion OF the in this cause, affirming the de-
cree of the said circuit court, with costs
No. as. Marsh, Lee, and Delevan, Us Thomas Red
dicks heirs al In TO the supreme court OF the
Territory OF Iowa. Mr. Justice Catron delivered the
opinion Of the court in this cause reversing the judgment
OF the said supreme court, with COSTS and remanding
this for further proceedings TO be had therein
conformity to the opinion OF this court.
No. 81 Moses Wanzer U.s. Upper and Rollins In err
ror the circuit OF the United States for the south
en district OF Mississippi Mr. Chief Justice fancy de-
vered the opinion OF the in this cause reversing
the judgment Of the said circuit court with COSTS and
handing this cause, with directions TO award venue
faeias de
No. 60. NJ. L. Amoneser Il al. plaintiffs in error Is.
James Kenton. The argument OF this con-
cuded by Mr. Browne for the defendant in error
No 81. William c. Neves 81 al, appellants, Us Will
liam +. Scouts administrator ef al The argument OF
this cause was commenced by Mr. Walker for the APP
pellants.
Adjourned till tomorrow, III o'clock, a. IN.
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pOARDIN0-A pleasant rooms, board, had
~ the subscribers Pesdent square the
are large, would gentlemen with their families other
wise The situation the most healthy and pleasant in
washington. For terms, sppiy 10 -
nave for sale large Of csmeiss japonicas among
many OF The finest kinds from China, England, and
80 f-'"'V W wv "''' -eN''"s' 'a' "a
Feb 13-das = -
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- "hdHf WHf HfesEF " NAT a rsinufel
TUE Magnetic Tseysp cswpsss owning Che old line Of try
American telegraph, bsfsfsH
YORK have now ~ operation s vys are working BY
single manipulation NJ essh ffHna on
pany ON Pennsysns syss md a. Inc corner ~
Hanover and Beaver streets, New York. All the
stations Any message left the ohhce thls coupnuv m wash
non Baltmors avre Dc Grace Wilmington Phadephis Tren-
on New nanwcs Newark Jersey cry, New York.
m. line connects win all u,s Morse limos. Norn South East,
The opers.ns q . company interrupted BY s,os
confidential, and win be promptly attended TO-
ft n n FRENCH,
Feb I0-IMn -s--FN .-r-1-
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General Agency az washington, -. q.
QY A. M FARoUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsyysna
for claims the services the
the revolutionary the with Great Britain, and the
ida
FOR pensions bounty land scrip.
bounty LandW attend 10 the purchase and sale Of bounty
land order
O6eeThe applications for patents, procuring model
drawings &c., will be attended 10 In all their various branches
Post O6ieeAll claims against the department
settlement, Of contracors quarterly pay
ditto facilitated, &c.
Delta Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser
vile Democrat 81 Louis New Era, Cincinnati Gazette indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press will pubh
the and send their bills TO this ONCE,
with paper. H .s4, u 484 June 246
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A CARD.

HE undersigned having opened oics al the end Of Wnds
all persons who may have business transactions
the different departments Of the government In the settlement Of
which require services Of agent for the
uon Of claims pending before Congress His long connection with
Office, together acquaintance with the mcbe Of
Congress- possibly enable him render important service
such may entrAst their business his management
VIM. b. SCOTT,
aH@st ~ l Late Navy Agent
Republican x Argus Baltimore Richmond Enquirer; Herald
New York; Ohio Statesman, 0hio and Pennsylvania, Phlade
pha will the of two dollars and send bill 70
Sept 29-6
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TELEGRApHIc REPORTS Foa THE UNION.

arrival Of the Chsrokee.-hnporfanf from Nicaragua -
More god--Stckness Of Mrs. f. Smonf, &c.
New YoRK, February I2-2, p m.-The steamship Cher
ing one hundred and thousand dollars of gold
freight beside goodly quantity in the trunks of passen
gers
Among the passengers is bearer old e.patches with i'm
portant documents for from Mr. Squer charge
aaires at Nicaragua, on the subject OF affairs with that
country.
Colonel Fremont and lady still detained Panama by
the continued illness Of the latter The of
steamship Philadelphia
afternoon, taking out over four hundred passengers.
The Cdnadian Reciprocal Bill
ToRoSro, Feb H-rhe an,-annexationiss have dele
Washington, and lobby for the passage Of the recip
rocs bill
Supposed M~der, &c.
BosToN, Feb ii "A woman named Adams, formerly of
Boston, found In brook Just above Lawrence yeseT-
deed go - opi'0'eN
The storm of Saturday night washed part Of Phippe
Hill upon the Milford branch railroad entirely stop
the running Of the trains.
Freshn in the Dslacdrs.
NARRowsBURG N. j., Feb H. a. ma great ffeshet
occurred in The Delaware river yesterday, about 8.
The Delaware commenced rising, and before had
rissn 10 feet The eshe cleared all the ice from the river
and leaves Il navigabe for RATS the whole distance Tue
umbermen have commenced setting their RATS in the river
The at Albany.
ALBANY Feb III Tho ice broke up here a; III O'Clock
Il has been raining hard and the water is over
the docks and pier. Weather cold and river rising
NKw YoRk, February I2--2, p. m.
Stocks firm and active, with sales ofnew loan lI3
Pennsylvania 5s, s9t Flour steady; common State, 81 81
rs SIS 37b aud some choice SIS So The grain has
uidsrgone no change-sma sales Cotton dull and droop
ing; prices have declined since the steamers news
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4 LADY Wishes obtain situation ~ soverr~ss to
"A children, and viii make
for her board and oo per She give
Address W., washington, " " Feb iQ-As
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CARUsI's SALOON.

THE GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY consisting twenty
four instrumental solo performer respectfully their
and Carusis Saloon
this "wednesday evening, February 18th.
The principal be Fra Davolo,
by Aubef and Tampa by Herod fuae Bexao and Inoduc
ton Lucrcta Bora, by Dounxetn Wedding March, from the
Melo Midsummer Nights by Mendelssohn Ave
Maria, by scbaben and the Grand Poipou Panorama Of
Broadway, New York, &C.
Tickets foi sale places. open !,
8 O'Clock. Fcb ~
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0yKnights Templar.-wssh Encampment Of knights
TemPar viii assemble at the Asylum, Of and 10th Streets
this "wednesday evening, Mt O'Clock.
BY order Of the NJ. 4. q. q. EZRA WILLIAMS,
10 Recorder
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WILL Positively CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY, THE
f3th FEBRUARYt
Odd Fellows Hall, 7th Street, Washington
OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR "A SHORT SEASON
handsomely fitted up with rahed platform brilliantly lighted
with gas.)
Bayns celebrated ,0is Of gantie Parorasas, swtisd
VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent Boston, harbor HALIFAX,
Liverpool, London Thames under
and ending with magnificent Of the THAMES TUN
NEE, brilliantly Illuminated and both banks Of the beautiful RIVER
RHINEwne.sed in Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore BY
wards % $50 900 persons
An exhibition every wednesday Saturday
O'Clock
Admission Is Children under twelve years. Is
Doors open nj 6k o'clock to commence moving AK.
Dec. lp-du
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MARRIED..

On 18th inst, by Rev Mr. DoSrLAs Mr.. EDWARD NJ.
BoTELER 10 Miss MARY JANE DAVIS, all OF this city.
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sunday sun valuable bracelet, with three cloudsd
ewsrded. - '"'' o"'', "' " 's"'"S
Feb e-eo3
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VI celebrated Italian vonist LUG Elena acknowledged
extraordinary vonst WHO has
states He win perform The most splendid pieces from Paganin
Master Annbae Elena wonderful pianist years old will
play he popular selections from Beni, Ron and Donzet
place Saturday evening February e,h
1850 Tickets 50 be had the hotels and
NorIoE.They will give Of follows: Al
esandra Tuesday evening the 2t in Georgetown, Wednesday
oils aad Saturday evening in Washington above.
Feb I9-5td
LattelI's Avins Ago, No. 3Oi.--Prfce I2x cent?.
CONTENTS,
I. Goldsmith and his Bographen-sharpes Magazine
2. Two Empresses and the Artist-Cbambcrs's Journal
B. Out 81 Work by working man--Chamberss Journal.
a. Bridge Menai Suats-tluarery Review.
s. Abolition o. the Slave Trade Ganas-Mariand COLOMBIA
O. lsse and ls5oThe New yesr; Reform Common
Sense Of Funerals carouAng by Wholesale, Needle
Porrpy.-Death Francia NY Youngest, Perseverance,
snoRr ARrIoLss-Negro English southeys Visit 10
Americas Jewish Scripture, MSS Curiosticr Of Science.
wAsureror, December ~ 1896
OF the periodical Journals
which abound in Europe ind this country this
70 be the useful contains, indeed exposition
comprehension portratre OF
man mind In the utmost expansion Of the present age
Published weekly, {" % . year, By ,r,rv,, ~,
And sold by JOSEPH sHu.LrNCToN
Febl3 Corner ~ street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Tor RENT--A nsmber rooms, communicating in pairs In
The new heprcof building The corner Of and streets
MECHLIN 4 wrNDEp.
Febl3-A Corner Of @ and Seventeenth streets
cMrTTfsOsIAr LECTUREs.-The Rev. John Han o. Tren
on win lecture this "wednesday evening O'Clock, ,he
susss-rse ABILITY ofhe individual 10 Promote knowledge
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ugsay DOuoLhs ners scotsman corner Of 18th and
~ ffsss, opstp ne ssie Department. respectfully
y. customers SEQ ss, s Ne has 40 simple supply choice ow
80 ~ ngss WIN dsf
sprg, jspsHess ~ DE sssDs, please leave their orders
say a. pgss s etss ~ ~ things a superior style
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suprsms Court or the United states.
MONDAY. February IL. 1850.

MONDAY, February IT, I55U.
No. lit. Nathaniel Lord, plaintiff in error, Us. John w.
Veazie. The motion 10 dismiss this cause, Sc,
gued by Mr. Moore in support thereof, and by Messrs
Hamlin and Bradbury in opposition thereto
No. so. M L. Almonester et al, plaintiffs in error,
James Kenton. The argument of this cause was CON-
menced by Mr. Browne for the defendant in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock, a. m.