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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-04-23


PASTORAL INVITATION wIrHDRAwN.--It was
announced some days since that the Rev Thomas
X. Beecher had been elected pastor Of the Asso-
ciate Reformed (ate Rev. Dr. Duncan's) church,
of this city. Since then it has been ascer-
tanned, through written communications re-
ceived from Mr.. Beecher, that he entertains
opinions on the subject Of slavery at variance
with those held by the people, and supported
by the laws Of this State And inasmuch as
the members of this church, like our citizens
generally, are opposed to the agitation of a
question which has of late been exercising so
unhappy an influence over the peaceful rela-
tions, civil and POLITICAL, Of some portions oi
our country, they very wisely and promptly de-
termined to Withdraw the invitation extended
to Mr., Beecher, and thus avoid the unpleasant
results which Of necessity would have followed
his declared intention to assail that domestic
institution Accordingly, at a meeting of the
members and ew-holders held last night, o
resolution was adopted by a very large vote re-
calling that invitation. slb III. e,gI n@
+ Baltimore Patriot of yester6lau B
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

y.
BHrsnsTrrrs-FlolT has been very heavy during the
day the receipts exceeding the demand and the sales
which reached $500 bts show falling oI In the value
Of neprly all descriptions ~ II per Dbl superne
No realizing only "a II is ordinary 10 good State
- 20 81 i mixed to straight India and Michigan.
- 81 a 30; pure Genesec - o. a 4 rs: and other
brands at equally reduced prices Canadian also favored
buyers-1fO0 bills sold for shipment Mt 81 ~ n 4 20.
in bond Southern has recovered from the depression
alluded Ia in former report and with little Offering
cofed firmly NJ - - s. for to good. and
80 ~ fr fancy the days operations adding up about
l5O0 hhs In BYE Flour better feeling displayed
and about zoo Ibis sold az 50 "a la so In Meal
W heard of no transactions and prices unchanged
Uh,at was inactive and nominal 1000 bushels good
Gtn'fee sold ~ 81 Ia. Rye was not plenty, aud
held ~ Toe The supply ~ Baisy continued large and
with tassr market 1900 bu' heels Canadian changed
hauds ut 81 70 a ! 10. There has been doing IN
Oats but prices were the Corn ruled steady aud
was IN COED shipping request The actions amount
ed TO COCO bushels round nd yellow ut CD i,c
t<c. including parcels II high mixed Western the
first received Wy tie canals ~ oJts
to1ToN The market CONTINUES well supplied with this
article and til" sales reaching 900 bales indicate want
good middling upland at To-, lOAc Yesterday the
transactions late in the day 600 bales making
total lusinesg Of loco.
puovfroSs--1be pork market was somewhat excited
during the day but prices have not varied Some 500
htls were disposed II 1T $40 49, for Sli for
Old 10 for prime. aud Sll 81 ST. for old Beef
plenty and dull nj 50 81 S11 so for and - 80
20 20 for prime Of beef ans there sglcs of 100
tcrces at Sl5 90 In picked meats there better
business done consisting 20 00O lbs shoulders
active inquiry for lard and the advance noticed yoster
day has been well SUSTAINED About 60 package sold
AZ "a ssac Butter has given about DC per H.
the Letter descriptions owing TO an increase In the sup
lly. while the sales were moderate Cheese worth
from 'e for medium to prime qualities None sell
ing higher.
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tion of the people under his goyernment The best
way TO reach the by the petition 30 the Pres
dent L9t II BE- signed with kgnatures like John Han
cocks to the Declaration Of Indepsndencevith pen
full a ink. This fellow Il the same nulser that was
kicked out Of Spain for modelling there and he ID now
picking his into the internal domestic Affairs u the
United states and he Is trying 70 kick mus But
We shah drive him out Of the eountry. BY what
Voicr-Lynch law.
Mr. CAMr-By public opinion. This is only prclmi-
nary meeting Let there be large public meeting lie
has insuted not only every Irhman but the deseentant
OF every rishman in this country IL were the ~on q
Ishman, would walk by the house where he resides,
and II would not make a noise On nay eyes (iatSh-
ter and cheers
Mr. JosEFH BRESsES ian Irish eKie.) being called on
20 speak said he wished have the fact introduced into
the petition. that Mr. He'll not Irislnlan, unless,
perhaps such one Jenny O'Brien.
Mr. DoHLsS said was better not TO introduce irrce
want matter into petition
Mr. BsEssEs-I agree with the sturdy sentine n.s Of
the speaker who has recently addressed you think
the matter ought to be settled in this public and
also privately too Individual Irishnen have duty to
perform Mr. Camp said. If he were the son OF an Irish
man, he would do something am the son Of an Irish
man, and help God will do something Great
cheers and cxcitement.l
MIR. AHcHpEAcoS.-I am glad that this meeting has
not followed the example Of Bulwer Though he de-
to be treated blackguard has treated him
as gentleman, and thus taught him a lesson in this
country which might be Of some To- him.
MIR. JENKINS Of the sixth ward said he would go with
all his heart for the object Of the meeting
collection was then taken to defray the expenses,
and committee was appointed to draw up an address,
10 the lrsh people, TO call public meeting and to
procure signatures to the petition.
The meeting then adjourned, with the understanding
that the committee should meet the Shaks peare
Hotel on Monday evening
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nj o N T. " Nj A IL IA + It.

TUESDAY, April go l.. NJ.
We have no change to report in the stock market.
Prices for all the ncies in which there any
actions fell off to-day fraction At the first board, Erie
Convertible Bonds declined a per cent Morris Canal,
= Edgeworth, 4 Portsmouth i Erie Railroad, 4 /;
Reading Railroad ID Hudson Railroad, r New Jersey
Mining Company, q. Harlem and Reading Railroad
the most active stocks the list but all the ope
rations on time There appears to be specula
tion out Of Wa street and the transactions all be-
the regular brokers. They hold the bulk of all
the fances and must let them down several per be-
fore they will draw in many outsiders Unfortunately
most Of them purchased at prices above those
current and holders anxious 10 realize cost, II pos
sble There sale to-day at auction, Of 270 shares
Of Atlantic Dock Company at "a = IS and so shares Of
IIousatonic Railroad preferred stock at 321z.
The Bank Of the State Of Georgia has declared semi
annual dividend Of four dollars per share
The amount of duty paid at the port Of Boston on
foreign merchandise, for the first quarter Of 1851
81 sl35ls IS Amount paid corresponding quarter last
year, 81 sol e13 IS. Increase of 1851 Sss,39j co.
The indictments growing out Of the failure of the State
Bank at Morris ~ j. be tried at the May term Of
the courts Of that county The receivers of the bank
with whom the matter has been amicably arranged
commended to the Attorney General the discontnuancc
Of all further criminal proceedings but that officer it is
stated is unwilling to assume the responsibility.
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Movements In the Musical World.

The Italian Opera under the management Of Maretsek
engaged in Boston preparatory to the great per-
ormanees which will be given after the first of June at
Castle Garden in this city The company already en-
gagged is large and efficient one and several other
fists from Europe may be expected during the season
We happy to hear also that Madame Bouehelle has
determined to give ballad entertainment at Nblos;
because well satisfied that lady in the country
prove acceptable in ballads and in some
Italian compositions it is requisite for her audiences
listen to her in the music Of Italy In English Scotch
and Irish ballads however, she is remarkably charm
ing and without rivalry that she il TO attract
large share Of public patronage because she
the almost neglected style Of ballad singing for
which Mrs. Crouch, Ellington, haan STORAGE, aud
rs Jordan celebrated during the early part Of the
present century and which blends the richness Of the
English voice with the Italian method.
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denee, Thirty seventh street, between seventh sad
Eighth avenues, this "Wednesday after half past
5 o'clock
On Tuesday April o. at the residence Of James Cole at
Grayesend, l.. l., Miss HANNAH McCeuN aged ~ years
The friends and acquaintance of the Emily are
spectnly invited TO attend her funeral this wednes
Ii ar the Coney leland Plank Road
On Tuesday evening. April 20 after a short but painful
Illness ocls, youngest daughter u Adm L. and limo
gen patterson, aged year and month.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this "Wednesday after
noon o'clock from the residence Of her parents No
IS West Thirty fifth street, near Kighth Hes
mains will be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery for in-
termC MT.
On April % Of typhus fever, JsrErr cLARsr daughter
Of John Clarke aged IA years months and % days.
The friends and equantances respectfully invited
TO attend the from her fathers residence No 1871
West Twentieth street, Wednesday, 3oth inst, at
o'clock. p NJ.
on Monday morning, April %, at o'clock, after
short illness ASS, wife Of Jacob Brush aged 81 years
months and days
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City Intelligence.

Tnr CUBAN ExrrpiTlorIsrs-Ins AocusEp PARTIES ALL
LIBERATED BAiL.-Nothing OF Importance transpired
yesterday before the United Commissioners refe-
to the Cuban expedtionisss The accused parties
all now liberated bonds in the of $4,000 EACH
TO appear when called upon to the charge Seve
raj Of the parties accused congregated about the
District Attorneys Office during the day aud under
stand that investigation will possibly be granted in
order to give them opportunity Of making expa-
nation or showing their participation in the matter
Fmr IN SAW MLL-A fire broke out yesterday
morning. in the steam mill of Thomas Price, in
Attorney street II originated from the excessive heat of
the boiler acting the wood work around The remen
VINO were promptly on the spot succeeded in extinguish-
ing the flames before extensive damage was done.
FrRE Is CliSroy STREET, AND AocIofSrs FROM ~ Ey-
oINE.-At II o'clock Monday. fire broke out in the
Of No Is Clinton street. in stable which
plcely destroyed together with adjoining Con-
siderable damage WAS done to dwelling They all
frame buildings While engine No "A proceeding to
the fire, young man named James Flynn was knocked
down by horse and the engine over his back and
injured him severely lie taken TO his residence SIS
Lewis street Hamilton Merritt was also slightly injured
al the time. ty the wheel Of the engine running
over his foot He was taken home to l39 Lewis street
Fmr.-At Il O'Clock Monday night fire was discov-
cred by officer Frost in the grocery store ut the Of
Eleventh street and sixth avenue, occupied by armn
Ncey. He Immediately broke open the window and ex-
unguished the flames. The damage was tritng. From
Appearances: this was the work Of an incendiary.
THE FIRE IN WATER SrREEr-The fire at IS Water
street which occurred shortly before going press
and which briefly noticed this morning
pletely Quilted the interior Of the building IL
lied by c. Sheie broker Geo. Lowry, commission
merchant: J. NJ Kemp Co, importers Of wines, bran
dies &c anu j. Nj Sickle Co.. OIL dealers The da-
mage is covered by insurance. Messr Watts and Sher
man had large quantity Of blankets stored in the build
ing which insured to the amount Of so 900 in the
Niagara. Commercial Augusta and Empire City Compa-
ni.s Dir. Lowry insured for $4,000 in the Clinton.
National, knickerbockcr and Broadway Companies The
adjoining considerably injured by water The
loss Of j. Fowler In No. So about 81 500,
covered by insurance. The store Of Mossrs iaspar 4
Co. No 81 was broken open and plunered Of tea, nut
meg, and segars. Their cellar also flooded Their
loss Ia about $40 600, also covered 10y insurance.
TRrsryrs SOCIETY LuR.Ry.--The following gem
tleInen yesterday elected &c uian G. Yerpanck.
William Inglis. Alexander X. Rodgers Dayton Hobart
Frederic Drpoystr JAS Depcyte ogden Joshua Colt,
Joseph Delafeld James ii. Titus, Charles NJ Leurp,
Charles A. Bristed John H. Gourlic. James w Beekman
VIM. Temll4ton Johnson, and Henry J. Anderson.
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On Tuesday, April % by the Rev Br Hutton Mr. WI.
LAW kSirr TO Mana NJ, daughter of Abraham Aesc-
role, Esq all q this city
ON the evening Of April 2S at the Franklin street
Church. by the Rev DR. 1Iardenburgh. Dir wn IirvNy
liiscos TO Nils EnA Worry, only daughter of James
Notey. Esq Of this city
On April 2 at St GEORGES Church by the Rev Or
stephen IT. Tying Mr. CmsRIrs X. T.,LoR TO Mis- NJ.
rura J. haywrLL, all a this city.
ON April 20 by the Rev. W. G IIoyt. GroRcr b. .Sry
TO ASNr JAM llIciSsorHsn, both Of this city
On Sunday evening. January "a Nv Ae Rev ! g
Backuf Mr. B,rxuaS Vas BruRrN TO Miss RAcnpl A
Cox, all Of this city.
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IN bsstfs Peterson X Humphrey store, ~
broadway and White streets comprises every variety the
newest styles aud lest qualities o. carpets matthias aud
sl ,o,hs snd The purchaser can here cxamine every
description Of these articles without running from shop
sbor through the city Mcssr Peterson Humphrey are
young men, and have built ~ immense business by sup
plying their goods at profit much below the usual scae
y 70 this establishment will we'll repay curiosity and
ladies can LOOK over their immense stock aud " they Do
not purclasc they will be treated With the utmost oivty
and attention.
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On April rs JOINS Krrny, eldest Of Theodore and
caroline Taylor aged years and months.
The friends and relatives Of the family also the mem
htrt Of Tompins Lodge and Jasper Chapter invited
TO attend the funeral this afternoon, nj half-pe.t
O'Clock from the residence Of his father SO Bedford st.
On Tuesday, April 20 after short illness Msrupt,
WIZ 81 Peter kahoo aged - years and 10 months ma
tive ~ Athlone, Ireland
1Le sends and acquaintance respectfully invited
" aWtnd without further invitation at her late resi-
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70 Ladies, this aay ga o'clock r. NJ the Society
brary Rooms 3is The causes proven
ton and Of the Protean Group of symptoms termed
Female Weaknsses with nstru t0ns for the udicious
lection Of Braces Supports Stays aud Corsct
OF bodily weaknesses and deforts The ladies generally
al ted 10 AT
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IVY never teors offered for sale IN this city Styles yaran
Gentlemen wishing % purchase these any other art e
Of superior quality for toilet would do we'll call aud
famine fer themselves NJ SEELYS Genemens Furnishing
store, NO. III Park Row, opposite the Aston House.
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Theatricals, DC.

We must again apologize for the nonappearanee Of our
amrfement notices We perceive, on looking at the
proofs, that almost every place Of amusement well
attended last evening and reference to the attractive
advertisements another page doubt but that
there will be crammsd houses to night
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tenton Of persons requiring WEE 20 recount mroveheht
The same awarded silver medal for the fret premium
at the LAST fair. They be at z. PHALoAS WiS
Hair Dye Factory l Broadway Of Dey street.
Citizens strangers vited examine before puobAs
ing elsewhere. Copy his address.
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tpectfuy srie the ladies ~ New York and viter from
other cities that he has ready in addition 60 the
ful ~ planned beaver generally approved light
md elegantly trimmed straw Riding Hat admirably ada pied
for exercise on horsclack IN warm weather Genn feels
confident that the ladies viii pronounce ta novelty quite
aIroTos to the and charmngly tasteful
GENlN, ~ broadway opposite ST. Pauls.
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Torture. durine and after the Process,

generally shaving when young gentlemen
ii Borles Amole Possesses invisoratiug,
soothing and alive qualities which make the proes
Washington street Boston; A. D. Sands 100 Fulton stu
Rushton, Clark Co. 21S Broadway Cary Co., and Brig
Nj pes ork
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATB1hON MADE EASY, OR now TO WIN
Nl LoYerProfessor Iawton, Of London having arrived
in Boston viii send address receipt q dollar
pest Iad pain directions 70 enable ladies gentlemen ~
~. the affections Of the opposite The groesse
simple bot 90 captivating that all may he masried ire
etye o. APPEARANCE positions aud last though noe
least can be with delcacy hst de-
tton impossible Address Professor Lawten, Boston,
tsgs " paid.
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Ctrt Manufacturer and wholesale and retail dealer in
Stoves Stove Timmngs Tin and Sheet Iron Bakers hard
and charcoal Furnaces etc. etc. invites the attention o.
dealers and others 70 bis large assortment 81 articles in the
above line, which will be sold the lowest anuaoturcrss
prices All stoves warranted rtpresened Stoves deli
yered free M charge at the old stand m Grand street. oppo
site Essex Market, New York.
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The Way 10 Attain PopuIsrI.y.-The .e-

ertt q the popularity Of knoS nas a. that by udc0us
system Il advertising. he has introduced them ali
classes 81 citbs who after giving them fair trial
united in rronouneng them the brightest elegant in
share texture and manufacture and the cheapest quality
consaered 70 ic found IN the United States Every hat
sel passes under his personal scrutiny that
damaged made article his ESTABLISHING
Give him a call at ~ Fulton street
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rodsend TO hundreds Of readers know where they can
at short notice and with the absolute certainty
securing perfect and elegant a. asnrry ~ veil made
shirt< ~ fair prices W supply .he Information BY
nsming GREENS Furnishing Establishment. No. Actor
House who're every Kind Of underelothns, &C. for
tlemen, eau be obtained.
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fer the exclusive of Ear diseases will be
hy the st Of May to 81 discharges
from the external and the various distressing noises ia
the xured E short time without risk Con
ton Fee 81 Unpaid letters refused. Ohoo hours from
Till 3 Patients from she country have good vita
without beard.
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store situated at the corner Of Boome and Crosby
streets where win be found the largest and best selected
stock IN the city Of choice Wines Brandics Scyasa
imported expressly for his trade lie will cell from ~ &
cheaper than other house in New York. and
asks good Judgment a. partieular yor. His facilities
great and his business conducted the cash principle
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!. invited TO The Partisan hanta Emporium 81 Broad~ay
where entirely and most elegant variety Of these
fashionable articles is offered their Inspection at
tremey moderate prices Kisses Manas every sze and
color. Novelties received from Paris every week.
GEO. BILpI>, Prorrietor.
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red gray hair to brown black Gourauds Italian
Medeaed Soap tan, rmVes fecklcs erupons etc.
ourauds Poudre Subtitle radicates hair from upper lips,
face or any part Of the dywarranted Gourauds Liquid
Rouge for pale lips and cheeks; Lily White Hair Restora
tive etc. are all found at Dr. FELIX GOURAuDS old
established Laboratory Walker street first from
broadway; Calender Is South Third street. Philadelphia;
l2y Washington street, Boston.
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which colors the hair is applied turns the
hair green warranted superior to any dye in or
money be applied without regard 70 the
weather For sale applied at II Park Row. under Eares
Eot Price 10
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47Dr. Geo b. Green Dear sir-In reply 70 your cues
feel much pleasure in stating that from its prompt and dee
in alternating and vcrcomng and chronic
Of indigestion and dyspepsia family and from
knowledge Of its wonderful results in curing several at
acbs quite in other families of
consider it sovereign and nfalbe remedy ia that dis
tressng cemraint would cordially and earnestly
all who be thus afflicted Respectfully yours
Isaac Danorth II South Market street The above certf
is from we'll known and highly respectable merchant
Boston, and entitled the fullest confidence Price 81
bottle six bottles for S. For sale by A. b. ID. Sands,
leo Fulton and A. l.. Scoyill Co. l6 and c. ii.
Ring lg2 Broadway N Y, and by the druggists generally.
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rrsin Carreting only four shngs yard aud those
sn Tsrstry Ingram Carpets offered At such low rse AZ
No. 81 Bovery. HIRAM hNDERsON's displayed in eight
srssious sales Such bargains rarely met with.
stair larrsts e., 3s.. and tsi Rngs gs., etc.
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whskers the ment Il ID aprIS whon INJURY 20 the
hsr skin IL be washed immediately without dis
color and bad odor 1t is appedor sold,
Phalon's Wig and Tonpee uactory lT Broadway.
For sale in The city and country BY druggists generally
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syle always conforming to the shape head
lures and general appearance Of all persons by H
inmtatle Is Pine sold
the Justly celebrated nfable onguent for the hair.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE TURF.

L oNG ISLAND, APRIL %. lDl-A MATCH WILL
- come of over the Union Course on Thursday, May J.
ls3l for $780, between Black Harry and Bill Pool George
Nelson Black Harry and Daniel Pyfer Bill
Pool; to on precisely at halfpast O'clock. nmed
aely after of so will be troted for by Nelson o
COLT and Putaa mike heats best three in five to harness
Also match. mile heats for $500 between Black Liberty
to wagon and Monte Cristo harness.
JOHN |. SNEDIKER. Proprietor.
y. BThe Jenny Lind line Of stages will hourly
from Grfud street aud Peck slip ferries Wiamsburh "
TIE Course Stages will he in readiness Fulton Ferry
Brooklyn a. u and o'clock to convey passengers to and
from the Course.
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sics GENTLY from London, has associates himself WIN
Dr. wheeler osut Tor the treatment Of diseases Of e eye
and the practice Of opthanc surgery Arthoisl eyes
equal 20 the natural inserted Without pam
Once, a Barclay street
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respectfully vited 10 examine this coes selection o. dres
eombs the variety H. beyond all doubt the greatest in the
city comprising the most beautiful work In she'll
bsAals hn- Combs repaired and made 20 order.
A. n j. SAUNDERA
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THE FoKREsr CAsr.-We have been requested, by u
friend u Mr. Eorrnst 70 nuhlish the following

Your reporter referred yesterday TO Mr. Bemanno who
has assumed the responsibility Of Mrs Forests next
friend and stated that old frieh Of her father
AR Bemanno twho lately received appointment Mr.
Maxwell in the Custom House.) knew Mr. Sinclair
slightly in London, many tie visited Mrs For
rest once twice only during her residence in Twenty
III,