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national THEArHE-Mrss LooAN.-We are grati6ed to
perceive that the performances OF this interesting and
compished young attracting the attention which
they well deserve Her performance Of Evadnc Mon
day evening witnessed by nuditory and
received throughout with very marked appreciation and
applause In Juliet last evening she also displayed power
and high order We shonld also the highly
creditsble manner In which she supported by the
company. As the social ssyees OF our city will oil
be in degree suspended during the approaching
son. we that The cement Of this popular and well
conducted place ofamucmen, find their endesvors
minister the public qualification suitably appreciated
and r.warded.
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CARUsps SALOON, WARRINGTON.

MISS DAVENPORT the honor announcing win
Ill shshp~srisn readings Thursdy and Saturday
nights Vs. Subject Thursday evenngROMEo
ASD JULIET Subject saturday sveningMEROHANT or VEN
ICE. Readinss will commence ri o'clock
of obtained principal
the hail. secured on Thursday and Saturday
oh M-d5f
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rARUsIs SALOON. March \, lsse-mi.s JENNY Dusk
" announcing The citizens Of the District
she give Washington, At Caruds Saloon, Mon
evening Assisted Prof Downas the piano, and
Prof Wagner the csonet Programme In future ADVERTISE
Feb c4-dn
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= saA>u The oaCEoLA win leave Washington fo'
The shove place on Thursday merit me With Instant
Me o'clock, q. m. Passage md mrc -
she win orch going and Gone vcr and The usual
landings on the fotomsc.
Feb k-tm JAMES MITCHELL, Captain,
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TELEGRAPHIo REPORTS, &c.
.Arrivai of Cuban Prisoners.

BosroN Feb. 23.-The brig Oak from Malaga, has
rived bringing three Cuban prisoners Martin Converse Of
Worcester j. d Hugges of New Orleans, and ]. B. Hough
OF Indiana.
The $40 900 Spanish dolars) stolen from the Bank Of
Missouri discovered, buried In the sand, at Falmouth
on Saturday afternoon.
Two more arrest have been made Of parties charged with
the robbery Of the barque Missouri One is brother
Captain Dixon and the other boatnan named Durham
who paid $500 to hurry Pittman across from Holiness
The cargo oil the ship Shanunga has been all gotten
and the steam pump keel her free Of water
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BosToN, Feb. 2i-Hughes and Hough. the released Gu.
ban prisoners ho have ned here from Spain,
press their thanks the American consul at Glib
raar and Cadiz for their exertions In their behalf
They speak highly OF their by the Spanish
government.
The frgae Susquehanna had arrived Zanzibar the
ID December and have sailed the 10Th for Cy-
lon well
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The Empire City at Ney Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 20.-The Empire City brings fifty
two thousand dollars in gold dust freight and lars
port the steamship Alabama had been CONDEMNED
San Juan as unseaworthy. There is no general news
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IT., Sf,am,r Cifv Of Gia,eow

PM ApELrHIA, Feb. ZAP. m.-Tae steamer Cy Of
Glasgow, from Liverpool passed the brsakws.er at day
light this morning She will reach her wharf In this city
ABOUT six o'clock this evening Her dates from Liverpool
are 70 the 4th and not those Of the Cambria
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To conclude with the very lsushabls farce Of
TIE JACoBtTE.

Private boxes IS and parqueitc, so cent? re'
,,s as cents; orchestra Seats rs family circle, - e'
third tier, so cents solored gallery, 70 cents.
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In Philadelphia on the morning the ast instant aged %
MARGARET CAMPBELL GRAHAM, daughter OF Lieut. Coen'
JIsrs ID. and CuARLoTTE MEADE GRAHAs.
Uer friends are invited 10 attend St. Johns Chuh
in this city this morning. 25t instant half O'CLOCK
ON the 2lst ins,a MI INDIANA JANE daughter Of JANIS !"
Ass VIRGINIA CopRic
twes,srn virrinan please copy.l
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NETWORK LEGIsLATURE.

SENATE ALBANY, Feb 7, 1882.
Mr.. MONROE reported bill OF very stringent
The bill provides that no sale shall be mace Of less
than thirty gallons eXcep, In certain cases, when It
NAV be sold for medical purposes under very strict
provisions to prevent the abuse thereof The VIOLA
non Of the law to subject tho offender to punishment
by fine and Imprisonment The first and second
cfIeu.es to be punished by fine, and the third by
fine ard imprisonment. The prosecutor to be al:
miited as witness on the trial No person engaged
.ip the traffic of liquor 10 be allowed to sit as jurors
in these cases and the TRIAL OF suits shall take pre-
cedence OF all others before the Court All liquors
found m possession of statesmen, not authorized.
shall be seized. The act to take effect the first Of
Mr.. TABER assert ted to the report, not because he
Was convinced Of the wisdom Of the proposed law,
but was willing to vote for the mos. thorough legis-
laton the people would sustain. Friendly as he was
Known 10 be to The cause, observation and expert
ence had convinced hun OF the almost uny iedDg te-
uacity of human habits and that IN dealing with this
evil Cancellation and discretion were as Ldispensa-
bic as courage and energy. debate upon the Dill
mis- n, satisfy him the bill was needed.
4 motion to print 10000 copies OF the report and
bill was referTed.
Mr. VAypKRBILT reported bill to regulate the
Wharfage Oh Lighters In Brooklyn and New.York.
Also, q bill 'or the relief Of the Town Auditors OF
Williamsburg.
nsssed in Committee The petitioner appears to
have entered into matrimonial connection when
ante youth Some eight or ten years since, di.
yorce was obtained by the wife, upon the testimony
of a person who 1t 10 said, has made confession
that perjury was employed to produce that divorce
The bill relieves Cobb from the restraint imposed
bv The Supreme Court forodding him from contract
ing marriage The bill was read ana passed ai'ei
MI PIERCE introduced his regulation for the taxa.
ton Of real estate subject to mortgages Adjourned
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n,,,,,ary Mutiny and Executions.

co ,be evening Of January Z, Madrid
-, itls alarmed al finding the palace and all
- mSglts,y posts doubly guaIced, and the body OF
~ ssrrison confined 10 their barracks 1t appears
~, ,m pru6tni promises OF royal iGrgssSs had been
go TO the sOlciers-ldrgesSe that, on account OF
Ss stse Of The public treasury. cannot for the pre-
.s,t be Granted. AddeG 10 this, It appears that
ssus O. TOE officers OF one Of the crack regiments
have been pnLished for having struck several re-
h,cioJy or II ore than usually dull, recruits at ex-
s,eise. Ia an army like The Spanish, in which
discipfe can only obtain through mixture
M tact snhd seventy, very little matter
suf5ces 30 make the seeds OF disorder terminate.
Whfn, therefore, on the morning o. the 7tn, tae ca
sntinfo'Irce the army that al the senior officers
om senior lieutenant 10 senior orgddief u be
ncmo,ec, and the soldiers 10 have years service
isktn 90, their disappointment broke out so much
Inc more violent, that they had been expecting
SoI)sS a man TO indulge themselves with. In every
,sgiment there or less excitement, famed,
= q sa,d. BY emissaries la the San Francisco bar
s.cts some soldiers seized their arms. and, to the
,sr,or az the neighborhood, come shots were ex
sSsnoed. ard a tremendous uptoar took place
smoIe the military, some Of whom shouted Fra Ia
es,1biico. and others broke their arms. vigorous
msa,ures were taken, the mutineers seized, and
sred by court. martial OF the number condemned
,hyee we're sentenced to be shot, and the order was
csrried cut on the 9th The execution restored dis
ciplnc.
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ment let such case or bill Of eptons be attached
b. the Csrk to the Judgment roll in this causs aSd
form part thereof and Is Is further ordered. thai
in the defendant shall appeal from such judg-
ment to the General Term OF this Count, and
serve notice ,hereof within thirty days from the
entry Of such judgment, that further proceed
nss on said Judgment shall DO stayed In case tho de-
cnc ant shall within ten days from this date give 80
uce OF this Court at CHAMBERS on two days nstice
10 NE Attorney for plaintiff for payment Of $3.50,
and the taxed costs In the case
lSignedl THoxAsJ OAxLRy
Febrraiy7 1854.
Mr.. O'Conor-And in the meantime we have no 60
curity.
Chief !ustiee-There should be temporary ~
The defendant has, therefore, thirty days to appeal
to General Term, and two years fro the decsion Of
that tribunal to the Court Of Appeals.
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90 worthily msintsins the ereat pr.
ssskn tr ~ the divine and slipower'ul
On % y civil cs,siI:zation against bnoarlsm' we
np y -, ,e,l;e5 that he had been Ions convinced
as.sesny Of the sentiments Of respsc: ana , 1e,
vdfeesm :. nv its General. in Chef that ne was
fveee mmy s; ~ fresh assurance OF THAT the
bspy 70 s,sve 10 Rome the example OF every
Ifestn aIny md of the most admirable discipline
y bs arm CONVICTION ina, 1t Would
cctrrue "a s~.rts which had taken place would
w. us s,s sdvautage OF order and religion. Hts
'e 70 's men rsisirg his hands toward Heaven. IN
Beless, ~. ssins OF the Almighty on the Off ers
Iclta we y,stssoeclfuly kaee.ing before him. The
.io,sI s,srsMd advanced toward the Pope, who
, .s.snt.s his hand !or him to Kiss.
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Miscellaneous Items.

In the department Of the Bases Apes
according to the election returns, the proportion
Of Louis Napoleons adherenis is about 81 to L.
Nevertheless it is found necessary to keep up the
state Of siege there and the ferocous "demoraiza-
tom Of the Department is the object OF horror in the
journals of the usurper.
The last instance of English eccen-
tIicsy is the desire of wealthy Bron to marry the
Countess Of Bocarme, who Was accused Of helping
TO poison her brother in Belgium last year She re-
fused him aud he died recently her legacy
Of tie0C
M. Theirs has left Brussels aod ar
rived at London.
Gen. Lamoriciere has been at CO.
losne confined 70 his bed with govt, bu, has also so
10 London.
of 100000 acres Of tillab,e land ia
he knecem Of Hanover, 100000 belong to ci,i-
zsls and peasants. The number of large estates is
very small.
-Gallait, the most distinguished histori-
cal painter Of Belgium, is dead
"A Spaniard lately died at AlsieIs at
the age Of lO4. He worked at his trade Of joiner TO
Tie end, ard always enjoyed goo9 health For tne
iasi years his only bed had been Pile of shaVings
In his shop
An eminent Judge Of Paris, recently,
% !esuning with his wife TO tina. city after tour
osigium, was informed by the lady, that she had
.ey Mainss lace in her porsman,eau. She de-
asr husband to conceal it in his ha, in order to
scspe detection At the Custom-House. The
,'...a gentleman, in stase OF great perplersy and
,y annoyed al the impradepce of his wife. at
49, 80 consented, crammed his hat over his ears,
"asa arrived at The station, handed bis passport
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MOVEMENTS OF KOssUTH.
% che Ohio Lesislatare.

COLUMBUS, Saturday, Feb. 7, 1854.
kossuih was pTesensed to the Legislature Of Ohio
to-day. at II O'Clock. He WAS welcomed By Lieu
tenant Governor Medill
hossuth made a brief speech, in which he CON-
pared this nation to a new Moses on new Mount
sinai, shouting on. with laundering voice 10 the
cespots Of the world, Henceforward this shall be
alaw, In the name of the Lord, your and our Cod
fe shaii not kill nations ye shall not steal their
freedom ys shall not cove. what is your neigh
oors' He also spoke of two remarkable coin
cidences-the State of Ohio and himself had the
same birthday and the tidings of the present day
would reach Washington when the Senators of the
United States were sitting in judgment on the ques
ton OF International law.
The speech was received with thunders of ap.
plause.
At the meeting Of the Hungarian Association, this
evening, Governor Wood. presided. On taking the
chair he spoke few words, most emphancally for
intervention
Kossnih then addressed the Association at length,
and advanced the three leading points of hisspeech
at the New York Corporation banquet.
These points were sfterwari adopted as the
resolution of the meeting
Judge Spalding moved resolution instruc!ing
CoTere TO declare that whenever despots trample
beyond their own confines 10 suppress an uprising
PEOPLE for freedom, this country will interfere,
tackled up by the power Of tho nation The resolu-
Ion was received with enthusiastic cheers aud
az opted
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ENGLAND.
The Amazon-sIore Passengers saved.

The Amazon-More Passengers Saved.
The London Tunes of Jan. Is, has a. tel
egraphc dispatch from Plymouth, dated at the
previous evening, which states that the port life.
boat OF the Amazon was picked up by Dutch
galliot in the Bay of Biscay, and the following
persons on board have been landed at Plymouth
Rev. William Blood, Mr.. Gilley, (Kilkelly y
Lieutenant 6eylls, William Angus, second en-
gineer; Isaac Roberts, boiler-maker; c. Deud-
ney, stoker; w. Wall, s,oker; G. Webb, sea-
man, Wright, seaman; MINES, storekeeper;
and Harris, boy.
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Shining Intelligence.

AR from New York-Harkaway, at Liverpool; Enter
Gaatn. al Lveipool Colombia Bremen; 10 h, lisrbn-
eer, Falmouth 27th steamer psclhc LyorpsoI A%sn-
attain, do. 18th, Splendid, Messus 22d Joanna LOUISA
Sailed for rew-Yorl-Hendrick Hudson, from Ports
mouth l8 h Margaret Evans, Deal Hs rington, Liver
pool Garck DO 18Th, William Tell; HAVE; Industry,
Antwerp; 2ls, Christian, Desi Independence Ports
AR. /, Boston-Jan; 2Oh Colon at Liverpool Ocean,
Client; sist. Joan, and st James, Antwerp
from doah, ut Liverpool! ed,
SAILED tyr Philadelphia Jan. TO- Mermaid fn Bordeaux;
lelh, s b. Given. Liverpool
Arrived from BsitimoIe-Jan. 10, Reporter,at Liver
sailed f1 Batmore-Jan 49, Abbostsford from Liver
po4Si iSse from Chsreston-JsD7 Pequn at Havrs' Car.
pa,ic LTerp9o l9.n Aiae9' 2s3 Fatta Ieith;
MieInac in the Clyde Bassa Hayre er.,...ano
Sailed for Charleston-Jsn 20, Cronus from F3lkstone
18th sdy Of the Lake. Liverpool; Gen. Parkhi ana
a,r,r.d from New Orleans-Jan. 18th, Crescent CITY;
81 Liverpool 18th, Louisiana, Sax uel Lawrehce' anu
prsmesJaS t. Ernetine. off the Wight; goth, Isssc
hem Do; Ssd soda do; VIM weeks. do Jane Gid
Tool sGs 5 sS Si Il ss1
iom the Clyde; Peru, Deal julius Cesar. Ne"port port,
Do a George Ss
olympus Do ITEMS do Bristol; Monmouth
Cadz. Jan slope MslseafoI Boston, Jan. 10, Wired,
Re Sanoett saed the 9Th Oct and the Audubon a5h,
The Gear fIcm Shields for New York arrived at Deal
The Independence, from London for New York arrived
The Margaret Evans from London for New York,
arrived at Po,tsmou,b. Jan. -
MEMoRANDA, Deal. Jan sO-The Johanna Louise ar
The Hayernsn arrived yesterday frsm New ferk ~
Chr stIsna with damage TO rudder loss OF sa
SPLIT Sc. 2lst, The O.te arrived hem Cnarisslon III
Hsmbueh with split sails; ~,
2lst The Abbott. Lord. for Baltimore has pus back
Ieaky The Ganick, for New York. has put back with
loss of sails &c.
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rrom Yer, Cruz-Destructive Hurricane. &c.

NEw.ORLEANs, Saturday, Fec. 7, Iss2'
By the arrival Of the brig Hercules, from Vera
Cruz, We lean that a violent hurricane commenced
AZ that place on the 18th ult., which continued ioI
od,ys Several vessels dragged ther acno1s
and strsnc ed on the rocks. including the American
bark. Rosanna and Wilson, and schoouers Jonn
K. Somers and Robert Sheldon. The English Dig
sultan as also wrecked -.
The Mexican Congress assembled ON tue i'' ui''
There was no other news Of importance.
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A Steamer Sunk on the Ohio.

LOUISVILLE, Saturday, Feb. 7, Ie5z
Tie steamboat Whiilwino, from Cairo. met the
steamer Oswego at cambridge, In sinking conoi,
ton. She ran alongside the Oswego, ana LOOK on
her passengers ard some freight, after which she
settled down in fifteen feet water. The Oswego
threw overheard several hundred sacks OF SAT-, ana
has Iow in her hold about three hundred tons OIL
ffeIeht. The boat will prove a total loss
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The Southern Maii-The Wheeling Bridge
CasP. &C,

BAIrrNoRE, Saturday, Jan. !, 1852
The Southern mail due last night from Ne"'of'
leans arrived this morning. o,
The steamship FANNY had reached Ne"OLieansS
with dates from the Rio Grande 70 .ne ION, an
portsIt. ~. .n;n-
Judges Tapsy and Daniels dissent from .hs opln-
ion against the Wheeling Bridge case Inc qae as
~, H., bridse 1 must s|e BE- SEEDED by suit at law
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kossuth Meetings,

CINCINNATI, Friday, Feb 6, 1851.
h0fsuh mass meeting Is 10 oe held nere to-
sUfh movement
LOUISVILLE, Friday, Feb 6, 1852.
large meeting OF citizens was held liz the Court
Il ysc lost night. Resolutions were passed express
No. sympathy for Kossulh, inviting MIN 10 visi. here,
Hi pointing Committee 20 make aAangements
III Lls recs l,ion. SundIy speeches were made
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CITY ITEMS.

" Captain Massiug berd, formerly of the
Royal Bolse Guards, and party returned to the City
Oh friday evening from Washington, and are stay
IL q, the Union place Hotel
FiRE.-On Saturday morning, about l2l
Cclocs, a FIRE was discovered In the house No l76
East Fouite enih St, occupied by Hora,io Averelf.
succeeded In extnguishiDg the flames. Damage,
I. out $50; insured.
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FRANCE.
PARIS, Friday, Jan. %, 1851.
The Globes correspondent states that
the reported change Of Ministry, and the measure
respecting the Orleans family caused painful SEN
saiion in the public mind. Should the rumor prove
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Re-orening OF the Delaware.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Jan. !, 1851.
Tie ice of the Delaware is broken up oelo ~ the
ctS, ana the channel is free.
The bsrss Lowell and Gem briss r. F Lopez, J.
Cohen, Frances Fabaro, Abbott Lawrence and En-
PIE, AID ten schoonersSleit New Castle for Phila-
elhia this morning.
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The weather and Navigation in the West.

IOUisviLLE, ffluay, CT % 49,
The weather has been RAINY, but IL Is now cisa'
al q cool. The James Robo LETT this afternoon i"i
New -Orlesns.
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Markets Reported By Telegraph

New. ORLEANS, Thursday, Feb 5, 1859.
CoTToN-Saes to-day eco bales. The lower
grades are easier Midelng is attic The Niaguas
LIT VS. WAS Ieceived tonight.
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The Steamer Philadelphia 1T New-Orieans

NEw.ORLxAss. Thursday, Feb. s, ls5z
The stsam.bin PhiIadelphia has arrived here from
Havana. Her news ID quite unimPortant.
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From HolIinshead. TetIey & Co.'s Circular.


LIVERPOOL. Friday, Jan. %. 1852.
The demand for COTTON IL the earlier par of the week
emily moderate and the marke ned IN somewhat
depressed sate with rregulsry In prices although
generally speaking last weeks prices maintained
On Wednesday aud then large amount OF business
has been going by the trade well by buyers
for export speculation and the ket has assumed
finer again there being not only anxiety to sei
but a determination to hold out for small advance
upon the last quoted prices aEd ms ewing entirely TO
adyces from the United States on "Wednesday evening,
nuotlrg higher prces greater activity most of the
Soutbers Cotton markets Wtehsf the advance On tue
other has been caused by receipts reduced estimates
of the does not eXac appear the accounts having
been Transmitted by graph and up TO the 9th last
from New Orleans. Prices Of American descriptions, ex
cepi perhaps the inferior ea qualities shade dearsr
than week Holders OF BtaZs have reduced prices
OF peIpy There has been large business dom them,
MOI particularly III Permanently pans remaining steady
and fair request We have had good deal dong Su
10 change to notice in prices 1850 bales American &c
Bslta. $40 Eg, ptisn, and have bean taken
with $3.50 American 80 Pernam 50 Bahia and
TIC for export leaving Tor The trade 81 3oO Daies me
busites amounts $500 bales with firm market
PS-JAS. 2f.-There Is far demand this N srpng, and
the maket is steady the following prices Upapds,
ndclIe,4s u: far ID Mobiles mddlns' al iair' oa''
New Orleans, mddhnR, Il far u.
TIE Manchester market was rather inactive estsrday
LIVERPOOL, Friday Jan. %, 1852.
OH sells at advance previous rates Lard Ols In
fair demand. Cod Oh, 3lGs2 Linseed Cakes are rather
lower.
RESIN in moderate demand at IS I'd ABS 3D. cgt for
TURPENTINE-No, much doirg Sales at Is Sd. q cwt.
ASHES limited request. and prices are slnewhat
easter.
FREIGHTs TO TIE UNITED STATES have not varied
mater ally. S'eeIage passengers are still scarce.
AMERICAN STocks.-U. S. Bonds 1853. 9 AL ; L. ;.
Per Cents o. l02a 1903 Per Cent. Bonds &C., i09G
no. do Percent Stock, G7'68 059l06 Pennsylsana
PonGs 68, lO6lGt7 Canada Per Cent Bonds, "a 1903;
Boston City Per Cent. BoIds. II, 93a93!.
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SWITZERLAND.

The Radicals Of Berne have demanded
the dismissal OF the President. AS the Radicals are
now in majority, their demand is not contrary 20
law The Government has served two out OF four
years for which it was elected
The Dutch shareholders in the Bank of
the United States have held meeting at Amster-
dam, within the last few days, at which Il was re-
solved to nominate Committee of five members
to press upon The American management the expe-
diency Of the winding up of that institution.
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