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ga Persons aoishng to be served aoith the "EvEN-
ING STAR 1UU leare their names and address at Junaes
KILLS 1st pUard Bishops periodical store adjoining
Wizards A. TateS 11H street. j. MISS Bro,un's
Hotel James Winners 9Th street. at Joe ituington's
Ole0n Building. Also, A. Lammonds 1h street.
Advertisements can be left at the above places.
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NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!

EUST RECEIVED at Stationers' Hail. aC!.
y joining the Irving HOTEL the following pieces
new ard popular Music-viz:
The Atlantic Return Schottische
The Saiie Polka
Pm going for Soldier. Jenny
would were d bird, dearest
Fl, I, !, Quickstep
Ben Bolts Quickstep
Believe me tthe Trio from Attila)
Atlantic Polka
Clifton Rddowa
Astonishing Polka
The Roe (a beautiful SoDg)
The Celeste Polka
EIarys Waltz
Sontag Polka
Maller's Scrap Book-a collection of popular
airs, fer young people
The Death of Warren
feb g.
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ALL HAIL! ALL HAIL!

TEJ G.. CHOATE HAS LATELY DISCOV-
w Erred alhealing SALVE, which will
cure Corns, Bunnions, Warts DC, &c. The remedy
safe and No cauteriziDg substance is used.
Residence AZ street, one house north Of pennsyl-
yania avenue. /
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CUP!D'S HEADQUARTERS

Nor the sale of VALENTINES is at LAMMoND's Tth
Il street Fancy Store, second door below E, where
they can be had to suit ell ages, tastes, ana cond
tons, and ut reasonable prices.
feb 3-8teCd
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Extract Of a Letter from billiard Ellmore
Il have read it (lIerchant's Magazine with
good deal OF tc2'i0n, and have lie tatnn in say
iG- that think it che OF the most valuable ptrioli.
Gals tnat pub ished. 80 tie Iaercl.att IL
seems quite inCi<cn>ab", and TO the state
OF general iat Il most equal ,'rsirab'.
1t is grand repository Of useful facts and iutrna-
ton, viii h can lie fouid lloE here wcii ,testet
ard 50 accessible as ia these numbers. only regret
that Go OF own tic wLo!e Worh."
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MOON RISES,

r| Mr. WILLIAM TUCKER, aoith such as
distance as he may employ, is authorized to re-
eeiiye subscribers and Advertisements for the
"Daily E, ening Star" Mr.. BURNS wal waa
on the citizens of Georgetown.
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CHARTER OAK LlEE INSURANCE COM
pAEY.
EARTEORD, CONNECTICIIT

Capital 100000.
Securely invested under the official approval of the
Comptroller of Public Accounts of this State
Office, corner Of lhaih and ASyluna Streets
TTNHIS Company will issue Policies on the Joint Stack
1 principle, and upon the Mutual plan thus com.
bining the Dement'S OF both systems the option Of
the insured: and make contracts upon any ard .1I
conditions tsiriDg connected with life risks
Of Whatever name or nature.
Policies will be issued at thei west rates of premium
that be adopted and afford requisite security to
the insured and perpetuity 10 the institution
On the surrender of Life Policy, the holder will re-
ceive its equitable value i'll cash
This Company continues to effect insurance on tho
lives of persons going to Calf rnia at fair rates Of
premium; and to grant permits for travelling sea
and foreign residence at equitable rates
Policies issued for the bene1it OF married woman
the life Of her husband or any other person. will
to her separate lndeI evidently OF her hus
baud and of the claims Of h S creditors.
The Company is managed and con trolled by Board
of directors who personally interested as stock
holders and policy holders i'll its success
Pamphlets, containing rates of premium and infor
Nation in relation to the plan of operations and all
papers necessary to effect nsuran ce, may be obtained
at the Once of the Company, OF any ore of the
Agents.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
ALFRED GILL, President
John L. BUNCh Vice President
JAMES c. WALKLEY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Alfred Gill. William r. Cone
John l.. Bunce. Nelson HOLSTER
James u. Bodies. Samuel Colt
John A. Butter. Daniel Phillips.
Noah Nhea:on. 9. II. Humphrey.
BOARD OF FINANCE.
GEORGE BEACH, esq President Phoenix Bank
ID. +. Robinson, ESQ, President Hartford Bark.
Hon. ISAAC TOUCEY, late Attorney General IT, S
]. G. JACKSON, II. d.. Medical Examiner
ARCHIBALD WEIGH, ~ D., Consulting Physician.
AGENT FOR DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIi.
benjamin G. Worcester Duvaps Building, over
Whitehursts Gallery, Pennsylvania Avenue
Hartford. March, 1852. jan 81
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HALCINED PLASTER.-Just arrived a
~ fresh supply of ca cined Plaster, and for sale
by p NJ. PEARSON d co.
JAN N-eo3t Seventh street, ne6r the Canal.
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ri. T. PARKER,
House and Sign Painter and GIazier.

d observation-disclosures his friends aud The pub
Ia lie generally. that he is prepared to execute
Work IN his profession puuctua lv ami at as "a.
Sonabe rates as il bc iona in Washington.
Orders left st his room on Louisiana avenue. ba-
tween 9th ADD 9TH SITS, or az his residence On G
$reet, rea- OF his room, viii receive prompt atteu-
ton. doc II
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perched in the galleries, and listen to
mumbling apology Of some brother member
for their ''absence from Illness Some
were excused for having lame leg, and
others for the variety of complaints that
''poor humanity is heir to- At last the
call was suspended-the House adjourned
having done nothing ladies left the
galleries in deep agitation, and resolved not
to run the chance of sleeping upon the
benches again during an afternoon session.
They will not be caught again in such
elk at an evening session.
1he NeaO Ndyor.-We learn that his honor.
Cupid" has issued proclamation in the
city journals repudiating the idea. of tole-
rating the sale Of shabby Valentines in this
city. We take occasion to thank him for
adopting our suggestions few days back
through the Star. We give the above as a
mere rumor, as not having been sent his
honor's proclamation, we merely refer to its
contents. An important document of the
kind should meet with general circulation.
We give the new mayor, however, the full
benefit ('Jrte gratis, for notting,') of small
CLEAN of our Star light, to facilitate his ope-
rations among the love-sick of the day-the
victims of his show and CULVER" We don't
ask that zone thousand dollars reward"
Novel Attr1ctioa.- gifted cantatrics,
Madame Anna Bishop, gives a grand fare
well dress and costume musical festival to-
morrow evening. This will be brilliant
AFFAIR, and will attract most fashionable
assemblage.
The Gardaer Trials-The trials of the
accused will take place on the 18th of March
next.
Fancy BaN.-We learn that fancy ball
is to be given at German Hall on o-morrow
night. Those who attend will no doubt en-
joy themselves.
For the Benefit Of the Poor.-The young
and interesting pupils of Mrs. Kesley's fe-
male academy, East Capitol street, will open
Fair for the benefit of the poor on Thurs
day next, and continue it until the close of
Saturday evening.
Stolen Gonds.-A large quantity of the
goods remains at the watch house to be
claimed by the rightful owners. Many Of
our citizens have been there, but do not dis
cover their own. We should judge, from
the number of persons who have been to the
watch house in hopes to recover their lost
property, that the game of clothes stealing
has been earned on very extensively in this
city. SO far the officers have succeeded in
arresting two white men-John Thomas and
Edward Johnson, who were finally committed,
and Verlinda Penny and Robert Andree,
names we'll known to the police. Robert
Andree's trunk was we'll filed with goods,
and is at the watch house to be examined.
The boys, Joe Penny and Green, who were
the first arrested, and who were, no doubt,
expert operators, were taken by Waterman
Stanley on Saturday night last.
Watch-house.-Two young men. who gave
their names as John Galiger and William
H. johnson, were taken to the Watch house
this morning, charged with attempting to
break in the doors of Mary B!ackston' s
house. Both the young men had sheen Oh
bender" They we're sent to Jail by Cap
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Local Affairs.


Enthusiastically afternoon very inter-
esting occurrence took place in this city,
being the presentation of a large block Of
white Maryland marble, on which was arts
tically sculptured the Irish harp and Ameri
can eagle, the names of the officers Of the
more, with an appropriate Irish motto
Hugh Jenkins, esq, delivered long and
appropriate address on the part Of the So
cietv. in the course of which he took occa-
sion to say: Representing the Hibernian
Society of the city Of Baltimore, composed
principally of Irishmen and the Descendants
of Irishmen, We meet you here this day to
present you the widows mite to be placed
in that noble column now raising to the
memory of that great and good man, GEORGE
WASHINGTON. 1t will stand in future ages
as beacon-light to the sons of freedom
He has bequeated to us happy home for
which we feel grateful; and for the protec-
ton and union of which we shall ever prove
faithful. And this memorial we present
you to day we wish you to receive as &
pledge of our fidelity"
The address was in good taste, and the
reply of General Walter Jones was extreme
ly happy and highly complimentary to the
Irshmen of Baltimore The Irishmen of
every town and city of the Union will for
ward their contributions to the monument,
and are preparing to do in many parts al
ready. The following passage in Mr.. Jen
kins's address is we'll worth preserving:
..Time, the leve!ler of all things, may
destroy that noble structure, and the stone
we present you may crumble into dust !;
but the love and affections we bear to him
to whose memory it is raised will never cease
to find place in the hearts of every true
freshman; and the chords of that harp that
is row strung for Liberty never will sound
in Slavery, and the sons of freeborn men
who fee from the claws Of the Lion will
ever find shelter under the wings Of the
Eagle"
The Late Shooting Afair.-The applica-
ton on the part of Captain Schaumburg to
admit to bail, was denied yesterday by
Judge Crawford. The recovery of Mr.. Full
Ter is now confidently hoped for. The ag-
grayated circumstances, at both sides, con-
neeted with this unfortunate business,
should prompt men to avoid posting as we'll
as carrying arms. A man in rage cannot
trust himself with deadly weapons, and
not feeling disposed to comment further on
this sad affair, we are among those who
shall cordially rejoice at the ultimate re-
coyery of Mr.. Fuller.
Euening Sessions-The scene last evening
in the House of Representatives battles
description. The splendid chandelier illu-
minated the entire edifce and had a
splendid effect at the sitting. The galleries
were crowded with ladies, and all was bril-
I;ont mill there was s.a call of the Houso,,
ordered. The scene soon caanged-the
doors were locked-several of the members
were locked out, and bolted at once to-
wards the galleries. When in, they were
nlaced there in darkness, as the doors were
locked. Some crawled down on the report
ers desks, others being rather deficient in
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Freeman Hunt, era.

The Nerchant| Magazine i publ he'd monthly, st
III Fulton street, New York b. Freeman Hum, ara
furnished to subscribers for 1--we collars yesr III
al sauCo- jan
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WIN. BIRD.

Dealer in Lumber und Coal.
w I'LL have the accounts Ct his customers ready
w for presentation on the LIST of January, 1858
dec 3O-Gt
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FOR SALE.
STOVES! STOVES!

JOSEPH HoDGSON at his store on II. between
- 9TH and eth streets, 4 fneasSortment OF STuNi
INWARE, dc. to which particular attention is Cadet.
j. III. is a.sO prepared TO execute any WORK IN lis
Inc OF business Gee 10
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Letter from the Han. Wm. II. .SewGrd.

Ieffer from he N0n. Wnl. II. SeWGTd.
NyDesr Fir: Have the goodness to place my name
ON your lit of .ubscriters for The Merchants Mafa
zine. regard it as an Invaluable work fr the use
f all who wcud understand not m rely commercial
generations in this ding country. hut the fiscal
AID numerical questions involved in the admins
trajion Of the government.
lam wi h great respect. your humbl. $ rvant,
WILLIAM IL. SEWAbD.
Freeman Hunt, er9.
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WINES, BRANDIEs, CIGARS, GROCERIES
PICKLES, SAUCES, CATSUPS, &c.
TND

"-'O' ID. h1bbEf co.,
No. 5, opposite Centre Market.
/ MPOtfIEkS AND DEALERS in the above goods,
OF fer to families, clubs and the trade an unsur.
passed variety Of
MISES-Maderas, CIaretS, Champagnes. Ports
snerries. Hochs, &c. on draught, in demiiohns
and bottles.
LloUoRS-Brandies, Rum. Whiskcy, Gin. &c.
LiQUERs-Curacao. Maraschino, Anisetti, Noyeau,
Btters, &c.
MALT L1oUEEs-London Brown Stout, Scotch and
English AIes.
ClGARs-A variety of brands.
flcELEs-beSt quality Of English and French
SAUcEs-For Fish, Currie, Game, Meals &C.
IEAs-Breskfast Teas, Souchong Pouchonc, Peko7.
Uoiong, Tyson, Young Tyson, &c. in chests d
chests. and boxes.
SIGARS-B:own, Loaf, Crushed, Pulverized, Gran.
debated, &c.
SoFFEE-llocha, Java Mara cabo, lilo, &C.
Ci4EEsE-Stilton, Chedder. Sa psago Parmesan Dutch
and American.
HAAs-Best american and Westphalia.
1so- LEA PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE|a
jan 29-tf
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ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR.

ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR.
M RS. S. PARKER is just opening
VI Marrabout terthers for the iir, tipped with
gold and silver.
Ostrich feathers for the hair tipped with gold
and silver.
Gold and silver Tuie
large ortment of rich Paris Ribbons
Pearl, Ivory Red Bone and Sandal Wood FAIRS
Mitts, Gloves, Flowers, Bracelet Dress Combs
&c, PARKERS
Fancy and PerfuInery Store. Pa. itv:
Jan 20-3t News copy under National Hotel
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nR. L. A ETTI'S JUNO CORDIAL OF
~ P40CREATIVE ELIXER.-A certain remedy
III all cases impotcncy. Earrenness, fiuor abus off
cult or painful menstruation ncontine OF urine
ami all diseases arising from debtati.n Of the sys
TEN where an impulse, a restorative is required.
Price s., per bottle. For sale by
s. l.. SYLVESTER,
Drug gist and Apothicaries,
jan Is corner OF 9th and Ii stq
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TNR 4 CHI, GER NAN, And AMERICAN EAS.
L, kETS. ofevery description, Gerry cheap Looking
Glasses, Hobby Horses. Projectors, Carriages. Bows
SleghS, Small Billiard Tables, Back Cannon Boards
Doninoes Chess Men, Dice, pla,i log rds, Violin
strings, and mauy other goods, received ard for
sale, wholesale and refill, at
LAiTM0NDS
18th street Fancy Store, Cd door below Z.
ian 6-oo.;t
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NEW JERSEY POTATOES .-Famies
~ who may wish to he supplied with prime New
Jersey Potatoes for winter in lots Of five and ten
bushels, can have their orders fd by leaving them
wtq JNO. g. KIBBEY d Co.
No s, opp lsite Centre Market.
n. 3, 500 bushels expected daily.
i'm 1t--i2;if
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TALLY HO! REZORS.

PEA NUTS! PEA NUTS!!
TUsT RE CEIVED $50 bushels Of prime
~ Pea nuts.
NEW SMYRNA FIGS.
500 drums OF New tigs.
The above consignment from Boston, and
will be sold at lowest wholesale price,.
For sale By
JNO. 3. KIBBEY CO.,
Jan 1i-12tif No. 5. opposite Centre Market.
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MUSIC DEPOT.

VTEOLfN STRINGS, PLAYING Cards,
DoDinoeS. Chess leu, Dice, Backgammon Boards
and extra Checkermen. Also. Barry's Tricopherous
and Gilman kicnne for preserving and beauti1ng
the hair, warranted TO give sat sac ion.
Eor SAFE 1T LANNON'S
Fancy and Variety Scr. tia street,
ian G0-eo3t III docs below L.
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OPERA BOOTS, CONGRESS CATERS, &c
TUST RECEIVED from the mandatory of W.
- Whitney, Newark, New Jersey, formerly of this
city,
] case of Opera Boots
l case Congress Caters
case Union Shoes, a new article; and
One case q. ford Shoes
Also, case of boys Congress Caters and Union
shoes. For safe by JOHN MILLS,
Fashionable Boot Maker, Browns Hotel.
jan Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-11
BY KENT. PAINE & KENT.
br hENI, FAINE MINT.
THRU STEE'S SALE OF WOOL,
m

Il WOODEN GOODS, BRICKS, IRON, COP
&C.. at Richmond.-By virtue of Deed of Trust
executed to me by the Virginia Wooden Company,
the 25th day of September 1858. and recorded IN
city of Richmond, shall on TUESDAY. the 18th
day of October next proceed, at public auction to
The sale will Begin at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, in front of
the site of the late manufacturing mills OF the com
pany, between 18th and 18th streets in the city of
Richmond, where will be sold ell the remains of the
Woolen Mills, Machinery, Fixtures, &C.; consisting
fhe Brick Work of the Mills, &c, standing and
fallen supposed to contain about $50 060 bricks,
The Iron Work of the Machinery and Fixtures
tinated amounting to 80 600 lbs.
A large lot OF Steam and Gas Pipes, cooper ket-
ties and Pipes, Steam Boilers, Engine Head and
One large set BlacksmtRs Tools, Waste house and
', one large lot Wool Waste packages Teazles
The remaining Wood Work of the Mills, Platform,
Much Of the Iron Work can still be used as Ma
cl1iuery.
Directly afterwards over the store house of z. n.
Skinker. on Cary street, between 18th and 18th
streets win be Sold bales and IS pieces Fannels
Cashmarets and Tweeds; about 90, GEO lbs Wool Of
different kinds the lsrger part Of this = New York
fleece Wool Of high grades Yarn Waste Gard Cloth
ing, Hydroneters, THERMOMETER, oieometer, Aka
hfneter, MagDifying Glass, &c.
The property viii be shown to any persons desi-
fore the sale, to me Or 70 r John Waterhouse, the
TERAS.-Cash for all suyns under SieO All sunas
over that amount npon months credit for negotiable
notes with approved eH9orsers interest added
VALUABLE MANUFACTiRISG SITE AND
WATER POWER
On TUESDAY. the 18th day of Novennher Is53 at
II O'Clock, shall proceed sell ne nnblie ane,;ep
upon the premises the lot of ground and water pow.
ertheIeto attached upon which were situated the
manufacturing mills OF the Virginia Wooden Comma
ny. This lot fronts Isl feet 10 inches anon street
running from 18th 18th streets in the civ of Rch
mond and rrns back that width 10 James River hay-
ing land depth of not less than $50 feet The water
power is sufficient TO propel what was In 1876 and
l343, known as IS sets OF Wooden machinery Tbs
heavy granite basement the mills, covering nearIv
the entire lot viii be sold with the lot The lot ana
water power is subject annual ground and water
rent of 81 600 per annum. The chain of title aud
plat of the property and the property itseE will be
shown, and any information respecting IL, given BY
upon application at any time previous to the sale
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third cash, balance In 8 and
12months, interest added; negotiable notes with sp-
proved endossers will be required for the credit in
stalents aud title retained until the notes paid
The title To all the foregoing property believed
be perfect; but selling Trustee shall sell and
vey only such title as is vested in me BY the deed
aforesaid.
JOS. JACKSON. ia. Trustee.
Sale conducted by Kent, Paine Kent, Aucts.
-tral1
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.

ADDITIONAL BY THE Ell DoRApo.--The passen-
GERS by the FL Dorado came through from San
Francisco in twenty days and l6 hours Lieut.
Beae and party had arrived safely at Los Angeles.
The anniversary of The annexation Of California
had been celebrated at San Francisco by great
military display. Kit Carson had arrived from
Neross Plains 1t. Col Mason died onthe 9Th nlt
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IMPORTANT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

"A IN Ten MINUTES.i-BRYAN'S PULMONIC
war EhS are unteiling in the cure of Coughs Colds
asthma Bronchitis, Sore Throat. Hoarsness, Difficult
breathing Inepent Consumption, and diseases of the
Lungs. They have no taste Of medicine and any
child viii take them. Thousands have been restored
to health that had before despaired Testimony given
IN hundreds of cases single dose relieves Ia TEN
MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan'a Puln,onic Wafers-the original and
only genuine s stamped Bryan Spurious kinds
are offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents box Sold
by dealers generally. j. BhfAN 4 co,
Rochester, n. ", Praprietcrs.
For sale by j. b. WoOD. Richmond; I. III Robert
son Co, PeiefsDurn " T. hSiAaA'
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GEORGIA ELEcTIoS.-The latest in relation to the
election for Governor Of Georgia, we gather from
the Chronicle s Sentinel of the 9TH instant Ofsl
counties already heard from, jenkins presents
majority SO far of II. There are IS others from
which no intelligence has yet been received
T, s. Since the foregoing paragraph was pepared,
we have received the Charleston Courier, Of Satur-
day, containing the suboined dispatches:
AUGUSTA. Oct. I've have returns from eighty
seven counties, and these give Herschel " John
son, the Democratic candidate for Governor, Al
majority. The twelve counties yet to hear from,
are kabun, Jones, Irwin, Appiing Lowndes, Ware,
Chnch, Wayne, Giynn, Camden Montgomery and
Emanuel, which gave Gov. Towns in l849, 752 ma
jority; consequently Johnson is probably elected.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 1.-The prevailing opinion in
this city tonight Is that Hersehel V. Johnson has
been elected by a small majority James L. Sew
ard, the Democratic candidate for Congress in the
Frst District, has probably been elected Fran
els 5. Barlow, his opponent.
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TUG lseglsiatnre ls SAID TO be Democratic.

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL GENERAL CosvEsTros.
we give below an abstract Of the proceedings OF
ms body, now in session in New York
70 FOURTH DAr.-iIerrnan Cope was reelected
Treasurer of the Convention.
a communication was received from tho IIo,,ea
'oi Bishops, informing the House that they had
4, passed the canon entitled 'The abandonnen, ~
ihe communion of this church by sny bishop.
priest or deacon, etc, and also the resolution adj
resolution providing for sendinr bishop TO
eaiiiornia was later warm and protracted debate
ADOPTED, and the convention adjourned until Mon
| day. w e'-'A "'N
me BOARD heid meeting on Friday evening
when the venerable Bishop Meade introsiuced the
Right Rev. Bishop Spencer, Archdeacon Sinclair,
handsome addresses