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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

DECEIVED N the Parade Corner Grocery,
III Store, Aug. Bird
2 casks sugar cured Hams
do plain Ito
2 casks extra Cheese
/ bhls Lard
. casks prime Rice,
dos boxes NJ. x. aud layer Ralsins
6 kegs seeding aad common do
100 lbs frr,h Smoked Ila!Itut
bhl picked d"
1 duz ns mixed aud pi.iu pi Mes
z do7 lars Sardines
| dJz bbls refined Sugar
q doz jars spiced Trile
bbl Eat Machcrrl
do Sound AID Tongues
- t,rrccs n. q. Molasses
3 nh Is Ndsciv,do do
20 boxes Soap
duZ boxes Candles
Teas OF every kino
Iluminy, Farina, Vacation Griis
Tapi"cI, Spices, S'lt, titron
CurrauIs, COCOA, Chocolate, Brown
Fruits ui ~ ri ki,rls, Cigars Of all kinds, and
q ai,i,es, Nuts, Dried Fruits, Swcc; Herbs,
AL 'very article usually iouri in "A wei. stock
Ell Grocery, Provision aud Fruit store.
All good, warranted rs recommended and
sent to anv pat u the city free ut extra charge.
II. II. YOUNG,
10 Parade Corner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

For Liver Complaints, and all forms OF Diseases
arising from arrangement Of HE liver. v ith symp
toms such rs dizziness, Headache, Ringing IN the
Ears, yellow iurred tongue, pain In the right
shoulder. sense of fuilGsss or pam in the right
side, disordered stomach or bowe els, deficient nc
ton Of the kidney =, clay-colofe ed stools, sc. Th.st
Pills, iftaken in the incipient stages If Bilious aud
Yellow or other Fevers, will generally ward of the
attsck. Price, per box, 25 cents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.

NIh NPAGNE Openers, salad Spoons,
Game C%arvers, Carver, Cork Screws,
kuifc Hu'iers, Toast Racks, Coffee Kettles,
Table Mate, Tea Trays, Sc, SC. For sale by
Is. ii TISDtLE s. son,
IS 1873 Thamrs-,t.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

FOR SALE.
CrANDING Grass, in lots of from 3 70 %
~ acres; apply to ALFRED SMITH.
Jt2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WANTED for the City's use. 1000 tons ofmid.
w ding sized paving stones, to be delivered
here by the LIST Of October, Tor which a iair
price will he given. Also for 20 900 bushels
Gravel, delivered on the wharf h re from Goat
Island. PROPOSALS will be received for alJ or
any part of HI ah"ve materi lis nd all infor-
nations given by the subscriber.
CHARLES BROWNELL.
JyI3 Street Commissioner
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

e. T. HAZARD & CO.,
m WASHINGTON SQUARE, have ius,
w added to thc,r CORNER stoct, a large assert.
Lnent 81 Crockery, CONSIST ng in p,r' OF white
French Ckiua; 3u' canton do ~ hit., and Blue
AMI white Stone ware, and common e.. e.. ware
in all shapes fp dtnnr; tea, aud breakfast sets.
10 which The attention ofthe citizens add ,tran.
gers il respectfully invited. Tvs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

40 LEf-@rhe subscribei's store on tho Ferry
i whuf; IT ~ AN. excellent anl we'll knowh
stand Tor business. Possession given iminedi-
ately. MILTON HALL.
Il
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

~. DR.. McCLtNrO3K's N~IlRRH)Eh Or
ID Al N 'HHDLERA PREVEN rATiVE
A prompt and cerisip cure Tor Diarrhoea, Dy sen
terry, and Cholera Nurbus IN all stages A sure
preventative of Asiatio Chol which no travel
Ter or lamily should he w.thou,. n. - ann 90
cents per bottle.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

ENGLISH Brushes, Hair, Tooth and Nail; "a
Ia fine variety at low prices, just received by
III u. II. TlSDALE & son. ,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10
VII. DR. C%LINTOCK's RHEUMATIC MIX.
TURE.

For internal use. A purely vegetable combine.
ton for the cure ef Rheumatism, Gout, md ul
NeuTalgic and Rheumatic diseases This rem.
edy is offered with the utmost confidence. 1t has
been usei most extensively, and Is Ms near a speoi.
fc for Rheumatic diseases as the world has even
seen. Price per bottle 50 cents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

VTHITE Linen Drilling for Boys Pants. 1T
w LANGLEY Il NORMAN'S,
jy 10 106 Tbames.st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

DAMANTINE Candles, Of large size. for
n Carriages; for sale by
JylS NEWTON BROTHERS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

ERENCH Banis-A large assortment OF
Il French Embroidered Jaccnct Bands, ope,-
ed this morning, BY
jyi7 r. LAYTON & BROS.
DiCkLED Oysters-i0 Cases picked Oys-
i tiers, for sale by
WIS NEWTON BROTHERS.
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jyl0 No. 10 Washingt on Square.
ROBINSON 4 HASSARD,
DRUGGISTS A. APOTHECS RIEs.

on DOz. black, white, and fancy colored
DN' kii g%loves. this day reed from Auction
add selling for 25 and BIC per pair.
this day, NJ :. Clothing Store,
JyI9 2 doors North Post Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

S00 Cords Of Stone W~anled.-t,ash will be
wv pad for so cords Of rubla stone. 10 be
deposited, as soon as may he, on the north eide
Of Washington Square
WA: A WEEDEN, JR. State
ia II. Y. era \SCON Comu;,aa.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

MADAME A. HOFFMAN, from New York,
wi corner Broad way & 4th street, respectfully
informs the citizens and visitors If Newport,
that abe will op'n her store, opposite the Allan
tic House, on tn tuesday, July 18Th, when she will
he prepared L, lurorsh all articles OF Millinery
AL Fancy Goods, of the latest and mos, fashion.
able styles. JvI7
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

The above Establishment has been nentl, fitted m
for the accommodate of Visitors.
NIB. Strict attention paid TO Public Waiting
References:
III w. Johnson, Public Waiter. ia
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

CILK Hall iIose--A large assortment Of silk
~ Half Hose, this d y received ut
u. =. Clothing Siors,
jyI9 2 doors North Post Office.
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observed; ~ only ask you, for your own sake
as well as tor mine, to renounce your danger
GUS association with revolutionists. viii you
promise me this?
Il will promise to consider of it." he replied
but, Lisette am | to have 10 promise from
you in return?n
"And what would you have me promise you,
$40 take me soon fer your husband, Lisette
10 nix the day when may call you mine, end
when may consider have the right to COM
mand you to let me work for both of US"
He had again taken her hand, which he held
now between both his own He spoke earnest
ly, and she felt that those words came from his
heart. Nor did che prevent his carrying her
hand to his lips, again and again, after be
ceased speaking; neither did she oppose his
kissing her on the forehead. But che said
nothing, only the tears fell faster, and she
sobbed
"Lisette, answer me-" he said, after waiting
some seconds.
al will consider, too," she replied
He released her hand, and she resumed her
work. He stock gazing at her few moments,
and then said:
"Lisctte, | am going; good bye"
"Good bye, Paul,n she responded, smiling
as he withdrew, "good bye"
Olce more he kissed her On her forehead,
and then he was gone.
Tomorrow Till tomorrow" exclaimed
the startling and flew from his cage to perch
on L;sotte's shoulder.
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Subscribers wishing their papers changed, will gvo
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sgeats for tho Era.
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Many of those noble Democrats from the
non-sleveholding States in both Houses OF Con-
gress. who, in the face of threats and denuncla-
tions. bravely met the issue, and gave their votes
for the Nebraska BILL must make up their
minds 70 face a storm. The Wings, tho Free
Sellers, and the Abolitionists, have conspired
against them. They are moving heaven and
certh to defeat them. We feel for these pa
t,iots a solicitude that we cannot we'll express
Washington Sentinel.
q don't DO at all distressed about them. They
will be taken care of. DO you not remember
the direct promise held out by your neighbor OF
the Union, while the Nebraska bill was pend
ing. that, if any Northern Democratic support
ar Of it should, in consequence of his support,
be prostrated by his constituents, President
Pierce could come tOith III: patronage o. ms
Government TO has rescue!
Surely you know this, Mr.. Sentinel. Shed
no tears. then, for the Northern Nebraska men
in Congress. No one knows better than your
self what grea. thing Government patronage
is for the relief of human distresses. Mahomet
nromiscd his followers, that those of them who
Tell in battle should go straight to the delicious
heaven which he portrayed to their magma
tons, and President Pierce tells his Nebraska
ties that all such of them as fall tetore the
wrath of the people shall enter straightway
into the paradise Of public cfice.
Louisville Journal.
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For the National Era.
TOLL.
BY BLANCHE BENNAIRDE.

BY BLANCHE BENNAIRDE.
What is toll? A mine of wealth,
Filled with vast and variod treasure.
What is toll? fount Of health,
Pure and clear, iDparting pleasure.
What Is toll? The poor mans friend,
Bringing food for his tomorrow.
What is toll? Whcrcwith to send,
Rich relief, to those in sorrow.
What is toll? A flower that yields
Fragrant odors, giving gadness.
What Is toll? Behold the fields,
Ripe and full, dispelling sadness.
What is toil9 A boon to earth,
Bringing health, and wealth, and power.
What is toill A gem of worth,
Making bright the darkest hour.
What is toll? Tho students light,
Growing him with fame and glory.
What is toll? A chip in sight
Lsdon-rich--no tabled story.
What is toll? Mans trusty guido,
His defence-bis path of duty.
What is toll? Tho poets bride,
Wreathcd with flowers, and bright with beauty
philadelphia, Pa.
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CONFERENCE.-The Virginia ColonlEanon-
;sts notice the fact that the heirs OF gentle
man in Virginia, lately deceased, wish, in com,
n;ance with the wishes Of their tcstator, to send
Is negroes to Liberia in November These geo
nile viii not be freed unless money for their
transportation can be raised from private do
nations. They are appraised at $4,000.
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For the National Era.
A ME NE.
By KARL GLoAMIH.

Twas a bitter night-ths frost spirit shrieked
In the earth and air on high
And the clouds seemed froze, like mantlng shroud
To the stars that gemmed the skyi
And the winds whstling weird spoke of 10y caves,
Whose breath strikes blight to all life that it ayes
But the boys cared not, for the kitchen fire
Charmed all frosts that dared intIuds
And the boys wild gloe would have charmed thu
winds
In the toughest solitudo
SO tho bows and the frelaughed merrily,
While the ftost-winds ragged over land and sea.
Vermont, 1854.
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DgNocRAcY-WHAr Is IT docs it consist
in adhesion 70 party leaders, in utter disregard
of principles! This IS the question which
above oil others ecitG'os the minds OF the Dom
ccratic presses in Indiana. Tho State Sentinel
and the recent State Convention which met at
Indianapolis, entoTg9 the Nebraska bill, and
make its support a test Of party feaity. The
Lafayette Courier republishes tho resolutions
Of the Indiana Democratic State Convention,
which met in ls4e, declaring it 10 be the duty
of Congress 10 prevent the introduction INTO oil
Territories where it did not then exist, with
the letter Of VIM. J. Brown, now editor Of the
Slcts Sentinel 10 the effect that ho had al
ways been opposed to the extension Of sla-
very" and pertineEtly asks If this was true
Democratic doctrine in 1S49, why different
doctrine should bo proclaimed as Democracy
in 1s54l Great efforts have been made By
the friends Of the Nebraska bill to break
down tho Courier, for its out-spoken boldness
against this measure; but VIC are pleased 10
SEQ that the people are rallying to It's support.
The Wocdford county Und.) Argus thus de-
fines its views Of Democracy:
"The fundamental principles OF Democracy
need no unreasonable tests applied, Tor 1t deals
out equal and exact justice to all men. Tho
continual desire TO do something which has not
been dono. is very dangerous Tor the very res-
SON that such ambitious politicians are apt to
do something thoy should not do, and thus en-
gulf tho party into difficulties, where no aid
Can reach them. There seems to Dc kind Of
dictatorisl spirit growing among some who
have heretofore been regarded 20 the leaders
Of the Democratic party; and they say now,
syou shall think as we DO, or we will read you
out Who shall think and prescribe action
for the people, who are the government No
one. Is anybody less a Democrat and lover Of
his country, because he does not iully agree
with those whom be assisted 70 elevate 20 pow
CT? Is this the basis Of his Democracy, that he
should submit without defence TO the prescrib-
cd political action! This IS tyranny; and It il
tyranny that the Democrats hsteA
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took from my bosom a small golden cruoi-
hx-the last gift Of Agnes to Julia D., and one
which had worn sometimes as an ornament
remembered thon Its story, and that q suffer
er once died strange mysterious death upon
one Of the same form. THAT sufferer was
Agnes's friend" said, in nay simplicity "and
be will save her"
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s.rsnth street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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Fer the National Era.
LEONARD WRAY.
RowAECE OF MODERN HISTORY.

F. n. o-,,hor Of TIE Chyosielss Of The Bastiis,
Tis Embassy" TIE YuIe Log" Phil,p Of
Lafa'is," &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
BOARD OF COUNCILNEN.

WEpKrsDAr, July I2.-Present, EDWIN J. BaowS,
Tsq President in the chair, and SO members.
REPORTS.
OF Committee on Ordinances with ordinance to estab
lsb sgr esbly 10 TIE act Of the Legislature, bureau
the chief officer e which be called the Clerk OF Arrea
for the collection Of Of taxes Sc To Committee
OF tie Whole.
RF.oLUTroS.
OF M WILD Minority Committee o. Streets, in favor
Of corcurring with Bosrd of Aldermen 20 repeal o-di-
nance posed by the Common Council and approved Oy
tie Mayor Il December 1885, 20 extend Abanys tarough
Trinity Chureh.ysrd 20 Broadway Laid on the table 70
be printed.
COMMITTEE OF TER WHOLE.
The Board then went into Committee OF the Whole
M kTsyEDy in the Chair and considered various papers
which hal been presented 10 II. The Committee rose
aid TIE Chairman reported IL favor OF the adoption OF
pers ordered 10 third reading.
REPORT.
Tie rerort Of the Committee Sa.arles and Oces IN
favor of appointing certain persons therein named Com
nissoneIs Of Deeds, &C., was taken up aud adopted.
FRoM BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Report. 10 noncon.ur relative OF Fire Depart
Ineu for February; 10 disband Engine Co. No. 81 70
exVel A. L Heath OF ElEine Co No u; suspend aen-
tIe CClu.chey Of Hook and Ladder Co for 30 days
and to suspend Engine Co. No. Tor 50 days further;
granting reition to have william Lighthouse credited DIS
h. full tine Al 10 Committee on Fire Department.
Reports that no DELAY take place in paving Grandst
and ,hGt seeonay Railroad Company DC required 10 pay
their PORTION that the Harlem Railroad Company oad
wooden bridge full breadth Of the street across 'he aeep
Gu; at Nine;ieth-s; 10 Committee on Railroads
Petition of Moses Taylor a5d others 10 extend the
Bowery ioe feet wide through Pearst 10 The Battery
To Committee on Streets.
cOMNUSIcATIOss.
From the Governors Of tie Aims no ie rr y Drsper,
Pr ssdeu, in answer resolution of this Board 70 fur
r,h !, with information in relation TO the contracts for
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

FATAL AccIDEsr.-On saturday afternoon The staging
ab. at the tower of ST. Thomas Church broke precp-
c,ng 20 tie ground distance OF about 80 feet SIX OF the
mssons st work upon t. Of whom Patrick Mack we 80
injured that be died hours. The oto;s were &C.
ver.y lrpscd hut It il thought not fatally lt - si-
gulor fatay attending church building IN this city that
person has been killed by falling from most oi them whe
in process OF erection. Sew-Haven REGISTER, ION.
SrDprs DEATH-On Monday of last week, 81 inst,
Mrs. = Lee late of Ithaca LETT Brooklyn by the cars TO
yr her friends in The frst-named place On The road
she taken SICK and when near Ithaca $40 was No 10"
that .he was left carriage Immediately procured
and accompanied by physician, she was conveyed to
the home o her son.iu-ew where che expired about 10
O'Clock the evepiug. Her disease was probably the
cholera.
PRAxy OF Mrs. ROBINSON IN JAIL.-Sunday morning
es Sheriff Price entered the OF MIR. Robinson, TO
convey her breakfast 10 her she assaulted him with
marble bottom candIestck and knocked him down by
blow over the eye. She Immediately placed in irons
in CELL IL supposed that she had taken some ofense
TO the sheriff and escred to this Of desperate re
yeuge Troy Traveller.
IsHla HARRIssE, EsQ.-We learn from Tie Kosc'nsko
Miss Sun that Isham Harrison Esq., District Attorney
for Mississippi. was shot by man named Clemens, at
Carrol,on, while dschargiDg his duty. HIS wounds are
said not 10 be dangerous.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

which designate "yoO America" is furnishing by
far larger contrib alton the criminal dock.s especial
" your ~osldte hg born ars,oeracy. Was it not Gov
cror Deshas son OF Ker,ucky, Who being eonycte! Of
rottery and murder pardouc. by his faihe-
Was Il Rot a Of Governor EaFly Of Georss, wlo
avne been himself compelled TO hy from bone f1r
Ger was murdered in Texas by that same i-aic DeshA
scy.rs thorssnd German exlts who, having LED
r;.le lie a; home AID aiteIwa osi all, almost all
.r Liberty sake slmos. helpless and without
n,.srs and fought the hard and bitter battle agan.t
hunger and misery No oas of them has been accused
Convicted cf heavy or di.grarng crime The German
immigration need 10, 10 blush before y0ar America
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
MARINE SOCIETY.

Tie regular monthly meeting Of this Society was held
NcLGay, az the United Siasss Hotel. Capt. Charles
n. Marshal presided. The Of the secretary and
Treasurer showed Yer! graiif ing condition Il ts affairs
The tsperci.ures fer The last quarter have ben 81 OBS -
the lumber cf widows the pension liz, is 81 The funds
Of the Society exceed COO and are well invested
I.r cent. interest Active have been :aken 10
seCIr. the passage q law 20 employ apprentices ia
c snt vessels printed memorials having been sent FOR sig
nature every commercial city. Senator Fish and the
Hon. Mr. Cutting have the matter in charge in Congress.
IL following resolution passed unanimously:
Eso,,d with ard thai recently
sor,.s who volunteered
ecrce u sek.f Destitute CAldfen Of Sssu,n.
s.s.s- starf
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
MARINE AFFAIRS.
MISSING yEssgL-Uyxyow.

MISSING vrssYL-UyXyowS WRECK.
Tie Altne, Hunter, sailed from Alexandria Virginia
18th Feb for Liverpool ard has not since been heard
OF.
An American built vessel of about so 'un. timber
laden with mainmsst gone BY the deck foremost about
ten feet above the deck, boarded 18th jane IN laf
34o NJ len. go W. and was found be derelei, water
legged and covered wi,l barnaeles BY the Albert Care,
arrived at Falmouth. England
SAILING or THE EUROPA.
The Cunsrd ship Europa sailed for Liverpool yes
erday, with sa'3, Geo in specie and lsl passengers
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


AID. y. C. ELY, President, in the Chair, and quorum
rrtsent.
PErITIoEs REFERRED.
OF Henry IiGrdman aud Others THAT the Nnth-av.
Railroad Company be compelled forthwith 10 complete
"the lsypg of their rails else restore the street o IT.
former condition IN the present state OF ihags there
the business and other interests of the people along the
lLe are being materially injured. Of several persons
for remission o: tax.
REPORTS CoscuRRED ~.
To advertise for PROPOSALS Tor the building Of new
engine for Company No 20. 10 suspend WIN: Brewer Of
Iese Company No IL for two years for dis"beence VI
orders TO build house for Hook and Ladder Company
No 49, AT No. 323 Third-st To advertise for location
for Hose Company No. IS.
REPORTS.
AID Blunt offered report relative to the assessment
On regulating fyseyenth-s'. from BrosdTayt to fhthav
The work amounted to 81 5Oi So and an Inspector was
paid s335 for 6 es when none had been appointed The
report as against confirmation. Il was referred 10 Cor
Joraiion Counsel. .
large number of reports from the Board OF Council
referred TO the appropriate committees ot ths
Board.
TIE report Of the Board of C9uncinen in favor o pay
ing NJ 1aylors claim s39o for refreshments furnished
nc Committee on The ed February, Washingons birth
day. and conGomLiDg the action OF The COntFoer ia Cd
iectir . 20 pay the claim. was read and discussed.
Aid EHRcK said the extra bill for brandy, wine,
oiga &c The Controller oontended that these were not
ntcessery but the Committee thought they were. Aid d.
felt under obligations TO yndoac re COMMITTEE he being
one OF it, gbers.
AID. BLUNT spoke against paving the ,.luor bill and
said he htd seen such disgusting sight in the City HAL
on the 4h he was satisfied Mat it all wrong to have
quOrs such occasions. ~
for rg after the 22c February and wns used aud dealt
out in the Hail notwithstanding that Mr.. Taylor had no
license The Veteran Corps he said had none of the
liquor and that it was gobbled by the Committee and
their friends.
Tie report was finally coneuned in
Adjourned TO Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
IoARp OF sUPERvIsORs-wsDsrsp.r.

TIC Tax Eseks e,r 1854 received from the Tax
Couussiorers and referred 10 the COas.ee Annual
TsI.s.
Pc. sr sl3l 4a .nd SIS additional omted by mistake
II he amount or holding .nqsesis in the iae al OF the
C"-tes.-Adopted.
I'LL Of Ofe.r Cdrg for srrtstincd c'1hef'ei'er III
hisd,iphls, or..rtd 10 be paid.
Adjourned TO "Wednesday next
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

esrtipg coal for lssI With and bids Se,-s;any
at Committee OF this Board hav. the power 20 in
form tiemselv.s by inspection OF The books Of the
A.us-Hogse Department To Committee On Ains-House.
Ihe Board then adjourned TO Thursday ai'.Fscon At