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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

AN INTERESTING sIeHr.-The Indians com.
posing the Six Nations are now holding
convention on the reservation eight mil, :
south Of Syracuse, Y. They have a number O,
ten'e, and every nation is repre- sented BY larp.
delegations. r~' p" .s'I l.-.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

CORNER STONE TO BE LAID Tho oorne,
stone of the Odd Fellows Hall will h. laid :.
Norfolk Va.' on the 4th Of July, with appro
p:iate ceremonies R. W. Seymour, of Soutl
Carolina, will deliver the address
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

A SCREW LOOSE "A formida ble strike ofthe
engineers on the New York and Erie Railroad
took place yesterday, in consequences of some
severe regulations adopted by the supsrin-
tsndsut. -ea 81 ---s - g =. .s,aH
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

IHE GREAT ExcURsloN-The expense O,
the Chicago and Rock Island excursion has
been estimated at $4,000, of which IL ia s id
Mss'rs. Sheffield and Farnam ,he contrac ers,
hear one half and the Railroad Companies
the balance.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

A Good IDEA.-speakiDg of the new clippe,
ship Swallow, which recently sailed from New
York for Liverpool, the Commercial Adpe,.
tissr says:
"The Swallow took out with her eight bows
who act rs apprentices. These boys were from
the country, the sons Of poor but homes
pareuts. Their Der BIS are separated from tn,
present evil influence Of the forecastle. The,
are to receive instruction in navigation. fla
our vessels were to carry the same number OF
apprentices, according to their tonnage, W..
should soon have nursery of seamen thai
would leave 10 cause for complaint either Of
their scarcity or character"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22
A RARE CHANCE

/ oonsequsa zoe u hsviog. II, CT the role agenc,
l. HOT To sale Of tali-t, Davis 4 O's B ston o.
mum Planos and E. abb, Gaehle 4 Cos of Rslt
NOR, We ave decidet 20 devote our .t,ention Z
ne sale OF Those only, and dhconuuus the sac o,
We have now Ia stnre ore octave round corner
carved b els aiding d. Ok rosewood Piano, manu-
ofier At . great discoup from former psics
TO al 10 want Of cheap and g Cd Piano, re A.
vtte them 70 call and Examine this iustrum.n MT
Jh0 r. ILLS,
10y = =
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

A REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT -Passen.
gers are now taken through from Cincinnati /
Buffalo, over the Cincinnati, Hamilton AMI
Dayton and Mad River Railway to sandusky
and by Lake steamer. from the latter plaoe +,
Buffalo, for four dollars, including state rooms
and meals on the boats.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

~}utig Nxd Ind no hsir on the top Of bis hcs5,
In the psos where the hair ought to grow.
tut he lived Previous 70 the discovery Of Lyons eel
rated kathairoe, ~hich not only preserves and
-sutifes, but restores the hair to any period Of
ifs. Only those who WI not try It are troubled
.ith balances, dandru4 . harsh and unpleasant
iair. 30
Nnosa tie Hcme Jsarya1, " r
NO article ever acquired so rapid celebrity and
anivsss., sPpree;assso % L,os's KA1asn's. 10
bose who have used 1t land Who hiss mott the res-
IN Is obvious, as tn invigorating and identifying
'aecs' and agreeable Perfume. stamp II an ,ndipen-
sable article Of the toilet.
Sold at the cid price OF Is .eosa In large bottles
y all dealers, svsrywhsrs. D7
De. BARNES, Proprietor. lsl n,o.a,.vHY.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

~ Now Is THE rIkK.-fhe DISPLAY of dAguerreo
ypes at PLUMBs GALLERY, Pennsyivsnia ave
,ue, is truly magnificent. The Rrpprirtor is doing
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted with
he splendid cultures they obtain there. Let IL b.
luly remembered nd pstroniaed. Enterprise with
Genius deserves support and what IL gratifying, al
rays attsins 1t. This accounts for the success Of
iumb's Gallery Cameo Dssserrsotypes taken In
Ill weafhefa decs-
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p &c N &c

1NHE SaBBsTH SCHOOL attached 10 tn NJ l.
l hurch South will have p C tic Excursiou tc
Arlington Spring, IN FhIDAY morning. the 2Si In
es-nt
The Boat will leave 18th sire. Bridge at \ tss,
O'Clock, and return 10 tn. afternoon at about
o ock.
Tickets can Re ohtaips Of the scholars and teach.
srs o. the 'chool, or at The Dat on M day.
IL PIT
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22
A Mosr HORRIBLE MURDER.-A bruta

A Mosr HORRIBLE MURDER-A brutal
murder was committed near Quebec, Canada
last week, Of which the Chronicle says:
"The unfortunate victim was q Young cir
aged Ii, named Camre Lemay. 1t app. areo
upon examination Of her body that she hao
been first violated, then killed by blow upor
the head, and afterwards barbarously ant
cruelty ripped open. Though suspicion rest
upon an individual resident in the neighbo
hood OF the outrage, We are sorry to hear tha
as yet NO reliable clue has been obtained I,
the person who committed it. The verdict O
the jury was wilful murder against some
person or persons anknown''
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

CURE FOR PALPIrArIoN A lady about ,f.x
years old, says the Journal OF Health, who b. .
suffered severely from periodical attacks Of
p'lpitation of the heart, from the age o.
twelve years, has found immediate and perma
nent relief from the use of soda water. tan.
pears from experiments, since made, that car
bonic acid gas Is he active curative agent.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

q READER, would you not like 70 send your IA
uerr-otyre to some absent frendi If so, call
DANES Metropolitan Gallery, and thers you car
'recure q superb mini.ture for a trifins sum- In
srted In a fine case, which can be sent TO any par
4 the United States for LIZ c-nts ny mail Splendid
jtereoscopic portraits made daily for S and S. d.
uaroeotypes In fne cases from 81 upwards No &c
eu picures made at this Gallery. Call and exam
ne specimens. @ ADAMS.
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ENCH STEEL PFC Ms just impurt-d

CeENCH STEEL PENS JUST mpr.d
II from Paris
Also. perry's and Gil'ott's Stell Pers brought in
person from tire maker. by the undersigned AID
'mb-scing all IN " beet krds a. the best variety
II each tind, tHge her Nth thosa of ch spar msks
snme rs 10 = rs 25 cents per box # twelve do7su.
ssrrsn'ed genuine. FRANCK TAYLOR
je 20
YOh'> KaTHaIHON ~ the dozen, u
IL g Is, or b. the bottle Chin-,. " ting sosp
"a ia hing Perfumery. C,mbs Brut hes. summer
3ravats. Stocks, Linen Collars Hoe ery Gloves and
Wits, &c
straw Bonnsts, cheap. Silk and Grape do 81 ths
Us ial low prices WM p sBFDB's
Fancy Goods and Millinery, lIth sus~t
il 20-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22
The Nebraska and Kansas Appointments :

The Nebraska and Kansas Appointments
We were not able, before the Star went to
press, to satisfy ourself that the rumor pre-
vailins that these appointments wero sent to
the Senate to-day, was cOrrect. On the con
trary, We place no confidence in it.
Those best Informed usually, are Of opinion
that Andrew a. Rseder, ESQ, Of Eastou, Pa,
will be the Governor Of Kansas, and -
woodson, Esq, of Lynchburg, the Secretary
Of that territory; and that General VIM. o.
Butler, Of Ky, has already been offered the
Governership of Nebraska, with a strong pros
psct that he will refuse the position. ~
Navy Officers Resigned, &c.-Lt Robert W
Shufeldt, and Midshipmen Edward J.Means
and John P. Brintnsll, have resigned.
Tho Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department. yesterday, tho 2lst Of June
there wore of Treasury Warrants entered Cd
The books of tho Department
Cor the redemption Of stOcks..... $17,87S o.
Fer tho payment Of other Treasury -
debts ............ .".......s.. ~ .6O6 "a
For the Customs. ................ 9,59S SO
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs. ......... ........... 1875 n
For the War Department. 1856 Is
For re- paying for the War Depart
Uent.. ........''.s... OI.44l Os
For the Navy Department. 49,. 1880 81
For re-paying for the Navy De-
partment 1887 80
Cor the Interior Department. 2s,2l5 IS
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A WISE NEVIS.
) 43vpar VAhSvN ARD fVRf wAsH-
IHGTQI

The Steam GEORGE WASTING.
-Elee$s TOW gill iesv. Washington NJ q
m. on WEDNESDA Tsnd FRI Ar
one band Of Music ~itl be On board ~ tbs ecss
each trip. . r....,
Tn we Their is ~srn and the trips ere pleasant
is 2o-TuTh
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

~ most beautiful. choice, ana varied Assort
nent OF fresh Spring and summer Clothing has JUS
seen opeued by Noah Waiser 4 o., propristcrs OF
ne celebrated Marble Hall Clothing Emporium -
'ur citizens, % well stra ugsrs, should, by all
means give them a trial, their goods msde w
q the very best manner aud fashionable style
heir stock consists of full dress and business suits
Joe black and coiOred Cloth frock and drces Goats
1ch Veetings. &c, With a selection of Furnishing
Goods not surpassed in the city for bsanty and style
Particular care and attention hes been paid to the
Toys and Youths Department
Their prices are uniformly low and we say TO on.
ind all. call them before purrhasing slseW here.
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SUPERIOR SHIFTS. warr.n,.d 10

y dt. ~
GAUGE Herino Cndershirts, extra sizes
81 AMI G0Itou do 90
linen su0lDt Drawers
Kid, tilk. and Linen Gloves
Elk an limp Hpndkf.
Hair, silk. arr ratiu >tocks
trsvats, Hosiery, Collars. Susreudsrs Sc
Embracing the m extensive variety az m,
'ooEe 80 DIS to b. found In this city which we o.r
II uniformly low prices.
WALL 4 sTEPHENs
Next s. o. ta the Iron Hal
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
je 2l-tf
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r AIDES WORLD OF PASSION,

IL Journhl Of the Cosrts IF london ana Paris
e'ntaini tour beautifully engrs,e ed and ccl
orei plst-s Of fashion
'odey's Lads's Pook for July
Lsd-s National Mags cir for JuIy
rte Great ' 4 torisl picsyuna for the 4th Of JuIy
All the weekly rsp.rs for this week
Everything in thu Book ard ktstiorerr line AZ
JOE SHILLINaTOh'- Booket re-
Cor. Pa. sv. ana ~ st, odeon RuIliinr
IL 2l- If
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22
DotNGs In CONGRESS.

SENATE Yesterday, the naval reorganza-
ton bill a. amended, was read third time
nd passed. t-.-..
The Senate then resumed the consider alton
of the bill granting land 10 the several States
for the relief of the INDECENT insane
Mr. Toucey addressed the Senate for over
N hour in opposition to the bill, and in de.
fence of the veto o. the President.
Mr. Bell followed Ia support of the bill,
md had not concluded when he yielded the
floor to
MIR Mason, on whose motion the bill was
postponed.
After brief executive session, the Senate
adjourned.
In THE House, yesterday, after we went to
press, Mr. Millson withdrew his resolution for
he appointment Of select committee to in
quire and report the circums' ances of the fra
cas- between Messrs Churchwell and Cullom
On the floor.
Mr. Brooks gave notice of his intention to
offer the following amendment to the rules:
Resolved, That any member who brings into thi.
House a concealed weapon shall be exp lied by a
,wO-third Vote. Loud cries of tgood !''"good!''j
Resoired, that the Sergeant at Arms shall eau G
be erected suitable rack in the rotunda, where
members who addicted TO the Carrying of con
entering this hall and that they .haii be ex-
srd to the inspection OF the curious 50 long the
wncrs employed in legislation. e ries of Good
| acc mpaned by laughter aud applau.e.l
The Speaker then laid before the House q
| message from the President transmitting the
| amended treaty accepted by Mexico, and ask
| ing that the necessary appropriation under i,
be made in due time; referred to the Com
| mittee of Ways and Means.
The Speaker also laid before the House, ar
| executive message. covering the (oalled for,
| correspondence between the American Minister
| ut COnstalltir ople and the State Department
Also, the correspondence of the State Depart
| ment in 1923 with American Ministers, and
| theirs with foreign Governments on the sub
jest of issuing commissions to private armed
| yes els; referred.
Mr.. Keitt made a minority report from the
| select committee On the Supe- intende ncies Al
q. 8. Armories; committed and ordered to b.
printed.
The House then took up the General appro
pIiation bill, and after considering variou
amendments to it, adjourned.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

1 oT-A smil MEDALLION, con al, Ing hs
IL was lott LAST Saturday, thu 18th instant st ia
Pre''nenrs Grounds. The d. der sill be iib.rs'y
coward II they c.r on MIR. GRITZNER 9Th b "
street and Now York avenue L. ao-9t.
L. UR STEAM ENGINFs AT p ivATE SALE
l. 40 horse power Engine, running up TO b.
125 do do DO
do do
! do do With boIle-.
IN credit Of ard IL months, for approved q,
per, or exchanged for town or city property.
spplY IN E.. wRIGlir,
ie 20-2t Aurtinn.er
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

hUNk', Hat Boyee, yalices, Csrre: Bags,
sstrheis, he. ef all qua tiles. just received,
which, With our fhrmer stock. makss our present
's'ortnent very large and compls'e offering sup.-
rior Endorsements to puIchss rs In variety. r-ios
AND qualities not TO be met With elsewhere In this
city. WALL 4 STR HE'S
.' next dor IN The Iron Hall
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
je N-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

HH Ulshasx = tsrters Spani.h Mzsu;s A.
itdaoe evils connected With disoesanissd Stat. q,
hat orRan, Ia unrivaIi,d se"'' -
Hundreds OF certi6cstes from the highest eou-ce.
persons living in the city Of Richmond, misht ~
iteu Of cures effected by carter's Spanish Msnmr.
We have ouiy room to refer 70 the * rsoriiua-,
ure Of Samuel u. brnker. Esq. OF ths frm o,
orinsrr Morris, Fook sellers, b edmond, Va who
vas cured by two bottles Of Carers Asish Mix
ure, after three years suffering from diseased liver
de say seton on the blood Is wonderful, bette,
than all the medicine he had ever taken ana cheer
fully recommends IL 10 all.
AxsSee advert is- mept
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

LILY BRUSHES, WAFER CoOLVRs. RE
l. PERPETRATORS, FISHING TACKLE -Jus
recsivsd supply Of peaowl AID ostrich fsather Fy
Brushes
Also, Water Coolers, Rerieerstor,. spd Wishing
Tackle. JOS SAVAGE
pa. avenue between io'h and lith sts.
" ?1-4t =
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ArsfLENDID PICTURES -Thosro OF our readers who
eEire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures,
should not fail to pay visit TO Piumb's Rooms Oh
:he Avenue He has on exhibition Their sorne boiee
pecimeas Of the new art Of Ddyu rreotyptng fR Oh
shich for beauty and excellence are inconipsrabie.
chere is portrnit executed, in this last STYLE OF
resident Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
rtist every lineamant thereof giving life like ex.
yression. Mr.. rlumbe Is reckoned among the first
Daguerrean artist Of our time. mar 80
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GREAT BARGAINS

At the ksu Fork store, Badge 81, C'sorpeto1ca.
S%~ MISS McG AW wishing 10 refuge Der
present stock Of Goods, offers them AT cosI
such as English Straw b, nnets. Ribhors.
La g Goods, Dr.ss Trimmings Prrfumcry,
taho, cry, and many other fancy articles OF all De-
criptions.
he ladies of th. District viii please call and ell
anime themselves. !. 2-eeln'
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

A CARD.-cur customer are most resp ctfu-
n ly notised that tn " count, are bring made
on aud vii be presented to thsn on the 26th
We hall be very much OBLIGED 10 all who shall
call AMI pet lie fore the LIST Of July OF rs SON
ar pose be. Il IL ut Nv uece-sary 20 our
succsse In business that We receive all amount, due
to Us.
Qn@t (ss they cert inly ought to dol IL Is cur IN.
tentiou 20 male pgemeDts for the fslI trsdp On
murh larger scale than usual In order TO meet our
largely incr asing ssie
cLAaETr, NEWTON, MAY 4 co.
Ia
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

SrhAt ED from the enclosure OF the Wash
~ ing on Inhrmsry, on Monday If erne n, a red
COW, with White spets, curved horns sna cp- hip
higher ihan tbs o her. a liberal inward viii be
given or such inform ton wi enable h.r 20 n.
und. 10 2l-2ts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

A CAHD.-lbe subScrib- r. respectfully tender
"A their SIN ere thanks 10 their customers Ter the
very hbSrsl pa ropsge b. r-tof re bestowed upon
them ard announcs that their sccnunts IN he ven
fersd on or before the lst OF July and sino~re
hote that all will come and m. he prompt .ettle.
ment MAGkUDER CALVERT
10 2t-dtISt
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gress TO scrutinlze the representations Of such
parties with the utmost rigor; more especially
because it ID very clear that very many Oh
these projects are mere contrivances to pu,
money in the hands of particular gang OF
Spectators or to benefit particular towns in
actual existence, or existing at present only in
the brains Of those who have caused them t,
DO mapped out Again. we say to Congress on
this subject-Look out,
Brevet Pay.-A breveted officer applied at
the Treasury Department for arrears of brsr. ,
pay under The law Of July 6, 1912, for com.
manding posts, 90, at various periods from
1887 to 1853. In the settlement of his &C .ount,
it was held that the 4th section of this law.
which allows additional pay and emolumenrs
t. brsvet officers when commanding separate
posts, districts or detachments, had been su-
perceded by the act Of April l6, 1918, which
provides that breveted Off ,ers 1" shall be en-.
tilted to, and receive the pay and emolunents
OF their brevet rank wlen on duty, and hav.
ing command according to their brevet rank,
anu al 40 other time" The evidence tina,
tuVSS Souuiliouc u~u uooh luiUiieu Is 10 De
obtained from he records of the A. jutant G len.
erals Olive. The claim was disallowed.
A Good 'Un.-The new House rule, of which
Mr.. Brooks yesterday gave notice of bis in.
tention of moving is almost identical in words
With the veteran rule prevailing in the man
agement Of the famous New Orleans fancy
balls Of old times. II. due enforcement was
always admitted to be absolutely necessary
there.
Navy Officers Ordered, Detached, &c-Passed
Assistant Surgeon B. Rush Mitchell. detached
from the h'spital at Chelsea, Mass, and or
dsred to take passage in the United Sta es
steamer Massachusetts,, for duty on board
the store ship Warren, at San Francisco.
Assistant Surgeon Jno. M. Brown, now on
board the Warren, detached on the arrival of
his relief, and ordered to the Coast SURVEY
steamer Active, now In the Pacific
Assistant Engineers Mar.hal p. Jourdan
and John Howell, ordered to take passage In
the Massachusetts also, for duty On board the
Coast Surrey steamer Active. t ,...
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POsIIIVELY SELLING OFF AT COsT

EMILE m l. Ms r U K q 4 Nc
" Goods, very Desirable for hN wearhsr, en-,
racing m st Of the articles uAlly found In We.
ORDERED stabl,. hment q lar and varied sssoft
aeut DOW on hand at moderate prices, vhoeAk
Id retail, at JAMES
Gsnt.emen's Furnit hing Store
je l7-1n Pa avenue, near 4 n street
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03
shsished by Request. ]
Whig Meeting.

A meeting Of the Wings of Cedar Go.
will be held a, the court house, in Upton,
on Saturday, the Sd day Of June pror.
at 2 o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose OF APP
pointing delegates to attend the Congress
sional Convention at Iowa City, to be
held on Thursday, the 9Th Of June, 1854.
Also, TO select delegates to ACT with those
from Scott and Clinton counties, in the
nomination OF a Senator and floating
Representative for the district.
And, also, to take into consideration
the propriety of nominating suitable
person to be supported at the ensuing
election as Representative to the mex,
General Assembly OF the State of
Iowa.
In view OF the importance Of the Au-
gus. election, it is hoped tina, the several
townships will be fully represented at the
meeting, in order that by unity Of action
the will Of the people may be known and
fully expressed a, the ballot box, in op-
position to the selfish designs of aspiring
demagogues, and in perpetua,ion Of the
patriotic principles OF our revolutionary
ancestors, - the Wings Of '76.
BY order of the Cen. Committee.
WM. II. TUrHILL, Chairman.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

Is it not high time tina, the members
of the Cedar County Agricultural Socl-
ETY. were taking the Preliminary steps to-
wards getting up Fair for 1854. We
have been expecting every week, Tor
the last month, to receive a communlca-
ton from some en,erprising farmer, one
who has tie interest oil the Society at
heart, calling attention Of the farming
community to this subject bu, thus far,
have been sadly disappointed.
We would suggest the propriety OF cal
| ling a meeting of the said Society at an
early period. in order that we may fix
upon time to hold FAIR That COM
miree be appointed whose duty it shall
be 10 prepare a premium list for said So
cety, and after its ratification, cause IL TO
be published. Also, that a committee be
appointed, whose duty it shall be to OBJ
tain and prepare suitable grounds for the
said Fair, and tina, this committee shall
be authorized to purchase and fl up a
permanent fair ground for said Society.
Also, that committee be appointed to
procure a speaker to address the Society
a, our approaching Fair.
Many other matters will come up that
require the action of the Society, and
we do earnestly hope that the friends of
the cause of Agriculture will arouse them
selves and put their hands TO the labor.
l, is already time tina, our premium
list was out, that the people may know
what they will have to compete for, and
if we expect to obtain speaker for the
occasion we should give him an abon-
dance of time to prepare his address, 50
it will not interfere with his business
arrangements. An address will add
greatly TO the nteres: of the OCCASION
Board of Directors, Messrs. J. w. Car
TELL, Thomas JAMES. SIMEON s. DAN
lELs, G. p. Woon, PRroR Scorr, VI. '.
BuTLER, JSo. ID. WALLER and EZRA
MoRreS, what say ye! Whas shall be
did,