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Rachel e. Lynch
On the equity side Of Queen Anne's
county circuit court.


John r. and E,her, (,ib.on { county circuit court
THE object OF this suit is to procure decree for
he sale OF certain real estate situate Queen Anne
which devised said John E.
ants in their fa,her
tain Of legacy of 81 bequeatbed said
that the aforesaid real cstae which
exhibit devised said John E. Wo0man
subject the of debts said
said John o. Ghson appointed by the will sole took
paid by thereof paid
Rachel f. Lynch the OF $780,
aud that the real estate above mentioned devised the
said John r. and Ebert Gibson chaSeabc liable
OF Anna NJ Lynch administrative of Rachel F. Lynch filed
the 9th day OF June 1855 II forth that the said Rachel
Lynch has died leaving the said Anna Lynch and Wooman
Lynch heirs
had been said NJ Lynch the said John
Gibson also died. leaving John w. Gibson, William
Henry Gbson Rachel E. White formerly Gibson, and wife
Jua Gbson Sarah Gibson and Gibson his heirs
ataw that the said Ebert Gibson afterwards died. his
eirsa law Woolman Gibson brother and the above
aaw OF his sister Rachel Lynch and his brother John e.
Gibson that letters OF administration the estate Of Ebert Glib
he had personal Z.
time confessed decree Of Rachel Il.
paid and satisfied the demand forth in said bill Of
pan far as he concerned that tho aforesaid real estate s
said iegncyo witt $780, principal and interest and that
James White and Rachel e. his wife, Julia Gibson Sarah Gbson
and Catharne Gibson residents Of the District Of Columbia is
adudgcd ordered the said Anna NJ LYNCH
thod at Washington three
be the 9th day Of December notice the said a
defendants Of the and object OF original bill and
petition Of said Aana NJ Lynch and them to appear In this
court person, by solicitor before tho ninth day
Of jannay next, 70 show cause they why decree
Clerk Of the Circu, Court for Queen Annes County
SEPTEMBER IS, 1885,
l2-law3w
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.

OsYIcH suPkaIsTsspEsr PUBLic PRtsrIse,
" ashiDglon, o.pieni ~, 1000
pursuance 81 provisions OF tho Act provide for
cutting public printing" &c., approved August 90 1881 sealed
first December twelve oeoek
furnishing paps required for punc ing for
commencing sl day Of December 1885, and ending
the Isl day Of December, 1856
This subjn.d Hist specifics nearly be aseeransd the
quantity quality and description OF each kind OF that viii be
required.
10000 printing paper uneaiendered "a BY
% inches, aud TO weigh forty hye pounds 10 The Of
1000 printing paper caendered "a by 3S
inches, and TO weigh my six pounds 10 the OF 400
sheets.
5000 reams superne sized and caendered printing paper
"a BY 80 inches and 70 weigh my Two pounds 10
the of 4oO sheets.
CLAss4.
800 supehne eaiendered printing
n "a by ~ inches, weigh fouy isai
pounds 10 the ream OF 4eU sheets.
Class 5.
900 supene caiend red map pano, Of such
sizes be required, corresponding weight wI'b
paper measuring ~ "a inches, twenty
pounds per 4e0 sheets
CL.ss6.
superfue plate paper calendeed
may be required) 10 6y "a aehes, weight
per n a may required.
The fibre OF the o the above classes BIZ Of linen
and all adulelaion other sub
eseh bundl
Sheets Uniiory coor tDicknes,
will be and bundle ehcnsive III wapper) ng
under standard weight will be-
ceved and The weight will il he equed Mxop
Of hic he bunde make tbs weight
viii be considered violation of he
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Proposals for Rations for 1856.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,
Quartermasier's Office,
Va Oct har

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRrs,
Quartermasier's Office,
Washington, October g. 1855.
SEpARATE SEALED PROPOSALS received at this Of
fee until 10 m. Thursday day
furnishing United
lowing stations, for the year 1886, viz:
Charlestown, Massachusetts;
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Brooklyn, Long island, New York;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Gosport, near Norfolk Virginia;
Warrington, Florida and
Washington city, District of Columbia.
Each of poand quarter Of fresh
or three Of pound of pork bread
made OF -four supene fine -four ha option OF the
sugar eight quarts
beans fur of Of pounds gs0d
bard brown and and half Of good hard dipped
tall0w candles hundred raiions.
The beef required delivered order
Ing officer Of station bulk the single
snail consist the and choice
best quality OF the kinds subject inspection
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied
two sureties known this office, certified Official
TO be endorsed Proposals for Raons 1855
and addressed the of the Marine Corps Washing
ton, District Of Columbia.
G F. LINDSAY,
Major and Quartermaster u. s. Marine Corps.
The following papers publish the above twice
until the eth of November duplicate oge
with printed Of The this Office for
viz;
Patriot Concord, Hampshire; Gazette Portsmouth, New
Hampshire; POST Boston, Marsacbuets Times Bnsto
chuses Journal Of New Eagle, Brooklyn,
York Phiiadcpha Evening Argus,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania star Intelligence, Washington
city News Norfolk Vgnia and Democrat. Pensacola Florida
price to be paid for this service 70 be
ceeding 0 BREWER for
insertion, thirty per square
segment insertion lie, appear in the first number AFTER
cep hereof which number will be pleased transmit
office published, with each successive number,
vOucher.n
Oct o-aawtsthNov
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HOME MAN EACTURES.
Fnirvlcxv Cotton Works,

Near the Canal Basin, .aierondrid.
EITZPATRICK BURNS, propretors and manufacturers OF
cotton yarns cban -ai wiuc wrapping twine cord
bats, &C
Orders Washington RESPECTFULLY solicited for
Of the will deliver Washington
lower Than Baltimore Other northern markets All
orders will meet with prompt attention by addressing above
ocslI-dm F.&n,
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No 544
Notice OF the Roopensna OF Dapvi,Ie Land Once
Illinois.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Sept 10, 1855
INSTRUCTIONS have THE day ben transmitted the
Danvile land office IN Illinois
Of the said
oubc said
other office and the In which applications win
THos, A. HENDRICKS,
aepf 2I-2awGw Intel Siar,l Commissioner,
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Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caru,he", late one Of the circuit
Hon. Nathan Green of ndses ofthe supreme
Of. Tennessee.
Hon. Brom6eid Ridley, councillors
Judges Caruers Green dew e their whole time exclusively
4
Plan cfnsstonl Daily examinations OF each class the
books No regular Of but explanations Of the
daily lcssons tho progress Of the examinations.
Weekly OF common law and equity In which
dents of cts given pofes
prosecute through all processes
practice. The framed them prepare
deeds wills records Of documents be read
dence in the trials Some OF akrn BY appeal TO
yupreme which held monthly In and
public the end session The students act as her
jurors judgss and chancclors and In other official
baciues connected with their suits.
the third Monday In
tember Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday In July.
Erpsmes per ssson-Tuion $50, contngen
~ boarding $50. Students furnish their
which can % had in the Lebanon bookstores
required complete une-s the
enter No previous study
regular classes Students
any during the collegiate year
There moot legislature connected win the school,
Number stndents the last collegiate year eighty SIX
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Fob 1l--eoly President Board Of Trustees
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United States Patent Once,
Washington. October 10, ne

Washington, October 10, 1885.
IN the petition OF Robert Ppgo of BALTIMORE Maryand praying
III extension Of him the 9Th OF
1912, for teaching
geography" &c. from the expiration OF said pat
which place the 18th day of January 1856
III odcd that the said petition be heard the Patent Once on
Monday the 9Th IL O'Clock, md
persons app have,
VIII said petition ought be granted.
opposing fe in the Patent
Office their objections specialy forth In writing at least twenty
flied by either
70 be IN
Office, which win furnished
pcaton.
The testimony in the will be closed the 9Th Of De
other relied testimony,
flied Office before the morning Of that days the
arguments u my within ten days thereafter. .
Ordered published in the Union inei
gcncer, and Evening Washington, CT Rerubiican Bau
PennyIvanan PHI adclrha; Journal of Commerce, New
Boston, Massachusetts, week for three
weeks previous the h OF January next The day OF
g. r. sHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
s.Edtors OF papers will p'ense copy and send
bills Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Oct 20--1aw3w
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COLD silver hne steel and plated spectacs eye aas'es sc
all focuses, with pefocal rescop,c and paraboa
long advantages selecting glasses
adapted to the eyes OF
VI. w. GAIT 4 BRO,
1924 Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
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IyIENwOOD CEMETERY.-Omce No. ooo Pcunsyvsna

GLENwOOD cEMErERY.-omce No. asa Pennsylvania
VI avenue, street., the Savings This
cemetery laid out ON he plan Of the Of
New York. and situated high ground distant
the This company hsvs recsvst chsster from Con
Zee title purchaser and prohibiting eacsoschmen's
LEGISLATION otherwise, which Ia Of toss who
places
ali ciss when the burial GRAND
sell II, and throw
uourly into large pitt asd legal measures
titles given 10 The gcund.
ramp, and byaws and ~ Other nrnasios,
y NO 4o Seventh street. any cshe undertaken viii y
srssccdf June l7-dIy
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pOKIrANSKYs Pathological Anasomy. voIumeu
IL in q
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
The yellow Mask, ffom Dickens's Household Words
The Confessions o q Pretty Woman Miss Pardoe.
The Jealous Wife by Mss Pardoe.
Fresh Vegetables al the prices
how 10 obtain them. Price lax cents.
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Nassau Han College Of New Jersey, Princeton
"Shonid auId acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min,
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,

"ShouId auld acquaintance be forgot,
And brought 10 min,
Should aud acluan'ancc be forgot,
And days ~ aud lang syne'
The OF the the ending In June 1888
junior ending 1882 the Soph
year ending ane 1881 and the Freshman class Of the
ending June $780, hereby requested TO assemble IN
Washington c. the third Of March, d. 1857 OF The latest
links chain OIL and friendship which time
lives greeting sympathy and lament III. unmey
OF their promising compeeTs
preliminary meeting Of the seapponted committee viii be
first monday September, A. D. 1856, ~ The Unied
ILoe Chestnut between Fourth and Fifth Streets
whom be
venen invited attend when the will be
adopted full attendance possible
whom notice Is addressed Will be
furnish the othe committee by mail with
their respective post Offices
EDWARD ]. GRANT, NJ. D..
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman of Committee.
ALEXANDER Q. HART, M. D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTAER,
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania
PHILIP PENDLETON,
OF Winston Allegheny Co, Nd,
% SAMUEL. r RICHARDS,
of Balstp Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JOHN WxrDMAs, of Lebanon Pa, Secretary
March 27-awtMar3 [Inteligencerl
newspapers civilized world request
ed notice This advertisement their editorial umn
The four great di
visions OF the globe aud all newspapers throughout the United
cssonay this date and the ID OF March, A. D. 1851
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,HG ONLY ONO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rob Of DR. BOY
nier or sa pala or other ruilar remedea radically
sos all affections Of the skin dares croiua me CON
per'od Of u and hereditary nerimony Of humors apa
fractions and oe WEAKNESS Of he organs arising from
injections soundnes As anii syphtic the Rob cures
aam Of cspaSa or cubeb or lrn rcpl
The virus without neuazns H. The Rob Boyveau t. above az,
nended IN syphiic Diseases whether long no
ing aud which have resisted the powers of mercury or The oo
agents Blordrn, "
William New York. for Wholesale orders Guiiot Dusonge
BY druggists throughout the Uni
sd S DC s s s DC 81 cns @
ding William street, New York who will give every nlorma
O. prepared III America the West IN
dies Of the United states duties he has the Rob ~ %
CsocEn,Es. WINES. lIauoHs, Sc We beg leave 70 y
call attention OF friends and the public 10 our soek
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Fine green and black iras
Java, Rio and Lazuaya coffees
Refined aud brown
Family rlne, and aour in Ibis. ard bags
Cheese, lard haui1, and shoulders
Grain ana ground spices OF description
And every other article make complete ss'O
meBt
Wines, Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira, sherry port champagne wines Of avon"
brauds, and part superior
- Fine e,nndies- whskey gins &C. in wood and glass
Together with large stock Of Havana, German, and do
We will offer goods many articles which we
hau pc efeiving ~ such prices as % make an
families and tho trade 20 give US call before SUPPLYING ,s wa
- South side Penn avenue, between AZ and ON Streets
John O. DEvEaEUx. Commissioner OF Court OF
Refers Duncan, sherman Co, Mcssrs Bcebee
Nov H0s Lgss bmaiss a@s W. es,srd esq w ybe
sey, iesegn u bradley eco Wa-hinaon, 2. ,c,noqroa
can msks appn,msn Of the time and place Of taking r
Eaes Ss e' coans,S A Undersigned
ooe,io-sswin ''''''''' '''''N''' &c, pEyEREux'
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-31
IOWA CITY WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 81 1855.

tho foregoing section have been Isomplied with
SIC: 4 This act may take Effect by publ.
cation in the Iowa Capital Reporter and Re
publican: provided ssil society Nhall pay the
expense ID any Of such publieAt,cn.
REUBEE NOBLE,
Speaker offhe House Of RsfT,seatq,ices
MATURlN II FISHER,
I'Yesidsnfef The Senate
Approved Jan. goth 1858.
JAMES W. GRIMES.
DEPARTMENT or SrArE;
Iowa City. Jan, 20h, ls55}
I certify the foregoing TO be Z fuecopy from
the or, pinal rolls on lie in my ces
~ GEO. w MtsssaRY.
Stcyttass Of State.
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MARTIN L MORRIS,
LAND AGENT, IOWA CITY, IOWA.
rnE.e - IL. C,.s. Elo...
l.. HUBBELL, M. D.,
Hommopathist and Hvdropathist,

nR. H. has had over twelve years experience in the
- various diseases OF the west, especially those
OF females and children. Our remedies pleasant to
the taste, and pleasant in their effects Try them.
Charges moderate Office Clintoo street, three doors
south OF Robbins Jewery Store.
REFEREScEs,-professors s. Rosa, NJ. D., cleveland;
J. II. Pute, NJ D., Cincinnati Ohio. E. Z. Marcy, NJ.
D., N. Y. City.
N.B.-To induce many to prove what we call the best
mode ofrelief; charge will be made for medicine or
professional services up to December list. 1854
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AN ACT to encourage Agriculture and the
Mechanic Arts in johnson county.

Src. l. Be it enacted By the General Assem-
Ny Of the State of Iosca. That on the first day
Of April in each year. the County Judge OF
johnson county shall draw an or er upon the
Treasurer Of said county in favor Of Johnson
County Agricultural and Mechanical Society
for sun equal to thirty three and one third
per centum upon the amount Of the personal
poll tax which may have been levied in said
county for the preceding year. and it shal. be
the duty OF said Treasurer on presentation OF
such order. TO pay ,he amount thereofIn mon
ey. 10 the 6nancial officer Of said Society TO
be expended by said Society in the improve
ment Of Agriculture, and the mechanic arts,
within said county.
SIC g. That to secure faithful application
Of said money 10 the objects herein before s,a
ted. the officers If said society shall annually
hold acounty Fair. and cause TO be prepared
and published list Of premiums 10 the farm
ers and artxans Of said county. at least equal
in amount 10 the payment from the county
Treasury FOR the current year. a copy Of which
list shall be left with the county Judge, and
ba preserved in his offics.
SEC. 3. That il from any cause said Socie-
ty fails 10 hold their Fair. or to file such list
with the county Judge. he shall withhold all
subsequent orders until the requirements Of
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DAGUERREOTYPES! !
HARTSOCK & GREY.

DROFESS0Rs of the Daguerrean Art, respectfully in
form the Public that they prepared to furnish
LIKENESSES OF EVERY SIZE!
Single in Groups in most faithful and superior style
Feeling confident this opportunity Of securing portraits
and remembrances of those love and esteem should
not be is the thief of time"
Secure the Shadow ere the Substance Eade."
They invite the Citizens Of Iowa City vicinity give
them call, they take all Sizes cases, gold pins and
lockets, and readily suit the state Of the pockets.
Rooms at Is Clinton st., Frost's Store.
Iowa City, Oct. 25th, 1854
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LAWS OF IOWA.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.


AN ACT to locate State road from Charles
ton in Lee County. via Mont-ose to Keokuk
!. Sec lss Be It enacted by the General Assem-.
bly, ofthe Stale of Iona, That John Schooley,
Simeon Cole. aud w. II. Girls sold. Of the
County Of Lee, e.and they are he reby appoint.
ed Commissioners. to ,oca'e and establish a
State road from Charleston in Lee County, via
Mon'rose to Keokuk.
SEC 2d. That the commissioncrs appoint.
ed to locate said road or majority OF them shall
meet at Charleston on the second Monday Of
April 1855 or within six months thereaftef, and
taking to their assistance . surve voEs the nec-
essary chain men All markers,saad having
qualified, shall prQce1 10 ths discharge Of
their duties accordAk - laws
3. 6Eq 3 That th4So7hmissioners shall have
e4atk1lArs per day each. and the surveyor aud
41ut&Neu and markers, such sum as the Couns
~ 1na6s may deem just. AL expenses to be
n re county.
This &C. shall take eject from ay}
nchs sinRsi ~. .lair ~ : - 1Ns '
81 - anE asaG ~ -
Apesky u the House Of Representatives..
MATURIN L. FISHER.
President Of the Senate.
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Approved goth January. 1855.
JAMES W. GRIMES.

DEPARTMENT. or STATE.
Iowa City, Jan. goth 1855
certify the foregoing. to be q true copy
from the original rolls on file in my office.
GEO. w. McCLEARY.
Seer'y Of State
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, January Gath. o'clock, \. u,
Senate met pursuant TO adjouI nment,
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EAGLE HOJySE.
O. ". ABBOTT. ,. .. kiAl
FOR THE FALL CAMPAIGN!!

9V1HE most extensive assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever offered 70 the citizens Of Iowa CITY, nov open to
the inspection Of the pshase at
G. w. ABBOTT d cos
New Boot and Shoe Store, Washington st. 6rst door
east of Powes New Block; where may be found large
variety Of Ladies' Misses and Children, Gents and
plain, Of the latest styles and finest qnality.
uYW SUppLUS CONTINUALLY ARRIVING.
From our experience in manufacturing and buying, We
Are conndedt Of being able TO se tie hrst quality Of
9oeds aaehe lowest prices west ofthe Mississippi.
Purchasers vii please call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Grateful TO friends and patrons for past favors,
fespcetfnlly solicit continuance Of the same.
@. v. ABBOTT co.
ts-a Uy Aug -, ise4-M
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GEORGE L. NICHOLS,

GENERAL REAL ESTATE BROKER, Davenport, Iowa
II Office corner Of Main and Second Streets.
II. KILBOURN Esq, an experienced Auctioneer, con-
nected with the Office. Also accomplished Engineer.
Surveys, and subdivisions of land executed promptly
lie has large amount Of lands, improved farms and
lots the various counties of the for sale
commission.
REFERENCES.
J.. A. Benoist and Co.. Bankers st Louis.
Chles and Car, Comm. Merchants, do
MT Scott, Pres. North Bank, Ky, Lexington.
Phillip Swger I, Esq, Frankfort Ky.
George l. Davenport, Esq, Davenport Iowa.
+. Sellers and Co., Pittsburg
Mi. + His, Springfield, Ill.
December 18th 1854.
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(NOETEE MILLS, JaPpaned ware, spoons, Ladies' skim
~ ners ana Forks, for sajs ~ HART LOVE.
Nay - -
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~ n ~ no 4o,an act hxtng the uMSo
~ 1i6& &eoutts In the 9th Judicial district,
I'd AMI passed.
z Mr Test, from the committee on the Judici.
ary, reported back H file No ll2, an act 10
amend chapter 81 Of the code. relating 10 me-
chanics' liens and recommended its Indefinite
postponement.
Message from the House that the House had
indefinitely postponed the followinglbills:
s bill No ~. an act relating to the pieadings
in Courts of Justice,
s bill No 75. an act 70 organize the militia
Of the State.
Also, had prsed the following,
S bill No AZ. an act TO establish State Land
Osice, with q Register thereof.
s bill No 81, an act regulating the issuing OF
county and corporation bonds.
s bill No la, an act 10 amend chapter los Of
the code
3 bill No ISL, joint resolution making appro.
priatiop for the State Library
Mr.. Nc Achran III ON the committee on elaine,
reported the following joint resolution:
Resoloed. That the publishers Of Newspa2srs
ordered by either branch Of the General AZ
scmbly, shall be allowed for the session 6ity
cents ior each weekly; one dollar for each tri.
weekly; one dollar and one half for each daily.
and seventy five cents for each semi weekly, 10
be paid Out Of the Treasury.
Read twice and, on motion, the llth rule
suspended. read the third time and passed.
Mr. Jordan, IRON the committee on judiciary,
eporteG hack substitute for II file No 81, ~
aci fixing the times Of holding Courts 10 the 5th
Judicial district, which was adopted aud rsss.
ed.
Mr Nc Ach, ar, from the committee on claims,
reported back the following claims, which
were allowed:
m. r. ~. r..
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bill lis. an act for State voad from Gen.
terville to Marietta, passed.
5 Sbll los an act to amend an act granting to
railroad companies the right Of way.
This bill having the appearance OF having
been altered without authority, motion
the whole matter was referred to a select com.
mittee 10 report concernins the saine.--com-
mittee,, Messrs Browning, Workman aud
Thurstop.
Message from the House. that the House
had passed bill %, an act to regulate mills
and millers within this Siae. wiz an amend.
ment,
Also had passed II file l73, and wished the
concurrence of the Senate therein.
Also had passed ) bill 90. an act relating to
the State Library.
Also S bill No 80, an act TO repeal chapterfl
Of the acts passed at the 3d General Assembly.
Also had concurred in the amendment Of the
Senato maze 10 the joint resolution to adjourn
sine die
Adjourned until 9 o'clock P NJ.
n,,,.lnrL n NJ