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Desperate Fight, g.

New YORK, Jan TON liver AMI Jim
Turner, the latter from California. met at the
broadway Saloon this morning. when deper-
ate fight ensued. They exchanged shots and
liver was severely injured. Both were ar
rested
The weather is clearing up here II is very
warm.
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~ PALPITATION OF THE HEART Nervous diseases
LIVER complaint Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Costiveness and
are all relieved and cured in incredible space
OF Time, by Carriers Spanish Mixture the great tonic
Purner OF the blood. 1t particle of Mercpry
Upum or any no1ous drus is perfectly harmless aud
cured more than five hundred dases Of disease
We can only refer the certificates few Of
which may be found In column and all of which
the detailed In full around the bottle the OF all
spring and Fall Medicines and possesses
are blood tonly remarkable,
- See advertisement.
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h The message of the Governor of Penn
syiVania was sent to the Legislature on Fri
day. The receipts of tho Treasury for 1884
were $685., expenses, s5,425, 900 The
receipts from r vNrks exceed the ex-
penses by S736,000. 1ne Governor recon
men a revision of the liquor lie 'aws.
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&1n REV or Stolen Deem.
nv Der, black HORSE, about years old
he most notable marks reco!lected is small white
spot III his forehead and the alr rubbed from both
Hanks by the gear. will give the above reward for
The return of tn horse, and if stolen s2 for the ar
rest and conviction OF the thief.
JOHN MOTHERSHEAD
Virginia avenue and Sixth street, Island
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A.oTAnk Pr Uh.-Mr. WHITKHURsT hss.been
snoIher premium for his superior Daguerreotypes
Snlo'ted AZ the worlds Fair, New York.
.nat mr. received from the Worlds Fair London
tor his unrivslled dssuerreotypes President
oes At all the fairs at which
riss. 80 -'0, W AA' e--~
CAL and have your taken at Gale
lR-E
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hAtlS'S POEMS just received and for sale hy
~ ALEX. ADAMSON, Seventh ST..
opposite the Post Office.
Tie Is agent for ali The Cheap Public. TONS Maya
Zlnes aud Newspapers; Harper:s. Putuam's Ora
Rams Magazines and Lady's Book at - 30 "A year
London illustrated News, Bells Life, Times Punch
received by every steamer. The New Yrrk tie: Id
Times am Tribune received every night and deliv-
cred 10 subscribers. He keeps cOnst .ntiy on hand
a large assoftl.r mt OF Blank Books, Pens. Ink Pa
per Envelopes, Playing Cards, Visiting Cards. Chill
dren : Toy Books. Primers, Knapp & Risntmy CT :
copy Books Wholesale and retail, &c.
ian 9-if
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Gepealing the License Laws

Chicago, (lll } Jan. "a bill passed In the
House OF Representatives Of this State, to-day.
repeating all license laws, by vote of 81 10
81
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oAusE VI HARD TIHEs.-Itis reported gays
Boston paper, d" that lady in this city has
speh'' during the year 1854, at lace and en-
or0idory store, the sum of $4,000, and that
several ladies' have each contracted bills at the
aly goods stores varying from S., 900 to So 900
each
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Looking Gls sses,
ok
SSS

nFal ICES ana quail y. f,cncb or German late
" Fancy or plai fAIG ait ami cture Fran. $
Gilt or Fancy CnlorsL.
M.o, GIL; Room Moulding, ia bl- top B.S-se..
and tables
Cornc. made 10 orde-
Aise, ali knGs Of old WORK regilded Will Is stch
sni reasonable rn,a b.
J WAGNER,
256 Pa aY.nue. cps. Kirkf COZ lisuse.
Il.
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On the 9th instant, Mrs. SALLY ANN NUrTR1LL
IN the 5oth year of her age, daughter of the late
Abraham Barnes Thompson and Sarah Annie Ma
son, of LoudOn CO., Virginia.
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! OW PRICED SrArIONGRY- SELF SEALING
~ Commercial Envelopes one d liar per LOCO
Ruled Bill Papsr 70 c,s p-r quirs
Letter Parar 81 per cam
STEEL Pens 80 cents groa-
Aud eve-y oihsr arse con n eeted with the sta.
tionery busne 1T 81. III; ,rn, V low t.riT
TAYLOR i MaUkY,
Gee ~ near Ninth s.
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~ Supporters, French Jackets, Gentlemen. Ri.
ding Belts, French and German woven o-sets. i'm
ported ourselves; Rail DAD Corsets, Or. Dick Cor
Railroad and Mechanical fasteninps for Coy.e,s
haiifoad Cord, Silk ana Cotton Laces Steel whale
bone, and india rubber Busks
MIS-. WRIGHT respectfully in orms the ladies
tat her stock OF the above articles is now connIeta
winch VIII be sold as cheap or cheaper than they
can he purcha: ed anywhere in this country
246 Pa av., between 10Th and 18Th sts
u, 1880
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LIVERY MAN MS OWN LANDIOkD-TaE
- Union Land Association have row Autographed
psats o. Cniont'"L sitast' on ties Eastern branch
OF the Potomac river, directly opposite the NAVY
iari ard inTt tue public TO exsmine the same at
tt Office.
hlisibl- Building lois, ca graded 60 feat vide
streets, fronting "a fe-t snd running back l3O feet
are nav Offered at the very low prize Of s-5 nsvs
lie Ia eaFy ihatallrentI Of s. month IN ii the
who'll Is PAD, when d>eI in fee sinple viii X, tx.
ecut"4 t. each loe holder; deduction O.. % pr
ceTt VII he allowed to PERSONS payinr cash.
The lccaticu is one OF acs b.s
AID heauty, with an abuniant supply Of exoell.n {
Taer. Persona DESTROYS OF procuring a house and
ict upon very favorable nditions OF payuent.
shousd make !mmsdiete application, STELLAR op-
II. A isrge quantity Of chesnut post and Oak
WOOD 1or sa e cheap. JOHN FOX, Secretary
OIfce, seventh St 6bovs OiG Fellows Hall
de Q-lm
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II ? GREAT CURE OF RHECMATISM.-The Editors Of
the Richmond Repubican of December sth, 1852, say
that Carriers Spanish Mixture is quack medicine.
They had man in their press room who afiiCt ed
with violent mercurial rheumatism who continually
complaining of misery his backs limbs and Joints his
eyes had become fevesh and mattery neck swollen
sore, and all the symptoms of Rheumatism combined with
Ssrofua Two bottles Of Carters Spanish Mixture cured
him. and IN an editorial notice above they bear tesno
ny to Its wonderful effects and "a that
all suffering with disease of the blood aware the
existence OF such medicine They cheerfuIy recommend
it to the public.
See their certificate and notice fnl around the bottle
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n A RRl ED.
DIED.

On the II instant, by the Rev. F. Israel, EDWARD
J. BYRrM 10 Miss MARGARET A. KING, all of this
CITY.
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TIL. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY.

477 Eighth st adjyiDing kan.y's Livery Sta iIes
nWlNG to The Increased tr- d. which @ gene -ous
" publ has bestowed u'on M, hsvs BEEN COM
PEELED to eject new a. larger building for the
rryirg on Of my busi.ess Here shall b. en-
abled to Execute all orde 9 entrusted t, M with
Rrestr facilities snd dispatch, and would lesrect-
fully solicit continuance OF tina publ 3 eat cnsge
Csrrisg's AMI Wagons, Of thu most mod IN styie,
bailt Of the best materials, and warranted to i've
satisfaction,
1,epaiss Of every description p2nc.uall. attended
t..
For sale, cheap, a secondhand Clarence Carriage,
nearly new. .ec 26-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-08

NJ READY MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
Youths, wear manufactured with elegance by
NOAH WALkER CO., under Browns Hotel. Their
embrace the Paito Suront Overcos Ovesack shaped
and neglagee Tamas black and blue Cloth Coats
Frock Coats Of all fashionable cOors Cassmer Business
Suites ch Velvet Vests Silks &C. black Cassmer
figured Cassner and plain Cassmer Pantaloons the
youth-Jackes Psnts, Vests Overcoss, &c they are
their manufacturers they enabled sell at
the lowest prices Shirts superior TT Collars Gloves
Ties, &c, of late styles always o hand dec 10
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D sCHWARZE's cYsTEKDEp

p sCHWARZE's OYSTER DEPOT
IL. Corner Of Eleventh and 4 str,ets e.
ord rs Tor superior OYSTERS left at xA6f&A
this place before 10 O'Clock In the morn &VIy$
Ing Will be de;iFered teio-e . o'cleckA /S
p. m.
Also, are arr'ng' m nts mad, to send Oysters in
any aaauy 10 the country, pacs ed up t.. arts ht
da,s. " .. ie3 eiout
Mskied D sters always Prepared at the shor,est
Gee 26-eo2WS
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CTORE FOR RENT-THE ELTGIBLY SITT-
- ated Store on Pa avenue, betm cen Tenth and
Eleventh streets, lately occupied by US.
HiLBUS HITZ
POSSESSION gwen Immediately. Enquire at our
Music Depot: corner Pa. av. and llth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-08

.EY = y - = {; 6 40 e S.-Thesn5ssr,bers So
20 II IN the klardet tuyng SLAVES. eay
iE& i'a -:;.=st rsh prices. ai--.a. h..i,: 9iz7es
+ Or ssio I'll! ;,lcAS, cal :. 20 ?!>A:T STREET H.
tiGt1rs: M tSlstEeS'. Old =i.rdl Slaves taken on
board a. IS t.,,:s psi dxy.
,eb lily H.At w L. CAMPBELL.
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WATCH RETURNs.-J. Daniels, vsgrant
work house 90 days; Ann Cox. drunk do .
Henry johnson, vagrant, do; John Z. Tenant
assault and battery, bail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-08

q There arc fifteen hundred u. lasn
employed in the Gosport (Vs) Navy ard, We
learn from private letter from that place
The two new steamers are progressing rapidly
to completion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-08

WANIED-By young man of good character,
W situation IN grocery store in Washington
Baltimnre, or Alexandria. Salary no object. Ad-
dress "R M p, Washington Post Office
ian At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-08

ENOR SALE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
those who want to invest i'm Real Estate-The
undersigned being in bad health and determined TO
try climate more mild and suited to his constitu-
ton, and with the view to the full and final settle
ment OF his afiirs, offers the following property f
SAFE being determined to sell, buyers NAV rely upon
CT ing cheap, and by paying comp irative I'm all
"In unit IN money shall have long time upon the
deferred pa mems. The titles being II m the ofgi'
nal land OWE are professionally good, viz:
Lot No. II square 408, upon which there are thr, q
story brick houses, with 3 doors Of Pa. avenue, and
but few yards from Centre Market.
Part of Lo t No. 9 IN ,quare No. 3S2, on Ninlh
street, opposite the Centre Market, occupied as
Grocery store.
All of lot No. squire 633, fronting 100 fee, on r
street north
All of lot No. square $50, corner of and Second
streets, 100 it. front.
All OF lot No. square 263, corner of Fourteenth
and & SITS.
al OF lot No square Ala, Eighth ST., south.
All OF lot No 10 square 494, AZ St., so #. front.
All OF lot No. 10 square 633, ST. north, 6s it, from
opposite office.
All OF lot No. square e, Maryland avenue
All OF lots No. 3, t. 5, ii, Is, II, square 1927.
All OF Let No. % square 53i, fronting 80 it, on Mary
land avenue.
RICHARD G. BaISCOE,
Jan S-V" No. X Man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-08

LIVERY NAN TIE OWNER OF HIS HOME
~ sTEAD.-l}aving subdivded Squares No 9I5
9'b, and Square south of Square No. 9l5 in Lots
averaging ~ feet front by ITO feet deep, am now
prepared to sell the same at prices ranging from SEQ
tn Sl2o, and upon very accommodating TERMS saw
The above squares front Maryland avenue. betw
Gun ana y streets east, aud situated in the most
thriving part of Capitol Hill.
have ais" Lots in various sections of the city
umpf"Ved and unImprOved hthat offer induceme, Is
to those DESTROYS of making investments or of OH,
tanning residence. GEO r EVER
Once on D, near corner 10Th street west,
ian ''N'''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-08

CHURCH DEBT PA1D.-In the STRAIT Ran
fist Church, of which Rev. George w. Samson
Is the pastor, the gratifying intelligence was
made known that the debt Of the church.
which amounted to some So 900, lad been en-.
tre!y extingu;shed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-08

sJox R.ILLNaToN receives all the new Books and News
papers ss ga as published He is for Hsrper all
the othfr 6agazRes and readers will always find
large and good assortment of Blank Stationery
his Bookstore, Odeon Building Pa and ~ at
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MUSIC FOR BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
l.. f. W. WEBER

MVa1C FOR BALLS, PARTIES, &c
L. F. W. WEBER
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS anu
~ former patrons tina: he continues to attend
PALS, fAhTi rs, &c, With his well orga Liked
BAND Of scientific II Musicians
Music NN A''A'oA"D''
An accomplished Pianist furnished if d,sir,d
~ Vfders LEFT at H,ibus Hitz' Music Depot,
0sutiers, Or Miilsrs Conf.o ioDery stiIss mr. ~
Eeslaehss, near Gen lisndersons: Navy Yard, viii
nAooe W.Ia peoIHpt ATTENTION sS-Zui
A PILES, POCATOEs, &c.
- suP.,ior lot hourly expected to arrive Der
sehooners Village Gem and Pearl, for sale by
NJ. ELDkIDGE,
dec Att Union Wharf, Alexandria, Va.
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az The cholera is raging and doing its fell
work in the Island of St. Kit; also at Comens,
on the Spanish Main.
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4 VERI DN2l:;A3Li! Store Tt LEc--GHt.
stoiS on t. ea:t ii Il [! isleYtnt str ,.,t III
dor rortn y Pea: iY.....a av,.u- italy ON.
Pied by ir. Dyai Auni.ya ahi . p:ril:a:!:1 =;
store, is for -eE!. low l. sood tenant Alo. the
House above .he store apply 70
&. a. RANDALL
LoV Lift Corner T~efth and streets.
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E'ohNIoffED KUUdS FOR RENT.-Mrs Don
Il nelly, between y and 9th sts, Pa. avenue, has
wen furnished Paror and Bedroom, which she
wiz Lent VII IhoueIate terms. jan 5-tf
DOR RENT AND SALE.-I desire to SeI INV
stock of Groceries in the store on the north side
OF Lou slana avenue betw. en- 9th and 10Th streets
and near the Centre Market. The stand j. a ycrv
good one: The house is also offered for rent ANY
one wishing information in relation to il, can ca
on me above. WIN aNnprS
ian 5-3tr
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- TOR E-Ih"as having Furniture, Dry Gods,
\, dfoastiss, 81. = he storet vil; fut ample nc
ao;AInoa Ions il t..a laes.. shy fa-sCnat aveJ
nc dry baaemcats Under I'll. ,tsr Once, corns. =:
s'tlus and alsT-n'h st. Apply 9. :he ga, oi1c-
oct SS--:t
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! @RGE DHhLifaGHOU&.. 10 LET-SiTU
atsc on the ea aide OF sc. smith ST. est one door
so.V. street ard only two sIua es from the Patant
.'ihcc. The house has been built but a few years
Is large and colhmoi5us col taintn fourteen raoIs
II Is now being naaly p-;'.ted sad prepared, s-i
atted with gas nXtuIe7; ma pump with excelien ,
vat IL. the yard. hi csts~n water IN the hsus~.
bath rooms, &c; large YARD, with stable and car.
risJe ho,ise Apply nczt ,.'r 70 the house. to
nov l3--cotf 4 p1T9PEII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-08

M EMBERS OF CONGRESS and other Tran
wi sIents for the session may obtain pleasant
Rooms AMI good Boarding At Mrs. MANNING,S
lhIfteer tn street, between T. and F, M. ass.
also, those located III HE vicinity Can be accom-
m9dated with board By the week or month
ian 6-4i+
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For Gale and 7 ent,

RoOMS TO LET-Furnished or unfinished.
~ with or without board, at No. Is East Capitol
1reet, between Second and Third sts, Capitol Hill
c. Greer. ian "a,
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BAD Boy Last night, boy named John
Tenant was taken to the guardhouse. The
evidence showed that he was a very bad boy,
to correct him, besides forcibly resisting the
officer who arrested him. Capt. Birch ordered
him to give security for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-08

10 LEF-1he large aud roniinodiuIs lhTer sf0Ty
Brick Dwelling, No. 2s3 X street, between ii
and 3i street..
For terms enquire o. F. : SMITH
Agent OF Adams Express Co..
Pa. avenue, between ID and 81 streets.
i'm G-eulm
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FALSE ALARM The alarm Of fire about two
CLOCK yesterday, was caused by mistaking a
bell. young man, named Mathew Russell,
was arrested for creating the false alarm. Hi,
tlai came OH this morning before ustice Nor
sell, and the evidence cleared him Of all blame
1t appearing that fire bell had bean ringing
when he began to sound the bell of the Perse.
verance fire company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-08

IA ANTED-A situation by d young woman to
W do the cooking, washing and ironing for a
small family. Best of reference given. Apply on
corner First and sts. to EDW. MURPHY.
ian 6-2t.
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Wants.

" ANIED-A Situation by respectable young
w Woman a nurse and sPamstress who un-
derstands cutting md fitting chdrens clothes and
all kinds of family sewing. Please call at Ala F.
street. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth sts
ian S-lt+
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-08

FULL HOUSES, &C.-All the hotels in Wash.
ington arc at present, crowded There is but
ilttle room to accommodate new oomers and
yet y they are arriving hourly from all quarters.
The city is full of cold Soldiers, who every.
where attract the attention of our citizens
Inc veterans will not want for anything while
In our city A number of cur old citizens,
themselves soldiers Of tho war of 1912, have
opened their houses to receive their old com
rades during their stay in Washington. We are
glad to see 30 much respect and attention paid
10 the venerable strangers. Il is, probably
the last time We shall see SO many Of them to.
gstker.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Oa Saturday night,
as MT. ). OBrien, member of the Marine
band, was returning from Georgetown, he was
knocked down by gang of rufians, who
robbed him of twelve dollars, besides other
valuablss, and beat him severely. He is con.
nned to his house in consequence We hope
these villains may be arrested and summarize
made an example Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-08

AN AFFAIR or HONOR PREVENTED. bout
week since difficulty occurred in Willards'
hotel s~ween Messrs- VIM. Jessup and J on n
Elilcott, the result OF which was an order for
pistols for two, without coffee. The meet;n .
was to have taken place this norainc: but
some person let drop hint OF tie affair in
the hearing of officers Allen and Cox, and
those active officers went in search of the par
ties About l ! O'Clock last night they arrested
Mr.. Jessup, and carried him before a Justice
of the Peace, " no held him to bail for peace.
Mr.. Ellicott had not been arrested this morn
ing, but the officers are on the look out for
him. This probably ends the affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-08
by J. c. MCGUIRE. Auction.er.

Jan dts
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CuRsETs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

jan I'D
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fOn new, "a rare opportunity THAT new and
handsomely FINISHED House. No. 3OI q ST..
ior the last two years occupied as a residence by
Professor Baird of the Smithsonian Institute is now
tor rent As Prof. Bard's was the first and has
oee the only family which has occupied this house
since it was built and newly furnished the premises
ana the furniture are all in excellent condition.
FOR terms, &c. inquire Of Mrs. EMMA BRYANT
NO SOS u street, between 18th and l4tli.
ian S-eo3i%
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-12-26
--- =
DIED,

On Saturday evening. Dec. ga of Consumption,
II ARGAREr JAN. BATES, adopted dsugater eff Mr..
WILLIAa LEONARD, of Goshen township, aud
daughter of Mr. ALLES BATES, ofWashinton Fur
mace Centre Co. Pa. aged about three years.
.3Bellefonte papers please copy
On Friday norEing, December 2lst. at the res
iience of her son, Gen. 4. NJ. HILLS, in this boz
rough. of disease of the heart, Mrs. CLARIssA
Hills, of Prattsburg, New York, aged sixty nine
years.
This venerable lady eamc recently to our town
from the state of New York, and almost before she
had opportunity of becoming acquainted with
our people, she has been laid in our graveyard,
cold and motionless. She died the death of a
Christian, and has gone where there arc no stran-
gers. hut all arc one bright family the children
of one Father.
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THg RAF TsulApg 5 JOURNAL,

a YANKEE PoPE.-As an additional induce
ment for Americans TO subscribe money to
send over TO Rome. to help to build College
there, the organ of the Most Reverend Bishop
Hughes gives out, as ifssby authority ~ that
ssThe day may even come when an .9msl fcan
spia ,eield Tie dogbe scepire, seated on The Seq
en- Hills, and the fact he merely noted as an
item by the history, that one-the first-of a
new nationality, and from the New World,
succeeded in = the order OF that perfect and un-
broken Apostolic line which reaches back to,
and was founded on PETER ~
TWhen it comes to that, ssSam'' may be per-
mitted to run as the oppositson candidate-