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BY }. c. MCGUIRE, Aucssonesr.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
O'Clock, he subscriber,
made recorded, will sell public
Al,
feet inches Seven
running back 100
Terms; $3.50 eash residue twelve months
and secured by deed Of
NAT LARUSF
Trustee.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
July s-d AncLoneer.
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cssrgssewn College,

TIRE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF this institution win take
L place on Tuesday July 10Th, O'Clock, IN
On Monday the Dbl,
liver lectures various subjects philosophy
The psbh respectfully
D. A. MAGUiRE,
July 6-da Pr.siarnt
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Reconstructed mind the performance Of duty
- along win Il sufficient reward In vindicating
neie a cyil and religious liberty assailec BY know
iugs We have only asserted the equal rights Of our
boTie felloW-citizeus while defending own and
n no essential grattnde from that quarter We con-
ne rghts 81 ProestAnts no less than Of Catholics
l - the issue or when tbe Catholics conquered
| ,rampls8 down, whose turn cones next7 Probably
Il some Protestant sect that may become obnoxious
dominant power. Still thapks for even the perform
81 duty are pot unpeasing, and ~ confess 70 being
hed II receiving tbe following. j i from highly
lelirent professional gentleman We publish il an
T. d show how deeply this var Or prescriptions upon
.tholics sdrs their deepest and purcst sensihites
coSnUzOArED.
H. EproR-DEAR sm obey for the first time 40 inn
se which have felt hundred times often ia fact
gushing tide Of grateful emotions has been called up
Inv bosom by the noble stand Of such noble Prot
pant Buner, stephens, or Toombs, Douglas, or
ngstreet Use, Cobh, yourself (yonr modesty
indulge me- in deenee OF those rights Of conscience
nmnnies and privileges inezpressiby dear 70 every
nercan Catholic You VIII readily divine The nature q
Il impulse the outpouring 81 some % tllf
lhtde the expressions Of which II not take il, 70 be
nveyed in words forms OF speech. Grataude J gu
" never know the deeisusy painful feeling Of graft
Be such rs aude 10 and saeh a. feel ben 81 down
ny table and look my Little boys and reflect how
the bright nnocens know 81 the deadly serpent that
eing 70 crsh them in its folds because they and their
her and the mother that bore them Catholics and
reflect again upon thar uoble baud OF patriots who
Lighting their battles for thez you wonder from u-
the gloomy brow the tear Ut gratitude shall obscuTe FOR
the gaze that affection has fixed upon children and
iel The expression OF thanks would be bat pal-
reward for such conduct yours and thai Of your
npariois and certainly but miserable exponent Ok the
ngs that would prompt Its uterance Bat il Is some
ng il is better than nothing Il is all thai Catholic
now give bat not al that he may give As long as
ael shall remember with detestion the tyrant Herod
10 would dSspol her, long viii she gratefully cherish
memory Of the Mosesan the Joshua who marshalled
forth from the night OF despntsm into the day Of lib
y and freedom Ever and gratefully yours,
A NATIVE-BORN CATHOLIC.
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by JAMES c. MCGUIRE. Auctaoneer.

GALE OF A VALUABLE LOT CORNER or X AND TENTH
y streets, Tnesday afternoon, July
premises shall sell lot No 3d.
ing 50 frsgo
eigihiy situated rapidly improving
pa city, worthy persons
sirng a valuable building lot.
properi, be subdvided into desirable building lots
plat Of wh wi b sale.
residue in
at SAX, MONTHS th satisfactorily
sccured. Tide indsputsbe. JAS. G. Mcguire,
June 2S-d AuctoneeT.
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ihf TIMES y 0AilFoRSIA-Rsnts have fen Ia Califor-
ma two-thrus IN one year and wnges almost in proper
uon servant women get $50 % $50 per month ar-
eoung % capacity and worth S. per dozen Is now the
s11nuSfu proe ior washing. good dweliing-house
sthed and plasiered, can nov b had Win evsr, w.
mence tor family at $50 per month The range may b.
rom 20 e Sl25 per month small tenements and lodr
ing-roOms for the poor at even lower rates.
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Aodiaeaiau Fl he Targ Cape Verde IaAds. Extract
Of letter from correspondent Porto Praya Caps Verde
islands, dated june 5, 1850, and received July
q have the honor inform you that b. Of the
Portuguese government the following articles made free
OF duties in American bottoms when imported into these
sands Corn, meal, beans, and rice
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teas toni) several PHEASANT with without board
Dc rented snxy OF 70 suites reasonHhe
July 6-du
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FAe frsoaA Sguadron--The United States soop-ofwar
Marion Porto Praya Cape Verde islands, the 9th
q June A the United States brig Dolphin sailed om Nor
folk the Sh Of May relieve the Marion, the latter
be expected Boston the of three weeks
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Hail Contract Ciosed-A regular contract has been
made for carrying the southern mail from Petersburg
Lyuchburg and from Lyncbburg Wytheye BY railroad
The railroad companies held for pay but have
scented to receive 500 per mile This viii increase the
tiles for the transmission OF news and relieve the department
from any embarrassments heretofore existing.
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Contract AaardsdThe contract for furnishing sAli0ne
for the Of the Treasury Department Tor the current
fiscal year has been awarded Messrs. MsSpeddin Ba
ker, Of New York
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DIED,

Al Phiadephia. FANNY aged years
aud mouths, child OF
KILL unied states navy
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Frnm me Memphis Appeal.
from lhe MenpiIF ArpeaI+
COMING OUT FROM THE HAuSTS OF THE DARK
A NTEn Sr1Es - pEREfacT FREAK nnHyN

Frnm me Memphis Appeal,
tCoM1SG 0UT FROM THE HAUSTs OF THE DARK
LANTEREITEs.--A PERFECT BREAK DOWN.
The Passport Republican Of June 2oth published IN
Tishomipgo county Mississippi has the following which
eares little room to doubt that North Mississippi at least
viii be thoroughly ceansed Of know-nothingsm.
The darantern cospiratos calculated with The greatest
confidence upon carrying that popuous county. They
supposed that they had fixed up plan which could not fail
Of bat the true democracy having detected their
scheme kept and plausible il may
been made appear prepared foil and defeat
it and they viii defeat Let The democrats in every por
ton Tahomo initiate the example pt them at Rienz
aud before the election in November their political ret-
ran Ia iat county viii consider il only wrong but a
aotuiey dsrepulable be suspected Of sympathy
with these nighakers who plotting the greatest mis-
chief the country and breathing mp the very foundations
Of our social fabric:
Eaoe-aalfiag Elposion
AZ meeting IL the citizens twho had once cined The
organization called kuow-pothngs held in Rienzi Ssss
sipp June T. 1885, NJ Rowland esd called 10 the
chair and b r. Boone appointed secretary.
The object Of The meeting explained 10 he for the
10 the organized system Of The know-nothng party
On motion Of Col r. Mott that committee of three be
appointed draught resolutions expressive Of the Of
the meeting the chair appointed Col r. Mott J. NJ Martin
and r. M Hale said committee who after short delbe-
ration reported the following preamble and resolutions
which unanimously adopted:
Whereas the undersigned having previously united
themselves with the order called know-nothngs and
being influenced by conscientious scrupes and honest
conviction 9f duty have dissolved connection with
the order and from Of prupriey, ia Justice to our
selves and for the benefit Of eaweitizens we pub
hey declare sentiments by the following resolutions
hesoiDed, That disapprore Or organizations
and associations for poicui purposes that consider
hem being readica in the highest degree to our re-
publican Institutions and nnbecuming free and indie
pendent people
Ehsotped That DO not gHderstand the motives which
influenced oar knox-n0fhipg friends 10 seek points IN
other States AT which bold their conventions non-
nate their respective candidates for State and district
Offices and we believe snch repugnant the
principles and feelings Of the unbiased veomanry Of this
state and viii meet with their united condemnation
ltesoipea, That while do not iinpuie 10 our know
nothing friends any impure motives do most uubes-
atngy believe their system erroneous and productive
evil consequences
hesoioed That copy OF the preamble and resolutions
3 forwarded to the ~Eastport Republican and Easipor
Gazette for publication
O.. W. ROBERTSON
IN. D. BURGE
J II. ROWLAND,
RANDOLPH MOTT
r. NJ HALE
j. N. MARTIN
". q r. NO0TON
T. A. BINGHAM
REEsEL Mss June Il, 1851. o
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4 LITERARY soTF CE---Tbe annual artndan Wash
II rsr Summary place Cnrusi's snoon Ncrasy
a O'Clock. N
nv tavated attsnd
boys viii aanisd unlsss by thar
II. J. DENECKERE, =. ~.
6-ar President.
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FLADsLraIA, July s.Ths Fourth passed % very qsst
b here There public celohr 4sion.
Jacob Go1dy, eiier-caFrier Ia the Philadelphia post
oos drowned yesterday whilst bathing At Abseoo
New Jersey.
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CHlcAsos July Afhe grand jury have found indict-
sAinst Mr.. DSnnisnn charge Of ooblng tbs
mails. his bail has been tixed a s. 600
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BUFFALO, July bIhe schooner Mansfield, from Milwaukee
for osweso, with TO- ESQ bushels Of wheat collision
Tuesday with the schooner Telegraph, and immediately
sunk.
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n PHILLIPS, 0f Mobile Alabama, AZ practise I'm
Supreme Court Of the United States OF claims
northeast Of 9TH and Louisiana
29--t9mtf
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From Ns~ Orleans.

INV oaLEASs July 3--The Nicaragua line Of California
steamers have been abandoned The Daniel Webster le
Saturday for New York. and the Prometbens leaves the
18th, alter her return from Juan.
The deaths from choiera last week only thiryone
The steamer Pa1pero arrived from New ork
via Norfolk.
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New foRK July 5The cotton market has bsen dull TO-
day Flour tribe higher with sales Of A. $50 barres
straight State at s. iass and good Ohio 81 ~ south
ern AZ nrm, with sales Of 500 bbs $40 so ST. Wheat
the market "a unchanged Corn hrm40o 900 bushels sold
Porkprices trina lower 900 bhis sold Beef is
hrn and unchanged Whiakey firm at Al 4l1s cents
BALTIMORE July 5.We have safes Of -four report
to-day. Eight hundred bushels Of wheat sold At
So 20 81 Is for white, and s. 10 81 Is for red.
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Of Eth and Louisiana
June 2etamn
GENERAL AGENCY AT WAsHISGTos.-Tbe sub
" acrber having
few doors front Of the Treas
Department,
and pensions under ofCongress
Having Darlington
he mas perhaps eonlyi nd thu
HE hrss andisors office
Richntnd He hnsa copous ia pspera
me Virginia
him Just, viii
where the claimant himself entirely
For claims under the ID March 1855 giving
charges will very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac, Virginia.
James LYnns, Esq-, Richmond, Virginia.
Heath, late Commissioner Of Pensions, Richmond,
STAFFORD Il. Parker Richmond Virginia.
Hon. John =. rendeicn, Virginia.
Hon samaei Chiffon, Washington D. c.
William j. Ward erq Baltimore
Lewis Timberake, esq, News York
March 7--dAcpiy~
NEW by Author al Tempest and sur-
~ SHINE The Engish Orphans Home
Just published and for sale
TAYLOR a MAURY's
June bookstore, 9h
uOREDOss Tale, c,Asmsar by walker
a BY Ie~sbury. ~ cents.
Controversy between senator Brooke and Archbishop Hughes
Abbons History Of Napoleon. octave. 8.
June II FRANCN TAYLOR.
MOTION - sAsvs ash Geld Pens.
~ finish, different
,shsr, hitherto
make of metallic Whatever
Baeeys god including ali he best varieties
june % FEANcK TAYLOR
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bosroS July 5The steamer AHA sailed hence yesterday
Ton Liverpool with 200 passengers $500 900 specie
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REAp1so July 5.-The Pennsylvania State council is
here and divided Governor Johnston Icsds Off
Northern party, and the convention has split
Of the delegates organizing the
Philadelphia platform and great excitement prevails
Gov Gardner has written Gov. Johnston inri-
ting Pennsylvania join the East and the council has
Pudisted the platform BIZ striking the twelfth article
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REEsEi, Miss, June IL, 1855.
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THE DAILY UNION


DEATH-MTs. samuel Prsutiss the wife Of Hon Samuel
Prentss who for twelve years from Vermont
and now Uned States district Judge died On the 22d
ult
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HAHRfssuns, July 5.The State democratic convention
assembled here yesterday nominate candidate for cana
commissioner which Hon. j. Clancy Jones presided
On the third ballot Arnold Pummer, Of NenanEo was
nominated canal commissioner.
The committee resolutions made minority and
jorify report.
The majority report adopted also additional
CLINTON against negroes voting
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VOL. 3.--NO 100.
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
From the Manchester (Eng.) Guardian. !

From the Manchester (Eng.) Guardian.
The recent Ode of the Poet Laureate, Alfred
Tennyson, upon the fatal charge ut Balakava,
has been generally admitted to be piece of such
crude and spritess doggerel, that every true
hearted Englishman must have blushed at the
performance. The subject having been men,
toned to our gifted townsman, Alexander Smith,
he, by request. at once penned the following
glowing poem, which does ample justice to tho
theme, and is worthy to take it's place in En-
glish martial verse, with lIohenlinden. the Bat
tie of the Baltic, the Death of Sir John Moore,
&C., *. Such are the "songs" of u nation which
arc moro potent than its laws.
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MISCELLANEOUS
IRE, LIFE AND MAXINEINsUw

l dNtE.-L Lynehbhrg Hose u FrC Insurance Com
pdHn.
ihi- COMPANY makes Insurance against 'oss dam
age by Fire or Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco factp
les aad other buildings furniture goods aal
merchandise rrncru, in town und counryon the
favorable terms.
Ais" makes insurance onthe live. Of al persons
Ioyine good health, aud o sound constitution for the
Whole duration otllte, or fora limited period.
Slaves employed in orlinuro occupations will bs
insured unreasonable terms.
The Company willplsr TAKE marine ris!, from nnd
any Of the Northern OF Soufacrn Ports, at favourable
,Htea.
RoARp niRfcroRs
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, president.
JAMES NJ. COBRS. li,c PtcNdoat.
SAMPSON DlUGulD. Chirt Engineer
DIRECTORS.
Don 7. G.. retcrs. Dexter Otey,
GeergrN Nnucev, Samuel Garland,
Nl'lmm l. Audrtsun. Joseph Il, Nowlin.
John o. TaSl"r, .lnuc- NJ Bo,d.
US, u. " ,LLlAMS, Treasurer.
CafFp T. Wills Stc' y.
Dr. Z. II Gilnrr, ! =, ,
Dr Wm. OtNny Owen. '"''''"' ''"""''N
The Medical Examination Il sub ccts for Insurance
VII he made NJ the ohce o thu Company each day
hotwrcn the hours of and O'clock p. Nj.
IX
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T. A WILLIAMS


4 CAskD-lhe firm # Ro,srW C.wrnoN, of
u the Nnrvcll lIou.r. di,-oIvcd the lsl (
felaaars last by Cnpt Ro-4er's snlc o his interest in
saia firm /, MI Wm Meore. ol CnmpbrL
GHri ROSSER has neain connected himself with
lho Novcll House, where he will be- glnd 10 his
laruei trirnda and nrqualntnncrs. marJ
Il ro2y, P.tcrsbufg Express md Richmond Esami.
rrrg I'll stopped nd forward accounts t. this etlcr
81" ofthc very Novels TINT should admanec
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RENNETr 4 NEERs. rronliclll..

no. I2l Nnia 81 RichoonG, ~.
A,i ffr sule /, i. II. Seav. d Il. l.,mno, J II.
Thompson y G.. l,n,bhue, Va, nod by dsn'rrS in
Medicines e,etgwtetc. ~"p1Iy
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CKEAT ExCITEMENT!.-More New

(,REAT EXCIEENIENT ..-AIore New
NJ Books, at WibiAms Il Hooper s,-whcre they
never fail t. arrive in tmc under all rrcnu
Lite nud Beauties of Fanny Fern. The whole world is
reading ih- book
The utal. a story Of modern liie-n work of thrilling
interest
The virgnr. Queen; by j. Frederick Smith. author OF
Woman and Her Master" Erred. Vernon" &c.
rnl al Usurpatiou,
Review Of the speech of the Hon. Chandler, of Pa.
Ruth Hall, supply,
Id, Norman, by Nj, Lincoln Phelps
Th' News Boy, Nc, togelner with lot ii extra fine
STATIONERY, for the Ladies' Also "a large supply Of
NEW MUSIC.
Amongst which may be found the following beautiful
sons Fairy Whispers, Good New from Home. Sed
News from Home, The Know Nothing song, II oH Sweet
the Roses; together with many other ngs, Duets,
Glres &c. Gull Immediately
WILLIAMS K HOOPERS.
(Successors to R, A. Wi!iams) md supply your.
selves. ic91fs
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HATS HATS HATS fS.
SDRINL FASHIONS EDR ISnl -

s@E ~ hlN' fAoilioN1 WIN i9''' $3.50
a,TITZER will introduce the Spring style Dre, Hat,
- the first Saturday in March, Tor the inspection ot his
customer. and the public generally which will be found
Ia .Irass any Hat IN this market in beauty, stvle,
q4aity and finish. Also. II lot Of beuutl. style
sit Hats for young Gents. All tho-r desiine hne
Dra-- Hats eclipse any thing in tins market, will
praze Gull Mt the sign OF tie Brut HAT.
All klnds OF Hats rnade order with ncuness and
Il patch. Customers Hats dressed oycr n- u-pal.
rn9H.i.ts WN SrITZER.
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A CARD

fF,IlE subscriber clrn. lhn h. to hi. patrons mud
4 friends for the lhcn patronage he towrd ON him
-apee he commenced The Boa, hu.iuo-S in this Place.
hnd commend. their conf icucc hr ,ucccssors--
Williams Hopper
i'm - IA Il A WILLIAMS
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ftEsEEENEN's FASIIlONs-EO
u SPRING lS55.-Ihs subscriber has received
S.an', uaryaled Report Of Fashions for Spring, S55.
G.il men tpnctiuy invited call ana examine.
Ia. rraft Supplied with oopie, a: l.50. CASH
All persons indebted 10 the snbscrioer 40 respect.
iuy and urgently solicited to call and settle
wish 10 start Moth by the 10Th March,
nar5-ts VIM. l.. PAGE.
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MAHOGANY a ROSEWOOD PAR

- LOR SETrS.-Mshognny AID Rosew I'D Pnrlor
e,''' finished in plain ard fancy pIush or sale at
AL. .nely low prices by f., J. foLhhN.
w WARE EooMs, three doors below LIBERTY Ware
"o"'a m8rl-ts
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rEOsLNvAkN nEaEL s.omes.-

)tsgSts VOLUNTARY 1EaLE Sioise$.-
Tho upter.g gnrd procuring from their celo.
ared quarry, the Buaa Mountain Montgomery conn.
~ Mil Stones and Burrs o. the very pc-, quality. Til.
i,5ataion Of ties- stones widely KNOW =, hut Il
RaIroud giving ncleased facilities IN hling orders,
81 hnyeap, oiuted Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston, and Lee
johnson, LyncburL our agents l9r the sale OF ~,
.E3 will recciy orders aud have then 'uifHrd
.Iure.t no'iCc.
cur Addrc.. BI. sburg Montgomery couatg Va.
ISRAEL. PRICE Y Co.
lame, NJ Williams Danviilc ', ReynoIls < O..
LII =ilIe, \. G. are ai.e ourageHt lP. y Co
Luhli 4. 4 d.
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rntrac ...,.,. -
~ null will be limited 10 their r. hsie pu
eSs or the ty-r, .pents CHARGED at transient rates
~ All new advertise appear in th' lay and semi
a5- obituary untcc exceed eight lines are ehargea
-, lV etr tlat axtp-s
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.,'s. Cns>ie. Esq Sam Marx, Esq +. Stro'hcr
Esq Haxal y Bros Jacob Shook. Esq Edmond
Davenport < ca, .rhnond de-. u dt'n
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.gsmE LlggLE GIANT CORN Ans,


J 4 good supply of Licorice Of approved brands
.ale on accommodating terms.
THOS. BRANCH 4 SONS
sep2l.ts P"torsbuf. Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

der of the barracks in this city. If they -
the hands Of the local authorities, they -
likely as not, be turned into lunatic sss,s
present building used for that purpose bess -
crowded. and not nearly large enough h -
all the patients offering.
II is limited that some new plan of and
public accounts will be proposed by the -. =
ment, the establishment of a Board Of AuSH II.
the most probable; and that this Board I'M -
upon itself the duties which have hitherto ~
TO the Office of Inspector General bat vlssSt'
multiplied avocations now render il dSess !.
impossible for him to perform. The re.lvss
this Board will probably be done by coulissss,''
of the principal clerks in the Departures; i
even in that case it would require head - -. =
Kind, though not necessarily responsible 20 ~,
ment.
The opinion is entertained in well.ipf,,~.
quarters that the session will not last over ID
seven weeks.
The rumor Of speedy return of the ala ,,
mier to Office has been revived