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Thomas Tenants

SURVEYING AND NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE
SIGN OF THE WOODEN SAILOR,
Fire Proof Block,
CORNER OF Long WHARF AND FRONT STREET.
TllRoNoMETERS carefully rated by Transit OBJ
- servatons.
U. s. Agency for the sale Of Government Charts Of
this Coast Al these Charts will be sold Us heretofort
AT GOVERNMENT PRICES.
Surveying and Nautical instruments Of the lest
manufacture always on hand
Repairing executed In workmanlike manner.
Charts Of the latest and most correct SURVEYS com
prising large Assortment Of the North and South Pa
ciflc Indian Ocean, Hornburgs China Seas Eastern
Passages, Straits Of Mallacca Snda &c. with rivers
and harbors.
Coast Charts Qates editions) frum Queen Charotte's
Island TO Cape Horn.
General and Coast Charts Of all parts Of the world
Wilkes charts Of Islands in the Pacific.
Admiralty charts in great variety.
Ringgod's charts Of San francisco Bay and Rivers
Nautical Almanacs and Books.
Log States, Stationery, Pocket Spy Glasses
Compound Microscopes, Sterescopes.
Drawing Instruments, Spectaeles, Magnets
Drawing and Tracing Paper.
Hydrometers for Liquors, salts Syrups, Acids, MIX
&c.
Pocket Compasses, Thermometer Sc with A Qrent
variety Of other Instruments In the same line
RS- Being practical workman, (ayinQ learned
my business in the mandatory Of the celebrated VIM
j. Young, Of Phladelphia) ali work entrusted 70 me
will be properly done.
San Fmncisco, May 10, 1855. lO-n
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The Ladies' Wreath,

@~~N0 AAAA0h ANANgALs F.
Two volumes ayear, commencing Nay and November
UNPARAILELLED ATTRACTIONS.
The Publisher take pleasure in announclnr 4, d.
one Hundred Thousand Readers or thi1 pou1I.
nSI,ithly, that with the Nay Number commsac.. b
BEAUTIFUL FULL LENGTH PORTRAITS
Of some Of the most celebrated Musical P,r.sn....
Tho following, which are already enRravei rIII AZ
pear In the course Of the year, nccompInied via
biographical sketch Of each, viz;
JENNY LIND, ANNA TITILLON. n. e0NTlo
CATHERINE HAYS, ALB0NI, AND N
MRS. Z. q. BOsTWICK.
II these should meet with favor although verv c1I.1
sve, they wiz Be followed BY others of slaI 1l.|
acter, - they are determined that he Wrealh and
Annual shal continue 10 be not only the chfano1 b..
ne Best Dollar Magazine in the World ThT Content.
val be entirely original from the pens u fho nll.
And purest wrters In the country. Although 4 lite
iaIy Magazine, every thing Of an immoral o. IuI||l
lous character will be carefully excluded Il win +.
the aim Of the publishers 70 blend enferriuonf .f
Instruction that win not only captiVate ihs ll.le |
Also elevate the thoughts and improve fhe heart
Zach number Will contain FINE STEEL ENCnI.
WING and BEAUTIFULLY COLOnED FLOWER
HLA II, also engraved on steel With Occasionally
Popular Pieces Of Music, and thiiytWo hrrl oclIIo
pages printed on hne paper. The Nay number H|1
have az attractive title page, making N III iEtn|r
hve empellshmenta, and volume Of four huniIIl
and tnirtyfo1r pages. AnWho are interested H 4
pure family liteafurt and are willing 70 alil n ~
terng the Best Native Talent are Invited % lltonl
SUBSCRIBER, and aid in IL circulation hy Inducing
their friends 70 secure for One Dollar y NarnI|nI
worth Three, a. either The. Steel EnEnEInfs ne
Flower Plates, or the Literary Contents, an rrIih
the price Of the whole.
, 1855-06-22

LATER FROM JAPAN-REPoRTED EARTH
oUAKEs-By the arrival of the Mermaid
at San Francisco recently, we learn that
the U. S. steamship Powhattan had ar
rived at Shanghae from Japan, and report
ed severe earthquakes about Jeddo. There
was also report that Simoda (the port
opened to the United States by Commo-
dore Perry, was entirely sunk
, 1855-06-22

them2 Is the danger coming from their
zeal, or their GOODNESS? There is Just now,
no accusation coming from any quarter, Of
any church, having zeal enough to hurt.
and GOODNESS is negative quality, and can
do no harm, more than to give a short rest
to siuners. Then there is no real danger,
and this whole Know Nothing Crusade is
a mere war against shadow, as baseess and
unreal as the phantoms that fit and glour
before the frantic visions of the mania
pOtu.
THE REAL DANGER
1t is the Wing party and their pernicious
Issues which have to be feared in this Con-
test. l promised, SAM to tell you a
secret. That secret is the Election cf a
Wing President in 1856 The old coon
promised you secret and swore yoa to
keep it, but he Kept hinseU Webster pre-
dicted in 1852, "That the Wing party was
dead and could never be known again by
that namew True, but they are only dead
in name. Their leaders yet live, and have
fuzed all the isms, factions, passions and
prejudices in the land. They give the Sc
duced Democrats the offices the first time,
such as Governors congressman, &c, but
in 1856, having kept all dark, they sud
denly jump up the old coon in the person
of John NJ Clayton, of Delaware, and
marshalIing their s,eoyR bands to the polls,
come out a slick and clean Wing admins
tration, like the sham fight and Whig re-
suit of '4S.
Such is the true secret, and true reason
why you are sworn to go tcith The majority.
With great respect, lam gentlemen, your
fellow citizen and coadjutor in the rights
and duties of self sovereignty and repre-
sentative government.
G. w. LAWSON. e. !
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THOMAS LA,mnr. CHARLES Porrn.
THOMAS LAMBERT 4 Co.,
WASHINGTON STREET.

BETWEEN BATTERY AND sANsoNK.
GENERAL Commission Merchants and Importer. a
VI Provisions Tobacco and Segars, Hardware ana
Cutlery, Crockery and Glass ware-Boots and SHOES.
Hosiery, Rifles and Guns, Seines and Nets, and an az
cles suitable to the Puget Sound trade, the prices Of
which will be found very moderate
San Francisco, Jeh. 10, 1855.
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the dirt of earth What did Christ say of
it? Can you understand parable2 The
Pharisee showed him penny having on it
the name and image of Caesar, and asked
him whose was it ; and he showed them its
Self-evident ownership, and told them to
render unto Cesar the things of Caesar
and unto God the things Of God" Now
is it not plain that Caesar, there interpreted,
means political government anywhere, and
tribute penny" means treasury money Of
a government? The things of Caesar are
earth. What are the things of God?-
They were the teachings Of Christ, the
precepts of the Lamb-not the throne of
of the Jews, or the Kingdoms of this world
The PhariSee has not proved disobedient to
at least one part Of the divine command /;
he has ever been ready to be the bearer
unto Caesar Of his penny Look at the
spectacle OF Massachusetts loading the
backs of some sixty of her priesthood with
the penny of Cesar, and sending them
away from their aocks and the things that
are Gods up to her political Rome TO spend
them No wonder this priesthood prefers
putting down their Catholic adversaries by
force-they have no time to put them down
by teaching and example. How can they
Serve God and Mammon 2?
1t is well for each religious sect to watch
the other and cry out when they see dan
ger. l would not displace one sentinel on
the watch-towers of clerical jealousy
They know each other best, and can best
show the signs of the wolf in the vestures
Of the lamb. There is cry against
Catholics that they are trying to withdraw
their share Of the public money from the
schools where the Protestant Bibles are
used, and have schools OF their own where
they can use their own Bibles. Well, what
is there so unjust in that? Would Pro
testant do less if he had to send his chill
dren to school full of Catholic Bibes?-
Now this complaint is all moonshine.-
Either the Catholic of this Republic is a
freeman, orhe is not; if he is, he has right
to his own mode oil education and it is
sheer usurpation for a Protestant to force
his Bible upon him by school law. 1t is a
violation of the Constitution. 1t is legis-
lating in favor Of one religion and against
the free exercise of it by another. Both
have right to their Bibles in schools, or
neither. Why not let them both in aud
both draw the money! Who knows but
children growing up in the daily intimacies
Of the school-room, and having both Bibles
before them, may discover the true ground
of right which must exist somewhere, and
all gravitate to the common centre2 And
the next generation might behold people
united on the Great Truths OF Deity, in
stead of being separated almost TO dagger's
points, as ther fathers now are? Wisdom
has been promised to babes by him who
had little chance to instilit into prcjudiced
manhood.
, 1855-06-22
SoOtt's Republioations.
BIRTHS PERIODICALS.

EARLY COPIES SECURED.
+ EONARD SCOTT 4 CO., New York, continue u
II re-publiSh the following British Periodicals, viz
THE LoSDoS QUARTERLY, (coSsERvArivE)
IHE EDNBuRaH REVIEW, (wHIG.)
rilE NORTH BRITISH REvIEw, (YREE oHURcn)
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, (LIBnsAI-)
nLAoKvoOD's EDNBuRoH MAGAZINE, (roRY)
The present critical state Of European affairs will
render these publications unusually interesting during
the forthcoming year. They will occupy middle
ground between the hastily written news Items crude
speculations, and flying rlmor Of the daily Journal
and the ponderous tome Of the future historian writ
ten after the living interest and excitement Of the great
political events OF the time shall have passed away.
Il is to thee periodicals that readers must look for the
only really ntelligbe and reliable history Of events
and such, in addition IN their well established lite.
nary, scictiic, and theological character, we urge
them upon the consideration Of the reading public.
Arrangements arc now permanently made for the
receipt Of early sheets from the British publishers by
which we are enabled TO place all reprints in the
nhed with the foreign copies. Although ihis involves
very large outlay part We shall continue 10 fur
nh the periodicals at the low rates as heretofore
viz:
For any one Of the four Reviews. per anuum a. M
For any two Of the four Reviews, DO ........5 o.
For any three Of the four Reviews, do .......T 90
For any -four OF the Reviews, do ......- - \ az
For Dlackwoods Magazine, do. do............,...,s 90
For Blackwo1d and three Reviews do q m
For Blackwood and four Reviewsdo 10 00
Payments to he made In all cases in advance. Money
current in the state where Issued will be received al mar
CLUBBING
a discount Of twenty-five per cent from the above
price will be allowed to elubs ordering direct from Scott
y Oo Tor 9nr or more copies Of any one or more Of
the above Thus four copies Of Backwood, or Of one
Review will be sent " address for 50 four comics
OF the four Reviews and Baolwood for t90 and so on
POSTAGE
IN All the principal cities and towns these works
will be delivered through agents. free OF noStage
Then sent by mail, the postage to any part Of tic
United States will be but tWentyfour cents wear for
Blae6w9od and but fourteen cents year for each Of
Remittanees and communications should always be
post paid, 70 the publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
June Is, 1854 lo- m
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Strained Honey.

"A and for sale at PIRKERs.
Olympia Nov. -, 1854. IIu
, 1855-06-22
j. w. Sullivan,

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Post-ofice bull
ID ding, San Francisco, California, would call the
attention Of all booksellers, expressmen and news
agents 10 large list Of newspapers and magazines
which he will furnish with despatch, together with
the day. at the lowest market prices carefully packed
and legibly directed As this list can never be per
feet, be will send specimen copy Of all new puhca-
tons II desired Dealers viii nd 1t greatly 70 their
advantage 70 have all their orders packed In this es
tablishment, ~ they be supplied In advance Of
any other house. All orders will be answered prompt
ly. June y, '55. S9-d
, 1855-06-22
WATCHES AND JEWELRY!
G. COLLIER ROBBINS,
WATCH MAKER a. JEWELER,

(LArE or ST. LOUIS, Mo)
NAKES pleasure in announcing te the citizens of
Il Oregon and washington that he has permanent
all kinds Of
WATCHES AND JEWyELRY
G. C. r. hopes by strict attention to business and
desire to please TO merit share Of the patronage Of
the public.
Front street, next door to Ladd Co.'S. Third door
below the Columbian Hotel
SEPT. 10, 1883
, 1855-06-22

Qo0K AND STATIONERY COMPANY, II Long
- Wharf, San Francisco, California Books. Sta
tionery, Pocket Cutlery, Blank Books Cheap Pubca-
tions Books Of History, Romance Religion and ali Of
The latest varieties and at the cheapest rates TYNE
'or marking clothing, at wholesale and retail.
CHAS. p. KIMBALL, Prest.
Jnhe g. 1885. 39-ly
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PACIFIC HOUSE.

THE UNDERSIGNED having recently erected ma
l. fitted up Hotel in Olympia, is now prepared 4
accommodate boarders and travellers with priv,s.
rooms, and afford such entertainment as he tr,l-s.
will be appreciated By liberal and discriminains
public -
The Pacific House is situated on the corner Il n,Ia
and Fourth Streets, where the proprietor viii. Al Al
times, take pleasure In giving hospitable enieriain
ment to his guests, on as moderate terms as can ~
where be procured. =.
o,, WIN. COCK.
, 1855-06-22
THE PUGET MILL CO.,

ITAVE an excellent engine lathe, Of % in. swing
II in operation, under charge Of an experienced
machnest and engineer, who will execute orders In
his line, in a superior style and finish, with dispatch
ALSO
Blacksmithing and shipsmithing, by-a good me-
chane, done at short notice. Apply to
J. p. KELLER, Agent,
Teekalet, W. 7.
supply Of Provisions Clothing, Boots aud Shoes
Dry Goods, Hardware, Nails. Doors, Window Glass,
Sc, constantly hand by the Puget Mill CO.at Tee
kalet, Hoods Canal between which place and San
Francisco several vessels are running regularly.
March IA, 1854. 32tf
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IMPossIBILIrY oF DANeER.

Is there any reason to suppose rebellion
revolution, or desertion, or any other ca
tastrophe from the Catholicsl Their de
scendants of the Revolution are all arounC
and amongst u.s.. The rights secured by
the compact of "'T6" are as much theirs as
yours. How weak to think they will idly
throw away their rich inheritance of the
consiitution-life liberty and the pursuit
Of happiness, which they cannot enjoy any
where eslse on earth but here. Their
families, riches, shrines and temples are all
here. Do you suppose you would give
them all up even il your Jesus came along
and commanded itl No-and will they
If that shadow of decrepitude the Pope
should require itf Absurdity Let the
Pope sit there in his gray old Vatican,
and publish the whims and fancies of his
dotage. Surely they are as readable as
the "tales Of Grandfather, the conceits
Of Dean Swift, or Don Quixote, or the ex-
pedient articles of Arungzebe of the
Arabian Nights" More effectually than
by the blows of the first Bonaparte has
the old man himself broken the bonds OF
his 'Infallibility." If there were (infalli-
bly, but three persons in the god-head for
1900 years, can there be four now? aud
besides would not the first Peter know
whether be hired the kingdoms of three
persons or four? He had not only the
Will, but the Great Tesiator himself be-
fore him. Are not the largest half of the
Catholics now smiling in their sleeves at the
fondness Of the old gentleman? What
Protestant is there who has not in bis day
substituted the worship of Virgin, even
in spite of himself, before either Father,
Son, or Holy Ghost and shall the world
take FIRE because an old man INDUCES the
recollections of an imperishable love and
respect for the divinity of the female ma
ture. Out upon such littleness. You would
nncanonize King David. Then let the
Pope alone-nothing but religions perse-
cution can recall him to life And the
danger from Catholicsl where is it coming
iromi What new madness has seized
, 1855-06-22
SALT SALT!I

ON hand aud for sale at the store Of Samuel c.
" Allen, next door TO g. A. Barnes store 100 tons
Hawaiian salt, manufactured at Puloe Salt Works to
be disposed Of at wholesale or otherwise at moderate
rates The attention Of those engaged in the Salmon
fishery Is invited TO an inspection Of the article.
SAMUEL C. ALLEN.
Olympia. July 30, 1854 47tf
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stSiiacoom ship Yard.
BOLTON g. WILSON.

SHIP CARPENTERS AND CHANDL Is
srEILAcooM PU0Er SOUND.
" ESSEIS Of oil olssses built, rigged and n
fitted for sea. Sails, spars, rigging, net S2lR>
ing chandlery &c, supplied TO order. Canlk, 1AAK
ng and all other repairs made In the most satisfactory
manner Ship carpenters will be despatched 10 any
part OF the Sound whenever required. The patronage
Of persons wishing TO build. owners, consignees and
masters OF vessels, Is respectfully solicited.
steilacoom, Aug 9Th. is5S--fy a.
, 1855-06-22

NEbCooiIl VI IOLEnlAAAONs
Will any sane man contend that Catho-
lies are not just as honest, just as well con-
vinced that their belief is the true faith,
as Protestants2 Have they been hypo-
critics for more than thousand years and
died all convincibIe deaths for their faith?
Hypocrisy is cowardly and wont stand fire
but Catholics ever have and ever will,
until they change their beliefs, from EyI-
DENcE. Their reasons must be satisfied
that they are wrong and they will giveit up
Of their own accord. Protestants are just
the same thing; Mahometans, Fagans, all
the same; they cling to one religion at the
price of life itself till better or more
reasonable one be shown them, and then
they drop off and stick to that. 1t is q
mental. not physical, operation Force
does not change mans mind; it only
drives to concealment. The persecution of
any sect is curse, not cure. Therefore,
"Sam," whilst the fires Of religious perse-
cution which do so seethe and glow in
human breasts, beneath the white ashes Of
Toleration which our fathers sprinkled over
them, don't let your hand be used as a
cats paw to rake up the blood-red embers
Of that most unmitigated Hell
, 1855-06-22
w. T, SAYWARD
New Goods!

SECOND sIKEETi FUSI UFFIVb BUILDING.
Just received and now opening general assort
y ment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Cloth
ing, &C., &C.,
Such as FrOck, Dress, Sack, Prince Albert,
Business and Over Coats
Doe Skin, Fancy, Cashmere, Satnet and mole.
skin Pants.
Black Satin, Cashmere and Fancy Vests,
Hats, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes Cal
ters, Slippers and Children's Shoes Of all kinds
good assortment Of white, cOlored calico, hicko.
ry check, over and under Shirts at prices 10 suit the
times.
Also--Crape and Merino Shawls Ribbons, Bonnets,
Lace Gloves, Hosiery Perfumery, Fresh ground Corn
Meal, Dried Apples, Rice, Sugar, Coffee, Tea Candles
Tobacco and Soap.
All Of which viii be sold very low.
W, N. RUTLEDGE.
Olympia, Jdne o,-'54. II.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-20

On ,be petition OF Edward Chapman, asking that he
he allowed TO replace shnglc roof on HE property,
sssa ss e
Upon the re,i,on Of John Lc,x, asking permission
al the corner of Magazine and Thals streets Favor
ablys and offer resolution TO that effect.
so in favor Of resolution 70 cleanse tho several
HENRY GUYoL,
O. BANISTER,
@s W a 4. D, HARTLETTE,
The following resolutions, accompanying the
above report, were read twice and adopted unan-
imsusiy, the rules being suspended -sE
Reso,psa That permission be and The same is hereby
gFaated 10 Edward Chapman to erect orreplaee new
Single reof his property situated at the corner Of
St Josephand ST ChRtles Streets the same 10 remain
during the pleasure ofihe Common Council.
Resoeea, That permission he and the same ~ hereby
granted to MI John Loiz g erect bske oven On as
properly corner Of Magazine md Thalia streets pro-
vfdcd the same be made or constructed aereeapy To- all
ordinances regulating the erection Of such bhldings
..id pruyided further the be removed when the
Council shall deem she same necessary
resolution authorizing the Commissaries Of
certain markets to have cleaned and swept the
ceilings and walls Of their respective markets,
was read Mr.. Long moved to amend by In
sorting the Port Market Of the Third District !;
carried. MFR. Thayer moved to amend by in
sertiDg all the.ether markets of the oity; lost
Mr. Chambers moved to strike out the amends
ment including the Port Market; lost-and the
resolution as amended was adopted by the fol
lowing vote:
Yeas . Messrs., BartIette, Benit, Bouny,
Bridge, Chambers. Chiapella, Guyol, Kelly,
Long, Russia and Wiltz-1f.
Ways essrs. Banister, Eager and Thayer
"a.
On motion, the Chair appointed on the special
committee to enquire into the. expectancy Of
farming out the revenues of the city Work
house, and all other revenues of the CITY,
Msssrs. Wiltz, Banister and Giffen.
On motion of Mr.. Bartlette, the Chair ap-
pointed the original committee called for by
ordinance No. 22g2, entitled g An ordinance to
revise and codify the general ordinances now in
force and governing the city Of New Orleans,
together with all existing acts Of the State Lee
gislature touching upon the city government ~
Mr.. Chambers begged to be excused from act
ing on said committee; granted. The Chair
then appointed Mr., Wilt in his place, and said
committee is now composed Of Messrs. Mcknight,
Stith and Wiltz. 4s - %
On motion, the Board adjourned until Friday
next, the Dist instant, at. 6 o'clock. P M.
4 JAS. a, HOPKINS, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-20
OFFICIAL JOURN AL.
THE COMMON COUNCIL
TurspxT September ss, 1856


t11.a Rns.sI mes pursuant to adjournment
q Present. tbe Hon. g. Stith, Msssrs ban,s-
Asr. Deait, Bouny, Bridge, ohamhsrs, Cn, n
Ea1sr. Guyoi, Hehrard, Long, Rusha, mayer
'1rd Wflfz Il 4 members
THE reading Of the journsl WAS dispensed win
The Believing communication from ths Mayor
,raa rrad The drst part OF which was referred
!. WI A. Gemm;sfse on Police, and the second to
III Committee on Finance: 49,
HAY0RALTv OF NEW eRLEANs,y
u III psssissn, and Members ii si1.,
Q OF the Common GounetE ~,
fsntssssa II have received Official nu.lce ffods ,ne
Depasssnent of State of the United States. ana Nv
Dated States Consul q Bsemen ~, i M,s I'M
agents had caused circulars 10 be issnea fos ~,
pfzermsy, cacsioniag certain nass = an
ae ~ passage by way Of NeM g " ne
atvisiur them 70 direct their course either 70 View
srlenss or Raitinorp WHARF, nosuch restrictions are
sssea y Il he Ixw of this State of the 10th
nfnrc Isis : being satisfied that was fully justified
in taking lie niafory steps to prevent THIS conrm
II. "A. s,,ra ~ nDofi our community the 10th inst
4 issned i circular {cspy of which herewith send
veul for The purpose of cautton,ng all persons h'e,
sbiah would be Productive or such injurious
os~lsces 10 Inc interests and morals OF our city.
THis eifcnar have caused 70 be promulgasea WIZ
- much publicity as rossbie, and have gwen notice
thereof oihe Secretary OF State OF the United States,
and our Consul AT Bremen
have SINCE teeeived official information from ne
rsS Ky, ,y,,, ,bai fnarer wltt mn exodus Of
RUNNERS ii puiahle cha bsnkrnps in epu
ss,lon purse, paupers and CRIMINALS, no, iaking
Of me unsettled cond,oa q M AZ
nsSg v asp wns am s1o,es under preece Il being
exiiss for oriaios sakss psfsssat,cu, Ae
In Of such Haiterng AeqaisItsons 70 ine noIas
Of city deem u absofAisy heccssay tiaas s...
geat measures pe a9opleo, anu ~ a 80 - ~ sJa
my paWef, az iesi iiicahs W ~ 49, ,,,or,,
Dat order tnnl Mollce se puoassAsu ~ a ~ d
~onsa tNqaese g yoa x , s y IA s,h
nhmesI q eAtscts q w 49, " ~
q, los e1ner witn me circular y ~
n0n- ........ . -.
also taken steps oy gia.ns 70 ne
poass ~ tne PREMISES ana lnio.aine usa - .hs pr
babie eqseat OF sueH Perspns no nasc useii ieh
stoned y me by he Gonsufa, o,s
IS In OBEDIENCE 70 the sa ana w arlislss q Al cru
nance q he oomon Council ho sso7 desaa,o,S
ofthe yIs w q ,ae ~ Y me PEST s "
es msas q ~ hIss9
lse5 81 euznmaacato omcias ,nioamaMon hs,o -
ING aiiu ases % = ~ asa 49,
Win tnhsu,as ycn .ae y M ases'
'pcshe we enly ,espousF w lecsss1a Wy 'aS.
se1y fespeeu,usy, puy,s s,
n-z 49, " !. Il I, " " e, aaafoi.
MT. lager sHereo Ine iohoWing resotution,
which was adopted by the following vote, the
rules being suspended:
Yecs = Messrs. Banister, BENT, bouny,
Bridge, Chambers Chiapella, Eager Gnyol,
Hserara Long Eus Mano mayer sna T.