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IL. Ill. GILL EFT,
Co,f,,ssfior ri Lam

Has removed his Office his resd Franka Row.
OF aud Thirteenth He will continue
tiou principally In the Unl.d Supreme
Having devoted much time law
adsics opinions legal questions
the Patent obce, aud appeals 10 the chief justice
Justices Of the District Columbia; and will
preparation aud trial of suits concerning patents.
tie wi also written opinions
having claims before Congress
win also claims before board established
adjudication.
nc S--df
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Nassau nam college, % Sew Jerssy, prlnoeton
- Hheuld auld acquaintance be forgot,
Aud never hnstsrhi 10 mia
should auid Acquaintance be iprgot, ~
And dnxs ~ n,tld fans .Vna -

.sheuid auld seqoainlasee be fargoi,
Aud hnusht 10 nun'
Should auld aequsin.sBee be qrgo,k
nd days ~ aud lang syne.n
The members "a June
the Junior ending June, 1884 Sopb
year ending In une, 1881 and Tho Freshman class Of the
eadng Jope 1880 hereby requested assemble
ID. o. BY the third Of March, a. a. 1851 The latest
nks OF the chain Of love ana enasho which
lives greeting sympathy, and unliey
soma OF their IA promising conpeets.
preliminary meeting Of The seifsppointcd committee viii be
Hrst Monday la sepsubef A. u. 1850 The uned
Chssnut between Fourth Fifth streets,
at the glasses whom
invited end when The will be
adopted secure fall an attendance as possible,
those whom this notice l. addressed viii be
enough furnish The Of the committee BY mail with
their respective posi- Offices s3E sos H rtse aL
EDWARD j. GRANT, M. d.,
al Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER q, HAKr, III. o., aefH -sH9
....."" a#. OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
j. NEWTON LGHfNER,
.. Oh aneaser, Penusyivania,
. Hu.u PHILIP PENDiEroN,
$500 80 ~ Winston, AAeshany Co.. Md,
SAMUEL 2. Rii'ltARDSt
OF Hastn Iron aud Glass Works, NJ
n. IS. sz. LEWIS w. WASHING ron, stas E#&
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Joms WrIpaAH, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary. tNs
March 27-IawtMar3 llntsltsenceTI .E
All in the civilized counlries Of the world
ed advertisement their editorial ceunn
scattered through
visions Of the globe and all throughout the United
OF requred gaiuious Insertion
casonay between This date aud the % of March, A. D. 1851
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Near ne Canal Baum, .7ierunsTia. -
ITZPATRTrK BURNS, proprietos and nanufcturlrs %
yarns, chain sail twiue wrapping twine cord
b us &c
Orders Washington respectfully solicited for
OF Articles which viii deliver IN Washington
Baltimore o,hei northern markets, Al
prompt attention by addressing above
OctII-dIm ". "
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Tricsemar-rbe Great European Discovery,
PROTECTED by royal patent &c England and secured by
Bcole de Paris aud The Imperial Cot
leye OF Medicine, Nonn,.
rsseuar remedy for general aud local debility los
Of deciy, ssd all the Distressing
arising from abuse Sc IL effects eheseous
youI manhood aud old The sin powers would not be-
decnc Of n the Tnesainar
universally adopted physical iinprdineps Vanish like
befure influences thus rendering nyau bc to those
tefiug the marriage state.
emur No completely and entirely eradcsies all uaces q
which cub have been thought
ssiiq for Of the heath OF portion OF the pop
No the European remedy FOR that class Of
DISORDERS whoh, unfortunately the ERh physician treats with
mercury nrvabe destruction Of the pafnt consuion
which all sarSapsrila world cannot %
Nos 4 alike devoid q stnell and
nau-eatns qualities. They may te toilet table Without
their being detecrd
50 each divided into doses ad
minirtered by Nspean, LaielmaHd Hour, &c.
TO be had wh1lrsae and retai OF Mr. w. Barrow, No 81
Green Canal New YORK, specially appointed by the
proprietor the Unted and
part Innrd receiving
ITrsrnar any " the world,
addressed aocordg the Instructions of the
Retail agents required, Terms cash.
Nov g-dlyr E
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An tss " % ..d rsus,-, and or the net"re n"d
law md Of those which
derive ,ieir 81. 81 from sa,s ny Fanc William san
der- esq Second edition the Inst London edition
Inv George md JOHN Watnrr, ESQ With ref
English and American BY member OF The
Phlsdsirhia bar = vols. IN eyo, -
juss published. FRANOk TAYLOR
Nov III .#. .H... ..
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. prowr. ST .rros, AND wALErR.
Nm T. BROWN FRED. r. STANTON, and J, KNOX WALK
partnership Tor practising law IN ne Supreme
Of claims IN Washington
and IN the ohices In Washington and Mem
phi. parties win always be found nj either place. and
letters padressed viii receive prompt attention.
Ap,li Ut odd Srutinel cOpYJ
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GoLD silver and plated spectcler glasses, &C, Of
VI focuses with pcfoca periscopc, and paaboa glasses
long peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted TO the eyes fwearen.
NJ. w. GAIT a BRO,
s24 Penn. avenue between Ninth and TentA
lam If
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Up,.ea states patent once,


IN petition Of Raos, West Mddietown, Penn
praying for the p granted 10
"thrrning macines for
from expiration OF sad which takes place the ai
day OF February, A. d. ie5o-- -slt n
the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, 4th Of February, s5 ~ o'clock, aud all
appear have why
said petition ought moi 10 be granted.
the required 20 lilo in the Patent
objections specially forth wriss NJ least
days day hearing all led by eitht
said hearing taken transmitted
eordanee with tbs rules OF the ohice which viii be furnished
application .4.
The testimony viii be closed the 25h day Of
January deposiuon and other relied es
M filed IN the thai
day; tEgunents any, within days thereafter
this notice Published IN the Uuion Intel.
gencer, and Evening star, Nahpgton D. c. Pc nsylyana
pladelrhia, Pa Journal OF Commerce. New York. y,
9TH of Feb
ruaiy next, the day Of hearing. Ill ,. n.
CHARLES MASON,
5.- Commissioner OF Patents.
p sEdio 9th above papers win please copy and send he
bills to the Patent ohee, with paper continuing ,s notice.
Nov 22--law3w
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oNGFELLOWss New pessa.--Tbs Song of Uiewa,hs
~ hy Henry Wads~orh Lonefsi0w Prizes 81
Suno stss shon, ane. ard funny People rs
f4 fa Just pubiished and for sale ~ a5l
-. TAYLOR n MAURY's
3 NoSDa .e.9r sf1 nm ne Bookstore, 9th u.
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The these ships will noi DO accountable for gold
bullion, specie ewey precious soner metals unless bills Of
the ValGs
Shippers please notice that the ships Of this line
carry goods conlraband OF war,
EOy
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y -. orrIos rHs MtKrLlsp CONSOLIDATED Lorrrrrps,
~. $1,000 Baltimore Maryland, July 4, lass
TUE commissioner Of Maryland
his duty public the swinsers
WIN erna. nv and ohcrws fraudulent lottery -ch-pes
and OF tickets IN lotteries which
wholly 6ctiou.
The lotteries Maryland daily
the elected
The stat. spproye
schsnss and o drsv
Az the tickets IN these lorere and all ce6caes ~ packages
cse have the thog apbed gnntueFX Bens
baltimore, Msrylnnd.n Al others u fraudulent
For iall nfornson the succ, Of those frauds Address
*. brennan,
Sept os-dly baltimore. Maryland
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IuaNisaED ApARTNENrss-Nemberso 81 Congress or
ohe accommodated with several suits " Mrs.
Adnn 10Th STREET between and O. No fss The paorr
end we'll furnished. tt- dehs#f h't fNlNa
Nov % dlws
@ Nr# EH##
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United state. fsateat Once,
Washington, december IA. 4.

-
an the petition OF Thomas Woojwad OF New York. praying for
" gahtrd hin, the 7t day Of
May, 1884, fr improvement ia shielded pineu
the said PATENT which takes
7tl day Of May, ls56-- aesr .eU.s
isordeed the sad petition bs heard at the Patent Office
Monday, the 2st Of Ap at IL O'Clock, and all
moulded show they have,
why sa,d ptiton ought To be granted. II.
required h,e 10
objections, specially forth wruus at isar,
hearing all testimony flied by ether
hearing must bo taken and ansintcd in
rules Of the oice which viii furnished
pl,caiop.
The testimony win be closed the ilih day of
relied
Office before The that day
arguments. any, within days thereafter
ordered be- published IN the Union, nteli
senes Evening Washington, CT Rerubc~n Bal
adcpha Journal New
Poet, Boston, Massachusrs week for three
weeks previous the 2st OF April next The day OF
heanng +. ..-....- ..., ..-
Commissioner Of Patents
sEdiiors OF above papers will and send
Once, paper containing This notice
la--law3Y
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No. 5i6l
Notice of the establishment or three additional
land districts in the State OF Iowa.
IN Congress change the
b0undae, of the land dtsiicts Iowa,
oer approved March 3D. 1855 which
land districts
known that the land office for
been established DAcosRAH in Wnneshk county
FORT DOpGz DIsTKcr FORr DoDan In county
and that fr The Sioux pisrMcr at Cry
supy county & #tNtasst s.. #aaas.0 rs '.t#
Given aador hand the city Of Washington ,hrty
day of October, A. q. 1855. J. .r., |s,I-
.J by order Of the Presidents; ...5. .4 ...#
ER #aA4T 100 g.af.t TIo5. A. HENDRICKS,
h4T Commissioner nf the General Land Office.
Noya-iawbw Hat. and Star.
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w. ofi.l
Notice
or e disooaaaaaee Of certain Uasd States LaRd ODiees
the Sases Of iaiaot, Michigan, WISCONSIN, and io0a.
ITNDER the provisions OF of the
gress approved Jaae ~ 1910, which declares ha whenever
me quantity pnbc land remaining upod In any land district
shall be reduced hundred
saad such Districts ssa be discontinued and, conp
subject Secretary of ie Interior
has directed that following oiees be discontinusd
shAwneetown and kaskaska la Illinois. #.f' .s.
kalamazoo Michigan, .H..#Hus0
Alilwaukie, WiscoAIn. #w#t..
Fairfield, Iowa. .t.1.a. ..s ~.
Lands remaiing uaoi undposed In the above districts
will be uaei those offices from the OF
OF notice to that by s
points, and will be made subject entry follows
sbawnesogn ana kaIkaskia, be Springfield
district, Illinois,
Kalamazoo the Ionia district Michigan.
Milwaukee the Menasha distiet, Wisconsin,
Faifieii TO the Charlton district Iowa. If.
The officers al tie points Of consolidation win public notice
which will be prepared
applications entries such lands Their Offices
Given under hand city Wssbingipn this l2
November, a. ID. le55. #..I
THoS. a. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Nog14-lawSw #
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er4ss roam. ss.ssssass, AND sUUTfs-
..f-xisSH ANPTOS UNtTEp STATES MAIL STEAM ER5.-
~ TIE siirs comprising this lius The WASHING
u26ctsxa TON, Cdpi. e. C@yeadyi HERMANN, Capt. Ed
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wAsIIsGToS BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours.

Change OF Hours.
IS M - ~ s4is
m aud aer Monday, The AID instant, trains viii leave
" Wa hngtnn al aud sS a. m, aud 3 and ~,
Jay AZ ~,
Leave Baltimore AJAX and 81, m, and and 81, pm
T, II. PARSONS, Agent
Aptila2-df
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asA rRoEosxD gas.xs OF sAtLiss.
Fso4n Neao Ya.k f,osa Llu.,u

:" EDWARD X. CoLLISs,
.r.#. u- .....#s No. SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, s CO.,
Liverpool.
#...a. . STEPHEN RENNARD s co,
"a Austin Friars, London.
u. O. WAINWRIGHT h Co.,
arta
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rnRM az GUARANTEED.

FORM or GUARANTEE.
To Capt. VI O. Mers, ". y. Engineers, ...-.
We, tn. undrrsirned residents Of in the State o.,
hereby Jointly and with the United States and
the bid Of be ncrepted, that he
they win within the acceptance 81 the said bid
with GOD and sufficient sureiirs
furnish articles proposed in conformity
ofe advertisement under which u made And in ths
faii Aforesaid.
good the difference between the offer BY the said aud
lowest bidder. H .tH M#
tsgnsd) E.# M.E #1a.# HHr ra. A, r.
9..E.# g. ID.
thereby certify that The knowledge belief
above named faarsnors good and sufficient
tSgnedl r.. v.
Mar 81 ,wtsihMay& swu
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(tL1NWOoD CMmETEVY.-ohcs Ma. ao9 Penn.ylvnrts
avenue corner o. IN street over the savings Back
cemetery laid out reehr.t~d Crossword m
New york. and s'naed one ann ana,
~ mile norh Of tho CAPITOL North Capitol LEADING directly
70 the snewnv INT, s'mpsny have received charter Con
Zee prohibiting ,y,,
ohrwise, which importance 10 hose ha
where placed 4
N ctpes whsw srossd h~ros.s,
p purposs mo
raQu no large pit, and legal prevent L.
d tito ground. NJ ~
N. LOflcr open fr~m IL ~ pamphlets a
mp, csr srd byiaws snd l. other aaovnsuos
r1tanta ;ovdsrs Tor len with Mr. James
~ n, 80 seventh undertaken win BE- PROMPT
rre.e>s JuAe i7--ty
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HARVEY n ADAMS, having purchased Of E. Wheeler
III CO. all their Of
by them, No. 3t5 Pennsylvania Browns
be leave respectfully call the attention Of
wei selected stock Of goods. We hope
and good assortment Of all adces In line
- - - HARVEY \ ADAMS.
Nov i-dlm
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IOHv q. phsv EHEuX. Cennrsisssoasr OF Cours o
Claim, % Brood way OF sal! street, New YORK.
Refers 40 Arssrs. Iniacsn Co.. hessrs R~vbce
90, rradish, lanes w Gerard, ESQ, WIN
Noya.. ssq Hon Eiishs Whnis-
soy, Joseph " bradley, eco Washington, n. q.
81 tho time aud Of taking
orc. ~ ~ Thonpson, counsellor, kc rous-
nd fnsar CITY Hnli) undersigned
beg. leave make particular reference,
Oct iD--Qswim 4 j.. @. DEvEnHUy
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CARD william Tucker, merchant tsiior, No. f26 Pennsy
would Respectfully call the
bea Congress and ciren- renersl TO his extensive
clos casieres aud vestpr 81 the ,est
he pepsrd make al the shortest notice aud in
Inahie styles.
Nov Nv A
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~ CANDLES, OIL, SOAP. Sc. III A s ft
~ 80 adamanine candles .s-A .s tt
900 gallons refined faeiirl3 s1NstE4t
81 tss8is4% $40 do .Ht6 Et#.
ts eAsf4 ~ brxes brown and yellow soap
e& NsH8E - do Castie do
Gs4 Wa826 10 do fancy
2 VI G5s4 20 do pearl starch wv es
. ] 900 pounds IL n teA&s A@ q
5,0uO do sal
Jns received Kpg Bird from New
York, and for sale by MURRAY SEMMEs. 4
Nov 27--6hfeod
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sEdio Of the above papers will please copy, and
bills the Patent Once win containing ih notice
Dec la--law3Y -..-..
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iDARN1-IGs PRACTICAL PHARMACY I vol. svo.
] Lectures Enssh Histosy hv Heary Reed.
eaafy Moucnn. Abess Canadian by Mrs Noodle.
Esay the Life Character. and W'iinss Of John y.
LII. o. ny WIN. A. Porter. :. -. y. t9H8 4MI
I.uekin Man, the Victim 81 Misfortune. sEH6sN
Know Noshirg Almanac, 1856. as t-sss
Dec l.e T lA5l 1851 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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GROCER Es. WINES. LIQUORS, 49, We heg isav. o
w public stock Of
ffrehy roc ~
Fine green and bgck
Jaws Rio, and La2aayra cofees
rsda m x f.
Enntly, hbls and bags
Cheese, lard. hsn-. and shoulders
andr found sp NJ ~ evcryd description
And OTHER article make complete asso
mvnt
wI.es, Liquors, ard Cigsrs
Madeira sherry port ctar, champagne wines Of svcie
bn-ds, Mnd psri very superior
Pine hfandses. wh'skey, gina In wood and glass
Togehrr with large Of Havana, German and domestic
cigars.
viii Offer with other articles which
hal be prices h make" mn nsncemsn for
Give call hrfpe supplying tl-ir
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, h co,
snuth side Penn avenue, betwe, az and 9th
Oct 9-tsw3wf
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nUvAII. 4 ER, Merchant Tatiora, sakc IN i.
~ method % calling attention OF members
OF cloths,
which they
make order 10 the elegant ..Fa.I..
his" choice selection Of seniemen furnishing goods
Dec i--aas2~s ft44te ss - DUvNLL h BRO.
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,tAZOtS and avina noaps--We would nion
IL ef mebcrs Of Congress- others rcpenishns
Of comprising Rodgers best
hsted swsss Jscquss scouler the A. g. and
shaving and soaps. a#t Y
toilette ARTICLES English,
and warranted uufacfarsd. 1900
we have aiso Marie.
Joseph Anton Johann Msre aud Jean Charles Fnrnas
hyrum combs hair hsvus nail and tooth brushes, pomades
+
And isrso ofadi.. and senemens dresns
ff 3 6oaaa~ ~ r. GALLlGAN a co
psulen Fine Fancy Goods, Plated Ware, Persmsy ae
Dee 23toi $40 Penn. under Browns Hotel.
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roFFEE, TEA. 30.
" bags dJxvac
10 bags Rio and Laguyra coffee
IS ground do 5a q 9afeA
l2S half cheats u
afWss 40 81 r. s,a.
& $500 l5o boxes pepper, giBger, aud mustard
500 lbs gram
IS doz Pfeston's and Moili and Rabbits yeast pow.
S. low molasses is IN s5tG
10 do golden
Now landing Bird from New
York mud for safe BY ~ MURRAY q SEuMES.
aHf Nov 2T--6ieof $3.50 As#1 ssETA
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New Yak state Agricultural Society.


Albany, Feb 13 1885,
tendance was quite large. Hon. Samuel Cheever pre-
dec The report Of the Treasurer shows the receipts
the year to have been ST. 900 and the oendtures
sl4,tCo. The cash hand is 81 900. The Executive
Com ni,tee's report read and adopted. Amoon
the constitution locate the
sir perrnsns n.'y Ap amendment moved TO insert
. ut Albany, Syracuse and Eimtra /"
The Chair decided the resolution out OF order
committee OF twenty tour, consisting OF three from
each judicial district, appointed to make tae mount
naion Of ocers and to name the place for holding the
aLnUal fair.
1he me- lirg addressed by Hon. NJ DeDniston on
the subject the Frni Growers Association OF Western
New York and by Judge Miller Messrs. Baldwin and
Ne~comb upon the OF fruit culture, and by Mr..
5 e, uIop agriculture.
Mr. RICHARDSON of Albany, gave notice OF future ap
plcaiion to amend the constitution to locate the
fair permsnently in three places
The meeting also addressed by Hon u. C0nger Of
RocklAnd, and Mr.. A. B. Dickinson.
The committee reported the permanent officers "A
follows
Pre- ident-T. s. FAxop, Of Utica.
Vice Presidents. jonathan horne, Of New York E.
g. Foue, Of Westchester; Herman Wendell, Of Albany
VIM. Knox, Of Montgomery: Fnoch MARKS OF Onoedaga;
Fran els Rotch os Otsego d. C. Vsn Slyck of Wayne
Ere,utire Lonmuee-Hush Crocker of Oneida; G. s.
Wsinreht of butchers; G. S. Barber Of Cortandt and
Aspc Broeie of Jefferson.
Corresponding SeTetary.-B. ?. johnson. OF Albany
Recording Scretary-E Corning, Jr., of Albany.
Teosurtr.-B. B. Kirkland of Rensselaer,.
The Committee ported Utica the place for holding
the NJ It fair Propositions 70 amend By substituting re-
spectively Syracuse and WATERFOWL PROPOSED, and
eventually Water named the place for holding
the annual fair by a vote OF the meeting
The officers nominated by the committee were then
O'Clock when address delivered by Or. Fitch, OF
Washington county.
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teoed sas they tsve right T. require and demand Of
tbe ts or consider stoa aud greater
To. oay rightful Owners We are summousd here "a
ieRiaos at uost In portAnt In the
state The rapid devslopemsnt Of varied
ana property, the near approach to oomplon Of our
and sDlsrged item of internal and
the important and raical change viii n the consumms
busness. industry ard entire financial policy Of
the STATE, appeal With irresls ibie foscs u our
psnio,'sm ana demand At our hands tho most
careful eslisstiop, and the most rigid and
sesIelfpg scrutins into any and every MEASURE
We nav be invi ed to adept having q bearing
upon these great and vital interests Of the State Our
happy peopie has hitherto been steadily and progressive
ly onward; and claim to the proud title ''tm-
pne amorg our sister States hiss thus far been held IN
disputed Our duties then, Legislators, Il TO put
fosth all energies only t, maintain this proud
asceus sncy. but 10 advance standard hgher and
SIN higher in the scae Of progressive improvement,
above all surrounding compe ltors Tae true road TO
the accomp Of these desirable results lays along
that prudent and frugal whoh eschews all unneces
tsry or extrsvagant which sseks to re.
heve and encourage and elevate tho people bv reducing
snd ALT WAITING the pressure OF the public bur thens
instead OF enervapg their energies BY Increased exAc
tons: and which lays broad the foundation Of pro-
gree sivs prosperity BY careful and economical I'D
n inistratou OF evry department OF the State 60
vernment. Governed by scale Of the most rigia
in every braI Oh public servi,, and INDUCING in
the belief that this honorable body marked for its in
teIigence and Independence, viil be I'D willing to
unite with the in iessenipg the bur Of Taxa ion,
ard reducing within narrow limits the annual public ex
penses your committee have to the conclusion that
The State reduced from mill and quarter
realized from mill tax they believe to be absolutely
necessary for the legitimate purposes Of the government,
and herewith ask leave to introduce bill for that pur
pose. LYMAN 0DELI,
GEORGE G. SCOTT,
p. DENNiSrON,
n ppCEnEpc
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Honors to DIR. Kane and tho Arctic Expeii.
ton,


ton.
The following preamble and resolutions, introduced 10
the New Jersey House Of Assembly ia comnendaton Of
DR.. Elisha X. KAre and his gallant companions in tha
Arctic expedition yesterday adopted by that body
by q unanimous vote:-
Whereas, 1t has long be.n proverb that republics
upgratefu 1t behooves this great siserhood of repao
lies of which New Jersey CLAIMS TO be worthy MEMBER
to her best deavors for the removal Of the stigma
by elang appropriate honor 20 those who have deserv
ed well Ct common country, by their courage,
search, or enlightened enterprise-,herefore, be it
State OF New Jersey, that In the conduct and
mept OF the Arctic expedition under the command Ct
Dr. f. X. Kane OF the United States Navy, which
Gently returned 10 waters, after cruise and journey
Of scarcely psfsltled hare ships and with curious and
important results, the lofty virtues united
degree that ADDS nch usre to the previous fame Of the
adventurous leader aud his urdsunted adjutors
while rejecting itself with undimnishei splen-
cor upon national flag that whether
we regard the chiyalrops beneyoIence that
prompted the expedition, private msgniHceace
that fsci ated its departure the sighted philosophy
that predicted its chief results the patient
unheard OF cold and starvation or the mastery arrange
object With small q sacrifice Of life and limb, and
every hand those proofs OF worth and energy which
aiye dignity 10 human nature and eau for the thankful
acknowleog ment Of our species.
Resolved, That BY fixing the northern boundary Of
Greenland Dr. Kane has finally determined the detAch
mert OF this continent and its dependencies from the
Old worlo territory In Institutions; and by dis
covering open circumpoAr ses he has completed the
knowledge ssy TO proper theory Of the great cur
rents of the ocean Of which the future importance can
not be estimated in the present sge.
Resosed That New Jersey fully uni es With hts native
State in doing honor 10 the conqueror of the icy barrier
OF the North and hopes that under God he may live long
to win yet other victories In the fields OF peace and
science.
Resolved That the Governor Of this State be requested
TO send copies Of the above resolutions TO the President
Ct the rred States the patron OF the expedition and
Or. T.. X. kone and officers.