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nENTISIRY;
OFYICE No. 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AVKyVE, A&S
TIVE doOTS from I4ih Stfssi. llIO

L"ee oo"s ITO" 1864 oFssts
DR.. BAILY bess leave 10 inform the public that he
He feels assured that perence of Eitssn years.
practice with the large number of patients and
fully. will enable him to surmOunt any difficulty,
scientific o. otherwise relating to the Teeth. His
eminent in the profession, and especially Drs Harris
and and Z. Parmy has led him, long since to dis
ali Eaamels Gusts Psrchs, India rubber. and t Ce,
f5 The the OF Gum
the only reliable substance that be in the
american @ pss shown by tho last
Although he aatters himself from his long resi-
se6os and M practice in Washington he is fsyo5sbly
leave TO refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector OF the Church of Epipklay
DR.. STEPHEN BAIL1: Dear sir-;I desire to expires,
% e y u
For have been highly satisfactory. hope that you
I fs so and the
Washington, Aug. 9s, 1885. J.W. FRENCH.
From one of the Oldest firms IN Baltimore. Mes,rs.
Having sm,dSSd b fSs'Pnn stephen Ball.; s.rsson Den
tist, Of Washington oty, to execute for me an I'M
my entire satsfact6n, and IN view Of the fact that
Sns OF the most members OF the Dental
College OF Baltimore, iaed aer repeate ed trials, to
perform the same work satisfactorily, it gives me
great pleasure TO express my entire confidence and
Baltimore, Jan. II, 1857. HARMANN BGGGS,
Extract froma note received from the late Hon. John
NJ. Clayton.
...# u. 3. SENATE, Aug. 10, 1856.
The teeth you made for me work admirably moth
'A' '01'u '' O'''s'' ''' }koHN }ktiafM n. CLAYTON.
To those that seek relief from the maadles Of the
tosth, can oheerfuliy recommend DIR. J. BaIiy 8
superior Dentist: he made n set OF pOroe ian teeth
for of my family, and plugged several teeth for
my self, and the work has all stood we'll for than
ten years. ROBERT II. NIXON,
of the Va. Conf of the NJ. +. Church South.
April 10. 1885,
We, the undersigned, having had occasion 10 avail
ourselves of the professional skill Of Dr. 3. Baly,
Surgeon Dentist of thus city, or having been cogniZ-
ant of bs operations on our families friends, take
pleasure In expressing admiration of his artistic
skill well as OF the uniformly sats sfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate aud difficult
operations In Dental Surgery and respectfully
public. OF which we consider him ennently worthy.
THOMAS y. WALTER, Architect u. =. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLBR, NJ. ID. OF Was hiugt ID. C..
b. y. BoHRER, NJ. ID. of Georgetown, ID. G..
y. y. LINCOLN, NJ. d., of Washington. ID. G.
Jos. II. BRADLEY, Of Washington, ID. G.
GEORGE WALTON, Ex Governor of Florida,
WALTBR LENox, tx Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, U. =. Patent Office,
.O:C: Weir, Principal Rite enhouse AcademY.
feb 20 tf
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Georgetown Advertisements.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FAI
"A GOODS,
At vsry Lotr Prices TO Cash Cus,o,n.,s

JOHN III. SMOOT,
NO. 1l9 South SIDE or BRIDGE STREET,
Georgetown, ID. c..
mas TecsVed and now offering at very low prices 10
cash and prompt customers, large assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
purchased IN Philadelphia and New York at the
large recent Auction Sales, end from the importers
al very low prices, which will enable him TO offer To
purchasers many desirable Goods considerably below
their value. In the assortment will be found =
Rich Silk Robes and ayadare Silks
Best make of Black Silks
BayadsTe Valentlas and Valentia Robes
Rich Printed. all wool, Delalnes and X obes
SATIN rano0nies pain so!ors, al WOOL very supe-
Leeplns and other makes French Mernos, of all the
most desirable colors, including White and
Plain Delains, black, white and colored
a. black renoh Merinos, for ShawIs
Rich Union Plaid nj erinos, at 81 "a cts,
DO. all Wool do. 50 cts
Printed MCuslin Deafness good sty les at la. and 25
so pieces, best styles, English Prints at I2}s cts,
RIch style Bonnet and Sash Ribbons ..TI'
Plan eolOrs do, very cheap
Velvet Ribbons and Fringe Trimmings
sna' ssIela' dirn hr9Gna ts Snsws' IN great variety
Cheniils and Cashmere Scarfs
Bajon's KID Gloves all colors and Nos.
Sack flanRels, all onlors
" hlte American, Weloh, and Saxony do.
B4ok BOmbaZIneS and 4 DelaInes
ColOrs aud blaek Coburg Mernos
Black Grape Wells and English Grapes
Eest black and brown and white English Prints
Long and square Black Thibet and Bay State
Shawls
Ladie. and Children's plaid wooden Shawls, IN all
styles and prices
Hosiery of every description
LADIES' SanOny and Merino Vests
With fult supply of housekeeping and domestic
Goods, Ol the best makers.
Oc9 JOHN II SUODT
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TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Corporation Bonds Of the City of Davenport.
Iowa paying 10 per cent interest by Coupon in New
Davenport has now about 1900 in6abianfs, and is
rapidly increasing IN wealth and population. Its
only $l25,0oo, and cannot now be increased. The
statistics OF the city were published in the Int e-
gsncer OF the 3th September. We recommend
these bonds, believing them to be az safe as any
State or city bonds. =
oo6 CHUBB Pr OTHERS
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J. r. Ellis, Esq, Washington. ~ =" :, ''-
CooDs FOR VIRGINIA BANK NOTES.

r. II. MILLER. son y co. viii sell ali
0TEENS WARE, GAS FIXTURES,~
&c. & G., at their usual regular low prices,
with a discount of five per cent. for cash as
heretofore. and receive in payments notes Of any Of
the Virginia Banks (except the Bank of Kanahwal
Of par. Any and all debts due them can De PAID I'M
the same currency, with thanks 10 such OF then
debtors choose to avail themselves of this prop
OsitIon.
Alexandra, Sept. .. 1857. ,s2o-g
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WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 5, Iss7.

DEAR SIR: The Piano purchased OF you In the
Fall of 1854, manufactured by Hallett, Davis a. Co.
OF Boston, has been daily since that tme aud
am happy to state has fully sustained the very IA
vorable opinion had formed Of these Instrumeuts.t
The Pianos of this manufaotory are not, IN ms
judgment, surpassed by those OF any other. For
volume and sweetness OF tone, prompt action, dura-
bllity, beauty of workmanship, &c., &o., they are
not ceed by any others with which am acc uaint-
ed. Respectfully, your obedlent servant,
~ y, r. MERRILL,
J. r. Fills, Esq, Washington.
WASHING TON, ID. c., May ], 1887.
Dear Sir: The Piano purchased Of you Of Hailet.
Davis Co.'s manufacture, some eighteen mouthg
since, continues To give entire satisfaction. 10 -
clear, full, sweet tone, and of beautiful workman
ship; not being Judge of such instruments, trust
ed 20 your word, and feel pleased IN saying have
not regretted 1t. Yours, respectfully,
J.F. Ellis.
We have now large stock Of these Pianos, Sc
lected personally Ehsn n sIsIs Ts sss Ss Pses; P -
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Dentistry, DC.
THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

M. LOOMS, NJ: D., the inventor ard patentee ol
Looms Mtaeral Plate Teeth" having o
various oitIes, has now permanently estab- ~lO
lshed hIms0if In Washington.
This improvement for Sets Of Testh consists ef
ly In making set OF but pIeos of material, and
that lndestructIbls mineral. No metal used in
their construction, and they therefore free from
galvanic action and metallic taste. There are no
joints 10 bscOms filled with moisture particles OF
food. hence they are PHre ard clean. They are
lighter, stronger less clumsy, far more durable and
natural IN their appearance. | will give a reward O
One Thousand Dollars to any who will produce q
similar work OF art to equal mine In purity, beauty
Durability, artistic ex oesnce any other requisite
quality.
All work sponsibly warranted.
276 Penna. avenue, between llth and 18th streets.
aplS-lJ
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CATCHING EELs IN A Box-TRAP.-UncleN Nat
NJ, OF Connecticut had peculiar fancy for
trapping squirrels; every night in the season
OF them he would set his box-trap, and was
generally successful almost every morning in
taking a squirrel from it, :. r.
One night in the fall. when the white frost
hrst began to show itself, some Youngsters in
fishing from river which ran within a few
rods of Uncle Mats grounds, CHANGED to haul
up big eel; and being full of fan, resolved
upon joke to be played off upon Uncle M
Accordingly they trailed the eel from the banks
Of the river over the white-frosted ground to
the trap which they found inspiring, and coiling
the '-varmint'' snugly therein, shut the trap
and left the fshy sarpent'' to himself. sole
tenant.
Next morning uncle Nat visited his snare as
usual, and congratulating himself upon getting
a bite. proceeded at once to uncover and take
out his game. The intelligent reader can i'm
agine the surprise Of the proprietor when he
beheld his aquariOus prize, which he at first
glance thought to be snake. but upon a Sec
Ond inspection saw its true character How ii
came there was the next thought; but that
problem was quickly solved, when he cast about
him and beheld the trail over the frosted
ground, which he found continued to the river.
That was indeed 80, OF course, but he maryelled
much thereat, and snatching up his trap con-
tanning his novel prizo, he madc straishtway to
the store, there to display the affair with the
circumstance Of the trail, TO the crowd of eager
listeners, who heard tho story without a word
of doubt offered. to their infinite delight but
without letting uncle Nat into the secret and
even to this day he verify believes that his eel
ship took land cruise that night, and was
taken in his trap.
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Vocal and Instrumental Music.

M, MUSICAL CARD.
NIR. GEORGE NJ. ARTH begs leave 70 annopnos
TO ais trends of Washington, Georgetown ~ ,
gnu AiexanuIla, that he Is now prepared tolrL
furnish MuSlC for Balls, Private Parres and ~
Sorees. From one TO any number of MusIcians 70
be had at the shortest notice. "
ORDERS can bo left at the Musical Depots of John
r. Ellis or W. Metzerott, or at his residence
corner 9th and q streets, Navy Yard. oc 2O-Sms
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~ o L L II - Having been informed that GER
L tam persons are IN the habit of collecting and
gathering together the Bottles which contain have
cnntaned our beverages, and putting therein art
ole made 10y ohers than curse Ives, and then dIspOs
Ing of such article on the faith and credit of
stamped on said Bottles, all persons are hereby
notified that such Bottles own property. and
not suidec to sale, and that they delivered
customers only TO be returned. and that II s firm
intention to prosecute to the utmost extent of the
law, any infringement of our rights on the premises.
Army d SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot. 81 Green street.
se ii GEORGETOWN, ID. C..
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DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
PAINTING AND PRoTo6 6RAPHY CONFINED,
p II TOG RAPHIC PORTRA ATS,
In Oil Colors, on Canvas,
MINIATURES OR SIZE OF LIYK.

s. WALKERS
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY,
Odeon Hall, corner ~ ST. and Pennsylvania avenue.
8. S.WALKER has fitted up the above spacious
apaItmeats at very great outlay of capital thereby
rendering his establishment one of the most com
plete and handsome IN the whole country. He has
large Gallery for free exhibition of upward of 20O
hue OIL Paintings, by some of the best ancient and
modern masters, to which he intends 10 add fresh
lmpOrtatIons. y. WALKER has also fitted up a COM
for ladies. and purchased the finest possible nstru
ments and engaged first class operative artist TO
assist him IN the department or taking all KINDS of
PHOTOGRAPHIC. AMBROTYPE AND DA-
GUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS, from the
smallest ninigtHrs 10 size q l4s.
=. WALKER. tTy combining the Photographic Pro-
cess with the art of Painting, of which he has had
25 years experience, and whose specimens of life
size portraits may he seen some of the first famI-
lies of the city, as well those exhibited in his
Gallery, ne Will be able, by the combination of the
two, 70 produce portraits that have never been eN
ceed for their fidelity and lIfeIke xpressiOn. Can
Vas and boards prepared by himself expressly for
the purpose.
Particr!ag attention. paid TO the painting Of Por-
traits Miniature or Ife-slze from small pictures of
dsesaSed frisHds.
Photographs taken from corpses, or sick persons
IA ken at their own Residences Immediate notice.
Committees and classes taken in any number In
reasonable charges.
I.ikenesses painted on Copper for Tomb Stones.
Valuable OH Paintings, and Old Family Portraits,
carefully Lack lined and restored TO their original
freshness.
Ladies' and gentlemen are respectfully solicited
entrance ~ street, two doors from Pennsyl lvania
avanna. w N SIN
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rVsHE LEGAL ADVISER, or how to diminish
L Losses. avoid Lawsuits, and save Time, Frou-
Bile. and Money, by conducting business according
to law, pounded by the best and latest Author
tiles; by Edwin +. Freedley, author of Practical
Treatise ON Business; Sl.25
Information about Texas, carefully prepared y
ID. r.. r. Braman, of Matagorda, Texas: 7sc.
Modern Refrm Examined; or the uniOn of North
and South on the subject of Slavery; by Jose pin c.
Stiles; 81. Just published. and for sale by
TAYLOR d MAURG,
Sc S- Booksellers near 9th street.
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nU POINTS 6UNPOWDER.
~ am all times supplied with all the various kinds
of DU POINTS GUNPOWDER, and am prepared
to supply the same quantity to parties wanting,
on the most favorable terms.
5 w, ALBERT KING,
Agent for the District of Columbia,
. No. S5 High street,
NAV I'LL Hntel.&SAtes GeorEetown. ID. G.
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PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING MARINE
BARRACKS AT TPENSACOLA,FLO

NAVY DEPARTMENT. Washing ton, Sept q. 1857,
Sealed Proposals. endorsed Proposals for build
ing Marine Barracks at Pensacola. Florida" will
be received at TINS department until me 9th DAY of
November. la57 al o'clock p. m, for the constTuc-
at Pensacola, FLORIDA, according 10 the plans and
specifications prepared by the direction of the Navy
Department. copies of which may he at the
offices of the oOmmRadaAts of the Navy Yards at
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire, Boston, New York,
philadelphia, Norfolk, and Pensacola, and at the
Navy Department.
rails and completing the work Ia satIsfac-
tory la the person who NAV he appointed by the Navy
Department TO supeTIntend the same (; snd the De-
partnent reserves the right 10 reject accept Of
the proposals herein invited, when It deems the in
terest of the United States requires II.
the nSters deiveIed will bo najJ for from time t
time, as tho work progresses, upon estimates made
and certified TO by the superintendent the part OF
the completion of the contraot and acceptance Of the
work by the SAID superintendent and department,
and be forfeited in the event OF non of the
contract; pFVsIded that M bI shall he made for
amount less than hive thousand dollars.
Each pTODOsai must be accompanied by written
guarantee, signed by two responsible persons, GER
tined to- be 90 by navy agent postmaster, district
Judge, some other ofcer Of the United States IN
the sum of 1--WE thousa dollars that the bidder WILL
to cuntTsct aud bond with proper and sufficient Sc
curity for lis faithfui performance.
Bidders are invited to examine the plans and
specifications ar the Offices herein be fore ntoned
The proposals must I've sealed and addressed to
this department, and plainly endorsed " Proposals
for building Marine Barracks at Pensacola, Flori
a."
The bidder only whose offer may he accepted will
be notified and the contract will be forwarded as
soon thereafter rs practicable, which he will bs re-
qured To eXennte within ten days afteT It's receipt
at the post office named hy him.
All the above work is Ia he completed IN all re-
spects according tn the plans and sPecIhcstI ions
within twelve months frem and liter the date Of the
contract ISAAC TDUCEH,
Sc "a 2awtsthNov Secretary of the Navy.
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EOR SALE-Handsome residence on the Heights
l. OF Georgetown. fhe subscriber, as Trustee, Of
iers I"r SAFE that spacious and handsone residence
II peO.g etow1 at present occu pied by Charles w.
Paro, Esq, The property comprises entire square
oi ground, beautifully improved with walks. trees,
house, with plants in great variety. There are also
on the premises. Stsbles, Carriage house. and other
convenient ont houses. The Dwelling House is
large and roomy. having, with the wings, front of
ninety FIVE 1851 feet and commands ore Of the finest
views OF the Potomac river and country around. Ii
is heated by furnace, ghted with gas and contains
bath hxtuTes for hot and cold water large cistern
Sltchen range and almost every convenience for a
hrst class residence. re desired the Furniture will
he sold with the house. Possession can be given
immediately. For further particulars terms of SALE
&C., apply TO SAM. c. EDES. Trustee,
At PaIro Nourss's Banking House,
re q G-d3w2aw4w opposite ths rreasnry
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For Rent and Sale.

EOR RENT-Ths STORE-ROOM No SIS 9TH
street Immediately opPosit. the ofhes of the
Ciendenin as boot and Shoe store. Possrssion
given imm sdately. For terms, &C., apply to 9 E0.
w COCHRAN, next door. ocl5 If
rI'O RENT-That new three story Brick House
the modern conv snlenoes situated on Street, be-
tween Second and Third streets. Inquire of J. w.
ARNOLD. street between Third and Four and
d nsII- ----------- oc l4-tI
EQR RENT.-A modern-b built HOUSE, on 9Th,
I between and r streets. The house would
SUIT member OF Congress-. being short distance
best manner heated by furnace, lighted with gas,
bath room, DC. Possssson given BY the first of
site Browns. fhRssl hdsssl TO oe iiRR% ioRso
EOR RENT.-My HOUSE on street, between
L So is.9 a.pf and 18TH W. PHILLIPS
FAIKSMSL E0R E, sAiLE-A piece of 6ns LAND on
miles from the heights of Georgetown adjoining the
hads Rads, OF Msssrs: Perry Wood, Bestor Movies
ton; partially improved; new house; IS acres rich
creek bottom, aEd some fne elbow pine TIMBER. II
ses those who desire tn purchase. js 4-tf
A RNY's CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE
"a This well known and popular establishment is
now offered for Sale, thus presenting q rare oppotu
profitable business. Possession crn bo had ist No
vember The three-st9ry Brick House, now oecu-
rented or leased as may be desired.
pti2p F2r particulars inqurs on the premises, Ness
BRSe Ss 81 street: oI Bsoaa Il m
au H-tf
DOR RENT-PIof II. ". MUNDER having
ro,de. e.Pt UP ndS ia,I In an elegant manner, which
he rehted upon moderate terms for Soirees Suppers,
1l1nersi or pruGenade Concerts, Apply at the
pau on Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday even
Ihgs from ia until pa O'Clock.
Oc 2-u ..I-
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MRS. CECILIA YOUNG will resume her les
LI sons IN Vocal Music, esther ln classes or private
pupils, oa Thursday next, October Ist.
For terms, &c., Apply at No. s6s Tenth street be-
t"een u hiIu y. Streets 23-Staw3w
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Dancing.
NAN ClNG AGA EMY

ENENING CLASSES are now forming at the
Ia Central Academy. corner of r. and 10th streets
The exercises will commence Wednesday evening,
October l4th.
complete system OF Figures is taught in a new,
concise, and simple method.
Oc 9-lm ). MERCHANT, Principal,
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To those that seek relief from the mRadies Of the
tosth, can oheerfuliy recommend Dr. \. BaIy 8
superior Dentist: he made a set of porcelain teeth
for one of my family and pugg ed several teeth for
myself and the work has all stood well for than
ten years. ROBERT II. NIXON,
of the Va. Conf. of the Nj. +. Church South.
pUl 10. 1850.
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FOR RENT.-My HOUSE on street, between
Il l2Ih and 18th. -
Sc 29-tf w. F. PHILLIPS.
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MI U s l c AL C. A RID,

MI = n L Z 4 ID ="
Prof. A. F.. LITTLE takes pleasure in anuounc
nv 70 MS friends and TO the citizens oi.-rx1-
wa hIngton, Alexandra, and Vicinity THAT 49,
he is prepared TO receive pupils for thettt ~
flanoiorte, Guitar, ute, and other instruments
,Orders lett az the Music store OF Mr.. Metzerott
Washington. u; c., and the Music Store of Mr
Parrot, Alexandria, Va, will meet with PROMPT ar
tenton. Residence, DIR. Hunts, sol Perm avenue
Sc 3- -Stawlm
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RE AND BARLEY MALT. for sale at the
~ CITY MALT HOUSE, corner of West Fals
avenue and Hook street. baltimore. Md.
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Extract from note received from the late Hon. John
NJ. Clayton.
u. 3. SENATE, Aug. 10, 1856.
The teeth you made for me work admirably moth
Ing could be better. Very gratefully,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
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'ENO RENT.-That new three story Brick House
with back building, with bath room, gas, and all
the modern convenlences, situated on r. street, be-
tween Second and Third streets. Inquire of J. w.
/ half oc l4-tf
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-08-08

and whereas the majority of said delegates
proceeded to an organization of said c0nven-
ton by authorizing John w. North by q
written request of fifty-five delegates having
certificates of election-to call said conven-
ton to order to effect temporary organiza-
ton; and whereas, at the time the Hon. John
w. North proceeded to call the House to Or
der, Secretary Chase oozed himself upon
the stand and also attempted to call the
House to order; while at the same time
Ex-Governor German moved for an adjourn
ment of the House-the Secretary declaring
the convention adjourned-while at the same
time John w. North by clear vote Of fifty.
five delegates having certificates of election
declared T. J. Galbraith elected president
pro tenn; and whereas, the minority term
ing themselves democrats recognizing that
ex-officio right of Secretary Chase in decla-
ring the convention adjourned Immediately
the House, while the majority claiming
to be Republicans, quietly proceeded to an
organization of the convention:
Therefore,
Resolved, That we consider the actions OF
the minority are in direct opposition to the
heretofore established principles of the So
called democratic party, and derogatory to
the best interest OF the Territory, and are
we'll calculated to prevent our admission into
the Union as State. We therefore consid-
er their proceedings censureable in the high
est degree.
Rssolued, That we heartily approve of the
action taken in the convention by the Repub-
licans, and as the constituents of John w.
North, o. F. Perkins, Thomas Bolles,
r. 7 IL
daily return them our sincere thanks for the
upright and manly course pursued by them
as members of the convention.
On motion of Isaac Pope, it was
Resol0ed, That the Secretary cause the pre-
ceedings of this meeting to be published in
the Minnes0tian of St. Paul.
On motion adjourned.
R. J. MILLER, President.
WALTER MORRIS, Sec'y.
July q, A. D., 1857.