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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-15
BY TELEGRAPH To THE STAR.
KoMAGENrA ssocLA TED pRkxs
ihhEE DAYS LATER FROM ErRopr
Arrival Of th~ At.xz.


INV foRk, Oct Is-Th.
sn.p hiIca, rom Liverpool on the "a inst.nt A.,
the Fulton on the Soth the e.e,s o". on tee kstn
the Asia on the I'd "" 'ue i0,sno
There was nothing new In reps-d IN ,h. ..,I.
Ihe shares OF the Atlantic company bad "A :. -
from f3S0 To eco, aud eIosed hnc,-.e' =, -
Marley, the electrician expresses consSeac. W.,
his previous estimates Of the distance from "
rect ~ VT
The ships Sulisna md Ocean Chief h.s re,ch.S
liverpool, with f360, 900 Of Australia gold
Ioe British Re'en returns show a rons,dcr.
tHe'Iea,e which Is accounted for by the re
onctlon OF the income tar
The Spanish Goyernme,, h.x ..n-.,..-x a, =
'"poI'aslon OF cotton seed into Cub.
SIahlsh elections are erpec,ed On n.
s ".lg. mere bad been rumor. OF ,noth., mir
iy cont,.d,o,.s spain, but they were .ubsequen,-
The Emperor Napoleon bad r,,n,n., &c.,
6ia,rlz, and was about TO visit m, go -. =,
Prince Napoleon met win , a,.,,.-,
ception from the Emperor AIe1ander :, WH.u "
nhr fortress al Nincennes is to be enlarged
EghtV millions OF francs are wanted To cam
piete Toe Qualifications at Cherbourg
The Russian steam navipatIon eon,,,,, A..
taken possession Of villa Franca
AuVlcrs from Turkey and the east, show a
continued excitement against the christians.
!" Japan. The French had gone 10 Cochin cbins
quilted Canton. N@e
COMMERCIAL
q, ne c"ttoh market for the week shows sales of
tl,n oSieS; Spectators taking 800 and etnort |.
S, fnces bad undergone no change. The
oemano had siackened, but holders w,re Am
owing to the reported damage % the oron. Ths
STOCK IN port was estimated al 4es OOO hale. -,
whlen lss,UOO was American. At Manche,,eT
goouS were slow or sale, but prices unchanosd
BTeadstufs were very dull
Provisions Were dull
The money market was unchanged Buuio,
o ~ me Bank bad increased fI55,OOo Cooscl,
9 a9s \ for money, and e xsask Tor ,ooou,,
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RIED.

On the 18th instant, at the r street Presby rian
Church. By the Rev. r. ID. Gurley, ID. ID Mr.
JOHN Y. BLOSS, Of Detroit. MIc1igan and nj ss
IA AkAH r., daughter of John NJ. 6iIbert, Esa, Of
n, On me i4th instant, BY the Rev. Father Boyle
HAN. all OF this oity.
Al TRINITY Church, Georgetown. on the 18th inst.
n.y.. Eather Aiken, Mr.. WILLIAM Cot
ctty. va iS'ah OIL 'sa'
NJ rhrHadsphia. on the 18th instant. By the Rev.
thls CITY. 70 MAGGIE l.. DeHAVEN. younseat
daughter oil ). DeHaven. ESQ.,, Of Philadeiphia. .
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new York Markets,

NEW York, October is Flour is dull, State
al - l5asi S. Ohio "a 9Oa5 %, Southern at s5a
$3.50 ~
Wheat is very dull and nominal. Corn is higher:
mixed 7Ia72c; yellow Sc
Pork is arm; mess $40 25ssI6 37s; prime sIaa
sa25 Lard Is quiet at lOSaIOAc.
Whisky is ste adv at PKG
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ALL Persons desiring to have their cards in
serted or continued in the daily Alphabetical
Business Directory in the Daily star, who have
not already seen the agent, should do so imme-
dtately at the Star Office.
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The Vermont General Assembly.

MosTPELIER, Oct IL The General Assembly
Oh vermont convened In this place to-day The
Rouse was organized by the choice Of Hen Geo
Edmunds: OF Burlington. Speaker who re-
celved lss votes to 81 for Horace w adsworth
Esq Of Grand Isle. the Democratic candidat.
Charles Cummings, of BrattIeboro, Clerk pro
Tern The Senate convened but adjourned
without making any election
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AUCTION MIn

BIZ THOMAS DOWNING? G.c-..,.---
H0USFH0hD FURNITURE, CARRgAsr
sssl H AZ .
eess n.ar IfS S E, ny auction No. 10 Dude
ee ss, sis der and KitsAs1 Furniture. -,
Chairs, Tables. Bureaus, Stoves, &C.,
splendid Secretary and Bookcase,
new Platform Scale. weighing 400 lbs, in perfect
Also, lot Of shoa ders, and many other articles,
!. rnf THo% N a%ssf DS%LlNe, Auo,,o...r
BY J: c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auotloneer..
HFTERNooNA SoS cpbe2 ssi6 TgEIsRAY
III s% pvsr,e we shall SELL 10 sums to suit
saGS f aun Mortgage Orange and AieIandfs Rsil
ss,s 0 Corporation or Alexapdri. R.,i,,e,.s s,oo.
StSS Corporation Of Alexandra Coupon Bonds. ;
Si'm w sshlngton and Alexapdua Railroad Stock,
Tsms essS % o sas of Washington.
oo ls-d q: MCGUIRE & CO.. Auct..
BY WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneor..
A SSA h WEhNks EHAR 3 roE rAycrIoS-
cent the Washing and B. R % T Sn
acres OF good and kind land, 100 of which - uncep
rcb 1n6 very productive, 80 Of which is
The farm Is watered with several never failing
dweng with requisite out bHIdine snp1 Sons small
chard of hns fruits, many of them Imported vsrie
ties; rood fencing. &c. '"'ie
For Information apply at Room No. 7, General
Terms Liberal and made known at sale
90 10 Is WALL & BARNARD, Auots
by J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auotioneers.
Rye SPLENtID BUILDING LOTS AT
DAY AFTERNOON. October 2I st, at AK O. clock
on the premises, we shsl sell to the highest bidder
sys ffaldinE Lots subdvi.,on Of square No SO
escn irontlng 25a feet ON north T. street. between
ahd 80 streets west and running back liz feet TO
These Lotsare BEAUTIFULLY located in an eligible
aho RAPID TprOvDg part of the city, ana the sal
reserve. " e '"uo "ilnout
Title indIsputable,
Ierms: One-fourth cssh the residue in g. IL and
20 iuonts, with interest," secured by deed in trust
90 5-d J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auct,.
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DIED.,

In Ia Hpstead. Carroll county Md a., ~.
ing Of the ieth instant. Wilt yonns.st sid
VIM Wand Annie T.. Young, aged mooths snd nj NJ
y take these little lambs. said he.
md fola them Tn my breast:
Protection they shall ind in ma
In me b ever blest. :
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NEW YORK, Oct. IL The British steamer V al
orous, from Plymouth, via Fayal, arrived here
THIS evening. She brings the % passengers ofthe
steamer Austria who were rescued by the bark
Maurice and landed at Fayal. c Messein.r.
Prof Eisfeld of New York and G BsrkeT n.
Westphalia, remain at the hospital al Fayal bad y
bruised. The officers and crew had gone to Ham,
burg.
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AUCTION SALES.

TO-DAY q To-MoRRoW MoRNINy.
MI SALE s. ssS OF GOODS
Slosi Store No. SIS Pesn Es sr.nue o,sS.is
o @ ~ WALL Z BARNARD. Auo...
~,,, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. - =
b BEN sIHwnns1sa Is -, A y LOT on NORTH r.
nor, Of pseSs IN, q 1872 instant shall sen
hack sS feet vide aey. ,se On IN ,
House and the Out bop s good thrse-story Brick
:, Terms: Qne-third cash the b,,,,o.
sale io' notes bearing interest from da1 1 of
4 deed gwen ard deed of trust taken.
an ,tie aod"putable. 81.
By A. GREEN, Auotlopeer-
GALE OF A MOST vALUBI,E RIJIr ntN,
n - LOT on sTsEkI. NEAR 18Th SrRxEr.HBy
vlstqe OF dssd Of trust duly made and executed to
DA the 18th day OF October next,at 5 O'Clock D.
m, parts Of Lots numbered and ?, in square num-.
inches AID running back with thai sIStb g - s. ZEE
,hches. frame building stands upon a portion of
The above lot is located on street. between 18th
denos Of Me- John wei' %ed atsy west Of me
u me most eligible building sites IN tie CITY of
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash balance inf 70
AND ls months, the Purchaser to give NOES ia9
oeerIed pay ments hearing interest ard secured bS
Dc complied with 10 eve DAYS tn. trusts. The tsIms
of TO resell the property az the risk and cosi
safe three times in The National Intel Igeno,r
oou. JOHN F. ENNIS, Trustee.
BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer. -
SPECIAL SALE OF LIQUORS AND CT
ING, the 18th instant, shall SELL in front OF nv
anotion room, at the corner of 7th and sreets nj
- -, ciOoS a large lot OF hHe Liquors. 1 name in
70 20 barrels prime EagI. brand Whisky.
20 10 90. Ser brand do.
q do. celebrated Bourbon
DO hne old Port Wine
.n5 90 Madeira Wine. Of fine quality,
SOY bottles of assorted LIQUORS,
~ @e hpe Cigars.
Terms All sums under SIS o,sh ;oyer s., .crcd-
IL OF 1. Z, and months, for notes endorsed with
oo4 . A GREEN A,.,
By G. r. l.. GROWN a CO., Auctiopeer,-
NOTICE TO TUE PUBLIC.-Ou THURS
DAY MORNINS.7th instant We SHAH com.
nenoe selling. IN front Of our store corner Penn.yi-
Csrts, &c, which we formerly sold IN front OF Bsnt
oi ashlngto and continue every market day an
everr apo wi nave our regular night sales
c. K. l.. GROWN & CO.. Auot,.
DC .e-1 corner Pa. av. ana 9Th street.
By J. c. MCGUIRE d CO., AuctIope.r..
HORSES, MULES, CARTS ANDHARNESS
October 18th. at IL O'clock in front of the anct,o
rooms we shall sell, by order Of the Orphans
6superior Mules. young, gentle. and will work any,
l excellent Bay Work Horse.
8 Carts aud Harness nearly new
l SIX passenger Carriage, suitable for the country
Terms; o and under cash over that sum crs
on 90 and days. for satisfactorily notes
Mrs VIOLET WILLIAMS, Administrators,
ooll j.. q. MCGUIRE a Co, Auctr
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Oct. Is There is nothing doing
In breadotuffs; Flour Is dull land nominally I'M
changed; Howard street is nominal; Ohio IS S7k
City Mills SIS
Wheat Is steady; reds 81 I5aI q, fair 10 prime,
whit,s 81 .35al - Cor good 10 prime
Corn is unchanged
Whisky is quiet at 2oka23.
Provisions are still firm and unchanged
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MARSHAL'S SALE.--In virtue OF 8 wnts of
lN1 ferI fscas, issued from the Clerks Once { 4
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
WILL expose to public sale for CASH, IN front of the
Court House door of said county, on MONDAY,
the following described property, 10 wit: Lots Nos
and IL. IN Square No. IL, original Lots Nos l. s.
2, IN Squsre No. l47, beginning at the southwest
corner of said lot. and running thence east 30 feet
west ~ feet and thence south l0 feet to the of
beginning, together with all and singular the inn
provements thereon, IN the city Of Washington, ID.
G.. seized and levied upon as the property of Chas
h. Van fatten, ard vii be sold to satisfy yudcials
NOS "a l49 S7 so SIS S7s, ST. AID SO, to October
term: 1853, Paro d Nourse, John f.. Kerdall. John
w. Thompson, n. ID. Gilman. Nicholas cker Jno
Kelly VS.. Charles Van Patten.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
oc7-s for the District of Columbia.
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l'A CHEAP FROM AUCTION
Just received from the large notion sales IN New
York, ve-y handsome assortment of DRESS
GOODS. We name few Of the desirable and
scarce articles
Rich Colored Flounced and Black Silk Robes, in
various styles,
Beautiful Printed Merino and Mousselin Robes a.
les Alternate, in rich colors,
Handsome Plaid ard BayadeTe Stripe Dress Silk
by the yard,
2pIsces very rick Black Silks, from 75c. to 50 per
yard. These are, we think, very great Bargains
And q large assortment Of handsome Long and
Square Shawis,
" it'll mnny other desirable Goods, daily opening
10 which We invite the special attention of the la
dies, as We shall offer them cheap for cash.
J. w. Colby CO.,
90 IA 2w 523 It'll street, north of Pa. avenue.
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w so PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BOYS' LOTHING, ALL QUALITIES.
Boys Overoa ats. Boys Dress L oats
Boys Cloth Jackets. BOYS Roupdabouts
Boys. Gray Jackets, Boys Pantaoons,
Boys Vests, Boys Shirts,
Boys Merino Shirts, Boys, Drawers
BOYS Shawis, Boys Hall Hose, DC,
Our present large assortment of Boys Winter
Clothing offers to purchasers every grade size
style necessary for complete outfit, at very low
prices. for cash.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
oclf6 so Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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GEORGETOWN ADVKRTIsEM'Ts

EOR RE II, OR LEASE FOR YEARS
L The spacious two story BRICK HOUSE, on
the corner OF I'd and Frederick streets, Georgetown
ne mouse has large bodybuilding attached to il.
Milk house, and pump Of ex cellent water, unsur-
passed by any IN town. Possession can he had on
the LIST Of Noyember. Inquire the premises or OF
JENkIN THOMAS, High street.
oc l5-3t GEORGE A, MEM
n%GEORGETOWN CITY YARDS
u Many new petitions hava heen received and
large addition made to our number. Every mem
her who feels interested in the success of the corps
MONDAY, the 18th, at 8 O'Clock p m.
J.OWENS BERRY, Captain.
h. T.. kODIER, u. Z. 90 1851
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W. NbhI <-SIONf FRAME HOUSES,
TIL kFTGRNusupN. 6oi ASSeT sst
SSTs.. Nos 70 Sn on ,S Of the pTsEmises sho
streets north, each house conta ming rooms. N IN
ocil j. &. McGT fRE & snt Coz se'.' Auot..
SUPERIOR DUTCH BGLR0TssS RooTs AT
and streets: a O'Clock p m two cases Of supe
from q. ,nssd and
Sons, In Holland, consisting Of Double and Single
hyaclnths, Tulips. Narcisses, JOnquis. IRIS, Gro
r Tenn SIs1s cash.
v By yBaR B. 4 RSp BUGKEY seQIFe!ovn:
WAGONS: AND Tools AT AucTIoN.-On WE'D,
an ;As s pss shnS. 0c0ok =. DIov.
ss fae ~, WORKING On ing stock OF H. Gsasher Esq
is first rate young WorR Mules, Aaueouo'' as
10 heavy Work Horses,
I pair black Canadian matched Horses,
1.-TWO horse Wagons.
2 four horse w CONS,
p good Carts and Gearing,
Ali the above described propsfty IS good. and 70
persons wa Iting working ahimsls or vehicles, pre-
SCENTS rare opportunity.
ocI2 is BARN.RD RUCKEY. Auct.
MARKET FARM FOR sALE.-Tbe u.der-
the as,s Ssr WI VI "ner az public e. on TUESDAY
hour Of u O clock meridian The Farm nov in t5e
possession of M essrs. Francis A. and j. owen Ker-
Wilmer Tsbott Ti. snd CONSISTS Of IN 2, .c Mf
and adJoins the property Of Or. John n. Bayne aud
sndrIa about Two miles and about SIX from Wash
lngt n. The location is healthy and IN many othe,
to the growth of fruit and al the vegetable cult
Sated IN th.. section Of the country The nelShbor
Methodist Churches are within two miles of this
Arm. The buildings consist of a comfortable Dwell
Ing and Kitchen, and all the necessary outbui dngs
j. - kerby, or either ofthem:
Ire ute to this properly is indisputable.
sale but II not disposed of at private sale before
that time, ne will offer 1t at pubic sac the da,
The terms will be made known on the d,y NJ ,sIa
c. =. kEECH, Attorney.
Upper MarbOro'. September q. 1853. Sc 50 eos
BY BARNARD& BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
TRANSFERS ShLEIBy virtue of a deed of
OF record we will offer at public auction, on WEB
NESDAY the nth day of October next. at O'Clock
eighteen(Is and nneteen( g. in Thos BeaIi's add
ton to Georgetovn, included nthe following bounds
Of the original plan of Georgetown. and rnnnps
THENCE on Bridge street east "a feet inches hence
n2.Ih ~ ieet to 10 feet alley, thence, with
alley, west "a feet inches, and thence south in a
straight line to the beginning, with the improve
meLts conslstinE of thTee-stoTy frame house and
Terms Of sale : One third of the purchassmoney
to be paid In cash and the residue In two equal in
well secured Terms of sale must be comnIi.d g,pS n
IN one week after sale, or the properly NAV he re-
solo at the risk and cost Of the FIRST purchaser after
FMEAkh bfEsS Ii eek u. fkrsour.
sI5ss'psp GsR2iESYnE
NJARSHAL's SALE.-In virtue OF 8 wnts of
lxl heIL iselas. issued from the Clerks Once sf
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

III Thsngh " The star" 10 printed On the
fastest steam press I'm use south Of Balti-
Wsre, Its edition Is - large as 70 require II
- be put 10 press at an early hour, Advsr-
easements, therefore, should be sent IN by II
-e'clsck, m; otherwise they may mol appear
uRtii the next day.
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EOR BOSTON-FIRsr VksstL.-The regular
= packet schooner helen Mar, Captain f. "a
Nickerson, has arrived and is now discharg- ~
ing her freight. She will be ready to receive 2s50
freight for the above port to morrow. Apply to
HARTLEY & BRO, 80 and l0l Water street
Georgetown. C. OILS lw
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HUMPHREYS srABLEs.-The undersIsns
Il the son Of the late Levi Humphrey,
takes pleasure IN inform ng has friends.
and the pubic, that be will oontlnue the III
bpstness OF his late father, a. both the CT ~
cid stsnds; that OF the corner OF 9Th and 49,
ktreeta having been under his nj for the
last three 10 viii be the Object OF hik ceese-
ess care 10 preserve the able p 81 the
stables as his father l. Il them and. 10 thai end, O.
public may rest assured thai he vii Always he In
place. day and night. and vIli strive 20 ave shIs-
age. = y IOMrnhbh
<,YsTERs. in all STYLES, at wEAvER's. opr %
or night. -tEt os<"
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HUBS: SPOKES, Sawed and Bent Felloes.
Il Shafts, Poles.
Buggy and Wagon Bows.
Coach, Wagon aud Cart Axles.
Canvass-54, 4. Drill-S6, As. 81 inch, Ducks,
80 inch. ELVANS IL THOMPSON,
ocI4-Iw- (States& Alex,GazD SIG Pa avenue
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FUTURE DAYS.

by J. Z. McGUlR Il CO., Auotioneers.
Two NEAT 2-sToRY FRAME HOUsEs
~ THE SECoNp WARD AT AucroN-On
In tuesday, AFTERNOON, October 2ist az s
O'Clock, IN front of the premises, we shnli sal
Houses Nos S97 ard 500 and the Lots on which thew
stand situated on llth street west, batween and
streets north, each house cOnta ming rooms
Terms easy, and made known az the sale
oci4 J. G, MCGUIRE A CO. Auo,.
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THE WARDENsHiP OF THE DISTRICT PsNIrEx.
InRI.-lt seems to be understood that Mr.
Thornley,, the present warden Of the penitenti.ry
Of the District Of Columbia has resigned I'm order
TO give the President an opportunity to select ,
successor In the position without embarrassment
we take IL. IL Is further understood that our
fellow citizen, Mr. Charles p. Sengstack, who
some years ago oiled the position most efficiently
and satisfactorily, Will probably succeed NJ
Thornley-an appointment w hich will be a. well
received by the party and public Of the District
as any Other to the position which the President
could make
lHrRoVkMkNT IL THE NORrHkRx LIBsRrIK.
MI Harrison Taylor has commenced an impo.
tant improvement in the Northern Liberties. I'm
shape OF large warehouse on the east side OF
seventh street, between street and M,,.acbp.
s~tts avenue The lot of ground on which mi.
Improvement 10 to be made Is about twenty clio h,
feet front by one hundred deep, and the proposed
building Is TO occupy the entire front running
back sixty Ave feet, and four stories high. tn.
foundation 10 already begun.
IRos FEScrss The grounds about the new
west wing Of the Patent Once hav. recently been
enclosed by neat Iron psling, set In arm foun-
dalton Of granite, which gives an appearance OF
beauty as well as security to the building. With.
In the fence the ground is being laid of In well
arranged plats, to be sOwed down with grass
seed. Painters are giving the iron work OF the
fence q substantial coat Of dark green paint al 8
preventative from rust. - =
TEiALs AT THk 6UARDHousR Yesterday, r
N. ROwiett was arrested for being drunk in the
street. His condition prevented a speedy hear.
he was restored, and then he paid - is nne and
costs Mary Lucas, colored, disorderly; fine and
costs, O.. Is. Wilson Gardner, colored, drunl
and disorderly; do, % Is.
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WEBBING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap. A,
the Philadelphia Confectionery. corner l2th AMI s
streets Ice Cream and Water lees 81 50 per ral
IOH m
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.


Yesterday McS>rs. Hask.tt and Holmes had meet
ing at the usual place and discussed the usual topics
NJ. hoI MS remarked that he had commenced ionr
suits against parties for violations ot the Excise a"
He Spok, Cf Judge palys decision that the compliant
in these caseS alleging IN general terms the selug OF
liquor good in law. and that the penalty OF 80
could be- collected for every day in the year
making total of sls.950 The action in which that
decision delivered based the iirst and only
complaint made before this Board during the two
wears i has been in exi~tcrcr, in which legal evil
deuce had been profered to him of the selling oi
spirituous liquors Illegally by any person;
H. desired an adjournment of week - that he could
present the papers before the Board. IT, according 0
The opinion of the learned Corporation Counsel this
Board had violated the law bv extending It's sessions
levond fifty day cousccu;iycy. its further extension
o time cannot render is proceedings more void than
:hev now are.
Mr.. H..KETI asserted ~ VI. Holiness views.
Mr.. HolNys said II ANY one was dcsirous of making
Application for license be could DO - az the office
OF Mr. Haskett or himself.
4 NJ. REED, gentleman supposed IN lie connected
with the Liquor interest, who was present, asked II
the Counsel To the Corporation was the legal adviser
Of this Board
Mr. HAsKErr-No, sir; | should be very sorry if
he was
Mr.. IfotNEs said that they were happy to receive
instruction no matter from what il lie
was now ready a. he always had been to prosecute
any person against whom legal evidence shown.
Nj. HAsKErT hoped brother Holmes would first
prosecute those persons who obtained licenses last
wear and who had not vet paid for them.
Adjourned To next Monday.