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Gtaueerp ilOiifes.
Chancery Court at Nashville.

Thomas 5. CTutcber, Admir-, &C., vs. JOHN CrUtoher
an others
the Office of the Clerk K Master of the Chancery
Court AT Nashville, the 18th day of -elhebs
1859, on motion Of complainant, by counsel the
above caGse, and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Clerk and Master, that the said defendants
Mary Crt her widow OF Henry Crutcer Albert
a. Crrtcher, Mary I'm Thos. J. Helm her husband
Margaret AcI eli and joshua a. Mellow ell ier has
band. Ella Iwyman an VIM. 1wyman husband,
teo. Crut her, rLum Crut;her VIM II. Crutcher and
jas CrntchtT children and h'irs OF Henry CruiclcT
decd, nOn-reSideEts Of the State Tennessee
ana therefore the ordinary process of this Court
not be served upon them is therefore ordered by the
Clerk and Master that publication be made for four
weeks IN succession in the Nashville Patriot news
paper published in the city OF Nashville requiring
said defendants 10 appear at the the Chan
Gerry Court To be holden for the county OF davidson
the courthouse thereof, in the city Of Nashville on
the first Monday ia Nov. next, and said bill or
the same VIII be taken for confessed as to them and
Set down for hearing parte.
JNO. F. GIEAVES
sept2T-w4w Prs fee 81 Clerk 4 Master
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PCS, Once.

Hs SAsAvIIl1. March -, ft3s.
FyH1x ant aser The ssf of ApFsl the fost osee <ll
Il b. ap-asa % .sssaass a. hsls-rast A. n, and
sla<o Al 8 A. M o@n AGAIN A. $ p. ". and eia<s 81
r III. On al sssher DAYS the Zee xul Re opeaed ~
hal past q. ncieek A. A.. AM e'as< ss x a'r-rk y
u. o B. A>DEksoS, Posl Master.
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Jacks, Jennefs ard Cattle
FOR SALE

HAVE for sale On my plantation. ~ 1srkson coun
il n Nne jacks, from tao o. wars obi - good
size; the largest abult IS hams IT. b. EIGHTEEN J~n-
ami forty heal 81 Cattle for further Iz4tc gaTs
apply H. t1r uBsrrssguesi al Narhx ilr.
augiO-U STiNiD "a y. WOtl fOLks
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Fifty Negroes FOR Sale.

A MoNG the 10; We have several good Families. &
n three young wnmen with hFsi child, i,Ur gI--
House Rys, bss = fran Il 70 80 good Asiu k-ruIH
Servants, with guod lat oi Geld hands, ner aid grls
and good Blacksmith and Rarber.
anrap-tf II II. HAYNES X co.
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Coal stock for sale.

VyTE have l:3 siarc- luutsy lie Coal Mining stock
w wcwish o. sell or exchange Tor lr,ea youHg
Negroes ar CIty property.
ane.4-lf u. ID. Hay NES 90.
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In Chanctry at LaFayeate.

John Ward Guardian, OF the minor heirs of James A
Taylor, deceased -Er ydrte
DCkSUANI IL a Decree of the Honorable Chanccry
Court for Macon county, July Term. 1855. will
otter for sale, up"n the premises, SAIURi AY, TIE
9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, ls5s Oh a credit ri one .
two, and thee Henrs (eXcc I the sum OF Si.5) the
undivided onc-third part OF l16 Of Ian" more or
less with ali Of us aPpurtc nances, IL II Macon
Tenn. II miles East of Lafayette IHciurE the ccle
brated Red BOILING sulphur Springs, which known
20 be- an iniaillbic cure for Gravel. derange
mcnt Of the kidneys, from any whatever Scrof
uluus diScas, ui any character. dyspepsia and md
gcsti"n in word viii cur greatly alleviate most
of ali the Chrome diseases poor mortal subject
10.
The improvements and furniture new and amrly
sufficient t. render $50 200 visitors comfortable
Good Stabcs Carriage houses aud other buildings
and about 20 acres of the land in good state of cul
tivatCn.
Also, large new Store House in frst-rate local.
y for the sale of Gouds and Groceries.
Bonds and approved securities Will be reCu red ard
a len retained up, the land and furniture for the
puTchIse mono July 18th lS5S.
JOHN CLAIBORNE.
auEll-td Gers ana Master
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NcgrOcS for Sale.

HAVE quite a number of Negroes on hand for
Il sale: amongst them excellent ~eumStrcss and
House servant Also, several good Co'ks. Vast ers
&c. Call soon. WI. L. BOYD, il.
Septl1-u
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FOR RrNT.

THAT FIFG Ant sIslilf- iisasI. Ne. Il east ssds
Il FsbliC sg,s-Fe, formerly 'uIassi ny Lyons
60 Passrr sioa gwen isnHe1i.a - Apliy g.
DIS TRANSPORT. McrinRIER 90.
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F OR S AL E,
coo Worth of Most VaIUablr Real ESTATE,

I WILL sell On Tie most reasonable terms some OF
i the most desirable city property ever offered IN
this market; ~ Cherry ear Market ana Spruce
sts. suitable Tor busncss houses private u cugs
prpose L. exchange the above Tor likely Negroes al
the best cash prices.
mayl5-f WILL J. ROYp ia
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Fer Rent.

THE desiTs be resid NJ. 81 sstb Spruce street
Il \ lass eau b. had. "a sos-l ienaI-f. Also,
neN furniture u iis worth ApHlg NJ titl-
RON II GifrOS.
aurif-ff fDil tie PREMISES.
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W. ". Css2x4DS A. cos
PAIEN
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

THE undersigned purchased the state Right for
ago and has since introduced extensively ia various
portions Of the SLIe- asks the Ut bai!d-
ers, ana the public generally 20 examine it, superior
ty other modes Of Roofing.
The material forms a hard and smooth sarfaee. II
Is inpcrvlous to water, elastic sGd flexible, il ~i
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure IRE: IL l.
viii give better satisfaction AS durability there
question: IL is the best thing invented Tor
painting OF old leaky TIN roofs.
ss- The Cement will be furnished 10 those at 4 dis
lance Wth directions Tor using.
CO COUNTY RIGHTS FoA SALE
as- Orders sent to the undersigned, through the
Post Uf3ce M bs promptly attendesi To-
would respectfully refer u the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings with tlse a. =
maEt, aud many others Whose u-Ines not herr
mentioned.
AkIrrEcls AND xAsTEk NscHASaoS ~ NASHVILLE
Maj. 4. Holman,
AessrS. HUGHES 4 SMITH.
COLEMAN SPAIN.
WM. STOCkk1L,
Mr.. H. N. AkEkOID,
MAkkk.N L MOORE,
HouGH & MCCULLOUGH.
Cot ii / ANDERSON, y. Co..
Rev. y. ELLIOTT,
ID. y. wIIAlN
r. J. MEIGS,
sl-AUSiI9ki; 4 hERHIFoKp,
W. b. SHAfAki,
J \. WILLARD.
A. v. ;. ilNnSI.EI
Gen. WA~H. BARROW,
W. II. GOtlUN & CO
JAS H. kkNitlsiCk,
Rector b. a. Smith. Columbia.
Ma. A. j. IIONEiSuN lAkvsdsoa ceuniyl
Col A. J. POLK. Marry coanty.
So The Nashville A Chattanooga, railroad tmps
ny sdopted lhs CSnent for tbs covering of their
cars ami other xork
aS- Certificates aud testimonials from Cincinnati,
and elsewhere, where ihe Cement has been IN general
us- for several years, can be sxhibIted.
The underslgnrd has been engaged IA various modes
q Ceaasnt roedng Tor many yeTs and aafters himself
that he has gained experience and knoxle dse
durlng fAst Tune.
have made aFrangemenls 70 receive q superior
impaired article q Rsohng Fell firm EnxsrcS BEs-
rszxs. Se~ fefk
Samples of Rosens % be sss1 a. efles.
!. Z. sAIHuEST.
oasce No. Is pcadeFick street. =
mayft-&u kArHxuiE. Txxx.
sa BIKES TOBACCO. vssisss hr.sa., ~
UU ssass-a pll40S D CO.
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rTNHE copartasrship heretofore existing under th
Il name aua siyI q Nh. Al HORN son h Tile
day Dissolve by .nutusl csHse 4, VIM H. Il ,rn taa
Ing ali tho Objects and Is alone auth"rzed 70 coeci All
ths dsbS due ths hr a.id pay all claims aust ths
ssme wM. II. horn,
sapts Tf W. L. HORN.
wM u. HORN will nue. the business az the
eli stspa Col.sg strsss. whore sxi'ifni wafhmnn
vail be foind execute .&ay work salslsis y, his
e.rs- 'sf... sspsl3-ln
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Nlagninecmt Scheme
APPR0XIMA PRIZES.
5, f65 Prizes amounting $3.50, 900
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters 50 so.
Certifcates Of Paekages ID be % 81

e. A Circular showing the plIn IL ths Lotteries
will be seat l0 any oBe DESTROYS 81 receiving IT.
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Low Priced Furniture,

md every variety % Wood and Cans seat HAIRS
Ne Will caaesvaF pleas an, And sllI take much
leAsafv IA sswag oag stses - taose n so map isyoE
with etll tfa2.
aagl5-sssa patterson FREEMAN
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
N0.II. CoLLEIE STREET.
PATTERSON 4 FREEMAN,

Lave aaw Ia store, and are constantly receiving
J. nnS II all kinds oG CABINET FUR
.itLIE, winch tstet Determined Ia sell - lo~
,y oI.ssr hose ln ti'e city al the saiae time
ang tlsar laraitarr to b. Of the beat workmanship
lad tusi. the e the hfm has lgst returned from
the he personally selrcted the entire stuck
Sssch - al ot .sECgI AASUFAccRK and I6fssr
srrLE~ oar u, ck eSas In pat Of Rosewood and
iaA0gAnN taTuT faTnitage, lnr % whith - very
me- t,sg ethe with ChaIabs Scsls Book Gtses Nsfd-
pbes Ginning Chairs, Lounges. solas, ENsy Chairs
French i'eiss AS, Mssle Stands. Mahogany Chairs
slrrs lag bureaus E1teasoB rabts, ETC., etc. aud
,-tltn SLOT, A. 40 ts.eIt al all kinds uf
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Crolfrirs, rtf.


I'VE HAVE now in store, and offer for sale cheap,
w the following choice and select articles:
5000 sacks fine Salt 200 bags Coffee;
5000 % coarse do: so hhls Sugar, from fine
900 kegs Nails, assorted; choice:
800 bags Cotton Yarns, 100 dog. Painted Buckets;
assorted: so 81 Cedar do;
$40 bbis. rect'd Whisky: 20 nests Tubs;
so 90 Rye do 800 nemijohns. assorted:
so % Bourbon do; IS bbls. Loaf Crushed 4
so q N''no' echala do; Powdered Sugar;
25 - Sweet Vine: 300 reams Wrapping Pa
101. pipes fine BraHdies; ner assorted sizes;
% bbls. Gin; zoo boxes Glassware,
Is Rum; sorted;
1000 Cigars, assorted, so doz. Washboards;
800, 900 6. u. Caps: bags Spice:
so bXs. Tobacco. asst'd; 10 - Pepper;
$50 % Prescott's Soap; 20 Ginger:
200 bags Shot assorted; 100 casks English Soda:
5000 lbs. Bar Lead; bbls. Birthstone;
bbls. Backing; - Alum:
10 Matches; casks Ma,lder:
ceroons Indigo;
And every other article in the Grocery line, which
offered at extremely low prices.
--..... r.. X c. ANDERSON,
Oct IL Nos. IS and ~ College Street
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TIE oNNTBtS LINZ calls Ger passeng srs al all the
priae pal hotels for each and every train. By leaving
arectioIs A esther q the above 0fices Viii call for
Fz.ssengers AL parts az the city, without fzii.
S0x. As II. b. RuGSIxS, Conductor.
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lie sustained To Prs.del. 3

ifs importance Low. lie sustained TIE Pse,.del. 3
MassHge throughout.
Mr. MORRIS IN explained his bill giving The peo-
pr " mo crg,r-. Territories aa.bortS - EJECT Their
JUDGES, Governors and al other officer, ana orov1og
Tor the formation Of State Constitution when tnere Is
sufficient population to elect Representa- We !"
Congress. He had Hoped the old Issue on Lecoml ',n
would have been allowed 10 sleep but il hal been r,
yiged by the Presidert. The Democracy Of Illinois
bad been always brave and faithful, and vet hottie
policy has been pursued toward them by the Al minis
tratiOn. The guillotine has been at work aud the
places Of good men have been supplied By miserable
scourdrels and syco9han's and this he could prove.
Mr.. WASHBURNE Ill asked Do I understand
that such persons have been appointed by the present
Administration
Mr. MORRIS replied that he did not assert that the
character Of those individuals known to the heads
81 the Departments but il is fact that they ap
pointed to Office The passage Of his bill would qlie.
the Slavery agitation in Congress.
Mr.. RICHIE Pa characterized the election Of
Judges and Governors in the Territories as absurd, and
referred 10 Utah 70 show what would be it unfsyOr
able operation there.
Mr. MORRIS said that Mr. Richie could offer 40
amendment exemptng Utah from the operation VI the
Mr. DAVIS CMi.s1 asked and obtained leave to
pint his speech. rs subject not mentioned
Mr.. MILLSON Va gave some reasons why he
Oppt sed to the revival of specific duties.
The Committee rose.
The House then passed the Invalid Pension and
West Point Appropriation bills.
Mr.. MORRIS Pa gave notice Of bis intention to
introduce b laying specific ontles on certain class
Of imports, and amendatOry OF the present tar az
TO furnish increased revenue to the Treasury, aud
proper protection to tie labor and industry Of the
country.
MI DAVIS Miss asked leave but objection was
made to offer a resolution instructing the Committee
On Foreign Affairs to report bill authorizing the
President 10 take possession Of Cuba until satisfaction
is given for the insults offered TO the persons and prop
erty OF our citizens. AJouIned.
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XXXVth CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. .WAsHINGTl

SENATE. .WAsHISGTON, Dec - lS1S.
Tho usual bundle of petitions WAS received. Those
Of public interest two presented by MIR. Seward
(N.Y from citizens of Berks and Lancaster Counties,
Pennsylvania ssking for protection for American IN
austry. and fifty sixty more pr scented by Mr. Cam-
eron Pa from all the counties OF Pennsylvania,
making the same request.
Mr.. SEWARD IN. " introduced a bill, which was
read twice by its title authorizing the removal OF the
Offices belonging to the United States and occupied by
1he Collector Of the Revenue in connection with the
Quarantine Station in the port of New-fork.
Mr.. SEWARD also presented a memorial nom gOlt
e,d silver leaf manufacturers in the City Of NewIOTk
sDd elsewhere; also three petitions from citizens of
Oneida and Jefferson Counties \. w. praying Tor the
erection Of break water at the Port OF Cape vincent
s of which were referred to the proper Committees
Mr. CLAY (Ala.) submitted a resolution, WHICH was
sdoped calling the President tor the corresponds
encs between the Mexican Government, Mr.. Forsyth
aud the State Depart nen and sucn other matters IS
will elucidate the compile atons hMch resueu III 'o
susper sion Of diplomacy. III,
MIR. HUNTER Wal submitted resolution, wfic y.
xVes adopted requesting the Postmaster General 10
irform the Senate what changes in the postal laws
are necessary TO render the Department sell sustain
ing. ,opx MI, TN. ros,,r-
tion was adopted permitting certain ohceis oi .'io
Navy to accept from the DIili'h "o'c'h"on' "'""i'
and suuff boxes. go, -,
Mr.. WILSON Mass introduced bill which was
,eferre3 10 the Committee the District, To apprO
rri.te million Of acres of lands for the benefit OF
5et public schools in the District OF Columbia .
Mr. DAVIS Miss reported from the Comphttee
on Military Affairs substitute for the bill relating
70 military officers. -,
Several messages, the contents of which are I'M
Known. were received from the President, whereon
the Senate went into Executive Session Tor some
hours, Adjourned.
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Markets,

NEw-ORtyAss. Dec p CorTos-Sses to-day $50 bi.r,
a. NM hanged prices FLoUR ou ana declined &c sales ~
tMs Al IS tsEIGHrs-Co;ion 20 Liverpool ID India Bag
sing lSc. =, ,,,. -, .. Nd.
New Orleans Market OF ls the quotation n
Flour should be SIS 2SG S. IS instead Of ~ ga - 81
printed IN ey eniug papers and ada sales q ZOO ao
CHARLESTON Dec. COTrON-Saes . day -ttV osles ~
prices rapgiug 10 a -c the market closing hrn
SAVANNAH Dec 50 -CorIos-The sses totsy sdd mp o'b
bales a. uucf suged prices , W.
CISciN,ATi. Dec - FLorR iri srd unclaimed Nhi,hf
Bic Hoes dull ana Prices wea. but not pio0a'S o"e' N"
cFtPrs TODAY 500 MISS PoSK, fll -
NV ORLEANS Dec The ArsbiA's sdviees had 50 III d
yorahe aec Oh our CoTToN market CAUSING decline o.
H. Sale. 20 day 1900 bales Mtiling n.0u!c eAi Of
lat three DAYS. IS SO bales Receipts ~ So bales ssaih'
IS so hses s.l year Stocs this port 52'Sp ts4e. aga -
Sl4 so bales las; yesr FLOUR steady az "a - o.
WHEAT is firm 81 IS FOR White fosS dai Mess Ii p
LARD IN kegs. l.c. FREIGHTS-Coton 10 Liverpool a. 3
Ssgar TO New-lork. IS p hid . 800. .,
PHILADELPHIA Dec s.-ttoVR erm a. - l.. as =
VprAr dul; Red - 2SdSl u. White, aSd = IS COR
dull: sales Of coo bush Yellow &c o!o Sic AEss
PoRg WsIsky s'esdy at 2.t q ,oc.
BATiMoRE, Dee. - -FLotg .iestyi Howard .'tee, "a
Ohio I2;. WHEAT buoysnti White $50 ~ -. tosN
sctxe aud e. higher While 81 tie. Yellow, os&foc mrss
PoLk steady SIPS LTKE lie. wHissY t,A s. ->1cae
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TIE game wa. then &C ouraei to Tuesday night next.

SILL AsoIHTR CoUsTERFEiT- Las evening,
about dusk a man called in the bookstore OF q. A.
Zabiski. No. sol Spnng street. and made few pur-
chase sud rendered in payment 50 bill on the Traders
Bank Of Newport II. L. lie received the change and
oepartei II pas ssceltaned afterward that the BIZ
va. counterfeit The bill Is well engraved, bat the
printing looks pale. Tie yiguette ia sspread eagle IN
foreground, with ship in full sail and city in the dis
tsrce. The bill is unlike the original. Several more
of the bills were offered in the Eighth Ward, but re-
fused as the true character Of tue bill was discovered
Three wonen-named Mary Fink, Julis Arnold aud
Barbary Sfor.er-were arrested s; Taryto1n last
evening by Officer Lawrence, FOR passing four OF the
bills; and il il thought the shoPkeepers all along tue
Hudson River were victiuized, a. It was aseeI-
tanned that there wss a concerted plan TO food al the
small towns this side Of Albany with the tra-h. The
police OF this city made arrests IN the msiter, oni
a, late hour the detectives ferretng out the
sourc. from wheroe the bills were Issued.
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SpARsIse ESHIBrrIos.-A sparring exhibition, for
the benefit of Dir John Woods of Boston, given
last evening at Hoyms Theater. The house VA
about two thirds full. The Lesser lights Of the
led cT in the entertainment The only notable features
were set-to between Johnny Aaron and Barney
Aaron, which WAS pronounced good, and smother
between sam. Freeman ard Johnny Roach Prior to
the "grand fnale" Mr.. Harry Jennings announced
that Mr.. John Woods had already made small do
post with Porters SPIRIT to fight feeran for s., 800
side, and that the fight might come off any time
within FIVE months. Messrs. Mouis,ey and Woods
then had brief set-tc, TO the great delight of the
crowd, but without any damage to either of them.
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FInrrs BRoApwAY N HoTEL-At 81 o'clock
Yesterday Afternoon the slarm in the Fourth District
was cccs.ored BY the ignition of barrel of burning
Aud in tie vsnlt urde-reath f,ylo.s Saloon or the
International Hotel, corner Of Broadway and Franklin
street II sppesrs thst enc OF the employers IN te
sst.bishuert entered TIE vault ioE the purpose Of
draw sc, iloil but lot biug careful enough with
hs amp the 6enimabe material isni'ed' Large VOL
um,s Of smoke issued rom tie grs'gs into the street
snijte rs-se1sty ttirkr, he hotel was on -e raised
ar s,mm which soon brought ,he fremen OF tie Dis
t,:si 70 tie spot. sone e. TIE lower doors IN The
In dig beng open The smoke pervaced tue salon
ara increased tie excitement. Ite employees suc'
ceeitd ia e1t.rcasiug che d'e be,c-s Sy ma'ena
esrusse was sls.s.-fd
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Morn MosrY row TIE RIpows sfD ORLEANS or
PoIIorMrN.-The fourth auction sal. of unclaimed
goods in the possession of the Property Clerk Of tbs
Police Department, was heh yesterday IN tho Boa
Re giment drill rooms over Center Market, aud tho
sum of 1870 realized. This suouat, after deductng
commissions, etc., is applied icr the benefit Of tho
Widow's and Orphans yund of the Police Depart
ment that is to the widows and orphans of policsmeu
killed in active service. Tie sun Of $1,000 has been
7eelzed COR the benefit of that fund by saSs OF IN
claimed property alone and several widows OF deceased
policemen are now receiving the yearly interest Of the
sum of e., OOO The fuad is now quite large, as all
faes, etc., are applied to it.
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Jersey CITY.

DISSER OF TIE SEw-ENGL,SD SOCIETY or Jressr
CRY.
Tie second arnusl drner Of the NevEngisnd So
ciey Of Jersey City took plscs last evening" at Com
mercial HUI, corner of Montgomery aud Greene
streets There were shout 2Oo ladies' ami gen,Ieusea
pres,ut. The hall ,ssefclly and deliberately de-
coraied with American hses and bun'ing.
Cpou the walls Of the room srumber Of ArfAr-
lean shields upon which appeared the names OF Frank
Ian, Webster, Washington, Jefferson, Hancock,
Adams Bradford Ninsow, S,sndsh. Bre Ester,
White ard Carver: sl.o the names of the several
Eastern States. Al the hesd Of the hall appssri tho
words, IN large letters Plymouth Rock, 1000"
There were three tables extending DOVE the hall.
with one across at the head Of the rcou
The President Of the Society. David Gould, occu-
nj. the chair Mayor II. :. Gregory and lady occu-
pied sea, at his right. and the Rev Dr. Psrmee and
lady AZ TIE eft. There also presen. the Rev. }.
h. Frothiu CHAM, |. W. Scudder, esq., aud others.
Grace was said by the Rev. DR.. parmlee.
The company then psrtcok ct an excellent dinner.
embracing everything the season suord', WI Gu OF
course received due attention. There an sbssnce
Of wires and alcoholic drinks, for which were snbst.
tuted pure cold water coffee and rcsh sweet a,ce Of
the apple. expressly imported for the occasion from
Down East"
About 9 o clock the Chairman called the mecticg TO
order and briefly alluded 20 the occasion which had
brough, the sons and daughters Of New.Englsnd to-
g,ther. At the conclusion he read letter from Cow
Newell reeretrg that official business prevented him
from being present. The Governor gave tn"
ss, Of Ntg Eneiy-l N Nevr-ryHcues, mtelhIeot M
dusous and they carry viii them the clements
Of s,rves. TheJ sNsys welcome % our borders
I'll. regular ,ossts were spoken to by Messrs WAT,
Dickinson. GosI u, SvFErzfR, the Rev. Mr.. FRora-
ISoHAw, =. GRNSrrr, Wulf,,s Ransom aud 9th
ers SIN O'Clock ther-were still several toasss to bs
spoken 10
An excellent gle, clb present, and added much
to the interest of the occasion.
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WAsHISGToN Wednesday, Dec. ~, 1888
a sharp colloquy, in which high words were used
on both sides, took place to-day, during the secret
session, between Senators Toombs OF Georgia and
Mallory of Florida. The dispute was on the sub
iect Of the naval nominations.
The first appropriation bill of the session passed
to-day Itwss for the Military Academy. Mr
Stanton Of Ohio showed that, although so much
had been said about the frugality Of the Ways and
Means Committee in retrenchins the expendi-
lures, ths bill appropriated $50, 900 more than the
estimates of the Administration, and Sl5,0 900 more
than was done last year.
Mr. Morris of Illinois, a Douglas man, attacked
The Adm inistraton with considerable vigor to-day.
1t is intended t. make Commodore Stewart an
Admiral, the title to expire with his death.
A majority Of each Of the two parties voted for
The pension bid to-day A large number Of those
who so voted privately hope that the Senate will
refuse to pass the bill.