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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-24
pIseoLUrIONs, &c.

nISSOLUTION OF co TNER-
~ SHIP-The co-partnership heretofore existing
between MYERS 4 JAhNKE is this day dissolv red
by limitation. 8. A. Myers alone is authorised to
cioge the business of the concern Those therefore,
Indebted TO it, will make payment to him; those
having claims against it will present them to him
for settlement.
The business will hereafter be conducted By 8. A.
Myers on his account, AMI he respectfully bsgs
continuance of public patronage that has libe-
rally been bestowed on the late concern.
8. A MYERS,
am A. r. JAHNKE
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GUANO-THE RICHEST

nj "a AOSh uOaNO-4u6
|PHOsPHArICGUAN0 4MrORTRD.-Your at
ysis and Reports on the Guano offered by me, and
especially to tina TACT therein shown, that
in given bulk greater amount OF bhts pilates
tnan is found in any ether msnure natural OF arti
now admitted by the best agricultural authorities
be the one thing above al others necessary to he
returned to the SOIL to enable 1t to pr.duce an I'M
faiingiy good crop without permanently impairing
its general fertility in this uano we have is pre-
eeuted In the form best adapted for sach purpose
As l have only = limited quantity OF this duano
for sale here this season, am anxious to have some
Of 1t tried in every district and also that such a.
try ii may favor me. through my agents. with the
earliest information to how far il has practically
borne out tbs anticpattoas OF those who have sci
to enable me and my district agents to make early
arrangements for adequate supply for the follow
ing year owing 70 the rapidly diminishing sup
ply Of Guano from the Chinchs Islands tts yearly
advancing price, and the exhaustive effects prom.
ced by its too frequent application to the land from
its possessing 100 much ammonia, in proportion 20
its phosphates Navassa uano exceis II ia practical
use. and especially TO the farmer a. permanently
from the application OF kasassa 8uano mos 0 phus
pilates than the crop would deprive 1t Of
All local merchants and dealers are required to
give guarantee on purchasing that they win cell
Very respectfully, WN r MURDOCH
N. zee following analysis.
No. ~ EXCHANGE HulIpIyo,
BALTIC. April 4ta ISIS
Report Of A"a'ysi' .1Nasas.a Gssan0'-nade for
The sample was found upon analysis to b. CON-
Bone Phosphate Of Lime. LA
Containing Of Phosphoric Acid. ..............asS2
Eiuorfde OF Calcium 14
Carbonate OF Lime. s.
Fer Oxide Of Iron and some AiumnA 90
"ater. IS
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STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR

- STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR
ES RENT THOMAS d. QUARLES offers for
rent the desirable store formerly ofccpied by him
self and adjoining the Dry Goods house OF Cren-
shaw. Quarlss & co. To q good tenant the terms
will be liberal and possession given Immediately.
au @-ts
- FOR RENT-A desirable store un
"a der the Exchange Hotel, on l4th street, next
door TO Vests Book Store. Possession given imme-
diately. Apply to Hugh ". Fry, or Henry G. Cam
non. au Its
Ha FOR RENT.-The residence Of the
~ late David NJ. Pulam, in Manchester, is for
rent with garden attached, the remainder Of this
''-''- PULLIAM l. BETS.
ANTS Odd Fellows Hall. Richmond.
g. STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT,
~ Is7 BROAD srREET-It has been thoroughly
repaired and considered of the best locations
six hundred dollars per annum Apply 70 y;
ANTHONY. corner Of Cary and 18th streets, who
has constantly on hand an assortment OF 1olesEin
Caiskin sewed Boots at the unprecedented low price
of So So per pair. Terms cash--one price only.
jy2i ----------
- FOR RENT-And possession given
~ immediately-on Of those newly erected and
north OF Leigh street. Church Hill. containing six
rooms With light and airy Easements closets. PAN
tries he. A garden attached. and we'll Of water on
the premises Rent Per annuI sSS c ARglE g
~ Its Opposite Exchange Hotel.
- FOR kENT-And possession given
in q few days. the large and desirably located
DWELLING. corner Of sth and Franklin streets now
occupied By Mrs O @ Burton, q Boarding House,
'0r "n'0n ' admr Ta55s snss'ss DosMefkEl
Receiver Of Browns Administrator,
10 2s-ts W. Burton. 80.
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FOX kENT-The second ct

A6 FUK hENT-Ine EcCUNU eIOfy
Es over the Jewelry Store of Myers, corner
Of 1Iain and Pearl streeGs suitable for Job Print
ing Office work shop, or lodging rooms. All ia
good condition, with modern improvements. Apply
to seS-t5 \ MfEhS.
s. FOR RENT OR LEASE The i've
KS story Brick Building on the wes. line of 10th
street, between Main and Cary streets. (next above
the residence of DR.. P Cuisn,) will be for rent
lea so and ossesson given tn lst October next
Apply TO Mr.. l.. L. M0NTAdUE or Mr. II. EN-
ALL se2-lm
"a TWO HOUSES FOR RENT.-One
E3N on 5th street, near TO Leigh, occupied by Mr.
Jones with rooms the other on Sth street. near
the City Spring, now occupied By MIR Starre,t with
7 rcoms-possesson can be had OF both on the LIST
day OF October Apply to -
&c COURTNEY,
Cts 2a3 Broad street.
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DlSSOLUTION-The firm Of HAXALL
~ & co. is this day dissolved, having expired BY
limitation.
All persons having claims against the late Arm
will present them Immediately for liquidation, and
all persons indebted will please make prompt pay
ment.
Either partner will continue to sign the name OF
the firm in closing the business
R. B. HAXALL.
w. H. HAXALL,
July l, 1858. L. b. GRUMPY.
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IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF

an 3l-in~ lSAAO II. DNtUUc.
IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF
l. GAS.-The undersigned having purchased the
right to sell "iLEAsON's PATENT AMERICAN
GAS BURNERS" in this city. fer the same to the
economical burner which has ever been presented
to the public The construction of These burners is
such that the mount of gas to be consumed can be
arranged to suit the pleasure of the consumer. and
this quantity cannot be affected by any wearing or
burning out of the burner, while the experience of
all who have used them proves that the quantity OF
| light gwen by one of them IL greater. with the
| same amount Of gas, than from any other burners
ever used
As the season is approaching when there Is gene
rally great complaints Of large gas bills this is the
best time to apply the only preventative which is
who wish to study economy in the use of gas to
| call at store and examine these burners.
The following Certificates, selected from many
Others sufficient to estab ish the claims which
We present for tlese burners:
YALE COLLEGE LABORATORY. New Haven
January Is 1853.
have s.ed Glea- on's Gas Burnsr by the Photo
meter and Registration Meter and have also use 1
one of them fer two or three weeks over one Of my
sfiice tables.
The results of tho examinations are as follows.
viZ:-lst. by the Photometer: a. Gleason's Patent
American Burner, with the attachment for giving
steadincss to the flame; burning #. of gas per
hour. gave steady light equal to 10 patent sperm
candies, (Judd's to the pcund) The pressure was
to liz Inc but aa rae o wai
feet per hour. American Burn. r, without At
misunderstanding | 10 feet per hour; pressure
two inches; eQualled also is candles,
Mr.. GIeason's continuance for regulating the flow
of gas by the movable thimbles inside the first cone
is we'll devised and skillillly constructed arrange
ment The attachment of hot metallic rods and q
glass to steady the kne, has good effect for the
purpose designed and thus ar apged have been
to ssns y 10 @
gives the fame stead ness nearly equal TO the
best Argand Burners without the inconvenient heat
Respectfully, b. siLLIMAN, JR
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Two COUNTRY SMITHS i am pre-

L pared to deliver SMITHS COAL. of superior
quality by the car load of sixty bushels. on board
canal boats at the railroad landing IL miles above
Richmond Apply at the Carbon Hill Mines, 81
mills from the canal or at my office in Richmond.
cerner Basin Bank and 10Th street.
TERMs-Cash on delivery.
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m GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING

HfI GENTLEMEN' FURNISHING
/kAA HOUSE.-The subscriber has received his Fall
STYLES of Hats and Furnishing hoods for gentlemen.
Also beautiful lot of Walking Canes and unbrel-
las to which he would respectfully call the atte2-
on of those in want. JOHN POE, yR.
sc lots Opposite Exchange Hotel.
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DISSOLUTION. - The CO. partnership
heretofore existing under the firm of CRENsHAW
Il FISHER is this day dissolved.
Either partner will sign the name of the firm in
closing the business. In this connection, thAy ex
pect in few weeks to offer to the trade cargo OF
bio Coffee LEWIS u. CRENSHAW.
JDly l. 1883 GEORdN D. FISHER.
co PARTNERSHlP.-T subscribers
have formed co partnership and will conduct the
Milling Business in this city, unde the style and
firm of HAXALL, CRENSdAW co.
aF Office in the building occupied for many
years by Messrs Hsxall Co.
B. HAXiLL,
LEWIS ID. CKENSHAW,
GEORGE D. FISHER,
7. b. GRUMPY.
yuJv l-ts
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BUSINESS CARDS.

MxRBLE WUnK.--Ths largest ana
IA cheapest assortment Of MONUMENTS TONES.
HEAD PIECES. ac ~ ne CITY S Y n Isano
on Main It,. between SIN and on sfss ans
nearly opposite ID Baptist Churcn
MONUMENTS OF any design made to order OF the
best SSslity e Italian OF American Marble Am
ARUH & SHINE, Auctioneers and
IL Commission Merchants, No. "a Main street, give
their undivided services a. Auctoneers for
real estate msrchsndise Of every dsscriptisn' ana
Saleof horses, mules. cows. wagons and carriages,
&c., &C., every Saturday.
r. y. LAkub. JAb. n. sHiSh
90 2s-u
UELUEN & MILLER,
~ CORNER OF PEARL AND CARY sTREETs)
GR0CERS ANUC1MMISSI0N MEhCHANTs,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS N
Fine old WIN Ms. b aANDIEs, LlQU 0Rs. &C., 90.
have now in store q full assortment OF GOODS 10
their ne to which they invite the attention OF their
friends and the trade generally. SELF
JOHN LADEN, .,.. .,,,,
ESTABLISHED 1886,
100 WASHINGTON ST, NEAR FULTON ST,
New York City,
wholesale Dealer and Msnnfac.qssT q 81 kinds Of
ROPE, BR USHES, C0RDAGE, THINk,
WICKING, BR0OMS, &c.
M Merchants will find 1t greatly to their ad.
vantage to give us q call before making their pnr
chases elsewhere as we have laid in an extra large
stock Of rst quality Goods, For CASH. that enables
to offer goods at less than Manuacturers prices,
Orders received by letter promptly shipped, and
prices charged only the same as If personally pur-
chased. NH 23-6m
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CLOVEK Hull AND ANTHRACITE

" COAL-The subscribers are now prepared to
They also keep constantly on hand Red and W hit,
Ash Anthracite Coal-b0th Of which will be sold on
good terms as It can be purcha sed in the city.
or at Capt. Libby's, corner of 2lst and Cary SITS
will DO promptly attended 70.
ly 2l-3m WIN III DAVIS co.
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T HAVE now on hand supply Of best
l. quality Red and White Ash ANTHRACITE
coal, which will sell al the market price. Also
Q supply of choice LUMP COAL.
All orders sent to me will BIS promptly attended
to. b Bolts.
Office Eth IT, next to Edmond. Davenport q Co
H Z. TYRsR, Clerk. who will attend to all collect
ing entrusted 70 him. seS-1mf
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GLOVER HILL COAL.-I am prepar
~ ed to receive orders for the above Coal at S. for
lump and 81 80 for hail, to be delivered whom il
suits the convenience of purchasers and ask the
patronage Of former customers and others v no may
choose to buy from me. M D WHITING.
Office near Petersburg Depot.
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- FOR RENT-A desirable store un
ID der the Exchange Hotel, on I4th street, next
door TO Vests Book Store. Possession given imme-
diately. Apply to Hugh W. Fry, or Henry G. Cam
non. au l6-ts
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y ed Is prepared te furnish CLOVER HILL CIAL
at tho lowest marke: price, throughout the season
jy S-ts P III GIBSON
A NTHRACITE AND VIRGINIA LUMP
"A COAL The subscriber. dealer In the above
GOALS, wsHld say that he has and will keep on
hand, the best white aud red Ash Philadelphia Coal
and Lump Coal from Midlothian and Black Heath
call upon him before giving other, orders. on the
pretence of their selling Coal lower, being deter
mined to sell coal low any dealer in the city
who will weigh his Coal. All he asks Is a call te
satisfy them. p Q LARU2, "A Main 1t.
Or office on the Dock. between l7th and loth.
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LOCAL ENCE.

OPENING THE HARBoR.-The Joint Standing Com
mittee of the Councils on the Harbor yesterday sub
mitted to the First Branch the annexed report and
resolutions, which were adopted:
The Joint Standing Committee on the Harbor, to
whom was referred the resolution looking to me-
moralizing the General Assembly of Maryland to
cause to be widened all that portion of Dugan's
wharf now owned by the State, have considered the
same, and are of opinion that the shipping and COM
mercial interests would be greatly benefited by the
proposed enlargement. They therefore respectfully
| submit the following resolutions
Resolred, By the Mayor and City Councils of Bal
timore, that the representatives Of the city Of Balt
more in the General Assembly of Maryland be
requested to introduce and urge the passage of an
act to cause all that portion of Dugan's wharf
owned by the State to be widened to CORE
spond with that portion in possession of the city
ResolUed, further, That his Honor, the Mayor be
requested to transmit copy of the above resolution
to our Representatives in the Senate and House of
Delegates.
STEALING LAW BooKs.-Y esterday afternoon a
colored woman, who gave her name as Eleanor Sy,
came into a book establishment on Baltimore street
and offered for sale five valuable law books On
being asked by the proprietor how she came to pos
sess them, she remarked that man, sent her there
to sell them, and that she authorized to receive
25 cts. per volume forth enpounded oto Suspicion
being excited that she had not fee simple title
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CHINESE COURAGE OR APATHY

The following paragraph from letter dated De-
cember ID, 1857, from an Englishman in Homo
Kong, China, to the London Times, descriptive Of
the preparations of the English for an attack on
Canton, presents curious illustration of the pas
slve disregard of danger that characterizes the
Chinese
meanwhile the valleys and precipices of this
mountain island ring and echo with preparation
The quiet citizen cannot take his afternoon walk
without his rumination upon the prices of gray
shirtings or his sigh over the depreciation of Nal
wa being interrupted by sharp volev of musket
~, the ringing of MIME bullet or The whistno
OF a she'll The Chinese are certainly not nervous
race. On the parade-ground to the east of this
wall-less and citadeess city of Victoria some five
hundred men of the ifty-nnth NAV be daily seen AT
their exercise. cloud of Chinese children take
advantage OF the severity of discipline to hang
upon their skirts, STOPPING down and picking I'D the
cartridge papers from between the feet of the i'm
movable red-coats who dare not even raise foot
to tread upon the fingers that tickle their ankles
We are too poor in men to be able to spare any TO
keep the ground. Up in the ravine, behind Gov
ernment-house, detachment is firing at a TARGET
at range OF one thousand yards. That target has
ITS attendant company of adult Fuk-hees
They can scarcely be kept at a safe distance and
when the bugle sounds 10 cease firing they rush in
and dig out the wasted lead. Further off. on the
side of the mountain, with little agsaffs fixed on
rocks, at various ranges, field battery is prac-
ticing with shot and she'll Straight in the line of
fire the Chinese washermen are spreading their
clothes to dry the brushwood, quite unconcerned
at the discharges satisfied confde i'll the skill of
the artillerymen, and having full practical knovl
edge Of the flight of shot. At the short ranges the
shells must pass few feet over their heads II
cannot be that who behave thus can be of q
race Of towards"
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
THURSDAY, February %, IS!

No IS. Ehphas Spencer, plaintiff in error u.s.
John W. Lapsley. In error to the Circuit Court of
the United States for the eastern district of Louis
lana. Mr.. Justice Campbell delivered the opinion
Of the Court, affirming the judgment of the said Cir
cult Court in this cause, with costs.
No. Al. The United States, plaintiffs in error, v.
Gotleb Breitling. In error the Circuit Court for
the United States for the southern district of Ala
bama. Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opin-
ion of the Court, reversing the Judgment of the
said Circuit Court, and remanding the cause,
with directions to award venire facias de noyo.
No. 81. Gilbert L. Thompson, plaintiff in error, U.s.
Selden, Nirhers Co. In error to the Circuit
Court of the United States for the District of Col
umbia Mr., Chief Justice fancy delivered the opin-
ion Of The Court, affirming the judgment of the said
Circuit Court in this cause with costs and interest
No. ISL. The United States, appellants U.s. Charles
Fossat. The argument of this cause was continued
BY Messrs. Bayard and Badger for the appellee.
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL o'clock
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LIST FOR THE ARMY


From yesterdays h.telhgsncer we transfer to our
columns the following remarks, apparently from
the pen of an army officer, on the subject OF re-
tired list for the army:
The necessity for retired list in the army cannot
but be apparent TO any one who gives the subject
moments consideration. In every profession in life
honors and fortune only the Accomplishments OF
the study and laboriOus toll of a sound and ac-
tive mind and body. He who by diseaseor accident
Is prevented from undergoing the severe labors of
his profession is thereby deprived of all reward,
and has to live the boarded results of his prev
ious efforts. To the officer stipend is justly
due, because his duty is perfect bar to the reaza-
ton of means for his support when that duty has
left him wreck in the grasp of fortune. The ex-
perience of all ages, the prevailing custom of every
civilized nation, the voice of mankind stamps this
as the deserved recompense from the country to her
defenders.
Who can doubt that the army needs Winnowing,
not the chai from the wheat, but the damaged
grain, rendered useless by tempest and storm from
the sound wheat that adds muscle to the strength of
the nation? And who can doubt that those who
are to do the duty, brave the dangers and expo
sures. the march, the camp and the field, the
ANNOYANCE and expense of constant changes. the
miserable existence of a frontier life, should OF also
bear the load of honors? The captain who c. m
mands the regiment because his seniors are unfit for
hard service from age and infrmity, ought by ey-
erv sense of right and justice, to get the pay and
the promotion of the highest grade During the
Mexican campaign many who should have been in
the front of battle leading their battaons to victo
rv were resting quietly at home in pleasant places,
drawing their pay and emoluments, and indulging
in the sweet reflections of high rank and exalted
position while their places were filled by their lu-
niors-iunioTs only in vears-whose skill, courage,
and triumphs under the greatest soldier OF the age
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Prices of Stocks in New York First Board February %
TFTFGp
Market heav
At the Second Board yesterday.
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY Goth


EXCHANGE.-Exchan London and the Continent
is dun and heavy We quote to-day bills London 81 q
eh Bremen 50 cts; Holland Al d42 Paris ST. l2E
G5t Is.
ALCOHOL. receipts the past week have been very
light and we hear Of sales worthy o3note We quote
Western IS per cent 45946 cts
BARK.-Ihere have been no sales We quote Ouersit-
- SIS
BEEswAX.-There are moderate sales at 28G29 cts.
bKEAD--Me quote Navy at cts, Pilot A. cts and
Crackers 5H per ID subject to discount Tor c,sh
BREADSTUFFS.-T Flour market has been ouiet all
the week The sales reach about 1900 bbs Of Super at
S4afI "a 50 for good TO choice brands There has been
no demand for Extra Flour We quote all the varieties OF
super at S43 s. 50 for good to choice brands Ohio
Lxtra S. Howard street do. $500 City Mills So l20
s525. Rye Flour is du at So 25 Buckwheat q 50 9.
sll5-very dull Corn Meal 50 0S3 % for Baltimore
and Brand wine
BUTTER-For prime Butter the demand is good while
the supply is light VIC quote Western at lO@
II cts: Glades Is ais old do. l2dl4 cts new
Roll 16 ais cts old do. l0l3 cts, New York State I3
22 and Goshen % q &c cts.
CANDLEs-we note sales of 500 boxes Aaanantins
l5 q Small sales Of Solar Sperm at 272s cts
and Sperm IS ~ Mould Candles at $50 IA c.s
for Western and 59l6 cts for City.
CHEESE.-The sales have been light. We quote Fszt-
Cutting % alG cts, Western do sdS IL cts Eastern
English Dnry II l2l2 cts. Western do 10 q II cts
COFFEE-The market has been quiet all tn Uaek
with variation in prices The sales amount to abon;
5000 bags Of Rio from 1oGllx cts according to quail
We quote to-day Rio at 10Y cts for fair and at 0g Gl4
good TO prime There is Iaguayra Coffee in Tlst
Java selling from second hands ut l7%dI7X ets The
stock of Coffee at present is 20 900 bags
COIToN.-The emily demand this week has been to
supply the immediate wants of manufacturers TIE
amount to about 200 bales mdjIng TO good middng Up
lands at i2E cts cash to IS cts four months Tie sales
show an Improvement Of about Holders arm.
but the market closes dull The stock hand about
coo bales We quote as follows:
GRADES UPLAND. GULF. lwl rsas
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MARKETS.

NEW YoRK, Feb 26.-Cotton is buoyant-sales of
$500 bales. Flour is dul-sales of 5000 bbls. at
a decline of cts. on State-common to good State
S4.25SS4.35 Wheat is very authorizations nom
minal. Corn is frm-sales $4,000 bushels-white
66970 cts.-yellow 6696812 cts. Pork-mess has
has advanced cts.-sales at Sl6.40@Sl6.65 Beef
is quiet. Lard is firm and steady. Whisky is un-
changed Sugar is active at a decline-lower quail
ties declining most-better grades are firm-Mobile
9HgllA Molasses is firmer-sales at 2993l cts.
Spirits Turpentine steady. Rosn steady. Rice
quiet Freights dul-Cotton to Liverpool e Ct
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1858.

On Thursday afternoon resolutions were unani-
mously passed in both branches of the City Coun-
Gil requesting the Senator from Baltimore city to
use all honorable means to secure the immediate
passage" of the bill now pending before the Legis
lature, authorizing the Mayor and City Council to
make new assessment of the taxable property in
the city. 1t is to be hoped not only that this
request will meet with prompt response on the
part of Mr.. Hoffman, but that the bill itself will
receive the sanction of the Legislature. 1t is q
of vital importance to the interests of the
city and of taxpayers. Its passage will materially
increase the revenues of the one and proportonaby
tighten the burdens of the other by charging the
basis of taxation at least onefourth. The unanim-
ity with which the resolutions were adopted in the
Councils is of itself an indication of the universal
conviction of the propriety and necessity of the
1ayr