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Trustees Georgetown Building Assoc, alton.
oc IS eo&ds WALL & BARNAR n Ancts

MtsRSsHAL's SALE...In virtue of 9 writ Of
the Circuit Court of the District of CsismbIs Tor
the county OF Washington. ars 10 me directed /
Court p9t.ss door OF said county, on MONDAY.
TIE 18Th day OF November, 1853, at II O'CLOCK m
ant right ttle claim, aud interest in ana 70 LOIS
!and ., IN Square No. SIG, In the city Of Wash:p.
pr0vements thsreoa, seized and levied upon as tbe
Ssopefy OF Peter Foroe and will be sold to satisfS
". MauIy and al, surv, and for use of Robert
ID. HOOVER, Marshal
no e-ts forthe District OF Columha.
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n,-,. ,.,s Nov ey-The Brokers, clrc.l., 70.
Closing a. 81 pa cotton % for The week al 500 Ssis.
market was Irregular; hut .,s .ee week the
coz ndence was felt. Estimated sale, ., r,,Sss
s"o bales; stock In port az, 200 inciudins no
~ 1I Anencanestton. Some authorities - az.
= AT Manchester business had i,pn,ov~x -.
Pnces Were slightly lower. Bresdstuff. geoe,.
, nns elostd with adeclining tendency. Flour had
zone no change from last quotations Wbes
dropping and nominal So'a ~
h DIVISIONS heavy, Sugar heavy, and uctstious
barely maintained. Coffee nIm. Rice ou,et
, noSn s,esay. Spirits turpentins duh. The
an increased demand ConsoIs g7x Ral,,e, An
the SANK OF England decreased fs2O. OOO-
Lendon MISUNDERSTANDING. yerv ann plon,
$3.50 sugar Is heavy. and previous Quotations
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AxoTHrR Lrvxx- - The Odd Fellow, Of
Friendship Lodge and Ridgeley Encampment.
propose the second Levee OF the season at odd
psiiows Hall, seventh street, on the evening Of
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MAkSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue ofa vr,t az se
~ n fsclas issued from the Clerks once 81 the
county OF washington and to me directed viii az
nss 70 p1oe sac for Casa, il trent cogr
day Of November, 1853, at IL o'ooct n tie folow
MA t5s described c'sS sI VI
anc s, of Said subdivision, and Of .aid Square No
= i A. ~ doyn il tss sarysyers Once. in Lfber
ttoEsthef With all and singular the improvements
eofss and sps VIII BE .oS 70 O.
No CO., TO October term, 1888, in fayaf OF Robert a.
6ailaher, use Of Chiltor$ Linton.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
% 90 81 dos for the District or Columba
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FOR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE on 18th .,
L vest, near street north. No. $50. The house
water in the ard. POSSESSION gwen on the first OF
December next. Apply to JAMESMiLLER. cor
O.. IN ia-2t
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The Presidents MOUNTED GUARDS Ball
Among the very many pleasant announcements
that have used the Stars columns as the medium
OF communication with the sixty thousand peo-
pie OF Washington few, we are sure will Give
more pleasure than the notice that that unriyalIed
corps OF cavalry and bal-givers, the PTesident's
Mounted Guards, propose another of their briIIi-
ant social balls. The arrangements are going
forward with great activity; and we risk nothin 1
In saying that If skill, taste and industry can
furnish the public with an entertainment in ali
respects unexceptionable, the Guards will not
fail TO offer such treat at Odd Fellows, II all on
the night OF Monday, the 22d instant
DEATH OF Miss e. BEyERLY-The Richmond
Dispatch says Miss Euphrasia Beverly, who was
so severely burned on Monday last, died Of her
Injuries about one O'Clock T uesday morning w.
understand that her body completely cbarred
oy The burning OF her clothes; and the heat was
80 intense as to melt the hoops la her skirt Miss
was about forty years OF age, and formerly re-
sided Ia this city with her sister, MIS- Il. b. an,
dolPh The latter was Informed of the accident
6y telegraph soon after 1t occurred and arrived in
n nihono on tuesday morning, but not in time
SOMETHING NKw.-We take pleasure in no.
ticing newly contrived window blind hinge
about TO be introduced In this market by its in
ventor, Mr.: Thos. f. Williams, of this eItv m.
mecndnlcal arrangement Is such as that when
open Il holds the blind firmly back. and when
closed completely II locks itself This IL done
without any strain upon Its parts whateyer-s
serious objection In the now numerous patents %
the same end In use. IL Is an invention wortLv
OF notice and attention, and we Join with tboss
who have examined Its merits ia fully recon.
mending 1t to the public
SALE OF REAL EsrATR.-We understand that
Luther d. and Ethan A Jones. Eos, recently
sold the real estate Of their late father, Joseph I.
Jones, near Evansville, Prince Georges county,
Tor sls, 100, being little over sl2 per acre The
bindings on this farm eomp araliveIy OF little
value. The purchasers are Messrs Lnthicum,
Of Anne Arundel county. FI.1 /, -
ESPLosIoN.-The boiler In the steam saw and
grst MILL belonging 10 Mr.. Randall, on tho
washington road, near Long Old Fields, Prince
Geolgs s county Nd, exploded Tuesday causing
great damage to the property Mr.. RS vile
narrowly escaped. No one was injured
SPoRTsExs are now busy II is said that a
very large smonnt Of game exists I'm the wooa,
and forests. samuel Bacon 4 90 are pren.,ea
toifarnish the very best gunpowder 70 ,se,,cr..
shots rad shets not crack, at the lowest rstes'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18

Two LET-A small. convenient HOUSE, pleas
anty situated at the corner of ste street east and
street Forth. APP to Nc. 80 East Capitol ST .
or to JOHN CLARK, Agency Block, Tin street
West. no 1877
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18

ID THE ABoVE SALE Is POSTPONED
unt! MONDAY, the I'D Instant, same h"ur and
pace: IN consequence of the inclemsncY Of The
weather. w. SELDEN. Marshal
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Miscellaneous.
WORTH READING

NV
w HY Is it that so many suffer and repine and drag
mAnts and ordinary pursuits Of life, when re-
lief may be obtained. and health and vigor restored
by a treatment at once convenient and SAFE az we'll
az permanent IN its character! :" =
To thoss Who have suffered long with dyes ne,
eliminating In loss OF Appetite yigor, ana dstaste
Of SOCIAL Joys, the und ersigned tenders his profess
sonal SERVICES assuring the sufferers in candor and
tons. thorough cure and sound body and mind,
without nple ,sant restrictions hindsfence from
ordinary buslness pursuits. l'f fatt-
All Diseases OF private nature, from Whatsoever
cause, either recent chronic structures, irfta
Die bladder, &c.-aso, Scrofula. Asthma, Kheuma-
usm Pies, &C., skiilfuly and successfully treated
DIR. Harris can be consulted daily, between the
hours OF i0 a. m and p m, and to 10 P M, at ms
rooms, over 1914 Main street, above llth AND oppO
site the American Hotel, No. 81, Sd floor. Entrance
on Main, 4th door above llth street.
Ladies of delicate conatltutiens. or those sun arng
from complaints peculiar to their SEX are invited to
cOmmuniC ate or send their address:
In order to satisfy oft-impOsed upon cornmuni-
ty that there intention on the part Of Dr. H. to
neratiOn will be received until entire satisfaction
Patients out of the city, and who cannot make il
oonv enent to call. by stating their esse can have
medicines and prescriptions sent to any part of the
country. a
old constitutional cases Cal on qp9n OF
Consulting Rooms, 81 Sd floor. opposite American s
Hotel Richmond, Va.
II DIR. II. can be consulted as above either per
sonay or by letter. Can be seen at his rooms Ma
nona Hotel, between the hours Of 10 and 2, and ~
to 10 p m., until further notice. ap Ism
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EVENING STAR.
TWILIGHT.

BIZ FIIz GREENE HALLECK.
There is an evening twilight OF the heart,
When its wild passion waves are luiled to rest,
And the eye sees lIfe's fairy scenes depart,
As fades the day beam In the rosy west.
It's with q nameess feeling Of regret
We gaze upon them as they melt away,
And fonfly would we bid them linger ret,
But Hope 10 round us with her angel lay,
halllng after some happier moonlight hour;
Deer are her Whispers still, thong lost their power
1nyouth. the cheek was crimson'd with her glow !;
her smile was loveliest then her matin so"B
wn heavens own music, and the note Oh woe
WI IS al unheard her sunny bower among
Lies little world of bliss was newly borni
We knew not, cared not, II was born 10 die;
Flush with the COOL breeze and the dews OF morn,
With dauclnx heart We gaSed on the pure ky,
And Knocked the passing clouds that dimm'd lts
Like our own sorrows then-as heetinS and as fsv.
And manhood felt her sway too-on the eye
Half realized, her earthly dreams most bright,
Its days of JOY, It's v igIls Of delight;
And though at times might lower the thunder
storm,
And the red high things threaten, still the air
was Dalny with her breath, and her loved form,
- Inc rsinbow OF the heart. was lowering there.
lis IN hfe's nooBtids she is nearest seen,
Her wreath the summer flower her robe Of summer
green.
But though less dazzling in her twilight dress.
The angel smile Of tranquil loneliness,
w hlch the heart worsllps glowing on her brow.
The smile shall brighten tue dim evening star,
That points our destined tomb. nor e'sr depart
Till the faint light of life Is fed affair.",
And hushed The last deep beating ofth hart.
The meteor bearer of our parting breath,
A moonbeam in the mldnIs ht cloud of death.
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At the land office at Sioux CITY, commencing on
Thu sday, the FIRST day of uly next for the
OF the vacant lands In the eesR Numbered sections
within the aforementioned townships, which re
main to the United States, within SIR miles on
s6ch side Of the Dubuque and Pacific Railroad
and the Iowa Central AR Line Railroad" sub
lect as resuIred by law, to minimum of t,co dol
lars and hfty cents per acre, viz:
On the Dubuque and Pacific Railroad"
North Of the base lixs axd west Of the fJth pyis-
etPaI meridian.
Townships 40. ~, and 81, of ranges 81 and IS
Townships 90, 81, and 20. Of ranges Sc, 81 and Sc
Townships 81, 81, %, and Is, of ranges Y and 40
Townships 81 3D. and IS, Of m ges al, e. q, and a
Townships SO, 80, 81 81, and IS. of range IS
townships 80, 90, 81, and 90 of range 10
Townships 80, 81, and 81, of range ~.
On the " Iowa Central Air Line Railroad
Township 30, OF rang 81 and IS
Townships s6 and 81, of rangeS
Townships Sc, ~. and 50, Of ranges 81, Sc, 30, co.
and Al
townships S6 and 81. Of range q
Township 81, of range IS.
At the land office at Council RLurFs, commen-
cling on Monday. the seventh day of June next for
the disposal Of the public lands. herefofore uaof,r-
ed, situated within the following named tovnsh M
and parts of townships. viz:
North Of fhs base liae aad vest Of fhs fffh ,,,s
etpdI neridtaa.
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By THE raEs,B$SssssI s br. raE u UNITED

In pursuance of.lav. I. JAHss Buchanan, Prssi-
dent of the United States Of America do kerebv d.
clare and make known that pablo sales will Be- held
at the aforementioned land ofhoes in the Stafe or
Iowa, at the periods hereinafter designated, 10
wit: .is,1 5i.-' IA F= Sass -. ~ -.
At the land olice at QsAeE, oommencinx ON Nom
day the seventh day Of uRe next fef the az
within the following named townships. viz:
North 0ths base !tss asd vest u tks fSrA y,js-
efpai nsrfdias,
Township 100, of range q a1i - aHss.i
Townships % and luU, Of range - So p
Township SO. of range q. 2. -stesf
At the land ofice at Fort DopoR, oommenc,r, nm
MOndsy, the fourteenth day of June mart Snr The
disposal of the public lands heretofore vHoGe,Sd.
situsted within the following named towns M and
parts Of townships, vlz: "''1
North Of the base liae amd zoe 81 of tRs FRI
etpdI meridian.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

wtI.LARDS' HOTEL. - Capt Shiras. UsA.
SEQ Warner, j., Sid; l. sPoford, Mass; p
BIown, Me; Z forman and lady, NYki F. w
Woodward and lady. Wis; J Nj Wagner La: r
J Pdngle, Cal; Or 4 ID Harke. Md; w IT BsII.
Eng L. Brent, Cal; General w ooi, USA; Major
IDEAS, do; r Arnold, do; Leon de- la Coya. VeHe.
zuela; III w Seabury and lady, o Seabury and
daughter Mass Mr. and Mrs SchedaI Mis-
vonte kson and lady, NJ; Miss Jackson,
Mls; Nye, Master Jackson, d"i McCalmont
and lady, Pa; Huntington, Bergh aud H..
NY; w NJ ReiIiey, Pa; H Brainard, jr, FL Pa<o;
A Garrison, NY w Carrigan, Pa; : Colt. CT;
J. w Hamilton, F Mears, NY; } Lewis, Pa; A
N Wilson, Ga; " BrinckeThof NYork: Major
Laidley and fam, Mrs Arnold.
NATIONAL HOTEL -AHsrt and ~ MA
Judge BIscF, Tk; X Il Black A Murray. Mrs
Turner, Pa; q w Jackman, = Car; c : Cooley
Tenn; o III Butler. NY; A Barkley. Texas: r d
Mnhisnourg, O'Reilly, Pa: 4 Phillips, Mas;
Earle, Ill: Berry. A; l. Bowley, Pa; p
INLAY, F Tolson, NY; o Ayers, Mass; It Sba-
Ter, Jr, Md: Folsom, Mas; H Dwight, n \;
NY Thos Adams, Pa; G McGee and lady NY:
Poik, Md; w II Heiss, y Yk; Il Inpdcr. Pa:
Waterhouss, Wood, C Westco,t, Ga;
Ctah: Cassidy, NC; X Drew.Ind; A Warren
6S Williams, Hunniway, NJ Hunnlway, jr.
p Jones, Va. ~ -
BROWNS HOTEL Taor, Kansas. n
Md Miss Anna Heath, Va; DR. # r U.,,h a.,
w Beall, Md; ID D-long, NY; ] ID Avrrs anJ
1Sdy, III Owings, Md r BeaIl; II H b
Iurner, DO; ii Crock ett, do O Ayers. Mass.
Col Il Fauntleroy. USA A Bradnax. Mo. I :
Baum BAUM, Pa; Carter, Nc T Werms, West
River II franklin, do: Fife Va; w 4 Fife
do; Cover, Pa w Phillips and family. DO,
Miss Al A Turner, do; Miss ID Harding, do A
Ferguson, Mich; w n Carr, Va; q Wash
lngtoD, do; Is Washington, do; T. X Coolidge
Ark Miss w Bohannon, Va; r X Young Md:
l. w Holt, Va; IA Wisdom, Ga; II Crosby, y
y; 1. Clarke, Md; X N B Thompson. Va, I
Conrad, do; i Smith and daughter, Va
kIRKWOOD HOUSE-Sw NicoI. Mis-. G
v Nlcoi Va NJ Placide and family; ] c FIagg.
Lenn, w Smith, o. : o Winston, Win.
SOD = Taylor, w WIrston, and A i,arcbu,
vvsi BeSil, Md; richardson Mass; Com
", voS ~, CsN: Hall, NY; C Metcalfe. Md;
II ketchum, NY. ~ '0"' ""i'
q United STATES HOTEL w p Delsne.
" cCnusdy, n Cuddy, X II Hanaway, Pa: q
rCoIttl, Mo- w ID Chandler and Iady ~. !
Slag,ston, Mas w IttIOe, w II TayIof. Va: Mr..
Ihatcher, Del w II FennelH n A I,b' =
foh, IL chancellor, and |. smith. Va. Nv q
Southwood, NY. 'h' " III
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the rirht of pre- empt,ou
70 any OF the lands within the townships and parts
o. toSnsnps above mentioned is required TO ess b
lsh the same To the satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver OF the proper land ofioe, asd wake pay
nseni he1oooas soon as practicable GJ.eT sssIas
commencement of the public sale Of the land EN-
be forfeited. THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Compissionsr Of the General Land Okes,
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AT the land office at FoKr DoDGK z, commencing on
Monday the twenty first day Of June next for the
sections within the aforementioned Townships,
wnioh remain In the United States, cithtn SIR
miisS on each SIDE Of the Dubuque and Pacific
Railroad" subject, as required by law. to a mini
mum oil fpo dollars and ffty cents per acre viz:
North of the base line and st Of the 6T.h pris-
clpGI WertdidH.
Townships So and 80, OF range 10
Townships 8s. ~ ana o. of ranges %, 2 o. ., "a,
Is, &c, q, %, o. %, and 81
Townships SO. 10, 80, and 81, of range 81
Townships 80, 90. and 81, of range IS.
AT the land office at Sioux CRY, commeno,p, on
Monday, the seventh day of June next for the dis
pesa OF the public lands, heretofore xaofsrsd sit
uated within the following named townships and
parts of townships, viz:
North Of the base iias and tyest Of the fifth pyin
cfpdl msridian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-08

The California mail steamers lesvs Nsv Yorr
% u 81 M soeb q eash nosth. '"s
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TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Corporation Bonds of the City Of Davenport,
York. Bonds Of $500 each. The growing city OF
Davenport has now about $1,000 inhabitants, and is
municipal debt only Sl59 600, and its railroad debt
only Si25,ooo, and cannot now be increased. The
statistics of the city were published the Inte-
gencer of the Dth September. We recommend
these bonds, believing them to be as safe as any
State or city bonds.
oo6 CHUBB BROTHERS,
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At the land Office at Sioux CITY. commencing on
Monday, the tw enty first day of June next for the
disposal of the public lands, heretofore uHo6ersd,
situated within the following named townships and
parts of townships, viz:
North Of the base line and tpest Of the fth prin-
ctpQk xusrididu.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-21

FITcHBURG, August 20.
"UNIoN ASSOCIATION" This Association
comprises aobut twenty societies of the Univer-
salist denomination, and, like other denomina.
tions, some ofthese societies are in very pros.
porous condition, while others are living at a
"poor, dying rate"
Thursday, the second day of the meeting, ear
ly in the morning, (six o'clock,) very interest
ing prayer meeting was held, in which the clergy
and laymen took a part. At nine O'Clock the
council met for business. A report OF the con
diton of different societies was read and ordered
to be published, The result of that report is as
above stated. At 10 IL o'clock, A. NJ, the oc-
casional sermon was preached by Rev. Mr. Bar .
Der Of Dudley. from the text, Isaiah, 65 chap.
ter, 18th verse. The sermon was a thorough.
sound, common sense, practical sermon. Sub.
Ject-God's work, and man an agent in carry.
ing forward that work
In the afternoon, q sermon was preached bv
Rev. J g. Adams of this city, from the text
found in Ephesians, 4th chapter, IA, Is, and Is
verses This very able sermon, setting
forth the utility of the church organization, and
the duties of its members. Although all the ser.
mons preached during this session were good,
yet we think we can say that this was the ser
mon OF all. After the sermon, a church was
organized in connection with the society in
Fitchburg, of which Rev. A. W. Bruce is the
pastor The pastor received the candidates by
sprinkling. Several others were ready to Join
the number, but waited to be admitted by INNER
sion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-21
For the Spy.

The CoNCERT.-An excellent entertainment,
given to quite large audience, on Thursday
evening, the third Of the series Of concerts
BY Fiske's Cornet Band. The programme com
prised several pieces for brass instruments-a
beautiful quartette from martha" arranged BY
Schreiber-the favorite Terzetto- from ''Norma,"
performed by the Serenade Band-wth an open.
ing piece from al Trovatore." and concluding
arrangement of National Airs, sufficiently patri-
otto and popular, to be introduced Sin honor" Of
the great telegraphio success of the season. Sew
eral selections for the orchestra were given with
much spirit and effect. We listened with much
pleasure TO the ever welcome departed DAYS"
by Louis, the "Vive Paris Quadres," and the
charming "Fair-Star Waltz" by D'Albert-the
latter one Of the most successful and enjoyable
"concords Of sweet sounds" during the evenings
entertainment. Success to our excellent orches-
ira, so deserving of credit, as it is, for past en-
deavors, and so promising for the future, under
its accomplished conductor, NJ Arbuckle.
A very superior vocalist, Miss Houston of Bos.
ton, formerly Of this city, sang with rare express
sion and power, and in good taste, the air by
Handel, ~ know that my Redeemer liveth," and
Rossmi's Una voce POGO ia" In response 70
an enthusiastic encore Of the latter, we were IA .
vored with charming song, of much simple vet
artistic merit, very finely rendered, and, to u.s.
one OF the gems" Of the evening. The oelebra'
ted vocal duett, by Braham, "When thy bosom
heaVes the sigh" was sung by Miss Houston and
Mr.. Whitney-a performance highly creditable
on their part, and, withal kindly volunteered al
this occasion. Mr.. b %. Allen presided at the
piano, very acceptably, as usual.
We trust that our music. loving citizens will not
fail to patronze these truly 'cheap' concerts re-.
membering that the benefits are mutual, and the
August Goth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-21

A man named Brown, belonging TO
Memphis, Tenn, attempted to commit sui
eide, at Lagrange, Mo, few days since, by
shooting himself through the head. The ball
passed through the skull. between the eyes,
and lodged in the back part of the head.
Part of the brain was scattered over the front
of his hat. Medical aid was quickly at hand,
and, strange to say, after period Of insensi-
bility, the man revived, and is now able to
sit up and converse intelligibly, and is con-
sidered in fair way of recovery.
During the telegraphic celebration at
Rochester, N. Y, on tuesday evening,
wrought iron mortar used in the display of
fireworks, exploded, and Joshua Dusenbury
had his thigh crushed so badly that death
was the result in few hours. Several other
persons were wounded, but none seriously.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the 18th
inst, reports that Mrs. Harrison, widow of
President Harrison, was very i'll at the resi-
dence of her son, the Hon. J. Scott Harrison,
about twenty miles from Cincinnati 1t was
feared that the venerable lady would not sur
vive many hours.
Bricks are selling at $4 thousand,
at Northampton. They are now within the
reach Of everybody.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-21
sTATE CONVENTION,

The legal voters Of Massachusetts who are opposed e
the present corrupt National Administration, and th'
sgeressons OF the slave power and who are in favor
tbs general policy ef the present State Admin straon
are rqaested elect delegates to State Convention e
meet al MEOHANICS' HALL, in Worcester, Tues
day, sept. Z at II O'Clock, a., for the purpose Of
nominating candidates be voted for at the State tec
tion next ensuing, and organizing for the coming p0
cal campaign.
The basis OF representation in said Convention will be
one delegate from each city aud tnwR 10 the Common
wealth. and additional delegate for every two hun
dred voters according to the last State Genius.
JOHN B. ALLEY,
OTIS CLAPP,
WILLIAM CLAFLTN,
j. WALDO DENNY,
GIDEON HAYNES.
EDWARD HAMILTON, State
WILLARD A. HARRINGTON, v,,
MERRTCK.
GEORGE ODf0RNE, Committee.
THEODORE OTIS,
z. K. PANGB0RN,
THOMAS PARSONS,
r. SANlN,
VIGOROUS TAFT.
Boston, July %. 1858.