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Nevada national., 1860-06-09
SUMMONS.
Justlees court.

State Of California. | Justices Court
Count, Of Nevada IS
Grass Valley Township. Before :. c. Richardson J.
JOHN WALLS vs.. d. MYERS 4 A. J. DAVIS.
The People Of the state Of California to d. Myers
and A. }. Davis. Greeting
You are hereby summoned to appear before the
undersigned Justice Of the Peace in aud for said
County, at his uihee in said Township, on Thurs.
day. the 18th day Of June, 4. D., 1s6O, at 10 o.
clock W., to answer to the complaint Of John Walls
who demands Of you the of One Hundred and
sixty two lollar-, and Fifty Cents Book Account
for Goods wares and Merchandise, per complaint
Gle in my Office.
On failure 50 to appear and answer, Judgment will
be rendered against yoa for the said Of s62 80
and Costs Of suit.
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of March. A.
d. lsGo s c. RICHARDSON, J.P.
Affidavit being fled by the Plaintiff In the within
cause that due diligence has been exercised 10 pro
aure service on the within defendant and further
AYERS that he has good reason to believe that the
above named defendant has left the state and Il has
been ordered by me that publication Of tie above.
summons be made in the Nevada NatianaI a week
ly Newspaper published in Grass Valley aforesaid
once week, for the period Of three months yre-
vious TO the 2sth day Of June, 1850.
81. 5m $ c. RICHARDSON, }. r.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
CAUTION!
INXEsTINa. IN rI.I

ID II IL SONS INVESTING IN THE
1 washoe silvers Mines. PARTICULARLY
CAUTIONED against purchasing interests in " hat is
called the Billy Chailer ground, ibetween Virginia
City and Gold Hill in Carson county. ana Utah Ter
ritory. the undersigned with Moore Lawrence
and others claim. location, and holds by pos
sission, eight hundred feet upon the Cnns tock
ledge. Immediately west and adjoining ihr afore-
-aid choller claims and viii resist al aggression
Or eucoachments made bY he Cheiler Company by
every legal aud houoF1ble means lhc Territory
country affords.
ls93-wl JAMES G. DOW.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09

e- "Tougf, madam, tough, did you
say ?" said the irasciblc boarder TO the land
lady, as he was trying to carve what was
ostensibly chicken. "a Yes'm, and were
to give my opinion on the fowl. should
say it was old enough to have scratched up
the seeds of original sin when they were first
planted.n
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
Notite Of Declaration.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
cnrxry nr NrVtu4

ENOw all men by these presents, that I. MARY
IN Dryden. wife Of David Dryden. now Of the
Township Of Grass Valley. Nevada county Caiifor
mia hereby declare my intention from and after thi.
daie, to carry on and Transact business in my own
name and on my account as sole trader under
the provisions Of the Act entitled an Act TO au-
thorize Married Women to transact business IN thei
own naIne,, etc, passed April Il 1852 to-wit this
business Of farming and ranching The keeping Of o
dairy, raising keeping buying and selling and trad
ing. in All kinds uf cattle and stock with all the
fnelientals necessarily connected Herewith.
A ID. lse0.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09

A Costly DICTIONARY. - Commissioners
have now been employed for seveuteen years
10 compiling a Dutch dictionary for the
Javanese language at an expense OF over
$4,000. They have, up to the present time
gone through only the lirst five letters of ths
alphabet. 1t will prove costly dictionary
at such rate by the time il ia completed.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09

SINGULAR CoIxcrpEScE.-Thcre has been a
singular coincidence of fate attending the
statutes of Messrs. Calhoun, Webster and
Clay. Mr.. Calhoun's statute, ordered for
Char lesion, was lost ia a shipwreck off Fire
Island. but finally recovered with broken
arm. which was subsequently, replaced by
Mr. Powers. the sculptor. The bronze
statute Of Mr.. Webster was lost at sea, and
never recovered but a second one was cast
from the same model, and is now in the
State House yard at Boston. The first model
for the statute Of Mr.. Clay was lost at sea.
The coincidence is certainly remarkable.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09

es- Slauders, issuing from red and beau
tiful lips, are like foul spiders crawling from
the blusbing heart of a rose.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
Legal Notices,
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
State OF California. County OF Nevada. Dis
trict Court Of the 18th Judicsal Distric
Of said State.
The People Of the State Of California. to-
wuIlAM HASKELL. Greeting
You are hereby summoned 10 appear and ans
Ner 20 the complaint Of JEROME KEYES filed
against YOU within ten days from the service Of this
Writ. u served you in this County within twen-
~ DAYS served yon In this District and out Of
ihi. County and within forty DAYS II served on YOU
in the State and out Of this District in an action
commenced on the 18th day IL April, A. u. 1890 in
said Court wherein plaintin prays Judgment sgai-
nst you for the sum of Eight Hundred and Fortvsix
dollars, principal with Two Hundred and Eiehty.iwo
dollars aud Thirty cents. interest to date am
onning to sli.s 81 alleged by Plaintiff this com
pla,nt To be due and owing 10 him irem you upon
ronisnry note set out particularly In plain
thi complaint Aforesaid together with interest
We a, one per cent per month till paid and his
And you are hereby notified that If you fail TO
answer said complaint a. herein directed Plaintiff
wii take Judgment against YOU therefor by default
together with all costs Of suit and also demand OF
/ tifis said complaint. ~ " -
IN testimony whereof. 7. John $. Lambert. CLERK
OF me District Court. aforesaid do hereunto set nv
hand ana impress the seal Of said Court AZ oirs Il,
the city Of Nevada, this 18th day Of April 4 D..
1860 JOHN $ LAwBERf Clerk,
by Joseph ". Levey, Deputy
Il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of IN. co,,.. r..
the Complaint herein filed, and affidavit Of PLAIN
tihs Agent, L. slack. that good cause OF &C.
ton exists against said Defendant and that IN,
present residence of said defendant Is unknown bus
that he j. believed to be a resident Of the state on
motion Of =. W Roberts. plaintiffs Atterney IL il
Ordered that service of summons herein be made
BY publication thereof in the Nevada National a
weekly Newspaper published in the County Of Ne
vada, for eight successive weeks
NlIEs sEARI!s, District Judge.
dttesi-JoHN $. LAMBERT. Clerk
BY jos. u. Levy. neputy
Nevada City, Cal .ipril l3 1sc0.
+. ". Roberts Atty for PiaintiH 3ssw
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
PACIFIC EAR INF1RMARY.
IlapOTianiE 10 the Deaf and Dumb
DIR PILKINGTON,

Late Proprieior n fs Institution tsr fe Daf al 81
Lauis, Missouri, asi chicago iu'ao's.
TTAs ARRIVED AND MAY BE CONSULTED AT
- the corner Of Montnut ry and California street
(Express Building, up stairs )san Francisco Early
attention T. desired.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09

ISA Rad Fx,-Some abolition villain in
Nashville. Tennessee. was paid seventy dol
lars by negro to assist him to Ohio. The
negro was put in box and consigned to an
abolition house in Cincinnati. On his arri-
val there he was nearly dead with bruises
and sutfocation. He was in bad box.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
DEAFNESS, DIZZINESS, EAR Ache
CATAERH, NOISE n THE HEAD,
Month or Sossrils, EniicsIy Removed.

A number of years Of unremitiiug attention to dis
eases of the EAR as a speculative, has nabled him
10 make many improvement in all thar las hereto
fore been known ol Aurai Medicine and Surgery aud
- insure such degree 81 success a. seems almost
incredible. great number of certificates and test
imonials can De- al office from many well ku6 ~
citizcns in different parts ol the Union. From the
afflicted al distance letter of inquiry euelosia.
stamp to prepay answer will received immediate at
tcnton Direct 10. DR. IlNlkl1ION,
moss 3ls lar lnhrmary san Francisco.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09

Renewal OF THE PoPEDoN.-It is rumored
10 the Atlantic States that the Pope, II ne is
deprived of political power at Rome, will
wipe from his sandals tie dust of that city,
and remove the Holy See TO some place in
the west-say St. Louis, Missouri-where
his agents are said to have secured immense
quantities OF land. The Pope may not live
to carry out his plan, in person, but It is
said that Archbishop Hughes. of New York,
10 to be made Cardinal next October, when
he will be in the direct line OF succession ;
and it Is Furthermore iniinated that in ele-
waiting the distinguished American Arch
bishop. the Pope is actnated by motives rela-
tive TO the above. He wishes a successor
who has energy, genius, will and knowledge
OF the nea continent. That successor be has
determined shall be Archbishop Hughes. Tt
become Pope he must first become Cardina
and this will be accomplished this year.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
SUMMONS.

N the District Court Of the 18th Judicial Dis
trct, Of the state Of California County Of Nevada
The peorle Of the State OF California -
To HENRY MEsTArER, Greeting--
Nou are hereby summoned to appear and answer
10 the Complaint Of RACHEL NESTAYER. filed =
rainst you, within ten days from the seryie. Of mi.
Writ. IL served on you la this County within TWEEN.
~ days II served you in this District and out Of
this Comfy, and within forty days IL served on yeu
in the State and out Of this District in an acme
commenced on the 81 day of March A. D. 1850
said Court, Wherein Plaintiff prays thi. Hs.
Court that il will grant its Decree dirorcing he
lthe said PlaIuin) from said nefendant-that The
Bonds Of matrimony between them be forever die
solVed-that she. said Plaintiff, may have the en-
iody aud care Of their (PlaintiG aud nefendant'sl
two Children Charles aud lowell. decreed to her
and for such other aud further relief as NAV be jus
and proper in the premises
Aud you are hereby notified that II you fail to
answer said Complaint herein directed Painfia
viii take Judgment against you therefor by default
together with all costs Of suit aud also demand Of
the Court such other relief pay ed for in Pitts
said Complaint.
In testimony whereof, !, John s Lambert Clerk
Of the District Court, aforesaid do hereunto set my
hand and impress the seal of the said Court at Of
fee, in the City of Nevada. this Cd day Of March
L. H. 1870. JOHN LAMBERT, Clerk.
Per jos. Roberts, JT., Deputy.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
Rachel Mestayer vs.. Henry Mesisyer.

Rachel Mestayer vs. Henry Mestsyer.
On reading and hlng the affidavit herein for pubIi-
cation aud it appearing that sufficient cause exists
therefor
u - Ordered that service Of Summons be had in
tiis acii"n by publication In the Nevada Nation
al'i weekly Newspaper published in the County
and state aforesaid for sixty Days, at least once
once week iur .aid period
Given under my hand in Nevada this sd day OF
March, \. u. 1860
NILES sEARI.s, District Judge
hereby certify the foregoing 10 be true cory ef
an Order for Publication on tile in my Office
Atest-JuIfN ;. l. INHERIT Clerk
Per Joseph Roberts j. Deputy
Meredith 4 Hil, Atty's for Plaintiff So.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
Hunter e C % 5
Nj n n an ct n
B | L Il L II 5


time
Encourage Home Manufacture,
Try this splendid article. II has never been ad
vertised and Is dempnrativsly new, but its own
merits have already caused Il 90 hecome~o WIDELY
KOwN and So IMMENSELY POPULAR, that the mo
usand ami one Kind. Of TRASH imported and ftkf-
ORTlNG 70 be imported from the states anf palmed
on uron the public a. GOOD HEALTHY Bitters, are
being rapidly drl,en from the market.
NefrlY ali old California miners are acquainted
with the virtue Of the MANAANiIA bush. ifeA ~
PEgInNcr, besides which Il has been pronounce
20 contain rare medical properties by scme Of the
first physicians and chemists Of the age and We as
the public that il has lost nothing in the COM
pund.
Aside from g.. one II the principal ingredients
being CALIFORNIA VINE.
HUNTER d CO.. Sole Proprietors
Market street, SAN FRANCISCO.
na-For Sale, EVEgYWIE re. dec Il 3-m
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
ing a compound
DIFFERING ENTIRELY

in its character and properties from am
preparation now in ufe. Under its re-
ftoring influence, trength and vigor are
impaired to the exhauaed frame, and
perfect health iucceeds diieafe, as Winter
is fucceeded by Spring, and the earth
clothed in verdant beauty under the gen
ial influence of refreihing mowers. Its
operations are in harmony with nature,
and it may be administered to persons
of all ages and every variety Of coniti-
tuition with the mof perfect fafey.
Prepared and sold by A. b. g. d. SANDS.
Wholesale Druggiss. 100 Fulton Street cor.
Of William, New-iork-
For sale by DEWITT, KITTLE & Co., II
JOHNSON s. Co., REDiEsTos x Co., San Fran
cisco; RIcE & coFrIs, Marysville; r. II.
McDosALp e. Co., Sacramento; and by
Druggists generally
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
Two Single Number Lotteries:
Authorized by the state OF Georgin )
ONE GRAND SCHEME PER MONTH. WITH 81
10000 CAPITAL PRIZE. TIcKETs $50, SHARES
IN PROPORTION.

~ TICKETS ia any Of these and earlier Schemes
may he obtained frTm It-N 10 FIFTEEN DAYS Az
IFk THE DRAWING TAKES PLACE, and the pur.
chaser will consequently have to hold his ticket only
eight ten days beicrei i published Ia several of
the most prominent San Francisco newspapers. and
= Tie Of TIE New York papers, containing perfect
list Of all said drawings can be found at
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
Wood Eddy d Co.'s Lottery
Office,
No. 9s Montgomery ST.. Rooms No & 3.
Over Ereernnn a Co.'s Epress,
SAN FRANCISCO.

H5-Ihe drawing OF every LOTTERY ~ which We are
selling Tickets regularly publ She'd Ia The Col
aen Era Of san Franciscs
!, ~ Remember that we are selling our tickets AZ
Ne le iar state prices no advance a. is other
''''e''sa' 7ly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26
LYNCHBURG TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 96, 1860.
Ia MEDICINES. &C
Scrofula, or Kings Evil.

If constitutional disease corruption of the blood,
by Which this fluid becomes vtiated, weak, and
poor. Bong i'll the circulation, il pcrvades tho
whole body, and may burst out in disease ON any
part OF II. No organ is free from its attacks, nor
is there ono which il may not destroy. The scrofu-
lous tnint is variously caused by mcrcurial disease
low living, disordered or unhealthy food, impure
air. filth and filthy habits, the depressing vices,
md. above nll, by the vcnercal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the constitu-
ton. descending from parents to children unto the
third and fourth generation - indeed. it seems to
be the rod Of Him who says, :" viii visit the
iniquities of the fathers upon their chldrcn.'
Its chocts commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt ulcerous matter, which, in the
lungs. liver, and internal organs, is termed tuhcr-
clcs in the glands, swellings; and on the surface,
orupdous or sores. This foul corruption, which
gcnders in the blood, dcprcsses the energies of life,
So that scrotulous constitutions not only suffer tu,
scrotnlrns complaints. but they have far less power
to Withstand the attacks of other diseases
s~qntatly, vast numbers perish by disorders which,
aithauS not scrofuous i'll their nnture, stl
dtrcd fatal Ivy this taint in the system. Most of
the consumption which dccimatss the human family
has its orig directly in this scroiulous cntamina-
ton; and many destructive diseases of the liver.
kidneys, brain, and indeed. of all the organs, arise
from or are aggravated by he same cause.
tne quarter Of all our people are scrohilous;
thcjr pernns invaded by this lurking infection,
ml their health is undermined by it, To cleanse
J., from the svstCn must rTiovatc the llood
by an Alternative medicine, una invi.yora,e it Ivy
healthy ioo! ard exercise. Such medicine wo
sD-uly i'll
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nailg giroiaiau.
Authentic News from Japan.
From The Hartford Conrnnt.

81
In these tunes of alarming run,ors from .Inpnn
calculated to excite apprebensons of the most un-
jpicasant kind. especially in tho minds OF those
dwho have friends residing there any well authcu.E
dticated information Ola favorable kind from thutv
3fcgi"n seems desirable thnt take the liberty of
A'endng you for publication tho following exlractI
from letter to-day received hy tho overland mail
va San Francisco, froln my brother.in.luw, kcy
;, H. browa--ons Of the mssonaties oi the Ro
iormcd Dutch Church oi New York, now residinyY
at kansgawa. ,Mr. b., who has been at kunngn.l
3wa with his family and other members Of ha par.
tor SIX er eight months past, writes from that
3place thus, under date Of April II, 1860. YOU'D
dwll boar through tho papers. probably, ol tho1
1l"te murders at Yokohama. Two Dutch sen cap
aus were brntally hutchercd by somc unknnwnt
Japanese IN the most publio street Of Yokahnmn
! US after dark. On the 10Th oi February Inst III
WAS learial pirno of butchery. They were quietl
s'nof'ns',e men, Just going out for stroul IN the
srcrt presiousto putting of their vessels One Of,
sthcm WIS sixty years old, and left n family con
11S''ng "t wife and five children in Holland i
NSlnce that, on the Goth of Mnrch murdcrans ns ]
4 'aaIt was ma'lr on the Prince Regent MS he was
Hprocaelng with his retlnue from his own to tho,
4 3Lmrcrors parc Several oi tho Princes mcnI
d"ere cut dawn on the spot 10y attacking party y.
Il twenty nnn men. md three III their pwn num-
Il 'cr were killed llktwis hy the Pence l .wers
shots were fred into the Regents norimnr, and he
! Consequences ol this atllr. and af other sisns u al
4 "1spa ON the rnrt n one of the Princes Il the
Il oN al blond. called tho Prince Of Mto. against the
Aircrcnt government. occasionnd hy the recent
,lthangcs In the foreign policy Of the rnuntry tho.
aloNernmrat has redenblnd It's Vigilance le put "A
1'rp To the ASSASSINATION # foreigners, NJ we'll nS
protect r>clt against internal enemies. spent
i "n Gals ut lcldo, at Mr. Harris. by his invita-.
.1etnn, gu,ng up ~ his chnrnin, and when | was
81 here he had guard ni twonty lakHng,ngs, or
y irmed oil .ers. 81 his house. Since the nttnck on
p ho Regent his guard has been doubled IA we'll ny
4 ba' at all thu ircgn legations. Besides this, we
8 ire h"nored heIo with guard MT every foreign
inuS" except on", ihc gnycinintnt hn- Iut un n
aiuard hon+n ut our front gate. and keeps five
a lidHngaqS there night and day When VIZ 90
u ,ut M ANY Time W. have an armed oflircr to-
3accrrnpany W II We choose. A new official from
RIrlln. with his suite has pait us yis, tp.day to
4 7src II our delcuorS src all right :"
4 Hoping TINT the above may have the effect TO-
RailAy tho fears of some Of your readers VIII have
liricnds residing at japan.
A am y"uts, respectfully.
] u. h. BARTLErT.
4 ASYLUM llILl., Hartford. June Is. 1860
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Rfr,RTrp afrraer llHiouAS fouSd SELL our.
--Sr, l.nrls. Juno ls.--The Democrat lenrns
that Capt Sampson passed through this city ON
saturday, ca ,outs for Washington, with dospatch1
es ir'm liah containing proportions from Brig.
hum Ionnc 10 sell the Morrm property nt Salt
Lake To the United Stntos the Saints u remove
to so'ne pont on tho Pacific coast. either in the
British possessions or In the United States.
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" ,sntSereS. June -. - Thu National Exccu-
tife Committee If the Constitutional Union party,
of which Hon. A. r. Botelcr, of Virginia, 10 chair.
man. hold meetings daily, and nrc actively enga-
god in making preparations, It is said, for . yigo-
rous prosecution Of the CANVASS
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AYE RS
Compound Extract Of SHsaparilIa,

tie most cTrrtual remedy which tle medical Mn
of oar times caa devise for this every uhero pro
ya4lng and fatal malady IL Is combnca from the
Ino active rcincd ais that hive been discovered for
the expnrgatiun of this foul drrdcr from the hncl,
and tho rccuc of the system from its dsru,t!Ne
consequences. Hence il should lie employed fer
tie cure of "t only scrofula, but also tiase 'thr
a!i,t ,ions wl.Ich from 1t, such ns Ett rtlyE
aAd SkIN DIsEAsTs, Sr. ANruuNY's Fur, RusE,
or EnysIrlLls, PiMrLiS, prsrt LIS, HLa1curs,
BlAINs and BolLs, TrMons, TlIrru AM SALT
RnrUM, SClID HEAD, EiHGNonM, kuttNAr1sM,
SyI and MERCuHL,L DISEASES, llRorsY,
ARISING rNoI N1rfATEp OR IMrunE Broom. The
popular hcjct in " inpurity ofHc h,oI" Is founded
in truth. Tor scrnfua is ecncrutiun o tie blood.
ThcI art,cular purpose and virtue Of this Sarula-
ra is to purify and reg mnutc this vttal fund,
without which sound health is impossible III con-
Eliminated constitutions.
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tho lightning struck n house, descerded through al
rom and passed duwn q young mats person.
tearing of his boots. and then went into the earth
without seriously irjuring him.
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Tho Japanese

I On tho way 10 Mr.. Bennct's seilcc Yesterday
I he thgHe Princes. with those of tncir retnua who
lctompahied thom On the ccxcursian, drove through
5thc Central Park The Jauanrsr admired the
\ scenery. tho Lake AMI the swans. nad Prince
SSimme ho9s"n NJ the request oi Mr.. Olmslrnd
iplantcl Il tree to commemorate the occasion. The
Il zee VI tho species known by botnnisz IA tho
,fHp'oaef, Jtponira. ana is native Of Japan
4 rowing with great rnpilily and sometimes 10 tho
n 4cG I of 4 hundred lcct The Prince rcco gnised
sthc tree and held it in ts place while the laborrrs
q illrd with earth tho hole prepared for it.
I During their visit to the lark tho Ambassadors
arclnxcd their usual dignity, md as we'll rs thcir
SrciInuc catered heartily into the enjoyment Of the
= Occasion. running about tho grounds with almost
I hildish glee They snbscquently visited Mr.
J'rnnett's residence on Washington Heights, Mt n
sputiace given in their honor. The Uo,M dcscrhcs
: he occasion rs iolowe:
! "TAc enti- establishment was thrown oocu -,
The Distinguished and the ordinary guests were
\ ocriveI with equal consideration nol. passing
- The softly cnrpc'Hl sinirs, presented via,
! he customary formality, 10 the hostess and host,
! after which ceremony they were atiberty to wan.
Ter over the grounds.
! "fhc>n had manifold charms, both natnral and
] ilrfcinl. Their summer gurhlure was bright
jsirh the hnlesm IT late rain and tie vista. of
3rircr and Hill, and wnnA, npenel At every turn,
ratified The sight. Marque"s, from which n,nt.
| u lhn iaNhIc Hlps, Ntle PFePiPl NJ hfIpItht
: 1oiut- There wee lounges f.r distant filtatuu;
! floor far dancing lad nmid II grove: the
,erIebratcd nautical diplomat. TIM Rchccca, gily
decorated with ilags was visible from an cnl-
taUnce.
"Ihe japanese were walked b to hpwling 81.
!lbpn, bY which band was stationed. Here n ed
i'ation was ready for the common guests and the
.npane-e servants, the oifcn+ surveying. the scene
rom nn upper balcony. There wetc probably be-
,'wcen five mud Elk hundred pc1p'c trrsent, in.
u1ng severn, well known characters. The air
was triflr too fresh for undress prunncnadng
'nt ladies were found to he engaged Ia the fee.
,tie dance. lhe hnnds Of the Orientals were shn ;,
.en mt intervals. and cards were pIcnieously be-
i,tnwcd.
"a repast was servel to the ambassadors on the
porch. from which they had capital view If the
minated scene, while at the samc time the guests
had fee opportunity OF seeing their cxceencies
;nndcr the most advantageous circums taices. -.
three full bands Of music, one of which was the
orchestra Of the Academy of Music, discourscd at
intervals. The municipal officers dincd in eepa.,
rate apartment more privately than the ambassa-
.lurs.
After expressing their qualification with the
Entertainment the distinguished guests took their.
cave about haf-past Fix o'clock"