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IO-1 u. and z : super Linen she.tines.

10-1 Ia, and u super Linen sheetines,
~ i Il, loi II 4, and Y Cotton Sheetinss,
- Barklie,s super Fronting and Shirtipg Linens,
, sellngs In variety. Table Ii ems and Napkins,
lo0 pieces superior makes Blecched Cottons,
100 pieces Lawns at 12x cents
25 pieces White and Coored Flsnnels,
ladies' and Misses w hite Cotton Hose,
White Goods in variety.
Cambrlo and Swiss Ed ings and Insertipgs,
Honiton, 6uipurs and French WORKED Collars,
Super Silk and French Lace Nantes, "a
Hooped Skirts, silk mIts. &C., &c, received and
jsI2 TAYLOR A. UIJTCHIsfN
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w CITY RDEN.
ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor.
Netc York drenRs, bettceea ISt aad ID stS,

In caing the attention the pub bile my grounds
1 would state that every arrangemAnt hal a
been made to make this Retreat" more yEA1
attractive every day. Mondays the Gar lE.sf i
dens are open to the public tree of charge conc rt
gwen by select band: Those desiring to erjoy the
dance and waltz v 1 find the saloon IN com plete
order TO render pleasure 10 all. On other day the
proprietor VIII cheerfully grant the use Of the
out charge.
For the amusement Of children he has introduced
number OF little games, never before seen in this
sold fOlks'
N. B-Attached is my BOttlIng Establishment,
and families can be supplied with any quantity at
their reslnence, of tsat healthful drink, LAGF
BEER, upon short notice. je Is SIN
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

VALUABI E REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE
SALE he subscriber ~ authori,e ed by tho
owner TO se at pri ate SALE two valuable trsots Of
Land The hrst Is situated near sc 7sden," the
residence of the late Zsohariah Berry spd sdjoins
the ADDS OF Dr. BENJAMIN Lee and others, and
con alns two hundred and twenty eisht and three
tenths OF "a acre, rs vel wooded and vatered, and
In nj state Of cultivation, The improvements
CONSIST OF q comfortable dwelling house. two tobec
houses and other out houses
Fhls land offers great Inducements % those wish
IN 20 purchase estate. belnf in one Of the most
deltghtiul elghbOrhoods in southern MARYLAND.
Deli but sbout eigh miles from washins ton oity
and hve miles from Blade burg and of easy accets
u church. post Office and mill
land. w.
This land is situated about four mi es from Wash
lngton cly, on the stage road leadIng from that o.
20 CpP~r Mariboroue h, snd DOMAINS Eve hundred
and enty four and two tenths OF an sore.
All OF said land covefet IN wood ard most Of N
h 'avly umbered; and from it's proximity 20 Wash
ington. renders 10 very valuable ard offers a rare
opportunity TO ship builders and others deaIns IN
wood and timber
The terms, which will be liberal, made known on
application to the snbs criber.
the above property is not disposed Of at privsts
sale, on or bef re SATURDAY the SOth day OF
iUns next, IL will on thar day be offered 1T public
sale a. - 'Oncord.' the residsnoe Of Thomas berry
ESQ at the hour of " o'clock m, who will tale
p 'asure Ia showing the and TO all Who may desire
TO purchase. SAMUEL. n. BERRY
ap % 2avtis rpp,T Marlhoronrh
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EDUCATIONAL.

COMM CIAL LLEGE,
Opposite the General Post 0csce, Washtnsfos City
Armorian System of Pepmauship, BooKkeeping.
Mercantile Forms and Calculations. Business Cor
IespOndence, Bills of ExchsnIe, Current Bills,
Commission Sales, Grasi and Arithmetic.
IrA Preparatory Class for Boys.
lGr Ladies will be instructed in fine penman-
Rooms open from a. m. to 10 pm. For terms
INA ma 9s-s,n ~ wM. w Young a co.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
This well known and popular seminary, which
u. Richards for more than ten years will be opened
on the FIRST Monday In September next, under the
united supervision and instruction OF Mr. and Mrs.
n. RICH RDS, in the well arranged and delight
fully Gated Union Academy Building. For rartio-
ulars. see circulars at all the Bookstores. ms15u
M MRS. McCoR uICK's SCHOOL.
NIRS. MCCORMICK desires TO inform her
friends and the public generally that she will resume
the dutes Of her School on the LIST Monday In Sep
tember next.
The course of study pursued viii comprise q the
branches requisite TO q thorough English eduoar
hon.
In addition TO her day scholars. she 10 desrous Of
receiving into her family few pupils 90 boerdes
aged from 10 to u years. who viii be under her In
mediate care and oversight
Her arrangements Tor the accommodation and
due care of pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwise improved. Those in washington
desiring particular information with reference 70
her school may Apply to w. ID. Wallsoh, Editor
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply ~ her
residenoe-No. 80 Cameron street. AleIindria, We.
~ S7-u
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A NALOSTAN RETREAT,
"A On hNALosrAN ISLAND,
Opposite GeOTgetOtca and WnShiHgfsH

"A NhLOSIAN kETREAT,
"A On hNALosrAN ISLAND,
Opposite GeOrgetOtca and WaSkington
, The subscribers haviGg leased for term of years
THIS Deautlfui and romantic spot, opened 4, A
~ Ior the accommodation of the public on veAA&
the SlSt day of May, 1850. For beauty of lkyHt
scenery, delightful promenades, fishing, 10 Ie-
secs LIS superior water, 1t is unsurpassed In the
The House is large and commodious, having been
entlrSly renovated Ii has q large Dancing Saloon
attached TO the house, bes des Dining ami Dressing
Rooms Tor both laGles ana gentlemen In addition
splendid AIbors detac ned from the buildings
fartles, Families and Ind lviduals will find IL a
most desl able ace to pass the sutry days of sum
Ipef, as every attention will be guaranteed by the
proprletors. The ktriotest police arrangements
VIII 1e enforced and pollt al discussions will be
The Lardsr will be found to contain all the deli
cacies oI the season at ali times.
The var u lll be fu rnished with the choicest
Liquors and W ines and the finest Segars
-S"cletleS, sunday schools, Clubs aud MiLtary
Conn anles will find this the most desirable res, RI
Iea the metropolis Tor spending pleasant and or
IL Children unaccompanied by their parents or
guardians, VIII he excluded from the grounds.
Cunning and dogs prohibited
- H. bOHts Will leave the loot of High street
Georgetown, and g street, WASHINGTON, hourly,
from ciOck a. m. Il ! u D. m daily
Persons preferTlng a pleasant wa X can reach the
Island via the Aqueduct.
We SoiIclt the public to Judge for thems elves and
leHl assured of giving satisfaction.
eOf JAEnR w POWERS l.
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DURk Old RIVE WHI<KN.-On lard scvers
Z brand Of PIre Old Rye VIII ky, Cooper Dis
ied. made BY the most reiiab dlstliers 10 Perm
s,lvania, Msryl and sad VIrxIns- vsrrartnd pure.
Also. imported srandies. HennAssy, ssrd popgy
Brandy, pure Holland sfn, old Jsmsica and ~,
c,oix nm, and Vines q evsrI ys-lesy a. OF
baoco YoIING a KEPHsRT, 4aegt,
Tspi4Iy $50 Pa sv- h@tw 9th and 10th ets-
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VI SALT WATER BATHING.

M SALT WATER BATHING.
uARSHALL'S PAVILION. (MoUrs's Land
lnglwiil be open for the rece ption of vIsi- A
tors on the 18th of June, This delightful yEAf
resort Tor those seeking health and pleas lE.dS
ure, is unexcelled br any place of the kind on If-
Potomac river 1t Is situated about one hundred
miles from Washington Immediately on The
POtomsc, and IN full view IF ihe Ch4sap saEe Bay
and famous for fine Oysters, Soh Crabs Sheephead
ana other Fish. and easily access BILE b. the steam
hoats plying between Washington, Baltimore ana
Norfolk. The undersigned has mate Additional
improvements in his Bath Houses and mauy other
improvements to the comfort and enjoyment of hIs
guests. The Bathing cannot be surpassed. SPLEEN
dd Angling and cnty Of Fishing aud Sailing Boats
Tree oil ohaTge. he has spared no expense in pro
vldlng good Cotlon Band in wing in his stock
OF choice Wines, Liquors, ,Segars, for IN se
VINO wlsn 10 avoid extreme fashion and TO seek a
retired ace where they make themselves at
nome, there Is not more pleasant place the Uni
Ted states. The proprietor plerges himself that
nothing shall be left undone on his Part r. rendsr
TEN so: Terms for board: sI5o P,r day, for less
than week; tDr longer time, LIS per sy; $50
per month. Persons wishing to address the pro
county, Md.
jes2m r. ]. MARSHALL, Proprietor
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SUMNER RESORTS.

I The favorite resort for
those who appreciate
Grand Scene y, Pure
Mountain Air, fnvigoTs-
ting Baths, Large and
w ell Ventilated Rooms,
Good Society and q Good
Table.
For particulars send
for Circular.
OWENS, CIENDEN =
IN 4 VISSCHER,
Carlisle SpringS, Pa.
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4. AUSTIN SMITH, Trustees
Je VI -6taw&ds J. c. MCGUIRE CO ,Aucs

MARSHAL'S SALE I'm virtue of two wrlts of
lI heTi tacas, issued from the Clerks off ce of
the Circuit Court of the District of COlnn bis for
IN county of Washington. and to me directed,
court house door of said oountr, on MONDAY.
the 9Th day OF JUL ncIt. 1850 at I2 O'Clock In the
following property, to wit: All defendants right,
ute claim and interest and to Lot No. /, in
square No 6ls, In the city OF Washington, ID C.,
together with all and singular the improvements
theIeon, seized and eyIed upon as the property of
Andrew Rothwell, and will be sod to satisfy Ju-
dlcla Nos "a and 2l5, to October term l859, In
favor OF Phelps KIngman.
w. SELDEN,
u. 8. Marshal for the District of Columbia.
ie IS dts - -s.'
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HfGEIA HOTEL,
L. OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
This celebrated SeabOard Watering r ace. looa-
ted IN full vlrw Of Hampton Roads and A
Chesapeake Bay. and At the first military vEAQ
post of the United States. Fort MOnros ltIhSx
first of June. w WIZ
Besides the attractions of the military establish
ment and the hne ''BIll Of Fare prest nted in the
many iuxures OF the salt water ion, the Bath At
Old Point Comfort is peculiarly curative. For
Rheumatism, lt Is almost a specific; and for its
properties IN this regard the proprietors are al
10 make reference to Mrs Dr. Linn. (rt lIct of the
and his lady. -
spacious new building and sundry improve
ments add largely to the accommodatlons and oom
forts OF the approaching season.
The management of the Hotel and all bu, mass
matters connected with it are under the exclusive
charge OF the junior partner, Mr.. Willard.
JOS. SEGAR.
&. G.. WILLARD,
ma 29-im pronriator.
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By &C. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auononeers.

q
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
NEAL ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF -EVENTH
AND sTRRETs.-By virtue of q decree of the Cir
oult Cou of the District of Columtia ia tasssd in
Two causes In y hich Statham, Smlthson & CO. and
aus hustIn Sherman. respectively, are complaInants,
and John r: Caan and others are defendants, the
under ned Will sell at public auction, to the hi gh
est est bidder, on THURSDAY, the 18th da of July
IN square No. 456, in the city of Washing ton,
d. Y, fronting 59 feet II inches on street north
ana 70 feet on Seventh street west.
Inls Wen Known property is situated the
noftneast oorner of and Seventh streets opposite
the Senera Post Office, and is one of the We best
ourhess locations In Tie city Of Washington. The
Improvements consist of { rec three story houses
on street including the drug store on the corner
Ot Sevelth, and a two-stQIy bullGIng Sew nth
street. The property wi be sold IN separate par-
ceIs, according To the i'm pro ements,
Ierms OF SAT- One third of the purchase mnney
20 De Pald In cash. and the residue in two edu.l in
stEamenis, IN six and twelve months from the day
OF sale; the deferred payments to bear interest and
70 oe secured by the notes or bonds fthe purchs
ser or puTchaseTs, with surety or suretIes to be
approved by the Trustees. Should the terms of
Saie nor re complied with within days aftsr the
oay oi sale the Trustees reserves the right to re
sell the property at the risk and expense of the de
Iaultlng purchaser, alter Ave days notice. All
conVeyanoes at the cost Of the purchaser.
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANyExAeToEY,

SsS SfH Srrus.
Opposite Odd FsIlotrs' Hall, Wa kiastess ID. c.
Travellers will study their interests D. exsminIns
my TRUNKS, VALfCES &o before pur- ~
best material the mark et affords and employ -
the best worknen, can confidently recommend NY
Trunks that are made in othor cities and sold here.
keep constantly on hand, and m.te 70 erds. .cs
%sATHER, fns Troy YR2NE FRENc8 y SpEYEss
sJa sI Wo2R B04 TFksFgsskfffSi GfssHISNRR "a
NESS; SIDDL ES;. WHIPS, fe, &c.
Trunks, fo., Repaired and Covered, In . work
Trunks deliveisd in an, part o. the city, George
town, or Alsxandria;
ds Isl. wa JAMES q. TopHAM.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS

- GREAT BARGAINSm,
Seventh street, acknowledged to be the ch apest
and best place TO buy Clothing, Furnishing u ioOds,
bats and Caps Owing to the scarcity of money /,
SMITH, No. 400 Seventh St, opposite the Post
Office, has determined 10 sell his goods is per cent
less than any other house in town. Drop in and see
our new supply of Spring and Summer Goods, at
astonIshiqg low prices
TIES m p just received % dozen OF 10 cent NECK
III If you wish to keep cool, drop in and buy
one of our thin Summer Coats or the Patent Re-
versible Summer Coat, at SMITHS, No. 400 Sew
enth st., opposite Post Office.
III A large lot of fine Gents, Shirts and Collars
at very low prices, at No. 400 Seventh ST., oppo-
site Post Office.
IL The Ribbon Tie, Yale Tie, Aurora TIE, and
all sorts of Neck Ties, at the usual prices
at SM THIS. No. 460 Seventh st. je l4-lm
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO.-Is
ID eoRPoRArKD lsSO-JoHN l. DoNALpsoN, Pres;
.ss ss$Ss SSsBlFFst LIVES ss and
Compsny's Agency for the District Of Columbia,
once Of Lewis Johnson Co, Bsnsers, 10th street
'fS fSha e. a.Ssss sSsasea S.S @A'I Ass1ss7 s@s7
AL piss n shs sSoss Iambor
9n,i,qqlpns purposes, .sgmbrselns Se{ UAkE, HEMN
BOARDS ,snd FOO RING idressed pr undrssssdl
s.
% SONS unrivaIled PIANO F0RTES-
Of ell styles and sizes. Also, several OF
ss .os .as: for III: ss:S sSSs Ss:s
je2
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EOR r. E n THE three-story and basement
IL BRICK HOUSE corner of SIKH 8 rect ives,
ana street north, one square from the Patent and
City Post Ofices-beIng one Of the finest anc
healthest loc atIons in the city It's arrsnged fof
2 store and dwelling; has hake oven attached
VIII suit baker or confectoner. Possession giver
on the llth inst. For terms, &c apply TO G 60. u
SEUFFERLE, at Jackson, Brother & Co, 333
Pa avenue. ie eie-tf
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ENOR RENT-Three hrst-cla-s and recently
Il built HOUSES, four stories high each. hand
somely finished, and having al the modern improve
neuts, such as water, gas, &C, in one Of the Y
hnest locations IN the city-on the corner of Third
street and Missouri avenue, aGd opposite the Capt
tol grounds Any Cne wishing TO rent hne dwell
ing Will hnd this favor able opportunity, as de-
sire 70 rent them immediately, and will rent them
low. Inquire of p. w. BROWNING. je I-H
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EOR SALE-Between and acres OF LAND.
II lparr wood,) on the Plank Road. y h ST. about
miles from Washington-a beautiful building site
or wcll located Tor a market garden Apply az No.
Ington. ie ie-lms
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FOR SALE-A small FARM offs sores, situated
Il 81 the latte talIs, having q comfortable dvell-
& &s7house, porn. house, stables &S; vel. fenced
acres IN cultivation, the balance in hand some wood
and. rs peculiarly desirable ss g country reg
dence, being perfectly healthy and most romantioai-
ly situated excellent fishing and huuting Tnsuire
Of NJ. MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain Bridge,
Little Falls de 7-asUH
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENrs
&c state ST., opposite kilb, Street.
Boston.


A FTER an extensive practice of upwards Of twenty
n wears continues to secure Patents iu the United
States also in Great Britain France and other foreign
Countries Caveats Specifications Bonls, Assignments
alt Papers Drawing for Patents. executed iibcr
al terms. and with despatch. Researches made into
Au,eric or foreign rkS 10 determine the validity an
utility Of Patents Inventions ,aud legal other ad
rendered. al matters touching the Copies
the claims II any Patrnt furnished by renting one
Dollar. Assignm recorded AT Washington
Thi. Agency is not only the largest in New England
hut through inventors have advantages for securing
Patents of not mmeasnrably sCTerro'-to 'y which can
be offered them elsewhere The Testimonials below giyer
prove that Is MORE SUGCESSEtL At THE PA
TENT OFFICE thau the subscriber. aud As II Cess
Is TIE BEST PROOF OF AnNANTN AGES AND ABiLI
Y he would add that he has abundant hetirye
and can prove thai other office Of the Kind are the
charges Tor professional SERVICES So m lerate TIL i'm
practice OF TIE subscriber during past
has enabled him accumulate collection Of spe
eifcations and official decisions rciatye patents
These besides his extensive library Of legal and mechanic
cal works, and full accounts of patents granted ia the
Uuited and Europe render him able, beyond qucs
der superior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity of journey To ashinEiph 70 produce
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr. Eddy ofthe most capable and s4e
ceSsfui practitioners with whom have hal official int.
course. GIIAS. MASON Commissioner Of Patents,
II have hesitation in assuring Inventors that thcl
cannot employ person aigre and trusroftb
and more CAPABLE Of putting their Applications In IN
to secure from them an early and favorable considerable
Al the Patent Otice. EDMU Nd BU RkE,"
Late Con2afssioHer o. Patent,
,.R1stuu. February :, iSas.
Mr.. r. II Eddy has made for THIRTEEN appH
cations on all but oNE Of which patents haye been gte
aud that one is nor PfHdthg such amlstiAahte proc
Of talent and ability on his part leads me to recon-
mend ALL inventors 10 apply Ia lin Ia procure their
tents, they may he Of having the most faithful
tention bestowed their cases, and very reasonable
charges. JONI TAGGARf"
From sept 18th 1851 to June nth IS5s the ,ubscri
Der in OF his large practice made tescf reject
ed applications, sINTEEN APPEALS, ~ cry ONE
which was decided III has Jno, by the Comm ssioner o.
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&c, &c. NC, &c, &c, &c.
He keeps general assortment Of Medicines used by
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NERVOUS COMPLAINTS
Loss OF SLEEP.

From Neuralgia through All eases wtrre orinm WIS
used to that If nejrum Tremcus, and the common
chief Cause If Disease
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The Great Central Active Principle Of the Toa tn7dyu"
is a true development Of the Original Natural opiits n
all cases. wherever Opium has been used aud It's baUeu
effects witnessed, marx oT airgnat G CON-
pare the dfyrcuce, aud dee sion j. e41tl {" trial
Tie Auudyuc contains not particle Of urjum, and the
most delicate constitution Use 1t Wt safety The per
ecty natural keeps ana leaves he Patient should
recommend physicians who have hong sought thu rne
level I3Hsit AID % Patients wa want natural r-sAit,
Tie basis Of the UNIVERSAL CouEh Itcesy is NEt free
dom frain al caufueuts which ny the great error IN eni-
pounding. produce complete Hort instead of real cures
place it, every hour in thg day,
and ask all Patients tu make 1t tie natural enemy 81 all
Coughs Throat Lung Complaints by perfect freedom
Of applications For luamuaory sore roat it par
fact Remedy and for Wh,pruE Cough CHECKS AL the
srasms and allows the Cough il ran ia 4aet
way.
With the spirit that we court all investigation, and
readiness u answer all inquiries, may ia return ask
all To be cautious purclas- only Of those Trey eau re-
y upon.
6 Prices within the reach Of all"
General Agents
J. W. HJNNEN ELL 4 co
: * 5 Commercial iaHf, Boston.
GEO. HUNNEWELLs
145 Water Street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

! THE ,SrRAy AyTKRy-JActAIoo FrRrHxI IDENTIFIED
Yesterday afternoon, says the Newark Journal Of the
9th, Captain Clark, OF schooner John Wright with two
other gentlemen TO this city, proceeded TO the jail IN
company with Deputy Marshal Southland, ami oeutih,d
yackaloo an tho individual he witnessed 10 Brooklyn on
Monday, 10Th Of March, buying rice sack OF sa Two
barrels Of bread NC, the eamc articles found on BOARD
Of the sloop Spray when taken OIL Bhhesat ING ,lpain
states that The CinEsn had large amonnt OF money
bilIs and specie Ths. 10 will DO reo,lieced, was The
uonos az alter the rhursdsY night that tno vessel wen
,nto NorUst bland gcsaloo has been visited by large
numbers OF orr ozens many o. whom surpr,se
AZ the remsrsabc n6Derenceprd ppast1i o. suoyanl Of
spirits cxD ib;ad BY The sccpssd.
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SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
MORNING SESSION.
CHAxrnnoS, April Is, 1850.

OHAhHsfoN, April Zo I50O.
The Convention met at ten O'Clock.
Mr. MoyrAr, Of viy'nia, and josiah RANDALL, both
c,a;ned she floor, WI given 10 Mr. Bigier Of Penn
syiyania He proceeded to address the Convention in
favor Of recoucilng their differences, and producing
unto. and harmony and preserving the integrity Of the
denocxasic party.
he was interrupted By Mr. BlsHor, Of Connecticut, who
claimed the floor, on the ground shat no moved the pre-
vious question ut tbs time Of adjournment last night
The GEAR decided that the motion for the previous
question last night Vas seconded and therefore Mr.
Biger was entitled to the noor
Mr.. Ere1EB then introduced the Bsyard resolutions,
hoping that they may be the means Of cancellation lie
moved, a OF tessrg the aense o! the Coaven-
bun that they DO referred back 10 The committee, win
Instructions report BsyNd resolohons 10 Abe Goa
yen,son 10 onc hour
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form. He informs his friends thas he NOT 10 hurry
He yews, only forty nine, and can ~ until 1884 or
lsss necessary. It's srsas pity M hs should have
70 wait, - he has been 70 considerable expense in hxpg
up the grounds, the sidewalk and streets In the vicoy
Of hin house Enslsh HILL % that IN he event OF his
nomination the crowds Of admirers and artists who would
fock 10 do him honors, might Also lad easier approach 70
1s mansion and make better picture.