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THl REYN NoLDs HOUSE.

The undersigned thankful to his friends and the
public in genera /, for the patronage they 4
have given him IS former proprietor ofYENAv
leave to inform them that he has transierred ms
bshment TO the corner oflsth street and Penn-
new and complete style, Connected with it is a
RESTAURANT, where the best of Wines and
at al hours, and at the shortest notice
The public are respectfully invited to visit this
establishment. -
mRy6 j w. REYNOEDS. pronrietar
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PERSONAL.

RY A1sTAKE Or MISCHIEF SOME PERSONS
n ~ accusing me Of having twrenglyI sold cigars in
warrington. The undersigned offers dfty dollars
reward to any italian or other person who eoald
and rssiisnee. to Mr. JOHN sUOCioNE, No.
334 Penn. avenue, between Cd and 81 ste.
5e = ST 4. CICIRILL0.
A YOUNG G1NTLlMAN, OF THIS oIrY. 7 B.
"A Eres the acsuaintanse of . lady with . view
70 marriage. No objection to . widow without
Snlidren. Only requisites good form, weight not
less than l40 lbs and . pure AdeetionAte heart.
Triaeis need not anawer Address '.Olarepce" !"
MasnlnEton City =. 0. Je Est
No observation-disclosures Ross, Doetress and
H.. H. .a,,s .A,,,sI9losi.t, vas born With nst.r:l PIT
Causes speedy marriages; briness together those
se.s f1s n. ssss sortt
O. Iweifta street west. three squares nom the
Likeness Of future husband or absent friend in re.
Ally. Ladies 30 oents; Gentlemen 81. my % lm<
HAND MAGNETIsM.
H MRS. WREN
continues to
CURE ALL DISEASES
Wstl Her Hands.
Call and see this city testimonials, AS 4. .
between 9th and 7th WASHINGTON, my I3-lms
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
~ "a
Nv GREEN 4 WILLIAM Annfianaars

By GREEN 4 wILLIAMs. Austionesrs
SIxTIEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, IN
~ kQUAREs 765, 6e4, AEB lts, AT AUorIoH.-On
TUESDAY, 18th inst.nt, shall sell on the premi-
Isi ioss t. No. elsf. r. g. fo and in subdivision Of
fQuAre 755 this property 10 situated NJ
the corner Of Massachusetts avenue and Third
street. east, Capitol Hill pump Of excellent water
at the corner. :
Also, on Wednesday, 18th in.t.nt, We shall sell,
1t ociock. on the premises, Lots No. A, B. q,
Z, H, 7, and X. in subaivision Of Square 59l this
R,GpssrAty "a !; aand.cnsly iocs.es .t the corner Of
Also, on fhursday the 18th instant, We shall
No sn ssd ,Ss Z ssst ot los IN al o. 10 hSs
this property has front on Aass.chnastts avenue
of 81 feet inches, and runs back at az average
depth of about l4o feet, but will be subdividsd TO
suit pureha ssfn.
Terms One third cash balance in 6 and l2
months, Tor notes bearing interest fro the day
Of sale. 4 deed sivsn and deed Of trust taken. A
portion of the purch A4s money will be required to
be paid down when the property 10 knocked down,
and If not paid down 1t VIII be then and there put
mp and sold to the next highest bidder.
je lid GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS, THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,n near Wipsrds Hots
LBoNiRp GRoYER AaRlGxu

GROWERS, THEATRE.
PENnsYLyANIA AVERUE.nesr winards' Hotel
THIS thoac.y, EyINIEe. June Is.
xAsASfk AusisinHniss HaShAsS sfnses assy.R. e
Appearanes BY yoluntcry consent O tie young,
aiss spf SpiTtfsuS Gs9Ish
siss # r; 81 as DtSfS sfH'' actress
Peg sssRs SsD '.o.s ms
n.s.- Y: I..'. ~....,.
Tss.d.y.Fir.s and last time but one o. Bourei:
P1tTRsETSss;;V sSs;V oR, THE AVALANCHE.
80. Asamis1on an %. =, and Is cents. No sxtrs
CANTERBURY Hall.
LOUISIANA Ay.. HEAs sIxTz s1aiss,
Ss$S sIp
Tonight, the magnificent epeetecuIar I1trava.
ganza entitled
Or. II. EscHAssFEaGH aHbk9 ako sroas aHS or x1r1AsD
Written expressly for this Bstshlishment with
s.s seis:
Ing l in kf.ndsur nsnyshi.s ever produced in this
.efMsh - Lss III ssses ss:ndon
Also new and beautiful ballet. srrsnsed % bg
TH1 VILLAGE COO UHTTE.
IN Which Mons Ssollosy and his lovely Csfps de
Appearance Of Miss Eva Brent, the ysups and
bswitching son sstrssa; Miss Kate Psnnoysr, the
finished danseuse. All the great Comedians and
the uneauAlsd Corps d d'Ethiops. Bee bills to-day
Admission % and 90 cents,
Doors open ct 71s O'Clock. Performance ats
4 GRAND MAT1NEE
a.rnpn.v lSoH VIM Be SiysHH -
ToR LADIES AND OHILDRRN.
When the great Csnte rhury Company will appear
AdInl.ti. n Ladies' 2" cts.; children 10 ets. je le
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE CO. Auctioneers.

By G. MCGUIRE CO. Auctioneers.
BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRaF WARD AT
- Public SALE On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, Jans l7tb, att O'Clock. on the pr smises
commencing with the first named, we shall sell the
following building Lots in ihe First Ward VIZ:
Lots No. is and 10, in SQUARE No S5, fronting
respectively on north L. bet ween Nineteenth and
and Twentieth streets west, and Nineteenth street
between X and streets north
Lots 81 and "a in Square No le7, fronting each on
north l. street. between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets west.
Lot No. 3, in Square No 75 fronting s. fact on
north / streat. between Twenty first and Twenty
second streets west running back average de pth
of 81 feet to 81 feet alley
These Lots will all be subdivided into convenient
Building Lots If de sired
Terms One third in cash the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by deed
of trust on the premises
All conyeyancine y cost of the purchaser
je2-d j. G. McGBIRE & CO., Aucts
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JOHN MOORE.

P1oKL shs.uoss,
Orssss & Blackvsllb A. Cabaret T. Os.s and
domestic Pickles and eauces OF various kinds,
EF|E.-F = 81 ia KING Il BURCHELI.,
ie2 s eorner 18th street And Vermont ay.
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SWISS MOUNTAIN BITTERS

This valuable Bitters has been very successful
proof by nundreas of citizens of Washington and
other cities OF this cosntry, with full satisfaction
for the diseases named
Therefore, officers snd soldiers, and others CON
nected with tn. army should not oe without bot
tie of this celebrated Bitters.
my 10 enIm* DE CAMP & MILLER
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GEO. D. O. HIBBS,
SUCCESSOR TO W. N. GALrJ
DE EALER N G Q AL.
RED AND WHITE ASH,
ALL SIZES.
Offiee-2s2 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Between llth and 18th streets.
may 19-tf
1856 NEW sfook' 1856

d0c NEW STOCK. AOc
INTERIOR ADoREMsNTs.
Just received, . choice sell eetion Of new and
desirable styles
PAPER hANGINGS,.
Prom the rich and ornate to the most ehasts and
simple patterns, appropriate for parlor. halls,
dinin% rooms, and Chambers.
FIRE BOARD PRINTS, STATUES, CENTER
PI1oES, &c.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS GILT BAND
WINDOW SHADES.
BUFF ANY REQUIRED STYLE OR Size OF
SHADE MADE TO ORDER
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
(Warrsn ed to be gilded with gold leaD
The handsomest and the largest assortment in the
District, from the best msnufactory In the
country.
Alfo, assortment of Dark " ood Frames, with .
beautiful variety of small aized Oval and Gard
Fisite Frames of foreign and domestic manufao-
ture. Passepstsuts, &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSELS.
Different sizes and colors; Picture Rings, N ails
he
Purchasing exclusively for cash the above goods
(according to their quslity) will be disposed of at
as low rates IS they can be purchased for in the
call solicit ed from those needing the SD I'VE
goods. Terms cash. J. MAkKRITER.
Remem Der the number, No 4S6 Seventh street,
eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall and the terms
cash for goods and lasor. my 9weo1
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A THE PUBLIC
n Re Respectfully invited to visit and inspect my
LAUNDRY

Ersry Day from 9 until o'clock,
having remodeled my entire washing facilities and
being desi rous that the community should knew
that they have Laundry in their midst second to
none in the United States, for completing large
amount of work and with dispatch. Amy one hav.
irg large pieces blank cts, quilts. bedspreads,
VIII End It to their advantase to have them washed
here before putting away fer winter use Blan
kets washed In fye minutes. Stop and see 1T done.
We wash and iron everything--no exception
INV l9-lms JAa uOT0HRIga Prom
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T1,HE STEAMBOAT FLYING CLOUD NOW
i running from Georgetown to .N~U
Point Of Rocks, Nd. leaves west tEs8aAzeN
side Market House, Georgetown d.
O., Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at O o'clock
for Pointef Rocks, and returning leaves Point of
Rocks at7 o'clock q. 10 Tuesdays, Thursdays and
carried at moderate charges, provided they have
PASS TOR sanaae Freishts left at VIM. b. RITTER'S
store will be attended to. r-
my 27-eolm JOHN MOORE.
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ASSISTANT QUARTERhAsfER's OFFICE,
Forage Dsga,tmessf. Cor. G aud 21d streets, ,
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 16. 1853
WRITTEN PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
Hay, STRAW, OATS, and CORN, for the use OF
this Depot, to be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or at any OF the Government wharves In this city
The proposals. to be 40 dressed to the under
signed, and they should state the quantity of
esfh article offered, also the prize and the date
Proposals will be received for Eve thousand
i5.1j bushels of Corn Osts and fifty 50) tons of
Hay or etraw. and upwards, unless 1t should be for
the interest," of the Government to contract for Q
less amount,
An grain to be put mp in good sacks, ofabeut two
cost CT the contractor
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled,
Ali Grain and Hay offered to be sub ubject to rigid
inspection by the Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders the intere SITS of
the service may requile. Good security will be
required for the faithful fulfllment any contract
made under this advertisement.
Payment to be made at the completion of the
contract. g. l.. BROWN,
SD ism Captain and A. @. Al, U. g. A.
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WI HIDES-HIDES
w ILL BE sold ut Public Auction, ON ever,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, ct II O'Clock
m at the wharf on &xth street, Washington, ai
the Governmen Beef Hsaes on hand At the time q
Terms cash, in Treasury notes, to be paid q ts.
memsHt Of sale. i 80 g. BlLL,
jas IChron.l 1t. Col. and o. 9. o.
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- n " 3.
CHIEF ASST ouAHrEaHAsrRR's Orp1os,
Depo, Of Washington, II so street,
COrRtr l8th street June 3, 1868.
SEALxD PROPOSALS will be received at this once
uRtil Thursday, June Is, 1853, at IL O'Clock FOR
service or under the projection Of the United
states. in the city of gton, and also within
three miles OF SAID city from the LIST of July until
speciscst,ens for al the requirements of such
butials can be seen at this Office.
PROPOSALS.
The full name and post Office address of the bid
der must n appear in the proposal
of all the parties must appear, or the bid will be
considered as the individual proposal of the party
Proposal. from d,sloyal partis, ,sin mol Be con-
sidged. and an oath of allegiance must accom- pany
Proposals must be addressed to Captain Edward
I: Hartz, Assistant Quartermaster e. S. Army,
.Proposals for ise burial Of Psrsens SO dying % 1hle
IN the military service or under the protection of
GUARANTEE.
Ihe sesponsibility OF the suarantors must be
p t odars If ss q the css sssss
The ability of the bidder TO all the contract
should it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
bya two responsible persons, whose signatures are
to oe appended to the guarantee, and said guaran
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals viii not be consid
Bonds in the sum of five thousand dollars signed
BY the contractor and both of his guarantors, will
be required of the successful bidder upon signing
the contract.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
We of the county of -, and State Of -
and ofthe county of -, and state of do
hereby guaranty that is able to fulfl contract
In accordance with the terms of his proposition
and that, should his proposition be accepted, he
viii at once enter into . contract in accordance
herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, We are pre-
pared 10 become his securities
ITO this guarantee must be appended the Official
cartihca te above mentioned.t
The right to reject any all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter
MASTER,
Informal proposals will be rejected.
EDWARD L. HARTZ.
je 10-td Captain and A q. M, q. s. A.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
A CHANCE FOR CHEAP GOODS.
JUST oPREEDAr
LANSB URGH 81 BROS
BALTIM E BAR GAIN STORE,
37j SEVENTH STREET,
THIkD Door AsoyEI,
600 pieces Lawns at lS'4 and % cents,
Choice Cslieoss Is; u and % cents.
Lace Points and MantiIss, from Auction, ''A' ~
2Oee dozen Greet { Daniels spooiis, IS cents per
ot0 dozen I. and P Coats spools, 81,
Hosiery; French Oorsets,
Black Silk Mlts
And great n any other Auction Bargains too nu-
merous to mantisn, at half price.
Be wise and call before another rise at
LANsBURGH & BROS
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
80 SEVENTH STREET,
je lo-2w- Third door asoyeI.
WHIrH LPHUR
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.
DOUBLING GAP, PENN'A. 9&M&
JAMES d. HEuDLEY. .Psoprjetor,
Late of Kirkwosd House, Wash nston
SEASON OPENS 18th OF JUNE.
These Springs are in Cumberland County, Penn
accessible from all the principal cities by railroad
rerosd to to ve
staging to the Springs. Tho stage is al ways in
hs h5sTs e.
Washington in the morning can arrive at the
The aotel IS eonmodons and eofortable with
Bot and Cold baths attached, and extensive
grounds for walks and amusement
ltor many years past at the kirkwood House in
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IMPROVED FRePERTY ON KsTREET, OPPO-
,n
no S. fronting 81 feet 10 inches on street M north.
between 18th and Goth streets and running back
rooms; and = small Frame Dwelling Containing 5
This property is Immediately in front OF the
Western Market, and is desirable as business
yeii IRep.i 10. MCGUIRE CO., Auc.s.
Ex6ftiRNT 5uksfrHai "a HsS aousu
IL afs s. sh saiss j. It sesSst ssa
of Fifteenth and streets. We shall sell the
Rsnas: :ss ansss and sSs osk Boosso.ss.
tteserss, Centre, sois, and side Tables,
4i hsss .na sssir
0leloth, Mating. kufs.
Dan 9:%;.l =. and 0hint. Curtain .ns Shades.
Todx screen Chinese
R19a5s; a ard $ls, Msntsl o
Fss TaSs pnins chsrs Bassr RrsS
China and Glassware, Castors. Cutlery,
Wsbstsd ana walnut 6eos'ssds, "ardroses, and
Ek:.ss l.. 81 Rhy.sh' Sssi ss11:,;s Toi..t sst..
Hair and Hust Mattresses,
Single Iron Bedsteads ard Bedding,
Iexelner WIN general assortment or III on
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
Ter ms cash.
je ls.d J. 9. McGpIRE CO, Aucts
ByJAs. C. MCGUIRE / co., 4etioneers.
EURNi; URE AND EFFECTS OF FAMILY
DBcLINISG HOUSEKEEPING AT Authorizations
WEDA EsDAY MORNING June 18th, at 10 Q CLOCK
az NO s67 New York avenue, between 10Th and lIth
comprising -
Suite of black Walnut Psrlor furniture, finished in
Hair cieth
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables
Nantsl Ornaments, Window Sha5es
Br1sseil. sDo other Carpets Rugs
Paricr Radiator, Clock. Fire Irors
Walnut kxtensinn Dining Table
Oak Dining Chairs, China and Glassware
Be sdstea: F. Bureaus, Wardrobes
WashstaEds, Toilet Sets.
Hair and Hulk b 8ttraases Bolsters and Pillows
Cottage Sett. Lounge, Fancy Chairs,
Cooking stove, and Kitchen Utensils, &c., &c.
Terms Cash.
10 I'D ] n McGEIRE4 IN A,c+s
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A OBsrETBICAL SURGEON.
IA. d. RUGGLE6, M. D., late Of N ew York city,
In now permanently located at No. 446 Twelfth
street. Prem his professional ex periense, and ex
ienHivs practise in the New York hospitals, he Is
prepared to give the best treatment to all who need
his services. Special attention given to diseases
v ''A'' 80 A. D. RUGGLEs, M. D.,
my 1m& No. 446 Twelfth st.
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ByJ. c. Mcguire & CO., Auctieneers
DEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE
BRICK DWELLING HOUSES NEAR THE WAR De-
PARTMENT On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June
18th, st clock, the premises shall sell Lot
No. 5, in Davidson 3 Ibdvision of square No l68
fronting on north G street. between nth and 18th
streets i'm proved by two four story brick dwelling
nshed, and conveniently arranged throughout
with water and gas bath rooms, water closets and
fine drainage.
Terms une- fourth cash; the remainder in 6, II.
and Is months, wi tn interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises.
Conveyancing to be paid by purchaser.
@. MCGUIRE CO..
10 GRpn n ChHnn 1 An
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
The COnfederateS in the Valley of Virginia.
A SERIES OF BATTLES.

fisht AT w Inc chester-Cnnfederates Re-
pulSed-The Battle Renswed-Au En-.
gasement at Berryvillr-A Battle at
MartinSburg. &C.
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KENDALL'S
inBoLisE FeR TIE HAIR.


KEEDALLB AABoLINE Is . rare eomDouna OF
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, sad
Herbs for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PBR-
MANINT yIGoR Of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair requires .
gentle stimulsntn - DR. CH1LTOE
"Hsve never had anything which 30 perfectly
answers the purpose of hair dressing"
WARREN WARD, Esq,
No. 277 Canal street. N. Y.
AFTER being bald for seven years your AMBO
LINE has covered the entire scalp with NEW
HAIR" Prof JOHN SENIA.
No. 50 King street, N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Put in boxes, containing two bsttles,)
price 81.
Manufactured and for sale at Wholesale by
KENDALL & BANNISTER,
3e fsem No. 542 BROADWAY, NY.
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A ssISTANT QUARTERMASTER's DEPOT
"A Corner of G. and 22d streets,
WASHING toN. June 8, Isi3.3
win be sold at auction. on WEDN ESDAY, the
2th june inst ant, at the Corral Obser atory
. lot OF condemned Horses and Mules the proper
ty of the United States
Terms cash in Government funds.
g. ii. TcMPKINs.
lie lid Captain A. c. NJ o. A.
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ByJ y. McG UlhE o.. Auctioneers.
T'RUSTEE's SALE LlLOTs NEAE
Il THE DEPOT AT PUBLIC SALE-By virtue of
deed of trust recorded in Lber j. A. g., No l47,
foos 9, OF seq. among the land records for Wash
viii sell, at Public Auction, in front of the
premises. on TIL HuRSDAY, the 18th day of June,
three. seven. eight, eleven, fourteen. and dfteen,
the subdivision Of original lot numbered two, in
Is, Z, II, Il, and ID. in subdivision of Lot q
square No sze, which are NEST eizibly located on
D and treets north, and offer rare chance for
purchasers.
Terms of sale: One half cash and the residue in
one year with in terest, secured on the premises.
All conveyances at purcb aser Is cost.
Unless the terms of sale complied with in
three days from the day of sale the right resell
at Il risk and cost of defaultins purchaser is
served.
By order of tn e Trustees.
ie5e eod&ds j C. MoGUIREG & CO.. Auets
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dience gave a succession OF cheers for
each Of the names announced, and til. n
commenced q voluntary subscription,
which, amid All uprOar of cheering. speed
ily ran up to several thousand dollars -
The bank notes came i'll over the heads OF
the audience so rapidly as TO require three
or four persons on the platform TO receive
them, and but few moments elapsed be
fore all the available hats were filed. and
others had To- be borrowed. As an unpre
meditated and spontaneous outburst OF
generosity, it was unequal-d.
The same enthusiasm and liberality
prevailed at the grand stand for the re.
crption of donations tn the soldiers fund
This enterprise was Initiated 10y the Cen-
trail Committee, to count-ract, so far As
possible, the evil effect of Gov Yates
action in defeating the passage Of the
were generous beyond belief The people
came Up unitcdly. and paid their money
down with the fullest cnHdance in its
honest disposal. 1t only needed the an
nouns~ment that Gov. Yates was TO have
no hand in spending the money to induce
every man to give to- the extent OF his
abilities. In this way the receipts of the
day footed up the magnificent sum OF
$i7, 800 \ large portion of this WAS in
sums of 81, $40, and $50 but MANY sin.
gle Subscriptions ran up Ia $)UJand 81 900.
II was one OF the grai.d.st eXhibitIuns OF
public generosity eyer recorded.
Among life .ubscri pti"ns from Chicago
was one on u telesraphic dispatch from
MessrS, Turner & Subway. Of that city,
donating 500. Mr. Geo Judd, of Spring
field, and Alex Starne, State Treasurer,
gave 500 each
The entire demonstration may be set
down as one Oh the most successful in all
respects ever held by the democracy Of
the Northwest,
Notwithstanding the immense crowd,
the undoubted enthusiasm, and the con-
sequenI confusion incident to such NUM-
beers, there was no disorder, no outbreaks,
an': NO trouble. There was but one i'm
pulse animating the whole, and that WAS
enthusiasm for the Cause, and d-ternIn-
alton to sustain i. 10y every means within
the power of peaceable and law abiding
citizens
The convention dissolved At Rightfall,
and the crowd. separated TO seek their
homes
Meetings were held during the evening,
however, ut various places in ,he city,
which were addressed by Numerous speak
ers Of note.
The resolutions adopted are some~ha.
lengthy, and we are ob!ig to defer their
publication to our next They declare, in
strong terms, against the late executive
usurpa,i"ns in the illegal srres, of citizens
and suppression OF freedom Of speech and
the press, and against the abolition war
POLICY Of the Administration; and also
denounce Gov. Yates for proroguins the
Legislature.