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tlv,. O. MEG UIRE & CO.. Auctionssrs.

VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE REAR
OF ThE NATIONAL HOTEL AT PUBLIC
On THUksDAY AFTERNOON. May 18th, at 81
o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot No. g.
north street, between AZ and 9th streets vest
and running back about l23 feet to . 30 foot wide
public alley. with Brick Building, long and
house"
The central location of this valuable property
renders 1t very desirable for business purposes
and we Invite the particular attention OF capital
lists and business men to the sale.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in s, 10 AMI
IS months, with interest, secured by q deed OF
trust On the premises.
Cost of conveyancins and revenue stamps to be
m l0.d J. O. MCGUIRE CO., Auots.
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DROPosALs FOB FLOUR.

phSFS6hLo fSh EbOOo.
Office Depot Com ynissnry OF Snbsi.tsrc.l
Washlnston, May Is. 1855.
sealed Proposals are invited until May 10, 1855,
at Il O'Clock m. for furnishing the Subsistence
Department with
FLOUR
The proposals will be for what is known 1t this
Depot as Nos. ], 2, and 8, and bids win be enter.
tain ed for any quantity less than the whole.
Bids must be in duplicate, and for each grade on
separate sheets of paper.
Eve days frem the opening of the bids and must be
delivered in such quantities, daily as the Govern
nlent may direct, either at the Government ware.
house in orgstown, At the wharves, or railroad
depot in Washington d O.
The delivery Of all Flour awarded to be com.
pleted within twenty days from the acceptance OF
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered
in new oak barrels, head lined.
PAYMENT will be made in such funds as the Gov
ernment may have for disbursement. 49,
The usual Government inspection Will be made
just before the Flour is received. and none Will be
accepted which is not fresh ground, and OF supe-
An oath Of all giancs must accompany the bid of
each bidder who has not the oath on hle in this
Office, and no bid will be entertained rom parties
who have previously failed to cor ly With their
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
Bids to be addressed to the undersisned. at No.
~ K.T BRIDGES,
myI5-s CAPTAIN @. 8. v.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement OF
A. ). Cox & Co, Attorney at Law and Claim
Agent Union Building, 800 Z street, near
Growers theatre.
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RoTHsCHILD's SUMNER GARDEN is now
open to the public, filled with arbers and wei
supplied with refreshments. Music every
evening by the band OF the Q uartermaster';
Department.
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IEsANITY.-Yesterday, Peter Dabney, col.
ored found in the streets in a state OF insanity,
was sent TO the U. s. Insane Asylum.
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COURT OF EQUITY-DIsTRICT OF CoLUM-
BIA-Judge Wyiie.-Isabella Hurdle against
Charles Hurdle. An order was issued to
Charles A. Hurdle to show cause why he has
not paid the alimony ordered under former
decree of this court
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Il. sS Of mn
c., that she win open next Thursday. 18th
sPRiN4 and SUMNER BONNETs just received
fro-a Paris. she is known for many years BY her
-pQs customers to have the best and most
tasteful and elegant Bonnets. Please call and see
at - Franklin street Baltimore, Md, before any
purchase. Is. 3tt
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RY THos. BOWLING. Auct.: Georgetown.
IMPROVED PROPERLY GEORGETOWN AT

On THURSDAY, May 18th, at O'Clock p. M, L
9 III sell, in trent of the premises. the two two
story Brick Houses known as Nos. and q, in the
Twenty Buildings, each fronting 20 feet on 4th
street, between Market and Frederick streets, and
running back about 30 feet.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six months.
secured by a deed of trust on the property.
Convey ancng and siam ps at the cost OF the pur-
chaser. THOMAS BOWLING.
NY I'D Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES,

RYWM L. WALLS co., Auctioneers
So L.. ~. BET. 9TH and 10th Sta
q, g FALL q 9oEsls; eA 4 b. 10; -.
bazaar We viii r ssII saspt HORSES,
ssistaSle to saddle and harness, of which 'ul de-
A large collection q liSs ::- and s.cs I'D hand
WVs.riss.s; Bugsiss, Roskavays. Express
Ne. and second hand H h1s0; ,,se
ass.d {. .s.h rauF'as and Bat
Wi xIi & 6 s5l.1 Hse sale
Pr W. L. WALL CO., Auotioneers.
GOOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
IT dToL srrR1HT, At AgGII0N.
o'slock at the house Bast Capitol street desis-
pated BY the flag. . good assortment OF Household
Iurniturs. embracing the Parlor Furniture and
Also. s
At o clock. same afternco the House aud Lot,
inches on East Capitol street. and rusnine bs X
ny ieet. between 4th and sth streets.
my WIN. L. WALL & co., Aucts.
RY VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctio neers.
- Warrington Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
80 La. av., bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES. GO.
,siATUBDAY MORNING next. 10Th instant, at 10
FIFTY HORSES.
suited to harness and the saddle.
Also large collection of Wagons, Carriages,
Bueeie.. RockaWays. &c.
kss fnd nad Sat-
urday. without regard 10 weather.
Carrisg Wagons, and Harness always at pri-
INV IL W L. WALL n CO. Aucts
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AUUTIOlg SALES.
THIS AFTERNO0N AND T0-AORROW.
RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct: asorsetov..
A FIRST GLASS COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE

o,v,,,.AT AUCTION.
public saesi,s NAY Z. at Nm, viii SELL ct
rooSs sS containing, BY recent survey, So sores
In timssp ~ gsrehss; an adjoining tract, mostly
rss fis.iSss En- .ss,
ted In . grove of forest oak an .o
a ns t ~. or r1
Stable Ice house. filled with Ice, and othsr n.sas
ssry ontbuildin 6. There 10 large numbes of
rrait Trees: standard and dwarf. embracing near.
The above place Is situated in the county Of
Washington b. O. TX miles north of4eorRetovn
directly east Of ST. Adams church, on she rosd to
Tennallytown. It il bounded on the north and
east by proposed pu bile road. called "Woodley
Road. part of which was completed last year.
BY which road the place will be within Is minutes
drive of Washington city.
further description Of this pro perty IL deemed
unnecessary. as all conte plating purchasing are
Terms enc third cash; balance upon terms to
be agreed upon the day of sale.
ny6 THOS, BOWLING Aucts
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TI1OwINa PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. BY the
j Potomsc Tow Co%gSpy,s BoSts, POTOMAC,
tbe Osptaips on board or TO JNO. b. DAVIDSON
Water street, Georgetown may IL
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PERSONAL.

WANTED Information of LUCY GLEED.
w (colored from the widow Carter g. Oakland.
near Leesburg, Va. Inform alton will be thank
fully received by her mother at Daniel Russ
house, on street. near North Capitol street.
my lott -
WILL HENRY JOHNSON, eolored, please ad.
w vertise.in the Evening star his place Of resi-
denee, Suppressed to be In Richmond y so his wife
can End him. IRichmond papers please copy
my I5-3t"
nR. PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsyivania
- avenue, near 18th ST., over Aessrs. Kidwellh
Drug Store. APIS sniff
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ELSEWHERE WILL BE SEEN the notice of the
dissolution of the firm of J. w. Thompson i
Co, Plum bers and Gas Filters, No. 300 Penn.
avenue. Mr.. A. r. Shepherd, the junior part
ner, will carry on the business at the same
place, and no doubt receive the continued
favors of the old patrons.
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NOW LANDING. ONE CARGO nee AND
M STOyE eIZBS LYKENS VALLEY
RED ASH COAL.


NOW LANDING. ONE CARGO lGG AND
M STOyE SIZES. LYKENS VALLEY
RED ASH COAL
This is the best COAL mined for family use; il
recomme pds itself to all who have sed it; 1t ig
mites quickly being especially adapted to cooking
purposes. and 10 the most economical COAL Tor
summer W% va Ash COAL of the best quality,
seasoned OAK and Pine WOOD, sawed and split. or
coIo length iof eaie W W. r. STONE,
Once and Yard
Cor 9th at and Missouri avenue.
mvu1v- On the Canal.
ORGAN.-ws have Just received several neg
~ style Mason & Hamlin Cabinet organs Win
Sub Bass and Octave Coupler. Also seven more
ofsteipway Sons Pianos.
At the Wsrerrooms Of u-,yuorr
DEwARl OF COUNTERFEITs ANB UNPRIN:
ID CIPLBD DEALERS endeav bring to dispose OF
their own and other prepArAtions on the reputs.
ton attained By HELMBOLD's PREP.
ARATIONS ~25-6m
nELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU Is
II pleasant in taste and odor, free from all
injurious properties. and immediate in It's &C
tioa mar 16m
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DRoposALs FOL. TIE ss aEsAPPIS Ping AND Paw
CANAL BRIDGE 70 THE FRONT

pronosals will be received at the Mayors OF &c
suntii 10 m on Monday, 2ist instant, for the pur-
nn 40 ~ GRADING and PAYING "a street. fro N toe
Gsnai 10 the front Of City Hall. with stones STINT
lar to those used in paving Baltimore street Bal
or es in diameter. and seven inches in depth.
y! state the o, per yssd for
ins To- be laid in . bed of pure gravel twelve in.
cnes deer, and the street veil wet before being
TIER noysred with sharp gravel. the whole to be
6nished to the entire eatisfaction OF the Com mis-
eioner of the Fourth Ward and the Assistant Com.
n'i''ohsf' RICHARD wALLAoH. Mayor.
Pih r 81 ADAMS fshns Assistant Commissioners. Sd
my Is
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ny W. L. WALL & 90, Auctioneers.
SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN THE SEVENTH
WARn AIIHlIA,L

WARD AT AUCIioN.
b By Of s 5s R "a. S S
s. 81 i, 5;
Sss h tnf M st 9 Ssesss
Charles A. Pelton, deceased. together with my
FSss I ii .sd 10 t e 5 Sds
erty. viz All ofLot numbered twenty three, t23,l
nine t4ssJ Of the plan Of the city Of washinsten
ibis properly is situated s, on the corner Of -
snest Srict d1elIins house Anu 10 W
Terms. One half cash; tbs residue in three and
M tine hi
bearing interest from the day Ct sle ,oa u, .,.
purchase money is paid
n n fSit q
A. LLOYD, Attorney and Agent
THE ABOVE DESCRIBED. PROPERTY WILL
be res9id Or IHURsDAtH the 18th aa day Of May
the second deAst1fN Guardian
.p VIII attfin;y &C., eoa AAs sss:
ay THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO
TUESDAY, '6' ssu JEAN aTs PPeohToN Guardian
myl2 W L. WALL & 60 Aucts.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
THURSDAY ii sus snssfs a' PeLToN Guard.uz
a. LLOf ID, AItOrney auu hseut
myl7 W. WALL Il CO., Auct,,
IT MARsHAL's sALE;-In virtue Of az .E 1t
Of the Supreme Oeurt of the District of @ olu
and to me directed, viii expose to PUBLIC sale,
for cash, at the Auction Store of VIM. L. Wall &
Co: en- Penn avenue aud 9th street, ON SATUR
DAY. the 9th day of May Inst, nlmencing at 10
O'Clock g.. one Trunk containi large
sOrtnent ofladies apparel seiz ed snd levied upon
as the goods and chattels of Blank. and win be
sod to satisfy judcials, No 7s5 in favor of Moses
Il Bear against George R w hisT5o 4. LAMox.
myFtd q. 8. Marshal, D. G.
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BOARDING.

TABLE BOARD at 4s5 10th street. between
1 and 3, at S. per week. Also, fURNIsHEo
ROOMS. Is
EUKNIsHID ROOMS WITH BOARD Airy,
L well furnished Rooms, and z frst-rste table;
Accommodating q fns view Of the country from
Arlington to Soldiers Home. Street cars pass the
door. Inquire of HENRY ALEAANDhh. lbs
22d st. myH-eo3t'
OWEN OR EIGHT GENTLBMEN can obtain
- GOOD Table BOARD at 81 18th street, near I.
Terms m crate. my l6 .2t*
UNOIJR OR FIVE GBNTLEMEN CAN BE WELL
4 sccommod ated with BOARD and LODGING on
* street. south corner of 25th. mar 20
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RoBBRRY.-Yesterday, officer Anderson, of
the mounted police, LIST precinct arrested
Moses ]. Wixom and Orlando Turner, upon a
charge of high way robbery. 1t was sworn be-
fore Justice Handy, by Stephen O'Brien, that
Wixom knocked O'Brien down and took his
pocket book and money, on the road east Of the
Anacostia. Turner was with Wixom. The
pocket book and meney were found on Wixom,
who was sent TO Jail for court Turner was
dismissed
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by IAs. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

by IAS. G. Meg & CO.. Auctioneers.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH
sTRffETss WEST. al i PuBi 4th SAIL H. i'ih
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May 10th. shall
sell, in front of the premises, at O'Clock, by
tue Of decree Of the Orphans Court, dated the
18th day of May 1868, ratified and confirmed by the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbis on the
18th day Of May, 1855. the following described
handsome Building Lots. viz:
Lots numbered four "a and Ave, 81 in SOU are
mbered two hundred aud eighteen. (2S,) Lot
north street, between 14th and 18th streets west,
running back with a side alley to 80 foot alley
running back the same depth to the said 81 foot
alley
Terms: One half cash balance in months. the
purchaser to give note for the deferred payment,
bearing interest from the day OF sale aud secured
to the satisfaction of the guardian.
All conveyancins. including revenue stamps, at
the coht of the purchaser.
Title perfect.
Mrs. ELIZA ANN DRAIN. Guardian.
my l6 d&ds J. G. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts.
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RY J. g. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
NEATTw0 STORY FRAME HOUSE ArPUBLrc

ny J. G. MCGUIRE co., Auctioneers.
NEATTw0 STORY FRAME HOUSE ArPUBLIC
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 18th, ct
o'cleck, on the premises, we shall cell parts of
feet on 9th street. between N and streets and
running back "a feet inches to alley improved
BY neat two story Frame House, containing i've
rooms subject TO ground rent Of 50 per
mum. Terms cash.
Copv.yancinE and stamps at the cost Of the
my i3-dtds MCGUIRE & CO. Anet..
Spsp a9KsE SSSgARREihMhsrsRs
GRAIN CLEANERS, &c.
Chief o,arteymaste,'s C6ee. Dspot Of Washinstonl
WIZ be sold st Pgsiic auction, under the diree
tion of Captain Q. Ii. TOmki ms, A. Q. M. Q. 8.
A., at the Government Warehouse, situated on the
square between L and and 2Dth and 2lst streets,
Washin eton D. O., on THURSDAY, May 18th.
1855, at 10 O'Clock .. M, lot of Quartermss-
ter's Stores, condemned as unfit for public use.
Axes, Picks. Augurs, Brushes, Boilers, Brides,
Buckets Blankets, Bits, BroOms, Saddle Bags,
Wagon Covers, Curry Combs, Chisels. FORCES,
Chairs, Forks, Hammers. Hatchets. Knives, Hsr-
ness. Lanterns, Plates, Collar Pads Rope, Rulers,
alarge lot of Wrought-Iron Scraps, Cast Iron,
Horse Shoes, Wagon Tire, &c.
ALSO,
u Horse Powers. com plete, 10 Burr stone Mills,
2 Elevators, with shaftipg, Grain Cleaners and Q
lot of Betting and Iron Gearing:
stores within FIVE days from date OF sale.
Terms cash. in Government funds.
d. IA RUCKBR, Brigsdier General,
my4.l3t and Chief Quartermaster.
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o'clock, on the premises We shall sell the nsrth-
srn part OF Lot Numbered e. in Square Ne 100,
ming back 81 feet The improvements consists of
Two-s story Frame House, in good repair, and
under rent to a good tenant ct twelve dollars a
month.
This property fronts 10th street west, near the
market, in thriving peIghborhood VIII ere prop.
erty has largely enhanced in valre and will be
sold without reserve, as the owner is about to
leave the city.
Terms 500 cash at the time of sale; the residue
in 6 and Il months. with interest secured by a
deed Of trust on the premises.
.Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-A small sum of MONEY at Growers
Il Theater, which the owner can have by calling
at $50 II st., bet 18th and 18th SITS. m l7-3t+
I OsT-AGENrS SUBSCRIPTION BOOK for
IL Gettysburg Pictures, of no value to any on
except the owner. A liberal reward will be
RIG Pa aYenne Washin afon Rnildinp IT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04
quorum oil states.

Senator Sumner argnes in the New
York Post that the Constitutional amend
ment for tho abolition of slavery having
received the vote Of the, Legislatures OF
three. fourths OF The States row actually
participating in the affairs Of the govern
ment, is now passed aud is in full and
valid force.l He contends that as both
the Senate aud House of Representatives
have ruled that the quorum consists of the
requisite proportion Of the N members from
the States represented, aud that, as the
Constitutions amendment passed both
houses according to, this rule; as the na-
I onal debt was sanctioned by bo'h houses
thus organized, and treaties with foreign
powers have been similarly sane iohed that
therefore, ,iahea quorum Of States rt qusite
for the pssssg ge of the JCoos.itueonal
amendment is plainly three-fourthsa o. the
States iy actually participating e. in the
government. The grounds taken by, Mr.
Sumner are somewhat Goubtfnl, but IL
would lie but little trouble,o test them In
the United States Supreme Court Let
a slave 10 any State, where slavery is not
yet abolished, sue for his freedom 10 the
Federal courts, on the issue raised by Mr..
Sumner, and on an appeal to the Supreme
Court, the poiut will forever be set at rest.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04
Railroad Car a, night.

Il +. Taylor has been taking o railroad
ride, and having failed. perbsps,to enjoy
The ride, enjoys himself 10 describing what
be s"w. The following glimpse at hi,
companions as they appeared when night
Fsld sleep" viii be appreciated by al
who have "been there's . t.i
| came near forgetting that your old
friends were all on the irsn-4tbe women
piump down in your scat and regard YOU
with thankless and supeseillous eyebrow,
as II you were somebody that had blun
dered into breathdcm without leave. and
the man who dons bis best garments to
TO travel 10, mounts the. train as clerical
/ asbiatk brondcloath can make him and
leaves It with the looks oka dusty miller
And tie night scenes, sounds and asccnts
are as curious Zss ever. Wbiffs Of boots
snaJfmothefipg gusts of'musk, patch onIi,
cheese, TOBACCO, apds fcetod that could
never be fit to walk yon5Ziouis,. hiH,' with
out wade and wash in jordan, are bleu.
ded 'Asthe night wears on, The feltov
who always fails TO be funny, flickers out
Ikea penny dip; ibe ten pin OF man n%ho
had sat bolt upright oil day, grows as
Mandarin, for even Homer nod ysat
times; tbe gid with the little giggle, that
had been Fippling like tunnisg water,
weak, washy' and everlasting, in;ermits,
grows Interesting and falls asleep; men
make letter rs Of themselves, shut np ike
pocket knives, roll up ike pofcupines, al.
verge like Y's; trim and shapely woman
tumble to. o.pieces, aud lie ia little heaps of
undstinguishable garments upon 4 he seats;
the red and dissipated lamps wink sleepiIy
and lezily at you, and the clstter to,eL,ok
Of the iron wheels hammers out the long
dull stIip Of darkness. Then comes that
mensgerie Of respiration that men have
agreed TO coll snoring; you have bsfks,
snuffs, shorts and growls; one credks Hike
o rusty hinge, smother pants like anepgine,
or " hines like o spaniels or is forever blows
ing ont candles. B y andlbys the csrowia
dows turn rebel gray, for day is begias
ming to dawn ibid you ever see q woman
6atcbed out? b; Now, is the golden #, oppor-
tunity., Leads-if that is. the lady's name
We read of-whose double yoIked egg gave
Is Caster and Poleux-if T have not for
gotten all abont twas hardly more won 4
lerfnl Yonder bundle of skirts, shawls
md cloaks as shapeless as grist, begins
% stir; first. peeps out a. pair OF feet, and
hen pair of hands, and then fair asd
.angled head; at las: emerges a female
hape, and Eve is hatched before your eyes,
md the world is better for waking wo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04
h:s.rmon 10 . Preacher.

Never shall l forget the remark Of a
learned legal friend, who was at one time
somewhat skeptical 10 his views Said ne
to me: "Did / believe as you DO, that the
ma 'ses of oar race are pershlng 10 sin, l
could have no rest. l would fly TO tell
them Of salvation. / would labor day aud
night. / would speak With oil the energy
aud psthos / could summon, Y would warn
aud eptreat my fellow men. 10 turn unto
Christ, and receive salvation at his .hsnds.
am astonished at The manner 10 which the
msiority of you ministers tell your msssage.l
Why. You do not aet as il you believed
your own words. You have not the
sarnestness in preaching that we lawyers
have in pleading. II We were IS tame as
YOU are, We would no. carry sipg'e suit.
A decade Of years has passed away since
that remark was made. bless God it
was addressed to me. IL put q Ere in py
bones which l hope will burn ss long as ]
live. God preached stirring sermon Ia
me that day BY the mea.h Of that .infde
lawyer, roosevelt 40 ~ t51ti reI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04
ARIZONA was the the.,er of an ancient

ARIZONA was the the.,er of an ancient
CIVILIZATION, which has lett monuments, but
not history. Well constructed houses are
existing there, untenanted evidences of ex
tensive mining and agriculture. I:was ev.
identity not Aztec. but Toltecan or anti
Tobecanr civilization. The Apaches, a
species Of Indian analogous to the Malays
of India, now overrun the territory, and
cannot be civilized Tbs NJ 'kes are
more interesting people, They upon
the mountains and cultivate the lands in the
valleTs, fc.. 7which they pay tribute of one
tenth to the Apache,. They now humber.
about II, 900, are of fair complexion, and
somewhat European in features Some
Welsh c,Ionis;s of Ulan visited them, and
found remarkable similarities of features
aud langusge-,he same intricate system
Of consonantal words, and other dialeetic
peculiarities belong to the Cymareg -
There is theory that PciGee Madoc, who
left North w ales in the reign of Henry II
Of England, was the founder of an Ameri
can colony of which the Mokes are the de
Sceuudl|S. ff.' trE.H