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Baton Beusss onicsr-osesr Barbss Or; L. @. Morris.
Il. p; h. Cssriinsky. Scribe
WASHINGTON INCOMPETENT No.e
Nests the and fourth Mondays in each month";
Msrisny Bundines Third District ofcsrs r. stahs @ r
II. y. sturrksn. n. r.; J. Rsinsr. Scribe
LAFAYETTE ENcxxPKENT NOT.
Meets the hrst and third Wednesday Jefferson Han.
corner Of Magazine and rhs Streets FOURTH District.
osceu-J w. Allen O. p; Frank Phstez, X. r; George
Ritter. Scribe
ODD FELLOWS REST. 90
Meets m the Once Of Grand Secretary, seecra
Monday IN January, April, July and 0ctsasr The
Board meets on she third Monday IN January orgssss
ton oncers-J a. Dunlap, President; Josiah Folger score
tary, Joseph West, Treasurer; John Quinn. sexton
GENERAL RELIEF coMNITTBR
Meets in Office Grand Secretary Friday evening IN every
ofcsrs-A W. xeDonsl President; JOSIAH FOlssr.
Secretary.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF As
ISOLATION
Meets sce Secretary Saturday Of each month
Animal meeting Saturday lnuary Officers FOR 1855
K NJ Rusha President O. w. Roper Flint Vice Presidents
" Phse Second Vice President Luther Homes Ssereays
A Wallace Hunter. Treasurer
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Monday In each Ofhce Of the Grand
Secretary. Election FIRST Monday May for Dlroctor
BoARD YoR lsSs-Prsidsaf-E NJ Rgshs, NJ W. q NJ.
Fysence Couratse-J. q. Dunlap A Wallace Hunssrt
Eugene p. Brugers. ..rr
Raz 0bmmssss-G L. Thos. Il Shields. Z. n. Ra,rchad.
George Drmsyer
@. W. Roper. II. hlspaush. s. K. Moore. q. L. Henry
JOSIAH FOLGKR, Secretary.
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Sam Ward, who is prominent 10 the Butler re-
port, is good deal Of bird by all accounts, and
a type Of the generic Washington Spectator. He
has been all over the world, speaks German,
Spanish, Italian and French; has visited Mexico
in several Indian dialects, Published volume of
poems, shipped before the mast, and knows every
considerable public man in the country. He
drinks only champagne, buys gold at the rate of
fifty thousand at stroke, wears good clothes, il
never moody, takes life like q Dutch canal ia
Easter week and looks upon Congress as sort of
third house 70 himself. Such genius has no dis.
like OF Gen. Butler. He recognizes in the general
thorough man Of the world, and attributes all
his idiosyncraeies 10 the slight accident of his
New England birthplace. The more points Gen.
Butler can make on Sam Ward, the more Sam
Ward sdmires Gen. Butler. They match like an
educated mule and Dan Rice's learned stallion
The admiration that is lost between them is IN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to Chicago Tribune.
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Why AMERICAN GIRLs STfY IN PARrs.-La Vie
Parisienne contains spicy article, entitled
American Ladies in Paris" Here is an extract
from Il, which explains one Of the reasons why
90 many wealthy American ladies like to reside
permanently in Europe: "Why is it." asks the
paper, that 30 many Of these fair Americans
prefer staying permanently in Europe! We know
one Of the reasons. Look at that charming bru.
nette from New York. She is only TWENTY-FIVE
years old, though she looks good deal older.
Let her go back 70 New York. and in Eve or six
years she will look like q European woman of
forty-6ye; let her remain in Europe. and at the
age Of thirty. five she will be Just as fresh aud at
tractive as abe Is now. The American ladies know
this full well. They are struck with the rosy
looks OF our women Of thirtyfve and forty, and
they compare their appearance with that OF their
fair circumstances OF the same age In America"
The Vie Psrisienne thinks, however, that Ameri
can women, desirous OF preserving their charms
as long as possible, should settle In Scandinavia
Scandinavian climate is regular beauty pre-
server"
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THE 4. w. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, o. o. p.
Meets annually on the fourth Tuesday IN January
July. New Orlssns ocer for the present lsos-E
RushA Of No O. n W. Grand Master; =. Hun Of Noss-
T. W. ID. Grand Master; E. II. FArchild OF No. H. R. W
Grand wsrden Folgsr Of No. n. W. Grand Secrs
tay; W Dsssdsrnisr Of No 10, W. Grand rreasurer
Luther Homes Of No Is and O. Dunlap, Of No Is. r. W.
O. Representatives L. Q. Rev @. Ia More Of No Is ".
Grand Chapsin John B. Benz. Of No. w. Grand Marshal;
A. Mszureau Of No. 40 W. Grand Conductor; J. Rsimsr.
Of No. TO- Grand Guardian; O. J. n tslsohn. Of No.
Is, W. Grand Herald
DEPUTY DISTRICT GRAND MAsrERs-P. O. john Barnett.
81 No. II, District No. 2; g. A. vandegrf Of No ..
District No 5; p G. g. Grsamors. Of No 81 District No.
q; r @. s. p Clarke, No IS District No 8; p O. B. e.
CLANCY, Of No Distrcs u p O. Jacob schrsiasr OF
No. % District No IL; p. O. a. Hunicker, Of No a. Dis
rc. No IL P. @. O. W. Guth Of No. %. District No. s.
STANDING COMMITTEES -sase Of the orde-P a. Sire Geo.
W. Race. Of No. Il; p O. Master w. O. Wilson, Of Ma g.
p. q. Master Gardner Smith, Of No II.
JsdiciaL-P. q Master Lu'her Homes Of No. Is; P. O.
d. D. g. N. Phi Schneider. Of No. 10 p q. D. weidner
No. a.
Constitution and ByLa,os-P. a. Master George Nunges-
or. Of No. ~ p G. Henry Haskell, of No Is; r G. VIM
Wisett OF No. IL
Petitions Appers q. Master j. O. Dunlap. No.
Is; P. @. L. Graham. of No a.; p. D. g. NJ Benjamin
Moses. efNo.6.
Legissatsve-P g. Master Thomas H. Shields, Of No. 8;
P. g. Master Howard Mnlspazgh Of No. II; p q. Joseph
West, OF MOL ll.
FSnosos-P O. Master A. wallace Hunter Of No. Is; p.
@. Master Edward Psbury mo. ls p. @. La Y. Tower
ofNo. Il
Otedeassals-P q. A. w. MaoDonei Of No. Is; p a. Frank
Phster. Of No. Is; P. q. George Dirmsyer, Of No a.
An communications the A. W. Grand Master Grand
Secretary should be forwarded 10 the Of the Grand
sretay tho Mutual Company
ner Of Camp street and Commercial Place
JOSIAH FoLGER. Grand Secretary.
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EREKOB MEDICINEs-
PREPARED BY aRIMAULT co.,
Chemists to III. L II. Prince Napoleon,
PARIS

These different medicines represent the medical
discoveries founded the principles Of Chemistry and The
Tapeucs They be COMPOUNDED with quAck
medicines their efficiently ind their compost
ton Circumstance Vch has FUSED taem 20 be
and prescbsd BY the Faculty In the whole world They
widely differ from those medcnes advertised in
the public papers able TO possible disease
they applicable but very 70 comp slnts The
most stins laws exist In Franco
medical preparations and only those which have und
examination by the Academy Of Medicine and
proved ccacious either the hospitals practice OF
The FIRST meoical authorised BY msnt
THIS fact DO guarantee for exceency Of Messrs
GkIMAULr CO.'S MEDICINES.
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comiums passed upon her By the CRESCENT are
heartily Endorsed by those of orr citizens who
are fortunate as 10 hive listened TO her magical
manipulaiions. John Robinson's Circus aud Me-
nsgere will exhibit here for one week. c0mmenc-
ing on the 18th. RAINBOW.
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GRIMAULT oO.'s
syrup OF Ferruginous Peruvian Bark

GRIMAULr a CO.'S
syrup OF Ferruginous Peruvian BARK.
Chemists TO q. R II. Prince Napoleon,
Is RUE RIOHELIEU. PARIS
spreperasOa has the advantage Of combining
most powerful tonios known In the medical world OF perfect
mpdy and agreeable taste this Syrup taken with pleasure
It Is par s1cesncs The FERRUGINoUs TONIC which
should be administered adie: Of delicate constitution
% children Of weak constitution and parteslsry
risyio. Css,ytcs 1sssralas WIFE, Is1oaryh.. nsh,
Want Of Appetite, Poverty Of BLOOD ETC.
No More Difficult or PainfaI Digestion.
DIR. BURN Do BUISsoNS QLsureats ofths Paris Imps
nal Academy Of Medicine DIGESTIVE LoZ gNGES.
This delicious preparation always prescribed by the most
reppted medical in Frsnce in Of Drang
and Laborous Digestion Wind in the sorn ach and Bowels
EmacsOn Jsundcs sAd Complaints Of the Liver and Groin
Nervous Headsehes. NeuraIgis. Dial rhea,
INsTANTANEOUsLY CURED BY GRIMAULrs
GUARAsA.
This vegetable substance whica grows In BraEs has
The Bowels Is has proved greatest ser
vice in Of Cholera 1t Is preventive cure in
cases OF DisIrhea
No More Copaiba and Cubebs.
GRIaAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT CT
kATIOo vEGKTALIs.
Where all other medicines failed these preparations
cure and chronic private diseases
They used in the hospitals Of Paris By the DIT
mineral remedies and 6Opaba Oubebs The pjsst;on il
used In recent and capsules in chronic csss4
n. BAH the above MEDICAL PREPARATIONS are
accompanied By instructions 70 the in which they
General Depot In Paris ct skIxAULr oos,
q Rue Richebeu
OhArtres street
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A LLEGHAAY sPRIN6s.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VIRGINIA.

This Watering Place favorsby known to the people OF
tie South ready tor the reception o. visitors aimee
the last the property has received additional improve
ment and in thor ugh repair The reputation Of the
ensve and rmy established that IL Is
to the particular diseases for which Il Is
aspecine pamphlet containing elaborate analysts OF
the water and the testimonials 70 its remsrksblc curative
properties be had application to W. ktroLhsr,
lJ nehburg and to Parce Laid Co. Ri hmond who viii
also kes supply Of the water for sale Tho ALLEGHANY
81 RINGS degh fully situated in bend Of the soanoks
River among The highest Of the Allegheny Mountains
possessing the attractions OF Mountain and Water
Scenery combined within three snd ball miles OF shsr
ve on the Va and Tenn Railroad THE great thorougnfare
North and SouthJ and accessible from oil parts OF the
Union very fine read being made aud comfortable
four horse Coaches VIII meet au Shawsys FIR tbs
cOnveya ofpsssenger the Springs rhe resident
vii maze the place attractive and com
Portable -.---fr .r
Telegraph Ohice hich being eonAtructe1J
meets this place with all Of the Unitsd States An Bx
press Ofcs has al been aDshed here and pack
be any part Of lhs country The Virginia and Zen
Railroad Co. vii have Office for he sAs OF tickets
20 al points North and south.
BOARD pei by :
49,
Children under 10 years OF and eervsnts Hall Price
Addres4 C. A COLHOUN, Resident Partner
Allegheny springs, Va
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A ROOK ZOE THE UNroRrUNArE

J. BALDWIN DUFrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EASES Impoeney, Joss OF Power. Nervous Debility with
Notes Impements 10 Marriage should be read BY all
mpletng marriage Sent BY mail receipt Of Is csnts
]. B. DUFF GRIFFIs,
New Orssns Nedicsl Institute,
20 Msgasine street,
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RUENA VISTA EN9LIsH
O sICAL HoOL.

Having returned tsrsr absence OF threo war;, n
srmer home In the Immediate vicinity Of Franklin Tan,
viii open on MONDAY, the 10th Of September next an ~
glish and classical School, for the education Of Bows
Thelocsly Of this institution delightful eombin,n IN
the advantages Of town and country grounds ara
sndw baagan besutned and adorned with
and shrubbey The building large we'll ventilated ana
admirably adapted for School purposes house ha. hem
recently furnished from cellar TO garrett and IL now han
reprinted repapered reeeansed and repurnsd 90 that NJ
locality In the whole country win be more healthful
The discipline Of the School win be mid and naren..I 80
firm and decided and every effort viii be sde 70 asva a.
physical intellectual and faculties Of the nnnI r.
Principal Of the School IL prepared to board tan or ~
scnolsra
Terms for Session OF Five Months:
tuition IN Primary Department ....,....... n "a
Higher Branches Of Mathematics Classic each extra an
Board per month. including fuel and lights ... 40 an
O"n'insen' On
Washing at laundress' prices
JAMES McNUTT, PRINCIPAL
References nom Tcnnessee-Co. Jno Mc9ayock, Csr N
r. DeGrAnenred, Col W ON. Perkins, r H. Bradley E.a
Col w. g. hcLemore, ,. B. NcEwen, Esq., Col Jobn r
House, Rev. A. n. Cunningham, d. d., Rev Fr.nois "
Davis, DR. John g. Park John Carter ESQ. R g.
ESQ., Judge p @. & Perkins. J. W. Nicely RObs. p nos.
ames Allison.
References from Yirginia-Hon- Andrew g. Fulon Dr. 4
w.ssndsrs Gen VIM Terry, o. 3. A.. Randall MeJ.va.I
hsq sslai \ Crockett, Eco, Thomas Wood ESQ., Rev
f'Lsey, J. o. Graham, Q. Q. Tate, stephen McGavock.
James n Wherry Wythe county; Gen James A waihsr.
Dr. kdvn D. WATSON, .. b. Alexander ESQ Raw H.nI "A
Ewing Ja.ss H. Cleyd Esq.. Pulaski county
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DIR. LERAs's DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
LIQUID Phosphate of Iron.

The newest and esssmed medicine In Chic
Tosis Pains IN TIE Stan Dtfe t Digestion Dlsm
bea Anlmea, General Debility and POOrness Of Blood
particularly recommended TO regulate the uooons OF
natue ard to all ladies Of dscae constitutional as well a.
persons Suffering under any kind OF ssiity whatsoever
is the presefvave Of healEh, excegncs In al and
relaxing climates
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EACrs = kssn n kIensr 4 Hollsnss.. No. so
Psydras street. Manufactures OF the hslskOn Btsrs
Gcntenen-I have examined the patent that was grantee
BY the o. Government for manufacturing the hslakot
Bsrs, and found In the Ingredients employed compound
wall calculated excite and good order hs digestive
have prescribed ssid Bters several times and II
every instance had 70 ascertain their bsneaciA
sneet remain gentlenen. respectfuly your mosi
oeedienf servant A. hEROIER, NJ d. 1875 Canal street.
have examined she you hold for the 1sct
haakon Bterz aud End netting In the ingredients Thereof
caculsted TO njuousy upon the human system, unless
taken In nordin.is quantities Indeed. nothing bu Q.
cordial omstc bitter q. A. SMITH, M. q.
Year Mslskoe Bntsrs, which have examined do NOT
contain any ingredients injurious health and may be
nended TO thsse who are In want Of gosd tonic
Yours, N. SCHUPPERr. n n.
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Z r N s /:

Three dollars per day and hty dollars month. Chill
ten under year. and coorsd half price
PEYToS 4 co. -
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he city Of New orsans the State Of Leusns and the
Southwest viii be n the future has been In the pAst
he purpose Of this Journal The columns Of each days sus
referred 10 earnest Of the fsihfuness and
With which this design 10 executed.
While thu stand point Of thu CRESCENT independsns
Wit reference 70 all the subjects Of Newspaper
nd discussion s opinions viii always be found 10 be
IDLY definitely and fssrisssiy sxprssssd ......r
A carefully sslscssd corps Of
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sPRIN
GRKENBRIER COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA.

The undersigned, lessees Of this old and welknown
WArEkIkG PLAOE, announce that encouraged BY the
LIBERAL patrOnag receved asst season. they have largely
added to their accommodations IN comfort and appear
and are prep red 10 eatertain FIFTEEN HUNDRED
GUESTS
The Bathing mmodstisns In hne order. Hot and
sulphur baths. eninenty IN many
the command Of visitor at all hours.
In addition 70 other amusements they have provided
and elegant BOWLING ALLEY and BILLIARD ROO d,
conveniently located
Prof Rosenbsrge IS celebrated FULL BRASS BAND has
engaged for the season.
A COD LIVERY STABLE will be kept the
premises
The completion Of the Virginia Central Railroad to Gov
ngton leaves only twenty miles OF Staging through beau
hfu mountain country over q well graded turapiks.
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no More God Liver OIL.
9RIHAULr's SYRUP OF IoDIzED HoksE RADIse

THIS medicine has been administered with chs
cess the hospitals Of Paris IL is perfec substitute 70
Cod Liver Oil aud has been found most beneficial Disease
OF the Chest ScIouls Emphatic Disorders Greea Sick
ness huseu Atony and Loss Of Appetite Il
the constitution in purifying the blood being the pow
triu deputative n has applied with happy
resus In Diseases OF the Skin Further it will be found
be Of great tene6t to young children suhsct Humo
AID ObstI ucti5n Of the Glands.
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Correspondents. Home and Foreign.

add 70 the usefulness Of the CRESCENT By impartial letter.
spou topics Of moment TO the people Of this section Its let
from the people form not the least Interesting and vsus
Bile feature Of ts wened ooumns large share Of esot
lays issue ID given up 70
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This medicine Is considered to be sovereign remedy
in Of Consumption and other Diseases OF thu Lungs
IL promptly removes ell the most serious symptoms The
cough relieved Preparations ceass the patient
rap dly restored 70 health
N. BE TO that the signature Of 6RIMAULr
co affixed 10 the bOte this syrup Is liable imts
lions.
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MEDICAL.


Dr.. WoLCOTr SAYS he win psy $1,000 10 any whe
will produce remedy that will instantly remove and
read and permanently pain Il the Head Teeth
Temples, Neck, Shoulders. Breet Back, Heart, Lungs
Sides Hips Abdomen L.gs Ankles Fest Toes internal
external acute chronic, OLD Ulcers, Fresh Wsunds
Fnghul Cencers-n fact. al pain, nom any cause Rhsa
matte keurssc sm mosquito bite 90 the most intsnss
Labor Pains-As quick Pain Paint reduce ind sot
rapidly. be- permanently give pam In its
pcston, whsthr sppsd to the weakest infsat or sas nos
feebls aged person, and ts harmless Pain Psiat
Atpled frse At DO. 81 Csrondslet street.
JOHN GRAVES,
Ocantry Dealers and Druggists supplied.
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

carefully sxchsnes~ sslestion prepa
son and arrangement Of News and either Reading Matter
IFS claimed that the CRESCENT IL surpassed By any
thsr daily journal In the United States. The
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]. O. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
eAe,al journal or che st.ss OF Lou,.,aa,

sf fa - al'f9 Vef
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A DAMS, CoCKBURN a HOWE
SUCCESSORS TO DEAN. ApAxs eArr.
Vozs d. ADAMS, late Dean Adams 0sf: p + f,orx,r,
formerly OF osksy, Hawkins Co; d L
Howx, Lake Provfdsncsl
ootton Factors and Comufs~ssu H.-.A.-
no UNION srRKkf. KEW oRLxAHR
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TIE DAILY CRESCENT
THE SUNDAY CRESCENT

Ia peculiarly 9 HOME JOURNAL Its ample columns
vii be found crowded with choice reading matter especially
written selected for this issue Including RICH
and instructive variety, welcome alike the
be planter the nechanic the housewife the young
I'D.
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would be 10 evoke Mr.. Lowe from his cave Of
Adullam and join him IN the chorus Of reciprocal
malignity, but now they had the hour and the
man. though somehow the man was not yet here.
His remarks were on the defensive. He never ct
tackled any man IN bis life. (Cries Of "Peel.")
He admitted that there was something critical
IN the affairs of Ireland, but said there was no
danger from Fenianism; that was prostrated 50
low that no cali for revolutionary measures could
be made. The Irish had always had his sympa.
thy; he did not despise their sentimental grevan-
ces, but the Irish we're not q conquered race. nor
was the church q badge of conquest. The Tory
policy was one Of conciliation. They had fought
TO aid the Catholics in order to strengthen the
Professionals, and attain equality. Ii had been
successful, but Mr.. Gladstone proposed the chsnge
which outraged the feelings of large and influ.
entail part of the community.
What was to be thought of the statesman who
could throw frebrands into the State and kindle
the direst flames The plan proposed was simple
coDfscation. The Ritualisss and Papists had long
been plotting TO seize, with the aid of the Liberal
party, the supreme power of the realm, and il
the present movement should succeed, the crown
itself would be in danger
Mr.. Gladstone said much OF the speec oh Of the
premier was the result of heated Imagination.
So far as the endowment of the Irish Church was
coneernee.' the Liberals only proposed funding
them for the benefit of the state revenues. Ire
land had been for three years In state OF war.
The habeas corpus was suspended, and only the
great power of England has kept down dissatis-
faction. The recent imperial state letter was 9
symptom Of more perilous affairs abroad, and il
was necessary that the house should face this
question at once. 4.
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Fron The London Observer. March a.
We understand thst, in the event OF the govern
ment being defeated on the motion Of Mr.. Glad.
stone, relative to the abandonment Of the Irish
Church. Mr.. Disraeli will recommend her majesty
to dissolve Parliament, with the view OF permit
ting the country to express an opinion on q subj
1ect OF such grave Importance. The attempt to
deal with question Of 90 much importance by
an abstract resolution Of the House does not
meet with the approval Of several leading mem
Guilty has been experienced in deciding upon its
precise terms. While on the one hand Il may be
considered inconyenient to take the sense Of the
House on an abstract resolution, IL will be con-
tended, on the other, that the last session Of .
moribund Parliament is not fit to deal with such a
question, and that the whole subject ought to be
RENTED to the consideration of Parliament
elected upon q broader basis Of the English re-
form acts Of last session, and the Scotch ana Irish
reform bills to be passed during the present ses-
sion. Such il the ministerial argument in the
matter.
THE GLADSTONE RESOLUTIONS, AS. ADOPTED By
PARLIAMENT. n tt-e
l. That in the opinion of this House, II is neces-
saIy that the Established Church of ireland
should cease to exist as establishment; due re-
gard being had to all personal interests, and to al
individual rights Of property. frfsf3
2. That, subject to the foregoing considerations.
1t is expedient to prevent the creation Of new
personal interests by the exercise of any public
patronage. and to confne the operations Of the
Eccieslastical Commissioners Of Ireland to OBJ
jects of immediate necessity or involving indi-
vidual rights, pending the final decision of PArlia-
ment. W 14 ift y fsft.-'
3. That humble address be presented to her
majesty, humbly to pray that, with view to the
purposes aforesaid, her majesty would be gra-
c:ously pleased to place at the disposal of Parlia-
ment her interest in the temporalities Of the arch
bishoprics bishoprics, and other ecclesiastical
dignities and benefces in Ireland and in the Gus
tody thereof.