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DYE. H. WARNER.

ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioncer ..
Federal Buildings, cor. Seventh and L SITS. N. W.
TRysTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE zUNIM.
%nsT kSbe N TE EFT S s4naIH
OF kASp FIRST STREETS SOUTHWEST AT
By Virtue OF a deed OF trust to Daniel L. Eaton
and myself duly recorded In LIber No. e53 folio $50
one the land recori Is for Washington county, In
win sen in front 81 the premises. on fRiDxY,
real estate sassa IN he city %aSns
tou. ID. c., towlt; Lot numbered six. In square
numbered ave hundred and hinetynine, (59e;l also,
corner of said square aud running thence west
feet thence in straight line at right angles to said
street south one hundred aud seventeen and one
thence north one hundred and seventeen and one
half lllI5sl feet 10 the plsre OF begtnntng.
chaser, bearing interest at the rate OF six per cent
per annun from the day Of sale, and secured by q
deposit OF 500 will be required at the time OF sile
All conveyaneing at expense OF purchaser. II
amer sale the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk ard cost Of the defauting pur
c. GEORGE W: sTiCKNEY.
ap2rhSTu&ds Surviving trustee.
sFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account Of the weather until FRIDAY, April a,
''''' same no4F anu ssiffSSskieE "; sEEcKzs KEY
.pis-sTuTh&ds
sSTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
place. GEORGE W. sTICkNEY,
:. J.F. ooLD%EIL. Salesman.
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PROPOSALS F0s FRESH BEEF.

OFYIcE OF THE ACTING CoNMIssARY orr
SUBSISTENCE, WEST POIST, \. y, Z
Proposals In duplicate will be received until u
m on the IS IA day OF May, 1874 for all the Fresh
lieef lhnl may be eTiired by tile Subsistence De-
iment 81 Is point during the se u year ending
d ~ g. lss6 Information and soIdtIens obtained
First Lieutenant Fourth ArtiIicry. 4. C.s.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE A. G. S., FcRr McHENRY, Nd,
April !, lS74. Z
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be received at
this Office until IL NJ, MAY ID 1874, for furnish
ing the FRESH BEEF required by the Subsistence
Department, United States Army, at this station,
during the fiscal year commencing July 1 next.
Information To Conditions, quality of Beef pay
menrs, &C., can be obtained by Application 70
First Lieut.. ID Rsg't OF Artiibry, A. C. s.
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{ AUCTION SALES.
To-Day. -
LLATIMER n OLEkRY,

To-Day.
DY IATIMER q CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers',
sSis sadias
GRAND sPKINe SALE FOR ELIAS HEIpEN:
s HEa5kMTERso RnAkWTE Pr s At n MS EEy
GE f9oaaAf o 3kD TH IL Sh
.Ss9saiSa SS5a sar Orb ~ ,a
and = a. 1,0 O'Clock, at the above establishments,
we shall sen the following collection Of unclaimed
bins Cold and silver Watches, s.7i5.f y
A dne eOliectica Or nisSsiianecus Books.
Men and Boys, Spring and summer Clothing in
Uneef Garments 81 every description,
Opera Gissses. chromos ana Ensrsrines. &c.
All goods wheh have =, been pawned over four
Terms cab. ELIAS HEfDsSHEINER,
.p.,-m rs,. IIATIMER a s SEHSSSi
RY DUNCANsON RROS.,
- Auctioneers and Commission Merchants.
Southeast corner OF Ninth and d streets northwest
FIINSESoLDwAToHEs, BRACELETS, BREAST,
sMXER sRVJSs,, NAPKiN RISGs; SHOW,
GEo6R, FRhSo H9 SIoe s III B BRS eiIf
M.n 4dSa Se &C. BEING The s
Pennsylvania syenns, between Ninth and Tenth
sstii P4issDi; 4 g ASSTl9 ssa
bxE My sna sns On sssS
oscloci. we viii sell at the store OF William II.
Hood. (sIccessor % the late II. o. Hood No: SO
OF every class Of Jewelry, &c., usually found in y
hrst-eisss Watch and Jewelry store. His stock Of
Silver and Plate Ware Is very extensive, and viii
be sold on Saturday morning. -.
The attention OF ladies and gentlemen in want OF
every article Is warranted represented and will
positively be sold. ls1l ) = 80 81 s-. j.
ALSO,
A large quantity Of Watch aud Engraving Tools,
Ro ling Plates, and all machinery used In manufac-
turing Jewelry. &C., which Will be sold on Satur-
ds snas a. L O'Clock DoNoANsoIA aesioncser..
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PY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auction.rs.
ID No. lool northwest corner Tenfh and ID stra,ts Z
EXECUTORS. SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
SQUARE NO. 7g, AND ON FIRST STREET
s0UTHEAsT, IN SQUARE NORTH OF

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,
LsTATE ON n STREET SOUTHEAST. IL
SQUAKE No. 7g, AND ON FIRST STREET
ss0HIHEAsT' IN SQUARE NORTH OF
By viriue OF the last will and testament of the
late Adam Grinder, deceased, the undersigned, as
executor will sell at public auction, O'Clock ID.
m, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of May, 1874, on
the pr emises the following property belonging to
in square No. 7oi fronting % feet street south
east. improved by atwo-story brick house recently
built Of the best MATERIAL and intended for store
This house e very desirably situated for place OF
business. Also, adjoining parts Of lois Nos. and
8, In same square, unimproved, fronting 81 feet
inches on N street, and running back with that
ately after sale of the above VIII be offered lot No.
II Of the subdivision Of square north Of square No.
74S, fronting on First street southeast, and i'm
proved by two-story brick residence containing
den with flowers, shrubbery, &C., being the fsts
residence OF deceased. Ali OF this property Is In
nsighborhood now rapidly improving, and Is wor-
thy the attention Of persons desiring to invest In
Terms or sale: One third cash, balance six twelve
and eighteen months, for notes berng interest from
day of sale and secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold All conyeyancing, &C., at cost OF
property, and t5odown on each piece Of unimproved
the day of sale. And IL the terms Of sale not
compiled with In i've days AFT the day Of sale the
executor the right to resell the property ct
advertising Il three times in some newspaper pub
ushed In Washington city.
Also, after the SUE of the real estate, SHALL at
the same place. sell six carts and one rockaWay
Terms cash. JOS. B. WILLIAMS,
GREEN b WILLIAMS,
anao-TbsTukds rsfar1
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NEoRaETowN TAx-PAYERs-PRoPE
West End, who desire 70 sstile their Improvement
and Sewerage Tax Bills, and gain the adyantage Of
with hr. r. 4. CROPLEY, our authorized Agent.
once with =. w. Jones, esq, No. 10, cqrnrr Of
Bridge and Congress streets, 6e0rgef0wn, ID. O.
DICKSON PATTERs0N
oces COS fifteenth st. ana s sosn st.
s rr9mpt sltention given 70 Obtaining drawback
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1ODsO. C1ephazae,

06oSOs ol9E3hAne,
q. g. Commissioner and Examiner in Chancery,
- SHORTHAND ..,s WRITER
~ AND LAW REPORTER. -
Oface-No. no street. between First and Second
Streets, facing Indiana avenue. mhu
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DY LATIMEn d CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh stree,
Star Once Building.
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HETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til "WEDNESDAY, Stay 9. 1874, ssme hour and place.
JAMES hAaEsg r. k ikgpa Trustees.
j. .COLDWELL, Salesman.
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LEWIS J. DAVIS,
EUGENE CARUSf.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF ELEV-
ESTH STREET WEST, BEThEEN NORTH
n AND o STREETS, AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF q deed OF trust, dated April IS, A.
d. 1873 duly recorded in Liber No. 10, folio 500
one Of the land records for Washington county, In
the District Of Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, we will sell, at public auc-
ton, I'm front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, May
S 1874 at O'Clock p. M, the following described
real estate, situate in the city Of Washington,
District of Columbia, to wit; All that piece or
parcel Of ground known and designated as Lot
numbered thirteen Q3) iu John II. Sims sub
division Of square numbered three hundred and
ment pr ssed brick 'front.' dwelling with bay win
dow and modern Improvements nearly completed.
Terms: 5000, withinterest at ten per cent. per
annum from April Is, 1878, TO day Of sale, and ex
penses OF sale IN cash; and the balance In six and
twelve months, for which the notes of the pur-
chaser bearing interest from the day OF sale, and
be taken deposit Of 5000 VIII be required at the
the purchaser, II terms OF sale are not complied
with In seven days. the trustees reserve the right
to resell the property st the risk and cost Of the
ment. R9BERTP; p0DGE, lTrustees.
PHILIP A. DARSEILLE,
ape-WFM&ds 7. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
DY LATIMER a CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of PennsyivaniA avenue and Elev-
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rRgsTEEs' SALE OLA FoUR-SToRY BRIcR
RESIDENCE ON THE EAST SIDE OF
FOURTH STREETS BETWEEN LOUISIANA


TRUSTEES SALE OF FoUR-SToRY BRICK
kES1DENCE On TIE EAST SIDE OF
AVENUE AND Z STREET NORTHWEST,
J RElNG NO. AS, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated the 18th day Of
January, 1874 and duly recorded In Liner No. 706,
folio 2l2, one of the land records for Washington
county, In the District of Coumbis, and by dlrec-
ton Of the party SECURED thereby, shall sell.
MONDAY AFTERNOON, May the i4th, 1874, at
o'clock in front Of the premises all that cert I'm
piece parcel Of land situate and beug IN said city
and county, District of Columbia. and being all
that part of lot mum 5ered SIX. (i.l In square
bercd Ave hundred and thirty-twO, ga as the
Is DESIGNATED and described on The p lts and plan Of
said city contained within tine following mct.s and
bounds; beginning for the same At the southwest
COZ ner Of said lot and running tieace east ninety
three (9O feet three and onehaf(S15 inches TO the
rear line thereof thence north twenty C25) feet
i've (5) inches; thence west ney-three (g3) feet
three and One-half go inches, and thence south
twenty-five (2) feet five (5l inches to the place OF
together with the improvements, con-
sistlng ola fourstory brick house containing about
IS rooms, With all the moiern improyemt nts.
Terms Of sale are $50 In cash: the balance in
ono, two, and three years and secured by deed OF
trust on the premises with notes bearing Interest
the rate of 10 per cent. per annum. All convey
ancnB and transfer at purcha ler's co {. deposit
of $50 Will be required when the D. operty Is struck
of. ' JAMES A. TAFT, I rr-,s,aa,
. .-..- -'.-. FLORIAS HITZ, 4 ituStee''
.-- - LATIMER 8 CLEARY,
ap2f-d&ds Auctloleers.
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JOS. r. EDISON. 1fustees'
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1oY THOs. e. wAGGAMAN. : :
- Real Estate AuctiOueer. SO Seventh street.

VERY COMFORTABLE SMALL BRICK HOUSE
NINTH BETWEEN AND +, EAST SIDE.
tober q, A. ID. ISL, and recorded October "a, 1871,
in Ltber No. e6 folio ga the undersigned trustee
at O'Clock p. m. sell at publ auction in frCnt OF
the premises the north half Of lot 10 in Chritten-
story Brick House. - -
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, the deferred pay
ments 70. bear eight per cent: interest AM to be
secured the property sold; Al OF the cash pay
ment to be made 1T time of sale. All eOnveyances
at purchasers cost. II the terms OF sale are not
trustee reserves the right to resell the property at
the cost and risk OF the defauliing purchaser.
.-.....---..---..--.--..-E L. q. HfEE, Trustee
$3.50. Tu0S. e. WAGGANAN,
ap2f-Tu, Th&S,ds -..........- Auctioneer.
RYGREEN a WILLIAMS. AuctioR'rs,
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Future Days.

DY LATTMER d CLEARY,
ID Auctloneers and Real Estate Brokers,
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Elev.
enth street, Star Office Building. E..
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BETWEEN TwEIFrH V And II THihT FTShT
STREET NORTHWEST. I-I--.....--.sl-I 81 :.
By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, passed la special term, the
the premises, on THURSDAY the I'D day OF
April ls74 ats O'Clock p M. lots II, II L. II and
is, in the su bdlylsioR OF square s76. - 80
Termsi. One third cash, one third In sig months
ana one third IN Twelve months irom gay OF sale,
cent? and be occurred BY deed OF trust, or the pur.
chaser may pay all cash, ut his option. A deposit
will be required at the time of sale, and II the
terms are not complied with In DAYS thereafter,
the property may be rcsod at the risk and cost OF
80 MARY T. WILSON, Guardian,
.-.-s - GREEN q WILLIAMS,
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VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
s AyENgE, Two PP999Rs VEST OF sIXT n
We win offer for sale, At public sacton, in front
OF the premises, on TUESDAY, May S is74 az 6
Joseph Plata as q restaurant, known as No. so
bered one, ID In square numbered four hundred
and sixty,one, l4sl,) contained with the following
pstes and bouLds: Compromising a g point on
eight 10y inches westrardly from the northeast
wardly s,ong the line of said Avenue twenty-five
with said Avenue hfty-two ls2l feet; thence due
south fty,three tg feet eight 90 inches to the line
OF North street; thence east along said street
twenty-five (22l feet; thence north forty-eix (lj)
feet and nine Coy inches, and thence northwardly TO
the place OF beginning. The improvements consist
large rooms, inclusive Of the room on first floor,
which fronts both on Pennsylyania avenue and B
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money
cash, and the balance In equal insallments OF one
~ and two ~ years from date OF sale. The pur-
chaser will be required TO give his notes for the de-
ferrtd payments, bearing interest st the rate Of
ct INT 49, per cent. per annun, and secured by deed
OF trut on the property. deposit OF $50 will
he required when this property is bid OF. Convey
: .'.'-e " LEWIS J. DAVIS,
u q A
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1ucTIoNT SAVES, / I


T1sare 6svS.
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ASTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, the It'll day of Msy, at the same hour
and place, by order OF the guard an. z
nn77. ads -. -" IhSflonesfs.
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MUM CO.. tSc. AM cor. 1th +, or. TO-,
- UNSURPASSED facilities for r.irnl business
KEiGIIT iIIturHFks gssF .. ne " Pa eHi Oric-.
r, s. & y. J.. Lacy. 81 Tth ST., opp. T. o. Dept
GEo.M. DYLR, IA eth -. north OF Patent once
Sh- faiks. as eth 81: L. :. and Foreign Patents
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERIES. -,
BCRGksS Co, Successors % Brady, " Pa. ave.
,Segall' ts rttoucied by hrst-cia-s artist. rs
IHE Adds PHOTOGRAPH q ALbER1, III Pa. ave.
r. .. PULLMAN sso Pa. ave-, over Techs.
JOHN fp.aSe.. one door east ofJ'erry's.
PLUMBERS ANDGAS-FITTERS.
ally. II INA tnERDe Co. $40 Pa. ave..bel 9th and
Igth sts.- Prscttrai Plumbers and Steam ard Cas-
uiteTs, snd wholesale and retail Dealers in all
KINDS OF supplies appersaning TO the trade: q
very large and ss.l-et STOCK constantly on hand
all useful novelties received as soon A ont:
orders from city county for work or goods
promptly attended 10 az tile lowest rates.
=. A RIDGkW Al, SO ID street. bet eth and 10th.
noDT ;. SCOTT az ~. av., bet. 2lst ami I'd SITS
DALY.PlumlSer. Oas6Steam Filter [2S eth ST. u. ".
PRINTIN<3OFFIC r--
sUDD DkTwEfLEH. core Ia. ave. and nth ST.
bkAEDSLEr &SNopGRIss, 80 Pa. ay., bet. ~ & ath
PRODUCEAN PROVISIONS,
R.B.YorSGs, Western Produce Co., 50 Pa. ave.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
EoURsR &M1DDLEToE, s1s i5th ST.. op. Treas. Dept,
RESTAURANTS.
JOHN WKDcKER, 1sth 81. bet. E.Y.ave. and II st.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. ss-lI
WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE, cor. It'll and I.
sls.i H.csSpencer, Hresident. Send Tor circular.
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A ROYAL LAWSUIT.

wAsmNoros, D. c., April q, 1874.
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apso-ThsTu&ds CstarI
New-York tribune., 1874-01-02
TIE FIRE RECORD.

IN THIS CITY--A PLANO MANDATORY AND HAT
FACTORY BURNED-Loss, $i25,Ooo.
Bradbury's piano mandatory and show
rooms, with W. II. Seymour Sons SILK nat manuac
tory, at Grand and Crosby-sts., was burned al
II o'clock this morning. While Patronan
Quinn Of the Fourteenth Precinct was passing
the hat factory he discovered flames ISSUING from the
celarway. An alarm was given immediately. and be-
fore the fremen arrived the officer went to tho
stables in the rear Of the building and saved three
horses. When the fire department arrived upon
tho spot tho flames had gained complete control
of the hat mauufactory. and spreading to Brad
bury's building Streams were thrown upon them
from the streets and from the tenement
houses which bounded two sides Of the
building. The tenements were crowded
with people who began to move out. Luckily wide
alley way separated them from the doomed buildings
and the police forced the frightened people TO remain
Seymour Sons building burned to the ground.
and the piano factory was crowned with names
at O'Clock, and III few moments IL was
"'m"at sntirelv DESTROYED A portion OF the walls
fell about this time and several hremen narrowly es
capped death loss OF the proprietors Of the Brad
bury piano factory is estimated at s65,o0O
The manufactOry OF Seymour & Son fed with
fine silk hats. OF which not was saved Their oss IS
estimated at $4,000 They substantial four
story brick buildings, and the loss on
them will be probably $4,000. The fire burning
ercely when the reporter left the scene but II was
ticpated that it would be confined to the buildings
named. The loss estimated at sl25.Oo0.
IN BROOKLYN.
A fire broke out yesterday i'll sheds in Van
derbilt-ave between Bergen-st. and 81. Marksave.,
Brooklyn belonging to Mr.. Harvey and used as store
houses for machinery The place was destroyed. and
tho damage the sheds and their contents amounted to
5000; fully insured. The sheds evidently set on
fire.
ELSEWHERE
Desper's box shop at Barre, Mass, was burned
yesterday. Loss y, 1000 TO $4,000.
McGenness's livery stable at Columbia,
Penn, wss burned yesterday. Fifteen horses. the
wagon sheds and all the carriages destroyed The
fire was the work OF inceDdiary, who was seen to
leave the stable Just before the fire broke out The
stable was insured but not the stock The loss Ia about
a
New-York tribune., 1874-01-02
PERSONAL.

The Queen has approved the appointment of
Sir William Grey as Governor OF jamaica and ne will
soon assume that position
Col. E. L. Baker, the new Consul at Buenos
Avres il at present editor OF The Illinois state Journal
instead Of Register. as reported.
Prof. Goldwin Smith spent Christmas at Ok
ford England and will remain for months in Lon
don before returning 10 Csnada
Gustave DOre's picture, "The Dream of
Claudia Procua "(Piates wife, on which he has been
engaged for n long time. Is almost completed.
Tho Philadelphis Age has changed hands,
and will hereafter be published an independent jour
nal BY Dr. T.. Morwitz under the name OF The HsU Age
The Rev. Thomas j. McFadden, pastor of
st. Pauls Episcopal Church at Litteton, near Denver
Colorado, announces his adhesion to the Reformed
Episcopal Church"
Recent intelligence concerning the move
ments Of Americans abroad says that Gen. Mcclellan
was recently In Italy, exMsyor Medi Of Chicago. 10
Belgium: Gen. John Love of Indiana IN England. aud
that Gen Watson Webb passing the Winter at Nice
u. s. ul-General Beardsley celebrated
Thanksgiving Day ut Cairo by dinner and grand re-
cepuon at which nearly guests present. nciud
ing e1 Gov Hoffman, Gen. ingalls,. Gen. kddoo, aud
several American officers who are serving In the Egyp
tian army.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-02
A WELSH FESTIVAL.
THE ANNUAL EIsTEDDRoD AT UTICA-AN ADDRESS
BY ELLIS H. ROBERTS.

THE ANNUAL EIsTEDDFOD AT UTICA-AN ADDRESS
BY ELLIS II. ROBERTS.
UTICA. Jan. 1.-The Welsh people OF this
city held their annual Eistedtfod today. The Opera
House was crowded. people coming from all the sur
rounding country aud from other States All the eIer
cscs were conducted in Welsh and the greatest enthu
sssm prevailed The subjects for competition are given
out year advance and prizes are awarded for the
best poems. songs. gees anthems recatons. and ad-
dresses The festivals excite great interest among the
Welsh. and win prize at aDv OF them 10 considered
great honor Three sessions held to-day, we'll
a concert last night The mornings proceedings were
preliminary, and the smaller prizes are generally
awarded at this session In the Afternoon the ceremony
OF "inducting" the successful was performedA and
prize In money and silver medal given for the
choir singing OF glee, The Death of Pcton" which
won the prize here last year. Short addresses we're
made among Others by the Hon. John J. Parry Of
Rome.
At the evening session prizes were awarded for cpl
grams on the late Horace Greeley aud another choral
competition took place. The Hon. Ellis H. Roberts OF
this city delivered Welsh oratiop received with great
applause Mr. Roberts spoke Of the origin and growth
OF the Welsh language its relation to the other Ian
qua ges Of Europe history literature and char
acter of the Welsh people In conclusion. he said:
Let be thankful that live on American soil. liv
ing under freedoms banner No roysl family or estab
shed church Is raised between our sun and our New
n. ali blessings the noSest Welsh virtues II we cherish
language let us also cherish the pety aud soeriey
IL America will not learn our language why may she
not take upon her. while rising among the nations the
character and virtues OF Walesi She has the Bible let
study as Wales studies 1t on every mountain and IN
every valley. Lot not forget the duties or the
doctrines OF religion. II she would DO rich. let
her also be simple aud thrifty; let her
let her also remember that tho army OF the
ages is still in advance Of her America, put on
be strong aud simple virtues OF Cambria in which che
has trodden the lava res Of time Put thy head her
crown, sparkling with the gems Of religion Take In
sword Of justice and liberty 30 wilt thou advance,
wonderful daughter OF nations. and the nobles Welsh
inspirations shall bear thee up. Noble IL speech nobier
are virtue and integrity
At tho conclusion OF the address, the singing and the
awarding Of prizes were flushed and the most
fui Eiseddod ever held here adjourned to meet Jsna
ary