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Tie Chcr0lier dc Gameiro to Mr.. IItuiqdo.
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Tie CherGlier dc Gameiro to Mr.. IItviqdo.
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PARK CRESCENT,
3Ott Oct. 1926
SIR: fulfil, to-day, very agreeable duty, in an-
nouncing TO you that the Emperor, my MASTER TO whom
made known the note which you addressed 10 me on
the 9TH OF June last has been pleased accept the
formal invitation which the Government of Colombia
gave to him, that Brazil should Join the other States
of America, about to assemble at Panama. arrange
in common their mutual relations, and fix their respec-
tive political and commercial system.
The policy of the Emperor is generous and bene-
VIOLENT that he w always be ready contribute to the
reposc, the happiness and the glory of America And
the negotiation relative the recognition OF
the Empire shall be honoraby terminated at Rio de
Janeiro, he will send Pienpotcntary the Congress-
10 take part in the deliberations of general interest
which shall be compatible with the stiict neutrality
which he observes Gctrecn the Jetgerent States of4c-
RIGA and Spain.
Such, Sir, is the answer which am charged to make
10 you adding that the Emperor appreciates the friend
ship of the Colombian Government and it will give him
pleasure to cultivate il.
Happy to he the organ of the sentiments of my au-
gust MASTER pray you to accept the renewed assuran
ces of the high consideration with which have the ho.
nor TO be, your most humble and most obedient SER
want,
THE CHEVALIER DE GAMEIRO.
His Ex'y Mr.. HUnrADo,
Minister PienipotenfGry Of tie
Republic Of Colombia, London.
A true copy,
J. NJ. GoMrs,
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YIRGENT.l:

At rules, holden in the clerks office of the superior court
April, 1926:
John King, admir- of Rachael NIcClurg, PH.
against
Andrew Smith, Geoohenhan David R,rrl,, T,I,,,
G.. Gamble, john Fcrney, a. q. Smith William Mure
Mckeage. and John Merriam, DHs
The defendants, Andrew Smith ana a. c. Smith not
having entered their appearance given security
ding To the act of assembly and the rules of This court
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidences that they are
not ihha bitans OF this country; it is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here the tenth day o the next
term ana answer the bill of the plaintiff; that a copy
OF TINS order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pb
ised in the city of Richmond for months successiveIy
ana posted at the front door of the capitol in the said CITY
II a Copy. TeSie, jtm II. HENINI1 r. =
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TIRGINT.l:

ttCi.}EI:
AT rules holden in the clerks office the Superior Court
OF Cnamcery fo the Richmond district, the 5rd day of
zachaFa kowe;', and Mary his wife, late Mary Lockett,
against
Thomas Woodbridge, and William Wooldridge, cx'ors of
the last will and testament of Thomas WooIdrdae.
deceased Hughes Owen Jesse Owen, Page Vaden and
caroline NJ hiswile, Zacariah nckett, James Lockett
George w. Cole, and Caroline NJ. his wife John Cole
and Pamela b. his WIFE Grandson b. Woodbridge and
Beverley Fl. Woodbridge, d0s.
The defendants Jesse Owen and Zacharah 1ockett nor
having entered their appearance and given security accor
ng 10 the ACT Of assembly and tue rules of this court ami
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not in
napi'as OF this county it ordercd the said deen
" 90 appear here on The tenth day of the term nd
answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that COW of this
ooer De forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the CITY OF Richmond, for months successively and
posted at the front door Of the capitol in the said civ
q y copy. Tcse, I'M ". HENENG
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general prosperity o America, at the same time that
he puts an end TO the sinister interpretations which
have been given in Europe TO tue objects of the Con-
gresS Of Panama,
avail myself Of this occasion TO rc>ngy 10 you sir
the assurances OF my distinguished consideration.
JOSE MARIA SALAZAR.
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The following puzzle is from a lady who assures us
'hat foui sensible lines of very poetry may be
extracted from il by any ''ue loryc.' who may take
- ILLrc l..
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Hntlon desired by the resolution.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
he Secretary Of State, TO whom has been referred
oy the President the Resolution of the fIouse of Re-
pTesentatIVes OF the tn instant requesting him TO
INFORM The House (''f within his power) whether any
Government, except the Government of the H. States
mas been invited to send Ministers to the Congress at
Panama; and, also, whether lie has any reason 70 ex
poet that any other Government, or Governments IN
addition to the independent Governments of SPANISH
america and the Government of the United States of
NORM America, land if any, what other Government
or HoVernnents viii be represented in or AT the Con
gress at Panama" has the honor to report:
!. copy of note from Mr.. SaIazar addressed IN
me secretary of State, from New York under date tho
ioth Niarc 1896, with copy of the note TO which if
rc'cis from the Chevaer de Ganeiro TO Mr. YIurtado
under date at Park Crescent in London ON the }O,b
October, 1925; w Wv"
:. An extract from despatch from Mr. Raruof
Charge dAifaires of the United States TO Brazil nndcr
GATE 'he l4th February, 1896 and
- IN extract from letter of Mr. Poinscft ,,pder
dale, at Mexico, the 18th January 1926
nc secretary has also the honor TO state that oer
information, though not in an official form has rcached
ms Department. OF the intention Of Great Britain to
"'G eu gent present at the Congress Of Panama. and
we department has also been Informed that France
lW,ctne' VIM or without invitation, is not know here
VIII likewise have Agent there Rpt II ;s MOI bi
licvcd that these Agents of Great Bifai J 80 o
unexpected to take any part in the conferences or mo-
gona'i0ns OF the Congress. no information Is possess
ed I'd Inc Department, Of the intention ofanv Other C
Verhncht TO TIC represented in or AT the e p
mama except the independent Governments of Gnan;
Hpetica the United States, Great Britain France and
the Emperor Of Brazil. '"O
MI which Is resPeCtfuily submitted
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YH.GLAYa.

IiicCiLN-i.1.
AT rules holden in the clerks Office IL superior cour,
OF chancey fox the Richmond district, the Sd day &C
April, 1926
William Dondtidse, sheriff Of enrico county, whom,
hath been committed for Administrations the unadminis-
tered estate of Esme Smock, decd, and Hette Smock
widow of said Esmo, and sole heir of Maria Fox, who
was Maria Smock Pts.
against
William Wilde and Thomas Watson, IT, DIS.
The screfacias awarded in this cause not being return
ed executed the defendant Thomas Watson, r and
not having entered his appearance and given security
corong To the act o assembly and the rules OF this
audit appearing by satisfactory evidence he is not AN
inhabant o: this country; is ordered, that the said de-
PENDANT do appear here the tenth day of the ;crl
and shew cause, ii any he against the revival sought
by the said hocess; and that copy of this order forth
WIN inserted in some newspaper published in the city
hchnonI, for two mouths successfully, and posted the
front doot OF the capitol in the said city,
II Copy. Teste, Un. ". ITE.NI.NCi.c r.
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Secretary Of Legation.

Extract Of letter to Nh Clay, Secretary of State from
Mr. Candy Racquet, Charge d.40aires ofthe United
States to Brasil, dated,
"RIo DE JaNEIRo, Feb. IL, 1896
"By decree of 25th January, Theodore Joze Bran.
cardi, Chief Clerk of the Home Department was ap.
pointed 'Plenipoentiary' of this Government 10 the
Congress at Panama in which Ills Majesty was invited
by the Government of colombia through the Braziap
Minister at London, to takea part.'
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Extract eta letter from Mr.. Po,seH to 1I, Clan, Sc
creta'y Of State, dated,

MEXrco January 18, 1926.
"Ihe Charge des Atraires of the United Mexican
States, at Bogota has very lately sent an official com
municaton 10 this Government, from that of Colombia
setting forth that the Emperor of Brazil had been inv
ted to send Penipot to the Congress of Pana
ma and H. NJ the King Of Great Britain. to send an
Agent there Nothing is said to the precise cfarac-
Ter the letter.n
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CONGRESSIONAL Bnra1aemte=

10 me loose Of Representatives. Of the United States
WAsHINGroN, 18th April, 1896.
Id compliance With resolution of the House, of the
th INST transmit, herewith, report from lie Sec
Rotary of State, and documents containinr the inCr.
mntion desired by tic resolution.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
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COMMENCEMENT.

II has never been stated in this paper, that tho
regular Commencement exercises would not take
place. and if reports to that effect have gone abroad
il is no: on any authority derived from US. Wodid
say at one time, that in all human probability, the
regular exercises Of that OCCASION would not take
place; and unless extraordinary excrtions had been
made by the officers to win back offended
students, il some Of them had not been threat,
with the refusal of degree at term time, we
do not believe, that com IN encement could have
been got up As it is. we suppose there will be
something like commencement, but that it will
be unusually interesting is not the fact. There will
be less number Of speakers, than on any Other an.
Diversary since the establishment of the InsttuI
But these who may feel disposed TO visit us, are as
sured, that they will find the town full of amuse-
men,s, and the good things of the world.
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COMMENCEMENT WEEK.

an wide awake al The PROVIDENCE MUSEUM, No.
65, North Main Street.
TIME public are respectfully informed that this
Il establishment has been greatly improved
since the last year. and enlarged by opening two
additional rooms, well filed with interesting curl
sites, among which are eleven Wax Fispres,and
a Roman Stone Sarcophagus, a curious piece of an
iquity, supposed to be 255 years OLD. They are
now fitting up for this occasion great number and
variety Of curosities, both amusing and instructive
among which ten Of Birds, mostly from
foreign countries; elegant lkenesses OF Jefferson,
Gen. Warren, Robert Morris, wsigner Of the De-
claration Of Independence, and the Financier Of
the Revolution, Charles Carroll, the only survi-
wing signer of the Declaration of Independence !;
Gen. Bolivar, the Lberator of South America, &c.
&c. Many interesting productions of nature and
art.
The Museum will be brilliantly illuminated,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Evenings
Good Music by military band, &c. The proprie-
tor, grateful for past vors hopes his exertions will
meet the appreciation ithe public. sept.s.
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MISUNDERSTANDING commencement week
the town will be all life aud animation, snd pos
sess amusements 10 suit all who may visit u.s.
Mr.. Greenwood's Museum has received several new
attractions, among which is that singular and ex-
,raordnary reptile the Chameleon. This of itself
will be sufficient to draw numerous visitors without
witnessing the other rare things the Museum con-
tains.
The Theatre will be opened every night, on one
of which, Mr.. John Mills Brown, takes hi. benefi,
and will produce a rare bill Of fare. Those VIII
are fond o thea,rculs, will undo Ibedly attend, and
end to this excellent player their support 1t Is
but sufficient to mention his benefit, 10 call in a
crowd.
Mr.. vANDERLYxs PAINrING.-This next IN
order, claims the particular notice aud attention o
the public
Mes,rs. Linard & Duval, Smith e. Yerrington
Mr.Payenue. Mr.Allen and Messrs.Low e. Bradford,
have made extensive preparations TO up choice
luxues for their customers and will undoubtedly
CRAFTY the palates Of ell who visit them. Mr. Schai-
fers Westminster Garden, will be splendijly illu.
minated every evening through the week he will
also give splendid displays Of fire works, and sever
al balloons &c. &c, The observatory will be open
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NICHOLS PATENT SPRINGS.


JONATHAN NICHOLS, OF Providence R. ~
u the original inventor and proprietor of the Pa
tent Springs informs the citizens of the United
States, that he has appointed Mr.. VARnUM Will
KINsoN, Shipwright, of New York, No. -, Broome
Street, a General Agent for the sale of these
Springs, which applied to the births OF vessels
The Springs can be applied TO carriages, SOFAS
chairs and births of vessels and they possess such
singular powers Of elasticity, that they completely
take of the Earrings OF carriages, and render births
Of vessels much more agreeable places OF reposc
than they generally found to be by voyaSers.-
They have been fully attested and approved by
travellers and commanders OF steam boats, who have
recommended them to the use Of the public.
It is believed that if these springs were gener-
ally introduced aboard OF steamboat and packets
passengers who are liable to ses-sickness, and dis.
turbed by the constant jarrng incident to the ma
chnery of steamboats,, would not be annoyed Cy
either, and that they would be found a complS'e
swing. The proprietor has had them a,tested
this way by OF the most experienced s.eam'Doa'
commanders in the United States, who has app'oV gu
OF them and declded in favor Of their positive uui
y. , r
These useful articles may also be procured oil
Phipeas Bemis. Dudley, Mass. Thomas A. Hitler
Prune Street, Philadelphia; John NOBLE, betnei'
VT; Cary Allen, Esq. ofSaiisoury' w. anu oil nu-
fus Dawson, Pomfret, Con-
[Those who wish to obtain minute description
of them, or who desrous oi giving them trial,
can be gratied by calling on the Proprietor, at his
mandatory, No. =, Elm-st. Eddy's Point, Provi-
deuce, or on vARNum WiLxiS SON, General Agent,
No. =, Brocme-s,. New.Yerk. August IL.
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Office, as he has Just commenced legislative life. In
the second place, we had rather have him in place,
where he could more fully participate in debate
than he would be allowed to do, were he in the
chair; and in the third place, we should not derive
from him, those services we need, if he were de-
MED the privilege ofthe floor.
The people expect much from Mr.. Tillinghast.
and we should be sorry to see him in situation
where he would be deprived of an opportunity Of
gratifying those expectations. We are convinced
tina; Mr. Tillingha.t does not at this moment aspire
to the situation in question, consequently we declire
making the nomination.
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WILLIAM II. PITNAN,

GOLD AND SILvER-SMIrH, No. 80, Westninster-St.
STILL continues the above business, all its various
- branches, where he will be har-v to receive COM
mands hls friends aud the public generally, and
pledges himself that pains shall be sparea render
tire satls!action respects prices, workmanship and
punctuafy.
ALSO, he has recently received from New-York ard
Boston, and rcpcnished his store with, handsome
of the most fashionable Fancy Goods, among
which elegan. Britannia Tea-Pots, Sugar Bowls
and Cream Pos Porrengers and Tunblers jet ard
cream coloured Wine Waters and Tea Trays, in sets
single Looking Glasses and Hearth Brushes Dust
ers do; Silver Watches Watch Chains and Rib.
bons; Gold Keys, and Seals Fillgroo EARRINGS and
Broaches paste, pearl and diamond set Finger Rings,
Ornaments and Lockets; Necklaces and Bracelets;
Coral, Cut Glass and Wax Beads; Pocket Books and
Wallets Castors Castor Stands; Reticules and
work baskets hair clothes teeth shaving and shoe Bruhs
es Razor straps and Boxes; fine assortment Of Rogers
PenKnives and Razors; Britannia and PlatedTab and
Teaspoons, Shutters and Trays; fine ivo:y Combs
pocket and dressing ditto large and small Shell Combs
ALSO, large assortment Of Plated and Gilt Work,
together with variety Of other articles, Of late impora
tion, all Of which will be sold for very small advance.
Particular attention paid to repairing and job work.
Co Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
July IS,
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Mrs. ADAMs.-Last Sunday it was our fortune
totravel from Newport to Providence, in the steam
boat Connecticut Captain Comsock, on board of
which vessel was Mrs. lams. Although we had
as lief travelled board Of boat with any other
lady, yet there something about Mrs. Adams
which rendered her decidedly interesting. strau.
ger would take any other woman in the world, to
bethe wife Of the President of the United States;
and had not her name been entered on the books of
the boat, could have kno wn that she was the
wife of the Executive of the Union. She is appa-
JentIy about forty-fve years of age, and carries n
marks to evince extraordinary Intellectual posses
aions nor does she possess any Of the traits of for
mer beauty. She is what may be CALLED o good
looking domestic woman, and any one from her ap-
pearance, would set her down as belonging to the
middling class of society. She wa. accompanied by
two young ladies, two young gentlemen and maid;
the latter parsonage, appeared rather TO be hsr
companion and confidnnt, than her servant.
She conversed familiarly and openly with any
one who approached her, and was entirely destitute
of any of that aristocracy, which might be supposed
to surround one, the better part of whose lie has
been spent at Foreign Courts, and anil the pony,
parade and circumstance of Kings and Princes.
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LIVE CHAMELEON.

TNlIIS wonderful, and very curious Animal, has
l. recently arrived from Mogadore, in Africa,
"a will he exhibited N the
PROVIDENCE MUSEUM, 65, North Main 81.
ONE WEEK.
This animal, the properties Of which have so
much puzzled philosophers and naturaliss, has the
singular power Of cha 1ging itself to great variety
Of colors, at pleasure. 1t has been much admired
by many of the first families Of Boston and vicinity
and is undoubtedly great curiosity.
The ladies and gentlemen OF Providence, and the
public, are respectfully invited to embrace the pres
ent rportunity OF yiowing il. Sept2.
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THEATRICAL DECENTRALIZATION Monday eve-
ming, Mr.. AI-aer took Benefit, and notwith.tand.
ing the weather was very uniavorable, the house
was crowded 20 excess. The performances went
off IN spirited manner, and the friendly greetings
81 the audience assured that gentleman Of the re.
Spect the citizens have for him. and the admiration
IneY entertain for his taonts. Mr. and Mrs. Ham
bln volunteered heir services on the occasion -
and 1t is only suiicient to say that they received
hat applause which they are always certain to
elicit.
Wednesday night, Mr.. Clark, and his interesting
daughter took Benefit. The house was full, and
the audience fashionable and discriminating. Mr.
Clarke played Bonus, in the play of Laugh When
You Can, to the very life, aud convinced the au-
dience, that when in his proper line of business, he
IS an actor OF sterling merit. Mr.. Stanleys Gossa-
-uer was just the thing--it could lot have been
done better. Browns Samko was excellent, and
Mr. williamson sustained himself with much spirit
Mis-. Powell and Mrs. Barnes received unanimous
applause, and Miss M'Bride was completely al
pome. > Ia the aftcrpicce Of the Cataract of the
>Ianges Dir. Ciarks Jack Robinson was excellen
ana ms talented daughter appeared, as usual, to
great advantage, as Zamine. A young man made
ri appearance, for the first time any stage, this
evening. and sung q comic song with unbounded
applause, and was long and loudly encored.
Thursday night, Mr.. Reed had his Benefit. He
sustained the part of Richard very ably, and
sorry to say the house was very thinly attended.
Friday night. Mr. SANKEY'S Benefit. We regret
that indisposition prevented Mr. Stanley from play
ing.
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KEAPPs bLAcKING.-Ihis very superior arti-
Gle is now offered for sale at No. II, Westminster
street. and from the use of tive are prepared to say,
that It is decidedly superior to that imported from
the mauufac,ory of Day G. Martin Its virtues and
quaiit'es are these 1T so!ens and preserves the
leather,-re4u'res bat half the time the High IIol
born does, to produce fine rich gloss, and is les.
liable to be destroyed by being improperly expos.
ed, Every man, who likes black glossy boot, and
wishes to appear genteel during Commencement
week. should purchase bottle Of this very superior
blacklng
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A CARp--Mr Kilner returns his

A CARD.--Mr. Kilner returns his sim
.cere thanks to those Ladies and Gentlemen
who did him the honor to attend his bene-
fit, on Monday Evening -notwithstand.
ing the inclemency Of the weather. Mr..
X. assures his friends that the receipts far
exceeded his utmost expectations To
Mr. and Mrs. Hamb!in he is highly indebt-
cd for the very handsome manner in which
they rendered their services, unsolicited.
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We learn from Middlebury that fire broke out
early in The morning OF Saturday last, in the Fur
nance, near Wurren's factory, and the stone grst
mill. The furnace aud grist mill were consumed,
with most of their contents and il with the ut
most difficulty that Warren's Factory which has
been rebuilt since the last fire there. could be pre-
served. There were some other buildings suid TO
have been burnt. besides the grist mill aud furnace.
If we are correctly informed, these buildings were
owned by Mr.. Moses Leonard and Mr.. o. Jewet.
There said to be small insurance on the stock,
but nothing else. The loss is estimated from six
10 ei<ht ~ ln.anl dollars Vern,oni HcroI1
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Erisnsipe SAFE O Dome' he Lo'On ane " 0o"e
Goods.
WILLAM p s.,Hiy GREENE s. will oa offer At thp prsls
room Of Benz. Clifford, Esq. south Main st. a very
large tnent OF Domestic Cotton and Woollen
Goods, by the PACKAGE, comprising very gene
,al assortment OF brown aud besched Shee;Ings,
shirting., Plaijs, Stripes aud Ticks; Prints--vs-
rious qualities; Broajsoths, Cassmeres and satti-
ustts.
urThe sale will be conducted on the mos, iree
,oJ liberal priuciples. The subscriber pledsing
bsm.elf TO sell without reserve every n1Gksse rec
presented an the catalogue. -
July %. WILLIAM P. GREENE, Auct'u
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JoHssos's RAZOR STRAP.-Where is the man
thati, not fond Of a smooth chin, and who does not
love an easy shaver Let then, the votaries OF close
boards and smooth faces, hasten and purchase one
of Johnson's Razor Straps. A razor, whetted
few moments one Of these Straps, will retain i''
edge for month and shave close that IT will not
not be necessary to undergo the operation of,ene
th,u once week. The BARRIERS are in fts-in a
rage about the discovery, and vow they will be
ruined-Mr. stiff.beard hasten to Johnson's and
purchase q strap.