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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
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COMMUNICATED 10 tie Senate an 49,, Frr.-
dehts Message OF lie Ism guue. i-ss
DEFAHTsl3k1 90 S1A1rS
UasAIAsfOn, I'll, -Nsroh, l-sS.
AhnREw srE'E>soS, Ess
STA; am directed by I.se Presiss-I1 - NJ
form you, eonhteniaily thai ~ sVuu ~ as
wees shall tie received that tie B-al.. t,y4-
ernmehi consent 10 oPcs negotiations No,
ih's, which are daily sNPeeisd. q - hss ~
teanoa 70 otter you TIE place II Niassas4
fleLiPotentiary 10 tie Court a ~ ga-uss
and nc requests that, sauala til- s,,.1ssi rs,,ta
Oe hsreeAbie 10 you you Woula hoaa ssu--s Z
20 readiness TO embark 70 tie course q -,
Summer.
Congratulate yoa. ST. on fAis rsn4k Il AZ.
fTesIdent's confidence. anA M, - 90 rrrul
respect toar most o.'ttirut ssr~Hfs
Ll1N Nv fN..sYDN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
the movements Of swarms which came

the movements of swarms which came
u.der his own observation.
From Africa, which would appear
to be the home Of the animal, they have
frequently come, in former times espe-
cialiy, into Italy and Spain. In the
year $50 q vast phalanx Of very large
ones ravsged the former country far
and vide, until they were ut length
driven into the sea, and IL is recorded
that terrible pestilenee arose from
their stencil, which carried OF an in
credible number Of both men and
beasts. Their depredations are said to
have been such in the Eenitisn terrific
~, in the year I478, as 20 have oeca-
stoned famine in which $4,000 per.
sons persisted. There is certainly
nothing improbable in this statement.
We cannot ascertain from the sour
ees Of information within our reach.
that Great Britain has been infested by
these insects 20 any considerable cI-
tent. They appeared in England, il
is stated. in 1898, but fortunately dis.
appeared without propagating.
~ L. Jvur. Gem.
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The detachment OF volunteer, hich
left this city on Wednesday afternoon, for
the purpose Of preventing = repetition Of
the riotous contests which had occurred
on the previous night. among the laborers
employed on the Washington Rail road,
al Elkridge-returned yesterday As soon
as they reached the ground. they pro-
ceeded 10 arrest a number Of the laborers
suspected Of being engaged in the distur-
Dances. and this prompt movement had the
effect Of producing quieiness. The shan
tees were also searched by the troops, and
the fire arms. pixies and bludgcons fouad
in them, taken away. Yesterday morning
the persons under arrest were examined
on the ground by a ma gistrate. and those
against whom no charges were preferred
were set al liberty. Some eight or ten. be-
lieved 10 comprise the ringleaders in the
disturbance, were given over to the charge
OF the military, by whom they were
brought TO town for confinement in Jail
II is believed that this proceeding will
prevent repetition Of further violation Of
the peace. This feud. like those which
occurred recently on moro distant sec
tons Of the road. was confined exclusively
TO the &" CorkoniAns" and K" Fardowns."
Bait. liner. June 81.
The Riots on the Washington Rail
Road have been queIled through the in.
fluenes OF the Rev. Mr.. McElroy OF this
city. The parties have entered into a
compact to bury forever ali remembrance
offsuds and animosities, as we'll as injuries
sustained. The community owe many OBJ
legations TO our worthy townsman for his
humane and. pefssverin: efforts -But we
regret that misguided individuals have %
little respect for the lave or the land as TO
render bis Interference so often necessary.
Frederick Herald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

TIC Songs Of the reaper, will soon BE- heard i,
TIE land Most Of our farmers sre makipg bus,
preparation fcr an onset his ~t,k. aud ere hi,
paper reaches i,' patrons. many head vin BE-
lad low. Ah' Ills eIprc,.ion brisz, .criou,
thought a'h~srt oar H.ird-bu, l., thu, pass Tor
the present. Cradles. rskes, sad zlitiering
seythe'. are carried IN every direction asd n,
good things - neecssary 70 ,hc,r the hcsr,. a
the harvcf'ers. are not forso,,-p. Prom pr,,en,
sprcsrsnses. the crop .iIl be good one. 1.
truly Cheering 20 'ee the Eoid,n grain vu,inv IN
ne brceIe, the pasture, fresh aud fragrant. Che
corn Expanding its broad branches, sn.i the s.v.
ale by seeming s'sJ gale. How good dc
cd Of lisrv,p sDm,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

saf@1 ftaiA.--The New Orleans Arm.
1s-' hr Brown. q ne circus, after plsy.
's 81 h's o~n benefit IN Mobile sw d.,,
60 disd ihe same night, q few honrs sNe
re Prriofmaoes. Justso, poor johnson died
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

QtG7tfy = frsiics uhek eas.,d 49, =,
t.na-d Iyoci ~ HslsiiH's L.., ,,,f, - -.
1Prate a1d Oas Ca1ai, ~ sss - 49,,
~ afe frcs1,t '''''''5
100. 900 feet Of lumber. %. 900 bo,t.,.
coal 10000 baErcls Hour, coo barrel. 80,
.sy besides numerous RATS Of timber
Uiaassb0rf BanHe-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

Donations 20 the amount q seven thousans
'5iiar', made BY the liberal citizens Of New
ork N aid q tho Colonization cause. yer,
,ArFisd Out b. Tie ship Jupiter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

W resolution adopted IN TIE senats On the
lsh aii.i TIE standing Committes o. tbs Pot
yl'ee = fe4uiFed 10 eoniinue az iavesiisatiou,
durns TIE recess u Congress.
The lisli o. Hepfssentstisfs ana che Senate
Chamber are both clothed in mounting. ,o
Conformity with the resolutions uuanimousi,
adopted by Congress 90 Consequence a ths
death d Ggg,pl LAfAItITr - ran. .Insr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

Journal " ErecAafIrc f'rnorrfags - "a S-aGzS
sa rae son.na'sss sfASrnk~ >IErEs-sS -
NJ isisEeT 10 G~csIf hrssoEa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

The Senate spent several hours yesterday
10 The consideration u Executive business. =
IN The course Of tho sitting, the domination OF
ASDREw SrEtEstoS, ss Minister To. Englsnd.
and Of RoGEA u. TAsET. as Secretary Of Ihc
treasury, Werc rsIseisd, and the nomination
oi brsJAHS , BtrLER, - Attorney General,
was confirmed
The injunction o. secrecy having been re.
moved from the proceedings sa these nor,ina-
iions' (though % too late an hour 20 permit
We TO obtain Transcripts q them fos tht,
mornings paper,) We shall give them 10 flii
~ our neA1 We ere sble only 10 state nov
hat tho vote on the nOu,ination Of Mr.
srt'Essos vas, Ayes -. Noes ~ snd tie
Noie on the Incarnation u TASEr. Ayes H.
Noes = he nomination of Mr. Btrtaa
vas confirmed without division. II .N'ai. Isf
The reader will perceive that there uer,
On The vote N ube Senate on Mr. srr,Es,oS'.
domination, but three absentee. VIZ. Mr..
NooHE % Alsbams. NJ BELL 81 New Hamp-
shirs, and Nc. hckEks Of Psnnsyiy an,a. -
The two latter bad lsft The coy ior home
having a. ihe phrase d. psissd n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

EIT,. rs
A-sd-J - ---Eg-s--- Es+-
L. S,'=ls-- - ~ LEsss- - R-.---r--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

The folloving members composed thr Com
inItice or the part e the Senate 60 consider aud
report on a suitable mode of e, neing die natiou.l
respect Tor the memory OF General I.fs, ette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

-l.s=aa-.e. --=.s =. l-5l-E..r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
FOURTH or JULY.

sAepAsras,owu, June &C, 1884. Gem.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
LIST OF LUrrnna.

HR EMAINiNG IN the Post Office at shep-
B y heriaovn, va. july 1, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

TUESDAY, JUNE %.
The House proceeded 10 consider ,le L.ii
to regulate the terms by which the deposits.
are 10 be held By tho State Banks
After variety Of proceedings, the bill was
ordered to third reading, and vas read a
third time, passed by a vote Of liz 10 ., and
sent 10 The Senate for concnrrenre
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-10

The National Gazette says" We cannosd,s
cover that an attempt has been made to obtain
vote Of thanks, or complimentary reply, troa
the House of Representatives,, for Mr.. Steven
son, the ex-SpeaEer. limo such attempt should
be made-(and the time seems to have passed.
the country may easily divine what impress
sion his friends know has been left on the liOuS2
by his official conduct The successor Of MI
Stevenson does not make the least allu5oI 20
him in his address to the House on taking ID"
Chairlo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-10
ICOMMUNICATED.J
COLUMBIAN HORTICULTURAL 500

To the fair HortculturistS Of the District
Permit one who loves the sweet productions o!
the Garden, to congratulate you that at Iehg''
an interest is created for the cultivation OF t"'
blessings which are so bOuntitully bestowed W
on US, in the delightful fragrance and the prls..
hues of Flowers, and in the beautiful and deIc.
Gus variety of Fruits, which our Gardens a""
Orchards produce.
The love Of flowers seems naturally Il"
planted passion, without any alloy, or any ~
basing object as motive" The backWaIdI'S'
Of the season has somewhat curtailcd the nu".
Der and variety ofindigenous fruits and fo"e,.
but.suf1icient have been displayed to gram
those who cultivate these precious gifts "o1.
too, who "look through Nature, up to Na',n r.
God" cannot look coldIy on these de'S"
works of creation. Independent OF natuI d 0''0
moral feelings, the
-Breath of flowers hath power
To stir the spirit! 1t not merely OfIHs'
Memory of the past; it is the past go.
When its rich essence greetS the seH''i
start ~
From the dull dream of care, disgust "''
pain, .c
And live again amidst the youth OF IlI'
1t is an additional recommendation 10 :"
promotion, and consequent extension Of ui'
nefts ofthis Society, that its views are no. -
fined to the beautiful and ornamental proo",'
lions of the garden and conservatory; lAc' wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-10

The Ohio Patriot, thoroUgh-going .ec'-
son print, sneers at Mr.. Ewing, of the Sea6r,
because he has been an oster Mi avi6~
has indeed risen from humble life &c =
ry honorable eminence; but We have &Iva,'s
held such acquired distinction ininitely sac =
credtable than hereditary honor. ri;
journal observes we'll on this remark, tn re
aristocrats will find, at length, TIA: IKE 9.G ~s
wiU send sufficient number Of Sach Os.i,~ .,
Mr.. Ewing, to cleanse the Augean Stable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-10

In the House Of Representatives on SATURDAY.
the bill making appropriations for the pubf.
buildings coming up
lively and somewhat entertaining Olson,
sion arose on Mr.. ScHLEY's motion to sfrito -,
the appropriation of Sc, 900 for additional Fr VG
ture Chandeliers and mirrors) for the prot
dents House EAST room) Some merrim IvS
was excited by an observation of Mr.. JARVIS H.,
support of the appropriation, that the Hons,
after all, was not furnished as it should h.
was only place Of SPLENDID MISERY u"
MIR: EWING thought it very wrong that tne r.-.
pies House should be place of Splendid mi,
ry, or that those who inhabited il should ma,
the People miserable; such a state &C .binqs
ought not to continue: he hoped it would NJ,
He did not understand that any new turn:..,.
was provided for the Kitchen: He :houob. /.
needed it, and would be willing to iacrease e.
appropriation.
MIR. ScHLEY finding that the articles il 7,,..
ton had been furnished, and that there was no
money to pay for them, withdrew his motion q
strike out
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-10

The Baltimore papers announce the Ga)ag
ture from that city Of the Hon Christophe.
Hughes, who embarked on the 8th instant. frcg
New York, for the purpose Of resuming his Gu
ties as Charge d'Affaires Of the United Gtatec l.
Stockholm. A bombastic and rather ridicul,Js
letter is published in the Baltimore papers frcu
this gentleman to his fellow citizens Of Bali
more bidding them adieu, on his departure &c.
Europe Mrs. Cation, eldest daughter of the Ire
Charles Carroll, Of Carroton, embarks fc r.
rope under the protection of Mr. Hughes, T
visit to her two daughters, Lady W:H,sle -.
the Warehouses Of Carmaerthen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-10

Col. Crockeh- There is something IN 10 g
marks of this gentleman singularly origircitqc
striking. At the close ofthe election fol Sre;6
er, he was heard to say, in the hearing O. N
rejected candidate" Why, eh! they've gn ,ooG
Sutherland an ugly slap, and left him, 6Ie5e
among the unfinished buSineSS!"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-10
ALEXANDRJA.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10 1872,

MIR. WEBsTER's SpEEcH.-The speech devo,
cd by Mr.. Webster on the Presidents Prote,,
one OF the greatest efforts of that truly pro,.
man. 1t abounds with all that constitutes -
aole and splendid parliamentary effort, and =,
such, will be extensively read and admired :,
the excerpts which We make from t.and insos,.
to-day's Gazette, there will be found everv tbina
to confirm the judgment, and please the in,o,
lectual taste, ofthe reader. Even those onnoso,
to Mr.. Webster's views on the subject Inn, =.
deed we cannot well see how that can be( nn,,
yet peruse this speech with pride and adnira
ton. We commend it to the attention Of ora"
man who seesit, and is DESTROYS Of eniovirc ~
pleasure of examining the production &c
mighty mind, engaged in investigating t,r,
exposing error, and settling the principles n -.
Constitution, upon the sure foundations of law
and liberty.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-29

Report OF join rom. f0wns and probate die
tricisn Case of school society in Ellsworth, against
Share" ""d Kent. Report leave 10 withdraw the pc
liiIion--graRled.
The joint com. on Position Of Edward WstkinsOn
and Thomas c. Perkins and others, for manufactur-
ing incorporation, (Gor manufacture Of edge ools-ax-
es--at- CanOh,l reported favorable. Accepted and
petition granted.
Bill for an act to authorize Sheriff. OF Counties to
appoint deputies equal iMhumber Ia the towns 10 their
Mr. ibhe said that the old law was passed MANY Years
ngo-that deputieP had pay $40 for the privilege
and the law "1sht to- be sn"iifed-he Thought each
iowa ought 10 have the benefit Of deputy, provided
the Sheriff thought expe.lien 50 TO appoint and this
biH leaves il al his discretion. -
Mr.. DuHon said that IL business had diminish
ed, was reason why the dep"es should no, be To-
should he web qualified.
Mr. Cnrliss thought the bill put Il INTO the power Of
Sherifs 10 make too much in come ihslances-eome
locations werG worth four times much as Others
Mr.. Morgan spoke against the passage Of The bill.
Mr.. Rockwell thought that great part ofthe $40
for deputies. went to indemnify Sherfs for risks.
The bill was rejected. .4r
Bills for tie apIointmen, of John @. Wilson, Chief
Judge, and benjamin Isaacs and Wait s. Norihrop.
Associate Judges Of the Co0nty Court for Fairfield
Couny-Lpassed. K
petitions from coRvcts State Prison, reported f-
voraby R che of Geo. HanliD, OF New Hartford.
coRecied Of a rape on black girl, on Thanksgviag
days 1882 He was between Id and IS years Of Age nj
the lime alletged convicted, and Inns been
fined in State Prison since MARCH,, 1888; she .eas .
stout athletic wench, aud might easily have resisted
hint she did not give notce OF the violence until six
weeks after the time nliedged.
Nj. Rockwell, Of the com. Thought from the sessi-
m0uy before them that the petitioner was entitled 20
ihe favorable consideration Of the Iegisature the
verdict Of the jury at the time srrsed even The Judge
on the bench. $50 nf the inhabitanis Of New-lart.
ford had signed petition in favor Of his discharge
from prison. Many believed he was got guilty OF the
connexion in any shape, &c.
Mr.. button remarked that he ai Eitehield Court
at the time Of his conyiciso0. Much sad on the
subject, aad his conviction was generally aniooked
for, &c.
Resolution 10 discharge him the first Monday Of
July next. passed.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-29

Murder.-The Williamsport Patriot o. the
18th says .by an endorsement ON the way
bill Of the stage arrived here on Saturday,
we learn that murder was COMMITTED 70
Greenyille township. Somerset county. Pa.
on the 9th inst. on the body OfsJacob S'ibe'
or Gibler: by bis brother GeOFge. The mn!-
derer fed and had not bsen taken. He :.
described rs q yOuug man about IS year: o.
age, Eve feet eight or nine inches high. yellow,
hair. somewhat curly. fair complexionS hac
on a blue eassinet eOat and white hat"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-29
DIssoLfJTfON

AHE ePpaFtnership hersSofoFe existing unx
= der the firm Of PITKIN & SwsFr,. Is this
day dissolved ~ mutual canssns. All persons
indebted to said ifla are requested to make
irnmediate payment to James C. Swid, who
is authorised TO settle the business Of said firm.
DANIEL PITKIN, in.
JAMES G. SWIFT.
N0rtolk. Nay &Sy 1885, .E4 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-29
AUCTION.

ID Y order OF the Court OF Probate for the
II District of LiichfeId. win he sold at pub.
lie auction, fnnless previously disposed O ~
private sale, on Monday The 10th o. june
nest, so much 6f tho inveniaried Real Estate
of JOSEPH SCOvILL.
late Of Harwint0n. in said district. DECEASED:
represeD,edi insOlveBt, Is win raise the susn y.
Four Hundred and Thirty Eight donass ana
tsent i. nine, cents. with ineidenis' enas1,S y.
sale. Sai.. 10 take place at ipe 'ase GWesvD6
aiternOOn Of said day.
PHIEEHAs w. NoBEE. Adm's.
HdrsOiatOn. May ~. 1854 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-29

A POr' oaiee hns recently been established in ske
west part Of Pennington, called CaiORuils, Con. sad
Edward Seymour appointed Postmaster.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-29

OrdinotiOn.-OD "Wednesday the 2Ist inst, The Rev.
William w. Aadrews was ordained over the ChurcI.
and Society in Kent. Rev. Me. Arms Of Wolco,,-
vile offered the introductory prayer; Rev Ar. An
rews Of Cornwall, the father the candidate, nrcach.
ed the sert6oa from r. Tinr. Ill Is; Rev. Mr.. Perry
Of Sharon plIered the ordainng prayer; Rev. mr..
Maraha ghester gave the charge to The Pastor !:
Rev. cot 9f Warren gave the right hand Of
fellowship Hickok Of Liichfeid, the former
pastor, gave Attlress the people; and the Rev.
Mr. Gridiey 81 Ellsworth offered the concluding pray
err The general services and appropriate music rem
dered the 0ccason solemn and interesting, and the
nrm"ay Of the people in the cbnice OF their Pastor
affords the mos aItering prospec, offure usefulness
and prosperity cox.
Shocking Marder ION Sunday morning the l1th
instant; young man name.f Nathaniel Frost, lately
from Nrw-Ensland was found near the graveyard in
M"bile Ala. covered wi,,ynunts and blood and per
ec,y cold and lGeess. Five gashcs were visible ON
the body near the heart caused apparently by dirk
knife, either Of which il was believed would have eau
sed immediate death. in addition to which there ere
Cuisines and wounds about tile back, arms, hands and
head-showng determination ON thc par, Of the muir
0eTeF 70 make sure OF hte victim From the
and nnoeuding manners OF the decreased che
Mobile paper. il is believed that the cold-booded no.
micide was oerperaied for the purpose Of gain Sus.
picion we are sorry TO say, rests upon young man
lace from this village. printer. (Charles Boyington,)
who was seen to accompany Frost in the direction Of
tim 'uryins ground the evening previous, who hoard
ed in he same honse with him. and they were appar-
emily very intimate terms. The Mobile paper SAYS
there are other circumstances that tend 10 confirm the
suspicious. He suddenly disappeared, and had not nj
the last accounts been npprehended5 though reward
Of $500 kas offered for his arrest.
MARRIED..
In this town, Mr.. Raphael Potter to Miss Diana
Landon. $e1 il,
In Canaan Mr.. Lyman Bnnce 10 Miss Lucy A.
Bnar,lmaM.
In Watertown, Mr.. Joel Blakeslee, OF f'lymontk TO
Miss Sarah Maria Mansfield, ofthe former place.
In Plymouth, Mr.. Markham Scott 20 Miss - VIII.
cox, Of Harwinjon.
. In Orange. Mr.. Riley ives, Of Plymouth, to Miss
Mary A.sJndd.
In New-Haven. Hon. Ehenezcr see.ey, 70 Alice,
daughter Of the late John J. Glover, Of Nev-Yort
Mr.. L. r. Warehouse 20 Miss Harriet A. Brown.
In Hartford, Silas E. Burrows, Esq. Of New York,
70 Miss Mary, daughter Of the late Hon. John Russ.
Died,
IN Bethei, on fte 18th inst Mr. NathaF Burton I.
soldier ofthe revolution, 70.
in AvoH. Mr.. Erasins Hart, so.
In Colebropk, M Riley B,dwell, %.
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The Senass have con6rmed the Hcmsnai'ans o. 90.
seph Whsle. Saul Alley. and Charles MeAI'ssss e
Gosernmeas DirecioFs of the U. 9. Bank. The osher
,wo, Hsnry Horn asd Robert vsqxy yss ress u ti's
aenatss
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Besides OrnsmspsM Letters, Backslope, Music,
Lottery Figures, Piece Frnctions Superioss, Asiro
nomicai and other sges, Space Raies. Brass Rnles,
Ornanented Dashes, Long Braces. more ihan 900
kinds OF Borders, and ihore than 1000 kinds Of Cats
entifc works; orders for any Of which. Or for Gem
posing Sticks, Cases, Chases, &c. will be executed
with ihe utmost prompt0de, large siock being al
ways on hands
They @i also esAeafe orders far Printing Presses.
Paper Ink, Gc which they will tayRish The factmr-
ers' prices. GEORGE BRUCE y Co.
w-YDrk, May g. 1884, 81
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Nomiaos;ons. THE President Of the United States
has as length nominated 10 the Senais Hoa. Andrew
S,eyensen spsaker Of II. Of R) 90 be Minister Pc.
npo,en,iary 20 Great Britain; and Hon. Mahlon
Dickinson, Of New-Jsrsey, lIae Senator in Consressl
a. Minisser 70 Rusia. The latter neminasioR vii:
undoubtedly bs confirmed by the Senate, and proba-
bly, the former.