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WRITING TELEeRAPH-A new electrical tele.
graph by which the despatch is written with a
pen by the action ofthe fluid, has been successfully
tried at Brussels, in the presence of the minister Of
public works.
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date, has been elected to Congress from the Saco,
or LIST district, by majority Of more than 1000.
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BY the President:
JAMES BUCHANAN, Secretary Of State.
POST OFFICE STATISTICS.

The following table exhibits, in round numbers
the decrease in the from hostages at certain
of the large post Offices, during the quarters ended
the 3lst March and 30th june l845, compared
with the corresponding quarters of 1874.
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SETH BARTON,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
CONTINUES to practise in the Supreme Court
u Of the United States, except that he takes no
employment in cases Adversely to the interests Of
the United States. Sept IL
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By II. Green, Aucfioneer.

CILKS, satins, velvets, ribands, artificial flowers,
- leghorns silk braid, and other bonnets, at auc-
son.-On Saturday, the 10th instant, at 10 o'clock
a. M, shall sell, atmy auction room, Concert Hall
(Todd's building the effects of millinery estab-
lishment, consisting of large lot of the above
named articles, with number Of other articles not
necessary to enumerate.
Ladies in that line Of business will please attend
the sale, shall sell the articles without regard to
price, for cash; and must be Sold
Will be added to the above, large lot of splen-
did silk curtains with very rich borders and rnges,
silk drapery, &c. in good condition.
A. GREEN,
Sept 1S--2t Auctioneer.
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nGARsHAI.,s sAI.E--In xirlne Of two xri

NTARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two writs
lVl of feri Jacias, issued out from the clerks of
fee Of the circuit court of the District of Columbia,
for the county Of Washington, and to me directed,
| shall expose at public sale, for cash, on Wednes-
day, the 18th of October next at the front Of the
courthouse door Of said county, at IL o'clock, m,
the following property, viz:
The east half OF lot No. 30, in reservation No. TO-
Of the city Of Washington with the improvements
thereon, being two-story brick dwelling, and other
improvements thereon; seized and levied upon as
the propertyof Elizabeth Bacon, and sold to salts
fy judicials No. 1, to November term, lS43 IN ia
vor Of Charles d. Moorehead, use OF Joseph w.
Beck; also, judicials No. 3 to November term lo4J,
in favor Of John p. Van Ness, against SAID Eiiza-
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Marshal of the District of Columbia.
Sent l5--dts
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C. M. Clay has notified his agents in New York
that the publication Of his paper will shortly be re-
sumed--whe,her in Kentucky or Cincinnati, re-
mains to be seen.
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OFFICIAL.
JAMES X. POLK,
President of The United States Of .America


TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me, that FRANCIS WARINo has been appointed
consul Of Her Britannia Majesty for the State OF
Virginia, to reside at Norfolk:
l do hereby recognise him as such, and declare
him free to exercise and enjoy such functions pow
eIs, and privileges, as allowed to the consuls
of the most favored nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent and the seal of the United States
to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing
ton, the 18th day Of September, A. d. l845,
Il. s. and of the independence of the United States
of America the 10th.
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President.
JAMES BUCHANAN, Secretary of State.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
RUSSELL g. HoPKMsoN, collector Of the customs
for the district of Vermont, to take effect on the lst
October, l845, vice Archibald w. Hyde, resigned.
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WILLIAM GouLpis, of Richmond, is authorized
..'lsc, moneys and receive subscriptions for the
.,,,onn in the State Of Virginia.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
TIME public are respectfully informed that the
Il United States Hotel is slill carried on under
the firm Of Tyler d Birch.
Thankful for past favors, the proprietors pledge
themselves to leave nothing undone to insure COM
fort to those who may favor them with their patron
age. TYLER d BIRCH
Sept. 18-N
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CUsroM-HoUsE, CoRPUs CBRIsTI,
August 81, l645.

ILLNESS OF THE Hon. WIN. C. PREsToN.--We
deeply regret to learn that the last advices Col
Preston was lying dangerously i'll Of congestive fe-
yer, at the residence Of his family, in Abingdon
Virginia, and that there was great reason to fear
that his mortal remains would soon be entombed in
his native State. We humbly trust, however, that
one SO eminent in genius usefulness and worth, ia
not to be thus prematurey lost to the affections o.
his family and friends, and the service Of his coun
try Charleston Courier, Sept. IL.
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TIOH. OEUKCE DANCHUFT, n .
Secretary of the Navy, Washington city.

From the N. o. Bulletin. Sept H.
From CoRPus CnRsTI.-The schooner Enter
prise, Captain Manard, arrived at this port yester-
day, in four days from Arkansas bay, reports tina,
all was quiet at the encampment of General Taylor
The United States brig-ofwar Lawrence was a,
anchor off Arkansas bay.
The subjoned letter has been handed to us for
publication by the gentleman to whom it is address.
ed: IAt
CUsroM-HousE, CoRPus CHRISTI,
August 81, l845
SIR To prevent any further MISREPRESENTATION,
the collector deems il necessary TO inform you OF
the instructions oS the Treasury Department. in re-
laton vessels arriving here in the employ of the
United States government.
Any vessel arriving in this district chartered ex-
clusively by the United States government will not
be subject to tonnage duties; but vessels feighted
by the government, ichen bringing freight on indi.
pidpal account, sciu be liable to tonnage duties.
| Perhaps it would be well that the quartermaster
at New Orleans should be made aware Of this, as
several vessels have arrived, employed by the quar-
termaster, but, at the time, bringing freight on
individual account from which it has been difficult
to collect the dues.
| Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
w. J. GOURLAY,
Deputy Collector district of Arkansas.
| To EDWARD HALL, ESQ.,,
l (to,e,I n
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MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.

The subscriber continues to give Med
ical instruction. designed by particular at
iention 10 Indigenous medical Botany, and
TO the principal practical subjects of gene.
raj Therapeutics, 10 adapt the course to the
requisites of those who intend TO become
Country Practitioners.
He has engaged S. Pearl Laihrop, A. NJ
VI. D., 20 instruct in natural science, and
in human and comparative Anatomy.
Gentlemen who desire may have adnis-
sion 10 the Lectures given in the College
on Chemistry, Natural History and Philos.
Ophy.
JONATHAN A. ALLEN.
Mi1dlebury, Dec 2Oth 1843. 3.f.3l
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1880 Boxes of DIR. Rush's
lNFALLIBLE
Health Pills,

HAVE been sold during the month of Dec,
SO great has been their popularity, in coDse-
quence OF the numerous cures they have effect.
ed. Every person who uses these Pills recon-
mends them TO others as the BEST MEDICINE
they have ever taken--so gentle in their opera
ton, and so sure in giving relief.
II is now conceded by the most eminent of
the medical faculty. that tie stomach is the
seat or fountain of all disease; that it is, as il
were3 the centre from which proceed all the E.
wis produced by foreign or irritating causes.
and which from thence spread to every part OF
the animal system.
The proper mode ofcure. therefore, is 10 at
tack the citadel in which the disease entrench-
es itself, ard no combination of medical agents
mas YET been discovered so efficacious for this
purpose as the preparation of the late DR. Rush
and which, from the universal success attend
ing Their administration, during practice of
nearly ha century, were styled his "Infalli-
bic Health Piil.' Their great virtue is that
'hey arrest disease in its first approach. They
are preyentiyes as we'll as remedies and we
VIII venture 10 say, that if taken by persons
WI, %hen they are first affected with symptoms of
Illness. many and many case that Is either Sc
nous or fatal. might be avoided.
oNLf izt cents box, the cheapest and the
best medicine ever known.-Sold al the princi-
pal Office 80 finn ST. New York.
w. G. Daggers. sole agent.
W. p. Russell, Chemists and |
druggists General agents for this county.
SUB AGENTS.
r. Huntington, Vcrgennes,
A. P. Roscoe, T. C. Smith. New Haven.
r. w. Collins, Cornwall,
.. l.. Sprague, Weybridge,
Hemar Barnum, Ferrisburgh
Joseph Frost, Bridport,
P. Fletcher & Son. do
Hammond s. Co. do
-
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BOOTS.

200 pairs thick and thin, solo Leather upper leath-
", and calisk ins, for sale BY WRIGHT BUSH,
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For Sale.

A valuable house and lot in East Middlebury,
formerly owned and occupied by Levi Smith de-
ceased. The house is newly built and the lot
contains one half acre. and is about in the centre
of the village.
Part of the price must be paid down, and time
given for the balance
CHANCEY L. BRANCH.
Middlebury, Sept. 18th, 1874. If
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Snuff.

DR.. MARSH ALLS Aromatic aud Head
ache cATARRH SNUFF. This snuff: is superior
to any thing yet known for removeing that dis
ease. the Catarrh, and also cold in the head &
;he hradac. C. Il opens and purges out all OBJ
structions, strengthens the glands, and gives IA
healthy action 10 the parts affected. If isprriec
lily free from any thing deletcrious in its compo'
siton has plesent flavor. and mas immediate effect
after being rsed, is agreeable. Price 81 l'2
cents per bottle
Each bottle contains about three times the
quantity ofthe several kinds of Catlrrb snuff, now
selling at lower price and is therefore cheaper,
as well as better than any Thing of the kind in
market,
Sold by the Proprietor Charles Bowen, Mid
dlebury, Vt VIM C. Simpson ss- Reed, E. Brn'
ley, JNefsrs, Lewis. Boston, Fl. Phelps & Co. A..
B. Il D Sands. and others, New York, and by
ruggists o-yeene in the U. States S, Canada.
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! 81.
MANUFACTURING.
nANENDODM & MIIDNED
DAVENPORT & TURNER,

WOULD in form their patrons and the public
generally, that they have renewed their lease Of
the manufacturing establishment of the Middle
bury ma1ufaciuring Co. for term Of years
with additional facilities for doing business They
are also making some valuable additions TO their
finishing machinery and improvements, gen
rally intending still 10 produce
SUPERfORiARTlCLE
If goods suitable for the Worthy Sons of the
Green Mountain State and their Neighbors on
he opposite side of the Lake.
They will receive Wool 10 manufacture on
shares or by the yard and will keep an extensive
assortment of goods on hand which they will
exchange for Wool, or advance on Wool left 10
manufacture. They would again tender iheiI
grateful Acknowledgements to their patrons for
their favors and re-assure them that forts will
not &c wanting to merit their fullest confidence
H-FTERMS adapted TO the TINES
Middlebury, May 20.
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Important Discovery.

THE subscriber Is happy in being able to inform
the public that he has brought light, Medicine by
which Spavins, Ringbones, SC. on horses
CAN BE URED.
He knows that heretofore such things have been
deemed incurabe, but now can be cured, and horses
afflicted in this way be rendered sound and use
full. Good testimonials can be furnished from per-
sons who have made Of il their horses and
always TO their satisfaction Said Medicine is for
sale by the Subscriber in Cornwall, VT.
10. Il, JOSEPH X. SPERRY.
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Ladies' Attention.

Just received and for sale at the Auction and Com
mission store great variety of Fall and Winter goods
for the Ladies Consisting part Of Chusans, APac-
ca Lustres. Black and Cold Fig'd Alpaccas, lnd-
anna Cashmere, beautiful article for Cloaks, Rep,
Cashmere g. Muslin Delaines, Beautiful Prints,
Shawls &c &c.
Please call and examine before purchasing else
where. u. BECkWlIH, q ".
Sept %, 1874
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WILL SAWS, Nall Rods, Gutter
1'A shoes, English lion. American. Ger
man, and Cast Steel-for sale by
BROWN s. SHELDON.
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RONEIS, Florence, Straw. misses do.
= Cyprus, and Palm leaf Bonnets, lust re-
oeiFed al STEWARDS.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
For Coughs, Colds,

Consumptions, and all Diseases of the
Throat, Lungs and Chest.
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM
is an ODD, well tried, and almost universally ap-
proved remedy. It has been pretty extensively
used for the last Is or 90 years in almost every
city and town in New England, and also very
extensively a; the South and West. 1t is-roc-
commended and prescribed by many ofthe must
respectable physicians as a SAFE, CONVENIENT.
and VERY EFFICAcIoUs medicine, and ae-
know edged by thousands who have for a long
used il, and continue 10 use and recommend it :,
10 be the most valus5le remedy for tn above
comPlainrs ever offered 10 the American pub.
lie
The proprelols Of this article cannot resort
10 the style of advertising which is often adopt
ed al the present day. They do not wish to
deceive the credulous and unsuspecting, tut
appeal with confidence to the facts, and exper-
ience of discerning public. Thore are few
individuals in New Engladd who hove not used
this preparation themselves, or who have not
friends who have used it. Numerous ceriifi-
cafes from physicians and others, having for
many years been published, it is deemed un
necessary 10 adj any at this time,
Be sure TO get the GENUINE, Call for IL by
It's WHOLE name, VEGETABLE PULMO-
NARY BALSAM,", ard avoid "CARTER's
PulmonaryiBaisam and the numerous imita
aiions which have sprung up in consequence
II the geat celebrity the TRUE trticI See
that il is signed, AVN. Jou'n Cutler.
Prepared by Reef, Wing & Cutler. wholhsa le
druggists, 80 Catlsm street Bo sicn, and sold
by druggists, apoIhlcari and country mer.
chants generally. Pr'ce so els 29Iy
For sale by 5. MOODY .Mdllebury.
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Partnership.

A partnership has been formed betweenthe
subscribers for the transaction Of the DRY
GOODS business, under the firm of c. Birgc
& Son: continuin. at the old stand of Cyrus
Birge. CYRUS BiRGE.
HENRY w. BIRGE.
March 81, 1874.
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LOOK At THIS! -
DR.. MARSHALL'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE
BLACK PLASTER.

II OIA Il -
This flaster is unrivalled for cur ng se'Tfaf0H'
sreEln &c, scurrey lame back, burns 9a'ns IN
tie aides, hips or limbs /; q,
and seldom fails to give relief j" eases oil local
rheumatism, applied to the side, II VIII cure
many of common I reT complaints, and II Is iounu
be equal if not superior. to any e7Tn plaster '''
on the Ell, II immedia ely applied 70 =: ].
frerh mound it will prepent soreness. and cause II
quickly to heal.-Families IN the habit 'i "s,ns
ihi. plaster, End better, than anything eise or
all purposes for which plaster or saiVe Is "h'eu
Its virtues have been witnessedby ihousahas o'
respectable individuals in various paris OIL tne
United States, who have tested lis 'mc"cy--
PRICE, rs CTS PER BOX,
TMany certificates may be had. sho"l i'shg
extraordinary effects.
BrwARE OF .-UNrERFEITs--A All those "l-hhS
to perchdsc the genuine article Of Marshall
PA should purchase that of which IL. L "r'o-
lev Middlebury VT is the General Agent, aud II
otsr, Manufacture personally the Plas &c e 10
by said Gridley DR.. MsrShal..
Certify that the above ar icle was execu'eI IN
my Presence by DIR. Marshall and that hiss
tur thereto is senu ne DOrgsues Wooster
Sold Whole ale and Ret lie by II. c. Gri
Grneral agent, MIDI ebury VT
Wn. P Russell. and SiIney Moody. and b.
Druggists generally throughout TIE U. States and
Canada. 40
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Doct K has succeeded in making such i'm
provements in the manner of setting artificial
teeth on plate, as to entirely obviate every ober
ton that can be urged against them; the solder
used by him being of equal purity with the plate
and warranted not to oxydiZe, or produce the ur-
pleasant taste of brass or copper while Worn
improvements of great importance have also
been made by DR.. K. in the manner Of adapting
the plate 10 the mouth with such fastenngs as vii!
admit of the whole work being removed and re-
placed again, at the pleasure of the wearer, with
as much convenience as a glove can be taken
from the hand and replaced again; and yet, when
on, are firm. easy and-ipofensive.
As there is general disposition in the cOmmun-
ity to defer all unnecessary operations heteeth
until they become painful, it is most respectfully
urged that all teeth lie Immediately filled as seen
as de ay has commenced, before the general
health ofthe teeth is effected, and if properly
done the tooth is sound for life. The proper ell
ing in such cases is unquestionably the purest
gold. Doct X. has preparation for destroying
the nerve in teeth (without producing the slightest
PAIN after which in most cases they may be fl
led and rendered as useful as any teeth in the
mouth
z-PAll operations warranted to give Satisfac-
/ ton or no pay.
PRICES OF WORK:
For inserting on fine Gold plate 81 90 to %
Pivot, 80 to . so
For filing with Gold 75c to 81 90
- TIN, BIC to SOC
For Cleaning set of Teeth soc to 81 %
For Extracting 25e
4 ". B. Dr. K Win be happy to wait upon per
sons at their residences whenever required. Alb
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

On Tuesday morning last, Mr.. Caleb
Barton, of Bloomsburg, descended into his
well, in which he had been engaged ior
lwo days previous deepening. 1t was about
'hirty feet deep, and he went TO the bot,o m
Du' soon returned about ten feet to plat
form, when he was overcome by the gas ,
iBd fell upon the platform helpless. An
oulcry brought several persons 10 lhe spot.
and, in the panic Of the moment, some of
hem descended into the well 10 the
assistance Of Mr. Barton, among them
vas Mr.. Daniel Folmer, a resident OF
his town. bRt formerly of Huntington
Luzerne co. All Of them soon returned to
he surface except Mr.. Fomer, much af
ac'ed with the gas. moment after, he
laieTed and fell about ten feet TO The bottom
1I the we'll Successful measures were i'm
mediaIely taken 10 get Mr. Barton out, and
''hough entirely senseless, his life was
preserved but before the well could be
sufficiently cleared of gas 10 render i. safe
10 descend 10 The bottom, Mr.. Follmer
was passed resuscilaIion, although every
means possible were used TO effect it by the
physicians present,and he thus lost his own
lle through his humane exerlons TO save
that OF fellow being. He was about 35
years OF age well respected, aid has left
vile and three small children, in indigeG,
circumstances, 10 deploro his unlimsly
death. His remains were taken to Hum
Ing'on on Wednesday for inlermenl,
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IMPROVED CANAL BOAT.

We are pleased to earr says the Wilkes
barre Advocate that Mr.. Converse, whose
Boat we noticed las, week, has made such
as will enable him TO tho
roughly test lis invention. In perleclng
the improvement .'4r. Converse had incur
red expenses which some what embarrass.
ed his operation. We understand Messrs.
John l.. Butler g. Co., have proffered the
necessary aid, and engaged Mr.. Converse
to use his Boat in towing Coal from Porl
Mallery TO Haver De Grace. The object
of the Messrs. Buffers is, we believe. TO
thoroughly test the improvement, in which
they have every confidence, and TO ascer
tain how successfully the Canal may b,
navlgaIed by Steam Power. 1t is far more
than probable that anIicipa,ions will be fuI.
~ realized IN the trial Of the experiment.
ana that sooner or later Steam Power will
IN great measure supply the place Of Hor.
ses' IN The larger operations on the Canal.
we mention with pleasure the prospect of
The speedy trial of so important an expert
nen'. We may add the expression of al
sincere belief that the Proprietor Of the Boa,I
viii yet realize an abundant remuneration
Tor an improvement that promises to oe of
great utility, and those who, wih com.
mendabIe public spirit, have come forward
10 AID In testing The experiment. will fndI
an ample reward in its complete success.
20. HiIlman, Mr.. Gray, aud other bu.-
ness men, who are engaged in sending of
Coal are united in the opinion, lha. the i'm
Improvement of Mr. Converse will answer
lis intended purpose. little time since, a
similar opinion was expressed by the editor
Of the u States Gazette, aud other citizens
of Philadelphia. Generally, We believe. sol
lar as Me improvement has been examiv.
'd' there is but one opinion on the subject
Of the certainty that il will succeed.
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hJ'The lnteliigencer man, who was tor
several yeafs, and is now for what we
know, defaulter TO the Stale for a consider.
able amount, affects a holy horror at the
idea tha, the County Commissioners should
not take measures to assist the state TO pay
her August interest. BY an advertisement II
another column il will be seen that they are
attempting to relieve him of this trouble
but, poor soul, he is much 10 be plied, ,ant
we are afraid, he can get no pertinent relic
until October Election.
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eCPTbe few days warm weather since
June came in has had terrible effect upon
tbs nerves OF the Inteligencer man. We
fear he will become completely rabid be
Coie The dog days are over. We would ad-
wise his being muzzlod until then, for if he
can weather it till October, the people viii
administer a medicine that will efftctually
cure him. Mad dogs are dangerous whe'
they run al large. Stop the mad dog.
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The Alton Telegraph sayE:-We arc
deeply panied on learning from a friend
who has just returned from Lexington, ,hal
The domestic affections of the distinguished
Statesman Henry Clay; have lately beer
greatly added to, by his sons becoming
deranged. This makes the second sor
nov an inmate of the Lunaiic Assy lum; ;and
we deeply sympalMse with both Mr.. Cla!
and his wife in this the hour of their dis
ness. We are also inform ed from th'
aame good source, lhaI Mr.. Clay has late
y become communism, in the Epsco
pal Church IN Lexington.
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It's tributaries were included in me pro
visions OF the convention of l79O'
South Of Nootka Sound all parties in
his county concur ,ha, our tile is
clear and unquesionabe.' Aud there
IS no, The remo,est probability that our
people will ever consent 10 surrender
an acre.
Though this question is iseviden''y sur
rounded with complicated difficulties
and embarrsssmenis, growing too, III no
small degree out OF joint occupancy, we
have the hope that ii will be settled peace
ably, honordbly snd satisfactorily under
he auspices o! our President aud his
BILE Secretary OF STATE.