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THE NOTICE.

The true character Of this measure begins to be
duly appreciated, both at home and abroad. II has
been denounced by some politicians war meas
ure, and its friends as war party. The resolutions
OF the Senate present il, however, in different and
iuster ght-as calculated to prevent elashing ju-
risdietions border collisions, and general war.
The speech Of Lord Clarendon, in the House OF
Peers, just received by the Unicorn, speaks Of the
notice IN the same just and liberal manner. al
think, on the present OCCASION" (says my Lord
c. sit is quite unnecessary for me to do more
than move for the production Of such correspond
enee can be produced consistently with regard to
the public service; and also inquire Of my noble
friend what course the government propose to adopt
in the event Of the Senate Of the United States
curing in the resolution to give the twelve months
notice; though venture to say that such notice. in
stead Of being construed a hostile declaration,
would be viewed on our part as an indication Of a
desire effect, without further delay, an arrange
ment satisfactory and honorable to both parties
and in a manner calculated to render more enduring
those friendly relations which have hitherto subsist-
ed between the two countries and which, in their
mutual influence, hope and trust will never be
destroyed"
The last Baltimore American" "a wing paper
also takes this view Of the notice. viz alt is useless
to 60 back now to consider whether different pol
icy might have been pursued to better advantage.
The whole country may be regarded unanimous
the subject Of notice in the present uncture Of
affairs. Some, indeed, are for the notice as first
step to the establishment of our authority over the
whole territory to the Russian boundary others fa
vor it as preliminary to an amicable compromise
on the line OF the forty-nnth psrallel-both sides
regarding il as necessary TO further proceeding,
which now seems imperatively called for"
The news by the Caledonia, received to-day,
presents very liule Of American affairs in the de-
bates Of Parliament. The declarations Of Sir
Robert Peel are moderate and conciliatory. He is
evidently unwilling to lay the papers before the
House of Commons, because it was unusual in the
progress Of a negotiation. This shows that in his
view the negotiation, however it has been suspend
ed, is not terminated. The English journals are
still more conciatory in their tone. Hints are
even thrown out that as soon as Congress has
acted the notice, instructions will be given to
reopen negotiation, and England is advised to sub
nit her ultimatum. There will be no negotiation,
it would seem, until Congress had acted on the
notice.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, to-day, the report of the COMMITTEES
of conference was received, recommending the
adoption of the "joint resolution" substantially a.
passed by the Senatei and was coneurred in by a
vote of ~ to 10; and before the adjournment mes
sage was received from the House, informing the
Senate Of its concurrence also in the report of the
committee.
Mr.. J. M. Clayton resumed and concluded his re-
marks in favor Of the bill to indemnify claimants for
French spoliatons prior to the year 1900. ID
In the House, the Smithsonian bill was debated
some time in committee, and its further eonsidera-
ton postponed until Monday next
The committee OF conference on the joint resolu-
tion of notice made report, which was eoncurred
in. We refer to another column for particulars
The resolution now awaits only the signature Of the
President.
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~ No. 2, Jarvis building, (up stairs,) Baltimore,
evotes his exclusive and undivided attention to the
Pale Of law books. They are all OF the latest and
hostimproved editions, and many are new works
|shich have been lately published
Orders for law books respectfully solicited
nd furnished at the lowest prices, and upon as ac-
fommodating terms as any other establishment in
PIE United States,
The following are some Of the new works and
few editions which have Just been received.
Metcalf's Perkns's and Curtis's Digest Of All the
fommon law and admiralty report Of every State.
Pnd Of the United States--3 vols, 8 vo.
Greenleafon Evidence--2 vols 8 vo.
| Jarmsn on Wills and Devises, with notes: bv ]
y Perkins, vols. 8 vo.
Easts reports, rev edition, with American notes
~ George M. Whsrton--S vols. Svo
Smiths selection Of leading cases, with American
Holes-2 vols. 8 vo.
English common law reports--47 vols.
Pe,'rs's condensed United States Supreme Cour,
Nports--e vols. svo.
Baeon's sbridgment, new edition, with notes by
0dge Bouvier-l0 vols. 8 vo.
tvo
81 April 2s-4t
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BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
VALUABLE brick houses and lots at


' auctiOn.-On Saturday, the 25th instant,
shall sell on the premises, at o'clock, p, M, lot No
3, in square No 2SS, fronting north G street AZ
feet inches between 18th ard 18th streets west,
with the improvements, which two new three,
and one two-story brick houses, with back build
ings. These houses contain six rooms in front and
two in the back buildings, well finished, with tin
roofs This property is handsomely situated for
private residences. We deem it not necessary to
give any further description Of the property, as
persons wishing to purchase can call and look for
themselves.
Also, Immediately after the sale of the above
property, shall proceed to sell lot No. @, in Bust's
subdivision, in square 49, fronting 25 feet 18th
street, and 100 feet deep, between I'll street north
and New York avenue, with the improvement
which is new brick two-story back building, % by
Is feet, with slate roof Persons wishing to make
good investment will do well to attend the sale.
Terms: one-fourth cash, the balance in 6, IL, and
IS months, for notes bearing interest; deed given
and deed Of trust taken.
Title ndisputable.
A. GREEN,
April Got Auctioneer.
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~ GATHERS Ice Cream saloon, cor
street respectfully notifies the public and nis KIND
patrons that he will open on Monday, 18th April,
his saloons, where he will serve up in his best man
ner ice cream Of various Asvors, Roman and cham-
payne punch, jellies, &c.
Having fitted his room up in superb style with
and rich furniture, he invites the public to VS.
il them, and pledges himself to do all IN his power
to accommodate his customers
April I3-d6t Nat, Intel
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THE steam Engine, by the Artisan
Il Club, London.-To be completed in "a
quarto numbers at one shilling sterling each, with
many ensravings.
Number 20 Of the above series, for April, 1896.
il this day received per Caledonia steamer The
work will be completed in July Of this year, and,
meantime, may be examined at the bookstore Of
April23 F, TAYLOR
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MRS. r.. j. WAUGH, street, opposite
lvl the north side Of the West market, having
some spacious and airy rooms for rent, would be
glad to accommodate few boerders. The location
is high, and considered amongst the most salubrious
in the city; it's contguiy to the Observatory rem
ders 1t desirable situation for officers officiating
there. .Ps
April 23--3teod
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual meet
y \ ing ldf the stockholders of the Union Copper
Company nil be holden at the Office of the treasurer
|of the COM ny, in the city of Washington, on the
|1ih Of May next, at o'clock p. m.
sS@t} Etn4.G we r. l.. SMITH,
4 z u4iEa Secretary and Treasurer.
April 23-3tra (Intel.)
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MoaE TROOPS ron TExAs--We learn from the
Natchez Courier Of the 10th inst, that one com
pany $50 men) belonging TO the 4th regiment United
States army, passed down the river on board the
steamer George Washington, under command Of
Lieutenant Gore, United States army, their route
to join the army Of occupation on the Rio Grande.
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rhs arrival. have been from New Oresns 1918 bales;
uobis iol bales Florida, AIN bales; Georgia st5 bales
so,,h Carolina cal bales; North Carolina s bales Vir
ginia 017 Total, ., AL bales
have no sales ofAour to report to-day. Genesee
IA quiet at as 37I. 600 fiat hoop New Orleans sold
this week al about IS l2I, and 900 do. round hoop
do IS co. sales 400 Richmond country part fancy, at
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MARRIED.

On the odd inst, by the Rev. Mr. SrRNGFEL
Low, JOSEPH w. ARNOLD, esq, Of Norwich
Connecticut, to ELIZA w., only daughter of tn,
late JOSEPH s. BxRREr, esq.,, of MARYLAND.
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T Avs of the United States.-Litte &
IL Browns new edition; in vols. For sale by
April % F. TAYLOR.
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April 20-6t
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Clothing, and Clothing Materials.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BuskAU os PHousioss Asp CLsrnAs
April ~, ls4G.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed op,o-
- Posals for navy clothing and clothing mate
rails" will be received at this ofhce until O'Clock
p. m, on Monday, the LIST day of June next, for
furnishing and delivering (on receiving thirty DAVIS
notee) at each or either of the navy-ysrds at
Charlestown, Mass, Brooklyn, N. Y, and Cos.
port Va, such Quantities Of any or all Of the fol-
lowing named articles Of navy clothing and clothing
materials as may be ordered by the chief of this
bureau, or by the commandments Of said nayy-yards
respectively, during the fiscal year commencing on
the LIST day Of July next, and ending on the 3Oth
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Implying that the offer /, to from Great Britain
[UNioN. H.
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man lnteI1gence tnat at inc CiOse Vi last
month, the Senate of the United States was still en-
gagged with the Oregon debates and although it seems
that the determination of the President to adhere to
his extreme views unchanged, the opinions OF
Mr.. w ebster, Mr. Calhoun, and some Of the most
influential senator's, leave no doubt that the resolu-
tons for renouncing the convention, but at the same
time keeping the door of negotiation open, will be
passed by large majority--two-thirds 1t is said,
and in terms still more reasonable and pacific than
those Of the other house.
at il said that the announcement OF the $50 caed)
free-trade measure Of our government had been re.
ceived in America with degree of popular exua-
ton that may facilitate the anionbe termination of the
Oregon difference. We heartily wish that meas
ures, which we believe to be fraught with conse-
quences 30 disastrous to all domestic interests
might be aliepated by even that incidental and mo
msniary adpanfags; but we cannot soothe our minds
with that hattering JUNCTION. We believe that the
proposition for division Of the 49th degree, and
the straits of Fuca which we have hitherto called
Mr.. Bargains, but of which we hear no more
under that name, would have been at any
time, and under any circumstances, received
with much satisfaction as now. We ore more
and more convinced by the advices we have lately
received, that the American cabinet will not and II
it would, could not make any larger concessions II
is, we believe, all that any American statesman
could hope to carry, and we are equally Satisfied,
that on our parts, after 20 much delay and compli-
cation, and considering its future effect on the
tranquility Of the district ITSELF it is the best for our
interests and sufficient for our honor. We, there
FORE do not believe that the unhappy and unexpeot-
cd schism in the party which constituted, three
months ago, our government, can have had any good
effect in America, even for the moment, and shall
be but too happy to find that il has not had con-
trary influence"
We have another sign from England, and then
Implying that the offer /, from Great Britain
[UNioS 49,.
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sreAp.CoATEO
or IMPROVES INDIAN VEGETABLE

OR IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS
uyoR ~inis'mnfsni. Hs~.nsui. Bis~u. sd In.
h.~rs,op Fever. iis4i Ache. indss,,ion
pysr~p.n. rsrssri.t Appetite. u-anssrs. c.
ussor... Dssui~s. D,.eatsr. biso-ss coi.e cad
w,sB.. toal - N..k. P-ia "a he Head. SD. o.
n.ct. Serpials. Srussf, - sss iagort.~. ~ me
B>-i. ob~isactioss sal fsnsis complains gene
uslis.
There has "sse, spr~sfed . ra~d,clns ~hieh,
~hle ~ ran a. ~ harm. . rsieaiAisd ~ ID -
mach god. They stsus . hsshhiai p~-,.rinii,.n.
sd oFes al he nsior,i drs,n. q ne :, a~rn The
oh-ifpcifrn ~ in.sasssie f,rsrirairn u he esss<
q a great r'rrost,.n ~ ham.s sadefng Thee
rill. Fes-" az pos<r. ia az s,ifsoftin,fy derssc.
~ 'rm"sns al ohsiinstics.. m ~ iihiai ruui.-
tam. Ieey masi utsioubies y s~ugsneje al oshsf
r"fga'ivs rs~drines. q. ,hs, hss. . h.nr.taJ &c.
'"n-,'s : dsshs'se ,, The Bowel. Lang.. Md
usss and shin.
Ch,ldfra viii nsi h~u,sis 10 ,.le hen: .ni the,
r-y 10 fol'sd an. t~yund any 9th. . re1s1y. az sn
nrisal s"i sic redici-s fr woRMS. snj stl
cutnPisinis instieot 70 ehilsrrn. Msfe children
hsSe bcrn eurri ~ Nav yosk he p-r.ent va, n,
iae zee Il Dr SMITHS PILLS. than Ell oihe.
medicines crsnhsnrd-ss ,befe % no NEED OF so,s.nr
hi down. Lac other a~J,eis~. :
One '~tnratssss sJsasssge IN ,slirx lhe.~ Pin. %
h't DO not grF<. not ~rrs<iucs nan.rs OF any Oihs,
"i'' s'bfsNHh RUS uats.fn . fhN0safll insfanr
60. ~Froduecd Piles shS othe, consequence. r.,
~vf-e ih.a the disease zoe which they were al
m'ai',sfsd. Tia. 10 particularly rsssJsd sra,n.,
=" no e'"mh'na,'rn Al 'hs msny insred,rrts I.
witch d. sniih's F,iis ere comp srd- lhu. render
ins i.sm bsf~irs.
Th~'e ~I-li'sre made ofthe psrs,, n~.ie,iai.; ga
ne have The ..'rias risn Of having proved 70 ~.
Me-'oai faesi'y. that 'hry ps..eA, uuop.non va
iura
The d'recii ma ant ireaipen, ~ diseases, accom-
psnv sse'y bf IN = circular ofa pages.
\ susarCoaitd P,ih' cen 10 genuine with
oaI no 'sns'ure ~ Tho ss'e inventor. % BENJA
MIN SMITH. 81 d. Pre,id-st of The New Yo,i
Col'ess q ihsalih. spsn every boz.
Prom tho Dtpn'v Sheriff Of New York.
Dc snl'hs Snsare.l 4 dian ycgeisble Piil.- have
hsen used IN The E-ldrdge street Debtor, p,,.on
With anoommsn ssiishciioa have never hes,d
medicine SPOKEN u viii more interest by tas .,c,
~ho have isisn Ihese fhl,.
JAMES J BEviNs. Depaty Sheriff
Tor sale ny PRYOR & PAULA.
3nov " 9m Makes 81 whecius.
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REMOVAL
FRENCH DYtINC ESTABLISHMENT IN
A,uIII f<n

IoHlflN, French Dyef. on the other
SIDE 81 the bridge, South Wheeling, second
.dcoi from krlicy's store. returns his graf.
TOT thankr 10 his frlcnds and customers. for their
isf n9r iaf"rs, and respectfully informs then
that he has adde's 10 his stabiishm n import.
sat and, a france, newly discovered improve
mfntr. tic gives more lustre. ncatness and du.
hem.
bcieels perfectly eonhdentto give every sstis
Of a liberal patronage. oeiat
CouTu WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
y FACTORY - = fDitLEfN, ys.uiJ ,e.p~e,.
'uNy 'ntara sotrkesgcr. IN ,h,, city. and cir,s~n.
generally. ihei be - now ready Gr printing Do
mesi'r Hue Caiio-e-. IN ccroeei.on ~ih M.
tfr"oh b,l'e establishments. aud he ,rn.s 20 r,,.
he same "a riscu"n ~ lhns bfsnoh. Ihs, he hs.
''"1''en o." BE 90 b"s'ne's janf
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CrRE ron WORMS.

~ n KS NkkAit tcE.
bREPARtD end s,lI D, n A ,hpc..tk a
Go f'dsbo'gh. P-. TDi, Prcpar,isu n be.
sized ne ',si"f many yeas u,ai. .bl ). nrS tally
esiatai,bed on ~ own rarni,. u ;, Inc -.l..i ,usi
tnu@i fneeinsi med ciec fpf srpeiinr " sr,n. 4, m
The .,s'c q ever discovered. b. 4. uni uees Va
Ia,d'sh q lrs lti e ecu4st.,., 10 IL Issu ;.
generally and alh'osi antsenaily kno..r. /.
'N'f add Nc hiloN inrf
Mr. q A fAHNFss "a.
bos' - have hern u,irg rpur v.nslioe. H.
nay Pfsciife tf a naahrf n ,.sr.. sol G.sJ :, ~ h-
'he n'"si sure and sole Ssr- S.a,eso i.s, Z ,,es
hal "
~s' ,litd n . rhid D af : years 90 IN Nav
letS which va hen IA sps.n- aith he ~o,as.
gaNeii ore s'ai NJ Yror Netmaase agseesbl, q.
dreci'uu'. sud ihe child pas.ed i4O N.nn.. L. a
10" "orls gsse \ sn"'hef val, sod ~ parsed 900
more, mskfng ~ ell Gao wotm.. The child ,,,,x.
cred immediately and h., ., jaysd rsoa heslm eve,
""re ! hANa Ttcstfhsd u ,n man, .,he, eu.s.
20 With ~ has bt.nghi swas 600 ard 800 . osm.
Nsg'ecl DE- JONATHAN MORRIS.
Wniieiy. Green 20 Ia. Aisy n. "a
Nh-,"i I'VE ~"eAs ssnc- ! gave ene of ms, thdi,ep
= sieis tea rp-~sniui al v \ Fuhne,,usk'. Ns,m,lur.
a'd u tassei iAiuy seven VICTIMS have u.ea IN
Netmd"se :" ny ismii, SO nine yean. and n m.
hetrt ys'isll.d IN a single instance.
tsgned1 CATuARtNF SAITH
Robinsun Township. At.rheny q, Pa
CAUTION.
Theg are many Vefm,iase. be IN. cob,.c en-,
az ." 'im'laf style aud They ere Frequently shI .,
'hs "nsu'Pcfi ng - hctns etlbcf mo same a, NJ.
goa. Tut to eonhicrrc Ia sueh s,stetHeet.. Ia,
be sofe 10 r' The true snd genune vr,h,;av.
rfcpared by a FaHNrsmcN a. PfyrRo.a, g.,
tnf sale by JAMES BAKER snd I.AFAYg-rrE
" NELLY "heetns' and by Dngs,.. and mrr.
s"'p 3m mar ~
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Mt:NDEL a HARBOUR.
fu RNlICRE, UPHOLSTERY
\
LOOKING CLANS WARS ROOMS.
No. liJ MATs SrRrrI.
WHEELING. VA.

yENHhf ktkr coesisnily on hsod. . veu ca.
y t'rsise sstrrs.ni 81 superior Nah ssny
ffeush sd 1f'risn, rsrs, " stine eh.ss. Saiss
Ff"f -ri card Table,. Dressing Bureaus. B~-i.,e.d.
'"'et S'anis. assofied sar,. iuseihsr With every
'hst ar'ci~ ct he ln,ss style sod hesi flushed
. u'nhete ever "iersd ~ Ihi, tfty.
1ui pnJ Mstrrary fsamrd IL k,ss cis.,e. @
even N-"e'y and rs'r~. L-k,rs Gla.. Plate. C oil
tD"s. ff'tsn snd fict.fe ffsrae. un hand aid
Hsdc 90 urjtt.
Y fitpi-isft Nare cu-<isfirr ~ Feather Beds
U"i~e. siJ ftilo~s Hut. cotton tiu.k. S,s,nr
and s'tsN Mai'r,.sr. Bisnle,.. Qa,li-. comlor >
SsrkipE bsitHr. Obi clsih eo,eu. fL.s .el.ah
Irss. Mats 81 oil . ,.L.. together ~,.h every .shel
si'ols-oi Upholstery Mare. on hand sad made ..
vrisf.
Nens'ssn sd Sisi wipdow HIND; Window
Siissrs q 'Vsis .-sieiy ard colai. ell Il ~h,sh wsi
- sohd ~ very low prsrr.. sns warranted &c n.
hcsl qnalpy Also. MAHoeASr ysSrsas. ~.
c"th. NsENi.i. sFsaish Mus. ai.hossn, Ka,t.
seed iaisr. L'ek-. Ii.nse.. es.s-. Busn Tsis
AiSo. e instantly pn hard sod sid loo Zoe c.su.
W STE,N Bears furnished with every srici,
"' rfnisf. al abort ro,',e en-! ga the very 10.
'''"'' esp 81
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Nr. israndr, ih,x E,Hs.

'hIb ID n ". FAlKCUllD.
AcESr WHEELING. VA
NSANirS.- - J,scass, even ir.an,,v a.,
y "n'sh'"i, ct temper pnsecI frcm d, srd ..
''''"S' hnfuefs. Which. circulating wuh n. 49,
"'ss'oH rsin AMI dscont IN The human l,.m. a,
r'a'. 'eA' ~ rr'oevrt,ur. Ia tie h., Of Bs.o.
g't'h' '~rFe'sldc Un.vvrsi Pills. NhHh /. ons :,
- Ney he'i' and oaiY proper pnrgattve med,c,..
',""y SOD Variability ol temper esa 10 ru,,5. :,
"the' diseases depsudinr uIon ,he pore
ne, o' he ureslunng aotd. he ble.x
ID A"d'e'hls vegetable uolyerai Pm. s,, k.ov,
zoe "a 9''cocs Of thousands. 10 re,iscuy &c.,
~ 'i'r'i i'um all e'ulns.. remove eve,y 49,,
'ufe'iSn' and rcnossie vesk snd eu,e,i,I -"
''.u''onA 'o peHeci health snI ,isa,.
iher &c kn"Nisdgej iaaaoepc. m,ke. 49,.
ui sEe. IVA '"''h'y w.
~" eva care "a edhef dfes. ~ die, .,n
When hey are used '4'"o"
"Ho W',i"valnshle medirisc IN on, r-.....,o,
"ay 'e"ihe m'ss sickiy ng,sa. w,,bos, a.,
:" ,""''e'"" ran ~ poss,aif, uarcs -. w.s,.
'''.,"l =" hse'y use ihsse P,Il.. dAaam s.ta
1epcul AFrrts. """"N
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30 ~ MAIN sIEEET.

'Wf ANF MAIN
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