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or the foreign arrivals II British vessels Norwegian
Swedish Bremen Aanish-oi the foreign cearances Is
British vessels.
Passengers arrived during the period $780, of whom SIS
were from England 26 from Havre 1853 from Bremen and
from other ports.
Brig k,antI Ingraham at Providence from Baltimore,
penenced while on the passage extremely weather
has been driven three times the Gulf sesm I'd day
perenced heavy gale from Ne when shifted suddenly to
NV with heavy sea-shited cargo water cas-
and lost light articles of deck o the Captn and
Mate alone able do duty the Ebenezer 0rcenow OF
Deer Isle Me- I'd officer fell from yard on deck while
reeng the foresa and badly njuedhe landed al
Newport ssh very precarious state having recovered
his since the fall Cspngraham compelled
S2o for the mans support before he could be received
Hospitals the assigned Hospital funds
were entirely exhausted"
LAuNcHA bark Of 26o TONS rugged on the stocks to
be called the Appa Maria was to be launched from the yard
of Samuel Badger Portsmouth, Saturday She owned by
the builder Badger Tarlton, VIM Shines and Captain
Sanl Billings who command hers and is intended for the
general freighting business.
MARINE BUSINESS or PoRrLArp-The whole number OF
foreign avs during the i3wss aggregate
burthen OF which 3js9s OF these l2 small
foreign vessels chilly from the British provinces The whole
number Of ceaance for the period aggregate
burthen so S tons The number and tonnage vessels
hundred tons burthen owned the District of Portland
Jan l. 1885, foows:-
i0l Briggs, ......... 1882
~ Barks, .......,.. l2OS3
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Medical Card.

noCTOR tAWCEIT e3asaiSre sr I n - ssisea
hraeing the following suhjects lnpoisney
and Serlty physologicay, and Medically
modern syphilis, Secondary sympten, Gono
hoa, elect, Structures Seminal Weakne.s White, Nse
Emissions all the arising rom self
pollution The Doctor Ia. devoted his attention for
diseases; and his extensive practice and long expernes
nvestgatA pathology Of the various OF the
taxes permanent and radical His dplon.sfrom Lon
dom Ednbug and Phadephs ALSO mis- honorary degree
the State Of Louisiana in large frames IN his Of
fee l96 Fulton street.
Persons distance, enclosing 81, have copy Of his
late work accompanied with which embraces all diseases
incidental 70 females
All letters prepaid and addressed Dr. H. Fawee ss Full
ton street, will receive due attention.. j3o lmsre
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STONE FOR DRY DOCK.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, New

CEALED PROPOSALS.. endorsed Proposals. for stoae
y for Dry Dock will be received at this once until Mon
day the 18Th day OF March furnishing and dey srng
the Navy Yard New York. Granite or senite Of the fol
Toying Dimensions and 9gsnttSs, nearly Homs
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Feb 4-Arr, ship Levant, Liverpool

BIGELOW'S NORTHERN EXPRESS.
FOB Fehburg K:ens, Gresn6ed Brattleboro Wind.er,
nadas All Packages Parcels and business Of the above
Of the portion OF New Hampshire
We mont will faithfully attended 6 directed the
of l.. BlGELOW, IL Elm street, Boston.
N.B.-Be mark Packages Of "Bigelows Ex
presso j23rc
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Foreign ImpOrtataons,

SIERRA LEoSE-Brig Roberto camwood
palm oil palm nusIon ivory teeth boz shell
Of barrels OF ringer Nee rachen
EsQ--i box African SPICE Hon Walter Lourie.
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THIRD EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE,
BY DR. RALPH

~ convenient of stated the panest
bic hammer 1.-THE prescriptions used the authors practice
seng without reserve giving also clear and faithful
description of several innocent disorders frequently mistaken
for veneral which afford wide field for tho extoons and
receptions II well known boating class Of people.
ofhe numerous and ysIsd source. Of dseeg
Greenwich Price 81. lSeut by post. upbound.)
Several hare nearly iptated the title Of th:
be misled 0iil ho,cerer detect The imposition.
p. g. Aware entertained Of those
who obude their skill upon the public tmuttudes OF whom
in almost pape) tits considered duty
the following statement the ground which this little
book claims especial con6dence:-
former works viz The Domestic Guide Medicine"
which has passed through several editions, Tlea
tmona letters from the eminent physicians Of Europe
the most eminent Americas Sir Ashley Cooper Dr. Mott
which j. gratifying, permission to refer almost
every phynclsn ofemnen the city. jas 1mos-r
BY HOSE L Victor,
- ImSms WPeayl y stairs.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
For the Ercirsiue Sale of Choice
PERFUMERY FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTICLES

NEW EsTABLIsHMENT,.
pvp , Er tks ETcissi y e Se,e q CS1scs
ARTICLES,
urur WHcLEs ass:, AID R eI ~ =.
Ie:1 display O. Pr
snt No. % &c oilers spse
a. Ss
advantage the foreign Of being freshly pepares and that
rs s
yss . tn n deso s.m ~
ec%p: s q choice article. Of the mos. es.
enabling shSo.s +: M
Az S o d. Soay
The sabseriber does advertise SOAP which will change
sG ;as ss s q n:@
as ss. s h To osa nis
that nS :s to
he o S. nsg1sa shvNo CREAM article
which tried will always be present in every gentle
Il sss; 3: SeosMETIc CREAM 50 Iny.a.s|. :pgl
IL ss s. sl I'd e s..s Sis
"a healthy
!;
Phy.iooteal p,nee. Frequently restore the hair stop is
gan. the h.r ,s and are Ss
i III ssx o % Dss
when as SUCH and prepared ~ an o.
virtue q which !, diners from other substance; O. similar
For thsay Of his goods he refer 70 Messrs Aspn.
s ,nd r G Ss ns I0; ssss
vended articles Of his manufacture.
Finally everything At his store will be a. represented and
iinsy but also hssiiuiiy be pEen back The
acquire for his Establishment character for yeraci
II G rco% ico .O % 20 b Pa
good 'A n's' 'i FGStNEE i RSussEL
Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery,
No 80 Broadway b,,wssn Liberty and CouItssdt.
.s EAU SE vNGs AND
NYMPH SOAP composed Of eastern botanical discovery Of
surprising efficacy for rendering the akin soft and fair we'll
As creator and eonscrvaor Of that most dstnguishng
charm Of female loveliness, fair skn JULES
Ny%ph sDsr "a. Divine Dc ysPs Ss
mineral ,dmi1ture, distnaui.hed incidentally for is n
by aching pores minute secretory erpss all
impuss from the surface alsys tendency insmms
ton and ~ this neth9d alone eeetus disspstss al REQ
ncous vstacns 90 inmcal to female loyeliness Is use
will change the bilious complexion into one Of a-
stows deicacy and fairness which it, contnged l.s VIII Aa
ply project, with every appearance oil you'nia' e y -
For sale, wholesale and retail, By :. .,,vr
Practical Chsmi:t and fsssris1me,
andby my asenu,-y B. JseSuencd Nesiy -
Whit Whit t.ys ss, ss,: 3 Sss :.s villa. ss'sss
200 q y: q dc siY Rss oI skS & okk;;..''''
: ssash 80 --'ys-FE - aaA0 Nassas street
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OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES,
PysLIc BUILDINGS, PARK. Jan. 4, 1886.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that addition Of one
cent will be made all remaining unpaid the
the 18th day Of February and the 18th day Of
March, he receiver would upon taxpayers the mpor
lance Of making early payment possbe to avoid the
crowd and delay which necessarily
the being added Hours for receiving money from
to 2-bankable money only received, under crcum
stances JOHN STEWART,
ja20 ti5Feb Receiver Of TsYes.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
GENERA. Furnishing Embellishments and Sole Agency

GENERAL Furnishing Embellishments and Sole Agency
TOIGTL.aENDERs APPARATUS,
The genuine yoiEaender APparaus also the best Plates
Chemicals Polishing Materials and Morocco Cases. &c kc
may be procure the Subscriber Wholesale aad retail by
ad0e''lRe 's rH nSGENHEM Exchange, phil.l.lphia
Or, LANGENHEIM BECKERS, 2oi Broadway, N.Y.
for he sale 81 the genuine VoisasnSer Appsrsus
Messrs Litch < Whipple, Boston, Mass
MIR. James L. LYON, Richmond, Va.
MIR. s. Broadbent, Columbia, s. &.
MIR. James P. Perry, Charleston, 3. c.
MIR. d Noessel, New Orleans.
Messn. johnson Jacobs, New Orleans.
w. x f. LANGENHEIM,
jl0 lmsre Exchange, Philadelphia
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WINTER CLOTHING.
w. H. DEGKOOT Il CO.,
IO0 Fulton street,

WINTER CLOTHING.
IOS Fulton street,
FASHIONABLE LIZ sF III; z OF WINTER
~ hsy win sell at the following very low prices for cash
Oyereosts..... $50. from y 70 s@
S.ss si Sack Coat: ::...... ixsS
R B1s. o eSd Ss. S ssS
Pants, n ..s,, VARIETY SsYy:,v ..........
American CIosh. Ca..meres and vestug., which viii be
male to order T f. r pE 81 SS5
lo1 Fulton street.. next TO the corner Of William st.
TO THE PUBLIC.
pr; GE0RGE " CH IA, 2 nv 4 MS
s Nina. :!sS
ss ies saHs Sssq Head and iss
s Finn
the Chest, and s.peslsy n o. ate n od .s;a
1s
i ,hs city 0Nsw York 1888 West Broadway snt further
COLD ROLLED COPPER--i6OO sheet, Cold Rolled Cor
- per- un'auall'd' from Is e K S.C cSI III co..
dA IS South street.
OYYlcE MrHcA.TILE MUTUAL Is.vnAscE Co
G
.ss;s
Hoiie.
by order o. 'h' IEsIi.IfswaooD WALTER. Secretary.
MARINE Insurance Cargo AND EREIcHT ONLY.
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company Ne So Wall
street, confines its business to Marine insurance freight and
cargo ,uh..r;,,o, no,.. ,mou,,;,, 70 inward, of Two
Hundred TsonanS Dollar Savs Ses received and further
additions are daily being made 70 is assets .,.;,;..
believed offers protection and larger returns
ThSn- Hunt MscqH0oEh Th Tho As hell,
Henry sheldon, Charles Psyen, Levi Cook
JAS. Freeland, Chas H Rogers. Legoux.
Th9s. Nelson, Il; +; Morings d .i! L; ssyns
Stewart z. Marsh. ". AKesets., N. Ward
G.n; aSdss baas H.asnd ST. eains
y = fn''p'' JOSH JOSEPH R' WALKER, President
LEWIS GREGoRY, Vice President.
ELLwoop WALTER, Secretary. d2s6m're
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CO 4
M. 50 Walstrect, opposite the Exchange
vVvHs COMPANY continue insure against loss and da
mage y fire On good ware. and %sIehsnds and
Thomas " Thorne. Elisha Riggs,
B. r. Robson, NJ. D., Joseph Drake.
Thomson Price. Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James 4. Holmes,
John r. Dawson, John r. Moore
Caleb e. Tunis Thomas Morrell,
Francis Fran II Sage, Eugene tuSa,: ss m!,5
GEoR0K T. HoYE, Secretary a3rc
GLNUINE HAVANA SEGARS-Of the new brands
"a .ae + e' sale
j2a 7w+rc tSpanish hotsl. up stairs.l
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$500.
AN EXTEN SlVE RAFFLE.

AN EXTEN SIVE RATTLE
eeg9nt and ayorte Hotel Des DueI Freres situated
opposite Duane Park is to be rad for the above
oyon s Of as &C. divided into Chances ns
500 chance the winner becoming the Of the
Billiard Tables and all the appurenances The propretors
being dssrous TO enter into business Philadelphia have been
not enabled to purchase their Hotel to take this method 10
bring witt the power who willing hazard
the amount for chance wherein there
novasd ast spring and furnished in the most
affair may be conducted satisfactory the subscribers they
appoint Judges among hemselves who competent
decide any disputes that may arise.
h Isl Eye DEs p e. the
1853 Duane street, opposite Duane Park.
NB.-0enemen requiring private rooms have them
10 rattle off chances, gratis DDS im.r
INK, SEALING WAX, WATERS, &c.
OH0 GROSS Steel Pen Black Writing Ink, O. s, g. is and
&OO o.; 100 gross Blue Red Japnn and copying INK.
Ii VIZ 9ss: ::
The above warranted equal any country Dea-
ien supplied on liberal terms q lev prices, BY
Manufactures and Importer,
JS lmTc liz John street. opposite Cliff.
COAPS ESSENCES AND PERFUMERY Of all kinds,
~ Depot, No Courandt The Subscribers original
y Shaving Soap, which snrpsss all other pre-
paatious having greatly enlarged ara prepared
hand S y any IL oS5 Inc s.'s n
Croton eating Soap and splendid article, well suited
produce rich and pleasant a;hei TosssSer with ss and
general tment of Peamey Essences &c. both Foreign
csn. csnas. &. ss Ind. and
south American markets, warranted to stand any climate
Grocer Dru sess and dealers in general are requested to
5. ssI%s ''m's '0' j jesRNS6N vRooM FOWLER
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEsRUARY ..
Cleared Saturday.

SUN hsns... Y IL Moon SETS morn
sErs......... IS II high wArrR a.. 80. O<5
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sizes and colofs, cca.any hand sldfor SALE
BY HOO5E Victor,
~ 1m>me Wpeayl stairs

AkA THE y l. LOWiH
ADVERTISEMENTS
0oi'IHaE
Medicine and Pharmacy
IS NASSAU STREET.
MEDICAL ADVICE
PRIVATE DISEASES.
6 s Sssa ssis:
continue to direct their pacnsI attention % all d.ssss Of
medical s..s and psrmspsn. cure
culay make application 70 the College he
hr.t Of those vast amount Of s1hsng
cSas yea Sass s
s:.ssf p ss ss'i ...a. ''''
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INvALIDs-rmo.
application, have forwarded em chest
nd .
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
'THE TONIC MlxTUKE3 prspeIed X the Cclls9ss
s.s e; e ss
% E. Il %
ss: sss: ,sa I " carefully
yELPEAUs SPECIFIC PILLS.
~. u \: !:
Professor vsissu !. an infsiies rnsay =. d,.s.s:s q
the uretha- They effect cure in mueh snos1 one ~
other remedy without the breatn
the stomach. confinement om oaslness rnee pefsox
RICORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
OR the pernaneus Of primary or sece9dsry ayphln
Venofeal ulcefs nodss compsnt Produced ~ ~
ipudcious use OF or unsnfu medical ueatment
Ali penons suspsctng venersa nt remaining N thar sys
TEN shoud use powerful purhsr without delay per
Ton ear cous;der himself safe er having the venerea sease
without the system with this Justly o>ls
.:s !. e Sss :s''.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAR
RILIAA, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS.
DREPARED By the New York College ofMedicins art
fhzmacy established for the fquacksry. Thi
refined and highly coacentfed extract all the
IDENTIFY rseommcndedby the COLLEGE Infinitely superior
relied certain remedy for all dissases ans from
botches pimpes, ulcers pain the bones joints nodes
eupous, ARISING
from the secondary effects ofsyphs iaudeioas ussof
Sold IN single bottlsa,a n Ueant,osat
:. in es:ss Of half desss BEETLES, NN
Cases forwu ded 70 all parts Of the Uaion.
MA v9y hberal discount 70 wholesale pprehasses
Skvrs ". r. HfCHARD6ON. II D.. 60 Z
10 The Concentrated Extract Of 6arsaparina 0sa
daa aad sassass alss 0r sole st 1J0 Dviaisa arsss
sppssits La6lsw slssst
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Fdft6Tu Stone
Cubic Yarda

Ihe above ssones from TO inclusive and also those
are to be deliverrd rough Those NAKED from 70 ncu
sve amounting 70 about ta' cubic yards BE- delivered
elusive amounting about 22o9 cubic ysys dev-
ered hammered all sides, Of which viii be fine faced
The contractors will be furnished with plans and patterns
for the above stones and they must be qusried in such
.sons must Be Of the quality granite ssnite
from cracks and In blocks from three to eight
feet long, TO average five feet. 49, -
when and no allowance Will pc maoe LOT
any excess size The stones must be delivered the order
Popo.ers will state the price cubic yard for the Rough
Stone the price cubic yard for the Rough Hamnered
Stone the pce per super6e foot fer the Fine Hammerng.
and price per superficial foot for the Rough HmmernR
The sabs w e nm
800 pounds 6oo 1850 cubic yards in blocks OF from
800 pounds average 1000 pounds 800 cnbc yards
This stone must must be oil the best quality OF pie
mite, Gness split in rectangular blocks, with good beds
Proposss for the Hubble Stone VIII state the pce per cuoc
The above to be delivered vessels slongsde Of
the may direct landed the wharf at the
pense Of the the OF the vessels assisting IN
the OPERATION The Of the stone S mus, n.
above stone will probably be required por to the h june
Is47:
the Of Congress make appropraonsder thu, work.
the option Of The Navy Department. and it ], to be dis
increase diminish the above quantities Of and whether
increased diminished the prices shall remain first
ditue under these proposals will exceed the
of hundred thousand dollars Persons offering pro-
are to send ssmHs O. their 10 the Navy
Bonds and security will be required and 70 secure the faith
full execution Of the 10 cent OF the amount de
veed will in all cases be retained and not PAID until the con-
tract fully complied with.
further inOrmatSs viii b given Sy The Engineer at the
isiS I.v2muc Navy Agent.
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NEEDLES
lanes SMITH & SONS well known and highly esteem
- ed DnedEyed Needles, warranted equal 10 quality
imported into United States, and Wholesale only,
by JAMES WALTON,
No. 72h Market street, Philadelphia.
Beware OF Commercials jail lmsr
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VALENTINE HEAD QUARTERS.
opened their unqualified assortment. Of Valentines and
challenge the city Low prices the trade moto
call aud Valentines made order, original fur
nished. Orders from the Country attended promptly
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CKOSS'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE.
j 10 Dfesdwsy sesasS efJeA street, ealy, .pinsn
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VALENTTNESI

VALENTINES!
~ OLD AND SILVER fLUIDS-These metallic fluids,
which were formerly much used by che for their
OF Ornamental Penmanshp such Visiting Cards
Billet deux &c. Writing executed with these fluids has the
sale by the principal Booksellers and Satone and BY the
manufacturer, KENT BLACK,
Ja2o 3w>rc tH# ll6 John street.
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NORPORATION NOTICE ofkale Of property for unpaid
" Asesments-Pubc notice hereby that sale Of
property for unpaid will take place public auc
second d, Of March next at twelve o'clock a noon and be
be Sold and that the de'asd of the property to be
sold for unpaid IN the Evening Posta
Street Commssioners Of6ce,(
November 18th, 1915. -
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yELPEAUS SPECIFIC PILLS.

kOR the radical OF oh0a ale&t seminal cQcns
and all moeorpurulent from the prsshm IT,
Fills the OF twenty years expereues in tbs H9e g
Charlie In Paris By their celebrates
Professor Vepsu, iufabls rmedy fss s @se.sst
any other remedy without alng the BREATH y0
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THE superior efficacy Of this article when used in the last
stages pregnancy apparent that female who has
experienced m benefits would be willing, ecndi
uon, be deprived fit. Its effects and dmi
nsh The suerngs attendant on Child Birth half thus
place c uiId and mother in state ofsafety.
Physician ne who made this branch Of his practice par
tiuar study For sale 9a Broadway Of John
Inn
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA.
BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. 8 Aston Place. late 7th Street,

a few doors East Of Broalvoy Nsv York.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has
opened the above for the aale OF Birds Fogn and
Cage: SEEDS &C. and hops ~ strict sention and
ssd to indulge in this most uei. sh.ful fancy; -
articles IN his line ncudnS fancy Pigeons Of the
sorts, ed and Silver Fish ermsn Paste made aer
proved receipt Cutie Fah Bone Fountains Baths &c kc
NJ B. the city carefully attended and
promptly executed. LEONARD BLEECKER.
Nev York Dec. d2lmsr
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TO THE LADIES-TO THE LADIES.
AIDES having any superiuous of Clothing dis
IL oil, (either Ladies Gentlemen) obtain fair
cash price for the by sending for the her
residence, No. 60 Duane street, basement.
Mrs M. 8. COHEN.
N B.Gentlemens Clothing and Furniture also bough by
M. B. COHEN.
All letters through the Post Once will be attended to.
Tx lu4za
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07
iIr. Buchanan 10 Mr. McLane. }
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, December ID, 1915. }

The President has received information, from a
variety of sources which he cannot disregard, that
Great Britain is now making extensive war.lke
prepa ratons. As her relation with all the powers
OF Europe seem at present to be OF a peaceful
character, the prevailing and natural Inference
here is that these preparations look 10 n rupture
with The United States on the Oregon question.
1t is Of vast importance that this govern ment
should. US early as possible, ascertain their true
character. You arc therefore instructed TO en-
brace the Grst opportunity of bringing this snlect
to the notice of the Earl of Aberdeen, in such
m,nucr as you may deem most expedien!. :
= The President is
also anxious to learn your own opinion upon this
subject with the least practicable delay.
am. &C., JAMES BUCHANAN.
LOUIS McLANE, ESQ.,, &c., &c.. &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07

Trouble in The Pawnec Country. .-ii
(Ao. Empire stn,cs on tho au,hon5c
from The Pnwnee Mission, that
occurred between FaIki, o Pawuee - ~
ihews, white man, in which the cle 2.
of Matthew'S were killed. The Co.
greatly ehfuged ms pcopie vino Io,..'
selves by destroying tho property
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07

We learn that the Chorokees burned some
small out buildings, Immediately on the line AT
Esanssiiie, on Moaday night last. They wero in
pursuit Of tho Starrs as We understand, and failing
to arrest them before they crossed the inc, burned
the buildings spoken of in revenge.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07

Che.faT EmigratiOn.-A party of Choctaws
about 30o, ''Bogue Chttos." are cncamped near
:s's plantation Of Col. Hebron, abou. nine miles
|'ses' :sii;s city, whero they were met by Gen,
Armstrong preparatory TO the delivery of their
script and land patents. Another party. 500
1SlA T,. towns, crossed the Big Black on Saturday.
lhis party has requested Gen. Armstrong to do.
liver their script and patents 10 them near 6o plon.
totion OF Gen. Dunlap, about eight miles from this
city, IN louisiana. A third party. abou, $50
"l oko Nooknles," are on tho road, near Can;on.
and VIII reach the main Emigration boforo il
leaves this vicinity. The Inoians re in evcell.n,
health and are anxious TO reach their I,omcs in
the West. ~
" p neso inu'ans are under the charge Of Col. H..
n. Barstow, Contractor for the Etnior,,;on M
Col !, Gee W. Clarke, q. S. Agent. These cen. m
l,einen entertain sanguine hopes that the remain.
der Of this tribe viii emgrale during the preseu,
year Vieksburg Int. ~ r SOU
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07
hPoRTANT DOCUMENTS RELATIVE To rut
OREGON QUESTION.

ihPoRTANT DOCUMENTS RELATIVE To TUE
OREGON QUESTION.
me f'iolelHSS $sssass st iae President ua, trans,
~'"ea 10 TIC House Of Representatives on ,So.
,arday' The documents accompanying il. ,ciu
0e eagerly perusea by our readers. W. cony
~ me J0Io''Hg from tie Washington Union:
o rHE HOUSE OF REsREsEnrarvrs
oF THE UNlrED STATES:
oe IN n compliance with the request of the Hons.
u Representatives, in their resolution of ,h, oI
Instant herewith communicate a roport f,o,, ,Sa
seeaesary Of state. with the accompanying CO...
.espondent which has taken place ..botween ~ ,L,,
S,s,sy a,y OF state and tho minister of The IJn;,ed
states at London" and "tetwcen the goyerDe D".ea
-, urea. Britain and this government, in rela.;on
10 'he country westof the Rocky Mouo.aios s;non
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07
'"s ~. JAMES X. Polk.
Washington, Feb. z, 1916.
To The President Of The United States.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

To fhc Pfcsidcnt of me CHHeI 0id'es'
Y DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington,Feb. .. 1916.
The Secretary of State, to whom has been re-
fsrrcd resolution of the House OF Representa-
t,ycs OF the Sd instant. requesting tne rfesiden'
10 communicate to that House, $50 far as, IN his
opiniop. is DO, Incompatible with the public in
,erest, all correspondence which has passed be-
tween tho government of Great Britain and this
government, or by or between any OF the officers
Of said government. in relation to The country
wos, of the Rocky Mountains, since the last an.
nual message of the President OF this Honsc' y
has the honor to lay before tho President the ac'
companying papers.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES BUCHANAN.