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ILLNESS OF HON JOHN QUINCY ADAMS

ILLNESS VI HUN. JOf1N 1AUlNC1 hDhMO'
The Boston Ad vertser Of Friday last gives US
the sad intelligence that this venerable statesman
WINS on Thursday last seized with a paralysis Of
his left side, which for time rendered him nearly
insensible. He had just left the residence Of his
son, the Hon. Charles F. Adams, in Mount Vernon
street, in state of health, when the gentleman with
whom he was walking suddenly perceived that he
was laborng under some severe affection Of his
limbs, and was obliged to assist him 10 prevent his
falling. He was conveyed back to his sons house,
and received immediate medical aid. After short
time his consciousness returned and he was subse-
queny much relieved, and abloto converse, and, we
are happy to learn, was not considered in immediate
danger. Mr. Adams, is, we believe, about 80 years
of age; notwithstanding which he has hitherto been
able, from the vigor Of his constitution, to endure
unrcmitted labor, like man in the prime Of life.
We are happy to learn, however, from the same
paper Of Saturday, that the symptoms which ex-
isted at the time Of the attack of Mr.. Adams have
materially improved since.
The Advertiser says: 1--WE have ascerained from
his physician, DIR. Bigeow, that he has, in great
degree, recovered the power of artcu aton and the
use of the limbs Of the affected side, (he right and
not the left, as stated by us yesterday He is free
from pain, has the full use Of his faculties, and
though feeble, is able to sit up for short periods"
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To United states Disbursing Agents
Bankers, and Merchants.

TNHE subscriber has this day received complete
i assortment of Wilder's Patent Salamsnder
Fire Proof Safes which he offers at New York pfi-i
ces. These safes are universally acknowledged to
be- in all respects, superior to any other u,anufac-
turcd in this country. The burning Of the Tribune
buildings, in the city Of New York, in February,
ls45 fully tested their excellence aud mperishabiii
~. On that occasion, one Of "Wilder's Sslnman-
ders )" containing the books, papers, and qnah,ity
of bank bills belonging to Messrs Greely a MeEl-
rath, was en,ombed in the burning ruins for thirty
ak hours At the expiration of that time it was dug
out rcd hot; yet, upon opening IT, the books papers
and bank bills were found Ito use the words of the
Tribune) "as good as new" The following extracts
from New York papers will serve to show the sen
saton created by that unlooked-for event:
sst4s Fromthe New York sun, ofFeb. 7.
"a GENUINE sALkMANDER Recommendations
Greedy e. McEirath's Salamander, containing oil
their books papers, &C. in a most perfect state of
preservation, was got out Of the ruins last evening"
after being thrtysix hours exposed to the intense
heat Of the blazing building"
From the True Sun, same date
yesterday afternoon the Safe Of the Tribune es-
Enlistment was discovered among the ruins of the
building II was red-hot. The contents, TO the as
constituent of all who saw Them were uninjured
This nonparie OF safes had lain in it's fiery bel thir-
ty-six hours, and, Judging from the appearance Of
lis contents, would have been faithful to it's trust
thirty-six hours longer"
Orders from abroad will receive prompt attention.
~ FIrZHUGH COYLE, Agent,
Near the corner Of Eighth street and
Nov. T--eo3t Pennsylvania avenue.
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d Il FICIA l..
JAMES X. POLK,
President of The United STATES Of .4me,lcc

President Of The United States Of .4me,ica.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that WILHELM A. Kobe has been appointed
consul general Of Nassau for the United States, to
reside at New York,
I DO hereby recognise him as such, and declare
him free to exercise and enjoy such functions pow,
ers, and privileges, as are allowed to the consuls
general Of the most favored nations in the United
States.
In testimony whereof have caused these letters
be made patent, and the seal of the United States
to DC hereunto affixed
Given under my hand at the the city of Washing
ton the 10Th day of November, A. d. 1916, and
T.. Of the independence of the United States Of
America, the list.
JAMES X. POLK.
By the President:
yAMEs BUCHANAN, Secretary Of State.
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The pressure of the dispatches upon our columns
again excludes variety of editorial matter end
communications. No southern mail was received
by the boat this evening" the violent northwest gale
which prevailed during last night and agrca portion
Of to-day having, we understand, made the wa.
ter Of the river extremely low. -
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Majority for democr ratio congressman 1870
''In the 18th and 18th districts, where there were
no federal candidates; many federalists voted for
Petrie and Seger, the bunker candidates. prefera-
BILE to the burners. But, on the other hand, por-
ton of democrats in the god district voted for Chase,
whom we have classed federalist, though he is
not, but a conservative democrat "
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GOVERNMENT CLAIMS.

GOVERNMENT CLAIMS.
THE undersigned will leave Boston
Il early in December for Washington city, at
which place he will remain during the session of
Congress- and will be happy to attend to the prose-
euton Of claims before Congress or either OF the ex
ecu,ive departments For number of years resi-
dent of that city, and during portion Of that time
connected with one Of the departments, his know
edge OF the manner ofransacting such business will
give to all matters intrustedo his great facility,
and insure more speedy adjustment than under
ordinary circumstances. Address, post paid,
b. II. CHEEVER,
N. 6, Merchants Bank Building.
Refer to
Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER,
" RUFUs CHoATE,
CALEB CusnuNG
" RoBERT RANroUL, JR.
Nov %
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THIS is the time to purchase ready

THIS is the time TO purchase ready
Il made Clothing.-A large and extensive as
sortrnent of read y-made clothing, consisting Of
Cloaks overcosts of wave, plain, and other styles
Of beaver cloths
Sack and box coats, Of oil kinds Of material
Pantaloons, &c, boys and servants cloihing q
all kinds, all of city manufacture
Can be had at greatly reduced prices at the New
York mammoth clothing store, together with an ex-
tensive assortment Of shirts of every STYLE scarf
Of new and beautiful patterns, gloves, umbrellas,
&c. JAMES GALLlGAN e. SON,
Penn. avenue, next door to ID. Clsgett e. Co.
Nov 2l--eo3uf .. ....... n. .. .t..
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nFsNOtice.-Thursday the o8th instant,
being Thanksgiving day, our Office will be closed.
Persons having notes due on that day, will please
attend to them on Wednesday. -
CORCORAN G. RIGGS.
Nov Q3--3t
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,

BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,
Nov. %, 1916.
THE city authorities having set apart Thursday
Il next, the 26th instant as day for thanksgiv-
ing and prayer this bank will not then be open for
business.
Ii is requested that all persons having notes paya-
bic here on that day will attend TO them the day pre-
vous. +.
Nov 23-2t RID. SMITH, Cashier. "
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the only legitimate mode in which such
success can be hereafter as il has been
heretofore, obtained---sn appeal that is, to
the intelligence Of the PEOPLE.
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TTNION HOTEL, Bridge St, George
u town, ID. C.--Tho subscriber, thankful for
the very liberal patronage he has received from his
friends for the past year. cordially invites tho atten
ton of the public to his house, conveniently and
comfortably situated in the business part of the
town, contiguous to all the public departments, not
over fifteen minutes walk, omnbuses constantly
running from the house to the Capitol; in short, Of
fering many inducements over Washington to gen.
tlemtn fond of quiet, and all the proprietor asks is,
that his house may not be overlooked by gentlemen
locating themselves for the winter.
GEO. H. HOFFMAN.
Nov 23-3taw3w
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II ow-PRICED CLoTHs.-Just received
LIZ 10 pieces low.prieed cloths, in blue, black,
brown, and invisible green, good goods, and very
cheap. $500. ID. CLAGETT q co.
Nov. 2lA3tif 'a''
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DIED,
AMERICANUS.

DIED,
On Sunday morning, pad inst, Mrs. CECILIA
wife of Hon. ID. HIecMs, late OF Norwalk. Ohio
aged So years.
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A CARD.

JAMES BUCHANAN, Secretary Of State.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05
Mr. GaIlalin on The Oregon Question.

This venerable statesman, almost the
last survivor Of the race Of great men,
which administered the Government i'm
mediately after its foundation, and who at
the age Of eighty-four years, with facul-
ties unimpaired, can have no other than
the most praiseworthy and disinterested
purposes in the advice he offers to his
countrymen, has addressed to them,
through the columns OF the National IN
telljgencer, series Of numbers Oh the
merits OF this question and the best mode
Of settling it. In the negotiations with
Great Britain, in 1873 and 1927, when
this subject was fully discussed by both
powers, and the arrangement for joint
occupancy was agreed on and continued,
Mr., Gallatin took an active and very
leading part. He speaks therefore from
full knowledge Of the subjcct-the re-
suit Of mature and repeated investigation
and, if with any bias, with such as a
diplomaiist very naturally acquires in IA
vor of thai side of the question which his
duty has called upon him to enforce.
In the fourth and last number, he gives
the following very clear summary Of the
relative preieDsions Of Great Britain and
the United States--of the effects Of Civ
ing the notice for disseminating the Con-
vention Of 1913, now under discussion ia
Congress, and of the true course ofpol-
icy, which it becomes both these enliGht-
ened nations TO pursue on a question,
which, by some strange mismanagement,
has brought them TO the point of direct
collision, where fair and advantageous
settlement is, with moderate counsels,
perfectly within The reach Of the con tend
ing parties. We cann0t too earnestly
recommend The pcrusal Of wha, we now
subjoin, and indeed the entire series of
papers by Mr.. G. to all who desire to un-
dcrstand this subject thoroughly, and the
critical position in which this country is
placed by it.
at has been attempted in these papers
to prove
lst. That neither Of the two Powers
has an absolute and indlsputablc right u
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05
HER AID OF THE TIMES.
Bache . auspices seems to be inexhausli-

Bache's auspices seems to be inexhausli-
BILE.
The present Superintendent has de-
parted from the example oi his predeces-
sor, in calling into the aid Of the work
the assistance al civilians, not otherwise
officially connected with The survey
Under this head, the labors OF the New
Eng land astronomers have been already
alluded to.
In addition TO these, we Tay quote
Professors Caswel, LOOMS, Bartlett,
Alexander, Nulty, and Kendall, and
Alessieurs Mitchell aud Walker-all Of
whom have contributed observations on
duplicate Gale ulat ions Cor the use Of the
survey.
BY inclsdihg in the limits Of The sur
vey the High School Observatory OF
Philadelphia, Prof. Bache renders a.
va'lable for geographical purposes the
astJoDom al observations OF Ritten-house
and his successors down TO the present
time. BY continuing his present system,
and by connecting together by precise
me asures all The American Astronomical al
observations within the limits Of the sur
vey, Prof. Bache will be enabled 10 bring
The entire series ofAmerican observations
TO bear on the determination of the sub
ect Of much importance, viz: the alb
solute longitude Of a cardinal point Of
the American Coast Survey from sim
liar point in the Trig gonometric Surveys
ofihe old world, the Greenwich or Paris
observatory, for instance. According to
The present aspect Of this question, it is
probable that in few years, by this
combined effort, parallel extending
one-iouItb Of the way round the globe
will have been geographically determin-
ed, with more precision and weight Of
authority than any portion Of similar ex-
tent on the earth
A perusa' Of this document is sufficient
to convince every one Of The great i'm
poltance of this national work, and of
the full competency Of the present Su-
perintendant TO fulfil the task which he
has undertaken. We are confident iha,
be will be properly sustained by an en-
Iigbtened Congress, and discerning
Executive, and tina, his appointment to
this Office Of high trust and responsible.
ty will be fully justified by the issue, and
will constitute new era in the history
of American science u. S. Gazette.