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WASHINGTON, June 8, 1876.

WASHINGTON, June g. 1916.
The first and most important piece of informa-
ton which have to give you is, that the Presi-
dent will send message to Congress in the course
of day or two, accompanied bya proposition
from the British government, for the final adjust
ment of the boundary question. This, Of course,
is the utimatum of England, and have no doubt
that the Senate will advise the President to accept
oft You may, therefore, confidently anticipate
n peaceful and speedy termination of our contro-
versy with the mother country My information
upon this subject is derived from high authority,
and, believe, may be safely relied on Mr.
McLane, our Minister in England, will return
home immediately, owing to sickness. His place,
IT is said, will be filed by the present Secretary of
State, who, believe, is anxious to leave his pre-
sent position. That he will have his choice of the
mission to st. James, or the Supreme bench, can
not be doubted. There is a strong probability
that Mr.. Richard Rush, of Pennsylvania, in this
case, will be offered the bureau of State, and
most acceptable appointment to the democracy
and to the country his would be. 1t is further said
that Mr.. Secretary Bancroft will retire also, and
that the present popular and gentemanly Senator
from North Carolina, Mr.. Haywood, will supply
his place. These are, of course, mere rumors, but
have them from sources entitled to respect-time
VIII prove the truth of them. 1t is the intention
OF the government to prosecute with great vigor
the war with Mexico. A large force will be sent
against Vera Cruz, and from thence, by the same
route that Cortez took, will march to the city Of
the Montezumas. Another large force will be
concentrated on the Pacific side, and peace will
not be made until the CALIFORNIA; ceded to our
vast territory. This done, with the mighty Allan
tic on one side, and the placid pacific on the
other, We shall then have attained our natural
boundaries, and may, for period, cease our de-
sires for territorial acquisition. But until the
whole of this boundess continent shall be under
the government ofthc Anglo-Saxon race and the
language OF Milton and Shakespeare spoken from
subjugation will not be stopped. ''Westward the
course OF empire, or rather of progressive demo-
cracy takes its way" and the time is not far dis
tant when our national airs will salute the setting
sun, as he sinks into the quiet bosom of the Pa
cific
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This table exhibits increase this season compared
with last in the expectation Of beef meal mackere
hsur. both wheat and rye; lard, wheat and WOOL and
decrease in the expectation of apples ashes cheese cof
fes cotton hides lesd turpentine whale and sperm oil
pimsnto saltpstre. pork, SOAP and sugar. It thus ap
pears that there has been falling of greater variety
Of items than there has been ncreass but the aggrs
gate value Of exports has not varied materially from
that for the corresponding period last year.
VALuE or MERcHANDnE EXPORTED FROM THE PoRr OF
MEww new foRx FeR THE FIRST FIVE MONTHS IN lsl5 AND
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TO the ls Of June In each Of the past three years II
includes the shipments to domestic well as foreign
ports.
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WIN. W. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
REAUTlFuL STUFFED BIRDS AZ Auction, This Day
-, Wednssday June oth-lo o'clock, BY II 4. Willard 4
Of to 2 preserved in the best by Bell Sale
y perempory Purchasers have them packed 90
distance for a trde.
Ar II o'clock valuable and second hand Furniture
rich Girandoles, Carpets, Oil cloths. &c.
jel0 nsr
RARE PICTURES AT AUCTION.
10 NDDt. RN OIL PAINTINGS, by TIuntin gton, Dough
70 y Birch De Francs, Richardson Marsegl,s Budo5d
and Mexaey comprising the entire collection Of gentle
man gong % Europe The Picture. Of p.tsI
Marine subjects.
Also; 20 Fine Oil Paintings. by the old masters:
Pictures will be ready examination Tuesday and
"Wednesday. 18th and 10th inst from NJ, TO NJ, Al
our new Picture Gallery 3oi Broadwy Of Duanet
Sale Thursday llh inst NJ Private fol
je7 atissm ROYAL GURLEY & CO.
AMERICAN EAGLE SALE STABLES,
~ AUCTION SALES EVERY THURSDAY
AAI >commencing at IL o'clock Entrance for each
Horse and vehicle 50 cents; each harness IS
Horses Intended to be placed the catalogue be
tered by O'Clock the evening before the day Of sale
Sale Horses will receive the best attention these
Stables. jclo Iterc
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HIRAM CRANsTON.
GLEN COVE PAVILION


- THE subscriber informs his friends and the public
E that he has continued the of summer
~! with Mr. EDWARD A. WILSON, Of Glen Cove. to
Landing Tor the ensuing commencing DAY By
TINS arrangement his active attention the of his
guests and the personal supervision Of Mr. Wilson afford
is hoped that the will be put on
good footing regards the comfort Of
those who may favor him with their patronage any water
ing place in the vicinity Of New York Since the last sum
mer the grounds attached the Pavilion have greatly
improved and onamened and the house feet in
front by i: entire depth being 100 in front facing the
harbo with colonnade and stories height 100
fee, in length and y feet in depth dining
been built SINCE last 30 feet by &c. Private parors
fitted up and additional public psrlo added the establish
complies order affordng is believed attractive sum.
steamboat Croon Of the finest and fastest boats out Of
New YORK Is now running permanently this route thus
ensuring duly rapid with th city 1t is
believed that vistcrs will find in the
comforts OF well supplied and we'll ordered table and neat
and commodous sleeping apartments, lin addition the
attractions of salt bathing, abundany afforded by
the admirable beach of Glen Cove Harbor
Sound. WILLIAM NJ WEEKG
Glen Cove, June 0, 1876.
Persons preerring board private families farm
At the Pavilion.
Sail boats fishing boats horses Carriages Re ran .avs
be obtained by applying as above jee Iw re
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Decrease in 1916 $3.50 $3.50
will be seen that tho decrease Of Ssos7i in the nrst
htesn days Of navigation and which probably main
ly owing to the interruptions caused by breaches Is
wearing away at the rate of about $40 900 per week.
comparison for the two years the LIST june show.
ing the general course Of trade, ID as follows:-
- isi3. 1896 Inc. Dee
meIchsndizel.. !, :. Sl7e,5fS 1929 LILO
Budao. Black Rock and
Oswego (on produce,
Wsstsrn btates).... i6f ,sl6 i9l,1ol g3N8
All other Offices lon pro-
duee. this State )..... 367.eo< 2zl,3I7 ls27
Total ......... $C0o,o63 39s,7a 33,s3s l327
33,95s
Decrease. $9,39
We should judge from the steady Increase through
May that in the absence Of any interruptions caused by
breaches the tolls this year would greatly exceed those
of
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MASSAPEOUA HOUSE-

SCUM Uyster Bag, Long Island.
THE SUI RlBER having leased the Massapeou.
E House, and well known Fishing Pond adjoining lately
owned by d. g. joues Esq, has opened the same for
Der ha. every convenience for those the for
duck aud snipe shooting fishing. &c Persons wishing TO
visit the above can take either the morning or
evening train Of from New York Farmngdae where
theywil mud comfortable convey to the above
House Families wishing rooms for the summer, viii do
The subscriber pledges himself that nothing nm hi. N.
shall be wanted his house agreeable to ali who NAV
honor him with their company. s. s.. JONES.
South Oyster Bay June 1, 1896 jei0 iwsrc
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~,
An event will take place in this city in the course Of
to-day. of great moment to the parties gentleman Of
the extreme south, and lady Of the North in which
half million OF money is at stake, in other words
n is reported that General Green Of Texas IL TO bo
united northern lady whose fortune amounts 10 the
above sum The General arrived yesterday and the
lady this morning.
young man named Hines, received two severe slabs
last evening from some person attached 10 the Moya
South SITS This Hines Is a partisan of tho Weccacoe
Hose. II Is supposed to have been in revenge for the
assault Of the previous night His wounds are not be-
lieved TO be fatal in their nature.
An outrage Of most brutal character was pcrpera
ted last evening at Christian street wharf upon tho rcr
son Of young woman Of respectable family. She wa
dccoycd to lonely part Of the wharf by three fowdcs
supposed 10 be connected with Of the gangswhose
lawlcssness has kept the district Of Southwark in con
slant state Of agitation for years past and her person
lated by each the others sitting her cries by force Tho
authors Of this outrage known, and prosecution
will shortly be commenced by the friends Of the unos
tunats victim
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MARINE PAVILION, ROCKAWA

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
: friends and the patrons Of the above well known sea
bathing establishment that he will open for the
on the LIST OF July Families desrous Of
Tor the season will be waited upon their residences by
June. = - " 80 '''
je4 i5tsrc HIRAM CRANSTON
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TIE L e q RAPHIC REPORT
W ASHI ~ q = o N.
PROCEEDINGS CONGRESS-,
wAsHrssros, Tuesday Evening", June 9.
In Senate.
THE LANDS.

THE PUBLIC LANDS.
On motion Of Mr.. BREEsE, the bill to reduce and
graduate the price Of public lands was made the special
order for Monday next
The resolution heretofore submitted by Mr. YuLrr for
directing the Committee Of Public Lands to report bill
granting alternate sections of public lands TO all the
States on all lines Of improvement was taken up dis
cussed, and referred.
pRv AT pESsAcoLA
Mr. WEsrcoTr submitted q resolution calling on the
Secretary of State for information and moved publish
much ofa letter from Com. Lstmer related to dry
dock at Pensacola, which was adopted
Volunteers.
Mr. TuRSEY submitted resolution from the Commit.
tee Military Affairs suggesting the expedieRcy of
exempng by law tho persons and property OF volunteers
from and seizure for during the Of their
service.
THE RIGHT SEARCH.
Mr. CAss moved for the printing Of 5000 extra copies
ofhe Presidents message containing the correspondence
the subject ofhe right Of search which was referred
after debate.
MEETING SENATE
The resolution yesterday, submitted by Mr. Houston,
changing the hour of the meeting Of the Senate 10
O'Clock, was taken up and modified to II O'Clock.
Mr.. WEBsrrR moved to postpone tho resolution until
Monday next Agreed to-aycs %, noes a.
rRVArEER ARMsTRoNa.
The resolution Of the Committee Foreign Relations
asking to be discharged from the consideration Of bill
for the Of the brig Gen. Armstrong was taken up
Mr.. JOHNSON, Of La. moved. as substitute resou.
ton that the President be requested to bring the subject
again to the attention Of tho court Of Portugal After
short discussion on motion Of Mr. Lewis the subject
The New York herald., 1846-06-10

DIR. JONES, DENTIST,
36S Broadcay.
INSERTS TEETH and warrants them as rood a. the
natural ones for biting and mastication.
fine geld plates. $50 90
set Of best Mineral Teeth on fine gold plate,
pressure. :. :. -. :. -. -. ..... sow
Single Tooth from 81 % to 90
Plngging Teeth with Gold, from. IS to I 50
Ke emember-Broadway (west side) two doors above
White street.
N.B-Dr. J. operatesin the evening, as usual
jel0 ltsm
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Dh. FOWELL, OCULIST,
AND OPERATIVE SURGEON
TTENDS to DISEASES of the Eye and to all Impsrfec
tons Of vson from to o'clock at his residence Isl
Opthaimia Stoppage OF the Tear Passage Cataract and
Opaciues, efectually removed
AMAUkOSlS treated with great attention and success
laveterate of sTRABfSMUS. Squirting cured in
. few minutes.
Just imported, ARTIFICIAL EYES Of superior beauty
SPECTACLES adapted to every defect.
Advice to the poor without charge.
Office and residence 26l Broadway-entrance IL Warron
street. i'm tsrc
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&aA A HANDSOME COTTAGE and about five acres
EU OF good Land, laid in meadow the Blazing
Star Road, about and a half miles from the Rah-
way New Jersey, Railway Depot Attached the premises
y an excellent Garden with fine bed OF Asparagus Barn
stable &s Sc The Cottage i nearly filled in with
house. and spacious and repiee with every con-
vtn,sncs ;su nc. Tor asen'eel nnY ls%ilY Apply s.
The New York herald., 1846-06-10

ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE RAILROAD
NOTICE TO 0CONTRACTORS-Proposa will be re-
~ eeiyed the Office OF the Atlantic and st. Lawrence
neI for the Grading MASONRY and Bridging Of division
the road extending from point Portland Roy
nll river North Yarmosth, distance of about ii mil es
Plans Proes and Specifications will be exhibited and the
land on aud alter the i7th Of June.
Persons offering for the work who unknown
TO the undegned the directors will be required to
accompany their proposals with references character
and ability.
further extension OF the road, embracing distance OF
some hfteen additional miles, will be prepared for
and put under contract, about the first Of August
Ny order Of the Board Of Directors.
WNi. r. PREBLE President:
p., . A. q. MORTON, Chief Engineer.
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ph-r ihIrv oavs from thTs uHir. ihe .
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~. pra,'nG fJr the I'cstna aid rs
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NJuh side o. The Cartsiltua v"st SIhrn
q fsS DE- o. N cuFHer ~ tire M tdnw
th.ncs - run along The m'sduw lence tu
'hi hou now occupied hy W. 'Isn
Pillars ihrncs north to Wili' m P"n
ter. bridge. thence wesl To Ri'srl Tier
rio - .b bls, th-nrp y nth &" 'h1 u nth
In. of Section %. ,hancs wet 1iouR
u,ii lin. n whueo X s'unP. fh-nre
'nor,h 20 ! ,cob WhsnFr'' hou.E. thence
~. a,rr.U anI hssr rou'e - he SiI
Fn,k Srhosl Il i,u.a on Fhhmfs Con
nellsy's farm thsra atnt"'m'naia
M,NY PETll l0SERS.
Msrch,G 1915.