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DALnO'S OPERA HOUSE, Chambers st-Relarr
OF The orginsl Elhiop Earmonss, for three nights
only The above Company have ;heir old quarters
and viii commence Thursday next 18Th, when ney VIII
give grand Concert comprising OF their original and
open half past s. Corcsrt commence hafpas T.
Tickets Is cents Is
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INDIA GRASS LtNES.-We have on hand hne
assortment OF India Grass Lines fsuPsror qusiiy, and
QUANTITY JOHN J. BROWN co.
mis- ID Eutou-st nsar Nassau.
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n Tns IL the season Tor Advertisin9 In The
Newspapers of the neghboring Counties States for the
Spring end Summer 1rade " b PALMER, yhose Office ia
in the Tribune Buildings as before The fire in February
last (gud where else in New York; is receiving Adver
tseens OF the best Newspapers OF NIL the cities
and principal in The country and for which
receipts.
He wishes distinctly understood that all orders intended
for his Agency should he addressed 10 ]. B. Palmer,
Country Newspaper Advertsng Agency" Tribune Buildings.
The Road TO Fealh" containing brief Treatise on AID.
verising, list of the cities and principal towns In The
country of advertising in Country papers, may be
had bis Office where copies Of the several Journals for
which he is the Agent, file, and may be examined
mig If
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TO LAWYERS, STATESMEN & POLITICIANS.
EIURLBUT ON HUMAN RlGHTS.-EssaJs on Human
II Rights and their Political Guarantees By e. P. Huribni,
E,c Counselor Al Law, 10 :hs City OF NewYork.
Contents Chapter 1.-The Origin OF Human Righs ChsY
1.-THE true Function Of Governments Chap. ll,-Ths
Constitution OF Governments Chap. lV.-ConRtutional
Limitations and frohlbions; Chap. Unconstitutional
Limitations nEnucd; CHIP. ViThe Elective Franchise
Chap VIl.-Righ!s Enanaling from the Sentiments and AZ
fechons; Chap VtII-The Rich,s OF Women; Chan. TX.
Tie r. Zh OF Properly anj s Aoral Relations; Chap K
lntes clGul Property
Publishei b. GREELEY dcELRATa and for -sls
the Tribune Dibcs $50 Nss,au-r. Price 81 cents. OF
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PRICE REDUCED-JUST PUBLISHED,

a NEW EDITION OF CURIoSITIES OF LITERA
~ TURE and the Literary character Illustrated. By l.
c. DIsRAELI Esq. D. L. f. $. A. With Curiosiies Of
AMERICAN LITERATURE. BY RuFus w. GRIswoLo
edition of this splendid work is now ready for The
trade In very large royal octave volume. Elegantly
done up in cloth Price for single copes - 90 liberal
discount To Booksellers For the OF readrg mat;
ter contained this and the Costumes OF the paper
and binding certainly Of the cheapest books at
50 has been offered TO the public No Library
be complete without copy of THIS work. nor will any
gentleman scholar be without ii who afford TIL
fling that which will now procure II. The very
high price which te work hos heretofore been held las
prevented any thing Ike very general circulation. Orders
may be sent 10 Booksellers directly tie publishers
GREELEY & McELRATH.
This il a work well snOwn 10 require specific criti
csni Perhaps there Id moi in the world another volume
which combines much and such various information con-
corning nulb,r4 and their pcdu,,1ns as this one OF
RAELLr Wsl iKnckerhocker Mag for March, 1916.
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Weneral Notifies .


r1r TO the Wings Of the Third Ward.-Agaln
we have occasion 10 address you. Mr. James E. Wood
Chairman OF the Merd COMMITTEE, dssa.nsd WIN tne
meeting and sgreeshiy 10 The CALL the Wings of the Ward
second time responded; bat upon obtaining RdIntence
into ROOM ii found thai By S,raiage OF Mr.
Ines e Woods gentleman already placed IN the
Chsibu, upon the sdnance Of the voters into The roop
auother gentleman nominated Chairman. Which was
most unanimously responded but dispute arising;
which some little difficulty ], was finally sgreeo
that they ube Wood parv) should have their Chairman
proyided thew should allow us one Teller and one Secrets
~ being evidently much in the majority no.@i,c
s,sndlng the Captain the W ard Pofce w I'M 'h "a
of his men were ,-fe attendance nttnidee te re-
,peethe and md. pendent voters Of he Wing pe,iy nu
even this small privilege they denied us epu
6ndiny thai we sisted obsnng GONE oil
agsi aciournet The meeting Bus should hey call hity
meetings and adjourn again 81 nisny .es sey VII
Commiee already elected the former meeting ard de-
feud their RI his Ike 800 = ,,,,,,,
Chairman OF the Nominating Connitiee elect
6yoRcg w PErToN. Secretary. II
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jos b CURTISS, Aucronecr.
MANAGED POCKET AND PENkN1vES.-
II JACOB S. PLATT viii sell THIS DAY, al 10y O'clock,
the Auction Room IS Plstt Godst several hun-
dred pocket penkntyes being select loe import
ed for the city trade from the well known house OF
Sanderson Broihsrssaid cutlery having been damaged
on board ship "Sean on tho voyage from Liverpool and
will be sold for cash for OF The underwnerh l
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g. DUCLUZEAU, Auciioneer.
JIARDWARE, SHoyELS, &c-TUTTLE
IA DUCLUZEAU, will ssli this day al 10 O'clock al No
Sales Rsom No. $50 Pearlss 20 doz and long handle
Sheyes and psdes Also bale7 green and half beachsd
Shoe Thread ALSO 1000 GOO Bbbed and Ribbed and Split
Percussion Caps Also Seine Irvine, Shoe Knives Hand
saws Sandersons Anvils Butt Hinges Parliament Hinges,
Brick Trowes Also 200 doz. 6ne RAzors 100 do knives
and Forks Also Table and Tea Spoons, Razor Suops-
Ai C,, .T ara ready. mig II.
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Bostu,, Anrtinn Gales.

DYT.P. &c q. RICH, oil Brosd-stree,, opposite
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CITY OF ELM s

,,
TT1HE EXHIBITION OF THIS MODEL, together with
Models OF the Public Buildings OF New-York and the
Mormon Temple al Nsuvoo viii remain open 70. a short
time longer al the Granite Building. Tickets . cents
(. PORTER bELDEN, Proprietor.
Z. 3. CUNNINGHAM,
Superintendent OF Exhibition.
Th-proprietor is constructing 500 SrosdwaJ,s
MODEL OF NETWORK,
representing in csrre5 wood every building she'd and
other obIectin the Great Metropolis Of America which will
be com pleed il months. Above this model viii be
Canopy on which will be deineatsd views ofpublic build
ipgs places Of business manufactures private ences
hotels steamboats, &c. ranging from 10 81 inches in
length, for which Il moderate compensation will BIO
charged.
Having now so nearly completed Model OF New.York
the proprietor viii either sell give lease of the Model
ofNew-Haven, &c
Office hours, from 20 P. NJ.
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WI. II. JONES, Auctioneer.
OOTs. SHOES AND BROGANS, on Wet

ID dsy March g. lOi O'clock al the store OF d. In
yerxoli l. Co. No. 222 PearlsL 500 cases, comprising
large and desirable OF Boots, shoes and BRO
gans uitAbe Southern Western and City dealers,
lust received Catalogues and goods ready Oh the day pre-
vous 10 the sulc. mhiou om
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aqfneies.

49,
DUBLIC NGTLCE.-V B. Palmer is the only au.
L horized Agent for the Columbia SPY in the City OF
New York, of which we hereby give pubic notice;
Columbs, Feb %, 1876. Iml9 81! CHAS. J. BARNlTZ.
DUBLIC N0TICE.-v. B Palmer is The only au.
thorised Agent for the Pennsylvania Reporter and
Home Journal" in the City of New-York. OF which we
hereby give public notice. ISAAC X. DlLLER,
Harrisburg, Feb II, 1876. Lml9 81 Proprietor
DUBLIC NOTICE.-v B. Palmer, the American
Newspaper Agent is the only authorized Agent for re-
ceivng subscriptions advertisements for the Lane
American in the City Of NewYork, OF which public no
lice is hereby given. D. ,. klEFFER
Lancaster, Feb. g. 1876 mig ST
F1UBsIC NOTICE-V. g. PALMER is the only a,t-
hor.ed agent for the The DeG:rare State Journal 10
ceive subscriptions the City of NewYork OF which
we hereby give public notice
Wilmington, Feb. ID, 1916. mig 81
TlUBLTC NOTICE-V. B. PALMER is the only Glt.
thore9 agent for the De!apare Journal" in the City Of
New York, OF which we hereby give public notice:
HARKER IL JOHNSON, Publishers
Wilmington, Feb. 9Th 1896 mis- Of
PUBLIC NOTICE-V. B. PALMER is ihe only au-
fhori-ed agent for the Pons9Re Emporium and Setuy,
Kill County idrertiser in the City o: Newly ok, oil which
hereby give public notice -,
Pottsvlc. March TIL 1886. nv "
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NETWORK CITY MILLS Kentucky Jeans =
new and vry .uosrior article received this day and
for sale by c. + HARRIS 46 Exchrnge-plsce ml9
AIERIND CAssIMEREs-ofs all the various eoors
LViaad qualities tor 5sI y HHaRkis 4s Exebsugs.Dacs
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SIt,TTON YAKa-2,oNo pounds No. 80 on ,ns cap,
ma S sase HoYT TILLINGHAsT, 80 Pine-s..
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PosT-OFFICE, March l9, 1876.
ti- Farther Instructions having been received from
The General Department, the Southern Mail through will
close as heretofore 81 O'Clock P. NJ Boxholders are
e9ufs;sd their Clerks preserve decorum lille
"s MIS- s. - RoBT H. MORRIS P. NJ.
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70 The Washington Temperance Society will
hold Grand Tee'otal Rally his LTtursday egenDg at
Messrs Helermsn, Latorge, Qus, Austin McKeon, and
Teal Singing as usual The hail, the sme, The blind and
all o.hera are invited 10 up and sign the pledge
j. ". OLIVER, President
L c,e.,,,z can-sta,,,
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ATwATER, COULD & 90.
nEsIRE Inc aitentio OF buyers in ths market 10 their
Osiock OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Pdcss Uor
acptabIe paper) shall be made satisfactory No Ii
VII :. .oar Road vyay 25f 2nisr
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UCTION NOTICE-Sale Of Elegant furnrure-
This day. al let in the large rooms 81 Beeknsn
cabineimaker. Also the furniture Of family giving up
housekeeping kitchen utensils. &c. including Carpets
Bureaux Live Geese Feathers Feather Beds HAIR Mattress
e. Looking Glasses maIbeiop Pier and Centre Tables
Plaia and Dressing Bureaux splendid Piano Bortes Book
Cases Lamps Girsndoes, Oomans, sets crimson vevet
covered Dvans with cushions, NC.
LIS THUS. BELL, AuCaoneeI.
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BISHOPS kkHASGEMENT of flanders Orato-
- RIO OF tina Messah-Firth Hail. No. Fran Kiln sou are
Lave just published Hsuders Ofaioro Of the Messiah as
arranged Tor the Piano Forte Organ by John bfhop OF
Cheenhaml.
In this edition The Vocal parts given complete, and the
important OF the Instrumental parts Including these
added By Mozart together with sketch OF the life OF Han
del. Price So
Also just published, Oh Summer Night the celebrated
sefenande in the opera OF Don PasQue now performing
az the Park Theatre. mis- Owls
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HORSEBACK EXERCISE.
Eliiotfy Substniie for Horseback Exercise
NO PERSON OF sedentary habits, and especially n
invalid, should neglect examine Mr. ELLIOTT: "A
ExERclsER. All physicians who have seen recon-
mend il TO those Ii need OF healthful exercise.
Orders TO lS6 Aarsstst Newark, NJ }. VIII b
promptly attended TO- Prices OF the Patent Erercer rang
rom SIS 10 Sa5 26f lmeodisr
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OR. SHOT N The EYE.-A True story Of T-xss
~ Border Lifs-Peice 10 c-ns.
This ID one OF tie most exrus romances isi has been
published FOR long lime The Incidents wild and
narrated il Ibis work really did frontier county
In Texas.
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sitnations, or. Dante6.

x4JASTED-By respectable Young Woman, situa-
w ton AZ chsmberDaid and waiter assist The
washing and ironing. Good City references given. Please
anny al l7g &oll-st. mig IL
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MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE,
COMPOSER aud Professor OF Music (late Organst OF
~ Dr. Coxs Church) begs leave 10 inform the Ladies' OF
NewYork and Brooklyn that she TO give lessons
on Organ, Piano Forte Singing and Composition. IL
Market, corner of Henry-st, New-York. milo 81
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tA4J4xAA'
rs Daily acreas in popularity, and Is Acknowledged by
ali vino have u,ei De the best remedy in use for
Worms Alter every means hsve jailed, II mas been used
with compeie success in proof of which present the
public the foHo-v;E certificate from among the mnuy in
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gS- Spring Fashion for Hair Cutting, 1876.
f. Phaon pa Broadway.
N e. This 10 the only establishment where's clean ousn
10 used for each person. m lmis
sE>AI!en Dodworth,s Private Dancing school,
No. AS bsoome-s Brosdway. Polka, MsznrSs sud
eli Other fashionable dsncea ,sught in correct syle
1e2Sini.~
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.n~eS ii EUFLE1S LINE SIISAu1DOAIH
EzzSg71G3 Nor Albany from foot OF Coruand-sI-
al FIVE O'Clock, p M.-Landing al uterine.
dis.e Places.
steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt E. Il. furey, win
lave or Friday and sunday afternoons .. O'Clock.
Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt WE. Il. Peck, VII lssSa
on Thrrsday and Saturday afternoons OF o'clock
All parsons forbid trusting say OF ths Big Of mis-
Lne whou. wri:ssa osdes rum tbs Capfsic rAsents.
r passage or freight apply On board TIC Bpas, 70 ?.
r srAULiZ, .; tGe psiss On the wharf rala
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~ Lecture on Music.-Mr Dwight Of Boston will
the Third Lecture of the Course this Thursday eve
;nE al The Society Library. II O'clock Snblect-On the
Expressive in Music which succeeded the scienlhc
and Scholastic, with Illustrations from Handel MoZart
Beethoy en-, &c. Single Ticket % cts. III
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G. COUNTRY SEAT TO LET LII cos,s Sr mo All
-. beautiful siInations on tas .msss ia Inrse ~
onveens dwelling VIZ .sS s1s9y way e
grounds are Ia ronsrty ErlAted Tho ahayer
s, Sng . .Soss o.
River tof sob County for great distance VII De
@ Or WI 20 '0S or '
improsso.v is1 w. N. SEYMOUR, 5 Cha.ham-sqIsro.
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CF7~ Interesting Facts I'm Brief.-Mr Philip VIII
cox of the firm OF Wilcox Richmond, New Bedford was
entirely cured of canker of The stomach threat and mouth
one bottle of Dr. Woods Ssrsapaa and Wild Cherry Bit
ters.
Col John Baylies, Deputy Sheriff Of Bristol Co Mass WA
cured by The Bers of sundice indigestion and headache
j. R. Pcrkns, Esq. attorney at law New Bedford was
cured eruption Of the sce dyspepsis and general de-
biy II only necessary for the afflicted TO get the genu
inc Bers of the regular Agent fo their sale and The cure
is ceraiD. WYATT kETCHAm, III Fulion-sL
EN- Gulon, corner Bowery and Grand-si Geo. o Gun,
corner Blocker and Christopher retail Inl8 6s'
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nOUBLE boiling: Pins aud Slabs for making
~ Pastry. The subscribers have introduced these Rrl-
ces convinced of their utility superiority wood
for Summer Housekeepers invited 10 call and
rnlQ SMITH TORREY & CO.
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" The Ladies' who gave in their 10 join Mr.
HsrdipCes Glass in Phonetic respectfully
requested leave their addresses at Ssxion Mless
BookLlo as The list has been mtslaid. ml9 2tis
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BEESE COSTAE,
i56 Broadway,
az VIII introduce khe Spring Fashion for Gen.
uemeo's Hsis March 7lh 1876 2lf isd
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H5 DUMSDAY, No. So Bonc-sL, near the Bowery, Pro-
lfI. t-ssor OF the Guitar Singing ACCORDION and Violin
continues teach Ladies and Gentlemen at their own resi-
deuces in all parts of NewYork City, with much facility
and rapid progression by but failing systcm
Terms very reasonable Apply at IS Boadst mli Inn
DIANO-EORTE AND SINGlNG.-Mrs. NOR
LEY (pupl OF the celebrated CreyelN, and Sir 6.
Smart respectfully that she Is prepared give
Lessons above branches her residence % Frank
Inst Tor that of her pupis reasonable Mrs. NJ
Ia also ready teach 10 the City Country
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SAILED.
Ship Franconis- NOrlssns. Bark Lagrange ST Mays
Btigs Falcon Br, Bermuda Fanny Colt Georgetown
SC and others. Wind NNW.
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r. nIesmerism !-DR. DoDs will deliver courGe
FIVE Lectures the Philosophy Of Mesmerism In The Firs
Free Congregational Church in Chryses commencing or
Tuesday evening March IL at half pasl o'clock and con
uuug every evening during he week The most on!Ian
interesting experiments Witnessed in Mesmerism
Galvanisrn aud mineral Magnetism will be exhibited
Admission % cents inl7 iist
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Lodge No y are requested assemble at their Lodge
Room National Hall. Friday morning the goth inst at
O'Clock the purpose OF paying the last tribute OF resPe
10 our lale brother William F. SchaeHcr
By order THEODORE KELLEY, N. 6.
S,NI 81. MEEKER. Secretary. II,
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MARINE JOURNAL.

THE sun. THE Moon. ! FULL SEA.
Rlses.. 6 OF Seta :. 6 Morn :. 0 O5 0 Il
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ROBERT OWEN ON THE OREGON QUESTION
To The Editor of the Union

DEAR SIR Feeling as do deep intcrcs, in the
progress and permanent prosperity of Great Britain
and the United States, and being equally DESTROYS
promote the substantial welfare Of EACH without in
jury to other countries having also long studied the
progressive position of both with respect to each
other, and their influence, for good or evil through.
out the world; for good, when their enormous, yet
daily increasing, natural and acquired powers shall
be wisely directed Ia benefit themselves and other
countries; and especially when they shall freely in
troducc to them their latest discoveries in the arts
and sciences, and exhibit just spirit Of forbear-
ance, equity and peace in their transactions with
the weaker powers in both hemispheres. u .rr
Viewing the subject Of Oregon under these inn
pressions and calmly attending to all that has been
stated to the public both sides, il appears to one
impartial in his interests and feelings, that to give
notice to terminate the present dangerous growing
joint occupancy, and at once to divide the territory
by the 49th degree, would be, under existing cir
cnmstances, the best measure to secure lasting
peace save the honor of both nations, and stay these
unworthy feelings between the presses and people
in both countries. In fact, between two popula-
TONS destined, it is hoped to create in both henri
spheres greatly improved state Of society; one in
which right direction shall be given to the meal
culable extent Of new productive powers acquired
from science, chiefly within the last eighty years, as
well as new direction in forming the public mind,
based on an accurate knowledge Of the unchangng
laws Of human nature. es.r = eH .Etg
This vexed question once settled between The par.
ties upon just isrns, and cordial confidential union
being established, as, for the interest of BOTH ought
now to be, they cord aid each other, not only "a
increase rapidly in wealth and knowledge, bat 70
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CANADA.

from the Albany krgn Of Jan, 90.
VIRGn. Il Co.'s MoSTRIAL AED ALBAsr Ex-
PE,.--We are under obligations 10 these genLleInen
FOE Monlr al papers Of Tuesday morning.
Dispatches hal been received mt Montreal on
Monday, announcing the rSppointmenl by the gov
ernnenI at home, Of Earl Cathcart governor gen
eral of Canada. The Transcript remarks:
"The appointment OF Earl Carheari TO the gov
srnmenI Of this province has BEEN 10 all probability,
suggested by the uncertain nature of the relations
At present existing between Great Britain and the
United States, Although we by no means aprre-
bend a war, We perfectly und rstand that the
appointment OF man possessing the military rep
utation Of Lord Cahcan may be useful in more
ways than one. For the rest we believe that his
Iurdship will he found quite adequate to the civil
duties Of the government HE'S considered TO pos
sess good busnt IS habits and is not likely 10 allow
his baton OF Office to be a mere piaything ~ his
hands" .. .
MILITARY DEFEsCgs---Tbc Kingston Wing OF
the 18th col ms an advertisements Tor fVrty lhou
sand feet Of cb timber fr the service Of the RoyaN
Engineer Department at that station, for which the
highest price will he paid on delivery. The Same
paper remarks: The contracts for the defence of
Kingston have at length been Completed ard the
names Of the contracting parties maae known. We
o-uIility IN making anything further pubhc
The government is managing these matters que lily,
ind the newspapers might imiatcth example
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wA'assrOs err, February ), 1886.

4 From the Philadelphia Times
General Armstrong, we are gratfed to see, ia
winning golden opinions from all classes Of people
IN England who have occasion TO transact business
al the once ef she United States consulate in Liver
pooli aud the annexed remarks are so appropriate
ana ins', That VIC eheoTfslly transfer them to GUY
| columns; r ~ 49,. HH' r. r-..EI....
From Wilmer Il smiths EurOysa Times. Dec.
/ CossULArE OF rHE UsrED SrATEs.--Tbe follow
ing notice handed In for our advertising cot
umns, but we tahe occasion 10 place Il ia its present
position, for rho Porpove Of spending word o.
two of remarks ~. .. ...U ~,
1.f "H. W.. "LTERrooI, January g. 1886.
"The undersigned would inform shipn,asters
merchants and others, who may have business with
him, that on about the LIST % February, the
Office Of the consulate viii be established la Wash
ington Buildings opposite Georges dock, in part
Of the premises well known as the 'Goree PiaZzaa
"a. II. ARmsrRoSo, ". g. Consul"
Our own countrymen, as welas Americans, will
be equally grstfcd az The removal OF The consulate
nom IFS present iDcon,en,ent locality IN the Old
Churchyrrd. The new suite ~ rooms ~ IN a hne
situation light and airy, with ample Accommodation
for All who have business with tiis depannlent liz
addition 10 the business arrangements on the Office
we understood that the consul intends TO have an
~ artment hued up for the recommendation Of ship
rnssefs and others who NAV with to avail them
selves Of IL, and which viii be supplied with flies Of
the leading American Journals We admire his
taste and patriotsm an adopting the reyered name
of HssAiagies to designate his othee. Fr,fF ,rr
We wish TIM, The American government had az
ways been, and might hereafter be, a- well repre-
s i..s..s x 40 a.%' sas as
speak well Of his amsnity Of bnepner aud the
prompulode with which he discharges the duties OF
his Office. And he is not content with attending
merely 10 the oHcial round of duty, but his active
view the advantage Of the merchant, the master or
the sailor and above all the interests of his country
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-04

d ooFING sLATEs.-The subscribers have
N constantly on hand a large assortment Of best
quality Velinhelli and Bangor roofing states, inclu
ding IA by 8, l6 by 3, l6 by 10, Is by 10, and 20
by 10. Orders for quantities to suit purchasers will
be promptly executed, at the lowest market price
either from the vessel or yard. When orders are
for shipment great care is taken in cating and stow
enced hands. Apply 10 ,
SAMUEL THOMPSON g. NEPHEW,
$500 273 Pearl street, New York
Sept 29-3m 'a