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d ICH PARIS MILLINERY AND FANCY
II GOoDS-Madsme Ferrero, from 339 Broad
way, New York, begs to inform the ladies' Of Wash
ton, and the District that she has just arrived, and
opened IN the store of Mr.. Stephen Eddy, between
Al and 9th street, Pennsy vania avenue choice as
sortment Of Paris millinery, consisting Of hats Of
turbans, wreaths, ribands, flowers, and feathers.
Also, embroideres, laces, rich ball dresses gloves
&C., &C., all Of which will be sold at reasonable,
prices.
Jan. low
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AssAssNArIoN Hanna, Of the firm Of Liv-
ineston, Hanna 4 Co, Of Vicksburg, was shoton
the 23d ult, by a man named Hooyers. Little
hope was entertained Of his recovery,
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~ The Rev. Mr., MnLBUREE is expected to
preach at the Rysnd Chapel on Sabbath evening,
at half-past O'Clock.
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T,HE BUNDELCUND ESSAYS ON THE
II TARIFF.--Messrs. J. e. G. s. GIDEON, of
this city, have commenced the reprint Of these pa
pers, and vii We ready to I'll all orders received
prior to JsnuSrY 05th, at ~ per 100 copies.
Jan 9-iJan 25.
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We are sorry to learn that Mr. billiard, Of Ala
bama, is detained from his seat in the House by in
disposition. We understand that his speech on the
Oregon question, delivered few days since, is in
course of preparation and will shortly be published
in pamphlet form.
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DoARDING.--A gentleman with very small
Id family, or two single gentlemen can be accom-
modated with boarding moderate terms, two
squares east Of the State Department, il immediate
application is made, Address R. r, to be LEFT OF
the Union Office.
Jan, ST.
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TAKES AND CLAIMS ON MEXlCO.-A
l. Review Of the Relations between the United
States and Mexico, and of Claims of Citizens of the
United States against Mexico, by Richard s. Coke
esq For sale by
w. M. MORRISON,
I'd door west Of A. st. on Penn. avenue.
IAN 9-3teod
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ARRIvED-Brigs Black Hawk, Para; New England 30,
Laguna schooners Caroline, Newborn North Carolina
Union. Fredericksburg; Sw allow, Washington N CT PA
chc Franklin, louisiana T. s. Powell C. s. eager, Viii.
mngton, North Carolina St Pierre and Valiant, Newber
North Carolina.
CLrAEED-sbips Albany. (packet) Havre; Martha Wash
ington Mobiles Olive and Eliza London barque Whien
Mediterranean; brigs Brooklyn, (Br) Liverpool Long
land Oporto Moses Charleston; schooners Hurd New Or
leans Catharine, Cuba.
s.LEsNep York jan. 9, lsI6.FGrs Joord-IO 900 Penn
sylvana 5s, cit org 5000 U. 6s 1862 07 10 900
do io7bi 900 IT, 81 1881 eos 10 600 Ohio 6s 1850 e9I
5000 do 81 10000 do, 9it So 5000 do, 92j 900
DO OH s0 1000 Ohio - 90; 5000 Kentucky 6's 1871
as 900 Indsnas a6t 900 H. special bonds s5; 900 d.
~ 5000 DO sit 50 Morris canal 49, b. so; 100 do IO
100 do ls 3o so do b. o.; 90 do 1871 3Oi 300 do Iel
b 30: so Heading r. bonds cot; rs Vicksburg III; ss
stonngton RiR, aotiloo do, 4oj so Wilmington n. r ,
5ot g 90
second Board 30 Reading r r. b5; 0S Erie r. r., GOA.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

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inc Pditsah % no IVcd tifds OF district, bur a.
eeir aud unsAaHging friend fhs hussa.s -
WAsHmcroH, Ja,ttssry s, ls4C.'
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you'd, in both cases, equally profit by the inform,
ton, and would consider il as an offer mad, 10 NJ.
governmsnt-and made, too, at the sacrifice Of n.
reputation Of our country.
Along with this Idle and irrelevant req ,r,,
the President for the exposition of his d.sigo,
we hear OF new topic Of elamor, equally unbound !.
ed, which is drawn from the estimates Of his s.er,.
taries. This complaint has found lis way into bob
houses Of Congress. Il is said that their rsoor,
and estimates secret and confidential IL hi, an
unusual practice in tho government Does no, ,hs
President sanction these propositions Of his d.Dsr.
mensand isit not proper, sometimes, for the sser,-
taries to communicate information to the COMMITTEES.
which should not DO publicly divulged' The See.
Rotary OF War reports 10 detail the state of our for.
dfcations, accompanied by detailed statements from
the Engineer and Ordnance Bureaus. The secretary
gives il as his opinion, that !, is important that III,
nformation in all It's details set forth in thss.
documents, should not be made public trus, Ii,
committee will concur in the propriety Of this sus.
gestion." Who can blame him for this prudential
consideration ~ q ea 81 .ia "
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The wing press is in full "cry" about the designs
Of the President. They exclaim in so many words,
"Why does he not tell us what he intends to do;
Why so much mystery and reserve' Will he not
trust the people' Will he not trust Congress' Will
he not trust us' We demand an answer. If he be an
honest man and faithful officer, he will show his
hand and tell us all his plans. How can Congress
be sure, that If they pass the notice. he will not
abuse il We would give it for settlement of the
controversy. But Gas the senator from New Jersey
sounded yesterday upon his "bg dr,m') would no,
the President seize il forthe purpose of aggression and
war;" Thus the chorus runs. Nothing will satisfy
the whgs, but full revelation of Mr. Folks plans.
Patience, gentlemen Would it be safe AMI wise for
the President to show his hand at this period of the
controversy What would you think, if your ad
versnries, in game Of whist, should call upon YOU
to show them your hand, while they carefully held
back their OWN If you complied under these cir
cumstances. you would be sure to lose the game
The eismorous wings know as well as we do that
IT the President were pubiclyto disclose his plans
to Congress, irrespective too Of any future events he
would give Great Britain every advantage in the
gotiation. He woud place his country completely in
her power Her sagacous and vigiant minister is on
the spot and within ear-shot Of everything that
passes! No man can blame him for doing his duty
to his own government; and tho moment the Presi.
dent of the United States makes public procama.
ton of his intentions, it would be transmitted to
Lord Aberdeen by the first steamer that sails to
England. The course Of her cabinet would be
Immediately shaped by this information, and the
matter would be turned at once against us--at q
time, too, when we have right to demand that
England should show us her hand instead Of our
showing her our own. We presented the last offer
to Great Britain. Il Is now her turn to come back
with her own proposition. No American asks us
to lower our dignity by making second overture
and yet some Of the wings substantially ask of Us
to do il, by stating whether we would compromise
this question, and upon what terms we would make
the compromise. There is not hairs breadth
distinction between the Presidents publicly telling
the National lntelligenosr, or Mr.. Miller, Of New
Jersey, whs, he designs to do, and his oomnuni.
eating ito Mr.. P.kenham, The British minister
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THE TARIFF,

The friends Of protection are making great efforts
to prop up their falling fabric. Thefoowing card has
just been published in this city by the members Of
Congress whose names are annexed:
To ps Editor, oftae National Intsiiigencr:
,..... . HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
..... .... 5. .-.. March a. 1886
With view to furnish correct information in re-
gard to the character, prices and erfent of American
manufactures, as well as to correct misre presenm-
tons on that subject, the undersigned respectfully
invite the artisans, mechanics, and manufacturers oil
the United States send specimens Of their various
productions, with their prices, to be compared with
the Bril- sh manufactures sent from Manchester and
now being exhibited in the room Of the "Commltee
on the Post Office and Post Roads, :" TO influence the
action Of Congress in relation to the proposed mod-
hcation Of the tariff
Andrew Stewart, John Strohm,
James Thompson, John H. Ewing,
Richard Brodhead, Jacob Erdman,
Alexander Ramsey, Abraham McllvaiAe,
Moses Mclean, John Blanchard,
James Black, James Pollock,
]. 8. Yost c. Darfaeh.
Jos. Burlington, ,..... s..'.n ~
The lntelligeucer invites the artisans, mechanic
and manufacturers in the United States to send sPe
cmens OF their various productions 70 this nations
exhibition, which, IL we may believe the progno''
tics Of the Integencsr, will be the most extensive
one that has ever taken place in the United States
We have no doubt every effort viii be tried to make
il So for the interests Of the manufacturers deep
ly concerned, No one can Objee. 70 such an ~
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CONVERSATIONAL
The Senate did not sit to-day.

The Senate did not sit to-day.
In the House, the committees were called for re-
ports, OF which great number were made, upwards
of two hours having been occupied in their reeep.
ton. The subject of national defences came Incl.
dentally up, but in no definite form, and with no
practical result Whatever there was of il will be
found in the days report After clearing the decks
by this process the House for the first time in some
weeks, passed to the consideration of business on
the private calendar.
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United states referred 10 the Committee Of Claims Also
Jackson counties and other parts d iowa nraVng a.
preparation from Congress for the Improvement the De,
oln, and Roc. - the Mississippi river
praying an appropriation for bnding wharf at Keoknk
Lee county Iowa. referred to the committee Road, and
and Iowa Territories asking increase Of the salary the
general Of those Territories referred the Com
mttee Public Lands,
BY MIR JEFFERSON DAVIS The memorial Of the lcrs
aure OF the State of Mississippi asking for the graduation
of the price othe public lands that State known the
lands ceded by tho Chocnw Indians and situate the
side Of Pearl river: referred to the Committee on Pub
lie Lands and ordered to be printed Also memorial
The Congress of the United States from the legislature
Mississippi asking grant Of land to be used in the
increase the value OF the public domain in that state r
the Committee Public Lands and ordered to be
printed Also another asking grant Of land to aid in the
ties OF Adams and wilkinson and for other purposes
red to the Committee Public Lands and ordered TO b,
printed Also another, in relation to the Leaf Pascagou
and Checkasany rivers, and indicating the policy 10 be
adopted in reference 70 the public lands lying adjacent
those rivers referred TO the Committee on Publc Lands
| and ordered to be printed. NV.
BY MIR HAMPTON: The petitions Of Thomas NaylIn
Jo1edah Allen, and lao other citizens Of salem New
Jersey asking Congress to provide by law in any cons
tiona way for proposal to other tbat con
gress Of nations may be assembled form code Of inter
national law by which their varying interests may be de
BY MIR GARvlN. The petition Of Joseph Robinson 70,
bounty lsnd; o. benjamin Perham, Of like imports Of MARY
Tininghas Mowry and Phebe Vaughn heirs of John Nov
~, OF like import H..
BY Mr. STEWART The petition Of George west, for /
pension; referred TO the Committee Invalid Pensions
BY MI HOGE: The petition Of o6a citizens Of the city o
Galena In the State Of Illinois asking an appropriation fol
the removal Of the distractions in the rapids the Mss
sIpi river referred to the Committee Roads and Ca
mails, = ~
By Mr.. McCLELLAND: The petition OF W. W. McLouth
and others for posroute from Fairfield Dover In lie
nave county, Michigan ~.
BY Mr. WOOD The petition OF the oenesee Yearly Meet
Ing Of Friends Of New York In relation to the abolition o.
slavery IKE Hr I f"# sa
BY Mr. WENTWORTH, The petition Of citizens Of Nc
Henry county, Illinois for mailrouis from Dorr MeHen
~ country Illinois via Lake and snyders mills TO 0enevr
lake Wsconsn referred to the COMMITTEES on the Post OF
| Zee and Post Roads,
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FAIpAY, March n, 1886.


The Journal Of yesterday was read and approved.
The SPEAKER proceeded TO call for
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ate committees: ... .. ........ . 49,.
By Mr. A. JOHNSON The petition of Russell Goss,
praying Congress to grant him pensionj which
fcrTed to the Committee on Invalid Pensions.
BY Mr. GILES The petition Of General Tobias Z STAINS.
bury Mary land soldier Of the revolution praying for
a pension: referred the Committee Revolutionary
Pensions. ... ........
BY MIR WENTWORTH The petition for a mail-route
from Chicago via steam Mil Edward Eldeges, Warren
VILE and Mills Aurora: referred to the Commit.
tire the Post Office and Post Roads Tho remontrance
against division OF Green Bay land districts referred to
the Committee on Public Lands. The petition for mail.
Dutchmans Piont via Sherman 10 Littleport!
referred the Committee the Post ONCE and Post
Roads .a....t e. ~ 81. '.'.. r..H
ny Mr. REID, The petition Of Alexander Porter, and 20
other citizens Of North Carolina and Virginia asking the
establishment Of postroue from Jefferson North Carroll.
10 Greers Virginia; referred to the Committee the
Post Office and Post Roads,
BY Mr. MORSE: The petition Of NJ =. Davis praying for
compensation Of tract Of land referred to the Committee
on Private Land Claims 1000. - ..,.
dry citizens OF the state o New York asking that the law
st2 recognizing the Naval Department Of the United
States be aended TO prevent naval officers holding
commissions under the government Of the United States
from being appointed chiefs Of the bureaus therein cres
ted and authorizing the appointment OF civilians to take
charge Of same referred to the Committee on the Ju
dietary. 1850. ! ,ss La
BY Mr. BENTON: The memorial Of is7 citizens Of Mont
gomery county New York remonrtrating against the
news Of letter, potent to Benz H. Wood for an improve.
ment In plows . L.-
By Mr. GOODYEAR: The petition Of chvster Jarvis
snd 10 others citizens Of oego county, New YORK pray
Ing for an ineeass Of duty on coarse WOOL AsPetuon
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-,uEKIER,-

~rIERIFF;S sALE.-By virtue ( I. writ az ner fs
cia. :Ir-cieo dc ver-d. will 10 sale
of The Cry oil of the C OF Ne -YOrs,
Monday, De 6th OF July urIl, O'Clock NJ all the
rsh lite aDd gilbert H-bh-rd which ne I'd
Tue NTH oi Mar"h 1876 TIM -fts'~ ards
II that p. pafcs of ground sliu
iSiug 6,h " ard OF th- Cry of Ne"
YCrk, aud bounded follOws. vIt: HrsTUing y
The north eEst-y -c. oi Il d.LtD
/. hunrr -et swardly from he Fr.'av-0u-
sOd runui1g 'hrrcr norm liz pa al-i win
niG-ty-tEo 'b-nce ardy
uAr.!l, lth said twenty feel th-uce soulh
WardN me parallel with ,aid avenue nn-y-lwo
uorin arily along
~ The place OF beginning Dated -w Y"rs, May
I'd. 1915 VIM. JONES S1-nf.
THOs F PEEEs, Deputy Sheriff "yl5 I.~6S
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saIes nj the Stock Neutrality-suspicious.
PASSENGERS SAILED.

IN TIA packet sap hendrix H4dson for Lordon-S G
Starr, & STUART So~YoGa; Rev Henry Osborne.
Pnisds'phs; Geo Harvey. Now .ur,ean. II H..tfmsu
Mtss Hoffman. Cincinnati; Rev T. K iiil Wadsworth.
Medina Go. Cno George B-.thcots. Woodstock. Can,
ada VIM Murphy. Muster Murphy, G.nads West; Jno
Esx~sll md children Island OF J-msca; J-m-s NJ &C.
phsrson. Can.ds; Levin and lady, Mi.s Ewing. Al
bar, Baker. Geo Norwood, London William L.wson
Portsmouth, E"gl,nd.
IN ia ship Splendid for Rarre--Lewis Bsrbsin New
Orleans Il Drsyton. New York.
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THE TRIBUNE.
City rtem......gsioAy. July 10.

AUpAcIous RosBsRr-A young lady while si..
~. a. S,bo'. S.-ou night. roooed OF gold
,r,sel. set with worth SO By accom-
S,n.d ;nies who very attentive The oeea
sivo.
T4RyAT TO TAKE LtPE-A persrn named J"nn
H.nkrrt w-s esec AMI cetaed answer r threat
.nloz 10 take the lie ~ Thomas Pendergrosi OF the Fourth
Avenue near I Seaty.Sixth 81.
ARREST OF 4 FU6iTIvE FROM JCsTicE-An Of
sosr from Orange county hIle In the City ms morning
,y-ss,eo N an named Horton, fugitive from
riser County being charged ~.ia grand larceny. IN
a,ssrng yoke OF oxen wo:'h aoout 500.
LAncgrIEs.-Jobn Nugent was arrested last
nisn. and detained cosrs. Of steaing belong
inS 10 John Wasn -. Hsrtios Thompson TAKEN TO-
% custody 90 charge of stealing qusnti;y NJ female
wearing apparel worm $40 from Mary Sui! Of NJ 81 De-
laoeJ-st
S.cRErrD.-A fellow Who gave his name as
John Ed cards i..t NJ. b. ca..d IN building IL
L,oerty.st ua1er u.pici u. ei'cu'n.t4Lc.s.
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hsesToN Jamaica Juoe ~ Il nave n announce
the arrival OF mo Notorious rie-t NedF"no am Of nj.
sviAoie io'<no'z ann toe ne~ sa'sl'e. whom he %
ccN'o<ousiy of"osni wiz" MN rom your city AeG1a o
Es,.e ,a "a ~" .,r. , .,
TTnI.cxnv G, m. v.o,,ng ,,,p n, ~ r,,n,
ma nr.ceaed mon AND nv fnod ,nen.s,v,, ,sc,
r,,.d and nnm,st.d a, zoo, n. nv l,ndd w'hsn \.
learned the mean. by which thew had been mus
edrano was furious and TAXED o. aon. BACK 70 New.
Yo,k and ,,ro..cptpy Won Tor d.f,naiD. but ne has
eoo,.s So,rn 80 70 ,vst -, ,i.,, rglss ,.,,b mia com
n.n,on. rhs, nv, ,.ks, ,.sss n,r 800 N. Thans.
wn,en yo4s TO- mercy rCnnri.r De, Etats Cn.s
,Ua.oasy mr.
90, a I''''' ny Oi'"o "u' va 49,, va. v.,
eAy ."s -, voc 'A' IL ,n,d sbont t1eize
Yn,les from purl,n,,oo Tney seized ,be yrpcp. con
uscor Mr. Barker and Llso the Sherir Of tie county
Who nor. no,b hed In cn.e confinement. bot Tor "nst
c.o.. ~a. NO, kpogn A, Burlington on Saturday. R-
ousl,ion. x.r, made uv.D surrounding counties Tor
t,oons sud conp.pies dispatched from burhrg'"n
nm Prd.y AK pec,in. u from Montpelier &;
Pirbmnnd This denonstfatUn against tns Avs Aoo
the constituted surorIles h.s cse-'en eH
csu~nt among the patriotic ps"ple oi tnH' ota'o Ger
ous spprshrosi"ns .efs en'-rt.n"o "n reIy s..hDy
pruc-ed ngs against the roters. TROY "p2 ihu'oay'
grand WoEK.--In a month the Macon and
wyssrn Railroad be operation It's entire length 10
ATLANTA. z" There will then ne says ibe SaVahhan ne
publican, con-cied line OF COMMUNE uon rnIn Sava
nah dislane. oy three hundred ard Secenty tfo hnt,S
stretching dAgonaIy across tho State 10 The ostAnr,"u
Riv-r within Erty milo, OF IN. Tennessee iine Ihis
road through any OF the most popuous hd ~eA
my cou.'es o. 'ue :. -, =, .,i,, a., ,I,sa,o snc
Aah and
"e 1891. -. ".,a,. N, ,b,, ~ the Sn,,b We.,arn
o1 u.s. Ill =. NJ PCS, and Middle Teonesx.e and
1-enue:'
- >.
NAVAL no s'oreship Lexington ~ 10 san neA'
week r'n IN. po'. ot .ur r..,4; ' T,.s;. 80
tue noo'n VI r.1 i, -, @ g ~ A,
pany u fS'ps h''e'y n7' sao suus ,s ~ a, -,
til'ery sne t-kss our su Ai"a"e"' W, "t ~
ns efectao tnere uhoe' Inc sopei'Aion vi hou'' ~
Eopn'rn q. -.
'n', oh'o STATES revenue .co' w ,, - -
from Ne" L"nosn' Ahcu"ien nj ?, w - ' ~ u
5uas si ono -. tom Gsnsl Ts yior
,rnld -,d NV c,nis. a.. H., ma T.,,,iro and V.fa
Go Cm..a -. al, ,,l
S'- 4'' ~ ~ " 49,,
PILL0kY.-Tfe puniehmcbt OF pllory Was, on the
9th Inflicted upsn Andrew Musseimnn and VIM Mark.
who sentenced endure this punishmeot 80 itte
ben. ncs the criminal disgusting 10 the specators
aud disprsc-tul 10 ths age and TIE country. Tue
prisoners remained in the f.me about halt hour ex-
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pY ORDER OF Daniel Pau. Frat Judge Of ne Couri
t'uf Common Plea. OF b, County OF Onondsea aDd
Counselor b. Law Of the Supreme CouI Houce IL
her by gwen in.t attachment MS s'u7d against hr
State OF Ramon b. Williams now OF Cnaro.tor Stats vi
South Carotns resident cebIu and that thr
viii b- sod r the paymrn OF his denis upless be appear
and dschzrge s1ch aSchmeIt according 10 lay, wiihi'
MIN months from he ho pub icaIcn OF hs notice. ADO
h,tHe payment OF d-bIa ca- 10 him by re'id ns OF
hi. sar AID b. delivery 10 HIN or for hs us- OF any
property within hi. state Oelo gne him. and he
Ter u -ny property by him frboden b, nw ard
void. D,ted JG,y Isl, i6i6. FORBES SHELDON,
ia I-wS"c rnsy fir -cnIug Gfrd ter
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