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NEw-yoRK, THURSDAY MORNING, AuGrsr ~, 1916.

&c sI277a: Joseph Smith, sc rl:aers, $685.; N
Schenck : D Difr1us balance OF surplus Uaia~esed
since Feb IS S5T29: Wa-ins SS5ls. Jsssup $500 !;
john 4 Davis, &C infant SlU27l Jane : etoF,i II
Pant = "a . Noers V 3. Churchill sc for parties
40 heirs 81 a3 Tor lane Peilis SSH ! Ne.:
Elk Bishop. dover. &c S75+5; Cornelius Bryn- &c
infants balance OF dePos; ,since Dec Is $3.50 I;E-
there appears 20 be 81 ~ u1..ryested Who gets
the interest $3.50 invested Sometimes me
mortgages are .c-eclosed and the Clerk buys n the
properly .cr me child n many cases 10 interest =
or balances In The Clerks interest account ne takes
credit or Sa6 PAID Tor BOOKS 10 the Wee Chancellor
library Who lad ri-Et - order the money OF pm
individuals - used Z enr1c1-,s lc=S Ian
ccior'- library There : an ia-erts; ;aHI When
did il begin Where the former Items. iE. Clerk
hand What mean. Of undue influence this Govern
I..ent looking steadily London. has grsSped At Tie
Farmers Manufacturers Bank hsve received the de-
posts n this case.
Cash Sc ruth < Dorrit Srt,l. Clerk c.b ClrcEit
Mr. Smiths very clear and esSyIo b.
understood Re tie investment tae person VINO
gives TIE mortgage and for whose benefit with the
County sc SI-sate lie had S.+17- in the Rochester
City Bank in lis naue-not interest TO The parties
presume Se61l the surplus OF mortgage sale, hsd
thus Jain since April ISL che Bank OF Monroe =. 10
-cph Strong &c) Sl.127 had been paid IN on Dec. rs
Il r Penheld v Iii Hart; Si-2sl-, Ouondaca Bank y.
Bank OF Buffalo (Receirerl-Elhu Stanley =. A. Nc
Pherson &c. $l.iG0 OF surplus on mortgage sale Dec
ISL. sc. &c. sc.
G " DGr,soa, Clerk Fourth Circuis-.,i0aies sc.
Ihave not room 20 pa-rculaE!ze Among his old bal
not called Tor. there are SI0C-Lovetty steam
Ssw-MlL 1880; S25S, Taylor y. Ball. ic3S. Palmer y.
March So ! ; Rurnhsru =. Woods. SiS3 Alexander y.
Stevenson sI45. CS39); Webb :. Aver. $50 Caster =
Leigh. 1856 Bentley Partridge S2S. Il would Ill
The Tribune Were 10 20 fully into details. n.
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Cnnadn-Rnilrond TO Portland-C ricketing &c.
Correspondence of The Trihunc
MoSrxr., AurustHs3 ISL

MONTREAL, August 81 lsi6.
DEAR SlR The principal subjec. of Importance
at present here the st. Lawrence and Atlantic Rail
road large meeting OF the shareholders was held this
afternoon a, the Company rooms wheniI was resolved
unanimously to commence the railroad iinnedaiey
This measure has given universal satisfaction Four
teen hundred and twenty hvc shares has been Ia
ken PIP since the public meeting OF the 18th inst.
AL Canada has chllen ged the United States 10 game
AZ cricket for 81 600 The gentlemen who challenged
leave here for New-lork tomorrow evening Four Of
them axe Upper Canadians VIZ. Messrs French Grey h
E. Hellwel snd Philpotts and the remainder are Low-
Csnsdisns Capt. Deaison SD. Regt Dr. Liddel and
Mcssrs. Connolly Wills-ess Howard Shipley. snd Ma
pier Eleven from these will be selecred AZ NcwYork
shall write immediately again upon the occurrence
OF any subject OF importance, Believe me
Yours truly JOHN
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STATE OF MORALS ~ FLoRlDA-A letter in the
Charleston Mercury dated At Quincy Florida. Aug II,
saws The minds of the people hero are too unsettled
TO think OF any thing present Our Jail Is full OF ras
Gals for negro and horse stealing who will be hung in
less than six weeks Last night about 10 o'clock while
the Wcstcrn Stage within half mile of this place,
the driver was shot and died few hours after There
is dreadful state of things here but the den OF villains
is fast breaking up We have in Jail eight finished
rorues the murderer OF the poor stage driver among
them. An extra Court is be held on the ith OF sep
TENDER to try and hang them all of coursc-n fact,
craat number WAS anxious 70 have them hung today:
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MR. DElAvAS's DEcLENsloS.-The following
letter appears in the Albany Argus of the 25th:

BAlLsToN CENTER August -, lsio
To Ufg.am ~. Campbell Barney Cor.c ~. /. PrGg,
Thomas II Oakley, EsGrs. Nesc York
GENTLEMEN: have the honor to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
receipt OF Your favor OF the 2pth rendering in
behalf of the State Convention of the American Repub
hcan party, nomination for the office OF Governor OF
the State. In lSi4 tho party honored me by The
like nomination. them as now, gratefully appreciated
the honor conferred upon me by this manifestation o:
confidence from SO numerous and highly respectable
portion OF the Electors OF the State feel fell
then that my pursuits incompatible with the accept
ance OF the nomination. In declining the high honor in
tended am governed by the conviction that if can in
any way render myself useful TO my country can best
do il while occupying private station
am gentc,ncn With great respect your mos, ohedicni
servant EDWARD {. DElANAN
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- The body Of q Young man named Hosea
Record was found ny the roadside in Windsor Berg
shire county, on the morning OF l9.h It evil
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marks u severe blows upon his head and body His
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DOARDING--A gentleman and his wife or two or
Is bfre gentlemen can be accommodated with pleasant
rooms and board IL No. Frsts four doors Eust 81 NO
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observation-disclosures and transient-MrE DuniAp'
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BOARD WANTED for the winter by gentleman
Id and his ite The location must be below Warren-st
West of Broadway in private family. Terms must DO
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aSthrae single gentleman may be accommodated WIZ
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BOARD, between Fourtlst and Greenwich avenue
DPaTlor, ana bedrooms on the lst "a And Sd ioora
gentleman AMI his wife, or two ~ three single sehoner
tamily Terms moderate. References exchanged a
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gentlemen can be aecommods'so
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srssIIoras-The subscribers having puIensseo
Es555-sS-G ~ NJ Jolp scriber tho exclusive rgnt 70
" t- United States TO HE PaIeG. naLp .mo
improvements Piano Forte ere now Psno foyss
re yyarrant.d superior In tone 10 any 40" 10 isc
and 10 keep in tune much longer The improvement.
80. In no.t beautiful Harp Frame, peculiar IN con -
@ ,.ting MI ue strain OF the strings from me caso az
General assortment of the uost sPtoyed mSdspe 20
finished Instruments q =, "a AZ Y road wny
lo< Futeot-'~ -
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O. UNION HOUSE, Springfield, msss-Irhe sub 1,:
Ha scrbe has taken The above named new and spendld
I'LL Hotel jus, completed, Of The centre OF INC Desaiel
vlay. OF Springfield Mas and viii open the same Tor
o,hlic accommodates on the 50th instant The Union
House large richly finished and FURNISHED and 0Isrs UNI
Springfeld for business pleasure Having recently
KEEP, tie tinted STATES Hoe end Congres. Han a. Sss
atoga the subscriber respectfully !nyes ns 1a ILL
quarters -, 49,. ~ - 40 am
SPRINGFIELD, July 24,h, 1886. wv on
<sz BROADWAY HOTEL, sos Broadway. a.
E:a banu BY j. P. Wison.-TGyelrrs and clu2ens en-,
NIL rrtsned on moderate Terms. The house Is new ano
commodious and the location very convenient 10 he o
bonts and aioins the Railroad Depot JeI9 ="
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lie character belonged properly to the Committee Of
the Whole on the state Of the Union.
Mr.. lNGERSoLL enieayored, Intellectually, 10
put the bill IN train towards It's passage
THE PRIVATE CALENDAR.
The motion Of Mr. DANIEL having been agreed
to by ayes "a, noes "A,
The House passed to the consideration of the pri-
yale calendar
The business first in order was the motion to re-
consider the vote by which the bill for the relief OF
Charles q. Page had been laid on the table.
After few words of explanation by Mr.. HOP
KINS-
considered
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its apex Of power under her present rulers. II.
believed the decree Of Heaven had gone forth against
H. Il was doomed nation. Their many acts AZ
treachery bad brought down the arm Of an angry
God, which he believed would never be raised from
them until that government was changed and new
one substituted. And perhaps this government
might be made of by wiser power that Il
always circumspect and cautious, and moves some
times mysterlously to us-perhaps the Anglo-Sax.
on race might be now selected with its present INST,
tutions as the power TO rebuke change, modify, and
relieve them from the oppression under which that
down-trodden nation is now laboring.
Mr.. BURT obtained the floor, and declining u
yield TO Mr.. JEFEERsos DAVIS for explanation, gave
way, at request, TO
Mr.. ATKINSON, on whose motion the commit.
tee rose and reported.
Mr. KENNEDY, from the Committee on En-.
rolled Bills, made report
Mr.. HARRISON offered a resolution providing
that all debate on the bill in relation TO the pay de.
parIment Of the army should cease in half an hour
after 1t should again have been taken up in commit.
tee.
Mr.. BURT suggested that the resolution should
be so amended, as TO extend the time TO one hour
Mr.. ASHMUN moved that the resolution be laid
on the table
Mr.. DRoMGooLE and Mr.. ATKINSON
moved that the House adjourn.
The yeas aud nays were ordered, and being taken
were yeas 100, nays 81.
So the House adjourned.
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DIED,

10 this city, this morning, Commodore JAMES
RENsHAW, Of the United States navy, aged g.
years.
His funeral will take place from his late residence,
corner of 18th and streets, tomorrow Saturday
afternoon, at halEpast
The friends Of the family and officers of the navy,
army, and marine corps, are respectfully invited to
attend.
p s. The officers of the army requested to APP
pear in an undress uniform, with epauettes and
caps.
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nTDEDICATIoN.-The new Presb,

I5DEDICATION.-T new Presb yte-
rian Church, on 9Th street, to be hereafter known
as the Central Presbyterian Church Of WASH ngton
city, under the pastoral care Of Rev. Septimus
Tustin, will be dedicated to the worship Of Al
mighty God on Sabbath morning next. The dedi-
cation sermon will be preached by Rev Thomas B.
BALcH, OF Virginia. Services TO commence at IL
o'clock In the afternoon the Lords supper will
be administered in this church in which Christians Of
all denominations are invited to unite. This ser
vice to commence at 4 o'clock. The public are in
vited TO attend.
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May 81.

SAMUEL WINTER.-If SAMUEL WINTER,
~ who, it is believed, left England about the
year $780, and went to reside in the city of Aexan-
drla IN the State Of Virginia. in the United States of
America and carried on there the trade or business
OF shipwrght or his children or lawful descend
ants, will apply to Messrs Brooke q Mertens,
solicitors, Margate, England, they may hear Of
something to their advantage
CAMPBELL g. WITTY,
solicitors, 81 Essex street, Strand London
Nav 29-2s .0
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ERENCH and English Corsets imports

ENRENCH and English Corsets imported
Il and for sale, by the pair or dozen, at lower
prices than can be obtained in New York, and fit
better than any in the United States; known for
many years as an easy and elegant pattern, always
recommended by the medical faculty.
Shoulder braces for both sexes also imported elias.
tic shoulder braces for weakness in the back.
Ellser belts from IS cents to one dollar. Nursing
corsets and straps; also skirt bodies from so
to IS cents.
Extra large size corsets, hair tourneur, from SO
cents TO IS cents.
10Th street, one door from Pennsy lvania avenue,
around the corner from Mr.. Dyer's auction store.
MADAME CLERMON.
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GRAND EXHIBITION OF illuminated
~ chemical Dioramas, at Carusi,s Sa-

4 NRAND EXHIBITION OF illuminated
~ chemical Dioramas, at Carusi,s sa-
loon, commencing on Monday evening, MAY IS,
and continuing during the week:
l. Milan Cathedral.
2. Crucifxion.
g. Holy Sepuchre
4. Belshazzar's Feast
r. WINTER begs leave to inform the citizens OF
Washington and vicinity that his exhibition will be
opened as above, when he trusts his endeavors to
please Will insure him continuance Of the patron
age SO Literally bestowed on him in other cities
Admission so cents, children half price,
81 o'clock precisely.
Day exhibitions on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons, at Al O'Clock. For full particulars sec
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per which so noby defends southern rights, even
IL were not what II SHE ablest literary journal
IN merica-Sorhern Journal
THE WESTERN CONTINENT;
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ls family newspaper, published every Saturday
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hFNotice-2d Presbyterian Church.
The time having expired for which the Rev. Mathew
Hale Smith was engaged as stated supply, his vale
dictory sermon may be expected on Sabbath after.
noon next, 3lst inst, at 4 o'clock.
May 29-3t
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BY G. w. BoTELER, IT., Auctioneer.
GALE of excellent fnrnifure af ann

BY G. w. BOTELER, IT,, Auctioneer.
- ALE OF excellent furniture at auc-
- tion.-By virtue of a deed Of trust from
Thompson Tyler, will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, on Tuesday the I'd day Of June next, at IL
o'clock, a. M, at the house lately occupied by said
Tyler, on Missouri avenue, between Sd and Al
streets, the household and kitchen furniture in said
house, consisting, in part, follows-vz:
Mahogany sofa, mahogany chairs
Mahogny centre tables
Eight carpets, six beds, six bedsteads
Five mahogany dressing bureaus, 8 mattresses
One pair mirrors, bed and table linen, blankets
Wood and cane chairs, washstands
Parlor curtains, china, glass, and crockery
Cooking stove, kitchen utensils, &c.
Also one excellent mich Cow. Terms cash.
RICHARD WALLACE, Trustee
C. w. BoTELER, jr.
May 29-dtsif Auctioneer.
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Furnished house tn LEI.

kfF:a A NEW two-story brick, delightfully."-
@4iii situated, and furnished with every convent
-MdIll ence and comfort. Two servants, male and
female, will be hired with the establishment, at the
option of the renter. Terms uncommonly low.
Address p. q. through the post Office.
Nav %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19
GENERALTAYLOR

The remarks of our correspondent L., on
the military features OF General Taylor's move
ments on Monterey, published in this morn
my American, are from an intelligent source
Leaving II TO critics on the art of wal TO
discuss questions pertaining 10 tie science of
TIE profession oil may be- allowed, whether
soldiers or civilians, TO appreciate the manly
qualities exhibited at every step by the com.
nander OF our troops in Mexico. Master of
himself under all circumstances, his faculty
OF wise control over hIs army seems never tn
desert INN. The decision OF character which
distinguishes this officer, derives none of lis
force from ychemence Oi temperament. il acts
with GOODNESS aud composurc. and carries
win 1t the discernment and discretion ol a
mud AS CIrCumspec. in thought as il Is deter.
mined and rcsolute in will
IT viii b. rccollectcd that when Matatnoras
was captured Gen. Taylor fixed his camp out.
SIDE oi the townsnd allowed none OF the sold.
leTs TO enter e1cep, the guard stationed TO IRE.
serve order in the place The e,cesses ,,5;cb
even The best disciplined troops are ant IN
commit when they rush into a csptured town
flushed with victory aud natllened by the cx.
piement ct conflict, were thus guarded A.
Eainsi eiiectually We may discover the
same wise precaution indicated in the Mon.
lefey edPlulatlon, one provision of which a.
| lows lhc MeXicans seven days to Withdraw
from the city, during which time our FOODS
die not to enter IT, In this interval the fierce
excitement which ragged for three DAYS. and
which was rendered more end more intense
a. the fight went on, had time to subside -
| what II our men, enrdgcd by the loss ol
slaughtered comrades, aud burning for ven.
geance, cad burst into the devoted CITY
through barfIcaded streets aud fortified houses.
WIN every destructive passion oioused-what
hmits could have been pot TO their iuryY We
mleh' have received tidipgs Of victory. the
glory Of which would have been stained d,
outfagcs sufficient To convince the Me,i.,ns
That They were conteuding with an enemy a
savage, as barbar0usly cruel as themselves -
Ten Taylor has ayerted the danger of tbi, re-.
proach, and has shown the Mexicsns ihst ou,
superiority IN battle is not the only point iu
winch weafc their superiors baltimore 4
! utcTtcuH.