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,1ubIio Gonuenanecs. &e

it, REGULAR MAI. LINE between
49, Boston and Ne~-So,s, by tie fast ma
splendid sesnieFs OREGON and RHODE
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NOW READY,

THE AMERICAN STATESMAN'S MANUAL, com
prising the Lve Addresses and Messages OF the Pre-
sdens the United States. with history OF their admin
STATIONS and each Session Of Congress 10 which are ad
ded various Historical Statistical and other important
volumes, large 3yo--lIO0 pages. Edited by Edwin Wi
ians. ESQ Price Fire Dollars.
just Publish-d-The thirteenth edition Of Downing his
Fifth edition OF Che-ver's Lectures OF pilgrim Progress
Subseri5ers to Hurpey's ShskgpeGr,.-E. WALKER re-
Turns his haHss TO ae subscribers 10 HarPer
Bible for the very general patronage they have favored
ain with ana o-gs MORN the subscribers 10 snhhe
oear- he mas nearly ready most beautiful pictorial
and Scenic pattern for this elegant illustrated fors
aus z. WALKER, Ners-Yorh blndery, ~ Fu.t0n-s-
SCHOOL BOOKS.
HUNTINGTON i SAVAGE, Publishers aid Booksel-
rr. 2l6 P-urs, NrTYork have recently issued new
and very nucn improved editions VI the works on Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry, by Mrs. i. ". l. Phelps 10
watch iLv speclfuly solicit the attention OF school
Teachers Committees and oilers Interested IN education
Copies win D ,nsed for examination. application 10
the pubi.sner For sale b. Booksellers generally J! z
HAHN's HEBREW BIBLE.
lust imported fresh supply Of the Hebrew Bible OF the
snis MARI H. NEWMAN X co. 100 Broadway.
NEW TARIFF LAW.-Just published price one
shilling The Neg Tariff .! the United States or Raes
passed July g. 1876 the articles arranged in s!paabrces
sni3 JANSEN BELL. I5s Nassau-s;
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N.'IVINNINIs q
s-S,----lN bary. Troy and lntcrmcdiate Landings
the Stegnboa, Pier AT the foot OF Bar
c.ay-st. The NIAGARA leaves New.York Monday. We'd
ursday and Friday NJ o'clock. \ NJ Leaves Troy Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, al O'Clock, A. NJ Sres:as,
and Dinner on board the boat
Passengers t,kus Ills bost will arrive In time TO take
the Evening Trains OF Cars from Troy West Buffalo ana
North 20 Saratoga Whitehall and Lake Chanplain.
All Goods Freight, Baggage. Bank Bills. Specie. or any
other Kind OF property aSe put shipped board this
Boat, be the risk the OF such Goods
Freight. Baggage. &c.
For Passage or Freight. apply on board or 10 F. B.
Hal L, the Office u lbs wharf
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TO COUNTRY MERCEANTS-Brown sheetingt
and Sht,iirr. OF every .tyl. and width a.! known
,rands both heavy and fne-Strk Mills, lawrence e. In
lan Head Cabot A, Premium Heavy Merriinhch EXt'ers
Unknown &C niuy De had manufacturers prices on the
econd sours Of Nos 10 and ~ Cedar 81 half block above
pearl..t Low priced ind medium yard vide shee'ings
So Southern Cotton Yam, assorted, BIO 10 and u
z: bats, wick. warp and wudding.
au25 r. y UNDERHlLL, 10 and % Cedar.st
.HEIiNIAN, ATWATER & co. corner OF Broad
and Beaver ls New York, Commission Merchants TOT
me sale Of American Pig, Bloom Bar, Hoop Scroll, Band
and all kinds Of Iron, otter for sule--
2s tons best Jersey Charcoal Blooms
lOD do do Northern blooms
~ do Refined for wire bl-ts
A. Il Co will advance literally upon all consgnrnens
Of Pig Iron Blooms or manufactured Iron. which may be
sen, to leirl-yr purchase the NewIork market The
mos, r.n-onshl. terms iyg
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THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the

TNNF NIBSt II : INK "VHII! rt- Spectrum! MY -.
gentlemen of Il- City that he has constantly manu-
md for sale hi dis trained aud quiet horses iof re sadie
harness Any person purchasing horses oi Tie -uD7cfi
ser may depend upon being honOIa0iy dealt WIN ne r.
nanny 10 add tnai he can refer them to many gentlemen OF
ne !ighe responsibility Character, cHpacy &c
Any gentleman purchasing horses OF M -ub7cr oeT' ac
ho may b. In any particular dissatisfied with ter pu
.ine NAV return tho same winu reasonable perlod and
,,ceve III. full amount N purchase money back, a. a.
would not wish any gentleman retain an hitla tpuf
-I,a .-d Of HI i'm that Ia. no, perfectly pleased Win
II IN NJ .ster 4ii5 ROvery
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THE KNTCKERB0CkER Fire Insurance Com
pgnv Gate thu Mu;uall OF New-York-Capit S25oV"p
Office No G. WasL-Tf= Legislature Of Tbs State al Is
lat. session passed changing the corporate name OF
the old Mutual Insurance Company OF the City OF Ne"
YORK 20 the Kuickerhocker Fire Insurance Company OF
New York AL future business Of that Corporation VIII
therefore be transacted under II new name =,
II NAV be vel - add way Of explanation that the Old
Nu,uaL" Notwithstanding ute. fac: Siocs
Company having capital paid in and securely invested
and :a, Ire change OF obtained 10 prevent mis-
spprrheri, ol u that point
FIJI. Company continues insure against loss or darlge
by f on as favorable term. similar institutions in this
city DIRECTORS
George Ireland, John Gray, l. { Haners.ey,
John Oothout Bolts Noo-e. has T. !:eTericn-
Geo. ArcularIus, Root c. Wetmore BENZ De torest,
Robert Benson. Edward Cook, IN IGcHsr,
John Campbell. Anthony Lamb, Asher RieT.
George Conklin, Adam Norrie, Alex lawrence,
Joshua Brush, Robert Kermit. VIM l. peen.
Robert L. Stuart, An:hOn! Cherdon, w lillian BROWNING
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. B. McDoSALp. Secretary.
NeS-York, MAY u, 1876. e!9 eodt
I->:IrEn ;1 aTE.s e. Insrrrnc. cnr,rsrY. Otac
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-. 4 u "
GzszltS.--<-Sz--rne public - respect
.., the recent breaks in the Canal, caused by
IN, Ia, esbel having been repaired the PIONEER ana
EXPRESS Line ia KI:tG 9 and Ca from n! mar
f,r he season MONDAY, the 9th April leaving the
MA IA Market-sL DAILY, at II O'Clock, A. ~
Nv his passengers Will avoid al the fatigue aa
OF night travelling in coaches both Railroads being
passed in daylight ,n,
For farther information apply al the Old Establshed VI
See. "a MsrkeLst dooru above 2ighth-st
'N n - A. 3, CUMMINGS, Aeent
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

A. Five o'clock. ?. M-LsnG;ns a. Intermediate Place.
From; Tie foot o. Burcbty-si:
Steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt - will leave OF
Monday "Wednesday. Friday and Sunday afternoons 5
o'clock.
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS. Capt, 3. Overbach win
leave on Tuesday, Thursday and saturday. O'Clock p. Vi
- ADn-y on noa-l. M .he O-hce ,he MlAr an.L
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= xT-H1 nMORNTSG H0NT FOR ALBANY

$3.50 AND IKOY.-Pn4sago e.--Bfe0Illsi md
Dinner on board the Boat. Passengers
taking this Boat viii arrive in time take the Evening
Train OF Cars from Troy Buffalo, uud north Sar
stogu, and Lake George
The steamboat NIAGARA, Capt. VIM. Ellsworth, viii
leave Monday. "Wednesday and Friday nj O'Clock a. NJ
from the Pier foot of Barclay stretnfuin2 on opposite
days. - For Passage Freight apply on board or 20
la a ilp on fb,.N nurf n
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sT~ PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS,
rG,ru.-r1s Tor Albany direct, daily, sundays except

- Cd az : O'CLOCK, =. VI. from Lic Sieamboal
Pier between Cortland and Liberty sts
Steamboat hNlCkERBOCkER, Capt A. Hou shton will
leave on Monday, Wednesday snd Friday EVENING" al
o'clock.
Steaiiboa, HENDRIX HUDSON Capt r. C. cruren
den will eavc Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even
inss NJ O'Clock.
The above Boat; will 81 times arrive at Albany In an.
pie time for Tie Morning Tran OF Cars tor the Eas; or
West.
Freight tasen st moderate rates and taken aler y
o'cloch, 7. VI.
4, persons forbid trusting any Of the Boats OF this
Line without written order from the Captains or Agents.
For passage freight apply board Boats OF 10
7. {. SCHULTZ. nj Tie office on the wharf
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- Y I
a pleasant village Long Island, within one hours
- ride OF The city OF N-w-Fors: ane large dwei;ins
on the premise. feet sCTsre two stories high. ned IN
with brick buzz in modern style and repete via every
convenience There about OF land lad ouI II
The most beautiful STYLE Astounding n the choicest frl
bracin 100 peach trees, large variety OF apples, pears
piuns Cherries grapes. Fine :s! ponds supplied by
living stream: large carriage house, Ice and ether out
houses ! suitable FOR gentleman OF retirement or tor
one oin business the city For farther particulars IN
CUR. OF ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auct.oneer.
.-71 a,, No. Broadst
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TIRE LADIES viii ind the finest colecnor ofelegaai
i JEWELRi 10 he found n The cocr;ry comprising al
Of lis latest style Of ornaments, together with ianis
rely Q: choice fancy articles suitable for Presents The
Jewery and Lamp Establishment opposite the Tabernacle
tyls ya THOS. CRANE BANKS, 81 Broadway.
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CINCINNATI LAND and General Agency Once.
- Cincinnati, Ohio.-M L. Sheldon would inform The ct!-
trs OF Newlor ;ha; be VIII atiend the purchase and
every description OF Real Eise and Personal Prop
etty IN Tie CITY of Cincinnati and IN the Western States; VIII
also collect bond. mortgages and every specie.
Of claims IN Cincinnati or Louisville Any Merchants.
other business having lands other property The
Western country ;hey wish dispose cash OF 10 e
Change Tor city property ~ Cincinnati, invited
description OF The b Office n Cincinnati. vte AL
business entrusted his viii he promptly and
fully attended 10. Address NJ L. SHELDON,
West Fifth ST Cincinnati.
REFEesScES-Ovviet x Barber Cortland--i-: J. Jack
son. 81 WnI-.t. Nm. ingalls, 81 WslLsL ~ 6net-i
ITO ANGLING SPORTSoIEN--ASGLER' Guide
Second EGionrhe second edition OF that popular and
iI!-r-.iit. work. American Anglers Guide, WIKI
cngrsvjn.s wood Is ready Price - cents. a2:!
soae!y bound II cloth
I Truly The Walton OF The present ZINE and County,
and EAounls w.h the opinions and practices OF The b->
Anglers. No one who pre;ends 10 knowledge
practice this sh;ni AZ should Be WITHOUT
copy Il IS useful, instructive AID Hc:ns.nn-a;y soi
I'D and W Ell illustrated Sportn: Register.
For sale Sy JOHN }. BROWN x co.
HrsS -, Fu!,on-st- near Nassau
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y'RASKLIN SAYS" Keep the head cool and the
i feet VAIN -Frnser's Patent Door Pads. tor eScui
inc and from the bottoms OF door. Thu ar
,ice Is asserted into the OF thc door, down
the si a. closes nnd rises within tie ra opens
They are healthy because the undercurrent OF air, which
cannot be warmed by artificial means, l. excluded they
comfortable. because The feet warm in amy paT OF
the ROOM they economical because tcr, : no Nces-
ye quantity OF cold admitted un OF less fuel
required keep Price - - per door, which H.
cludcs putting in Manufactured by JOHN FRASER,
hu1N TN No. I Chatham Cuarr. New York.
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xu--A DAILY LINE VI Boats New
ElscJi--s-NYo YORK and Staten Isand.-Thc -teamborts
SYLPH, Cap- J. Braisted, and STATEN
ISLANDER, Capt D. Van Pet will leave as follows:
Leave Staten slalc 10 and II a ~ and |, 2, 8,
(. ), Is and Z. VI.
Leave NesYork at, 9, TO- /! A " ard $3.50
A III al he ri.k Of the owners thereo, iels
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lEEa4-l Nburgh and Fishhill, landing al Van Corr.
landrs (PeekskilD West Point, Cold Spring
and Cornwall.-TEe steamer THOMAS POWELL.
Capt Samuel Johnson, viii the steamboat pier foot
of WarrrG--t every afternoon Sundays -xceTted) al
O'Clock. Returning, will leave Se"burgh every Monday
ornIug half pH-t 6, and the reman mornings u ths
week AZ O'Clock landing above. For freight or passage
apply on board the boat
g. BAL bag gage and freight Of every description bank
bills specie Put board this boat be the risk
OF the owners thereof unless entered the books OF the
boat or r.c-ipled for i-22't
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= F.HARRIS, IS Exchaag--place, offers :cr sale
u. B!eashed Douiestcs 81 - 81 60 ioi, IS 9S wide
Brown dc 81 and - wide
Rrcwr RemcxH, do do. do do
Cccred Cabrics comprising great variety OF cooFs
and Qualities
Paper Mu-.Ius, OF various widths and quAites
White Csinsrics 81 and IS wide
Blue Prints Of vsrods qualities and patterns
Blue sud Orange do do. Go.
Kentucky Jeans. low priced
Printed Ss.iuets do
PLAIN and Plaid Woolen Linseys DO.
N-rino Cass;rarrrs OF The usual co!crs and mixtures
Also Blankets CcNIyngs Bookings, Ccrdova Plans. Ne
q
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TnE NEW-YORk and Lake superior Mining c

E'hE oEN-t oiSh ana LAKE, "a ferpf NA.Nitie ot4-
i paay.-NoriCEAu assessment OF doHr per share
uou each 4sSessabl- shares OF the stock Of the New
York and Lake Supero: Mining Company has been laid.
bv order OF Tie Trustees u sad Company. payable on The
seventh day cf September newt 10 Henry Morris ESQ the
Ncc-Pcesdrnl q The Company \: Iher Office No ~ W est
81 in The CITY Of N.w-York. Dated August .. 1915 By
ord -r OF Inc rrI.tr~- JOHN IL HOLDANE
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-. TO l. I;T-Stor- back Room ard Basement in the
Ia; hol-- rs Third-aven !ayins been Nered into
I-'N Store
a-o front Basement suitable for an Oyster Cellar or any
similar business 49,
The subscriber ai,c has 10 IL; 5-ory House II Fifteenth
ts near number OF parts OF Houses and one
or Two small Stores wiki cellar and basement attached
10 them. }. l.. HAiNhs 81 S!Nietn-h---
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HOT AIR FURNACE.

WALKERS Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces, for
w hearin, Dwellings. Stores, Churches &cThese Fu;-
nuces VIII economically and eiceny tie AR IN the
apartments will be pure and healthy, free from dryness,
dust -
They put up under hc personal supervision of Mr.
Wak, the patenie and have hitherto given entire salts
fac -. and are in all warranted to perform well.
F=terence-N. W. Taylor, Esq Governor Ncw-fork Hos
p;a; Mr.. Charles Starr Superintendent do; Edward Be-
n,.nt ESD Il Wull.st C. D. Rhodes, Esq 10 rcarl-si
Mr. Thomas McElrai, Isl Nussa,-st; M Geo. w Tucker
@o6 Bowery; HnfOrphun Asylum. SIxt-arenue; Mr.
i; Mr. J. H. RANSOM 2Oe 2dsi; Chemical Bank. Broad
way; Mr. ]. II. Ash, 2g2 Broadway; nr. Alfred Wagsat
q Waverly plnce; Mr.. Geo. NJ. Snow, 9lh-si.
i2Su GEO WALKER. ~ Broadway.
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.I.--l.i7it1 O'CLOCK Tor Albany, from pier loot u
Whrreu--l, touching at the foot Of Ham
mOndstPhssage = .50-Brenkfdsi and Dinner provided
on hoard The swit Gnd magnificent IRON
WITCH Captnn Stephen X. Roe ~ leave the pier foot
of Warrenst every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
LandIng AT an Courlaudl-, Westpolut, Newburgh MI
ION, POkeep-ie Hyde Park: Kingston, Catsk sud Hud-
son RetumIng-Leayes Albany Monday, Wednesday and
FrllnV. nul2f
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TINTED STATES Fire Insurance Company. Othc
L 80. SO Wull-sL-TEis Company continue 10 insure
against loss and damage By merchandise ships IN
Dor: buildings household nur. &c. and other personal
property al the usual rates o: premium
DIRECTORS.
John l. Bovine Morris KeichuIn, D. A. CushTan,
Slas Hicks. JoshuaS nderh!!!, Charles hlilsnursi
BENJAMIN Corl,es ChaS r. Cromwell, William II. Titus,
LinGlev Murray Charles kneeRnd, Robert |. Murray.
Hv. II. Lawrence, Robert T. Minurn, solomon Gilfen
S.on. Van WICK, Tho- ". PeGrsau. Orlando VI Bogar-
Robert D. Weeks, George D. Post. Peter h Bonnet.
John Wood, Albert Woodhuu, Joseph y Lore
Beniumiu Strong, Samuel {. PnNson, Robert L. lase,
George Hussey Caleb Barsiov, Henry :: Ieroeil.
IriaF Carpenter. Samuel mitchell, George J. Cornell,
& - l. 0'''' j. L. BOVINE President.
JAMES WuxrE, Secretary. jylo 5meod
IULY REPORT OF the Mutual Life Insurance Com
y pany OF New York, No. . WG..-st
f- Institution during the month of Juyissued seventy
one new Policies, viz:
To Merchants and Traders 90 TO Lawyers
Manuiacturers......... " clergyman.
" Mechanics " rlrUlerS''s...
Brokers Z" Editors
Clerk e" Hoie! keeper........ J
&c" Artist ................-
Gardiner .............. / - Bank Teller. ....--...
Dentist ............... -" Gentleman ....,.-...'
Mi!ler...,.,-........ 1t y Ladies'
Lives Insured ................1l
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
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SUPERIOR GOLD PENS, Diamond Points. Tor
,C.ale by the dozen single one, al reduced prices
southern and Western merchants supplied Nth Blank
Books Wrtiug Wrapping Papers. and every descrip
ION oi English aud French Stationery, Copying Presses
Tin Cash and Deed BOXES At iOw rates
FRANCIS LOUTREL, Manufacturing Saliouers,
.uJ1 Inn II Naden.lane
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From CARR HAYriEs.-A letter received at the
Philadelphia Exchange, says that the first division
Of the army has been ordered march for Santiago
and that the two others were soon to follow All
native merchants, and other citizens who refuse to
march, are laid under heavy contributions for the
support Of the army. The letter adds;
''Schr. Picolet, Oliver, arrived the 4th ult from
Baltimore, and schr. Alphonso, Hedge, on tie ah
from Boston. Both these vessels are Baltimore built
top-sail schooners, entirely new, 1872 and I35 tons
respectively, and have been purchased for men-of.
war by government, for which they have brought
stores. Propeller chip Ariel daily expected from
Boston, for the same purpose. 1t is understood that
Hayden service, as wthouta foreign working-crew,
she would be utterly useless to the government.
"ln consequence of the refusal Of the indemnify
demanded on account ofthe consular agent, Dubrac,
banshed by the government, the French consul
general, M. Levasseur, has taken down his flag,
and retired on board French steamer at Port-au.
Prince"
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Sales prime beef at 81, and Of mess at 81 to "a
Mess pork, new, ~ X. at sl3 rs prime, nomn,i
No change 10 report In other leading article, q,
consequence A fuller report tomorrow Tor n,
week WIZ
Freights are rather SITTER, and more offering n,
Liverpool; TO Hayre still dun.
Exchange on London inactive at et ash.
remain yours, very truly,
MORGAN,
p. s. The Packet-ship Patrick Henry sails to.
morrow for Liverpool. 60.
STOCKS
sALLs-Noe York february Q. ls4s-Ey board "a,
Pennsy lysnIa o. TO- Loo Oho7 IDli 1900 Ohio ~
1860 93ti 1000 lndianaS a.; 30 Morris Canal all ~
Reading X. II, 6at 1875 yicksbnrg W :"
SscoIid boards Morris Cansl Bob 100 do 2Os So y,,l
burg, ~ - Stonington BR. a. T.
SHIP NEWS.
ClELREp.-ships ChaTlemAgns, New Orleans; sulli,.,
Charleston, south carolina, Hamb bsrque Washine,-
Hamburgj barque Undins Para brigs Oeofgiana o,on
Gordon, Wilmington, North CaToliaa sehr. Mary LanFgo
West Indies. -
AESyED-sicilisn haIquo Leone, 60 days from Psl.rm,
hHgs Antarctic, iIon DemenTa, January 10Th Cl,ri..
IRON New OTleansi schT uanges from TTuXiio JsAu,r
l6thj Merchant, Franklin "'
BlLow One ship and one brig
Wiad west
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g!5(,

msnt think that resort 70 arbitration 10 the most
prudent and, Perhaps, the only feasible step which
could be taken, and The best calculated 10 alsy inc
existing effeyescence Of popular feeling which
might otherwise greatly embarrsss The edorts OF
both governments TO preserve friendly understand
ing between the TWO countries
The government of the United States will see ~
the PROPOSAL which the undersigned is thus instruct
ed 20 make, proof VI the confidence OF the British
government Ia the justice of their own claim. They
will also see in il proof Of the readiness Of the
British government TO incur the risk Of great sacr
flee for the preservation Of peace and Of their friend
~ relations with the United States. Il is made in
spirit Of moderation and fairness Of which the
world will Judge.
The British government confidently hope that the
government OF the United States will not reject
proposal made with such friendly intention, and
for purpose so holy.
There Is nothing IN il, they are convinced, mol
perfectly compatible with the strctest regard for The
honor and just interests Of both parties, particularly
when il is considered Of what small value TO either 70
The portion Of territory which in reality forms the
subjrci Of controversy, compared with the imPor-
lance Of preserving state Of peace add good viii
between two such nations.
The undersigned takes advantage Of this oppor
tunity 10 renew TO the Hon. James Buchanan the
assurance Of his high consideration.
r. PAKENHAM.
The Hon. jams BUcHAsAs, &C., &C., &c.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE ~. STATES
TayRsDAr, February S, 1886.

Samuel n. Laughlin, esq, Of Tennessee .,a
Willis l.. Williams, esq, of Missouri, were adm
ted attorneys and eounseIors Of this court.
No. 65.-The Agricultural Bank Of Missi.,i,,,
It al plaintiffs in error Charles Rice II at Tr,
cause was submitted to the court on the record ana
printed argument, by MIR. Mason for the plsipus,
in error. ....
No, 75.--The United States appellants, "a. Cha,
Lawton's executor, d al This cause was submit.
ted 10 the court on the record and printed argums0,
by Mr.. Attorney General for the appellants.
No. l.--State OF Rhode Island eomplainan, =,
the State OF Massachusetts. The argument of M,
cause was continued by Mr.. Choate for the defend.
ant.
Adjourned ill tomorrow III o'clock
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New PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN WARRINGTON
The new Presbyterian church, on 9Th street. near
the Patent Office, under the pastoral care of the Rev
Septimus Tusn, chaplain of the United States Sem
ate, is rapidly progressing towards its completion
A valuable lot having been given in May last by
Gen. Van Ness, as site for The edifce, the corner
stone was laid with appropriate ceremonies, in
which several of the clergy of different denomna.
tons participated, on the I'd day of July, in the
presence of large and deeply-inierested assembly
Although eight months have not elapsed since It's
commencement, during which time two months
have been Lost by unavoidable interruptions pro.
curing timber from distance,) it is believed it will
be ready for dedication early in the spring. It sa
handsome and spacious edifce, and stands as a mon.
ument of active enterprise and Christian Literally.
is proper to say that the citizens of Washington
OF all denominations, without exception, have beau
tfuy illustrated the sublime principles of our holy
religion by the generous aid which they have az
forded to this infant enterprise.
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FnpAr. February G Isl6-

Charles Perkins, esq, Of Connecticut, and John
X. Haekett, esq, Of New York, were admitted a..
torneys and counsellers Of this court
No. l. State Of Rhode Island complainant. %,
State Of Massachusetts,. This cause was fyr,b,,
argued 10y Mr. Choais for the defendant.
Adjourned I'LL Monday morning, III o'clock.
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From the New YORK Ilsrall, F.b

NEXT NEWS FROM EURoPE-ocEAN EXPREssys
TO SANDY HOOK.
We are again upon the q,i rirs for intelligenc.
from Europe. The steam ship Cambria is To lea,,
Liverpool this noon for Boston; but before she an
rlves we may reasonably expect several packs.
ships, including the Massachusetts, to reach hi.
port.
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These splendid ships will each, probably bring
later news Of importance from Europe. Indeed,
every days later news from the other side Of the
Atlantic will be Of the highest interest.
Our news feet, commanded by Commodore ST.
yey, and dozen other able and energetic commo-
dores, are now cruising from so 300 miles at sea