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PA N OF O r Il L S.
'.. t. Mem Y1rk. '

TT WORCESTER respectfully informs his
IL. friends aud the public that he has opened a
Show Room on the ground floor Of his mandatory,
No. 1877 Third Avenue, near the corner of 14th
street, where he has cool assortment of Plane
Fores frum q to oc'avcs, in Rosewood and Ma.
hogauy Cases. which he offers on the most reason
able terms. Not having any sales room excepting
at his manulactnry lie is cnated to superntend the
manufacture Of his instruments and trusts that they
will compare favorahly with any others in market.
Professors, Amateurs, and the public are invited
to call and examine for themselves. "'
july EFT .ua
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TO MERCHANTS, MERCHANT
TAIl.ORS, AND CLOTHIERS:
H. ItTT SOW n TTTT k'J' g. ~

TAILORS, AND CLOTHIERS: !.
WILSON G. HUNT g. Co.,
No. 80 William ST., corner Of Maiden lane,
~, .NeW York.
IMPORTERS of every description of Goods
| adapted to MEMS WEAR, invite the attention
of the Trade to their New Autumn Styles which
they offer by the Piece or Package at tho lowest
prices consisting Of .:.-@
Mackinaw Blankets, Pilot Cloths, and Flushngs
Belgium, German, French and English Cloths
direct from the most celebrated manufactures in Eu
rope. g.
American Cloths and Cassneres, low and super
fine by the piece or package. .,..~
ga ard 81 DJeskin in Cassmcros, black and CO.
lored silk sGrges b.:
New STYLES Merino Valencia and Satin Vcstings
Riding Cords, Lyons. Velvets, black Italian Cra-
watts. 3d." .' '~...
Plaid Innings all wool ard Union Fabrics
Red Pnddngs, Tabby Velves and Velveteens T.
Mozoutka and Alpaca serges, black and colored
Plaid Canton Innings, Blown Hollands
Single and double mild Tweeds and heavy coat.
lng@ " =.
English Silcsias and Casbans, all colors and qua
li,;cs .,n.- &&
S per Twist, lillian Servings and Marshalrs
Thread ......' ,."..
uy gift -H '..', q. a..
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.

CONSERVATIVES, remember that it ia Thorn
u sons Compound Syrup of Tar and
Wood Naphtha, which is daily efecting such
remarkable cures in pulmonary consumption,
asthma bronchitis, splitting BLOOD pain in the side
and breast, sore throat, hoarseness palpitaton OF
the heart, whoopng cough, Group, nervous ire
mors, hives, liver complaint, diseased kidneys,
&c.
Therefore beware of all spurious mixtures OF
Tar or Naphtha, and purchase Of the advertised
ony
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naints, Oils, and Paint Brushes, &c.
Tho subscriber has just received large and
fresh supply Of PAINTS OILS, &C., part Of which
are named below. They are guaranteed to b pure
and good, and from tho best manufactures. All
persons wanting such articles would find il 70 their
advantage to call, as I am determined to sell lower
than similar articles can DO got at any Other place
in this city.
$50 kegs White lead
100 lbs. Chrome Green
l20 lbs. Chrome Yellow
20 lbs. Chrome Red
100 lbs. Pure Verdegris
300 lbs. Red Lead and Liiharge
100 lis. Imperial Green
500 lbs. Venetian Red and sp. Brown in oal
800 lbs. Yellow Ochre in oil
100 lbs. Paris Green, dry
so lbs do. do. in oil
u large assortment Of Paint and Wlifc Hash
brushes.
400 lbs. Lamp Black, dry and in oil
10 lbs. Sp. Whiting
1000 lbs. Putty 5
200 Boxes Of Window Glass, all sizes
bbls. Linseed Oil
bbls. Copal and Japan Varnish
bbls. Sp. Turpentine
!, cask bleached Lamp Oil, at rs cts DR.. gall.
Also, PURE PINE OIL, received fresh from tbe
mandatory every week.
CHARLES sToTT, corner 7sh street
oP'h N'-omo @ and Penn. Az.
SEAS SON MEDICINES.
Bluffs extract Of SarsapariIla
Sands do "A
Leidy's do do
~ TOwnsend,s do
Schwartze's do
Houck's Panacea
Swaim's do
-, syrup Sarsaparilla Compound
These medicines are all Of Standard Merit and
are warranted pure and genuine. At this season Of
tho year they will be found highly beneficial for pu
rfying the blood and invigorn,ing the system.
For sale by CHAS. STOIT.
Drug q Apoth corner Of 18th & Pa Az.
may 81 If - >.
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E. w. TRYON g. CO.,

IT ----'-- n u y X . ~ ~ --1--
237 B,0adl0ay, corner Park Place, up stairs,
Are receiving he newest styles Of goods and fash
ions by every steamer.
iuy Gift A..
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N. Y. ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO BUYERS or CABINETs
FURNITURE.
j. a. j. w. Meclls.

NJ their Manufaciory # splendid and FASH
iOnabIe Cabinet Furniture and
Upholstery,
No. ID VEsEY STREET, New YoRK,
HAVE just completed their full assortment Of
III Furniture made in the most ancient and mo
dern Pa isian and other styles consisting in part Of
Egyptian, Eliz,hethian, Gothic, Louis XIV and Ky.
&c, all Of which is Of their own manufacture, and
got up under their own personal superintendence,
and warranted TO equal any made in this or Europe.
10 which they invite the attention of buyers both to
quality and price, before purchasing elsewhere.
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE!
PHILADELPHIA, April 0, IL

THlLADELPHiA, Apth y, iofu'
Last August a year. | caught violent cold, i'll
consequence Of getting wet in shower of rain,
A circumstance so common gave me no immediate
concern supposing that should soon get rid of it,
On the contrary, however, daily grew worse; a
violent cough set in, then pain in my breast and
between my shoulders. ! now suffered great OPP
preston from the great secretion of puruent mat
ter in my lungs. ] became greatly alarmed and
my friends considered my situation extremely
critical, the more so loss of appetite, hectic
fever, and night sweats rendered me as weak as
child, and at night the sweat literally poured oil
me! This was my condition when commenced
using " Thomson's Compound Syrup of Tar and
Wood Naphtha." procured one bottle, and ex-
perienced so much benefit that | resolved to con-
tlnuc it. II is now six months since ceased using
the medicine, and the cure remains perfect.
firmly believe this medicine is far superior to
every other remedy for Consumption Of the Lungs
J. J. CHAMBERLAIN, No. 8, Carberry street.
Affirmed and subscribed this 9th day of April,
1916, before me. "
john SwIrr, Mayor of Philadelphia.
rs This invaluable remedy is prepared only
by Angney & Dickinson, Successor Of S. r.
Thomson) Philadelphia. .
Sold also by Charles Stott, Washington, r.
Rush Roberts, corner Baltimore and Hanover
streets, Ba timorc Duval & Purcell, Richmond,
Virginia. Price so cents, or six bottles, So SO.
L. Avoid all pretended limitations.
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All w NuiCu 10 vi tHcII OWu HhuuidCiuIu, ai'
got up under their own personal superintenlence
and warranted to equal any made in this or Europe
10 which they invite the attention of buyers both Il
quality and price, before purchasing elsewhere.
SURANC E COMPANY
49," OF THE .. .''.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
AT PHILADELPHiA.
CHARTERED IN 1892.
Paid up Capital 200 900 Surplus, $4,000.
Insures Merchandise, Buildings, Machinery, Manu-
ysass- factories, etc, Tins flty and vicinity,
at the current rates.
49, DIRECTORS.
hn NJ. Scott, Inhn d. BuJL
Robert NJ Lewis, John Stewart, a..
Charles Manchester, Geo. 1'rott, Jr. :.
N. Lewis Paeske, Gustayus Calhoun,
William S. Smith, James Devcreaux,
William X. White Charles s. Wur,z,
IT," ... SIMEON TOBY, President,
WILLIAM HAnPEu, SeSietary.
Apply to B. S. WHITNEY.
jy rs If IL Wall street. N Y.
TIFFANY, YOUNG, d ELLIS.
respectfully announce that they have opened lhei
- ... new e tablishmenf,
NJ. 81, B oadUay, corner Of Chambers
street, one block bore h. H former
D.. l. r .. location. . ...,. ....
NINTH nearly 200 cases, forming an entirely
w new and the largest stock Of elegant Usein
and Fancy Articles of higher order Of taste, beau
ty, aud richness than have ever been exhibited in
New York. N. &l
Bronzes Bohemian Glass; French and Dresden
Porcelain; Terra Gotta; Pnpier Mnchr; Bronzcd
Gilt aud EIectro-silverel Wares; rich inaid Desks;
Dressing Cases; Work Boxes; &c, Cutlery and
Steel Goods; Paper and Fancy Stationery; Peffum-
cry, Bru,hes, Combs, and articles for the toilet
Fans, Umbrellas, Ca es, Whips, Purses and Bags;
Opera Glasses, &c. Chinese and India Fancy Arti,
cles and Curoslies; an entire importation Of Jspa-
hese Goods, probably the most extensive and magni.
hcent collection ever sent out Of Japan. .
To their former business they will add
~. @ JEWELRY, XIV
and invite particular attention 10 their large selection
both Foreign and American, Of tie newest, richest
and most elegant descriptions; beautiful Watches
and Clocks; fancy Silver wares, Diamonds, Canoes
Corals, Enamels, &c, al of which will be marked
in plain figures at prices from which not the slight
est deduction will he made. r. ,a
Their JewelIy Department will be under the cart
Of Mr.. Thomas Crane Banks.
27l Broadway, corner Of Chambers ST.
july 23-,f J.,. ..@
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TOOKER, MEAD IL Co,

. TOOKER, MEAD d CO., r.
s. Pine street, .Nclo York..
NFFER for sale on favorable te,ms-
" Genlncl!a Blue Blankets, 49,. ..
do do Blankets "-
Fancy end Dutfll & Tsi!cj Blankets,
Dark Blue AID Green Mackinaw do,
Pilot qnd Beaver Cloths, ~.
81 aud Cd Red Paddngs, -
81 aud 81 Worsted S,tges, ,..,. ..
Ga A'paccas and Orleans Cloths,
Earle ton Ginghams,
Super Wove Oregons, ".a
British Long Cloths, =.
G,la flaids, ..... .....s
81 Tartan Shawls,
Drab, Scarlet and assorted Damnsks, ....
ALSO, full and complete assortment Of Dun
dee Linens. ~ ..'..', jy 20 If
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DIR. WOODS SARSApARILLA AND
WILD CHERRY BITTERS.

III.
WILD CHERRY BIITERS.
For The Permanent Remopai Of aH such Dis
eases as luke their rise IN an Impure Blood,
Impaired Digestion, Morbid state Of
The Liper and Stomach, Wcakness
of The Nervous System, dnda
disordcred Habit Of
Constitution Gen
eraliy
A THREEFOLD VlRFUE.-By promoting
N circulation, Strengthening the system and
facilitating digestion, Dr. Woods Sarsaparilla and
Wild Cherry Bters will restore the most confirm
ed invalid to health Where either these effects
are necessary 10 the restoration, the l3itters ,
will be found to possess every quality desired
They have been used already with tho greatest
success, in many obstinate cases ofimpuriy of the
blood, nervous irritation, Dyspepsia low spirits
Scrofula, papaion of the heart, chronic head
ache and Rheumatism. They are indeed happy
combination of powerful yet safe and salutary
vegetable remedies, Of sterling and unimpcaoh
able reputation. They have Won their popularity
solely by their intrinsic merits, and that they have
been successful numerous certificates in the
hands of the proprietor and the greatly increasing
sales fully attest. Those DESTROYS OF an agreeable
vet efficient tonic or alternative medicine, need
seek no further, for in this preparation they will
find all that is doSiied.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by WrArT & kxrcH.
Aal2l Fulton Street,, N. Y. ClIARLLS STOTT
Washington, and by Druggists generally through
out tho u. s. Price 81. Large bottles.
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DA w Els e. BA RK Err,
.' so John street, .New York. ...

Hosiery, Cravae, Suspende's,
Shirts, Gloves, Collars, &c.
Under Shirts and Drawers Of every kind, whoesnl,
.,".s and retail. .r. a.s. ...... .
FnANrIs II. DAWES, Joua q; BARKEn.
uily Eft 80. ..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29
JAMES RIVER & kaNAwIlA COMPANY.

The Rich Tunes has Obtained he follow ing syncp
SIS of thepcoedngs oi the Board Of Directors Of this
Company. at its recent SESSION in This city
The Board succeeded IN letting, at reasonable and sat
siarry prices, the five heaviest dams between Lynch
burg and the mouth ii North River tie Two remaining
danis being those existing at tushaw Falls (nsi
beow the i,rry) and the mouth Of North River, which
are 10 be hu entirely new.
Arrangements made for letting all the residue 81
the work. between Iyehburg aud North River or be
FIRE the Is, October next The Board will make
lions tol the OF which doubt is entertained
with view toe open the navigation Of the Canal from
North River down 10 Cuslaw Falls dams. lembracn.
the dangerous pass Of the Balcony Fss the 9TH Of
July next and from thence Ia Big Island dam, abu,
me below the , II the old Blue Ridge Canal, on the
18th Of October next year The residue II the line down
ynchburg, be opened until the latter part Of
Isi9.
The u ard also made arrangements for speedily re-
turning The Company's plans and estimates for the tide
water connection, IN order that they may he presented
and considered AT its nexi meeting. which will take place
at lynchbnrg on the ooh September next II is conf
IDENTITY believed that upon The adoption Of such pan there
will be- ~ difficulty IN letting the work 10 contractors.
who will receive the Company's bods in payment, as
contemplated by the law Of last spring, providing for this
part 81 the Improvement.
The Board will assemble at the mouth North River
the 24th September and proceed Ia examine the line
IN person down 10 lyneburg previous III their session at
the latter place.
IN the mean time. the President, chief Engineer. and
such oi The directors as have it in their power. viii
makea tour Of examination along the Company's i'm
provenens, existing aud contemplated, from Covlngon
10 Point Pleasant aud Gnyandoile.
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Yours.
A London better in the National lnleyenco, has tho
following items; wv

a London letter in the National lplelliuapcer has the
following items:
AKIN Ia the subject Of railwsys is that 81 sieamboois
and heel happy 10 announce tina, another channel Of com
inuncaton has been opened between the United States
and fngiand through this mode VI conveyance by the
agreement Il 'he Royal West India Mail Company tina,
one 81 tieir steamers should start from New Orleans
monthly with passengers, Sc for Eneqnd When /
say New Orleans. however, mean from safe and com
inodiols haybo With three hours communication Of
city by the Mexican Gulf Railroad. This arranpemen,
win Z e British Government and the Mail Goppapy
.as oen eiecied through tbs zeal and perseverance Of
MI L. Musson, Of New Orleans. a,u has resided some
mnhtis IN London attending the business
The hrst steamer will leave New ORLEANS think in
Sep'rmhfr. II is calculated that New Orleans alone
wU furnish this line Of with twice the number
passengers that all the West India Islands have hi:,
eric dune. u will be great accommodation 4, your
sWt'syD and sou.hH citizens who NAV wish In Wis
EuJe, saving them the time, risk, and eA ;ense Of
yairiey To New Nosk Boston, and will no doub, pre,,
" Increase the anunt Of travelling from those sections of
co"niry Twill proportionaly, however, abriJce the
business II this lorihern cities Another advan,age ~,
THIS arrangement will be the furnishing my American
friends WIN are interested in the Maryland coa lands
with market ior iheV very superior article Something
st he dune, however, ards reducing the expense Of
getting coal down 10 the South, for at present Sunder
land coal can be sent from England Vera Cruz. and
fod II abe latter place cheaper than Pittsburgh coal il
npw furnished. Surely this can be ren.4ed
The annual meeting of ..Ihe British Association f,r
the promotion OF SCIENCE has inst been held at Oxford
M. Bancroft attended the meeting, and he as well as
Mr. Everett were highly emp.imen'ed by the President
n the riuse ofihe proceedings. Sir Robert lnglis, the
fesden elecis said anong other complimentary notices
u the United States. III be recoected that 10 he
'Cadged Staes srers first HdlLiedts Ae nfrod,c-
ton and erescise y the electric Telegraph" entertain
I'd no deuhi Of this, but glad baye The fact edoy
- ~ ~ high an snth'riiy Twas easily said ty Sir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29

"ash'nS''n llter says that there is great doubt
whether The Navy DEPARTMENT will take any decided
sep towards he erec,ln Of either f,he National Docks
h'''efy; fh'ladelph,am Pensacola until the mex,
the docks ordered at kllle,yand Phadcnha came, b,
built under the law Of the a~ session auhorisinp them.
on the ground that Congress ande an appropriation for
The same in part only. The Attorney General to whom
The subject had been submi',ca had given the opinion
H"de, law OF 1924 that workcould not lie contracted
for I'LL the Whole Of The appropriation w,. nod. 0l
fifty thousand doa. had been Appropriated lar tho XII
tory and Philadelphia docks respectively, to commence
WIN. for the Pensacola dock &!5ON0Q were appro
pnaied. But the opinion has been stared thai tho one
dock cannot bebuilt unless oil three bua The ,u,
w. Sy''he writer, that the armySnd the
absorb The revenue, and there is nothing leS for o,he,
Objects All appropriations for other objects will be dis
courased by the Government while the war continues.
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{ haIiIIfrs.
GEN. TAiL.ORlS VIEWS.

in Publishing Gen, Iaylois letter to The Cincinnati
Signal. the .onls, lie Journal made these remarks
Within The last three days have letter
ocally and 10 many words. that lac Ia 4 WING"
N that iref however he strongly discans every ding
like partisan aspefy and espf' ardent desire 10
see the country delivered from the evils which partisan
violence has Brought uptn IT,
The Washington Union doubted whether there is
such letter. aud II there was. that 1t was quoted
recy The Louisville Journal notices these doubts and
says
1ne letter Of Gen. Taylor 10 which we referred was
l,ddrssod 10 the Hon W. J Graves Of Louisville, by
Mom II shown To the 9th of June ult.. aud
pywhom auth,Ized Ia make the use of that
we vi make In regard 10 that letter now rcilcrate
our Statement Gen Taylor twice declares IN IL that
hehA NlilG"-bc declares this directly and nne-
q"'v"ais. AT the same time, wo remarked before,
ne dscaiss all partisan bitterness and avows his aux
ic'y 10 see Ms beloved country delivered from the dsas
"ous conse4snces Of violent parysm. IN one para
graph he says.lha, although himseJ"A WpIo" yet,
y ne h"d Me poeor 10 make President nf the United
Sf"es. ana y hetnsm ,rho. in Mr high office Of Pres
'denf ronld administer The Gorcrnment u, The greatest
purify and DO mo" pcmd restoring il 10 ,rhm il ira,
N t"e ea'f,er ddp n ~ Rerubiic, he wonM make that
man f,fs"ed' no m"fer 10 nhai party he might NOM
Uaiy belong
The sentiment Is worth Of tho old p,ro, here and
II may be regarded by all Pes AZ an indication of the
spirit IN which he himself VII ,dminis,e, the rnx.,o
mcn WHEN his counirymen shll call him to 4he Pres
doncy.
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SAD I1I)lNGS.
Bait. I'm.

The Editor of the Slaunton Spectator in letter (rom
Bncna Vista, dated 18th ult says that there had been
great deal Of sickness IN his company, and thai by his
report o that morning, there were twenty nine ON the
sick list. and but Two officers. seven non commissioned
officers and 'hfly one men H. ior duiy. -Four months
ago he adds' "hc" he arrived IN Mexico, his company
Few have died, but many have become Disabled by sick
ness Hes says he camel for the sickness M
'he climate is pretty much like our own and the aer
excellent.
WIRING from Sallllo, June 90 to which place he had
ees ordered the American Governor lho1gha greater
of'c Capt Harper states that the hcal,l
VI us 'e" had somew hal improved, and that three off
GERS seven commissioned Ulcers aud hrt, cioh
men Were reported fit for duty aud that the rc,naine
% '"a s'cA' with tc" exceptions, were getting bet
ter.
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ROSI\ PAVING,

portion OF one OF the streets in Fayetteyllle Nor,b
Carolina, Is actually paved with solid rsn A cores
pondenl OF the Boston Post says that he has ridden n
morse ana driven carriage over this novel pavement
several lines and capital road II makes II has a
beautiful clear lo"h, presenting smooth hard surface
a"d never ro,s The manufacturer means 10 cast i,
INTO blocks OF the right shape and size for constructing
aqueducts, waer-courses, aud sewers.
lhe Alexandria Gazette says that cx arnnations arc
making IN Prince William County Va. for Conner and
that SO lar they have been quite successful 'ibe O.,
ze' ADDS maj Eo pounds ni ore have been shipped to
Boston with view ol determining It's quality.
Onr Virginia neighbors would have found il n thai,
interest II they Had sent the mentioned above To the
Baltimore Mining and Smelling Company" where
lis quality would have been proved with as much neon
racy as team he at Bosiun and probably at less cx
pense.-.fmcicdn.
quite an excitement was created among the younc
bucks OF Davenport Iowa last week. on The r,nn,,
being made public 'ha, IN party Of German emor,r,s
Just arrived, there young lady who was tho avn
er of handsome little fortune Of 5000 IIr .h.,,s
were moi overlooked ny the Davenport boys
EDGEFlELD Is. c. RAILROAD.
We Learn that subscriptions To the stock If ,bis mad
amounting Ia one hund ed thousand dollars hive hccp p,
ctNea' wheh secures It's construction aud that oper,
lions viii be commenced thet,un at an early day.
Charleston Mercury
thafies Elicit IT, Esl, has been selected AZ Engiu
Ger o' "" VIE snsh Brdge the Ohio river NJ
w heeiii e. This VIII be the largest structure of The
KING IN me world ing span of upwards of 600 feet,
whereas that Of the Frhurg is but 500
correspondent Of the National Incllipeneer surccs.
the PROJECT Of a raroad between WASHINGTON ,bJ E+nJ
ericbsh urgihe aqueducl at Georcot,vn 10 he the b,so
Tor railroad bridge acruss the Potomac The distance
would be about 90 miles and She writer supm,se ,h,,
the mail could then be carried from Washino,m Il, No
Orleans IN five DAYS -"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29

gratifying 10 lcarn,hy the lat accounts from Con
s'annope, that by the frank and nhnly Conduct Of our
Minister resident, the Hon DABsEY : CAnutbe Uni.
ted States are held IN marked and high c,atop by IN.
Ottoman Government. On recent occasj.n the Grand
Viz'rr gave MIR. Carr a magnificent Entertainment.
by order II the Sultan. The Minister'S unednn o,sr
tons To srcnrc the commerce and the citizens os cou,
try iom yexa ton or oppression have been crownd with
success And not less fortunate have been his e,,s n
protect The various religious missions and their agents
and families. from the oppression of the Turks GreA
aud Arnenans. Indeed II would seem that every a,
pca'on u our Minister 10 the Cour, to which he s SC
credited has been received with distinguished consider
alton aud aYnr Such diplomatic agents are alike hon
mabIe and valuable 10 our country. They never compr,
mise hs dignity, but the contrary malnian il by thei
courtesy, republican bearing. aud frnncss or purpose
Bali liner Ran ,r,