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Ofire ses services a Messieurs les planteurs. II
executera dams SEES ~ateliers tous les ouvrages,
qu'on voudra bien lui confer, GU il Sc transpor-,
terra dams les sucreries a la CONVEYANCE des ha-'
bitlnts.
II est pref a ~recevoir des ordres pour lie con-
fectionnement de grillages; g~rillages pour TOM
beaux GU pour ~devantures, balloons, ETC., etc.
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A. PERIER.

A. PERIER.
Rue Royale No. 80 entire St. Philippe ct Ur-
L5rt s s%ulines.
1t. HttHt NOUVELLE-ORLEANS.
Pianos en- tons genres de Pleyel, Erard ct Debain.
DIANOS Picolo a %mechanique de De-
balm, les premiers qui ont paru dams
lie pays, sur ~lesquels ON peut, sans etre mu-
%sicien, executor les grands morceaux dope.
"a ct touS les airs nouVeauX. - =.
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AGENCE GENERALE,
co UR T.RGE
EFT
BUREAU DE COLLECTIONS,
%9 |U"@o
Do scar DO 10 Rourse M 81. enc Conf

Passage de la Bourse, No 80, enc. Cont.
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DIRECTORY
A. GENTLE,
AU0caf. u n MpOEeOasCsEfe.

Exerce sa profession dams lie aesas Dis
,rict Judiciaire, compose des paroisses As
somption, Lafowche Inferno ct Ierrebonne'
il donnera tous ses soins aux affalres qu,on
youdra bien lui confer dans ce district ct les
a~voisinants. los,nl
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A VENDRE.

rER du Tennessee; de differences dimensions
Is do do a Bouilloire, rivets de diff
ferentes dimensions.
Pioches, pelles, haches a main, a ecarrir, a
bucher, ct I'm assortment complet de q%uincail-
lerie.
20 barils de clous de Boston, cordes en- pitres,
cotton ct chanvrc. A vendre a bon marche
ponr du compliant.
25 avrii 1851. RICHARD ct TEMPLET.
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CERTIFIC ATES.

RTIFICATES.
| have used the ''Pesiguagomik' re-
peaedy in my family and N it the safest
as well rs most eaica medicine in all ARRANGEMENTS
Of the Bowels, have ever known. Il las t. my know
ledge, saved several valuable lives in most obt!
Of Cholera MnrbuE. Dysent rs, &c.
ST. Paul, May IS. 1852. {. W. BORtP.
This NAV certify that | have used the
Vegetable COMPOUND Astrnccui. prepared b Mr.. T.. F.
Ely in my family. and found it to be The by
of any thing Of the kind have ever used III one IN
stance, doses cured ob,tiat Of Cholera Nor
bis siuGie individual should BE- without this valG
medicine. particularly in country where te DiGr-
rhUa and summer complaint arr prevalent.
CHAPS Il. OAEEs.
Having used this preparation in MY
family most chcerluy Join Mr. OAKS IL tr GER
tiiicaic Of It's virtues.
st. Paul, May II, 1s52. ALEX. RAMSEY.
Itake pleasure in being able 10 state
that have used in my family Mr. EIy's Compound As
ungent and Tonic, In Of Diafrhua, with much sue
cess: and especially last summer IN of summer
complaint in infant of mine some nine months old, and
che .rfuliy recornmend It's to tue public.
st. Paul, May, u, 1852. WIN. HENRY FORBES.
have used the Indian Compound As
tringent and Tonic, myself, and my family, and found
effective, especially in Cases of children teehinr ami
it active and safe remedy for al Bowel Com
plants. A. H. EhbNth'
ST. Paul, August l, 1851.
have used the Indian Compound As
,ringcnt and Tonic prepared by Mr.. Edmund F. Ely, and
fund nmediat. relief; and chcertuy recommend
a. speedy and cure for diseases Of the bowels
St. Pau, May 81, 1852. II. +. MASTERSON.
| certify that | have used the Indian
Tonic, called Pes.guagomk,' and recommend the
as ssnscnt, pleasant in its tste and certain
In its I.J' Num-.
August, 1851. 36m6
.. All orders for the Medicine should BE- al
dressed to f. F. Ely, st. Paul, Minnesota.
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The yellow fever has made its appear
ance again in our city, though not as yet
to any alarming extent. anna.
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CHARLESTON, Sept. 6.

The yellow fever has made its appear
ance again in our city, though not as yet
to any alarming extent. tf... .
CINCINNATI, Sept. 8.
The Wing Mass meeting, held at Co.
lumbus to-day, was very largely attend
ed. The Hon. Thomas Ewing and Hor-
ace Greedy addressed the meeting this
afternoon on the subject of Protection
and River and Harbor Improvements
Several other able speakers addressed the
assemblage, and the greatest enthusiasm
was evinced.
WAsHIsGroS, Sept. IL.
1t is reported that Mr.. Forney, the
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives,
has become part proprietor of the Union
newspaper, and he will resign his office
on the first Of December. B. B. French
is named as his successor.
AsHrABULA, Sept. Is.
The propeller James Wood was sunk
yesterday while endeavoring to make
Ashtabula harbor. She had deck load
Of -four which was all swept of--nine
thousand bushels of wheat in her hold
Her main deck is four feet below the sur
face of the water.
New YoRK, Sept. Is.
William L. Arnold, temporary Presi-
dent of the Suffolk Bank, has been arrest
ed as defaulter in the sum of $4,000.
New York, Sept. l6.
Advices from Havana report that the
government still continuesto suppress all
American newspapers. We have files
of Havana newspapers to the sailing
They are barren Of news.
BurrALo, Sept. 10.
Hon. Daniel Ullman, of New York,
publishes letter in the Buffalo CONNER
cial Advertiser, declining the nomination
of Governor of this State.
QUEBEC, Sept. Is.
Lord Elgin has been recalled by the
Derby Ministry, and Lord Harris appoint
ed Governor General of Canada.
BALTIMORE, Sept. l6.
Gen. Scott left here this morning for
the west via Harrisburg. He will consent
to no public reception on his route.
New YoRK, Sept. Is.
The Wings held their primary elections
this morning, for delegates 10 the Wing
State Convention.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Territory OF Mjnnesota.
County of WASHINGTON,

Territory OF Minnesota, -
County of Washington, (
By virtue Of three executions
Issued under the the District Court Of the
County of Washington Aforesaid, wherein Roswell b.
johnson is plaintiff and Stephen 3. Hanks and Henry
Mclean defendants. in favor of said plain and
against the said d"fcniants have this 18Th day
Sept I1er A. D. 1882, levied upon the following described
real propcr t. wit. Lot number ~ in block numb
TWEEN y-ve 5) and giAySiX (G6 feet Of the west end
Lot number ~ in block number twenty-Six (26)
coTdnG % the survey and plot Of the Town Of saltwater,
which i, duly recorded in the office OF the Register Of
Deeds Of sad county in book 4. pages lj6, 1871 AMI
and in book y, pages ami To- together with MI the bul
ings situated thereon and al the appurenances theeuno
belonging OF in anywi,e appertanng.
And on the sixth day Of November, 1852, at the hour
of ten O'Clock in the forenoon at the office of the Register
of Deeds in saltwater ban expose to sale at public
ton TO the highest bdd for cash, all the interest that
the said stephen B. Hanks had In the above described
premises On the 18th Gay OF September, 1882, has since
acquired much thereof shall be sufficient sat
isiy said executions AMI cost.
WILLIAM C. PENNEY,
Sheriff of the county aforesaid.
saltwater. Sept. ID, 1852. 2sq--Pr. fec, $500.
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The Louisville journal estimates the
hog crop this year at 10 per cent. over
last year: both i'll quality and quantity
Contracts have been made at So net.
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Worlds Fair!
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED the

best stock of Dry Goods Clothing, Fancy Articles,
&C., ever brought to the Northwest retail, which
selling less than New York retail prices Any body
that don't believe this call and themselves.
We prepared to Convince them Of the fact we here
assert, to positive demonstration.
CCRRtN LAWLER.
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Attention, Company!

a T. CHAMBLIN would rest pectfulIy
"A. call the attention of tue citizens of ST. Paul ana
the vicinity to his large and well selected stock fresh,
.NeU and Seasonable Goods,
Which he is opening Thru street, between Roberts
and jackson, which he win sell suth prices DEFY
compettion He would respectfully invite all who in
want OF any thing IN his line TO call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere, As it Is No Trouble TO Show
Goods. Our motto is ''Smal Profits and Quick Re-
turns.''
OvERCOATS.
Black, Gray and Fancy Colored Cloths,
Blue and assorted colors-Banket,
Blue and assorted coers-Feiting,
Blue and Drab Pilot,
Petersham Double Coats.
Black French Cloth. Dress and Frock
Black and BrUadcoth, Dress sack
Plain and Fancy Tweed, Business sack
Satinet AMI Blue Blanket Monkey Jackets.
PANTS.
Fine Black DoesSn and Cashmere,
Plaid, striped and plain do
Stccm'xed, Fancy AMI Plain Black .atinets
Sheepo Gray and Corduroy.
VESTS.
Black, Plain, and Figured satin
Black, Plain anu Fancy Cashmere
Tweed, Cloth and satinet
Single AMI Double Breasted of all kinds.
Shirts and Drawers.
Fine white Linen Bosom
Fancy Calicucs
! end Check and Hickory
Red, Blue, AMI striped Flannel
Frow-n and B,eached Canton Flannel
Brown and Bleached Canton Flannel Drawers
Plain and Quilted Red Flannel do
Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, Buck Mits, Buck Gloves;
Black and Fancy Cravats suspenders; Perfuney; Hair
Cloth, Tooth and shaving Brushes; Pocket, Per and Bowie
Knives Portmonies and Money purses Razor strop
of all kini; Wool Comforts Cashmere scarfs, Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Under Wrappers Cashmere, wool and
Cotton socks Trunks NaseS, Carpet Bags, and number
OF other articles usually kept in furnishing stores.
Come One, Come AL,
IT'S no Trouble to show Goods, at
A. L. CHAMBLIN'S,
Ii Third street. hetween Rnhnrts and jackson.
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St. Paul House.

THIS House, formerly kept by ]. w.
l. Bass, being the original hotel of Paul. at the
of Third and Jackson SITS. opposite the Minnesota Outfit
is thoroughly repaired, and remodeled and with add-
tions now made It, is Of the most spacious and
yrpent hotels town. Having taken lease of il. aud
fitted II up throughout with furniture, invite the
travelling public to call upon believing they Wilt
this house equal the best, in all RESPECTS The charges
will he moderate. UtOhGk WILLS.
St Paul. July 81, 1879. 10y
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HARDWARE & CUTLERY.

N f. have now in store complete as
w assortment. making stock unusually large,
which cer 10 purchasers at lowest prices, and On be-
t.rris-ainog which be found complete assortment
Axrs slm,uo..,', l.n,', Hunts and others
ScYTHEs-Wal ir MS grass srsin hemp and bush, as
sorted
scrrHE ssArnEs-A,solted, all prices, qualities md
kinds.
roRKs-Hay and manure, 9, >, and pronged, ass'd.
CHAiSs-Bright OK and log, l-2 and SO inch,
assorted.
cHAISs -Brig, .acs asserted COL, bras, and halter,
assorted.
CoLLARs-Horse and mule, assorted, (nog and ksp
ss',Is.)
HAnrs-Horse and mule, steam bent ana riveted.
HoES-Carolina. planters, eyed aud handled, xss'd.
RAKEs-1Ily and garden. iron and wood, assd.
kNiI LSTaOe knives and forks, all patterns and qua!
KsIvEs-Tabe knives and Forks ali patterns qua!-
tiles.
RAzoRs-yade Butcher, Crooks, and others, ASST.
ely OF Patterns.
ard styles.
LocKs-Pad chest, Trunk, TILL .iae, assorted.
LATCHEsf mob. thumb .lIi others ali kinds, assi.
BUTTS(Ecvnwood harrow. br.a and Congress, ASH.
BrTTS-Wrp,I-t. marrow, broad ANA Congress, ass'd.
ScnEws-i-i 10 1 ineA woc' New ENGLAND taper
BELLS-Ox, hors", ~, hiIIi and sleigh, ass'd.
Observation-Disclosures shoe, sc!ufbing and horse,
sorted.
misunderstanding. socket. iig1ner. morticc, ass'd.
CURRY COMBs-Am 'rIctl. new patterns, s-s'd.
CotKs-Cock stops, as,'l; brass do aSs'd.
FIES-But,hcr's celebrated mil, Hat bastard.
fIIES-Rouhd. half roId square flat and all kinds,
.ss'i.
GuAS--DpiLlr and single barrel. Shot ami duck. asSf.
RIFLES AND Pts cvyivers, cast ST eel barr
sorted.
CTS BARRrIs-Ass.rtr,i:g gun trimmings and dndings,
assorted.
HATCHETS-S Singing. atl. bench and claw, ass'd.
HTNGES--ll~k> aud Lil!es, slap and I, ase'J.
kETT Brass, Tea. pTtts"rVin%- glue, ass'd.
MILIs-t bll"r, pt.a"I'. Adams and others. ass'd.
MATTotKs AND lICXs--CIay and coal, assd.
NlILS--WrOi.ht, . 10 i2i; horse, TO I'D, ass'd.
p1hSNS-Bei,eh moulding, ass'd, all kinds, supe-
rior qualities.
PANs--Fry, assd: aucc and preserving, ass;d.
SuovELs-. ,nies owiand's and others; garden, min
Ing and post.
BR ADS--hSsoft.si. all sizes and kinds.
AuGUBS-B III. patent conca.e, and cast steel.
With a art." Of caTcnters' and blacksmith's
tools, OF newest patterns and best qualities.
House AMI BliidiIg Htldware--a large assortment.
Also proricnrs 81. Louis Saw and Scale Factory,
where We arr now manufacturing largely Of,
SAWS--EXtra cast steel mill, circular, croSs-cut, hand
panel, bow. wood and pit Of various qualities and OF
.uy kind wanted. Also,
SCALEs-Viz: platform. so lbs to 1000 lbs; counter,
hay, iour packns coal and cay Of all kinds and descrp-
ticnS.
Scales and Saws repaired and made to order.
better prepared u customers and pur-
chasers generally than Our terms IA
vorable and prices as low AZ the lowest.
CHILD, PRATT & CO.,
l41 Main street.
st. I.ou.s, May 81, 1857. 35-2n
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LLOYD & Co..

TLAIM s. GENERAL AGENTS
\ in all kinds of Experimentation in Loans for
large and small Oice, opposite the Treasury,
Washington.
Claims that have been abandoned by other agents a
worthless have been successfully prosecuted by the above
agents. Advances made on good claims.
All communications addressed above, post paid, will
be attended to. Once open from A. NJ, to6P.M.
Land Warrants for sale. 2t6
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ny y. G. MCGUIRE. Anot,oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE At
auctonBy virtue OF deed of trust bearing date the ION Gay
1854 duly recorded in ber j. A. S. No g. foo M
ag and AL OF the land records OF Washington county
District Of Columbia the subscriber trustee will sell p
the highest bidder, Monday the 18th day OF ec
her, 1854 at O'Clock, on the premises the north ha
number hundred ind
twelfth eight and
pches with depth Of hundred and hyv feet one and
half inches, with the improvements thereon which are reep
brick lately flashed, containing nine and pass
woodhsuse &C Amore desirable location fr private residence
be found in portion Of the city called The Island
Terms onehird cash, and the balance at six, Twelve a
~ighteen months, with deed and deed OF
taken the deferred Costs Of COW syshe
paid by the purchaser. 49,. : -.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Nov l9--eodSds Aneiioneh
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curity AT the time OF Mr. Bulwers dismissal, when
the public apprehen ded rupture with England, IL
common remark al the Puerta del Sol--ibe great
theatre Tor political discussion-"lha the United States
would aid US IN the protection OF Cuba" Now, whilst
would not formally withdraw this assurance suggest
the proprely OF changing tone by saying In a war
between Spain and England the United States might feel
greatly embarrassed, from her friendly relations with
England that she is not only our ally, with whom we
are al peace but with whom al present we have the
most intimate commercial relations; that whatever we
may think OF her colonial policy, in the extension Of her
commerce. and for the OF her
the United States would feel great reluctance 10 an open
from us the same neutrality ia war with Spain she
had observed IN cur late contest with Mexico" This
language might do good and, as think, could do
harm. And whatever might be our secret resolution
that under no circumstances could we allow Cuba 10
come under The control OF isiill might be
well for us TO keep this resolution 10 ourselves
ln my interviews hereafter with the minister shall
venture TO present this view OF the subject,
why should greatly prefer the purchase OF Cuba to
any interference 10 prevent its falling into the power of
England
have thus given you full account OF what has taken
place since the reception OF your despatched the d
cultes which surround the subject OF my prospects, and
of the course design to pursue in regard TO this inter
esting subject feel highly ilaered in having contded
10 trust in whose successful execution should
meet my name with OF the most important events in
our diplomatic history.
am, cir, most respectfully, your obedent servant,
r. NJ. SAUNDERS.
JAMES BUCHANAN, esq,
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DEpARTMENT on SrAre,

washington, July ~ 1907
On the 4h Of February las, resolution of the House
of Representatives. in the following words, was referred
10 this department
Rssoiped That the Pre- dent OF The United States be
requested communicate This House, II lncompa
BILE with the public Interests, all instructions from the De
partment of State 10 The d pomac agents OF The United
States abroad, heretofore communicated Congress-
decaraiory Of relating the policy of the government
of the United States In relation 10 the island OF Cuba
The papers mentioned in the subolned list are accord
ingly respectfully submitted
W. HUNTER, Acting Secretary
To the President or THE UNITED STATES.
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TO the House of Representatives.;
In answer 10 the resolution OF the House of Represent
atyes. requesting Information relative 70 The policy oil The
government 10 regard 10 The island of Cuba transmit
report from the Department OF State and the documents
BY which il was accompanied -
WILLARD FILLMORE.
WAsnseToE, July 10, 1882.
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mo. 22l


tsO' - ~
Washington, July 7, lS45.
SIR With reference 10 The INSTRUCTIONS to you of the
nth ulimo, mo 2I) will thank you to substitute the
following paragraph for that beginning with the words,
In regard to the public lands OF Cuba"
In regard 10 the quantity opubc lands still remaining
in Cuba the Department does not possess accurate lno
nation From all that have learned, it is believed
that the Crown OF Spain has already granted by far the
greater portion OF the whole territory OF the island 10
diyduais We need not, therefore, calculate upon de-
irving much revenue from this source.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obeGiRpt servant
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT !.
OFFICIAL PAPERS.

Iraasmied 10 Congress a. S last Session, ia ypy 10
call for hem BY Ms House of Representatives.
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1NftE prescrfbers Complete HtanL-beok-a mhsssus
nedca, containing MI The principal medicines empoea l
volume. london Is5Q FRANCK TAfLOh
Nov 10
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by j. c. Mcguire, Auctioneer.

by j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
DEWS IN ST. JOHNS CHURCH FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
aeetlon-oa Saturday the ll.h Of December ensuing
- 'se following named pews in s.. John chue
the church, will be offered o sale church public aucO
ON the ground floor
Nos b. g. b. "a u - g. g. o. s g. % q
81, 90, SO, ss. loi, lo2, and 1903.
3 saasas u, ls,s 81, q
pew ssby situated and among the b. rs
church. Any of bought svauaion on
Inc term. Of sale e Of The be
pad hand IN four mEn.h n fourth n eight months
The purchasers give notes with approved endose for the de
WIN within sale,
vesy the right OF reseng the said
- w >''.'' : - 'N's '''' JAS. G MCGUIRE,
Nov l3-eodSdsif Aucuoneer.
EDwABD Everetts Orations Speeches, . vols,
websers Works. New edition, edited by Edward Everett
For sale in Washington by
TAYLOR a MAURY,
NovM Booksellers, near 9Th st.
pAPP's CONDOR Gold Pen, OF very large size ana
States
ToIsalem TAYLOR MAURYs
NovH bookstore, near BIN
premium sHAwLs.-we are jus, in receipt Of a few more
which we viii be glad sell At the lowest market in the
Also, the printed
eashmeres we have in Washington, which would
Nov 9i-dsaf W NJ. SINISTER co.
nLOAtxs, MantilIas, shawis, cThe subscribers have
this received from
styles Of ladies' winter wrappngs, such
French embroidered velvet mantlas, with cuffs
DO do do do hood cuffs
DO do do do cuffs and fringe
Do do cloth do sleeves
Plain coored and black velvet mantilns
Cloth cloaks, embroidered and plain
Embroidered cloth short cloaks
Fur trim ned velvet clOaks
CJlorod cloth coaks galoon trimmings
Black and oolored do, velvet trimmings
SILK manullas, with fringe and braid trimmings
Rich chashmere long shawls
Do do
Very fine Scotch plaid long do
do do
Richly embroidered white shawls
Very rich plain white do
DO cashmere shoulder scars
DO embroidered Thbet neck
Black Thibet shawls, for mourning
Misses plaid Bay State shnwis, sc.
The goods embrace
all the Partisan styles. Ladies who have
wrappng will find every Of col
colored cloths, silks
noes, french hannels, &C. together with every article
adapted the all Of which will be offered be
bos The ladies Of this and the ad,eent cities respect
fully invited to call. H0oE, Bro, CO.
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FtUIn tAe NaEAVAaI Encouragement
History OF the Proposition by the Last Admin
istratton 10 the Government OF spain for the
Purchase Of Cuba.
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oftce-Ouf office will be closed Thursday neA, ,s
Instant Thanksgiving day. and having notes men
coRCoRAN + kiOSs'
Nov az dst
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List Of papers accompanying Tie above letter.

Last OF papers accompanying We doope teller
Mr. Forsyth 10 Mr. Adams extracts, Nov 20, 1922.
The same 10 the same, extract, Dec. 10, 1922.
Mr. Adams TO Mr. Forsyth. extract, Dec IL, 1899.
Mr. Forsyth to Mr. Adams. extract, Feb. TO- 1923.
Mr. Adams 10 Mr. Nelson, extract. April IS, 1928
Mr.. Appleton 10 Mr.. Adams, extract, Aug Q, 1923.
The same to the same, extract, July 10, 1898.
Mr.. Nelson TO Mr. Clay, extract, July 10, 1925.
Mr.. Clay TO Mr.. Everett, extract, April 81. 1925
The same 10 the same, extract, April 10, 1926.
Mr. Everett TO Mr. Clay, with enclosure, Aug II, 1927.
The same TO the same, extract Dec. II, 1927
Mr.. Van Buren, 10 Mr. Van Ness extract Oct. 2, 1929
The same 10 the same extract Oct 10, 1880.
Mr. Van Ness 10 Mr.. Forsyth, extract, Aug 10, 1886.
The same 10 the same, extract, Dec 10, 1886.
Mr. Stevenson to Mr.. Forsyth, June Is, 1897
MIR. Eaton TO Mr. Forsyth, extract, Aug. 10, 1897.
Mr.. Forsyth To Mr. VAIL extract, July 49, 1910.
Mr. Webster 10 Mr. Irving, extract, Jan. II, lo43.
The same to the same, extract, March ii, lS43.
Mr. Upshurto Mr. Irving, extract, Jan. 9, 1914.
Mr.. Buchanan 10 Mr.. Saunders, extract, Feb 4, lS47
The same 10 the same, extract, June II, 1913.
MIR Saunders 10 MIR Buchanan extract, July 30, 1913
The same TO the same, Aug. IS. 1913.
The same 10 the same, Nov. IT, 1915.
The same to the same, extract. Dec, 1913.
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1.-THE last Of the papers in this list, being those within
the administration of the late President Polk selected
Tor immediate insertion, exhibiting the last
pondence which appears TO have taken place the sub
ject The residue Of these papers enumerated above be-
ing of earlier date, shall be published in our next
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RoMULus M. SAUNDERS, esq.

p s. You will send your dispatches on the subject OF
this despatch by special messenger to our consul at
Liverpool and draw upon the Department for the expense
unless you can transmit them by trusty person They
may be directed 10 the President You may probably
have occasion, in relation 10 this subject 10 the CT
pher OF The legation.