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your ! must carry your answer back to them that
sent me: will you aid or no?
A mingled din Of voices broke upon the silence.
Here compromiser cried, keep the peace, in
Coos name, as long as 1t may be kept" Another
ADVISED. "Let the men OF st. Johnstone hold their
own. Marry, we will even do as much when the
lady gars ride her army westa way"
NEEDLE not In ether mems quarrcls," shouted
one 1.-THE peace Of X y@e Is near than the strife In
the North"
"Fie on We, cowanis., cried another che that
speaks set fair tryst, and every man in my laird
ship shall follow at his heels"
Gentlemen, let every man serve his conscience
said GlencairA, suddenly rising la the midst. 81
will, by Gods grace, see my brethren in st. John
stone-yea, though never man 60 with me, but
Rood PIKE upon my shoulder had rather die
world" -
unanimous hsm drowned the conclusion Of this
speech, SO many voices mingled together that all
Paul Hcpburns anxiety could not distinou;sh That
the general concord Of the company was: but his
frightening eye told the intelligence conveyed nv
this other faculty, and soon he could dstinguisk
through the storm Of sounds the individual shout
with which every man named the number CT his
adherents and his readiness for immed late action.
The bold voice Of Glencairn had given the multi.
tnde what IL wanted-a leader and example, and
every mind followed in this strong unanimous tide.
In Q shorter time than he himself could credit,
Paul Hepburn FUND himseif riding with Glencarn,
the Lords Boyd and 0chiltree--the latter q Stuart
and Of kin to the royal house, and host of Lesser
gentlemen, 81 the head Of q compact small army,
numbering between two and three thousand; and
well named-so much was tile heart and conscience
OF every private man in these ranks, of every de-
gree, engaged for this enterprse-the Congrega-
tion Of the West.
The districts that sent forth Bruce and Wallace
gave no degenerate representatives TO the present
emergency; and the peasant, whose forefa,hers had
transmitted to him the inheritance OF Lollard doc
trine and righteous ife pressed on the march with
courage as stout and earnest did the peers Of
Scotland who headed the array.
This eager band wasted little time Ia resting.
When they had come as FAR AZ Glasgow a some
what striking incident tested their devotion. The
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c0YGREss-wEDNEsDAY.

,y,,,--Nr. Hamip reported bin supplementary to
acts providing ior the better security OF the YeS
...noers in steam vessels which was considered and
ed.
b 10 improve the naval service was read the third
and passed.
Ill., senate resumed the consideration OF the INDECENT
:. hin and Mr. Toucey and Mr. Bell addressed the
! ate thereon
os te consideration Of executive business, the Senate
burned
lorsr or spREsnsrAryEsTh Speaker laid before the
q estimates from the Clerk as TO the cost OF the books
erred Yesterday for the use of the new members which
referred TO the Committee Of Ways and Means hesolu
), we're passed for paying u the widow of the late Hon
snodgrass the per diem due to him at the day OF his
L,b and TO the Hon Zeno Scudder the per diem ana
[eage due to him up TO the time OF hs resignation
l. Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads was an-
l,zod 10 employ clerk Messrs Churchwell and Gull
aporooized TO The House for the breach Of decorum
limited by them yesterday in the House. Mr.. Mison
limited resolution ON the subject which he subse-
emily withdrew The message of the President in rela-
N to the treaty with Mexico referred to the Commit
Of Ways and Means. The House went into committee
the civil and diplomatic bill, aud adopted the amend
int providing appropriations for the customhouses by
Ne Of Gs to &C. Without coming to resolution the
b the committee rose, and the House adjourned.
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COLONEL FLORENCE

On Wednesday, in the House Of Representatives Hon.
b Florence Of Pennsylvania made the following oxpa-
nation.
MN. FLonrscE. ! ask the unanimous consent Of the
House for leave have the record with regard
my vote. The other day, when the bill the subject
postage under consideration voted against laying the
first four sections upon the table, At that was
called from seat By gentleman who desired to
nicate with On my return the yeas and being
called. The question presumed the fifth section
the BILL voted, understood against laying that
ton upon the table BY examination Of the record however
viii be that the question the bill originally
troduced by the chairman Of the Committee the Post,
fee and Post Roads desired to vote TO lay that bill upon
the table, because opposed TO increase Of the
en rate of postage ask that the journal may be corrected
There objections and the correction accord
ngy ordered to be made"
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GEN. GONZALES CARD.

The following note from Gen. Gonzales correcs state
going the rounds which connects him with an al
legged llibustering expedition Although he is Cuban,
and feels the deepest interest in the fate that awaits his
tive country he has entire confidence in the wisdom and
patriotism Of the President and is ready await the fruits
of his policy instead of seeking by libus;ering
ents TO hasten result which he looks with confidence
and happiness
TO the Editor Of the Onion
Sin statement IL going the round Of the press
ing with Cuban expedition at the Southwest beg TO
say that, far as concerned it is unfounded. have
full confidence in the President and in his ability TO attain
shall abide by his action long that conf
dcnce Is unmpaired.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedcnt servant,
AMBROSIO JOSE GONZALES.
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JAMES GADSDEN, RI. 81
MANUEL DiEZ DE B0NILLA, r.. 81
JOSE SALAZAR YLARREGU1, II. al
J. MARIANA M0NTERDE. n. 81
Mr.. CLINGMAN AND THE NATIONAL IYTEIII-
lENrpp

On the 4th Of April last, Hon. Thomas L. Clngman Of
North Carolina in speech on the Nebraska bill marked
by his accustomed research and power took occasion to
refer 10 the National heHgencer in the following terms
The force and breviy with which the history of the E
gaca Is summed up could not be cxceled tits in word
faithful picture Of the Of journal which, from be-
ing exponent Of great party, has degeneraed into
the mere moutb-piece Of faction and fauaicsm;
The gentleman from Georgia, mr.. STEPHENS re-
member, commented upon the Of the National Inte
gencer. Now, think that Journal faithful exponent Of
the party alude to- It's regard for Missouri Compr
mise has been assumed only for the present occasion re-
member very well that during the struggle mp to 1880 that
paper out for this Missouri line although the
South battling for for years nor did once assert our
right occupy the Territory in with the people
the North, clear and indspu table that right was Its
whole weight and influence covetly but adoy thrown
against u.s. and the anavery side never attributed
this any love Of liberty the part the conuc
tors of that paper On the contrary in struggle
tween liberty and despotsm, 1t takes the side of dcpotsm
IN every contest between the United States and any foreign
country 1t takes ground against the United States II would
be marvellous government wero In fact always wrong
ON every Issue with foreign nation presume therefore
that 1t because Is the upon earth
that this Journal always found taking sides against IT, and
Tor our enemies As 70 our internal policy, II the faithful
organ OF tnat party which has labored industrouy you
and well know, sir 10 destroy all the limitations OF the fed
era constitution, and substitute an nbsolue central overn
men in It's stead These people have taken their opinions
mainly from the tory and the tory party Of England
and those opinions happen TO be anavey wen as antre
publican They to desire higher honor tan 10
the privilege Of adopting and defending everything which
from these IL any gentleman win take tho
trouble to examine Of the British anavery journal,
he viii the whole programme Of our abolition
laid down there They praise and defend the British policy
in all things few ago. for example, Great Britain
voted 500 900 TO lberae her negroes in jamaica and
convert them into savages and since that event two mil
lions Of her white people at home have persisted msera by
famine It Is demonsrabe that IL that sum had been applied
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nv J. G. meaUraE. A~e.,o...r.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND IMPROVED REAL
Eststc rennsy BY virtue
Of the District Of Columbia for Washington county
wherein William 4. Laurie
plainsnts James c. Hail and Lizzie Dele
vii, sell Pablo auction premises Tuesday
lssh day cf July O'Clock
tanned In No. 16 fronting the
avenue, and described follows Beginning FIR a
point the line Of ssid about 1879
northwest ut said and running line
Of said wewsrdiy rs then ssvng
right souhwardy about lo alley
feet width; hsn ~ alley, ~ fret
uchss thence io the Of begin
together with the thereon which consist
brick dwelling building attached The
said sisusted directly opposite Wiad's Hotel
Terms Of sale One third Of be paid
cah the lime se and the residue in three
eighteen
sale which deferred be
Of the purchasers til, the said property
until the purchasc money,
ratification OF the sale. A. AUSTIN SMITH, Trustee.
JAMES G. Mcguire,
June ai-eod Aucuonscr.
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HON. SOLON BORLAND.

The New York Herald Of 18th Of June has the following
alusion, among others equally reckless in regard to this
gentleman:
/" Our ex-minster TO Central America, the Hon Scion
Borand st here. After his resignation had accept
cd he endeayorcd to recall IT, but the administration had
enough Of him. and plainly told him Mr.. Beelcr the
secretary Of the legation 1t is said win return Immediately
in charge Of the mission"
1t is due alike TO the President and to Mr. Borland
say that all such and allegations destitute Of
any foundation in truth
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Al meeting Of ofeer OF me navy t,ioua. and a.
'oeAes OF the late iamented
'S ag' evening" the following preamble resolutions
adopted -
nhstAs has pleased Divine Providence in His iunnlo
sp aA3 suddenly from midst
aa shdssrtd himself
~ me aiss QUALITIES Of head ability
enoty ~ ne profession which he had chosen gave
promise of the brightest future Therefore.
heoised, Thai IA the death
q The
have lost friend society bright onsment and Inc nav
OF its most faithful and nleiigsn - -
Rssoped, That the
AIyeH OF the decreased their deep aeuon
Rsopsd That testimonial OF memory OF our
departed friend The usual badge mourning space
OF thirty days
Resoed That there proceedings be Published in the
this city, and that the transmit copy
ibese resolutions 10 the parents Of the deceased.
Signed by order OF the meeting.
ALBAN c. SINNERS, LIST Asst Eng. u s. Navy,
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SPEECH OF HON. JOHN PERKINS, in.

Thc speech we publish this morning from the eloquent
esteemed representative from Louisiana, Mr. Perkins,
most appropriate companion for the able efforts Of
rough research and profound thought for which he is
markabe We have now had the subject presented in
its important aspects by three Of the first democratic
esmen in Congress- and we commend their arguments
our readers as well worthy of preservation
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by >. G. MCGUIRE. Aucssonser.

TRU5TEEs' SALE OF REAL EsTATE-On Monday afternoon
June 9th, O'Clock, premises, Of
trust from James Thomas Trunde subscribers
In iber j. A. No 3d. fnos l3, 1l4 i5 G, ILL.,
land recors for Washington shn reI
No TO- No 67s fronting 81 feet norih
North Capitol and LIST back 42 feet 7sche
30 feet alley with the Of
dwelling house.
Terms cash An conveyancnG The of purchaser
Of sale complied with within five
the right resell at the risk and Of
G. u. WALKER,
JOHN Y. DOM,
Trustees
JAMEs c, MCGUIRE, Aucuonosr
6-2xwkds
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. J.sK.. No ~ South Tenth street. rhiiHaei
- ,.l ,,saIiins agent, assisted BY Wa H. WILD
= oai 49,. pxgnIse, J. HASN'T, Jos. BUTTON, Gao.
Z w. I'm BoDIsg, EDsUsD w. WILEY WILLIAM L.
I.s..s and GsoHss L. NELSON.
~ n.sKY NJ. Lewis, of Montgomery, Aiaoaha' u OUT gen
~ .a f,,hs states OF Alabama and Tennessee, a.
-" n y Lswls JAsss o. Ls~Is, and sAMukt ID LEWIS
xxL DroEHsKr OF Pennsylvania, Is aotho1e 70 'eeef
~ a.. 10 dis IA per, and receipt nor Tho same.
M O. W JANIS, No Harrison sbest' c'ne'u@A, o"o
" ..,i..n, ngept ID, N. Western states and Texas,
W. ne n, j. THoMAs, j. r. BskT WIN H. TnosAs, =. ~
r. g. NJ T.. WissAAs A. l.. cBILDs, and d. WIN IRVING
- al either will be coed
o..eiots nom sithsr ~ the above viii be good.
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A UBHEY-A Novels by Mrs. Marsh, author "Icnae-
II liza Wyndham," The Aamirsl's Daughter &C.
Twenty ears IN the PHILIPPINES translated from the French
Gironere; volume; euxraviags 81
The Virginia springs; by Doctor Moorman; vol 81.
selections from the Writings OF Rev. Sydney Smith volume.
London, 1854
csvalrylu History by Capt. Hussars;
volume. London, 1884,
Brar the River Plate and the Falkland Islands Hadaed
volume London, le5f
walnce's Travels the Amazon Rio Negro, Lon
don, 1854. FRANCK TAYLOR
June %
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The Portland Mel Argus contains list OF individuals
firms and corporations in that city who pay 500
taxes They two hundred and fifty in number John
NJ Wood pays the highest tax which is S34so AZ. The
ratio OF taxation IL GA cents on 500
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ArrtUal Of As Canada Halyex.-0as Week Later from
E@oPe.
HALIFAX, june u.--Ihe royal mail steamship Canada
from Liverpool for Boston, has arrived.
The Canada sailed from Liverpool the 10th june and
therefore brings weeks later intelligence om All parts
Of Europe.
The Liverpool cotton market hrm and the sales since
the sailing Of the Arabia show slight advance.
Sales OF cotton for the week ending TO- bales
Western nour il quoted at 50 shillngs.
NO material change in the money market Consos closed
at ela TO olH.
Bulon in the Bank Of England /. incyaas, Tba Atlan
tic arrived out on w Wednesday.
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MOST Of the by the circuit court
public pess but one OF thsn tho least and
Of the earlier stages
uced we therefore, short
actual decision Of the Zephana JONES' plain
uf, U.s. Anne T. Deru,ott, defendant.
In THIS case an injunction had been granted May
session. 1885, at the motion Of plaintiff upon
his BILL 70 restrain the defendant from collecting her
tenants Of thar extensive buildings
III street west in oder have applied payment
OF large balance cllmed ny him de under his
erecting that Of buildings and for nn.hins
delivering over the ready for and by day
fixed and for fixed price, which he csmd fully
by having executed ned and delivered build
lug ready for aud occupations Of the
tract al This the defendant positively denied and ciTcumstAnsy
in her wherein she set forth 10 detail the de-
fects both Of which
dered the building unfit
oay relinquished delivered
case was brought hearing ut the the
motion by defendant Dissolve the injunction May
sescn 1852 Of the and after elaborate and
the injunction totally and
ORDER which had been made In appointing
collect the from Miss hold
subject the disposal Of whenever should be
brought 10 hearing revoked and
directed collected
BY this dcesion and subsequent proceeding before Justices
Clark and Myers and special jury against Of the
Avenue House, under the law providing remedy
landlords against tenants illegally holding Miss Dernou
stored to the sole dominion
property and original right enjoy
June %
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In this city, Wednesday instant In me ooh year Of
=
Her funeral viii place Psueks chu.eh On Friday
morning, the s5d instant al ~ O'Clock
The friends and relatives Of requested meet al
the residence o. the family q y O'Clock.
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Ncio Hampshire Legislature.

CoNcoRD, IN. H. June 21.On the first ballot for Uni
ted States SENATOR to-day, John s. Wells democrat had
las Joel Eastman, whig SO; Tappan, free-roil, Al Nor
rison democrat, % scattering, g. Six democrats
absent The of election then indefinitely post
poned
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 2l-5, p. m.-On later Change LOO,
bbs Howardsrcet -four sold at IS 5oan indication o
hrmer state in the market.
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OFFICE Of tho Magnetic Telegraph COmpAny.-Phi
rdephia, June 40 o5The meeting Of ockhold
Of the Magnetic TELEGRAPH Company the election Of oce
Of the held
the company's ofce Philadelphia 1husday, 18Th
Of July, 1854, at O'Clock, p. m. JOSEPH SAlLER,
Secretary Magnetic Telegraph Company.
Iuns 22-2awtl3thJuy
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Ne,c York Market.

Nrw YoRx june 2l.--Tbo steamers news has unsettled
the market Holders generally hold breadsus and cotton
higher.
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NEWS FROM CUBAf-Iaportant and authentic T.
=. r. SYLVESTER received Havana, forty
Thousand manufactured from tho best vaea ahsj osacco
by Antonio Cabargs No Obcspo street, Havana CndraAos
first, second third guaes brand Of 1877; ondrss
brand Of ls4s-io,o0o Of each.
June 3-sodow Corner OF Penn. and tlih
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Death Of George W. A.piapou.

NEw YoRK June 2l.-Mr. Geo. w. Aspinwall, engaged
in the California trade, died here this morning
Mr. f. C. Brewster WELL known member of the bar, also
died this morning
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At PRIVATE SALE, Lots Nos. and no. In suuare
2soTbese lots front 40 feet inches street. between
ath and 18TH with depth Of $50 feet 30 alley They are
the Immediate vcioy of Lafayette Square
the most desirable building lots in the market n
the 9th instant, they will public auction
premises on that day At o'clock, D. m.
Terms ono fourth cash balance one two, three
years. Title perfect Apply X
q @. BARNEY,
June 2l-dts r., between 9th and TN
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House for sale.
THE subscriber house.
Gated healthy Of the city street.
three door above the OF Massacbusetts
Being about TO Nebraska he will sell
For terms and other particulars apply The premisss
June 2s-d3t' HENRY c. NEALE.
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Violent Storm and Death.

BosTos, June 20-A violent thunderstorm visited the
south shore last evening accompanied by hail and rain The
Unitarian church. at Kingston struck by lightning and
considerably damaged house in Bridgewster struck
and killed.
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stammsrina cu.sd-E oca.,on Taught.

AR. COMsTOCKs VOCAL Gymnasium. (Pmladephia.)
~ which has been Successful
designed for the Of
and Instruction
WI, commence on Monday, the 4th OF 81 piember,
No become pupil in the gymnasium who
tho floor or Otherwise clearly No
the institution Is allowed t,bscco form.
ANDREW X, N. d., PRINCIPAL,
No. lC2 Arch street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
DR.. Q. has published the following worhsi
Comocks Of tlocuon, with
and defective
81 postage le cents.
Consocks Phonetic Speaker. Price, 81 postage l8
Comoeks Phonetic New Testament Price, 81 IS postage n
Comsocks Phonetic Reader Price, Ia postage
The First Book Of Popes Homers tsd. Coock Phonetic
Alphabet. Price, so cents; postage cents.
June l6-datsN
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(uTt Of PttsbuvG and County Of Allegheny Penn
offer
OF the city Of Pshure Allegheny, Pennsylvania
These bonds PishurH Conncsvie
Company, by which they guaranteed.
We confidently recommend them TO capitalists and
sirsbe Investment.
together exhibit statistical info,
Obtained application personality hy letter
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, h Co.,
- Bankers and Fiscal agents.
Jan ls-dAcpu
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ohE NEW GOODs.-We opening choice 10, OF
~ summer goods, consisting. In part, Of Wis
A rate. nj so ceupa
Plain plaid and figured berexes
RAN paid and figured sik grenadines
ram sped and inquired berega dans, 2a Is
organdy musins and organdy robes
iooo yards - lawns al 81 CENTS worth lax cents
Silk and lace
50 pieces fine and medium Swiss muslins
IS do plaid striped do
GO do white + <.
10 do plaid cHmbrcs
80 do NHnsOok
Hosiery Of all kinds
500 pasasois,
500 pieces bonnet uDands
Mems and boys wear, o All Kind. +. F.
a large 10. Of d"mesl'cs, OF all kinds
50 pieces colored mattings
m DsH
Thfea ply and ingram carpets
ose wishing TO purchase goods than can be had
great many goods a. auction at great sacrifice.
June 2a-eoa~if HALL BROTHER
CARIBOU customers respectfully notified that
the 10Th 80 ~ -" W P'''"'Sa " 1''a"
We shall be obliged who shall call and settle on
nscessay 70 our success business receive
due rs. .~~1''o - eAAoo""
II will comply above REQUEST, t.s thew
certainly ought TO do
largely Embarrassing sales. '5T07T 777 Il IT
~. ., ,o..e cLAoETT, NEWTON, MAY, & CO.
2ot Instant at u O'Clock. on +. A. H. Dodxs's wharf
cargo OF the barqae Chase from Mnyaguez Rico
4O5 hogsheads prime sugar
Az do choice m0lassss
T. g.. WRIGHT,
June 2S-dhs AuctiOnser, Georgetown.
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ron RESTOn Missouri avenue, * streets
the premises third door from OF Thom
* street, the avenue. June l5-da
UMBERTbc subscribers, having established
lumber business NJ the old Of VIM
prepared furnish trade
bic terms. They solicit share Of public patronage
GEO. w. GARRETT 4 CO.
Jun
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SALE TODAY


HcUUI18Hs Awott0mNUr.
VALUABLE BUILDING Lots NEAR THE CAPITOL AT AUG
On Thursday afternoon, June a. O'Clock, the
preoses shall cell lots Nos and g. in No fronting
~ inches Delaware beweeu south ana
streets, running back about % feet.
These lots beautifully located within distance Of the
Capitol and offer great Inducements specuao
tension OF the Capitol grounds.
Terms One half ninety q
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS, c. MCGUIRE,
June Pod Auciioneef.
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Hassachusetts Temperance Convention.

LOWELL, June 20.The Massachusetts State temperance
convention met to-day and attended by 1880 persons
5. s. Meek mayor of Lowell presided temporarily and after
the appointment Of committee select officers daught
resolutions, the convention adjourned till tomorrow
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Fatol Railroad Accident.

NEW HAvEs, (Conn. June 20Mr. Wakelee, of Derby,
aged twenty years. fireman the Naugatuck railroad
killed this morning Seymour. He ong the loco
motive and fell it, when the pin at the end of the piston
entered his body and his inestines He survived
only few minutes.
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This treaty shall be ratified and the respective raca-
tons shall be exchanged al the city Of Washington within
the exact period Of six months from the date of its sigma
ure sooner If possible
In testimony whereof we the penpotentiares of the
contracting parties have hereuno affixed hands and
seals at Mexico the thrteth (30h day of December in
the year OF Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty
three in the hiryhird year Of the independence of the
Mexican republic and the soventy-eghth Of that of the
- g.