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Los dos gobernos ceebraran arreglo para pronto
uansito de ropas municones de los Esados undos que
este gobierno enga OCCASION de envar de parte De
territoro ot situados ados opuesos del eonnente
Habiendo eonveniao e gobierno Mexicano proeger
con TODD podcr la construction conservation segur-
dad dc la obr los Estados unidos de parte podran
parrle su protection siempre que uere apoyado
glado al derecho de gentcs
ARTIcULo *.
Este iraado sera atihcsdo las ratfcationes cangea-
das la Ciudad de Washington en- Ell precise ermno de
ses meses anes 81 fnere possible contado t6rmno
desde su fecha.
I'm e de 10 cual Nosotros los Penipoenciaros de las
Parties Contraantes 10 hcnos rmado selado en- Mexico
ell dia trenta de Diciembe del ao de Nuesro Senior mil
ochocentos eincucnta tres gesmo tercero de la indie
pendenca de Ia Repdbea Mexcana sepuagesimo octave
de In de los Estados Unidos
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The CLERKS wRE-A merchants clerk, of the Rue Haul
eve recently married His master had niece of Span
sh BIRTH an orphan She is not pretty, though very
sbe and wellnormed At the balls last winter little
no attention paid to her indeed she seemed attend
them rather as whm than from inclination OF
ment she seldom danced But if she did not dance
she noticed much and listened to The clerk
observed that the lady only invited dance when
other partner could be obtained She herself had already
noticed the same fact Being gallant man, he acted
cordngly The incidents that led to the dencueen may
be easily OWNED In six weeks after his first dance with
the fair Spaniard he obtained her permission ask
uncle for her hand in marriage He astonshed gave
clerks proposal very cool reception and then had hong
interview with his niece Finally, however, all
ranged, and the lovers married on Tuesday The
Thursday after, at breakfast Adene said to her husband
who exhibited considerable chagrn being compelled
return to the duties of his Office thus early in the honey
MOON
"Very well-dont go there-go there morep
my love, it is very easy to say SO, but
Easy to say, and easy to do-both. have million
and half Nobody knows it but my uncle. | always
made point of forgetting it myself because wished to
choose really dsnterested husband There need be nc
more office work for you if yon do wish it, Yet still
my advice is, husband, that you neglect nothing
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UMBERbe sshseskss, hasine Asnsvss In the
u hanss, osd Wa Bird sixth Aad
furnish ARTICLES Uste favusa
b'c terms. They solicit share of puellc patronage
GEO. w. GARRETT co.
IA
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The Coos Democrat pertinently inquiries

II political sermons TO be commended, why not
tend the policy TO other parts divine service p
have little psalms in honor of aboitionsm and hymns
denuncation of those whose politics don't suit priest p
obligations to abuse the South and against the de-
mocracy inserted professions OF belief in the creed and
little tracts commanding mobs and efgyburnng for dis
tribution among the congregation ?"
In another column of the paper find the follow
ing, which is entitled to relationship with the above
There nowadays bigoted fanatcism which
thinks itself living branch OF Christianity but is mere
poisonous mushroom prngng from the dead and decay
ing body of ancient superstition the ordinary oadstool
sprouts from black and rotten log
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Public, No. 81.
AN ACT aid Territory construction of
railroad
Public, No. 3l.l

railroad therein.
BE snaced by As and House Representatives tks
United state. A~.r'ss J. o.ns,.. ::.ss Th.s us.. b.
and TO The Territory q % for The gs
said Territory commencing ranges nine
X :s
. ;1a any SECTION Or any a n:s : s
any agent agents appoin.sd ~ he
% 3: s %
the tier Of sections shove specified much land U alternate
ted s,s! have .. 10 when me sS. q 10 spoa
10 sa s
section. sections as:en:tsd ODD :9aes e .rs
sisls.sd Y1ssss.! s:. ahs
5: i: = 4, ss; Roy
which selected and shAi bs aased Of emily
!: ssd: hsis
O.s to The limited sss y any ss OF co. e Saa
N any Object Of s,sIna any
% :s1s
ne . only .s
p.s:ass :, - Usss s:s j
3. % e. :a ,s: "a. ns =
for less ii,an double minimum price
i. .s: T. % % ss s ,s:
legislature thereof the purpose aforesaid o,he shall
20 n s ::s Il . g
% other Ss q s
States said lands tecoms subject
private entry until the shall have bsen t offered At public
| sal increased price.
dnd b further snsosd, That the lands hereby granted
ad Territory shall be disposed Of By said Territory only IN man
following that 70 title shall vest In the said Territory
shall issue for part Of se ands
hereinbese mentionsd until continuous length q twenty .s
shall be completed through the lands hardy aaseo
and when the Secretary Of The Interior es b ssssd ha any
%s e a.; y sss
TONS within connuous length q twenty mile: Of
shall be iseued IN Ike
me someon Of each additional .sny miles q
until shall be completed, and said road NOT
within further sale shall be msde and the land unsod
shall the United States.
shall Ill times aid railroad under The drecon
Once Department such price Conges may by
directs Provided, That anti such price nxed ~ aw mo ros
Gensra shall have the TO desermine the same
Approved 09h Juno, 1854. s.asy fsst&sg ri,
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ny TELEG RApH.

From, tie .soutA.--ESect of the ESropa's Nems.
New ORLEANS, July 1.-The news by the Europa has had
a very depressing effect on tho cotton market.
With the exception of few cholera casea, the health Of
the city continues good Large numbers Of citizens
daily leaving for the North.
Monte, July Cotton dull and dropping One two
cases of cholera reported.
CHARLESTON, July LECTION dull and declining. The
health of the city generally is good. ~
From Ncr York.---Sal;ag Of the Union.
New YonK, July 1.-The United States mail steamship
Union sailed to-day for Havre She took out eighty
passengers and $4o0, 900 in specie.
The weather is cooler and pleasant to-day few
new cases Of cholera reported.
The @ kolera.
WHEELrso July 1.-The dispatches received here to-day
the cholera only be the increase at the
points where has already appeared but that has broken
out in other places tets
Ne,c HampsAirs State Printer.
CoscoRp, July 1.-The legislature to-day, in joint
ton both houses elected Hsey partner Of Barton of the
Reporter State printer BY majority of IL votes his
competitor, Mr.. Butteraeld Of the Pstriot.
Heavy Faiiurs.
BALrrAoRE July l.-R. 4 G.. Schuyler Co., heavy
ock operators, have failed. Their liabilities amount to
about S70o, 600 - .s. s3
TIE Posxaaster Gcserol tiN
BALrrmopE, July 1.-The Postmaster General visited Bal
to-day, inspected Once and found Ill In good
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A PROCLAMATION.

entU Amruad he
thousand
amended a eUneds u~adben n
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NUTICE = heseby gives that due the
undersigned drawn on snd will
the 18th will respectfully but
earnestly soliHisss. Ho0E, Bro, co.
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BALrrmopE, July 1.-The Postmaster General visited b
tmore to-day inspected thepost once, and found al In Cox
order. Col. Davies politely showed him round
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o. Tho Rev Dr. surley Will preach the r Street
Presbyterian church morning,
Of civil government and the s1ient Of obligation obey
the civil magistrate. III July
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DIED.

AT Mineral Point, Wisconsin, 23d uluno, PHILLIP w.
THOMAS esq aged IS years, formerly Of Maryland.
Mr. emisrated Wisconsin 1885, by
and sntiemuny department the affections Of
friends will remembered Mineral Point his kind
atanon the Sick especially during the cholera Of 6o
and 1850 He has been elected member Of the State
for served justice Of the in Mineral Point
He buried with masonic honors
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SALE TO.MORROw.

~ GREEN ~ YCOTTs Auctionecrs
uNuREEsTORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON MAs5A-
chassss avenue a. sncton On Monday tho Of July, we
SELL IN promises, O'Clock,
conveniently arranged three umo house, containing
aud the lot which stands boing lot No In $40
adjoining the above tho whole Of which
tho house stands they have n on Massachusetts avenue Of
* f0et Siaches, and over l00 feet deep.
Tho situated the side of
bewssn Ninth and Tenth the house OF
the McKrndSsS chapel. 'a4 ~.
Terms: oneourh cnsh balance in six, twelve eighteen and
bearing from
deed given aud deed Of trust taken 1ic ndispuiahc
III GREEN 4 SCOTT, 03
June Odd WIS. 4 81 AuctUueers.
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BY r1IrCHELL a., nrYNoLDs.

BY MITCHELL a. NHYNOLDS
WE will public auction the Of July prem
x s ss ss . % H. sss
convsnieny arranged rooms, two main s.oes
10 @
to alley furnishing court yard In mont and room s the
: such .:;; e
well TO .;s.d q: s !. :ss property ~ es:sy b 'Gd
d; y,;s ,..
y Gau1s msrlno undsrshirts, eru. sizes
i s,'s :n md su cs.eu ds 40 40
s ss' an: :',si a - i s:s.fE 'sys:
Hair, nh, aad satin stocks
Enn:ens ,hs s1.sn:!yo variety The ab:v. good. b
found in ibis city, which we Offer ws s."' Er sS ss
.,.nr rs; sss ssss 81 r. nd a;iS %
June a4-eodss
TKuNKs, h.tssxs.. vai,oes, carpet sass. s.sehsls.
&C. ~ qualities us. which, with former stock
peo purchsssr In vsris.y price, and qualities
not to be mot win elsewhere in ' M. iIy STEPHENS
...,.. Next ~. DOC. 70 ne Iron q. Mall,
EOR sALD-A Thoroughbred mare years old per-
FORM well s S:asr s zas asd .hcsosy broke %
order.snd condition. Arplyto
MOAN NEW eOODs.--we opening choice lot of
N sunmsr goods, conssing, In part, Of, vs,
large lot Of silks, of ~ ksds, first so
~, Plain plaid and figured bexeees
Plain plaid md figured ulk sssnsdines
Plain striped and figured dens l9k CENTS worth Is
OsEAnAy musllps md orDandy robes NJ
% !. I. Y ~ s :::s . .:s e. 3 s: s:.
s s &; &; ). q : :::s s"' !: s'''.'
90 DO white eamhgtcs
70 do plaid canhrcs tt.fF AL at Nttl
do NaasoOk musilns
HoaAyy Of Ill kin1s
$40 parssois, new sVles
boonaa rtAands
Mems and boys' wear, Of al kinAs
A large los Of dOnssties, Of all kinds 90
50 pieces cotored naauaos
0e pieces whae @a1ino1
Three ply and laarain caspsts-
Al hoss Wishing psehsso good cheaper than Ne
else where win 20 Ssll = vs oa pasehassd
great many euQds = sueton ~ ursst saenAcs
June 2a-eo3wN HALL 4 BROTHER.
NUTlCE = Aessby gives that acrSunts due the
~ undersigned on and will
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June W--d

Al ASTER WILSON d. xrEWART, the Juvenile c.rd-
I'LL may found Brxks Columbia House,
street and Pennsyyspa gsall ai7
He win happy orders,
beautiful and sastslacnvy n, I-aa rei-s.
juno 5--faw gr af VA rt-a
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BALrrnoRE, July l.-R. 4 G.. Schuyler Co., heav
ock operators, have failed. Their liabilities amount
about $1,000 .,l, A.. 81 tsE
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JOINT RESOLUTION directing Of the public
in Alabama with boundary line between the States OF
Alabama and Florida.
Resslsd Of tbs Uns
ted asHbS
the public Alabama the boundary line bewcen the
the direction OF
early
practicable
Approved 23h June, 1854.
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\ ny y. o. Ao0U1A0s AU0ssomecrs
TRusTEET SALE or IMPROVED PEorERTY:-sy virtue Q.
Of from Edwin Fhilps 70 The subscriber dated
43 land Of washiascn county the sub
scrber pnbic suction, Thusday aefnoon July ish
O'Clock premises the Of lot No ~ In square
No a5o fronting 10 feet north street. between lan snd it
wesf running fifteen hundred
viii tue
Terms cash. G.. w. CUTTER Trustos
July S--eods Aucdoncer.
Warrington Stone Company Works.
Is establishments sale, machinery the
premises, and with or without the patent rights .
and the itself be used
mechanical purposes, and well worth attention.
'p' PLATr 4 STEWART,
June 30 div Opposite Treasury Department.
TOR RENTA four story dwelling Tenth street, be-
tween contains IL and bath
stable carriage house In fitted with gas
throughout and In excellent order -. -.
Ac apply the old corner Of Tenth street
u June r: 20" diws 7. B. ENTwIsLE,
BANK MsrRoPoLIs,
Washington, June 80, 1854.
HIS bank will be closed, Tuesday, the 9TH of
i July.
day day
previous.
July l-2f fa'
KIRK WOOD HOUSE,
Pennsylsania apsnus, Of l2sA street,
WILL opened and after Monday, yuy,
= 49, - JOHN II. KIRKwoOD,
Julv l--dim Pronnrietors
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Bank OF tho Metropolis,
Washington, JRns p lesl.
fE hereby nodded annual
election M Of the bank, fT
ensung will bs held the banking Monday,
the ID day Of July . y
The polls viii IS opea ~ O'Clock M, and CLOSE ~
by order OF the board RID. SMITH,
June J--eod06June dift3dJuy CASHIER.
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western paper very enthusiastic in praise of the fir
department Of his locality the occasion of late fire
The departments apparatus consists of wash-ub
buckets and large-sized syringe.
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STATEMENT OF DEPOSITES AND COINAGE AT TIL
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES, PHILADELPHIA
DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE, 1854.
Gold BullioR Deposited
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que hayan lido inscrtas debidamcne regsradas
los archives dc Mexico.
ARTICCLo VII. .t.I ~
81 10 future (que Dios permta siscfare algun
dosacuerdo entire las dos naconcs que pudiera evaras
prometen ash msmo proc.rar por odos los medos posi-
bcs ell llanamiento de cualquiera diterencia ain de
csa consiguerc, janis llegara una
declaration de guerra sin haber observable
cunnto en- artclo ventuno del TrAtado de Guadalupe
qued6 esabecdo para sceantcs casos cuyo articlo
da por reproducdo este Traado as! e veintdos
AnTfcuLo
Iabendo autorizado e Gobierno Mcxicano en- de Fe-
brero de 1853 In prona construction dc canine dc ma
dera de un ferro carr Isno de Tehuantcpec para
seprar dc una estabe los bencfcios de dcha via
de communication las personals mercanca de los Gu
da,lanos de Mexico dc los Estados Unidos SC espua
guno al ransito de personals mercancas de ambas
clones que ningun tempo SC impondr cargas por cl
transo de personals propedades de ciudadanos do los
Esados Undos mayores que las &C imponRan las
sonas propiedadc dc otas naciones exrangeras nj MIN
run interes en- dica vim dc communication produc-
tos sc transferira un Gobcrno exrangero.
Los Estados Undos endran dereo de transporter por
e ismo por medic de agentes en- baas cerradns las
maas de los Esados Und0s que han dc dstriburse
la extension de la Inca de communication, tamben los
ectos del gocrno do los Esados Undos sns ciudada-
isn estarAn brcs de los dcrcchos dc aduana otro inn
puestos por 81 gobierno Mexicano. No exgird Lac
personals que atravesen Ell stmo permanezcan en- e
pals, pasapOrtes nj cartas dc seguridad
Cuando concluya la construction del ferro carr, c
gobierno Mexcano convene abrr puerto de enrada
ademas del de Veracrux donde termna dicho ferro
carr en- Ell Collie de Mexico cerca de csc punto.
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ARTICLE V.
All the provisions of the eighth and NINTH sixteenth and
seventeenth articles Of the treaty OF Guadalupe Hdalgo,
ha apply the territory coded by the Mexican Republic
the first article Of the treaty and TO oil the rights
fpersons and property both civil and ecclesiastical within
he same fully and eiectnally If the said articles
we're herein again rccited and set forth.
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shall issue, on the I'd day OF January en-
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and Literary Newspaper.
Ia Politics, il will advocate the Rights ol
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Class Legislation, tho SclRshncss Of Capital
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Liberty natural 10 the American mind, and 10
subiueate the American People to it's rule. Dis.
claiming all connection with them, il will YET
sympathixe with those Of their adherents who
are honestly seeking through them to advance
the Substantial Interests Of the country, although
Il must believe that they have not chosen the
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II will be a supporter Of the independent
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Statee is TO bo interpreted; that 10 them the
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