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BUREAU or YARDS AND DOCKS,
November IL, 1884.

november
CEPARATE PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed Proposals for
will be received this until II O'Clock,
noon December for furnishing
named below for the navy-yard, New York
Class No. l--Sfoae
grane table, patiern at the navyyar,
liDeal foot
1000 stone, inches by l2 inches
less than , feeI wide, per square foot
700 cubic yards building stone, per cubic yard.
Class No. a--Iron Pipe, &c.
ppe inches diameter inch thick, foot
pipe inches diameter iach thick foot
inches Diameter inch Thick in lengths
OF feet each with spgot and faucet joints, foot
railing plan Civil En-
gncers Office, navy yard New York. per inea foot
delivered the yard aforesaid Of
expense United Smtes and the satisfaction of the
thereof part delivered within sixty
ninety fourhs hundred
within months from date of The
accompanied with The required by law
The bidder only will be notified OF the of hts
through Office, and will be forwarded to the
New York for execution within fifteen from date
of said notices. JOS. SMITH.
. Nov Is-~law4w
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American Artists, union.

THE anencan Arists' Union respectfully
eizsns Of The United States Caaadas
se OF taste for The nne arts throughout The county
and VIII View OF enabling family
gallery OF engrasngs
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS THE AGE
they have detrrmined In order
engraving sad thus not only employment large
OF afs ana oefs but inspire
$50 900 Of which void,
SSOs0O0 sin~ of the actual cost Of slsO, 900.
Each purchaser OF engraving, therefore, receives
only an engraving richly worth the
ennes MN 70 one OF he s,fts when they arc distributed
For hve dossfs highly finished beautifully
Oil, and nve st tickets will be
did be selected
mali
OF the catalogue, together with specimen
engravnys, can be seen at the Office ot this
For each dollar
gift ticket will Immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The believing great as,Iona
undertaking VIII be materially promoted energy
intelligent agents
such the liberal
ANY person wishing become by sending pospsd
will receive BY mail dollar
prospectus catalogue, and all other necessary information
On the 4aai cosspeon of will placed
hands u oi te distributed
Of which viii be given throughout the United States
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NAUTICAL ALNANACs, English and French for
oc, n FRANoK TAYLOR
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kMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston, by
Rebuilt eaurged and elegantly furnished
aud 1r the accommoda'
the travelling public.
II diy
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NOTICE.


!
L.-l Washington, september %, le3l
ONCkE5S during last having appropriation
of he purchase Of e best breecoaing rifles for the OF
e United States provided that the Of aef
lar practical thereof sha advisable
proper, inventions and
OF such will be
December next Tor preliminary and II found offer
reasonable or Will be made
sumscht number twenty OF aiordng sue
neld The result Of ihis practical will
KING decisi n. HENRY X CRAIG,
Colonel
The editors OF The following newspapers wli lhs
above notice twice week for weeks, and this once
OF the containing The National
Evening Star, Washington Ags, Philadelphia Military
Argue, New York Times Hafos Times az Post
al Piibu Times, at Louisvle Deim, at New Orleans
Sep 30-3aw6w
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oK SALE 1esseA comnodoas sanr and attic hcosr
recently papevcd psnfst
Terms accommodating, svsp ia-d
Address a. Solicitors Once Treasury Department
Oct t5--Sd
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The above boats carrying United mail viii
their regular trips the Alabama i of November
day and Montgomery daily, the rival OF
OF daily Montgomery with
at the New ORLEANS mail beats.
will Selma the downward "trip
six O'Clock, IN.
able
who viii every ereon secure the comfort and safety
of passengers
The freight above boats viii exceed any
per barrel aud dollar bale OF cotton.
freight rsrsar having accommodations apply
oct a. d6u cox, BRAIvARD, co.
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AI.S.--yust re

CURTAIN MaTERHALsJus' received and on sale, Gases
Y rich materials satin brocateis,
French goheus French ains, English aud German
an, all imaginable and producing the
effect.
Ten elegant ~ transparent eno, and embroidered
muslin under cgFtalpg, iu1ps and bands matching
An the OF lie Gads Meuee Ancien ei MOD
which
making decorating curtains and
drspery, TO b. had
he distinctly that selling goods
unusually prices, OF combining ourselves
possible II better the buyer, and
profits the bepe6ta
10 other than the best
goods the country afford foJ 'he money
Terms cash, uniers previous arrespent ,s made -
CLAGETT, DODSON, n co.
Sen aS-~oluf
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EW Fan and Winter Goods.-WM. IL. STANFORD,
~ Merchant Tailor Pennsylvania side
Of Third street, has just opened iaee and handsome
French and English goods gentemens which
at notice, the and
mo fashionable a possible price,
N BAways hand general Of fur
nishipg goods.
Oct 1-law3wif
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For Lynehburg, connecting stages
Mondays W edneziays, and Fridays.
For Luray New the
pepper on Tuesdays, Thur4days, and Saturdays
For Winchester daily, connecting with stages
For Mddlebnrg daily with
Per order w. 3. 9ROCKETT, agent
Nov 7--If
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TKsE Birds Of tho Bible, elegantly Illustrated; by
i Rev II. Harbaugn.
Narrative OF a Journey Round Dead Bible
Lands in 1850 and 1851 r. DE Sauicy French
Institute. 2 vols.
Gseae .. f.
Afraea Norwegian Lapland Tale,
translated from the German az Theodore Mu1ge; by Edward
Joy Morris
Cummings Message from God.
Sacrifice.
Christ
Minor Works--second series.
PHYSICIANS Visiting List 1855
just received AT
TAYLOR AZ MAURY's
Oct bookstore. near 9Th II.
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7 UMBER LUMBER EUmRFUI-The undersigned have
established themselves the l4ih
bridge, canal where they
of seasoned lumber and
desiring frame buildings
furnished by calling at The yard.
hand, fne lot Of cedar posts.
sept29-2aw4w CRIPPs & WALLER.
| OUsE-FUKN IsEIING Dry Goods, Csrpetinx, Floor
ii oil Cloths materials, ac-We have
complete the above styles, which
purchased New YORK auction
which
housskeepers and purchasers The following
list Of Of the leading articies
iecesn new velvet
do Brussels do
100 do do quality do do
7s do erishs patent English do do
do tapestry and
2J do exua-super tireep ply do
10
as sets hal nd step Venetian do
25 pieces o 4, l24 i44 printed druggets
printed drUgget crumb clotbs richly bordered
elegant
chenille m tuted rugs, cheap
| brass rodr all lengths
full sheets floor oil cloths, which will be
shape size for hall, passage, room.
i'm curtain aaterisis 6rture. name
IS pieces very rich satin laines
70 DO DO wors'es lanes
/ 10 Turkey twiled casimerets
IS do colored wored damasks
so pairs extra-rich lace curtains
20 DO DO smb'ods,ed muslin eurans
rs pieces embroidered and tamboured mufns
800 rich gilt window corpcep, all sizes
Together
loops centre tass and silk and wod gmps,
which respectfully
HOOEs BRO, 90.
Sep I6-3awawif
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Baltimore college Of Dental Surgery

rHArIN A. HARRIS M D., principles OF Dental Surgery.
V Thomas E. Bond, NJ d. principles OF Dentai Medicine.
Washington T. Handy, NJ. D., Uafomy and Physiology
Alfred A. Bandy, M ID, Dental Practice.
Philip II. Austen N. ID, Dental Mechanics
Reginald N. Wright NJ. D., Dental Chemistry.
6eenth will the let OF NoVen-
btr, sndc close the lst Of March.
will be devoted practical dentistry and
anatomical dissect0ns.
The namary being connected with the college, the student will
dental practice IL viii he kept
open throughout the whole year.
So5 matfIcuaoD, dpoHin,
For information address
P. "A. AUSTEN, Dean,
Sept l3-sawaw 76 sharp
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p sEor above will please copy and send their
bills the Patent Office with containing this notice
Nov ia-iaN3w
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AW BOOKS good collection OF law books, and old
Ia Is 10 be found bookstore the undersigned
low, every the which the be
purchased In New York or Philadelphia.
NOv9 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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COR sALE-That valuable The
terminus and Ohio cans in this city, fronting
@ canal street, beng
0fsqune 0uih warehouse H. stn-
machinery any description 1t adjoins the locks
and the canal For terms np
ply on the premises
Nov ll--3taym FilOM AS GREEN.
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'rEE NEW YORr QUARTERLY October.
Nclorable Women The STORY Of their Live BY Mrs Newton
Cfosiapd.
Illustrations relations
society. Henry Gies and Essays.
Poems by Thomas William Parsons.
Grayis Eegy Country Church SBrdsmall elegantly illus
traiet ediI n.
Just received al TAYLOR q MAURY'a
oct4 BOOKSTORE 9th
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nLD s0NELsa number laid aside by the undersigned
v 10 send auction, the time auction
prices, or less from
NovH FRANCK TAYLOR
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Mobile and MontRomefy .. :. Daily HAL line
aCoNsisTING Of the following substantial and last
uss.xanAkl1has running passenger Steamers viz;
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA,
CUBA,
CREMoNA, and
-
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VAfLoRs Statistics of Coal and Bituminous sub
stances used their geographical geo
% aud commercial isfrihuon their production and ronsump
on IN the United States statistics OF the iron manufacture
New edition. brought dnwa 1861. froiessor hnidemnn
Gov FRANCK TAYLOR.
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A CAKO.-~WALTER HARPER n CO. would take this method
they sIoe ready choice and
goods mportaiions comprising
every article ia k embrodcries fancy dess
goods Paris el0sgs, NANTES, nc.
ALSO
sfng heeting table damask broeys and buck
diaper napkins, doyles, &C, at very reduced prices.
2-3cOr
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NEW YORK FALL GOODS--J, RGGLES, Merchan
Tailor New York,
OF
Qualities imported all Of which open
spectipg Of the public.
varied Of furnishing b
gentlemen.
Goods boys wil
OF clothing, up
viii ei of
a5 regular merchant tailoring
i
~ seventh street, opposite Seden, Withers, 4 Co.
sept gJ-eJ6uf
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GnbkRrhe subscribers, having established hemselves
lumber business, the old sf WIN Bird, sr'h
ee are prepared To furnish all articles the trade vora
|shrms They solicit a share Of public patronage
- GEO. w. GARRETT n co.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL. COLLEGE, washinston.-rh

FACILITY.
ahonss Miller, NJ d. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology
N johnston NJ o. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women and children.
and Hygiene
oha Pred May D. Professor Principles aud Practice
surgery
Lewis Il Steiner, NJ. D Pofassn Chams Pharmacy.
esYard A. Scott NJ. Demonstration OF
me acisies or the practical
Like most similar Europe the desks from which
ne regular lectures the wards for clinical
Me under the roof
ne completion additions the bniding
@ ast for ick will
we usefulness THE medical and surgical clinic.
me entire o full course Of lectures 500
iAcuca anatomy by the demonsrrsto
payable only
Admsion To the medical aud surgical clinic througn the Whole
Curse without chaFgu
fuf further information, address LEWIS H STEINER. VI. D.,
pssn dthe Faculty Office Washington Inf,marTE
Aug2S-eodto Nov tSentneIl
nbhHrhe Subscribers having Established themselves
lumber business the old sf VIM Bird srth
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Buwsr's Night and Morning. / vol Luodor.
Buwers Caxions / vol. London.
The Treasury Medicine by John James NJ. ID. VOL Lon
skeces in Ultra Name ., by James Hannay vol London
w,ia spsts West by Gerssecher vol. London
BetnaTd and Robin on the Blood
kirkbnde on Hospitals for the Insane.
Things in Au1trica by w Chambers
Hass Dictionary Medicine and Dental surgery second ed
ton.
De Bows Review for November,
N0v4 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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ARRKsTRD~-The perpetrator Of the rape briefly
alluded 10 yesterday, Patrick Mckinney, . barber
by trade, was last evening arrested By S1hcer Hals
on board the steamer r. q. Conn, o. ~ NoWnvnrd
trip from this city. The oflcer found Mn aslssp on
the upper deck aft Of the pilots room. he va
taken 70 Hudson, then brought BY railroad 70 tAis
city last evening. The design upon che female Ia
question was studied and premedisatsd. IL appears
her way home one evening last week, asked AcKin.
ney to show her tho way to Liberty street. which he
did. On Sunday evening he met her again, when
they walked up TO the National Garden, and aiter
partaking OF some Refreshments. she sAys they went
up hill, where he accomplished his design. The
case Was exauninea By Jus(icc COX, wh0 fully com
mitsed him TO iaa TO await The action Of The Ranj
jwy~-AbsaG Evsssas yesrwsi, Awg. l.
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wAstevty iumed ists slIsct. Aewsvw, the panic may
produce, vi nat, in COMO erciaI sense, be With
cut rone boBehciaf consequences. Il viii eek ~
once, the re- kl<ss spirit .sAioh has maltipded no
oertaktDgs that Involve immense liabilities, ana
which, Without some such rude ana severe book.
would have gone On 70 3 stali uere hazardous ex
tent. The capital required for the completion Of the
engagements already entered into VIII tax ths
enbaryass The ordinary tzanrsstions Of commerce;
county Struggles through ana cvercones its did
cultes has been sufficiently shDvn In history
and Sds ss. % for rs Re
than atemposry deficiency II caital With good corn
andeotton crops, end the vAstiinAusy thai cestes
and accumuatss wealth more rapidly than any othes
its prosperity being srtssse By whas u called over
speculation on over training. TIE real capital Of che
country Is In the energy and the enterprise OF its
people; and with tAefS elements Of success every
mulus Of endeavor. The Americans have been over
trading and over speculatiDg ever since they we're
patton; their liabilities have always been more or
less. mortgage on futurty; but they have Devsr
yet failed to ind xsy wherever they bad vii! e
capital 10 the measure not of their inability to pay
their debts but Of their power TO multiply and in,
crease the means Of paying more to theil creditors
than other people: They have, probably, heavier
engagements on their hands, Ct the present time,
than they can cover without little embarrassment,
but their present embarrassment arises from the In
vestmept Of capital in enterprises that Speculstiso
q mary Of them may have been, win vastly enhance
the available resources and elcrate toe future
progress and prosperity Of the republic. *
Smuggling ON Board tho Champion Of tho
9oass @ ~s+
At the Liverpool Police Court, on June 18th, Mr..
Mather presiding, Thomas Cook, described - toe
mate Of the ship Champion of the Seas Was charged
Dy CUSTOM mouse omcer, named LOCK, VINO sAG ne
Mt n1u0 h0po tA0U ononl
with two quarts Of spirits. contrary to law. One
bottle contained rum and the other wsiskey. The
value to the Crown, of the spirits was 7s.
Mr.. Cook aaid the spirits had been sent from New
York az samples, and he did not think there WAS
any stoppage on samples.
The officer said the defendant must be well aware
that he could not take the spirits ahore, and for
this reason, on the previous Saturday he brought
the bottles ont In box, and he was told TO take
them back again, ss the of1cer would not let them
60 On Tuesday he brought sut the bottles in q
handkerchief, when he was stopped. s~
The magistrate fined Mr.. Cook 7s., which he at
once paid, and was discharged.
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unfortunately refuse to give credeDce, unless 1t
shown TO be false by other inform lton more salts
factory and Of public character. This intelligence
Ia as follows -
l. There isto be organized at the city Of New York
company, OF which the chief mayer, or whatever his
title mny be- Is one Mr. D. A. Graves, having in view
the preparation Of an expedition 70 the AmAx IN,
which they pretend to ascend in spite Of the prohi
btion OF the government of Brazil, in searth Of the
ports OF Peru In the upper waters Of the river.
expedition, one Ii now ready, and the other " In
process Of construction, IL not already constructed.
II Is this undertaking that Lieut.. Porter would be
attached to, or whose vessels he would take com
msbd Of.
O. That independently of shis expedition, another
with view TO force the Amazon, and to proceed by
The river Madeira up to the ports Of Bolivia, on the
continents Of this river those undertaking. this expe.
dtion having In view the reward which the govern.
ment Of that republic promised to the first steamer
that would be able TO effect such Q voyage.
figures se chief Or principal associate, steamer Of
$50 tons being already built, and ready to SAIL To
this must DO added The additional cifcu nstaocc of
the emwssari0s having purchased arms I'd repel by
force any obstacle that might be placed In their way
By the Brazilian authorities
In The midst Of all this intelligence, there Is one
circumstance which, solely from the gravity Of It's
character induced the Undersigned 70 point 1t out
to the attention OF the Honorable Secretary Of State
and that Is the command Of one Of Mr.. Graves
steamers being attributed to Lieut.. Porter. For,
even though the undersigned should mot entertain
the fullest condolences in The principles Of justice and
sentiments Of loyalty which the government OF the
United States desires 70 nurtare and Cultivate
towards Brazil, as In an analogous circumstance the
Honorable Mr.. Marcy was pleased TO exRres, II 70
tue undersigned, IN his nots q Apvr 20th, Of the
current year, the undsrSisned could MOT, without
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Tie King cannot separate Ainsoh nom the CON-
vicxioD that his aueuss hrothern lsw Ia his wisdom
has only 70 follow path 10 conformity With his own
interests - vel - sith bis prseed"g declarations,
1, bring the question in dispute, by the assurances
WI ich respond 70 the just soctude of the Courts OF
Berlin and Vienna, On ground which Offers pracsa-
cal starting points, and lead TO satisfactory sola
ton by oircumscribing warlike action on both
sides. Our august master hopes that the present
proceeding will meet with q reception from tho EN-.
pe'or of Russia conformsbly 70 the sentiments
which dictated it, and that the reply win be Of q
nature TO withdraw the King from the painful No
engagements. Have the goodness, Monsieur lie
Baron. TO communicate this dispatch to the Chan
cellor Of the Empire. Accept, &C.,
(Signed) De hANTEuFFEL.
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The undersigned, Envoy Extraordinary and Min,
ixser plenipo.entisry Of bis Majesty the Emperor
Of Brazil, bad the honor TO acknowledge We receipt
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~ valoe WniCn We ottecn 70 receiving prompt and
precise declarations, which may 10 tranqulize
pss an end 70 the horrors Of war. Accept, &C.,
eBisned) Dn Buell.
TO BARON DE NORTHERN.
BERLIN, July IL, 1854.
The Cabinet Of Vienna has Just commune sted 70
~ Tie despatch which Count do Buol. bv order of
The EDperor has addressed to the Austrian envoy
- D. Petersburg, In order that he may read It to
Count dc Neseelrode, and furnish him with COPY of
- We And In that despatch on the subject Of the
ssnpation Of the Principaiities by the Russian
tssops vewa which are participated In by the king,
y with profound regret that his Majesty has
v11essed up 70 this time the failure VI all the efforts
which his cabinet has made to put an emf TO state
u things which Is not only one Of the princi
pal reasons Of the present struggle, which ex-
cites the greatest uneasineH, and the sad con-
sequences Of which must necessarily increase by a
more prolonged and extended duration. Sine In y
lions and 30 many interests, the Emperor of Aus
tzia has once more addressed himself 70 the exalted
sentiments OF the Emperor Of Russia, In order to
prevent the devclopemcnt Of these imminent dan
gers tne King, our august master, cannot but give
his support 20 this proceeding Of the Austrian
cabinet. According TO the orders Of his Majesty,
beg you, IN consequence, IA. le Baron, to also make
known % Count de Nesselrode the protocol of the
0th April, copy Of which IL annexed and to ex.
kmperor Nicholas win only sce in them motives for
submitting TO an impartial appreciation the high
vaIue which, as we'll 40 the Emperor Francis 10
eeph. the King, our august master, must attach to
Ghe Russian armies not extending their OPERATIONS
farther IN tie Danubian provinces, aud that . not
distant tsFm may be pat TO the occupation OF the
ytoviarss b ~ armies ~
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enlightened regard for the interests of the empire,
win seek by all convenient means to devclopc its
vast resources.
It appears to the undersigned that no measure
wouJd certainly be mere conducive to this result
than to remove the unnecessary restrictions upon
the navigation Of the Amazon, and especially upon
the passage Of vessels fthe United States commu-
nicatne with the territories Of Peru and Holivia by
that river and her tn utaries.
IL Is TO be hoped that by means Of treaty stipula-
lions, these advantages might be obtained for the
citizens Of the United States.
The undersigned avails himself of this opportu.
nifty to reiterate to Mr.. Morera the expressions Of
his very distinguished considerations.
To Mr.. FL. de CarvaIbo Moreira.
SECRETARY posBrN TO SECRETARY MAtcY.
NAVY DEPARrNENT, Sept 10, 1853.
SIR:--You desired to be informed BY me whether
any cence or permission had been granted to Lieut.
w. ID. Porter TO enable him 70 engage In any under.
taking or expedition relating to the navigation OF
the Amazon, without the consent Of the Brazilian
This department did not concede any such license
or permission and did not deem it proper 70 do so Ia
the present state of our negotiations with Brazil
nurture the hope, sir, that friendly relations
with Brazil may remove all the obstacles which. up
to this moment, cmbazrass our free and unlimited
commercial intercourse with the regions Of tbe ANA
xon, and which may contribute materially TO pro-
mote the prosperity Of Brazil. and Of the United
ststes.
have the honor to remain, with the greatest re-
spect, your obedent servant. }. Q. DoBBfN
To the Honorable w. l.. MARCY, 6ec'y Of State.
rnE BRAZILIAN MINISTER TO rHE SECRETARY OF
STATE.
IxpERiAL LEGATION OF BRAzrI,(
p ae WASHINGTON, Oct. 3, 1853.
The undersigned, Envoy Extraordinary and Min,
lister Pleniposentisry Of his Majesty the Emperor
Of Brazil, bad the honor TO acknowledge We receipt