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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
FOR SALE BY
MOORE 81 KUYKENDAL,
100 pieces KERsEYS
100 pair NEGRO BLANKETS
100 pieces blcachcd and brown SHIRT1NGS
100 " FANCY PRINTS
10 &" Furnitura DO.
% " FANCY MUSLINS
Is L" DELAINES and CASHMFRES
- " Rock Island JEANS, all colors
" BEDTICKING
IL /" Plain and Fancy JEANS
6 =" APRON CHECKS
10 /" GINGIIAMS
superine BROADCLOT1T
10 q" FANCY EESTlNGS
Cambrics and Shawls, Silk and Linen IIandkorchiefs
and Ties Plaid Linscysand Fanhes, Hosiery, Thread,
Needles, Pins, Concord IN. c. Yarn, &c.
ALso-A SMALL LOT OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Blanket ard Drab OTER-COATS Fancy Cashmere
PANTS, Velvet, Silk and Satin VESTS.
ALSO.
20 dozen first quality Wool HATS
case Albion Do.
do Congress Do.
do assorted Cashmere DO.
l do superfne Silk DO.
! do CAPS Plush, Cloth and Glazed
do UMBRELLAS:
0HEAVY GROCERIES.
hogsheads Muscorado and Cuba SUGARS
10 barrels first quality clarified DO.
Loycrng's crashed DO.
20 bags Rio COFFEE
10 Java DO.
10 sixth boxes first quality Sperm CANDLES
25 boxes Adamantino DO.
10 do cheap SOAP
do fancy DO.
10 do Pearl STARCH
20 gross MATCHES.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
IL baskets genuine IIcidsick CHAMPAGNE
do Dcmercier DO.
do Imitation Hedsick DO.
10 do first quality CLARET WINE
2qr. casks Old SHERRY DO.
do do MADEIRA DO.
do do PORT DO.
4 do do MALAGA DO.
l case WINE BITTERS
l-2 pipe sold Otard" BRANDY
or. cask " Old Pale" DO.
do London Dock DO.
do Old Holland GIN
6 cases Schiedam Schnaps DO.
l cask old Bourbon WHISKEY
barrels Eagle DO.
20 do Old Rye Hammond DO.
so do Double Rccti6ed DO.
Together with many other articles which will be
sold exceedingly low for cash or short time.
w. c. MOORE.
I CASE fresh Preserved PEACHES. Just received
l. by L. y. AUSTIN.
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Corn Starch.

TRESH, and of superior quality, large supply Just
Il received at IL D. DhiihIc' ~
April IS
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Window Glass.
Lamps! Lalnps!!

Lamps! Lamps!
ToR Lard Oil and Burning Fluid, large variety,
omonr which are few of the new Pantent Safety
Iamns, ahd Cans to match. Just received at
1''tT'i'' Pn,, o '"'r ~ O.. j. DeHAY'S.
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DolEleSticS.

DoIElcSticS.
ID ED and white Flannels, Linseys, Ticks, Sheetngs
IL all widths, Bed aud Crib Blankets, Long Cloths
brown and bleached Shirtings, &c. For sale low, by
Sept 27. A. NJ 6 r. KENNEDY.
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Wine and Brandy.
Pipe supcrfne Old Pale Brandy,
1" =" Madeira Vino,
Just received by J. a. SCHROCK.
Sept. l3. 37tf
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HANGING Lamps.

Inst receiyeda. z. j. DELAYS.
Dec. 2l.-3t
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TUST received 1t tie "Old Corner,"a choice lot'o
- fresh Teas. Z. ". BONNEY.
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Carter's Spanish Mixture,

DULLS, Sands and Townsend's Sarsapariila, Pep.
ID SIM Aliens Compound, Colleton's Bitters Hol-
loway's Pills and Ointment; Jew Davids or Hebrew
Plaster; Hobensack's Liver Pills and Worm Syrup;
McLane's Vermifuge and Liver Pills, together with
all the popular Family Medicines, usually needed at
this season, may be foundat
April lS-tf. -.. 2. j. DELAYS.
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Fresh Saratoga Water,
Hides.

= - ~ ~ - Hides.
THE highest price will be given for good hides
/ by -. W. ANDERSON.
Aug. 90 : 81 Il.
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Hair Brushes.

4 Hair Brushes.
TBE undersigned has now on hand an elegant as.
| sortment Of French, English and American Hair
Brushes to which he invites the attention of his
merous friends and customers
, August 9-32 If 49, Q. j. DELAY.
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A FRESH SUPPLY, just received, among them
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I OR. CAsK very superior PORT WINE, for mcdi
L cal purposes. For sale Ly
April s. L. \. AUSTIN.
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be doubted that ii will prove important route Of
munication. The experience of the Nicaragua transit
route when ron-hul sern-whee boats drawing from Is
10 II inches Of water and carrying four hundred passen
gers with their baggage and OF the Allegheny river in
Pennsylvania and the little Tombighee in Alabama Is
elusive on this question.
have submitted the practical difficulties of the nayiga-
ton OF the Missouri with its currents rapids, sand bars
and sudden deecons to the consideration Of experienced
who have been the pioneers these rivers and
skilled both in the construction and the running Of boats
and they satisfied that steamers OF very considerable
tonnage and carrying many passengers be used
this river the entire distance TO the vicinity Of the Falls
and company now in Oregon who running line of
steamers the Upper Willamette contemplating
tending another the line of the Columbia from It's
present terminus at the Dalles, TO Wallah Wallah.
The Missouri river furnishes the natural channel for the
supplying of goods<or the proposed Indian council at Fort
Benton and also for the permanent supply of goods TO In
dians in the eastern portion OF the Territory OF Washing
ton.
Should no action be had in this matter till late Pc
rod of the session that the council cannot be held till
other year. nevertheless ought 10 be made this session.
in order that timely notice may be given TO the Indians
the preparations be made with and nothing omitted
to its complete The funds viii be wanted
for the fiscal year for which appropriations are being
made and the Indians looking forward to the coun-
Gil will feel that they have been trihed WITH unless definite
information be given to them in relation TO II the
present year.
submit these facts and considerations with the earnest
hope that when placed before Congress, they may show
the absolute necessity of the council to the OF
peace among the Indians and the protection OF the proper
and persons citizens and that opporu-
nifty may be avaled of when these tribes are DESTROYS to
be permanent relations Of amty with our government
and with each other
am, sir, very respectfully, your most obedient
ISAAC !. STEVENS,
Governor and Superintendent
of Territory Of Washington
Hon. George w. MAsyPEksy,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
Washington, ID. G.
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flour is nrmy held and prices 50 s. 70 State canal
and SO rs SIS rs western. Corn neal 50 81 So 81.
Wheat upper lake red, 81 So. Barley, ST. Corn s2a 81
cents western mixed 10 So cents round yellow Whske,
2s cents Pork IL easysales SIS Is 81 81 Sl2
prime Lard ok cents Butter plenty at IL Ia cents
The stock market has been excited by the explosion in
Parker Vein one OF the speculation coal stocks II appears
that there are 10000 shares-say S6,0o0ooo capital
aoa Of 600 shares the public have been in
formed The legality OF the proceedings to be tested The
market is generally heavy, and without speculative action
Yours PRENTICE.
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MAJ. ,;s head we illustrated the proneness Of men 'Au
.,no. i, change By showing that in is4s Mr. oy ION
aad voted for territorial bin containing clause
. ~ me right Of voting BY foreigners which Is dehues
,h same with clause in the Nebraska bil"neh 0l"a''
in tbe latter bill he opposed aeonsnui'ona
hA introduced and pod for the clause N the iofe
hp, ur illustration was SO striking and conclusive rs 70
the mutability of statesmen that Mr. Clayton iei'
called upon 10 explain the Inconsistency OF ms TWO posi-
ans 4, the Senate ON yesterday. His explanation VI" DC
snna IN our columns to-day and we INVITE me reader
..a...on tat lie viii find that whilst Mr. Clayton ad-
80 ~ inconsistency Of his two positions, he yet ex-
enses himself ON the ground that his bill Of lSAs was
oromse and stood no chance to pass without the
ause which he then believed and still insists, was UNI
constitutional We shall arrsign the senator for voting
far bill which he believed 70 be unconstitutional all
thoug as senator he had taken the usual oath to sup
mort the constitution That is matter Of conscience over
which we have no sort of jurisdiction. The pressure I'M
der which he gave the severe and we can well
make much allowance for the influence OF patriotic mo-
tyes under such embarrassing circumstances But II oe-
ours to US that the pressure in sis not greater than IN
1854 and that considerations which induced the senator
at the former period TO waive his constitutional opinions
we're not more exacting than at the latter period This
however, was matter for Mr.. Caytons own conscience
and therefore we cast no censure on him for his decision
The fcts Of record stand as stated Mr. Clayton has
made his explanation and give him the full benefit OF
It bv publishing it in our columns
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This equal to Increased value Of SA2 600 and
exclusive of other grains and -four During the last
mer when short harvest began to be appehended ID
supposed that the of the large exports would be ow
back enable the food dbe paid for without
disturbing the exchanges but the losses those exports
large the diminished the export trade while IL has
matcrals-woo India cotton, silk, tea, Coffee
sugar. &cn increasing abundance to England the most
available market Topay for those large supplies, in add
ton the food specie necessarily flows out Of the Bank Of
England towards those points whence these articles
Piled France has nearly closed her purchases Of food and
she realizes upon materials in England Specie has
therefore, begun accumulate in her vaults The compare
tive of interest in Paris and London with the quan
ties of specie held at three points expressed in dollars,
follows
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LOCAL N Il w ..

Cry oaAarxs-The memorial published below is being
circulated among citizens for their signatures has
already been signed by large number Of them II fol-
lows
States The undersigned citizens of Washington CITY, inn
pore Congress amend its charter that the polls elect
that corporate authorities shall divide the wards of the
city into two or more election districts SO that all the votes
may be taken conveniently ia day and that the voters
shall be required 10 vote esoa
The election in this city has demonstrated the
st Of these amendments enable all its citizens to cast their
votes and then detect and those which Illegal
Under the present SYSTEM IL illegal is put into the
cannot be corrected because Except the
person who gave III know for whom ii given, and
his testimony would not be worthy of credit But when
Illegal vote cast uro be corrected at time
thereafter by striking the of the voter from the poll
book, and dedncting his vote from the aggregate
MARRIAGE or JUICE SarrH.-The Hon. VIM. Il. Smith,
the able and patriotic representative of the Tuscaloosa Ala
bama district in the Congress of the United States
yesterday united in holy wedock Miss Whelmina Easby
daughter of Captain William Easily. The marriage took
place at the residence of the brides father in this city, The
Hon. Samuel A. Smith, Of Tennessee, acted groomsmsn
and Miss Cornea Houston the accomplished daughter Of
Alderman Houston, bridesmaid. Many gentlemen and
ladies OF distinction witnessed the celebration Of the marriage
nuptals Among the former Senators Fitzpatrick and
Clay of Asbama and Douglas and Shields, of Illinois The
happy pair left in the veoclock train bridal to the
Falls Of Niagara.
GEoaeETowN CORPORATIONS NOTES.-The corporation OF
Georgetown has issued OF the denomination ye six
and dollars for circulation. The and dollars
Of the corporation to be redeemed and is
sued.
REAL sALEs.--Messrs. Green Scott auctoneers
sold Tuesday last lot Of ground Missouri avenue,
fronting "a feet inches, with depth of l27 feet inches
upon which there twosory brick house with basement
for the sum Of s3242 Mr. Michael McDermot the pur
chaser
j. G. McGure, auctioneer, also sold Tuesday lot No
square 535, of south and Sd Streets containing
about square feet at 10 cents per square foot Pur-
chaser, Mr.. Edward H. Pendleton.
Miss e. w. WHIrE.This eminenty gifted lady, native
OF Richmond Virginia, and daughter of Thomas White esq.,
who for many years conducted he Southern Literary Mesen
ger will entertain the public at Carusis Saloon this
ming by reading productions of the Sweet Bard of Avon
Miss Whites style of eocution is highly commended by
Virginia contemporaries and hope that she will be greet
ed with large audience.
Music CAPiroL.The crowd the Capitol grounds
to hear the music OF the Marine Band yesterday afternoon
was immense
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correspondent Of the Journal evidently OF the tory
members Of the council (no outside of that body can
be found defend their acton appears very anxious to
have the democrats get upa popular celebration OF the
Fourth of Juyfor the purpose presume OF relieving
them of some Of the odium which viii surely attach to
them by the Dissertation Of the day proposed by the res
oluon which they adopted Monday last Instead OF
recommending the getting up celebration here In the city
of Providence where the sound OF tong bells VIII CRATE
harshy upon the ear that pAYso full Of glorious rem
nisconces every rucheared republicanwe would adj
wise every who has spark Of patriotism In his breast
to the city he would place that is smitten with
the plague and in some genial atmosphere give vent
to his patriotic aspirations in such rational manner as sur
rounding circumstances may suggest--Pror. r. ~ Poa
HEAD AND TAr-.Jonts That's fine horse you are Lead
ing Patrick; he carries his head well.
Pat That's true an It's grand tail that he carries be-
hind him.
Jones Behind bml Don't everything that carries tail
II behind him2
No, yer honor.
y MOI What don't3
bafpenny carries it's tail on one side and its
the other
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r. sAa p,e. ss.asn Of sy smses, 90 al
~Ass asay
Satisfactory evidence having exhDd tsi Csmor
aSeao spponted coasa Of Brunswick aud Lansn
burg Nsw Jessoy and DsawaIe 10
reside Philadelphia hereby recognise him SUCH and do
clare him ee aud such functions, powers and
privilege allowed o the most favored nations
IN United States.
la testimony letters TO be lSsds
and The United hssunso sred
Given under c Warrington Ihe l2t day Of
H. al june A. d. 1854 Of the United
states Of America the seventy eighth
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY tho PRESIDENT
w. l.. MAxor, Secretary OF state
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properly decided in rus rssidenss
kholdeu and
shareholder receiving daenceope worth ~ and o. NE
quality caed The high chaxctrs nad
son ose and the great and extended reputation and
o Mr. Wheha he sufficient that tho
viii be promptly and faithfully
performed labor will b. distributed galleries
capable 81 producing from 900 500 diem
Not mo fifty thousand shares will he sold
and wishing
type entle them share the above will
please enclose the amount postpaid, Whehuss Gallery
Washington.
Hs for the sale OF in this city, at their
south side Pennsylvania between os and
strrat.. June I5--d3t
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ny y. @. MCGUIRE, A.cssossser.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTfON--On Mcnasy
afternoon, June m O'Clock the premises shall sell o
fronting south between
street Ind Delaware avenue running back 100 feet.
Aso fronting - fact 10 inches on bousf
n street, running back 10 feet DsiawaFe avenue.
situated in rapidly improving part o.
he Isnnd. and deserve eepAcist attention,
Terms cash residue IN Ex and twelve morths
JAs. q. MCGUIRE,
Juse l5--d Aucsossss
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baportI into Great B,itain,

The value Of exports for the three months Of the
present year 0O while the increased value OF the
grain alone imported 100000 The enhanced value of
grain imported during the year 1853 than the in
creased value of the whole exports in that year. When
bearing this fact in mind contemplate the great increase
in all other imports at very high prices cannot be
prised that gold flows out of England.
The average price of wheat England from January to
May II this year. been 1885, per quarter and for the
period last year ASS while the quantity imported has bean
far greater, follows
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The year 1862 of small imports OF breadstuhs,
which caused decline in the aggregate amount Of official
imports. In 1858 the the The export
turns the remarkable showing increase OF nearly
OOoo 900 in single year. OF this amount however,
nearly half 10 Australia to which point Ga,
sent in 1858 against a. in 1884, and the imports
into Australia nearly double the quantity received from
Great Britain On those exports 10 Australia large losses
have been sustained In the time the imports Of all
produce into Great Britain well food have been
large scale. The following table shows the quantities i'm
ported for the year and for the quarter ending with March
last:
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DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
Office Indian Affairs June IL, 1854.
DEPARTMENT or TIE INTERIOR,
Office Indian Affairs, June 10, 1854.

SIN: have the honor to enclose for your perusal
port from his exccency Gov Stevens, ey-ofco supern
tendent Of Indian affairs for Washington Territory on the
subject Of holding council with the various tribes Of In
dams and west of the Rocky mountains with whom
treaties have not beer made.
The report very full and complete, and the iniorma
ton contains is of much general interest for this latte
reason Gov Stevens wishes to have IL published in som
Of the city papers objection 10 companc,
with his request
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant
CHARLES f. MIN,
Acting Commissioner
Hon RoskEr McCLn.LASp,
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BY T Il L + G r. A p H.
From Nelc York.


New YonK, June lA.-Thc royal mail steamer Asia sailed
at to-day for Liverpool with seventy passengers only
She takes out in specie Tho specie drain causing
some slight unensness in monetary circles the ship
men for the month it is expected will exceed five millions
fully equal to the anticipated receipts of gold from
California.
The Arabias fully digested, although
kcts generally show buoyant feeling Cotton has i'd
vanced one-fourth on the lower grades.
Flour is firm at So So II State brands. Wheat firm slight
advanced rates. Corn 10 81 cents. In oats change
In stocks there is more buoyant feeling. ttast
Ncic Hampshire Legislature.
CosookD, June l4.-Hadlcy (dem was to-day elected
secretary Of State by Of 1885, l54 of coalition oppo
ton. Hartman (dem elected State by vote
of 1859, to l52 of coalition opposition.
Death Of Merchant.
New YoRK, June A.-Henry Thomas, for many years
enterprsng and highly respected merchant of Savannah
Georgia. died at Norwich, Connecticut.
Heavy Foiwe
LouIsvILLE, June l3.Huston Milton grocery and COM
mission merchants Of this city, have failed for large
amount.
Markets.
BALTInoRE, June -Flour-sales of 800 barrels How
street at SIS so City Mills held ssno sales Wheat
81 Corn-sales of 20 900 bushels white at II 73 cents
yellow at rs so cents Rye sold at 1o4 ITO Oats
sold at IS a G2 cents. Other articles unchanged.
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS OPPOSITE THE
Railroad Depot and Capitol Hill At anctcn-on Wednes
day Q Insast shall se - hve o'c.ock mi In front Of
adjoining Fcys Hoe ON The east and
Depot on street II - fest by
n
Also amer the sale OF the above shall sell north
half az o 8 No oe5, roAtina
Csosos street. Nsh street, adjoining
derce Of Capitol
Inc city. -
Terms balance ~ aad 10 months fbr
bearing day OF deed given deed o ~
Tile indis eutabe
yuns I'D Ascuoneers.
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NY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctaonssxs.
OFFENSIVE SALE or ExCEiLENT FURNITURE Al
II Hotel orders VI distInin
and deed Of sa sell al Gadsbys Hotel
Of Sd street and PcnnsvanA avenues Thursday
18Th instant ~ O'Clock, comacncing In the east house,
al the furniture, goods chsttels said house,
Mahogany sofas and dlvans
rocking, othaI chairs
DO dsessiag and other bureaus
Do wash aud other sAAds
DO marbie-top aud other tsbicr
FIalch other bedseads
other chairs
WaTafobas dressing writing tables, and toilet sete
Feather beds and bedding
Hair and sluck mattresses
Two fine piano fortss, stools, and covers
brussels, Spy, ingram, passage, and stair carpets
Hearth rugs and oilcl0th
Hemp and stYSw mating
China glass; and cSocksy-wafe Of every description
Britannia casters, channy dsAes, and coffee
Window curtains and shadrs Of every description
Gill and mahogany frame mirror +
Gas chandeliers and burners, clocks Ac fa.sa
Two laTge cooking and kitchen reaustes.
With lot Of ares which
4s
Of shall proceed the
furniture In me west house, which comprises beautiful
and will be fully described advertisement
We would respectfully Inform public
and Of furniture Of quality in
both houses
Terms Of sale All Of aud $40 go
fourth cash. fourth In six nine and In
twelve months the credit
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest the day o.
GREEN X SCOTT,
June lid H Aucionecrs
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New Yosx, June IS, 1854.

The trade Of the United Kingdom for the three past years
has been officially returned as folows
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The result Is greater export than import movement.
The quantity goods gone into warehouse has been very
large and the be carried this
siderable The exports Of specie from this city are less than
last year tho PERIOD and the California receipts
greater The quantity held by the banks, however, dmn
shes; nevertheless, the banks discount their receipts
The produce markets pretty firm Cotton well sup
ported at the official rates, a follows:
Nee York Classification.
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The rate New York is that Of the banks for short paper
out of doors the higher Between Paris London and
Hamburg the difference very great and must lead speedy
equalization 1t exhibits however, Influences II bust
unaffected by political fears the cheap money Of the
continent would promote ENTERPRISE stimulate demand for
goods and produce that would speedily equazo the rates of
money As is enterprise is checked and the dcarness of
food weighing upon the markets. continual decline
raw and the of production which operates
against speculation in goods and consgnments New York
sell at rates disastrous 20 holders.
The want of stocks of produce the board has pre-
vented that extent exports which the high prices abroad
and low freghts would The imports and exports
Of the port eleven months of the fiscal year have been
follows;
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BY j.. q. MCGUIRE. ANctieneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF HAY.-On Friday afternoon, June
10th, O'clock the Smithsonian grounds, shall sell
10 SACKS well cared hay.
Terms cash, in specie.
l5-d Auctioreer.
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Washington, juno II, Is54
SIN return herewith the report of Governor Stevens
Of Washington Territory, which submitted with youi
letter Of the 10th instant asking whether aay objection
existed TO his having permission to publish the same and
to state that improperly in his doing II he de-
sires IT,
am, sir, very respectfully, your obt servapL
r. McCLELLAND Secretary.
CRas +. Nix, esq,
Acting Commissioner Of Indian Affairs