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AN OVERWHELMING REPLY.

In the course of long, able and whitening reply to the
oeuted ISLANDERS in regard to the federalism Of Mr.
Buchanan, the New York Day Book says:
"Now, the truth is Mr. Buchanan never was federast
the true Of that term federalist opposer
d the of 1872 MIR. Buchanan supported the by his
own good sword. Mr. Buchanan elected to Congress
the first time in $780, and asupporter Of Mr. Monroe adj
yet this administration supported by the
ieraists the Cntonians and democrats it gives his
mics chance say that he federalst The true way
determine what he is to go to the record Did he sup
port federal wing measures? Did he favor strict
" construction of the constitution By their fruits ye
,h, know them. Now almost the first speech (and
bs one it was) which Mr. buchanan made the floor Of
Congress in opposition to bankrupt law. In this speech
he showed its injustice to the aborng classes and its wrong
in granting special privileges to the few.
Upon other questions his record is equally democratic
Party lines then not drawn. The old federal party had
rken its principles and made preensions the era
good feeling, it called. When, however, Mr.. Mon
drew the lines in his celebrated upon internal
Vment and in the enunciation of the Monroe doctrine,
the goats separated from the sheep. The former all
became national republicans, and Mr.. Clay, cha
Hsd and disappointed joined them. Where was Mr. Blu
anan all through this Did he 20 of after the strange
gods Of the republican party like many pretended demo-
Gratis Of the present day Not at all. We find him unwa-
ng in his support of democratic principles from the day
entered the floor OF Congress until the present. and
DIP his enemies to prove differently"
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Light-house BodrdLighthouses at Wipter Harbor and
Kenne5uk River, Maine-Inormation has been received
from Portland, Maine that lighthouse will be built du-
ring the present Mark island at the west side OF
the outer entrance of Winter Harbor Gouldsborough
Maine The lighthouse will be cylindrical brick tower
painted white and attached to the dwelling house which
will be painted brown The light shown will be fixed
white light and its position in the list Of lighthouses OF
1856 will be next after No. Prospect Harbor light
ho6se) 1t viii be lighted for the first time the LIST OF
January, 1851.
lighthouse viii also be built during the present
the pierhead at the mouth of the Kennebunk
river The lighthouse viii be small square frame
ture painted white and the lantern win be square and
placed on the end OF the building The light shown
will be red fixed and win be exhibited for the FIRST time
on January l. 1851
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o + FIG IA l..


TREASURY DLfARTMEfT,
a.s sa~5aaa May %. 1886.
hereby given holders stock issued
Congress July, 1896 such stock
by terms and will paid Treasury the
certificates eso the 18th Of November when
thereon will ~
department purchase such prior said
redemption will the following
addition the interest accrued 10 the day opnrchaSe with one
days interest money reach the vendor I-"
on Treasury between the ist day Of
3st Of july ncIusye half OF cent ON
anou specified in the certificates;
received the LIST and 3s days of August
fourth Of per cent
3 OF August the inter
hergoa additional interest only will be
paid. -tEas.
Certificates OF such stock transmitted under
duly assigned party entitled receive
The purchase money tbs LIST July, the
also be assigned by the present stock
holder will be payable heretofore
holders 81 other stocks OF the United
purchase the lst
day day OF December next unless the OF
nom the day OF the las, dividend
Interest," days additional for the reach
The vendor, the following Of premium
on stock loan Of 1872 premium Of 10 cent;
on ie47 and ls4e premium OF 10
And on September, 1880
monty indemnity stock, premium Of
transmitted under this notice should be duly assigned
the party entitled receive the and
previous July the half years interest must
also be assigned present sockhod Otherwise the interest
for year will be payable TO him heretofore
Payment foregoing stocks VIII be made by dras
he ass ant New York Philadelphia
the parties entitled receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 2a-dihi2Nov Secretary Of The Treasury
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Indian Bureou-Thc Seneca indian Deieoaton.-A dele
cation OF Seneca Indians from the Indian country west Of
Arkansas waited upon the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
his Office day before yesterday morning The osensble
object Of this talk" appeared to be desire on the part Of
the Indians annu treaty which entered into by
them with the United States about two years ago, and
which has not yet been ratified BY the Senate These In
dams are all large and stoutlooking, and citizens
dress and their feelings towards the United States are
quite friendly.
General Land O6ceRestordtion 10 market Of portion
Of the Lands recently pilidrdpn in Wi,consin-The Com
missioner Of the General Land Office has given public
ce Of the restoration to entry and after the 4h day Of
August next of portion Of the lands lying In the Mineral
Point Stevens Point and Menasha land districts in Wis
cor in all Of which lands recently withdrawn on nc
count OF the railroad grants in that saie il having been
asceraned that the lands restored are without the
probable limits Of these grants BY this action large bodies
Of valuable land viii again be made liable TO entry and 10
cation, and thus prove great public benefit
We understand that as more definite informa-
ton Of the routes OF hcse railroads shall be received at this
Office Il contemplated to release other lands in other dis
tricts in this State.
Patent, granedTbe issues Of patents for the week end
gn, L. Ok
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l. OC AL N Il w y.

TuF ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT on CoLUEnn CotLxoE D. O.
held yesterday morning in the street Baptist church
Degrees were conferred as follows;
Degree Of Bachelor Of Phiosophy-Thomas IT. Scott,
Virginia.
Degree Of Bachelor OF Arts-James G. Board Virginia;
Mahlon A. Hensley, Virginia J. Boulware Kidd Virginia
Charles II. Utermehle, d. @.
Degree Of Master OF Ars-George T. Bagby, Virginia
William +. Duncan Virginia; Edward l. Force d. O.;
Luther r. Gwaltney Virginia; William J. Houston North
Carolina; Jesse ]. Mass, Mississippi William D. Rice
South Carolina Henry II. Wyer, Virginia
We had the pleasure yesterday Of taking BY the hand
John r. Johnson esq, the weknown artist He Is on nj,
way to Lancaster Pennsylvania for the purpose OF paint
ing the portrait Of Hon. James Buchanan The portrait
has been ordered by the Natons Democratic Association
OF Cincinnati.
ArrorxrvuSrs--Tbe mayor has appointed
For commissioner Of the eastern section Of the canal
Joseph Cross.
Sealcr Of weights and mcasures-Hirsm Richey.
Inspector Of fire apparatus-John w. Merlin.
For measurers Of grain, BRAN 6c-First district John
Wilson second district Jos. 7. Williams.
Commissioners Of the West Burial Ground-Joseph Bor-
rows, VIM Wilson, John T. Hardness
Superintendent Of swecpsFirst ward Thoms. J. Jones
Fourth ward Frederick Koz; Fifth ward John T Neal
Sixth ward James r. Wood; Seventh ward Edward Ham
mersey.
Al the last meeting Of the city councils the following
financial statement wa, received from the mayor:
Corporation Of Warrington IN account With ne Baak Of
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NOTE.

PToposals DO guaranteed BY responsible persons, CERT.
ned 10 sacb by postmaster Judge OF eou OF record an
contract et be entered into by the bidder with surely
before the lst Of July n
No will be made or trips not performed and for each OF such
Omissions satisfactorily three times the OF the Trip
may be deducted For arrivals af behind time as 10 break CON
with depending mails, sufficiently excused ono
fourth Of the for the subject 10 foHsase
Fues viii be imposed delinquency promptly and sat
post Office for suffering TO DO injured DESTROYED robbed or
for after demand, the mail ne
qncny raining
hieles the The Postmaster General annu the
aeeaby for dis
obeyins the once laws instructions o. the department
The alter schedule. He also order
increase of allowing therefor rata increase on
the contract lie also cna discontinue The service
whole decrease OF allowing
mouths compensation tho amount OF service dispensed
with Bids should be addressed 10 the second Assistant Post
master General superscnbed Proposals for No 1885, MssP "
For further particularly pamphlet for conveying
- s..#t. fs... 100 JAMES CAMPBELL,
June 2G.-lawiw Postmaster General.
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Markets..

New YoRK, June 25.-Coton is dul-saes of 500 bales.
Flour has advancedsales Of $1,000 barrelsgood State,
SIS 67 superine Ohio Sc 20 standard southern 81 ex-
ira So Is Wheat is rm-saes Of 81, 900 bushelssouth-
red 81 co. Corn rmsaes of 49, 600 bushels south
Mixed 81 cents. Pork has advanced but prices
setted-saes of 800 barrels. Beef is rmales of 100
barrelsChcago repacked, Sl2 Lard has advancedsaes
OF $50 barrels at IL cents Whkey is droopingsaes
$50 barrels-Oho, 81 cents. Coffee is frsaes Of 1000
bagsRio, 10A cents for low grades Sugar has declined
prices unquoabe-sales Of 800 hhds. Molasses
rmsaes of $50 barrels at 50 cents for Orleans Spirits
turpentine is rmsales of 800 barrels at 37 cents Rice
has advancedsaes of 800 terces 3 ~ cents. Freghts
are active. ....." Il. . .ar ...s. .... ..#. .."t
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INSTITUTION Du,nb Bvtrd, q
street. between 20h spd 2a souf side Friday ser
week the reception Of Writer'S
this institution The friends the institution respectfully
o " present md on
This institution entirely clanahle nature,
rstashed expressly bcneat Of that class Of afflicted chill
for whom provision has been wsde.
Don.iious Of money household furniture, OF any
scnp,ion, win be thankfully received the iaatuion.
June I3-d2wif
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ITALIAN BOOKS half price. =.
Al Maehisveis complete. vols, evo bound VII
Bota--storia d'isia 4 vols eto, bound -
Giobsrti-- Gesuita Moderno. vols, svo, bound -
F,deriei-opere Teairai. vols tomo. ~ 80.
Giaunone-fsors Civls del Regno d Napoli vols, svo
bound in e. 81 80.
Cheap edirons 81 Dante. haeu Tssso Mstassso, Pssch
Italian authors imported from Europe by The under
signed.
m.lsd. 2 wells, svo London, 1854
mnhouse's Italian and Engh Pfonouneing Dictionary vol
nesdows,s Italian and Engsh Dictionary. vol. London
IsS3
pnrberia Italian and French Dictionary. vol Pars, 1854
grarias Italian and English Dictionary. vol. Borton
sanagneo Dictionary OF The Peculiahes Of the laah Ian
gusge. vol. London.
ho Gramma, ltalian Conversation ard Instruction books
June fNANik lhflDh
ID ACpEI ana the New wor,d,-h Trip 70 the Unite.
june 10 800 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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p Posg OEuos DsPANrsEkr
49, 4 Washinson, June rs 1850.
DROP0sALs for carrying mails 81 United States from i
Oobs 1885, 10 Stn Juae 1855, the following In The
Mississippi herein peehea win be received
Oee Of this foss ooe IL the city OF
Washington, until August 2Sh next 20 be decided neH
days tFa aa e.g sai r. haai1t.a eH.e H -
74s6 fstesvie Como, sisnlhaa Halifax Pamela
Hygean, California; Oakland, and Preston, Grenada
.' 6S miles and back, SIX dimes week, in horse
coaches.
Leave Taosviic, terminus railroad, daily, except
{. SUNDAY, al o
Arrive al san days by 2nirhti
Leave Gfenada daily, except Sunday, atspms
Arrive Taesyile, or end Of Railroad ne1t days BY
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TFLEGRApU NOTlCE.-~A special meeting of the stock
holders Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company called
the Of
in o Philadelphia Tuesday tho fret
four O'Clock, consider decide
importance vixen and where IL hoped al the stock viii be
scented, IN person by PROXY.
ny order OF the presidents JOS sAILER,
June 2f2gy3o. Secretary
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LIFTING OUT ms DEMOCRATIC pLoop.-Mr Buchanan once
ad that be believed he bad bit Of democratic blood
- bis veins he would open them and let II out That Mr.
Buchanan made this declaration there Is no doubt
Rochester Democrat
There s doubt that the writer Of the above de-
braey peuncd It fully believing It to be calumnious and
false The Tribune OF Saturday distinctly discredits the
story the Democrat Of Monday reproduees it. Mr. Blu
ehanan has said under bis hand and in tho posi-
I'VE manner This ridiculous story e Without shdaog Of
JouHdaon' Inow ProNowncs 70 Be utterly and absolutely
!a'' no matter from what may hare proceeded or
'han procssd'
Thirty old citizens Of Lancaster, many Of whom say
'hey have known Mr. Buchanan from boyhood, certify
mat the story Is false and that Il heard Of til
oreen years aer the date assigned 10 it. No intelligent
man believes t-no intelligent man can believe it.
81" Rochestn Union
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TaASsroRrAnos or coTfos--The Houston Texas Tele
graph says cotton has been brought by wagons to that
city from Fort Washia, in the Choeaw nation IS miles
north Of Red river, distance OF 400 miles eeEs
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last letter
"Padre Will has summary closed bis mission, and will
return to Nicaragua by the first steamer leaving the ega
not political reasons Influenced this step The combined
efforts made against him by the foreign ministers here
ceedcd not only in damaging his social position but even
in preudieing bis ecclesiastical relations which he regard
cd OF far more importance.
q II only very recently and after full investgs-
ton, that the Archbishop Of Baltimore granted him the
privilege OF the Catholic priesthood the exercise OF which
had been previously refused in that deeply
wounded bis sensbilities Although gratihed by this
recognition and endorsement OF his character still he felt
that he would be happy by returning to Granada the
Of his lifelong labors where he is universally
spectcd and cherished There is doubt that the Padre
induced his recent functions by sense OF
duty his country and by firm conviction that in
espousng the OF Walker he contributing in the
most effective FORM accomplish that object Now that
he has gone people win begin TO think better Of him
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Iron Hall.
oecn every evening Thursday aud Saturday afternoons
Doors open at ~ commence at ~ O'Clock, p. m
Afternoon exhibition open at ~ commence at3A O'Clock
Two magnificent panosmss OF
CHINA AND JAPhN,
series AZ .orreous illustrating those counties,
which have been w Com Perry, Bayard Taylor, and
other distinguished travellers
PANORAMA or CHINA
Exhibited Monday, "Wednesday and Friday evening" ana ih
day afternoon
PANORAMA OF JAPAN
ed on Tooday Thursday and Saturday evenings and sStu
day afternoon.
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Admission twenty i've cents.
Tckets fpr sale botcls, book and drug stores.
For OF schools reduced price, apply al iron n
Penn. avenue.
June ip-dn
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Translator Department o. saie, respectfully tenders his
the persecution OF claims asain
0,rcj,, especial
Nv snauh French Portuguese and Italian Gentlemen engaged
assin foreign Other
wise ana faithful aud reliable usssisi'ons ~ legal docu
such grants laws dccrecs hc viii bnd, In
be for fidelity In
m. rendition technics phrases which
the Union dssirous
obn Of freiss books literary legal viii
also Gnd undesned and rely
upon being promptly and satisfactorily srecusd
FOR further PARTICULARS apply 20 :. :, ....,.~.z
$50 street, between io'h and lh, Washington city d. c.
June 2i-dly ... #.#.
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si3,23o IS. s. b BoARMAN,
Bookkeeper.
BANK or WASHINGTON, jane f6 1856.
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BUCHANAN AT HOME

Whilst in all parts Of the Union the Numbered
and Illumination lights flashed response the Geographic
announcement of the nomination at Cincinnati the demo-
uadc nominee according to the statements OF the New
York Sun, passing his time in quiet and almost
disturbed content at Wheatland:
when OF the nomination came to Lancaster, the
telegraph operator could wait for his hat he GeV
Mr. Buchanan residence, and IL is to be wondered
for once his oath OF secrecy forgotten, and the
news spied out by the waysde As by magic, all Ian
caster turned out brought into requistion the
ITO rival bands Of music united and the town. in i'm
FouPtu monster procession, paid M respects to m favored
citizen.
"This ovation over it's recipient left again in quiet
lie exhibited sign Of excitement, but held his wopted,
steady bachelor way. His grasp Of the hand Of
not less hearty his smile less cheerful than customary
When personal friends made their congraulaory Gala
"Wheatlsnd the Of Mr.. Buchanans residence and
u situated Just outside Of the thickly settled portion Of
Lneastcr-a mile and half 1t may be- westward from the
centre Of the town. ridge Of higher land the house
bu out all view Of Lancaster and the busy outer world and
renders the place of those charming rural spots about
which poets dream. The building Of brick plain and old
fashioned. II stands two three hundred feet back from
The road side In grove OF beautiful shade The grounds
'front.' and the house Within kept in scrupulous good
order The soil Is extremely FERTILE much that the
name Wheot-land is exceedingly appropriate one"
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SHor DKAD-Wm. B, Wall, OF Liberty Mississippi, was
shot dead the l4th instant by his nephew e. b. Wall
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Den Jose Salazar Harrequs Espeneza Cervantes, and
four Others Of the Mexican boundary commission,
among the guests at the Kirkwood House,
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DEPARruRs or rHr oHuABa.-The New York Herald Of
yesterday morning says:
The steamship 0rizaba hence for San Juan dc Nicara
qua left her dock foot Of North Moore street yesterday
afternoon at three o'clock She had board about four
hundred and 6fty passengers among whom Padre VII
JILL the newly received minister OF the Walker government
70 the United States The padre II y said has enjoyed
poor health since HIS arrival in the United States and
having hte TO do In Washington he has concluded TO
back and spend the summer among The mosquitoes
Whether he returns not win depend upon the state Of
his health Gen. Deshields Of California bearer OF dee
patches TO the Ncaraguan government was also among
the passengers"
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NOTICE. informal ofvirginians The under
committee invite all democrats Of
Virginia temporarily residing IN the Of Washington, who
Serous presidential
assemble the Pennsylvania club room corner Of and
N Thuda evening O'clock for tbs purpose
Beeknndge Association for the State
on Virginia. A pnnciual attendance 10 requested.
members Of the vrnia delegation
In ihc Hous Of Representatives are also invited 20 Attend
- w. IA, WooDLEY.
.e8 j. pENNvnACKER
#t'.t THOMAS T. MAssIE.
June Qf-d3 u STEWART.
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RAILROAD sUnsoRProSs.-The town OF Columbia, Ten
railroad. @ IL
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DErARruRE or PApRE yInL--The Washington cores
pendent Of the Philadelphia North American says in his
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Later from Eaycps.--TA AngLo.Sa1oa Qsetso.
QpssDo, june rs The Canadian screw steamshp Anglo
Saxon from dreenoek 18th Instant arrived here this alter
noon. $3.50 M I'M I.8
The Angiosaxon ieft Liverpool the Attn bat pat Into
ureenoek on the nth instant In consequence Of disaster
70 her machinery She brings London and Liverpool dates
Of the 18th, and Glasgow Of the 18th instant
Consols closed on the llth at si96.
The English papers editoraly engrossed with the
American difficulty.
The London Post in aasion the serious aspect the
internal politics. says that many hold that postponement
the great slavery contest wiz be eheapy purchased
egn war as the only means Of uniting the Earring States
once more under the banner. ~.
The Times prognoscates the receipt Of the OF
Crampton's dismissal by the next steamer, also the
withdrawal OF the exequatars Of the oonsu New York.
Philadelphia, and Cincinnati. a ltl
The Times, evidently with knowledge of Mr.. Marcy's
DESPATCH ii Is assured that Mr. Dallas arrived in Eng
land with the fullest powers negotiate and finally settle
the Central American question: and that If he unable
TO agreement with the British government with
out further reference to the American government to refer
the question To arbitr alton. 4@aa tr.H.... sass
The Times contends that the retention of Mr. Dallas should
rest entirely upon Mr.. Crampton's guilt innocence.
The Liverpool cotton market reported steady, with
moderate sales. "a ht.r..s % e--~e.. ......
The French army is to be further reduced 10000 men,
ministerial crisis has occurred in Holland. The Premier
has resigned. H"naH.
Departure Of he arabia.
New YoRK, June 25.-The Arabia sailed at noon to-day
with $50 passengers and nearly $1,000 900 in specie
New York Politics.
ALBASy, June 2a.The two democratic State committees
here last night The sofia made proposition the
hards for general fusion, which the latter rejected and
proposed in return double conventions meeting the same
time and place. and continuing represent the organ
cations. .z1an-.H .E M#a I'd ... q.
Fire IN Fail River III
RIVER Mass June 25.--The Massasoit Flour
Mills burnt this morning. Loss s5OOoO insured for
$4,000 au...u.s ..s .... .a..
/.
Markets.
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DUEL Ar ioKsBuRG.-0n the l4th instant duel ives
fought oppo yicksburg between two gentlemen Of the
editorial corps from Yazoo eltyNat Pugh esq OF the OBJ
server and w d. Roy esq OF the Sun The weapons were
pistols distance ten PAGES After the first Gre without in
jury to either party, mutual friends inteposed and the
affair was honorably adjusted. 81 4. .... aa....
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Neto York Politics.
Fire IN Fail Ripey

FALL RIVER, (Iass,) June 25-Tho Massasoit Flour
Mills burnt this morning Loss $4,000; insured for
$4,000 u.....a 4 .a .a..
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Hank of Metropolis,
Washington, June %, 1888
THE dividend OF -four cent,
Il of PROFITS of the bnnk for the last tr months
win payable the stockholders on the M July next
RID. SMITH,
June oi-d3uf Cashier