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and net engaged special occupation, was NOT their
sitting room The Mrs Parishs2 Not al MAJ
time. 9. Where did they stf A. Ia the library below;
o Does this answer extend over the whole time, until
Mr. Parsh began habtualy 70 so down stairs a.
docs. O. Was not the door between the room in when
Mrs Parish sat and Mr.. Parshs bedroom usually kept
open during this perod2 A. simply presumed So have
no recollection O. AT about what period did Mr. PARISH
begin ride out2 A. Some tine between his attack IN
October and tho beginning Of the next year. g. Is II
your recollection that he rode out before 1902 A. -
not O. How early in 1850 did he ride out according TO
your best recoectonS A. do not recolect at all, ex-
cept about that time @ Then you say he rode out
before the summer of 1850? A. have no doubt OF that
O. Can you come IL the time Of his beginning
10 than stated m your last two or three an
swers2 A. cannot Q. Was this practice OF riding out
ever afterwards dscontmSed2 A At short tervais,
after severe attacks cf oonvulson cholera morous or
Inflammation Of the lungs and again some weeks before
bis death O. About how long prior 10 his DEATH accord
ing TO your best present recollection, did be cease TO ride
out A. present when he set on for his rides
and the only information give would be irom hear
say Q. From whom and about what time did you hear
about his setting OF upon his last rides A. cannot FIX
any ne but feel quite assured be did not ride Tor SIX
or eight weeks Is your best recollection as to time
that his practice riding out continued until within
couple OF months from his death A. 1t did
so but at longer intervals than those before; It
was occasional during the last winter Of his life
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THE CITIZENS OF DOVER, DELAWARE, TO THE NINA Br.
TAETs OF pOyER ENGLAND.

rASTs or DOVER, ENGLAND.
Pursuant 70 adjournment, the citizens OF Dover A..
seubled IN the Src House Saturday evening July s.
The proceedings Of the last meeting read when
Rev y r. Bradford behalf Of the committee reported
the following answer 70 the communication from the
inhabitants q lover England
To rHE lNnAHfrASTs DOVER, ENGLAND -
The citizens q Dover, Delaware United states oi Anne
rca most heartily reciprocatc the sentiment Of regard
and interest expressed 10 your esteemed communication
recently received.
We rcco 70 earn TIA, all fears Of disturbance Of the
friendly relations existing between two great coun.
tries are now removed, aud that without recourse 10
war, the governments Of Great Britain and the United
states have successfully negotiated q difference
in reference 10 the enlistment question and doubt not
that the wise counscls and high regard for each
dpce equally desirable result in otber matters q de
renee not yet adjusted.
war between nations settles no question o. poy as 70
ne Justice Righteousness II Is always To BE- deprecated
Tie principles a. that gospel II peace, which, Chris.
tan reoYlo approve and embrace, and which we
seeking 70 propagate among other and less favored
nations - he earth, dictate the employment ~ cter
means thar shedding q blood 10 settle dcultes between
both individuals ard communities
We earnestly desire and hope that event viii ever
hereafter be permitted 70 necttc tire harmony destroy
the intercourse between us Pc assured that q crrao
nance With your own Feelings, g sincere wish and
ardent expectation Lat The nations II britain ar1 America
may continue advance n promoting science freeso m
and gon Until OIL vii Know and sel the eis.
vaing influence the pure virtue and sublime philosophy
Of the Trnce q Peace.
VIII seItiusLG a Hearty regard ard rood vstf e. sc
are ycuF frisBls
The above reror, was urau moasy aGopted. and q
notion ~ Er Conveys. ordered that 4 BE- hand
soreiy engrossed circulated for signatures among TIE
citizens We town, and then transmitted 10 - dessins
tor.
ne meeting men sslolrrei.
JOHN a. ElCHor SOW Secretary
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The city IS now fun Of Southerners en- for the
Springs or the seaside. Everybody is anxious TO 90
somewhere. Hardly any knows where to go. We
will give them hint or two.
The opening OF the Erie Railway gives easy access 10
most splendid Of country, where the scenery is IN
SURPASSED the facilities for sport Of all kind are IN
equaed At Masthoyse on tbs line Of the railway III
miles from New York city, Mr. Chas. D. King has just
erected new and ine hotel The house stands on the
banks Of the Delaware river and will be found an agree
able summer retreat.
Newport Is a rice place to go TO now, and Hazards
Fillmore House viii be found good place 10 hang up
ones hat in. Downings Is also excellent house.
A little home is Chnwood, opposite Keyport, n.
j. where Mir. Albert Porter has Just opened fine new
hotel with yhng nice and comfortable about It. 1t
is on the shore OF Rartan Bay, ard surrounded by
pleasant groves and capital drives.
trip to Coney Island Is both pleasant and economical
The steamboat Norwak leaves por No g. North river
10 A. NJ, and 4 +. NJ.
AT Long Branch-,he finest place for bathing that
can be found-the Mansion House and St. Nicholas HOTEL
both pleasant and wei kept houses, are now open.
At Glen Cove celebrated the summer residence of
Mr. Burton ormsby's and la Fayeri,a Hotel is ready to
visitors Glen Cove is Of the pretest spots
about New York and is full Of pleasant Villas inhabited
by pleasant people.
At Sea Side L. l., the Bath Hotel viii be open the
10th This house has everything soout make
vsiiers comfortable.
At South Amboy, New Jersey, where they have a
splendid water view and capital fishing the Bay Hill
Cottage ia now open. Try the Cottage.
you want TO 60 up the river, take the Hudson River
Railroad Peesk. -Four miles east Of that village
you will find the Lake Michigan House, peasant place
70 board in the Still farther up, and the
side Of the river is the pleasant town Of Kingston
under shadow Of the Kaatskills, where Mr.. Charles
stephens has opened the American HOTEL and will be
happy 10 entertain visitors.
At Port Washington, Shrewsbury, ~ j., the Pavilion
Hotel win be found swept and garnished ready for the
rush Of summer boarders. The foarng population Of
Shrewsbury Ike the Pavilion.
Amo, the mineral springs Of the State, those at Rich
field osego county highly commended for their bene
fetal effects in OF rheumatism scrofua and the
rous similar complaints. The springs situated in
valley seventeen hundred feet above tdewaer surround
ed with mountains ranging from TO two hundred feet
above the Of the village the air pure and well cal
cuaied aid those seeking health There within one
hours ride OF the springs i've lakesotssgo and SCHUYLER
being the Notwithstanding Wan nsn. The American
Hotel kept by W. =. johnson and the Rchhed Springs
Hotel, by Mr. Whitney, the favorite houses here
The Collins House, At Great Darlington Mass,
open for the 1t in the heart Of Berkshire
IT, Of the plessantest parts CO New England and wish
tiers have plenty Of pure water pure air and other
ural Injuries.
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rrs-Hr,rrvr FIFE At YADrsos, I

rrsTRrcTivr FIFE AT HADIaos, Ivo.-MARlET
Wa Br Rsf--SAwMHI, LUssER SxD Two Wv ua4Ts
Dsf1soY Between and O'Clock THOR 5sy night the
offensive clip yard works e Eessrs Tenrs Bcn6r.
son Nafscn Itiara, ght Ere, and its Course IL
f,v hours eserytbng combcstble va .rnt Up, n.
sluaIg tle mi sheds. lumber, materla marine ways
Cart Dav Wt.ias rev boat, and portion a another
on the stocks The work % destruction va thorough
AMI on Yiete scarcely ve,ge the extensive works
e Standing nvoung heavy loes % The pr0pretors N
ha fhip ward and nf ctng terrible tCr % Inc city 4
Nstson The steamer Noterator, recently M gas 20
nc wave tat a. hs fastenings burnt ~ lie bost sla
ntg ne river and vas saved. The tUI n frame ~
sf0ber rev boat w& rarity burnt, with 20 IMMENSE
an 1spi Of lumber, &C., mFofvnR 'oss. probably CT
,51s. ~ .ssyssr, ~ Z
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a. r1W RoxsS Csrrouc CwrcH-we understand, and
from authority rely on that Messrs. Drummond
Cartier Cauchon and Iemeux we're denounced from ths
altar Of the Roman Catholic cathedral here Sunday
morning last for the course they thought proper pur
ne In their places In Parliament the separate achoo
ueston and on the Catholic bequests Fccesiastica
interpretations bill The denunciation In the shap.
"a letter from bishop Charbonnef which was read by
tnsauon, we informed, In the church more especi
ny rs Il not only denounced the gentlemen We hav|
AIMED, some, II not all OF whom we're present. but l
went far 10 say that they should not receive absol
uton. Toronto Colonsa.
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POPULAR AcTroN.-PPAcE HOR kAFsAs-Wf
have received handful call q meeting at Lansing Of
ell rccmen Of that vicinity In favor Of the restoration 81
peace 10 Kansas. The object OF the meeting 20 procure
expression regarding the bill which has lust passed
the senate for the Admission Of Kansas and petition the
House Of Representatives for ts passage by ha, body
Such meetings ought 10 be held throughout the state "A
has suffered long enough from internal hros nstgaied
by the rccklcssness Of foreign party intervenoa in her
affairs. II Il time her wounds healed The passage
by the House Of The Senate bill will heal her wounds j
viii be glorious thing should the popular voice oompc
the passage Of this bill Let the popular voice be heard
Let the representatives OF Michigan the House be made
TO feel the force OF public opinion. Let there be public
assembages everywhere, and resolutions passed, and
memorials sent up 70 Congress praying 'or peace ~
kansas.-Jt11ou Free Pres, ytU o.
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Aro7rrs Ar7nrrr 10 DsrnAup IrsuRar,

Coer1v-rs ~ OEo.-The J.eEsala Ev4lg exposes
rece Of viaany winch has resemblance 70 he fa
rrtus Marina Washington Toe oDlect TO Obtain
money on the insurance n goods " be destroyed BY ire
vhen n truth the boxes should De Eied with straw and
slzrlngs and other rubbish. Tie principal party
errrad 3 a named Joseph Vert, merchant living
1otnsan COrnms. summit county, uho effected nsu-
" coo On pretended stock q goods 70 Be sent
n Shanesv.le Mercer county. The boxes srrvet and
stored and The store eef fire., out unfortunately
for Tie seieuars ne flames evrgushed before al
we're Consumed Vert applied fcr his insurance money,
BIT the faed had eaxed out, and re gentleman
= Mercer county al. 8 Supposed there g VIDE aid
sneme Fer such performances different parts ~ ne
ccyriry, ard that ~ Vert las many gcsQwlices
-sSv~aKss, ia, Jys5gci 80. g.
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prTITroTs Ron A Dissolution or TIE Ono,
are now IN circulation In all the Northern sstes havin
been sent Ut by the agents Of the American Anti SLAYER
Society, with the request that they be signed and sent
Mr. Hale, kr. Wilson, Mr.. Wade, Mr. Seward or Mr.. Fee
sender, ior presentation 10 the Senate 70 Mess@ cd
hngs. Bur ingame or Comins, for presentation 70 m
House. tie charged and not denied that prominent Il
punlceBs u New. YORK have Aligned these pettqne 4
TrClGeaI. Test Sgiy 10.
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Appointments by the Pres,aeut.

Appointments by The Presst1eat.
Nathaniel jackson, surveyor OF the CUSTOMS AZ New
buryport Massachusetts, reappointed
Alfred Palmer, surveyor Of the customs UrbanA vr-
GINA reappointed.
henry n. Howard naval officer at Charleston, South
Carolina reapp0nted.
Samuel s English, surveyor Of tho customs at LOUIS
vile, Kentucky, vice Her ry N. SANDS, deceased.
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~ wFs1rpv ArsrpailA-we are requested 10 state tina
he British postage charge letters between the rnite
Kingdom and the British, colones OF Van Demens Ian
aud western Australia having been recently reduced
six renee the half ounce, whether such letters
veyed by packet or by private ship, the sngic rate
leter postage between the United States ani either
those colonies will hereafter be 80 nstes1 OF IS centstb
pneaee IN all cases 10 be paid In advance This rate 4
however Independent Of any transit postage 10 whc
the letters may be liable for conveyance through 20
reign State other than Great Britain and her colonies
Hdsktnoron Union.
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The Treasurc Trove Of the steamer Atlantic.
from the Buffalo Express, July 81
We published, Few days since the statement OF the
recovery Of The Express Company's safe which wen,
down on board the steamer Atlantic, on her upward "Trip
from here, during the night Of the loth-or rather
ing Of the 2oh-Augsst 1852 Tia, statement EN-.
bcshed or rather obsocred, by ianclfa 6escrp-
ton, which We COPIED from Western paper. and All q
which, IL o hardly necessary 10 saw was Manufactured
Oh shore by writer sitting In dry boots.
nc acs as VIC learn them rom the gentlemen Of tie
Express Company, are 'o,lows;-Tbe diver made his
forward. Ec was in response 10 his signal drawn up,
and again descended, this landing upon the extreme
after TaTt OF the wreck IL this way he came 10 the
and lowered dowr eleven tines when he landed
near the saicroom in which was deposited the treasure
sought. The express messenger, Mr. John Murphy, on
that "trip occupied what known the bridal cham.
ber--a Staieroom on The hurricane deck lust aban the
plot house. Had the messenger been below with his
charge would rot have been practicable 10 rescue the
property without RAISING The hui ertire The diver on
Biz eleventh descent found the safe or box such
are carried By all The pgers ard rnaxn fast 10 H.
the lorg sought treasure Wa drawn 70 the suffce Had
the diver searched Little farther he might have found
q the corner o. the op berth The seys q he safe Ie
ior his life But al dark, ard The main object Lad
been attained
rerrope ana on forcing opeu the iron ehet and andne
Inc contanfs In condition 10 be made available thew az
10 have core beforo an Cued states Court related the
case and taker an order az 10 the dsrs ton OF The
money NC BIT this they omitted 70 DO ara he Express
Comrany through Their attorney presented The case 10
mem Showing i1em wherein tny rad erred and offered
ITEM The terms OF comrrose 10 which ne saivors az
once acceded. In the fulement q this stipulation the
savors we're ut IN uscs 90 on The cold con recovered
a. GO and AZ Coz In bank roeS making the sum a A. 600
raid ever 10 them ~ the company Besides this sum-
here missing sad 10 have been lost by carescssnees
or want Of skill In drying and handling the oils recovered
some a. sCO which makes the ICES " the copany about
sO Co. In case this at sum should ever turn IN the
5anks having in their possession the comranys bond Of
rdemny as collateral security FOR the bank notes res.
sued On he supposed total loss OF the money Should
these noies really have been destroyed the company
loss will be covered Of course BY tie amount Of o. 600
raid 10 tie savors Tie total the safe, hon the
steauer vert down was about $4,000.
We were shown Iart q the coren,s which had lain in
the water for nearly years The bank rotcs most Of
which we're entirely new and some actually ia Sheets
uncut look a. II they had been slightly stained and dried
The faces a the bills are net injured In the least The
messengers way hS are turned completely black the
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The Gold Harvest-fmpsrts and Exports of
the Precious Dust-TFAdc and Labor. Sc.
Correspondence Of the London nmes.l
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In Iabshed every Saturday, on the following

Against the nsidious wiles of foreign influence
conjure you TO believe me, fellow-ctzensthe jeal-
ousy Of free people ought to be constantly awake
since history and experience prove that foreign in
huence is of the most banefu foes of republican
government."- Washington. gas
IL hope we may find some means, in future, OF
shielding ous selves from foreign influence, political
commercial or in whatever form it may be attempted
can scarcely withhold myself from jelning in the
wish of Silas Dean that there we're ocean Of fire
between this and tho old world '"-Otsferson.
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SALE TO-DAY.
!. ). u.COnmrCK, Asotaonser.

~
A UcfioN SALE or AN EXTENSIVE MANuFACTu uNo
ossbihuenr Tuesday, l5n day Of Jsnaa ie % AZ
~ on the premises, The foot Of Wolfe street Ia s cay %
vyna viii aa.ab
owned the vrsinI Car ManuAesa
ing Company, Formerly sia,th a fsrkins)
Ths eompses ground fronting
bounded Commencing al p,int
la u Union ae south
binding sOe alley ls6 ice inches easto he ea
wost bindag Wolfe beginning and eonens ssou
square o ground exclusive Of front There
properly connected by switch with the Orange and Aesnnars
railroad improved following buiidinss, al but OF
which ground oor BY Iy BY ~ iee
third ~ ID backsnih hhopy - ~ % e, ad
boiler shop ied feet ~ ~ feet. aad an sor ~ ~
chnery suitable locomotive nans and uoh
aud all classes cf schne and aiso passenger
aud esh, and rsioad work of All kinds The maehlna
sufficient orb about o advantage, and uerc Is ample
shop work 500 men, IL required.
by Wilkes, Pi Ghboa. tueeis, wh the
Of ~ lis fec, deep contains exclusive
loi - BY 6 fee about "a oo feet Of ground gound
Sa by iiS feet viii be in
cuded the This property fronts immediately on me Orange
proof foundry BY se, requisite cu2oas,
sn,ire properly above named both real
favorable opportunity for parties having
sufficient capital 10 enase ponass business IN
collation. - - . I, IA, i. X. ,.
be- paid Oh The MAY s6s payable quarterly;
nuay payments, The isi Of February,
May 1884, TO be sscaTed by deed of trust on real aud
above 10 be secured BY deed
gotRble with approved end0rssTs
immediately aer the above sale viii be rod me enue os. o
hand comprising lumber coal pig ron scrap ron bar
aoo. cash sioo four months, with
desiring examine property, wishing further n-
formation, win please apply 70 p,cu.pns u sm,ru
Dec 5-2awti5Jan Alexandria, Va
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DsPAarARHr, December ], $780,
holders Of the stocks Of the United sass
department will puscbss the Of Of
any may be offered prior tho
day NEXT and win pay therefor the following prices,
wit, seb1aaf
OF 1884, premium Of 10 cent For
Of CAT and 1885, premium Of 10 For
Of 1885, oomsony called Texan nde
premium Of And for stock Of the loan Of
1896 rsdeemahls November 1885, received the
Treasury prior Of January premium Of sk
cent LIT the 3s Mach
premium Of cent and received AFTER the 3lst Mac,
PRIOR ssid Of June rex premium Of ~ cent
win be allowed said socks The rates specided
July assigned with the primer
cehcstes received prior the is January next After
thai date will allowed In addition the premium
dom lss January hsir receipt In both
days interest In addition for The reach the
seller. .xt ssa.NaaE
Certificates transmitted this department under the present no.
dee duly assigned United States with the current
prior the ls January nexo by The party
entitled to receive the purchase money
Payment stocks VIII be made BY drafts The ass
Bostoa New York Philadelph the parie
entitled 70 receive the money may direct
geaxM JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury
ner tJunelf
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GEORGE =, FOX,
York Metropolitan Tailoring Establishment.
United STATES Military Navy Depot 3s Broadway Opposite
/ . !. ~ !. 4 fhrM Mafr0n aiiianH


United stales Military Navy Depot 5sl Broadway Opposite
r the Metropolitan Hoel)
CR pleasure OF placing before your mo-
Tho time offering you my best services a. tailor
together of the supply Of military
United aud citiEens Dress am
makias military, and marine
tha and printed
Official received
Navy WSr Departments in Washnsioa,
you feel dispsssd with
receiving and uccunte
ning The very best English and French coh: casstere,
lace, treble gilt buttoMs &c Ac oil a The lowest possible
cost for cash have AZ very great s1psns employed n @ as
and general rssmen.aI ornansn msass Ene French
CUTTERS pantntoons cutters be-
lsvs doing Of the largest military and naval officers
clothing United Htates refer
ocsss, attached 70 the artillery dra
soons Infantry, and engineers &C. am also personally
navy 0fcers attached ships OF war
namely, Carolins Misssspp Princeton, Powhaan,
jacinto Lawrence BraHdywne, Vncennes Vandaa,
Congress- Gemanown Independence M.cedonia Fulton e1ns
Fredonia. Constitution. Cyane, Reief Ferry Pofpose IN
cludng gentlemen the heads Of the mem
Of Of Congvesa also minse penipoentay
and attaches Of legations, the English French and
other foreign military and services.
subscribe myself grateful and obliged
intention Of Mr. For visit city in few
days hence. Jan 10 cook
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.
STATE DEPARTMENT.

Notice MarineThe following notice of the discovery
rocky shoal in the Baltic sea- lying off the north end
Oand has been received from the photographic Office, Ad
miralty, London:
The Swedish government has given notice that rocky
shoa having only Is been
Baltic lying N.NE f. distant miles from the north
end of the island Of GLAND.
"The shoal consists Of in level strata with abrupt
edges the haowest portion about 20 yards long, forms its
northern edge from which extends the SIS E. for about
cables length having g. A. and athoms DEPTH after which
the depth gradually increases but the N, Me-, NV,
and sides the water deepens abruptly and the lead gives
no warning.
q From The shoa GLAND North lighthouse bears S.s W.
W., (S &c degs. w. Jungrun island western point
S.w. W., Is. IS degs. w.,) Huno Bote W.N.W. N.
On. 80 degs. W." #.
All bearings magnetic. Variation IL dcgs. west.
This notice affects the following Admiralty charts Baltic
sea- No. 2,2s2 GLAND to Norrkoping, No. 2ls9 sheets
and of the of Sweden Nos 2,25l and 1851 also,
Baltic Pilot, page 80. ...- d.