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point OF honor as anything else. The return
OF our Minister is by no means improbable. 1t
can hardly be avoided. 1t is, however but an
exchange OF two pieces on the political chess
board Sir Champion capers across to his own
sde-Sir Dallas comes back to his. The
bishops and priests will look askew at their
opposites, and pray earnestly for peace. The
castles and towers OF the two countries will
stand fast in their positions, without being as.
saulted or moved. The supreme powers will
remain looking on from behind, and the pawns-
the front rank, the brave protectors of ali
these-the first to meet the shock of the conflict
and always the first to be sscrifced-the peo-
pie of both ccuntries-will, we trust, refuse
to be moved into hostility and exposed to ruin.
1t will be, we trust, drawn game.
In the meantime the political relations Of
the two countries will be maintained by the
consular system, which is quite sufficient for
the purpose; and by many is thought to be .
preferable mode to the present expensive d.
plemstic arrangements. If SO, it is to be hoped
that able successors will be provided to ill the
places of the Consuls who are removed; and
particularly may we desire man of superior
abilities at this port-this commercial capital
of our country-since, however Mr.. Anthony
Barclay may have mistaken his official role, he
is gentleman whose courteousness and many
private virtues have made him an object Of
general regard
Never was there, however, q more unpro.
pitious moment in England for the discussion
of etiquette. or technical diplomacy, than now
The treaty of Paris is but hollow truce. The
future Of Scandinavia and the present of Italy
are grave and pressing questions, already dis
turbiDg the repose OF Europe.
1t will not be convenient to increase the i'm
broglio, though angry words may be exchanged
between US; and, in truth, it must be admitted
that our own country, in spite of all the blua.
ders of our statesmen and the baseness Of our
political leaders, contrives to come out first
best in all our difficulties. We have not yet
played out all our part. 1t cannot be that
Providence, having fought our battles and
shielded US by its protective arm-raised us
from weakness to strength from helpless pro-
vinces to first rate Power it cannot be that
Providence will cut short our glorious career
before our destiny is completed. 1t will not
permit faction, nor folly, nor irreligion, nor in
fidelity, nor corruption, to destroy US yet. We
cannot believe it.
.'There's divinity that shapes our ends,
Rough hew them ~ We will"
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White, the Halter, has Removed to the
gouheast corner of Broadway aad Fulton street, 2.
The rent on the northeast corner rather sif-more
han himself his good could sandso he has
forced TO move directly opposite. The reduction Of Any
Per cent In the item Of rert alone will enable him 10 sell 70
better advantage, both for hmse patrons fhaaxfu
avors he will endeavor merit the future
mer OF his friends and the public large. No. 30 Broadway
IN Fulton street
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On Consignment, 81 Gases and Casks Of
French china and gssyery reduced price. 70 close lot
etO dozen white French dining plates los and l dozen;
dsse breakfast and tee plates dhes tureens d
&s, equally cheap; also, table Hmblers gopou,
champagne glasses unPrecedecsd reduced prices Rch
Trenca half the OF importation. china HAM, ss
Broadway above Eleventh these bargains are for
oash only, Store open till O'Clock. J.K KERR
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Owing 70 the great demand tor scroulous ointment IL
New York CITY shall be at No. mouth House 40
way from the OH 10 The 18th inst from "a, tn r. NJ
All who are troubled with humors respectfully invited to
call. Advice In all cases ATS DONALD KENNEDY pro.
pretor Of Kennedy y niedins discovery, horbury, Mas
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the mineral pre- that drive he virus and
sores INTO the vital orgHs this marvellous
the pobon before the flesh The pills inc
spepta and al bilious dsordera at the
NO O Maiden lane New York. and No strand London;
nd by oil drugess at &c., 621sc and u per POT box
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When Collie us ropr mortal Critters,


iheIe,s noneht 10 80 ~ as
BTEINFELb,3 wondrous cord al bi'iers,
Which had Of the importer M 20 atreet
New To be cold by all the respectable bars groceries
and tfnggiEts.
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BhEkEs PAhk 900 Broadway, corner Of Duane street.
New York. invite the attention jobbers
Their mmense stock OF patent medicines by far the largest
sorment either sphere at and below msnufac urers
prices by the paage dozen 100 Orders soctef,
and foods shipped With care, to Of The world
BARNES d rARk, n - Cincinnati and San FraDclsco.
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Thomns n, Green. Druxe ,st

Thomas 4. Green, Druggist, having Re-
moved from bis form or store 500 Broadway s62
ton the extensive assortment choice drugs medic es
stocked his establishment, 49, 800 = -
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Gpetial Notices.
Inyitatjon TO the Hon. n. p. Banks.
sn'ss- - Sru Way Sent 10

Invitation to the Hon. n. p. Banks. ,,e
SEw YOkK, Sept ~, 1870
re Flos n p. BANKS IT,; r a..
N ar So, The sned, merchants and citizens Of tne
Cytof have noticed with much interest and ssis
G Am b, ooncstoIy and Impartial course ySu
~ - nuys,e ., presding officer Of the House OF hepeeha
~ - and have admired the marked ability winch you nave
avn p yoor official position during the past e1cing
Conu..s view OF which, no one, seems 70 us ~ %
s.d 70 address the conservative and commercial 'asse.
our onuuuity the prominent poll csl questions snec'ne
A. eou,u-rcial Of The county "a yourself
4, would therefore be gsifying TO the unn.rngneo
thcy doubt their tlowcitzens genesy you "VS
consent TO address fhcrn al an early day. ,,...
We are, very respectfully, your obedien' sei'A"s
Cbss H. Rassel, r bebb
~ N OrnneU GoOdhne 4 Co,
j. t. Vsnunn Jas. O. Kings Sons,
JF H. Lanier James Gillespie,
James Ninslow jacob Little,
Johp Hone. l.. C. Clark,
Ism,s Thon pson Edx. Clarke Dodge Co.,
Charles H. Marshall, Thompson Price,
Clspp, Kent Beckley, hu,chison, Iltany q Co.,
g. r Idee Bowen McNalnee Co.,
Eorrie Howard Son,
Wm "a Lyon a. Co, Thomas Co.,
T YIN T. Il Hsries White Brsmhsll Lock
Cbailsss h H. Hop,ns BonneIi Brown Hall Co,
hic e. Ripley & Judson,
-, =. Maven Richard. s. & I. Lawrence Co,
MOI ~ McCuTdy Aldrch Spencer,
s. B. Chttenden Co. D. Woodbury.
Ij,orse Opdybe Co, w. n. swan.
Hope. Croydon Il Co, etepheh hysft,
Chittspden COe 4 Co, Geo. r. bIsnioful
Jas freeland, tiaistee IaAnos n w.
r. squiesy H. = o,;n.n
G. ". Ogden, nehty K Ou,n1,,
n n Is,brop Breck, Steele Newman,
" x Strong Hubbard Giets,
rIn.,1 Wood T,ffts, GriswOld Kellogg
Wells L Christie Ana o'nei"
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vINHE KEYSTONE-A new work Of CHURCH
MUSIC ,ontssning the Phy.ioioceL system of S,s
,,s Chos and sinkin Schools and the proper
-, .dopt,d b. Musical Conv~noon, and feoo
nrv1,d as an Invaluable book for Teacher, Sgd address -
receive descriptive crerlaS OF 75 and copy OF 'ne
I'LL De sent post paid , o,,,,, r. r..,., p.
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VOL. XVI.......N" 4,Sl6,

Fniprsnt Intelligence Once and Lehor Bxenanso
ma, ls,I removed from Ne. C.nAsi. % No Vi
0si. An,bony.sil afw doors w.st Of BfosdWsy 70 ,
shsr,.d JAMES r. PAGAN, Superintendent
John w Oliver oHers himself an independent Saha,
with American" expedition, on "DemocrAhc Prho'Ps.,
with Republican" energy and 81 Patriotic prices o,s MN
yopr SUPPORT H.s quar- - Anns 5tb door east OF
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NCHOOL-BOOKS aud STATlONEkf.-nAn,,,
~ NOES BOOKsTORE.-The Subscribers hep en-. ~
:. Ind large assortment u SCHOOL snd 1850 a.
ROOM ana STATIONERY, which they ODER 20 80 A
i, n AZ possible prices wholesale and
MUSIC EDs ths PIANQA very s,se .ssor,
hand, asA new MUSIC reosived = soo1 - P
"n"e' "'S>'A'' 80 RxYNOR HOWE FERRY.
Az tbe old stand No. u bovesy
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fluid Extract Of Depdelion.-the Psepsss,,SS, o.
n ,op generally fonrd III the market are ineTt az
- extent 70 tbe opIce hst the Plan ess 10
virtues whh writers SlIu Tor ~ lbs @'i
lon S.e,ie and sperea' II specific acton on ss
.ltns hen lsnsud. 10 sssreilon The disease. 20
, Applicable are arrangement 4 the digestive oIsAns
d,r. nsls of the liver and sPsn irritable
81 de stomach and bowels In many cases OF dypeP.is sh
liver command On preparation have produced sore mouth sas
suu. ,sordips relief this fact alone conclusive
Ne favor a. femediAl agent when properly prepared RE
pared hy TILDEN Co.. No 90 johns SrwYoTs' and 'oid
" Ell sDothetsries
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DIY.DY's NATIONAL GHEATER assn the
II PIONFFR-Ms Hsinet Be~cher Stoves n'w ~ofh'
S,n,aali,ed by Mr.. L ". Taylor. artiied
DRIED ON, fHE pfssaL swanr,
EVERY NIGHT THTS WEEK, sna on WEDNESDAY ana
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, with ,-..n
LITTLf CORDElIA lDWAhp
'"1 WI p"''"''' -'T Apply early for pisces
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Third Ward Fremont ind Dayton Club will meet at
hs iI,,dourrters No Greenwichst of Barclay
on THURSDAY Sept IS I, O'clock The meeting will be
addressed BY LUMAS SHERWOOD. esq, and others
MARTIN THATCHER, President
JM.Fox }seeretsries
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CONsERvATOIRE DE PIANO.

" /. VI COTTSCHALk
vii the Goth Instant II De.combes Forte
TOP; No s B5s.d.,y R,.se and nd so5s
Of @ fse on pa ef
Of Eight each The WIN comprise Eight Lessons Of
performance Of symphonic masterpiece Of the
% s carefully trsnscbd eight pianos The second hour
psyins some brilliant piece BY modern piano composer
hi. plan has proved 'ucoes of attempted
.doJt,d Each pupil this get, a. the advantage Of he
Instruction the o,heTs and fepeI interest md sP'r'
Per,en, wishing take advantage Of hi. Course win piee.e
mai, .,ry sppation Mr. O. wishes 10 classify the pupils
sceardirs 70 tbeiI pTodenc He wiz hq. be en.hsar ,..s
3, n1n Of e 5c ny Who speS .s
Term. Of the Corr.e go.
Mr.. l.. NJ. GOTTs ak
4oh1 f. his '0UFSk Lessons on me f.'
Twelve Lesson. Of one hour .............'''.."ssc
Appi, 10 pt.ecmte. Plano w.erooin. No 7es Broadway
VC7HE BROADWAY VARIETIES, No. 472
/ BROADWAY, OPEN EVERY EVENING, with the
Woop and MARSH JUVENILE COMEDIANS,
IN tn. popular Drama Of the SERIOUS FAMILY and IA
vore farce. To commence st7' Tickets Is oentA
DUssELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broadway,
~ 6s.n e . S
RACEs-FAsHIoN COURSE, Newtown, L.
Race to come Of q O'Clock precly jockey Club Parse
$50 Three mile Heals ENTRIEs-l w. H. Oibbonss ch
Miss Julia By imp Glencoe Of Sse Ward years; Dress
black and willie. N b. Younes ch. Ellen Ba-man, BY
mp. Glencoe, dam BY imp Trustee years; Dress red
white and blue. Modes d Reaching the Cour.e- Ferry
Gre.npoint from l0fhs, thence By Plank and Shell
rosd 2 From Willamsbursh, North I'd and Ewen-st.
Penny Bridge and Shellrosd. s. FROM Wiliamsbureh,
North "a 70 Newtown Turnpike, Plank and sherosd.
T. From Wlismsburrh stages at all times HellGaie Fer
~ Astoria Road 20 Flushing steamer leland City Fulton
Market clip Flushing Railroad. ADMISSION-field 50
cents Grand Stand, &l Quarter stretch Badges S. Mem
b.s who have received their Badges obtain them At
the Office Of the Course.
RUCKLEY's SERENADERS' NEW HALL,
~ No 5ss Broadway fopposi. Niblo. GarienE EVERY
NIGHT THIS WEEK, WI be prevented New Burlesqu-
the Opers Of
MARIANA
Concert commences al II o'clock Admit'snce q cents-
CEO. CHRISTY and WOODS M1NSTRELS,
" No. ~ Broadway, open EVERY EVENING. With .
Nellselected ProUamue concluding with very
laushabie Aferpieo@. HENRY WOOD, Business Manager.
GEO. CHRISTY. Stage Manager
TIRED: OR, The DISMAL SWAMP, by Mrs.
- Harriet Beecber Stowe drsmatIed D. c. w. Taylor,
EVERY NIGHT and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AZ
TERNUONS Of thi. week,
PURDYS NATIONAL THEATER,
with Little Cordelis Howard aud her parents M aud Mrs.
g. c. Howard. IN addition 10 the company
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REPLY OF Mr. BANKS.
WASHINGTON, d. C., Sept p 1856.
o.,,,ry,y. have honor acknowledge the receipt
jetter conveying invitation 70 address meet
msrebspt, OF New Yort Thursday, the 25th inst
- ,e eou mercs interests OF the country affected by
ndins poca questions IL will give pleasure 10 meet
b. Of the City Of NewYork upon such an OCCASION
and | accept their invitation.
N. r. BANKS, JR.
lroMssrrs GoopHUE. JAMES O. KING, and Others
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1T7HE GREAT NATIONAL POLITICAL MAP

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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE
ALEXANDRIA, June 9, 1855

ALEXANDRIA, June 9, 1856.
The Democracy of Alexandria assembled at
Lyceum Hall on Friday evening, organized a
Democratic association for Alexandria city and
county, and elected the following gentlemen
as its officers Presdent-G. W. Brent; Vice
Presidents-W. d. Klipstein, II c. Ward,
Robert Brockett, I. Buckingham, Jas. Roach;
Secretaries-J. j. Bocock, B. c Major; Ex-
ecutive Committee-H. S. Wattles, J. l..
Smith, r. S. Douglass, G. Washington, W. T.
Harper. A resolution cordially ratifying the
nomination Of Buchanan and Breckenridge
was passed by reclamation; and the meeting,
which was very enthusiastic, was addressed
by G. W. Brent, B. Fl. Berry, and D. Funs-
ten, of Alexandria, Mr.. Ames, of New York,
and Col Stoddard, Of Maryland.
The City Councils have been in session for
three evenings past, and meet again to night
The revenue bill is under consideration, and
much difficulty is experienced in adjusting
equitably the various subjects of taxation.
The town continues very quiet, few cases
requiring legal interposition occur, and for
the last FIVE days the Mayor docket has been
without record.
The Baltimore Clipper has ceased b circu.
late in this city. It's subscription list grew
small by degrees and beautifully less till at
last IL gin out" -- AMI.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the Senate. to-day, Mr.. Bright being
absent, Mr.. Stuart was elected Preside Mt pro
tenn, and took the chair.
Mr.. Adams moved to take up the bill to
amend the naturalization laws, and make it
the special order for Saturday next; agreed to.
Mr.. Butler said that he wished to speak on
the Kansas question next Thursday, as he was
expecting soon to leave the city The bill
was made the special order for that day.
Mr.. Foster reminded the Senate that Mr..
w ade had the floor on that bill.
Mr.. Trumbull introduced bill to restore
order and peace in Kansas.
In the House, Mr.. Jones, of Tenn, moved
acorrcction of the journal-to strike out the
notice given by Mr.. Edwards of the introduc
tion of bill to change the seat of government
to some point within five miles of Cincinnati
alleging that the notice could not be entered,
inasmuch as there was not quorum present
on Saturday.
After brief conversation on that point the
question was taken with tho following result
yeas Al, nays 81.
There being no quorum the House adjourned,
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, June Q, 1855

dEoR9ETowN, June y, 1890.
The Democracy of our city have been in
ecstscies ever since the nominations Of
the Cincinnati Convention was announced.
General Pierce was the first choice of nearly
every man among them, but all coincide in
the opinion since the nomination that the
nomination of Mr.. Buchanan will tend more
to unite and harmonic the party, throughout
the country, and bring to its support in the
coming contest more outsiders than any other
man who could have been nominated. ALI
parties regard the ticket as a very strong one,
and many of the more moderate of all parties,
as we'll as the Democracy, its ultimate success
as a fixed fact. We learn that the friends of
the ticket contemplate having in few days
grand ratification meeting.
, Yesterday afternoon and evening we were
again visited by several heavy thunder storms
and drenching rains, accompanied by consid-
cradle quantities Of hail Ne have, however,
heard Of no damage being done.
The ladies Of Trinity church commence, at
Forrest Hall, fair and strawberry festival
this evening The hall has been handsomely
decorated for the occasion, and tho numerous
tables will be supplied with useful and fancy
articles, confectionery, ice cream, &c, &c.
All who may wish to spend their evenings
duiing the week in the most agreeable man
ner should 60 to Forrest hall
Mayor Addison has sufficiently recovered
from his recent severe indisposition as to be
able to ride out.
Excursions to the Great Falls, by way of the
canal, are becoming all the 60 among some of
the pleasure seekers since the Messrs. Ritter
have provided such excellent accommodation
for such trips On Saturday last large party
OF members of Congress and others. headed by
one OF the venerable editors of the Intelligent
Ger, Mr. Seaton, went up on the M. c. Meigs.
we learn that all were SO perfectly delighted
with the trip that they resolved to repeat it
on Saturday, the 21st instant
The flour market remains steady at So
There is but very little shipping demand,
prices being rather above the views Of shippers,
consequently sales are small and confined en-.
tirely to the home trade. The stock in mar
ket, We learn, is light Red wheat 81 IS;
white 81 40aS1.47. Corn 45c SPECTATOR
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union, in an article upon the Demo-
cratic nominations and the Democratic press,
says:
"The whole country cannot fail to be struck
with the spirit of harmony and concession, the
self sacrificing devotion to principle, the union
of sentiment and action, and the entire absence
of conflicting elements, which have charac-
terized the proceedings of the Democratic
National Convention, the labors of which
have been brought to q close so full of bright
promise to the patriot, and 90 auspiciously for
the supremacy of party whose triumphs are
the triumphs Of truth over error, tolerance
over bigotry, reason over fanaticism, and
equal rights over oppressive privileges The
enthusiastic unanimity of Mr.. Buchanan 8
nomination is only equalled by the graceful
and generous manner in which delegates sur
rendered their personal preferences as soon
as it came manifest in what direction the
hopes and wishes Of majority of the conven-
ton were directed. In this patriotic sacrifice
of preferences, the delegates have shown them
selves faithful representatives Of true demo-
cratic constituencies for wherever the an
nouncement of the nominations has been made
regardless Of locality or of previously-ex-
pressed wishes, a degree of enthusiasm has
been produced almost without q parallel in
the history of our presidential campaigns.
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