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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-03

pOANUkk RED SULPHUR sPKIN{.S
VIII be open for the reception of visitors the 18th
day OF June next 1t is sItus ed in dense forest of
native oaks, IN the northern part Of the beautiful
county OF Roanoke, the turnpike road leading from
Salem by the way of New castle the sweet Springs
burg
Passengers the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
Will reae h salem from Richmond at o'clock P. M .
and VIII be Immediately taken, in Kent 4 Summer r
soma splendid daily line of Stage Coaches, to the
Roanoke Red Sulphar, 90 miles where they will
arrive befole supper and find every comfort that
tempt the weary traveller to prolong his stay but
they prefer to DO SO they csn leave the line
pext morning, dine at the Swret SPRINGS and reach
the Greenb.r White Sulphur be fore nj Rbt tins r,
king an ENTIRELY DAY TRAVEL. Of two DAYS
from Richmond or Petersburg to the White Sulphur
IN returning from the Springs, passengers will be
brought from the White Sulphur to the Roanoke ed
sulphur the first day and after taking b, fast there
reach the railroad az Salem time for the rnornin
Iath' so as to reach Richmond or Petersburg the
same day ~
No expense or trouble will be spared to make this
AZ agreeable as any water place in Virginia AL
thoufh but new candidate for popular favor the
Proprietors ater themselves that il is destined tn
tske hish Position Is we'll for its curative qualities
ssio1 tae style OF Hs accommodations Mr. CharIes
faney, so well know first rate caterer for III
public and for his attention 10 all the det,il. ~
Puohc establishments has been secured together with
lswife) as manager. Under th-ir manasement Va
best treatment NA1 '"e very
The hotel; which contains 25 rooms, ineludin.
spseons baii Room, and all the other improvements
nave been erected on the most approved model, nj
,sste and convenience Furnishing accommodated for
2' visitors the present se".on, which viii be increas
.anss I'M ,is ~ may DC required hereafter.
le seas'n and IN all respects it will DO the constant
ana earnest effort. Of the TO render their
visitors comfortable and happy
The water of the Roanoke Red guInbur has mt
oeen sniiJ annlized. but the remarkable benefit de-
rived from its use By persons sailerins from peio-
nary com rsints ustfes the belief that among other
vsiusbie dciRa qualities IL will he found have
mat winch has given To tho Red Sulphur OF Monroe.
US celebrity viz reducing the pulse. and acting
tonic at the same time. IL has also proved highly
beneficial TO persons suffering Dyspepsia, and
othsr disess"e OF the stomsrh could be shown by
many certificates were IL Doomed necessary.
GEUkGE w. SHANKS, !
HUPP.
GREEN h. BOARD, Proprietor..
WILLIAM WALTON,
DAVID c. sIiANKh,
10 To- daawAoks
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nREbIiUNl ERIST MILLS FOR SALE
L have on hand seven of MOVES BURR STONE
MILLS" which Mills have taken the first premium
NJ The Worlds Fair London and at every other Fair
where they have been exhibited. have, also, several
small Water Wheels-oue of iron, as low as s10-
Also a lot of second hand Machinery, such Shat.
ting Pues Belts Sci all OF which will be sold very
low 1t can be at the store on 10Th street. two
doors from Bargamin's corner, where will receive
to sell on commission, every description ct now and
secondhand Machinery. JOHN A. Letter,
Prescott House
Circulars with cut, description and prices of these
Mills sent to any direction gratis application.
IS-dfs
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WATCHES And yHWHLRY..

- WE have On hand q large assert.
~ ment Of Guld. Stone, Cameo, Lava. Fiofsn,
&NS teen and plain Gold Sleeve Buttons and
,Ssuds All those in wasn't will find IL to their
nterest 10 examine osr stock before purchasins.
MYERS K JAHkE, No. 751, Main 1t
Z. N sim of the Illuminated Clock.
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e GILL = WEIDhlIEsahK 80

G5 have Just opened fine sss1rtment OF
<ki6 Watches, of the best English and Swiss ms
kers both Hunting and open diais; also, handsome
assortment of Jewe!r7; Pearl set.s Silver and Silver
Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, fine pocket Cutlery, fine
Scissors and By the single pairs also the best
French Periumery, French Soaps Hair, Tooth end
Nail Brushes and everything in the Fancy line, to
which they invite ths inspection of their friends and
the nublic IL lin
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= HUNAWAY.,-s naaaw way iros, n. .ro
.an,sn named AMANDA, belonging to me
40 e,tsts OF Samuel fls.ssnts, decsssed ans
3~is OF dark brown complexion, sbout .wen-
IA msny relations living in Powhatan,
~b.T. .hs is no doubt hsrbored The usual rsWara ..
will be paid upon her delivery to me a. the JaA VI
Henrieo' ana Gil eApe''ssiL fTx. 3. HUTCHINSON.
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81 informs the citizens OF Richmond, aR1e1s>E3
and country, that he has commenced
~ tbs BOOT and SHOE making business on
4th street opposite Mr. COTS Seddlery store where
he prepared to make to order any article in ms me-
in the most tasty and fashionable style
Mr.. A. M DAVIS, one of the best cutters In the
country will superintend the business and use every
effort to please both as to article and fit. have the
best material and workmanship shall not be sufpass-
ed BY any. A trial 10 respectfully solicited
I4TH STREET, Isle ROW,
an oe---dSm Ist door from Main street.
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EROAI THE REV. III. C. BOWERS, OF
L THE NJ f. CHURCH, STATIONED AT
MAYSEITIE KENTICEY

MAYsvtLLE, Ky, Feb. 20. 1885.
DR.. j. ScoTT Co,-Grntlemen; feel it nv
duty to say you that have been in the habit of
using the old McLsnes Liver Pills for the last twelve
years, bat having receuy procured box of mcLanss
IMPROVED Liver Pills prepared by you. Being indis
POSED, took ono DOSE and Enthusiastically say tina,
Your improved Pillsoperate mildly, please atty
and eff ectually than any Pile havs ever used.
also gave several doses other persons uoon whom
il every instance, they had the hsppiest efects
ii. C. BUYERS
All the above Medicines for sole by Purcell Lsdd
& Co, and Alex. Duysl, Richmond. res
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M HUaiBtlE, BUT KEALIT

limit
SHOES: Ladies' first quality Phiisdeiphia
made Slipper, at 81. worth 80 do do french &c,
Tic. at 81 worth 80; do do Jenny Linds al . l,
ro,,h 37l Also lot of Misses green Caters, very
best quality at $50 FER pair, would he cheap at 20
Misses Morocco ard Gsat welt Bussins hrst rate
srt,cla NJ 75c worth 81 With many other styles OF
sboes tn he soId cheap Those in want of Shoes can
at any time save from 20 to so per cert by making
nnrcbsses of MARCUS HARRIS,
- Q, 1873 Broad street.
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= RUNAWAY In JAI L....s.. Tnerc w. =.
committed TO the jail Of Hsnsleo cgnn.y, ,' ~
AZ s:y Of AgTt sfso nan = the properly
~ Msry sims, Of the city Of kichnona, sn 70
=. fasmorIy the Vroyersy Ct ; MI. FhomPssn, =
Goochlsud heis about ffty.hve years o'o, 80. 80
1T - 80 y.ry srum hook when spoken to; ana W
~. h.dly dressed when committed The ownsI
iii pesss come forward, prove property pay CHI -.
ses aad take him away, OF be VIII pc ass,s 'I
law directs A. d. hoi"'' y
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pvsTfcNEMENT..- In with regrct thu.
Il have 10 announce that my Distribution Enter-
priss cannot take place the I'D February The
unusual hardness OF the winter has prevented me
,fon seeing aud settling with my sgens As ssoa a.
ensn about The !st Of August which tina the Draw
mt VII certainly Ihe place. the ticket. called in
ana me money refunded And should the sale OF
tickets satisfy IL doing So shall fix upsn an ., -
her day Is am anxious to have the DrawIps ,sL,
place at the earliest possible time 'A>'
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
- fU-''"Au Liberty, Va
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HATa cAPe sHoUs, 20.

- ;FNTLElI EMS SHOEs.--tsen-
3 .,.m.n we bays now on hand large stock
A If French Calfssin Oxford Ties of our
:; = manufacture; also city made Patent Lsathe
shoes These Shoe: will be sold a. chsap as Noi'"'
srn made shoes of the same description
Also large variety of cheap G.iter: for gents az
ANU c. s. MAUR1CES.
.u Isl Main 81. Richmond Va
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IAGkSON'S EXCELSiOh BlTTEhS is
- peculiarly adapted by its competition, every
disease Of the liver aud stomach which produced BY
varying climate In all forms of bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint, it is of the mos.
valuab e remedies.
nv Dime lets generally lie
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hi LI.EyUE HOSplTAI...This lnsfifu.
ID ton is situated on Church Hill Richmond, Vs.,
in delightful airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to toe comfort OF pa
tients and the successful treatment of disease.
The Lying in Wards peculiarly commodious.
The undersigned give their personal attendance to
ali patients placed under their charge.
TERMS:
Colored Patients. per week.
Whites .....................-...
private accommodations TO III
These rates embrace al charges for Board, Medi-
cines, and Medical an Surgical attendance.
CE- No Small Pox admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON. NJ. D.,
Grace street. between 4th and 5th.
c. s. MILLS, M. d.,
18th street. between Broad and Marshall.
r. T. COLEMAN, NJ. D,
Corner of 4th and Grace streets.
Resident Physican-Dr. WOOD. my 2f-6m
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1a13NKAT KEnLCTIHS Il ~ TIE {

MPRieE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From I'LL
81 Is 10 20 per cent saved by buying from
:,i n. H. ar hest nnsl;ty Observation-Disclosures 80
..otooHH -. .s.n,d craiit. -........, s o.
S S.oisA S;iI Hats .,...,,,.. 2 80
gasn' CdtI; Sua5 Ponts ., s 80
c lho on.' go c. pont, .,,, s Is
H Hs ~ go; - shoe. ...., 2 Is
" ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers the city of Philadelphia sup
nly him with . handsome and substantial CafskH
sewed Boor which he will sell ct the unprecedented
- 80 ~ I35n oc l8-1Gc1v
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THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSU-
Il RANCE ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY
OF Observation-Disclosures ana Vslue OF ANIMAL
Premiums. 81 42l,6I2 42-This Company gratis Poll
cits of Life Insurance the lives of either white
persons or slaves, upon Is good terms any other
business are divided annually among those holding
Life Policies.
SLAVES insured for one or four years
Fer farther Information, call the Office of Inm-
rance Co. Valley of tirsinia, where explanatory
books and papers may be obtained.
o f. BRESEE
General Agent for the State of Va
DR. z. W. II ANCoCk, Medical Examiner
Having charge of the sbove business shall bs
pleased to give any Information upon the subject or
attend to any business entrusted to ma.
le IL I'm T. l. ID WALDORF
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DICHAIOND BUILDING FUND COM
IL PANY-TEN SHARES OF STOCK FOR
SALE LOW-This Company has been in successful
operation for four years. and in about the period
5000 will be paid on each share of stock then
deemed. la this company stock holders may borrow
money give security either real estate their
stock in the company.
Those wanting to purchase these ten shares very
low, must apply to-day at the Dispatch Office.
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MICAJAH MAEGUM

szAas.c TIE Music STUkE.-f
ngssE EHM II. TAYLOR would remind h.
fTWH friends and the pubic generally thai
where may be found PIANO FORTES, MEL0DE-
ONE GUITARS, VIOLiNs, FLUTES and ACCOR'
DEOHS Of the best quality and at the lowest prices
he 10 sole agent in this city for the sale OF the cte-
breted NUNS Clark's PIANOS, which not sur
passed by any other makers, and equaed but By few.
Also, Gale Co.'s superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS. of the best quality.
He has the large,t stock of MUSIC to be found Ia
this State and is coortantly receiving the latest Puh
cnt0ns which he will SCI the most reduced pees
and upon az good tsrms can be had elsewhere
~ Pianos tuned, repaired, and let on hire.
TF- Old Pianos taken In part pay for
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TCE In small Quantities, for sale nj THE
ARkUuR, Aata end 18th street. 10 10
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DOLLAKDS RHEUMATICL INlMENr
L Some remarkable cures performed by this Lini-
ment have come under especial notice of late,
and among them we will mention the case of Mrs.
Johnston Union Hill, who had been confined to
her bed for more than week by rheumatism, and
was cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's RHEUMA-
TIC LINIMEsr. Prepared only by
JOHN W. POLLARD,
Druggist, 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city.
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60 HHDs. sCGAki 100 66Is. Kelisea sa
w gar. Fcrsale by - ' ''1
ie TWIN. WALLACE SON.
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uAxSS tARAlASsEr, tARKiAtS BIS,
EEHf1 The subscriber has on ham, at his Coach
-SI@6- Making Establishment, on Lombard A.
ley between Msn and Cary, tI3th end i4th streesI
near the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHAkI0
TEES, BAROuCHEs,. BUGGIES with and without
tope, and sULKIES, all of his msks. Of the be-,
materials and workmanship. All of which will hs
sold "a low good work of the kind be in the city
Of Richmond; and respectfully ask call from thoss
in want of any article in the Carriage line, am DE-
ternined to make to order and sell ct the lowest
prices possible and all work sold, that 10 new,
ranted.
fe 26-d9m MICAJAH mAEGfM.
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DICHNlOND WAVE STOkk...We now
IL have on hand superior stock Of Wines and Bran
dies for summer use comprising 10 part of
Hennessey pnd Otard BRANDIES. in wood and glass
Old Port WINES part very choice.
Mederin and Sherry, old and delicate.
Cleret and Champagne, various grades.
scotch ALE, of Gongers Allsopps Campbels, and
Dicks brands
London BROWN STOUT.
Ginger WINE.
Blackberry BRANDY.
Old Rye WHlSKEY. few bbls. very choice, for
family use. For sale by DUDLEY u co,
je29 u Main at.
DUKE BRANDY 10 mail pipes james
L Hennessy Brandy from Custom House. vintases
1886, ls48 and l849; for sale by
je 27-lw DUNLOP. MONCURE Il CO.
V'IiE tiAKTFDRD FiKE INSURANCE
L NY.-INCOKPORATED IN 1870
CAPITAL STOCK S500,000.
This Company has transacted extensive business
for more than forty years, and has aimed secure
public confidence by honorable and faithful fulfil
men of its contracts and of property are as
sured that all fair claims for loss under its policies will
be literally adjusted. and promptly paid.
No charge for Policies.
K. III. RHODES, Agent,
No % Pearl rect,
je 17-lm Smith, Rhodes Co.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

A UARD.-.Wm. PEKCfvAL, Civil En-
"A sinear and Architset--O Once, 0oddins Hall, on
IIth, between Main and bank street.
Mecha nicai and OrmasnCntai DRAWING.
In connection with my Architectural and Engi-
neerraS office, have opened Drafting ROOM where,
sided BY competent assistants am prepared 70 make
Designs and Copies Of ali kinds Of Machine Work;
Plans for Bridges otherwise Copies to Lith-
ograph from, Of Railroad ard Canal Maps and Pro-
files; Copies Of Land Maps, Tracines ke., with De-
signs for wood, Stone or iron; Ornamental Work.
WILLIAM PEkCTVAL,
NH iS--Sm civil Engineer snd Architect.
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY
1Fl OF RICHhOND.-At meeting of the Board
Of Directors held at their office on the 10th of June
1876, it was
Resolved THAT this Company will make no charge
for Fire Marine Insurance Policies. and tn. sc.
cIetary directed 10 form the other city Com pa
MES of the above resolution, that order to establish
uniform use in the city this subject they be re-
qu-sted to unite with US
This Company now prepared to issue Fire and Ma.
good Offices.
Claims for losses will, in all cases, be promptly
and fairly adjusted and paid.
No charge for the Policy n any case.
Office for the present, on the East side of 18th Of.
near n ain. up stairs ~
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RUTTEk.-sA few kess % very nice, Tor
- sas ~ jsSo J. }. FAR.
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MACK En ELL - Barrels No. . Rlarksrei;
lVl 10 Half Barrels No. Mnckerei; % Or. Barre
No. L. Mackere; 60 Kits No | Mack,rel; 10 Halt khS
No. Mackerel, for sale low to close by
jyl LEWIS N. WEBB co.
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nhANGES AND LEMHAs.-J0 boxes
~ Oranges and Lemons, just received by stean'e s.
in prime order for sale By
iv LOUIS J. BO3SIEuA.
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~ q. l0.--At lhc new Ciathing Uon.e
next door to- w. RsndoIph's Boob store, can
now be found the largest and most varied stock OF
been very heavy, comprising full variety OF Mar.
seiies Salts Cord and w bite Linen Suits Black All.
gaca and Mesino Goats; also. a rich assortment of
hdais Gloves. Seeks, saspenders, kc ali Of WHOA
VIII sell al unsuaily low prices for cash
-. J. d. GOODMAN
leo No. lis Main strsst
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BY Telegraph.
DIRK, July . Flour advanced

NEw YORK, July 2-Flour advanced--Stats So 20;
Ohio sc a.; southern 81 % Wheat higher-South-
ern Red + 10. White Corn firm Stocks higher
Va Gs $685.
BALTIMORE, July 2-Flour tirmer and quoted at
1857. Wheat and Corn uuchanged-Sales of some
new white WHEAT at + | 3GGDi 81
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- TUCkS FOR SALE.-.YIk(sINIA siA
~ PER CENTS FOR SALE.-We have always on
hand, first class Securities for Investment Persons
wishing to purchase, will find it TO their interest 10
give a call
NV I7---ts e. w PURCELL. 4 co.
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NPnING GOODe..-Wc are now opening
- stock.of SPRING TRIMMINGS, which, s.
usual, consists Of great variety of and desis-
bic goods. We are receiving FRESH SUPPLIES
every week and customers may rest assured that
by giving Us call at once. they will themselves
much time aud trouble In the tedious effort Oh
MATCHING TRAININGS"
HIRSH BOTTCHER,
NH 2S---Sus 2t9 Broad street
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SHEARS AND sCISSORS.--Just reed,
~ fine assortment of American shears snd scis'
sore extremely low THEO ROBERTSON,
Importer and dealer in Foreign and Domestic
is Hardware and Cutlery. No. no Main a.
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lNOR SALE-- 80 feet Of ground ON Grace
L street, opposite the Agricultural Fair Grounds -
Also $50 feet in this square, Broad street -
The whole part thereof 10 offered for sale. Apply
to DR.. BROOKS. at Lis Office,
il lg-fhhs Main st.. between 7th ana 9th SIS.
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RACoN, fish, tkc.-.IO Hha.. prime
Sides hhds Shoulders and Hams; No. cut
=; h,eirinss; No Noe Herrings; No. med Msekerel,
Ia store, for sale by
EGaLEsToN & FITZGERALD,
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and brought fcrwsrd many buyers from distance who
expected 70 operate on lower terms but being di,a9
pointed moderate business only ensued 1T slight
auction last csys quotations for all articles. 1t
seems roblemscal whether America viii be able to fur
nish the supplies Of early estimates and as we look in
that direction alone for quantity this feeling having
pated contrary effect prices would result. At to-
Days market business very slow, and sales were
made at decline OF Sd. per 70lbs wheat Is. per Dbl
on -four, and L. per quarter on Indian corn
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Our Nebraska Correspondence.

OMAHA CITY, N. T., Dec ~, 1866.
Sudden Death d he United States Marshal for Tie District
IF Nt1Tada-Both Houses adjourned in Consequence
II is with pain announce the sudden death Of Ell y.
Doyle, ESQ., United States Marshal for this Territory He
died last ming at about O'Clock The circumstances
are follows With his family he had Temporarily oc
cupicd the United States Court roomn the second story
Of rev and unfinished building here. The halustrade
had not been added TO the stairway leading ground
floor Having business down stairs at that time h. vent
down in the dark Surprising, presume, he had
reached the foot of the stairs be stepped right aud
tell six 'eet hitting his side against trunk or box
in his tall. Mr. Tuttle cashier of the Exchange Bank
close by, hearing the al and grcaning in the
hail. went Immediately 10 HIS reef with the assist
of Mir G. B. smith carried him into the bank reom
He expired in fifteen minutes He lies the United
States Court roon attended by his deputy j. W. Patti.
son, and friends His family, thus suddenly bersrt are
nearly frantic, He will lie buried tomorrow better
officer could not be found. honest UPRIGHT man
never bfeathed The Territory has lost valuable off
Ger and most worthy citizen. people mourn his
less. The flag the State House hangs at half mast
and both houses have adjounedin consequence. IKE.
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The Irish Invasion Affair.

NT1UKNEY GI-NERAL's UFI1t1. Dec. T. 1856.
HOY. JOHN MCkEoS, U. S. ATTORNEY. New YoRK:-
SIR. had the honor to confer with you personally
several weeks since regarding representations made
the British Minister illegal combinations the part
of certain persons in the United States to
expedition for the military invasion of Ireland and to
quest your SPECIAL attention to the subes pre-
vent punish any infringement Of relations fany
porting TO have such object which has eeny cc
CURED in New York, the President directs again 20
invite you 10 vigilance the subject. While i. il diff
cult TO believe that such intention entertained by any
persons in the United States if entertained that It
VIII reach the stage OF an overt Illegal set neverthe
lees seems proper that the subject should have your
consider alton The President u.s. of course soctous
that violation of law shall 60 unrebuked, and espe
csly none which touches foreign relations and thus
affect the honor and peace of the whole country. He
therefore particularly desires you not to fail to institute
criminal proceedings agsnt any person who shall be
gagged in illegal acts of the character above referred TO-
otherwise contrary to obligations of friendship to
Great Britain have the honor TO be- very respectfully
G., ClTsHIN
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FILnusrERs IN NEW JERsEY--It is stated that
apsry OF hiouster IS organizing with great sectesy
the town oil Bsrgen Hudson county n. j. II has already
gatbefed considerable strength and Is destined for Mica
Tagua 10 JON the forces Of Cen Walker IL set
foot ny parties la New York, who believed that the afz
could be conducted with privacy and greater sue
cess there than In New York under tn espionage
The United States officers and police. It IL probable that
this party will start at carly day and will leave Ber
gen Point In schooner and be puton board Of
or other vessel together with their outft and mupio
N the hwer tay.-zTustu, GasS<, JM, 10