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SAN Francisco MORALS, MONEY, AND MOI

SAN Francisco MORALS, MONEY, AND NOR
TALLY According to the police statistics Of
San Francisco for April, there were made in
that city during that month four hundred and
twenty-three arrests-one hundred and fifty
eight for drunkenness and disorderly conduct,
and for assault and battery; sixteen for threa t
against life eleven for assaults With deadly
weapons, and two for exhibiting deadly wea-
pons. We must repeat, to the credit of hu5
man nature, that there was but one arrest for
bigamy.
The operations of the U. S. Branch Mint at
San Francisco, California, for the month of
April, 1856, were
Amount Of Gold deposited, Ozs. got, 569, 32-
value about S3,SO5,0O0
Amount of Gold coined. ........S3 545, 900 90
Amount of Gold Bars........... BIG, l28 80
Total Gold coinage. 81 ,861 lbs 80
Amount OF Silver coinage....... IS 500 90
TOTAL coinage. SO S96, 62S 80
The papers announce the death of 70 Tung,
who, it appears, in the absence of other vir-
tues, was favorably known by the length of
bis tail, width Of his breeches, and the extra
ordinary height Of his shoes,''
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PERSONAL.

80. Hon. George Bancroft is spending a few
days in Philadelphia.
80. Thomas Buchanan Read, the distin-
guished poet-artist, is in this city.
80. Hon. John Wilson, late Commissioner Of
the Land Office, and family are at Willard s.
80. Gen. S. H Dosh, Of Shasta, the editor
of the Shasta Courier, and a member of the
California State Senate; Mr.. P c. Rust, Sem
ator from Suffer, and Hon. Col. Dawley, of
Nsveda, arrived in New York in tho Illinois
en- route to the Cincinnati Convention.
-. The Boston Post pronouncss the para
graph of the New York Times, to the effect
that General Peaslse and Colonel Green paid
Mr.. Brooks Il" the special compliment Of q din.
mel" to testify their regard for the compli-
ment paid their own state by the assault made
on Senator Sumner, fasehood and calumny.
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NAVAL ACADEMY AT ANNAPOLIS ex-
animation of Midshipmen at the Naval Acade-
my will commence on Monday next. The
following officers constitute the Board of Elk
aminers Commodore Isaac Mayo, President;
Captains Williom S. Hudson and Samuel Bar.
row, and Commanders VIM c. Whitttle and
Charles G. Turner. The examination will
occupy the Board about three weeks; after
which the Plymouth will take the youngsters
on three months cruise.
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sPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS
The UnIo1a. In ranly To the assertions

"That the agitation, disorder, violence, and
even bloodshed, which have marked the brief
history Of Kansas, are to be solely attributed
TO the organic laws Of the Territory, and that
the murders, assassinations, house-burnings,
bogus delegates, bogus legislatures and bogus
senators, are the legitimate fruits of the prac-
teal enforcement Of the popular-sovereignty
principle"
urges that it
SIS opposition to, not adolescence in, the
great principle imbodied in the Kansas. Ne
braska bill, which has caused all the recent
difficulties which patriotic men in every sec
ton Of the Union have viewed with the deep
est solicitude, and which have been fomented
and heraldsd with fendish exultstion by the
sbolitionists of New York and New England.
In Nebraska, which has the same organic
laws AZ her sister Territory Of Kansas, and
which has thus far been regarded as a profit
less field for the nefarious sgitations of aboli-
tionism, the wisdom, patriotism, and sound
republicanism of the popular-sovereignty prin-
ciple have been fully and triumphantly illus
trated. What the people of Kansas want, in
order to attain a degree of happiness and
prosperity commensurate with their Intelli-
gence, enterprise, and the great natural ad-
Vantages by which they are surrounded, is to
be let aI0ne-to be free from the traitorous in
fuence of the New England Emigrant Aid
Society-tabe secure from the plots and de-
vices of men armed with Sharpe's rifles, and
gOaded to murderous mischief by the studied
rawlings of the New York Tribune and the
blasphemous, fanatical exhortations Of the
Beechers, Psrkers, buttons, and the other
reverend violators Of the laws Of God and their
country"
The Intelhgsncsr, in an article headed
The outragss in Kansas" says:
"From the accounts Of the late acts of vio-
lence in Kansas, which are coming to us by
the mails, it appears that, whatever may have
been the folly Of any attempt to resist the law
by the people of Kansas-if any such attempt
were made In the present case-tbe Marshal's
posse converted themselves into q mob rather
than body of conservators of the peace
The Intsliigencsr quotes from the Missouri
Democrat, of May q, the particulars of the
entrance of the posse into the town of Law
renee, and thinks
"Their proceedings in enforcing law and
ORDER as here related, cannot meet the sane
ton of the people Of any section Of the coun.
try when passion and prejudice shall have
subslded :"
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OPTICAL.

TREASURY DrrARrxEsT, May g, 1856
Notice is hereby given TO the holders Of the
stock issued pursuant 10 the act Of Congress Of
2sd July, 1915, that such stock Is redeemsbIe by
It's terms, and viii be paid st the Treasury on the
surrender OF the certificates thereof, on the 18th
Of November next, when interest thsreon viii
cease.
This department win contlnuet to purchase such
stock prior to said day Of redemption, and will
pay therefor the following premium, I'm addition
to the interest accrued 20 the day Of purchase,
with one days interest for the money to reach
On such stock received at the Treasury between
the lst day Of June ind the 3ist day OF July, In
elusive, one-hsh Of one per cent. on the amounts
specified In the certiscates;
On such stock received between the Let and sist
days Of August, one fourth Of one per cent;
And on such stock received after the 3Ist day OF
Angus, the interest sccrsed thereon, and one
days additional interest only, viii be paid.
Certificates Of such stock transmitted under
this notice must be duly assigned 10 the United
States by the party entitled 10 receive.the pur-
chase money; and when sent prior to the LIST July
the current half years interest NUT also be as
signed by the present stakeholder, otherwise such
interest will be payable a. heretofore.
And notice 10 further given to holders Of other
stocks Of the United States that this department.
Will purchase the same between the lst dsy OF
Jane and the Ist day Of December neIt, unless
the sum OF 500 COO shall be previously Oh aimed
and will pay for the same, In addition to the In
terest accrued from the day Of the last dividend
Of Interest, and days additional interest for
the money to reach the vendor, the following rates
OF prenium:
On stock CT the loan Of lsas, premium OF 10
per cent;
On stock Of the loans Of isi7 and Is4s premium
OF IS Per cent;
And on stock issued under the act Of 9th SEP
tsmbsr, 1880, commonly called TsIsn indemnify
stock, premium Of 6 per cent.
Certificates transmitted under this notice should
be duly assigned to the United States by the par
ty entitled to receive the money; and IL stnt pre-
vious to The LIST July, the current half-yesrs in
tere.t must also be assigned by the present stock
holder, otherwise the interest for the half year
that day will be payable to him rs Heretofore.
Paymest for all the foregoing stocks will be
made by drafts on the assistant uessurers al Bos-
ton, New York, or Philadelphia, as the parties
entitled to receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
mss-dtl.Nov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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NEW MUsIc-Fromo our indefatipable neiob
Dor, Hilbus, we have the following of his late
publications:
Love Letter POLKA composed by W.
Bergman. Cup and Be Doing" as sung
by George Kunkel, and the author, William
Falmer. Four Mazourkas for the Piano, {"
byJ. Schulhoff The typographical and gen.
eral appearance Of these publications do the
publisher great credit.
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II AS menagerie was entering Newark,
Ohio, few days ago, the elephant keeper
fell In a fit. Some Of the attendants attenp-
ted to take him up, but the elephant would
allow no one to touch him, not even the ply
stefan called in the case, till the man himself
had so far recovered as to request it. While
the man was senseless, the elephant himself
gently lifted him upon a horse, but, finding
he could not sit there, softly laid him down,
and, supposing him dead, became quite furi-
Gus in his grief. His joy at the recovery was
equally intense.
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR THE PRKsIpssoy.
The convention Of radical abolitionis,s at SYRIA.
euse, New York, after an animated discussion
Of the policy to be pursued by them in the
present political crisis nominated Gerrit Da-
Wis, of New York, for President, and Samuel
Mcfarland, of Pennsylvania, for Vice Presi.
dent: and then adjourned sine die.
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FIRST WARD TICKET.

The Friends OF Civil and Religious Liberty
announce the following Ticket for the First
Wand:
70, Mayor-wM. b. MAGRUDER.
Fer Aldermsn-WM. +. DOVE. Ior the un.
expirei te1m-GEO. w. RIGGS.
For Common CoHaeiI-JNO. b. TURTON.
CHAS. ALBERT, ID. G. LEE.
For AssesSor-WM. RIGGLEs. ma9-3t
llntei Union, and News copy, and charge str
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Pocock, Mrs Phebe
Robinson, hrsJohn
Rogers, Miss Siisn
Ryan. Mrs Mary
RanertyMiss usr'gt
Smith, hsrgret
Scott, Mics Nancy
Smith. Mrs w =
sscks.ys. krsSJsns
Shorter, Mrs. Chss
Stewart. Mics mary
Stewart, Mrs 3
ShoStsaksr, nrsAL
Stewart, B )
Stephenson. Mrs. Jos
Sterett, MfssLaursL
Thompson, Miss )
Turton, Mrs u Jane
Taylor, Mrs klika
Thompson, Miss MD
riney, Sussn
voililzn, Mad Goldra
Wright, Mrs klif'th
warner. Mrs Julia
whitcoe, Hannah Z
walker, Mrs John
whitworseh. Miss b
wallis, Miss II
williams, Miss G
Wsring, Mrs Jamss
Walker, Miss Mary
Weaver. Ars
Wilson, Miss ynlis
Wilkinson, Miss n 4
Wheeler, hissAnnis
w!llstt NrsRachslM
Wilson, Mrs. Maya
Young. Miss Carrie
Young, Miss @
Yslss, Miss Alice 3
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

Our weekly of to-day affords complete cpl
tome of the affairs of the week, domestic and
foreign, with tempting array of literary and
miscellaneous matter. 1t is just the paper
for the country. Price only 81 70 year
single copies three cents
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LIST OF LETTERS
Rsnaas~imgi In tAs Post oNes, wask,ssfss, o. c =,
Mou Al 1854

TOrdered to be advertised In the &C Eessise
Star,n agreeable to the following section Of the
Pest Once Law-it being the Newspaper having
the largest circulation Of any daily paper pub.
lished In Washington:
SIc S. Asd be if fsrfAs, ssaefsd, That the
list Of letters remaining uncalled for In any post
Office in any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter, be pub
fished once only in the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall hace fhs largsst
ei,ssIation within the range Of the delivery OF
said Office, to be decided by the postmaster at
such Office.
s~Persons applying letters In the Following ust win
please say they pvE&TBKp.
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9" The Mobile Tribune states that on the
18th instant it was 80 cool that fires had be-
come requisite. The Tribune thinks that such
weather might have been fit for Boston, but
was singularly out Of place in Mobile.
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TWO HUNDRhD DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER

Dan AWAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER,
H living In Anne Arundel county, ard -
near the Governors Bridge p. o., on SAFE -
URDAf NIGHT last, without any cause 24
or provocatien, a short, wellset NEGRO ~
down look, slow Of speech and motion he
calls himself Perry Anderson, ard is about 30
years Of age. Had good clothing, such as grey
pants, red vest, chocolate solored coat, and black
fur hat. There are reasons to suppose that he may
be lurking In or about the District Of Columbis.
as 1t Ii likely he II company with q tall bright
muatto man belonging to Mr.. James w Kent,
VIII. at M Clement Hi iS near Bis densbnrs
will give the above reward Of two hundred dol
lars II taken cut Of the State, and secured 30 that
get him again, or one hundred dollars any where
In The Dirtrict OF Co umbia or State Of Maryland
m 3l-eo4t DANIEL KENT, n. d.
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Allen MrsRichsrd .
Allen, Mrs Elsa
Adams, Mrs Alex
Andrews, MissElixs
Bush, Mrs Mary
Brown, Mrs q J
Brooke, Miss JansR
Bsnwsrd, Mrs J O
Bradford, Mrs Jane
Bonssr, Mrs Elir'th
Brody, Mrs Bridget
Bstsmsn, Miss vir-
glnis
Bowman, Miss Ada
line
Burroughs, Mrs 3
Bonstt, Mary
Boynton, Mrs Cobb
Bailey. Henristtaw
Clspp, Mrs Hannah
Cook, Miss Harristi
Cross, Mrs L II z
Cross, NissAnnCora
Collins, Miss EmilyT
Cummings, MissEs
Champion, Mrs G v
Cbockrin, Nrs Robi
Curtis, Mrs Martha
Chambers. Mrs A
Csrriere, Mad L
Colclasssr, Miss G
Cooper, Mics Marian
Dusenbury,Nr Gee
Dent, Miss L &
Dumsdsy. Mrs
Dixon, MargretJans
Dorsey, ArsAnnisE
Davis, Mrs Indiana
Davenport, MrsFM
Davis, Miss Hsssel-
tine
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RTHE REV VIM. J. HOGE, Of Balti-
~ more, will deliver lecture in Bridge ct
Church, Georgetown, on MONDAY EVENING
June I'd.
Subject; "Religion and Liberty in Danger from
False Philosophy"
Tickets-admftting a gentleman and lady, IS
cents Family Tickets so cents.
Lecture to commence at O'Clock The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the erection OF mission
church, In the upper part Of Montgomery county,
Md. m 30-3t
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PIC MIC.

THE ENGLISH LUTHERAN SABBATH
l. SCHOOL intends giving Pic Mic at Arling-
ton spring, on WEDNESDAY, June 4th.
Refreshments will be furnished at reasonable
rates.
O'Clock q m -
Tickets: For passage IS cents passage and
dinner SO cents-to be had Of Nr. A. Noefr, Mr..
j. d: Weaver, and at the boat on the morning Of
the Pic Mic. M 2o-F&A
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bAbihc LtCt.
Ellison, MrsHenryA
Edwards, MaryJsne
Kllisen, Miss ssllis
English, Miss Cath
Franklin. Miss N A
Farrell, Aargret
Gordon, Mrs n n
Hsines, Mrs A B 3
HIATT, Mrs VIM %
Hall. Miss Il n
Harris, MISS usanW
Hickory, Mrs : Y
Hunter, Miss n A 2
Hooper. Mrs Lucsy
Hessee, Mrs Ellen
Henson. Miss Mary
Hardy, Miss Molly
Howard, Miss c ia
Hillard. Miss l. v
Hammond. Miss z
Hogan, Sarah
Johnson, Mrs susan
Johnson, Mrs A N
Kelly, Mrs Elis'th
knilburg. Mr., G l.
Kramm, Mrs PB
Lewis, AissSsblnsR
Loring, Mrs
Lewis, hissvirg'a1
Lewis, Mrs Ann u
Lytle, Miss N G
Martin, Rosa -
Mansgre, Miss Mary
Mitchell, MrsAsttis
Moxlsy, Mrs T J
Nshornsy, Miss y
Murray, Miss A n
MSDermot, Miss B
Noble, Miss Trsass
Noble, Mira Rschse
Price, Miss Rebscc,
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late republic Of Texas, payment OF which is
provided under the act Of Congress of the 2sth
of February, 1855. The amount appropriated,
1t will be recollected, is $3.50, 900, which is
to be divided pro rata among the holders Of
the certificates.
Interior Dspartment.-Samuel Cole, Esq. |,
the efficient Chief Clerk Of the Pension Blu
reau, has bean appointed by the President to
act as Commissioner of Pensions during tho
temporary absence of the Hon. Josiah Minot,
on visit to his family in Concord, New
Hampshire.
An Army officer Rssigned.-The resigna-
ton Of Captain Samuel g. French, assistant
quartermaster and first lieutenant third ar
tillery, has been accepted by the President,
to take effect May 81, 1856.
The Supply.-Information has been re-
ceived at the Navy Department of the arrival,
at New York, of the United States store ship
Supply.
The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Dspartment.-On yeterday, the Both of May,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
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49, NOTICE ALL PERSONS WHO
NJ left w atches or Jewelry at George Key
worth's Store to be repaired are requested to call
upon MIR. H. D. HOOD, Pa. avenue, between 9th
and 10th Streets for the same previous to LIST Sep
tember next, or they will be sold for the repairs.
m 30-3tk
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MADAME s. DUvALL, Practitioner Of

Iv1 Astrology and Phrenology, is prepared to
answer all questions relating to Human Life
Questions answered personally or by letter Ma
Europe, where she has received the most batter
ing patronage from the nobility She 10 now
taking tour through the United States No.
216 seventh street, between M and N, Washing
ton. 10 - : -
B.-Females In delicate health w II find M
y an able and confidential medical adviser.
her compounds are purely vegetable.
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TNOTICE.-ON AND AFTER THE
~ LIST Of June, the undersigned, Dry Goods
Merchants, doing business on 9TH street, agree to
close our places Of business every evening (Satur
day excepted) at O'Clock, In order to give our
selves and employees few hours Of relaxation.
X. b. HALL,
j. w. BARNECLO,
A. GODDARD,
F. NJ. MAGRUDRR,
N 30 3t* X. g. HYATT.
ORDER TO GIVE THE CLERKS
G in our employ time for recreation, we,
the undersigned, Dry Goods M erchants, do agree
to close stores from the LIST June until the LIST
September, at ~ O'Clock, Saturday evenings
excepted JOHN II. SMOOT,
II z. BERRY,
MAYFIELD BROWN,
A F. OFFUTT co,
w. X. HURDLE,
J.E.-CORTUE,
X. w. SHOOT
Georgetown, ID. C May 3O-3t
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U D MAKBHAL'B OFFICE, MAY, 1850.
&~TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
~ CERN.-A large number Of Ca "a IS in
U 3. Cases, Of fines and costs, forfeited recogni
zinces, against various individuals have been Is
sued from the Criminal Court Of the District and
placed in my hands for execution The penalty
In these cases is imprisonment In jail unless the
money be promptly paid. ] therefore notify all
persons who know themselves to Re involved as
security for appearance at the Criminal Court, or
upon whom fines have been imposed by said
Court, that they must call at my ofaee and ar
range their respective cases before the second
Monday In June next; after which must proceed
to settle them according to law.
J. ID. HOOVER,
m 2I-td u. = Marshal.
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Texas Debt.-The Treasury Department
viii, We learn, commence on Monday (the
FIRST Of June falling on sunday,) the liquids-
ton Of the debt due to the creditors Of the
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CARD.-NR.J JOS. JEFFERSON re.
M turns his sincere thanks for the many
kindness received at the hands Of the Washing
tonians, and announces his FAREWELL BEN
Eft on SATURDAY EVENING, Nav 3lst,
being his last appearance but six In this city He
Will have the honor Of presenting bill OF attrac-
tion. consisting Of three popular pieces, embrac-
Ing his Shakspearian del1neation Of RICHARD
Ill, received with so much favor in other cities
Box Sheet now open. IN 23-4t
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EIRsr WARD ELECTION NOTICE.
SECOND WARD ELECTION NOTICE.

FIRST PRECINCT
Notice is hereby given that an election will be
held on MONDAY, the I'd day Of June neat ,t
the corner Of Massachusetts avenue and Twelfth
street, Tor n syor Of the city, one member Of rhe
board OF Aldermen, and three memb, rs OF the
Board Of Common Council. The above precinct
embl aces all the Second Ward north OF n street
north The Polls will be opeI ed at O'Clock
e. m, and closed at O'Clock p. m
j. p. DICKINSON,
JOHN w. SIMMs
e. l.. C0LTHAN,
m 26-lw Commissionera
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THIRD WARD UNION TICKET.
FOR MAYOR.
WILLIAM b. MAGRUDER.
ALDERMAN.
JOHN n. GODDARD.
COMMON COUNCIL.
LAMBERT TREE,
MARTIN v. b BEGAN,
WILLIAM p. HOWELL, yr.
ASSESSOR
GEORGE 7. LANGLEY. e.
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,ss1itSLkk< COVENANT LODGE NO ID, 1.
l7E$6EO. o. F.-The members of this
1ENE Lodge are earnestly desired to be
punctual in their attendance MON
DAY EVENING next, as business Of vital I'm
portance will be under consideration.
By order Of g.:
m 3O-3t X. l. MARTIN, X. see.
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WASaINGTON AND NEW OR
~ LEANS TELEGRAPH COMPANY
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Washington and New Orleans Telegraph Com
panv will be held at the office Of the President In
the city OF Washington, on WEDNESDAY, Ju-
ly I'd, 1856. DANIEL F. CLARKE, SEQ.
IN 29-2aW3W
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ihitted to yeur judsmsut-if you choose; but
do not remain In the power Of the wretchsd
political jugglsrs and mountebanks who have
been making catspaws of you, and who still
wish to place themselves in power and posi-
ton through reputation which is borrowed
solely from your previous personal and indi-
vidual respectability.
The path Of duty is plain; and by following
that the point of honor is maintained. Make
your rational sober second-thought felt in the
election on Monday next by securing the cleo
ton OF DIR. Magruder, and you will be re-.
leased from the tyranny forever.
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Aoni'oiOHi hdy 70, 1000 !
SIR The President of the United State.
mas directed me to announce to you his deter
mination to discontinue further intercourse
with you as Her Majesty's Diplomatic Repre-
sentative to the Government of the United
states. The reasons which have compelled
him to take this step at this time have been
communicated to your government.
L avail myself of this occasion to add tn at
due attention will be cheerfulIy given to any
communications addressed to this departm ent
from Her Majesty's Government Affecting the
relations between Great Britain and the United
States, which may be forwarded to this Gov.
eminent through any other channel
should 1t be your desire to retire from the
United States the President directs me to furn-
ish you with the usual facilities for that nur.
pose. 1 consequently enclose herewith the
passport in such cases
L avail myself of this opportunity to renew
to you, sir, the assurance Of my respectful con.
sideration. WV. L. MIpcv
To John T. Champion, Esq, Her Msissty's
Minister, etc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-22
NIRs. A. 2. HUMPHRYs.

TEACHER OF MUSIC AND EMBROIDERY
WIZ receive pupils in the above auches at S s LEON
ARD Harvard Place Mrs II. also has great variety
OF desirable patterns for Embroidery which She will mark
upon all kinds of WOODEN, Silk, Cotton OF Linen ard
public.
Orders for marking be left at PRATT'S. 2Os Main
street, where patterns can be seen. jy21 deod&wtf
DIR. Harris. Dentist, having associated with him
self DR.. TRACY, (who has been engaged with him for
the last five ysars) hereafter the business viii be con-
Quoted, at the old stand of Dr. Harris under the firm Of
July l, 1886. HARRIS & TRACY.
The undersigned are making ARTIFICIAL TEETH
with the latest improvements in every style and OF the
first quality.
They also give special attention the treatment Of GEM
pllcaied diseases If the teeth and mouth
From the great success they have had in filling teeth
after the nerve has become exposed they warranted
in assuring the public, that great number of the ruu
blesome teeth condemned worthless by their method
OF treatment be restored to health and usefulness and
their natural beauty.
Persons that have had teeth treated by their method
speak with great enthusiasm of the lasting benefits and
comforts derived from it.
All those wishing operations in Dentistry can have
them performed in the most thorough and scientific
ner, at HARRIS & TRACYS
Jy14 diff 15S Main st.