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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-14
3a0etru.
The Lost Opportunity.

saw her coming down the road
The summer eve was at Its close. p
Not yet with stars the heavens plow,d. r
Nor westward st the hues of rose
Her step was pensive full OF grace 2
One hand lay Meath her dimpled chin 81
a gentle smile played DER her face.
And told of pleasant thoughts within.
] teltmy hearts pulsations grow
Quicker and louder as she came, fa
Until | found its every throe
Repeated her below name
10. night we part-would could throw
ObliEion DER tie lapse ofyears
But I will seek, beforeST go,
some ground for hope or cause for fears.p
We met scarcely press'd her handE-zr..li.
And when TO mine she raised her
: 1feit.the phrases 1 had Pianned'd =.
All langulsh into soundless signs.
twice did name her name and there
Each time my voice to silence fell
ms was the chance-T did not dare
And SO simply babe farewell.
A sadness as she turned to go.
saw DER her fair brow unfold
And SO we parted, and know
She thought | seemed Indifferent cold.
watched her as she glided bv,
Slowly and sadly as before,
Till. blending with the earth and sky,
der gentle form was seen no more.
Then, like wood when night comes ON.
felt my heart grow dim and shady,
All 3! coward heart, thou might'st have won.
But 'iaint heart never won fair lady,"
l went and nowsthe hopes are dead
Frail hopes-that cheered my bosom orIyy.
When ! returned she was wed,
And now this heart is cold and lonely.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-14
Sales of Town Property.

r. II. Lee, Special Commissioner for the sale of
the Property ofWilliam Fawcett sold Saturday
last, the 28th ul;, at Public Sale, the dwelling
house and lot on New street, present occupied by
William Mouldcr, f tic sum of 1855. Purchaser
Miss Eebccca Hickman
Also the house and lot, on the same street, at
present occupied by Mrs. McMurran, for the sum Of
5000. Purchaser, Col. Francis Yates.
Also the house and lot, the street, at pres
ent occupied by E. Shaner, for the sum of $780,
PVScnaser, Col. Francis Yates.
The house and lot belonging TO the heirs of the
late William Hines, Sen situated on German street
was sold at Private Sale, few days since, FOR the
sum of $500. Purchaser, Mr.. A. uumrickhouse.-
iShcphcrdstOtCn Register.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-14
BOOK AND JOB. PRINTING
- OF Every pRscR1proA.
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, CARDS.
He sprang to the door of IL n.v;,;o,,
sven A.

he sprang to the door of the pavilion
without perceiving- that the old. woman Voc
stealthily peepi6g In. AZ shrek from bsr
brought the rest Of the people,, EtienIe. his
lace as white as death, his whole ccuntenance
the picture OF horror, was leaning over tho
nody OF Susette Legarde, which lay 3weltefing
IN blood at ms feet The murderer. was seiz.
cd He made little defence, but seemed con-
fused and overwhelmed by his situation Tn.
deed taken almost In the act as he had been 3.
ii was generally expected that he would con,
tess TO save himself from torture, and th0nGb
ne did not directly avow his guilt, his silence
when ipterroga ted on the subject was Hooked
on as q, taclt confession. 1t was only, on the
day of the trial, and with the horror of HE
impending fate 6efore him, that he seemed ds-
sirous to avert it but he confined himself to- ;.
general assertions of his innocence and beoced
his judges % have mercy on his youth. and
hnding this appeal Unsuccessful, he exclaimed
almost Wild, that he was no. gultys He was
Condemned, however, to be broken on the
= - . %H
1t was some time after the execrtion' IF t,s
student that it was known that the .youno, eod.
beautiful Countess of ST. Giles, was dying
FROM The commencement Of her illness she had
continued to sink rapidIy. 4. 81 7lE
The Countess was aware that her situation
was hopeless, and her confessors was constant.
~ with her. On the day that the last saora.
ments were 10 be administered TO her she ac.
knowIsdged to him that the student Etiesne
Grandier, who was condemned to death for
the murder of his mistress, was innocent. and
tnat she was the murderer of,Susette Leearde.
She said that Grandier was her lover, and that
they met in the pavilion in which the BODY
OF the murdered woman was found. Jealousy
had led her to follow me there. She
threatened to expose me; more than nv life.
was in her power, and finding her rinexorable
to my prayers, snatched knife that lay, ON.
a table and stabbed her to the heart. The
knife was marked with the name of the un
fortunate Grandisr, and added TO his being
found on the spot, went far on his trial to con-
denim him. He was innocent, and. was not
present at the time, nor did he even know by
whom the deed was done-though' he must
have guessed, she added with ahudder.
The Countess here paused, and casting an
anxious look at her oonfessor, stretched forth
her arms towards heaven as if IN application
and breathed her last prayer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-14

-. We learn from the Newmarket Spirit of
Democracy, that move is'bcipg made in some por-
tiOns of Shenandoah county, for the change of the
county seat from Woodstock to Edinburg. There
is considerable interest manifested in the neghbor-
hood of the latter place, and already there has been
subscribed for defray the expenses erecting the
public buildings about 900.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-14
Taking ThIngs I'M Time.

Jones IS merchant of some standing in
this city. He is a man who made his own
way IN the world, and prides himself on kis
PTomPtness and differentiation When gar
rotIng came into fashion, Jones was loud in
his declarations that The man was fool who
permitted himself to be garroted He like To.
see any one garrote him Catch a weasel,
asleep with other remarks, all tending to-
show that Jones really meant what he said.
lie was prompt Courageous man, and was
determined to be beforehand with any ruffiarr!
who might endeavor to rob him. ~ ~
. Accordingly, as Jones was returning to hisl
home in Twenty-Five stree. a few nights ago
his attention was attracted by the pertinaci.y
with which man seemed TO dog his steps. --F
On the qua ViVe for suspicious characters.I
Jones wheeled suddenly round upon his fol-,
lower, and asked abrubtly what he wanted.
The man seemed startled, and stammered out
some ineobeFent sentences. At this moment
Joness hand sought his pocket. His watch
vas gone There was but one inference
he bad been robbed without knowing it. He
drew HIS revolver, and sPringing on the man
man before him, seized him by the collar
"Givs me the watch p cried Jones. savage,
y leveling the pistol ct the fellows, head.
give me the watch or"
Take it." cried the man evidently terror.
stricken at Joues's determination. "Take it,"
and putting q heavy gold watch into jones'
hand, be took to his heels and was out Of siehs
in instant.
Jones chnckled, as he went home, oyer his
triumph. he found Mrs. Jones sitting up for
him. ProudOf his achievement, he reIatedId
the incident with. immense dramatic effect,
and in conclusion he drew moral - -
"You see, my dear, said he, Il would never
have got my watch if / had not been prompt. .
."N by, Mr.. Jones, what are you talking Of 4
There is your watchp' and Mrs. Jones pointed
to the mant!e-piece, where, most certainly a
large gold watch was visible to, the naked
eye. E--
-''You Ieftit at home to-day, when you vent
down town. a1H.ss s
Jones grew pale; Mrs. Jones was rieht--
It vas his watch. And the watch in his pock-
et-wbose was It Instead of being robbed.
he bad turned robber; and absolutely, on the 3.
peoples highway, with pistol in hand, deprived
some person unknown of valuable time-r
piece. -. -.,... "a 49,.
The fact was, that Jones had been 4 little
too prompt. Harpey's Weekly. '-''.
ASKS wrTHlx PoEATo.--The Chicago Jours
nal Of Thursday, says shat Mr Charles E. Doy Of
the NOrfh de,yesterdsy showed us boiled potato
which on being opened, was found to contain !
snake over twoinabes long. Il Is an ugly looking
thing. The dsTelopement took place at the dinner
| table, ~ s sd.
-. Robert N. Powell aud Hugh PERIL. have
| been nominated by the Democracy ofHamFshiro,
fOS the House Of Delegates.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-14

FIoX's Patent Refined Sparkling Gelatine..
~ stronger than Isinglass. at only one third the
price, and for convenience, strength purity bean
ty, and cheapness Estarrts unrvalled for-making a
richer and FapTs lline Jelly in few minutes
THIN that m1dc in the usual tedious wav from
Calves feet-just received and for saieby
January IT. BELLER & COOKE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-14

Married Persons or those contemplating, marriage
being of physical weakness, any other
apediment should Immediately consult DR.. Johnston
He who places himself under the of DR.. John
Ator, may rcligionsIy conide in his honor as gen
tlelaII. aud Confidently rely upon his skill as
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-14

-, Robert IL Powell aud Hugh perrin. ha,svI1a, !
been nominated BY the Democracy ofHanFshira,
EoE the House Of Delegates.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-14
Younr Men

YoUSG Mas espccialIy, who have become the vic
Tins of Solitary Vice that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to untimly grave
thousands of young men of the most exalted talented
and brillia intellect who might Otherwisehave
tranced listening Senatcs with the thundeTs of elo-
qu$hce, walked ecstacy the livnglyre, may call
FI1lI confidence
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-14

-Etienae arandier was the only son of a
merchant of fouioase,i who having. amassed a
moderate fortune, WAS anxious to raiss his so1
% 9. higher rank of life than his own, There
was no no other means of doing this than by ed
9catIug HIM Tor the church, a course to which
ne was more inclined from the doc lity of The
boys tempe, and the superiority ofshis tai.
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BENZ. +, Z THoMAs p. DEALL.
BALTInIoRE Lock HOSPITAL.

g 2, s..ie. ssa DR.. JOHNSTON,
TINE founder of this Celebrated Institution offers
4 the most Certain, Speedy, and only cffectual
remedy in the world for 81
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-14

GRAND STATEMENT OF TIE CARLlLE SCHEME.
Grand total fund distributed, $l,332 100000
Share of the North, S3O,OOOGOO
Share of the South, 5l9OOOO 600
Share of New York, 10000 600
Sha of Pennsylvania, 100000
Share Of Ohio, l2t 100000
Share of Virginia, 100000
Thus, Mr.. CARL1IE and his party by sort of nat
ural procivity and irresistible destiny, find them.
selves in this their Distribution movement as in all
their measures, working with might pd main for
the benefit of the North against the South, even
when they fancy themselves working like beavers
exclusively for the South.
We will not inquire where Mr.. CARI1LE intends to
get his mammoth Distribution fund of thirteen hun
d. cd and Mirty-t,Uo millions Of dollars out of which
he proposes allow Virginia the small modicum of
seventy five miiors. lit is not to come down out
of the skies, be split out Of the comet as that
erratic uhinaFy comes bangiug its imperiaent head
against the earth in June next; come from 10
other source, as to the land monies paid into the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-14

A sEAKs wITHlx PoEATo.-The Chicago jour- ,
nal Of Thursday, says that NJ. Charles E. boy Of
the North yesterday showed us boiled potato,
which on being opened, was found to contain :
snake over twoiusbes long. Il is ugly looking
thing The dsTelopement took place at the dinner
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-14
NO. g.

tia; thouglf We cannot meet here, we NAV do
,soeiseWb and this L was about TO do for
one who loads me with reproach4s.' ia :
:, F =! me, he answered, pressing her
nand TO ms lips the fear of losing you made
1t We're given to me 10 prove how ei;ebtI1, 7
hold my Ilifesin comparison with. your ssf,tr
and fair fane.'. ~. =. ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

A LADY NJ D., oouLIsr Arl fgRIsf ss . s,nrs
sis All eye weahnessec and without operation W
pain sunken eyes made naturally CONVEX; premature wesr
pultahons from II b1
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On ga sss July Is his fsrry Win ssop a rown:snds
Is - H. Ss 81; S'isSs's s. x
y, "a h 1s,,s F S si s,s ss q and Y: Hd
H:SN:o. ssvs e q: sss:sn i.'snd Soss Sessr Ss
s so 81 sry cad s s
g. h Sa y AZ . fs rG = So
s:Ss s1 !. r U1 h. .rs arc now IN order to d Teams
HAs.M. sA11: .S.!s.5s As.Asa1x.ss
Pc :sres, q 49, i Ssi c; :.sis
T.: - =: g. e.. 49,. s:sss:: 49,,
s. v sso e D p SyS, Co., ss
@ ~ 49,: :ss .: :. :: :: : = q
81 r WHINE Plans train. gtopprs Il al stassomL
Bs s's1s . ;a. .oppia aS 3 .u .a..
r.: ss -, sSSs: 4. II :.: ss
sE AEWnisHs srase ssaS scYpns :: ~ sasoss
;Ez-%Ss ;s -: +: $780,
HUDSON RIy1s RAILsoAD.saon JULY 2 la,
p: an s: .us S r. 1SsnS n
a T., . n, and $50 r. n; for sing sns lo:ls T. and
Isl Ind
ss bern. sss q S
L: as;t % = + ~
- sI1.nssmsn, commencing July Is is.P.s:s ss
Fourth avenue Entrance on Twenty Sc ssnth street
For New H.vsnu7a s az sS 4 x 1Ss a5. l2 SIS 40
For BHssspors-7ao, sOA n. Gnh Las a4A 40 G1)
For Milford str.aord Fairfield Southport and westpors-
For EorwsE-7.a0 so A. n; l24, s4S. 40 ax> 40
T.: 6arisn and Greenwich-7.so $40 NJ; LAS, sS.
c TST s;:HiGyaas'q so G1A s~AA; ia@ aA' 40
Fur Chester and utsrmedate s.aHOns-7 go A. H.;
sSs fs'ssEd and spiinsasls&- 81 % 4 E,, las P Nj
For oopneoacu. River Railroad to MontreAl-s 20 A. NJ
For Canal Railroad-so A. n. tExJ and Ia p NJ to
For New london Railroads @A.M,49P.M
For Housaopic Railrrad-s 20 A. NJ, l0PM
For Nsugs,uck RAILROADS. A. M; Ia and 40 2 ~ ~
r. Hfr D'nS1'' and S''"'i H''l''''-7" 4" A. Nj q"
Prom New Haven-6a, 100, Sss A. NJ (Erh $50 (E1.)
Prem BTidssP9rt7s.l 7.Ao. 1918 M Nr); 2@ 01'h
III From . F r w. $780, ga SIS 10 cn,; ass
Prom Per; dhester-5z, s.s, ~ sSS r9 vN Ens
y Long sandmThe sea steamboat sGkEAMER' Captain
Barclay and Robinson Streets every Tuesday Thursday and
1S sS
Ing viii leave Bepori every Monday wednesday Friday
THO Of York, ami the only which
ew q soySs Ss
fun usually attending public excursion Tue ansst ses
hotel and pvae abound the whole
Il S snS
until 81 O'Clock the morning OF departure For freight
sssRt SUI psf Ii psr
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DENTISTRY.

u,ErrH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS, wrrHCuT-
me slightest pain 70 the patient, By nv and origins
Just discovered not freeynrl This admirab
tenn prscsed BY me onlyJ Dr. r. o. DURKIN 4ss Cana
street near VNck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

ENGRAVING AND PRTNTING.-WEDDING, VISITING
u and business cards The best cheapest and hshoua
Bile cards found At Dunpe engraving snd printing ab
hshment Ordep by mail solicited Specimens sent ap
plca,ion. with stamp. WM N. DUkNELI. 1855 broadway.
ECONoMy.-FoR ONE DOLLAR TWO OF THE BEST
y recipes In the world for dying colong hair will be sent
70 ofthe United States by sending and address,
with The above sum enclosed TO g. CATLkY $50 Broadway
Punctual attention.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A LADY OF GREAT ENERGY. ENTERPRISE AND
"A having received refined education, wishes
TO meet h party who would be willing to assist and ad
wise her for the OF manufacturing French medicine
No agents need apply. Address Eva, Union Post
Office, for-one week stating when and where inervew
M he had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-rROM JULY 3 l6B9
d the trains win leave Chambers street station - olows-
nxpresSaln A. n and SIS r NJ Albany passenxer trains
for fUuxhissRds = and and r ~ =, e.
sing trains stop q he way satons Passengers taken
CAsmbers Oae Chrstopher and thirty INST streets Tram
for New York Troy 4 6b and 1910 4. NJ and ~
p H.; end Albany q ~, and 100 f. H. and S:a9 r,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

E,REsH FRUIT IN WINTER,
II BETTER THAN swEErMEArs
ISN'T sof
Use ARTHUR'S celebrated self sealing and
will have fresh fruit all the year prices
Full directions for putting All kinds Of frat and tomatoes,
accompany these cans and jars
They made Of tin glass Queen and Gre and acid
proof soreware The sizes from pnts gallons These
cans and ,rs entirely at the ops and net
economy In transportation.
For BY store keepers throughout tse United States
Descriptive circulars sent application orders from the
trade solicited.
Ne SAX for "Lrthur's" II stocd the
having been used by hundreds Of thousands Of FAINT
lee, hotel and boarding house keepers.
We making them for the million,
ARTHUR, BURNHAM GILROY,
Manufacturers under the paten.
X, y. TORREY,
Manufacturer wholesale agent OF
sers celebrated minute freezer No. Plan street. New
York
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WArrED-BY A RRsPgCrAHLE GIRL. A sIruA
tnn " % feneral honscwork small private "a n ~
sood cry reference required. Osn 81 q Wet Ieh e.
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HOUSE DECORATING, INCLUDING rREsCo EN-
~ caustc oil and house painting also granting and paper
hanging. the best Scenery banners &c
painted in style Of excellence which confirmed talent
alone sompllsh. WIN. DKLAhAN0 90 6s2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

u LYON \ CO, NO. 42i BROADWAY.
IL What Is the OF hungry casi
Great Lyon hills both mice and rats;
His powder iickles bugs and heas,
And cockroaches, ana makes them sneeze.
LYONS pills for destroying and mice and magnetic
powders for killing bugs heas mosquitoes oockroaches and
all kinds OF vermin, unequalled- y. LYON 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

yvARICosE vEINa.-AJI PERSONS SUFFERING FROM
swollen err varcoee veins cen be relieved by
Ing one o DR. vATEISEs spiral eastie stockings made
drawn To be obtained only At bS Ninth street, oppos
the Bible House.
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SOU oe.rs dssi Sp propsr'! wSl,s i,r.. 1s. M,
amounts any one having hs sum and wishing % iaves vii
sfsd Gil be taken partner receive liberal salary for
M eS4s sr man r T9s e s. Ssd
Herald Office saang where an inleryie~ can be had
az : OOO BONDS, MILwAUKIE AND HOAioos
000 WIN G IL IssR H. IS 4 s15s.nss pAo.
RROADwAY sAvTNGsIFsrTrUrIoN no. r7 BROAD
Ssa ris ss aa ss .sos
On al sums entitled thereto a. the rate Of sir per cent per
s bs psd or and sner Monday july 10 called
o s JS s from
day, Wednesday and SATURDAY eyenirge from 70 oeocs
wspx n. woRpltt. Secretary.
PrrsR Oussse, Accountant
s. WI s, Sosssa g,
trustees of this institution have declared dividend nj the
or % 90 Ss On r. sBs & ssS
dividends not drawn win be sddsd 70 the principal and be1
THOMAS 3. srrLIxAN, President,
notice !4as unSsr.gps having i been duly duly
q Mey ye hereby gives notice ia, books los he TsP.
opened ' sosTPn n sSessT8s Pew Wee r.a.u.
(lyrIUs or ~. sIUHIaAN soUTHsss aEp
see Rev Yors june 10 ssiISs sock usn.,sr sooss
% y Ss On ss r.s :. q s oes
sss and vi" '' or " hSP af q sly s. ~ Or
DACrrIC MAIL sTHAAsHIP COMPANY, NEW YORK.
July ls5f-1he Board Of DIRECTORS have this day do
ciAred dividend % Of the profits OF the
pspy payable sn~r the Ism nssnt 70 spcshoders Who
were such ~ The blessing p se N, ss5 6 sces hs
CoUTHIRN PACIFIC RAILROAD Stock WAITED
~ In exchange fu pd, neucnmberrd, productive real
estate Brooklyn. Apply q. W. GREEN, y Ann street
Corner Of Nassau
TNHR TRUsTEEs OF The sEAsEr's BANK FOR sA-
vngs have ordered that interest be paid on deposits en-
titled thereto for the sx months END ing June 30 ne follows
ON FIVE hundred d)srs and under At the rate o. az
and exceeding I've hundred DOL
lars the rae Of I'VE cent per annum payable on sno
Monday 9th instant The interest vii be placed 70 the
credit Of Deposition ~ principal y, rEklI, freet
WV. Nyteor Secretary.
New York. July - 1851.
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posed enterprise then the governments Of the United
States and Great Britain shall be free TO afford their pro
pared to commence aud proceed with the construction oil
the canal IN question
Art The governments Of the United and Great
Britain having not only desired entering into this con
venton, 10 accomplish particular object hut also "
establish general principle they hereby to extend
their protection by treaty stpnatons to ether prac
ticab!e communications whether by canal or railway
across the thmus which connects North and South Anne
rca and especially to the inter oceanic communications
should the prove be practicable whether by canal
or railway which not proposed to be established ny
the way Of Tchuantepcc or Panama. In granting, how
s JON, 70 any Ssna Sa "
the United States and Great Britain that the parties con-
structiDg owning the same shall impose no other
charges conditions Of traffic thereupon than the afore
SAID governments shall approve Of just and equitable
and that the canals railways being open TO the
citizens and subjects Of the United States and Great Br
tain equal terms shall also be open on like terms TO the
citizens ard subjects Of every other state which Is wiling
70 grant thereto such protection the United States and
Great Britain engage To afford.
Art o. The raii.icatons Of this convention shall be
changed at Washington within TX months from this day.
sooner II possible
bave signed this convention, and have hercunto affixed
our seals.
lone at Washington the nineteenth Of April one thou.
S'''' HENRY LYTroN BULwER, H. ST
JOHN NJ CLAYTON, t. 81
And whereas the said convention has been duly rat
both par and the respective rabcatons OF the same
exchanged AT Washington, the 4h inst by John
Clayton, Secretary OF state oil the Cnted Sates ana
the Right Hon Sir Henry lytton Bulwer Envoy Extraor
binary and Minister Pcnpoten,iary OF her Britannia Ma
jesty, on the part Of their respective governments
Now therefore, he it known, that Zachary Taylor,
President Of the United States of America have caused
the said TO be made public 10 the end that the
same and every clause and article thereof may be OBJ
served and fulfilled with good faith by the United states
and the citizens thereof
In witness whereof have heraunto Get my hand, and
cauf ed the seal Of the United States to be affixed
H. 81 Done the city of Washington, this fifth day Of
July in the year Of Lord thousand eight hundred
and fifty and Of the independence Of the United States the
seventy fifth. Y. TAYLOR.
By the President-J.M CLAYTON, Secretary of State.
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THE POLITICAL MOVEMENTS IN 1857.


JANUARY.
John A. King was duly installed in Albany into the
Office Of Governor OF the State Of New York. in place q
Governor Clark, whose term expired
6,-fIcn James NJ Mason Of Virginia. Was chosen Pre-
sident Of the United States Senate.
She anniversary Of the battle OF New Orleans vas
celebrated, with BAH and supper by the Tsmmany g.
eie,y in New York The Republican state couveuaoa 4