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TAyING REMoVED FROM HIS OLD
III stand, opposite Wells, Fargo & Co... TO
bis present more eligible and conmodiSns lou
ehutz is now even better prepared than be.
fore to furnish Candies OF all descriptions,
wholesale and retail, at the shortest notice, and
at prices that cannot fail to suit all who may
fayor him with can. Fancy Cakes made to
order, in the best style, and OF the choicest ma:
terials. Be sure and give me call, and will
guarantee satisfaction. I. s.r 4 a.. -.
LUNCH-Ilam, and Riggs, Toa and Coffee,
Fresh Butter and Bread, and other comforts,
prepared Of short notice. I.'.y .'......,i =.
ICE. CREAM-Of the incest and bost kinds,
and of different hayors, can DO obtained at the
saloon every evening, or In day time. Parties
also supplied, in the latest styles, and at short
~: r. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE. IA
Virginia August TO- 1871. .... aul0n
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dissolution OF PARTNER
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nur PARTNERSHIP HERRToFoRR EX.
iatIne between =. SchweisB apd Jacob Nay
an in Inc Gold Hill Brewery, was this day dis.
soiyed by mutual consent. s.. Schwelhs WIN
eontinuc the business at the old stand, pay al
indebtedness and collect all bills Of the late
an r--T T-tlf. 81 8. SQHWBl6S, a..
hfn+ '-'D ''.'''.' JACOB MAYER.
c.oid Hin. Jnl1 II, 1871. !. .T.IIll ltyl71m- Y
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NOTICE.

HJoT4cE Is HEREBY GIyREA-A
IN that on and after. today the kr
Ordinances IN regard TO Hog, DogfAA
iaii.iW TEoS. HARKIN, Town hafsnsL
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81. Peters Pa<tsh school.

annual Distribatioa Of Premiums To-day.
Inc annual distribution of premiums at 81.
refer Parish S,chool. on +, between 3D. and 4th
streets, Capr.ol Hill, took place to-day, the ex-
ereises Commencing at 10 O'Clock. This school,
winch s under the direction of the Sisters of the
nc ~ Cross, was established mainly through the
untiripg exertions OF the Rev. Father Boyle, of
St. Peters Church, who, since its establishment
three years ago, has taken the liveliest interest
in its welfare. 1t numbers about 900 pupils,
ranging in age from six to fifteen years. They
are bright, happy little creatures, and seemed to
keenly enjoy the exercises of the day. The pro-
gramme consisted simply of the distribution of
medals and premiums, interspersed with pleas
ing selections OF vocal and instrumental music,
which we're well rendered,
In the first division (male) Master John Duhey
was awarded the silver medal for excellence OF
department and progress in the studies of his
class. This medal was the gift of Prof. John III.
Green. In the second division (male) silver
pertinent to Masters VIM. Oyster, Thomas DAILY,
and Charles Byrne. In the first class female
Department. medals for amiable and polite de-
pertinent were awarded to Misses Media Denis,
Jane Mitchell and Fife Brookes. In the second
class female Department. similar medals were
awarded to Misses Rebecca Short, Rose Smoot,
Mary Schroth and Kate Smith.
About one hundred and fifty premiums were
awarded for department, punctuality and pro-
gress in studies The distribution Of the pre-
miums was conducted by the Rev. Father Boyle
assisted by the Reverend Fathers Kean, Raba
and Berrotti. Interesting closing remarks were
made by Rev. Father Boyle. The large school
room was crowded with visitors, and the occa-
sion seemed to be one of great interest to the
parents and friends of the pupils. The school
closes to-day for a vacation until the Il rst Mon
day in September.
THE CLOSING EXERCISES of Miss Narrower
school will take place at the Epiphany Church
at O'Clock Tomorrow evening.
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AL f x A n ID r. IA.

STRANGE AYYAIR.--The curious behavior of
a man about thirty years old and . girl about
fifteen, who came to boarding house in the
western part OF the city a day or two ago, is at
tracing considerable attention in that neighbor-
hood: IL Is supposed that they are the same
couple who were arrested In Washington last
Friday account Of the strange manner in
which they were acting, and who In consequence
of their pevarication, were made 10 marry before
key were released. II they are the same, the
mans name Is j. j. Austin, and the girls Mis-
sssifpi Burke, and they are from Pebbles Mills,
yirgfsda. Ii was supposed this morning that
the man was trying TO run away from the girl
who, dressed as a child, was walking up and
down the paw ement crying and begging to be
taken to her home.
RoBBERY.-Thc house Of Mrs. DESMOND, on
the corner Of Princess and Columbus streets,
was entered by thieves on the night of Tuesday
last and robbed Of large portion Of Its contents.
Gazette, last erenin0.
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60 Congress by Washington that they should pass
she bill. As an additional reason. he urged that il
v ND give employ ment 20 the bone and sinew.o
Mr. LlaFd defended the odd citizens, and claimed
cation II the city during the brief time it had been
le CJQltsl Ct the nation could have besn expect
81. nnd more than could have been expected under
similar circumstances by any capital of Europe.
There we're quite many palatial mansions here
Low we're needed.
PASSAGE OF The BILL.
The hin was read third time aud passed by the
following vote:-1sas-nessrs; Boswell, Brown,
Hali, Handy, Hogan. Hunt, GeKnivnt, Murray,
SeloInons and the speaker-l5; nays-Messrs Cassin,
absent.
On motion of Mr.. solomcrns. the rules were sus-
pended, and the Tin to au ,orize the eity 81 GEORGE
town 10 anticipate tbS taxes already levied was
taken NJ and passed
The House, at SIS p m, adjourned.
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CIT Y 1T Z NJ S.

The CHEAPEST PLACE in the CITY To huv
fresh, pure Teas, at New Yorf prices. is the
American Tea Store, corner I Oh and streets
north.
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IMPROVEMENT Is eve. ywhere visible in the
American House, Bosf.J notwithstanding it h. q
ever been at the head of New England hotels.
Newly fitted and furnished throughout.
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AT THE AMERICAN TEA STORE, corner eth
and streets, our readers can obtain pure Cof-
fees, roasted fresh every day by a new method
Of Mr.. Dowling's, and sold at New York prices.
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OOLgMBIA HOSPITAL FOR FE-
~ MALES.

NOLgMBIA HOSPITAL FOR FE-
~ MALES.
Corner Of PeRasysroata arsNae aad 2sfh street
This Hospital is situated in one Of the most heal.
thy portions Of the District, surrounded by its own
grounds; the rooms are large and airy and supplied
with the comforts Of home Ladies living at dis
tance who may be DESTROYS OF avaling themselves Of
the benefit Of treatment In this Institution
cure prfyate rooms by applying TO the Surgeon in
chief or the Mstron The price Of these rooms vary
Nursing, Medical or Surgical Treatment and Med1-
The United States Government provides forty
FREE BEDS for the following class of patients
yiE-wiyes or Widows OF soldiers or Sailors Of the
United States Army and Navy, or females who may
of the District ard requiring medical treatment and
nursing, bSt unable to pay therefor.
Cards Of admission to these beds can be obtained
OF the Surgeon General U. 8. Army, at his Ofice
corner of Pennsyy ania avenue and l5tA street and
Of the Surgeon In chief at his Office, IA Massa-
There are also twenty FREE BEDS for poor wo
men residents Of the District. Orders for admission
TO these must be obtained Of the Governor or Score
tary of the District. -------.
Visiting Days: MONDAYS and THURsDAYs
from u to 4.
MEDICAL STAFF:
II. THOMPSON, NJ D., Surgeon In Chief,
Office and residence 1924 Mass. avenue
r. A. ASHFORD, NJ D., Assistant Surgeon,
Office and residence 1880 N. T. avenue
CONSULTING BOARD:
Noble Young y. D., y. Howard, N. D.,
j. A. Richie, N. D., johnson Eliot, NJ. D.,
px W. E Maeta III Pr s'h Newman,
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THE Use of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover not only restores the hair to its natural
color, but gives it a soft and healthy look.
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
FcrtysGjeiah Annual Commencement
fNferssffnr Rrercfses.

The forty-eight annual commencement of
Columbian College took place to-day at Lincoln
Hall. which was wen filed with large and at
tentive audience, the ladies predominating.
Among those present were many prominent cit
liens. On the platform were seated President
samson and the faculty of the institution. The
Marine Band, under the lead of Prof Scala. was
stationed In the gallery, and during the exercises
performed the following pieces: Coron D'Ore,
COro Caretera Attila, Eoliere Polka, Orio
FuriOso, Overture New Figaro and Flora
GalOP.
THE ORDER OF EXERCISES
was as follows: Music. Prayer by Rev. DIR.
Samson; Latin salutatory, by l.. Il. Bremerman;
the Unity and Diversity of Language. John t.
Judd; Plato, Vim. II. Phillips; the Corporal
and the Mental, +. X. Goodridge. Music. Lam
guage, r. ii. Hayenner; Eelecticism in Religion
l. T. Bremerman; the Epic Spirit of the Nine
teCnth Century, Z. ID. Wynne, IT.; the True
Human Form, Edward Cranch; Our Nations
Destiny, classical oration,) II. III. Hardness;
the Future of American Literature, c. l.. John
son; Apprentice Thyself at the Mill of Knowl-
edge, II. ID. Locke. Music. The Mysteries of
Life, (the Master of Arts oratiOn,) l.. Il. Allen;
NaledictOry, T! 81. Havenner, of District of Co
lumbia.
Z. C. Harrison, of Va, whose theme was 90 The
NiscisSitudes of Genius;'' Walter p, Floyd, of
Va, - The Causes and Effects of the Retorma-
tom l. 4. Bremeraan, " Eclecticism in Relg-
ion;'' and G. W. Brown, "The Eventual Tri-
umph OF Labor" were excused.
THE CONTESTANTS FOR THE DAVIS PRIZE
MEDALS,
were John t. Judd, ID. c., of the junior class;
toward Cranch, ID. c., Fred. X. GOodridge, ID.
G., X. II. Harkness. ID, c., F. II. Havenner, ID.
G., g. L. johnson, Va, X. d. Locke, Ala, W.
II. Phillips, ID. G., and L. b. Wynne, Jr., ID. c..
q Tie medals were awarded by Rev. DR.. Julius
E. Grammer as follows: The first TO Mr.. Locke
and the second To Mr.. johnson.
LIST OF GRADUATES.
The degrees were conferred by the president,
DE-. Samson, as follows:
Bachelor of Philosophy-Edward Cranch and
+. X. 6oodridge. ID. c.; T.. C. Harrison and @.
L. johnson. Val w. ii. Phillips, ID. C.
Bachelor of Arts-L. L. Bremerman, G. W.
Brown, r. II. Hardness, and F. II. Havenner,
ID. c.; X. ID. Locke, Ala; l.. b. Wynne, Jr,
d.
Degree Of Master Of Arts-L. B. Allen, Va: j
Il. Beekley, W. V. Bouic, Nd; Mortimer Clark
ID. C.; :. W. Handy, Nd: G. E. Samson, ID. c.;
c.. A. King, Mimi.
Doctor Of Medicine. s. McLaine, ID. C.
Theological Department-w. III. III. Smith,
Conn, diploma, and j. A. Speight, n. c., GER
tifCate.
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The BALTIMORE CONFERENCE of the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church reports a membership OF
., Geo.
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The WATER BOARD last night ordered mains
70 belaid in Rhode Island avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets, and LIST street, between and X
streets northwest
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Two SHOW CASES for sale at Princes Bazaar,
10O6 Pennsylvania avenue.

HOOP SKIRTS of the best material, made to
order, and always a good assortment on hand;
sold at reasonable prices, at G. BAUM's Hoop
Skirt Factory, 7thstreet, Intelligencer Building.
Our DOLLAR KID GLOVES are the best i'm
ported, and always the largest assortment of
sizes and colors, at G. BAUNs Kid Glove Depot
9TH street, Intelligencer Building.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

v l.
Wy REIN will hold its annual Festival and King
Shooting on the 3D of JULY, at theiy Schuetzen
Park Green Spring. jeZ.ts
~ FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK
S GEORGETOWN, ID. c., June %, 1877.
The Trustees of this Bank have declared DIVI-
DEND Of THREE PEI CENT. out of the profits Of
the last six mont able to the on and
after July 3D. free from government tax
jeAs.6w.2w W. LAIRD, JR., Cashier.
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PERSONS visiting their friends and wishing to
make them some small present, should call and
see the drawer Of fine French gilt iewelry, beau
tiful designs, and answer the same purpose as
the fine etruscan gold jewelry, at No. 457 Penn
Sylvania avenue, neur \ street.
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SEE CAMERON & Sons advertisement of
Lyken Valley coal in advertising columns.
THE City of New Haven is troubled with
fShy water.
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Go TO PRINCES and see the everlasting Watch
Key. Fits any watch, and warranted not to
wear out. Price 30 cents. tt
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LADIES' ENTERTAINMENTS of all descriptions,
on hand and made to order, at very reasonable
prices, at G. BAUN's Undergarment Faatory,
It'll street, Intelligencer Building.
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ATTRACTIVE PRICES
Al WAyY Arrrsc

LADIES Will please call and see our improved
styles OF Corsets, all made Of the best materials
and every pair warranted to fit. C. BAUM, Cor
get Manufacturer, It'll St, Intelligencer Build
ing.
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FISH.
No. MESS MACKEREL,
No. GEORGES BANK MACKEREL,
No. FAT MACKEREL,
No. ECONOMY SHAD,
ST. JOHN ALEWIVES,
PORTSMOUTH SPLIT HERRING,
PICKED SALMON,
GOLDFISH and SCALED HERRING.
BROWNING & HEATING,
GA Pennsylvania ay enu.
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ASTRAL OIL.
Depot for PYdfts Non Explosive AstYaHOn.
just received, 1 OO0 gallons Pratt's ASTRAL OIL,
warranted not to explode. Trade supplied at New
York prices, by
BROWNING MIDDLETON,
Ola Pennsylyania avenue
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THE ESTABLISHMENT of NJ. H. Prince, No.
1000 Pennsylvania avenue, will close every
evening at p. m. during the heated term. tt
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THE FKET.-For Corns and other dis
eases of the feet visit DIR. Whites rooms No. 535
ID. c., or No Z North Charles near Baltimore St
Baltimore. Md,
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draught, at
Miller's, 40 It'll street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall. 3,2,3:
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

-Ssp Stop PAYING
kAI THEM HIGH PRICES FOR HHI
wv BOOTS AND SHOES. w
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR y. A. KING ,eIs 18th street, HAS RE
- TURNED. Once hours as usua@-Ss q "a a.
m; Il 90 ], and 6 TO .. m. lelg 2ws
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YOSK HERALD.

LONDON, May IL, 1871.
In the House OF Lords in reply TO o question from
the opposition, Earl Granville Secretary OF State
for Foreign Affairs, declined to state whether The
English claims on the Uniled States would be I'D.
Indicated In England.
THE CUNARD COMPANY WON'T CARRY TILE AMERICAN
MAILS.
In the House Of Commons this evening Mr.. Mon
sell, Postmaster General expressed his inability to
explain why the Cunard Steamship Company de-
cllncs to bring the American mails.
THE ARMY REGULATION BILL.
long and animated debate took place on the
Army Regulation bill i'll to-day's sitting OF the House
OF Commons.
The provisions OF the bill were severely criticised
by members OF the opposition anu even By the usual
supporters OF the Ministry.
The bill is looked upon rs q compromise. IT la
incomplete aNl-said Que speaker-does not meet
ell the eXgcnc,es of the present time, but could only
serve as temporary measure There viii be some
long debates yet before the final vote VIII be taken.
TRIAL Or THE MAs2UERADEaS POSTPONED
1t Is thought the trial OF Bolton and Park two or
the men implicated In the women PRESERVATION
affair Of last sunamer Will fail at the present term,
as the sitiIngs of the court will expire at midnight
OF saturday, and there yet scores OF witnesses
to be examined. The proceedings VIII have 10 be
commenced, probably de n0uo some months hence.
@@ TIE BANK or ENGLAND.
The regular weekly statement OF the Bank OF
England made pubic Today, shows that the amount
OF bullion in vault has decreased Gl3I,OoO.
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daughter OF the late Governor Roman, or louisiana
The two nuns IN prison were her friends and had
been torn away from the convent by some members
OF the National Guards about three four
weeks ago. She, OF course, felt the greatest
unea5iness In regard TO their fate. 1 told her
that while could interfere In no way
officially, would as an act Of friendship to her as
an American call the attention of the authorities to
the case OF her friends. | accordingly mentioned
the matter 70 the man In charge az the prefecture,
and without hesitation he gave me order for their
release also This took IN person 10 the depot OF
prisoners at the Concergerie, and after waiting
about an hour to have some formalliles gone
through, had the pleasure Of seeing the two Sisters
aley outside the prison walls.
ANOTHER VISIT TO ARCHBISHOP DARBOY.
From the Con eIence went to Mazas ana there
found no difficulty IN securing the release OF the
three German prisoners. including the priest
awaited mysef OF the occasion OF again being In the
prison and called upon the Archbishop OF Paris,
taking him some newspapers and bottle OF old
Madeira wine found HIM about the same as he
was on Saturday and manifesting the same cheerful
spirit. ] was sorry that could not communicate TO
him favorable change ln>the situation. have the
honor to be very especially your oDedent servant
E. D. WASHBURNE.
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TILE NEW YORK sPoRTsllars CLUB.

Annual Election OF OMccrs-Efsorts for the
Preservation Of Game.
The annual meeting or the New YORK., Sportsman's
Club was held last evening at the house OF Its Presl
dent, Mr. Royal Phelps. The praiseworthy object Of
this club 1t protection and Increase OF game,n
ana it may well felictae itself upon It's influence in
securing with the acknowledged aid OF Senator
Tweed, the recent passage OF the new Game law,
which has been most lngeniousy devised in view OF
the interests Of the community as well as the
claims upon humanity or all that nies
or swims prowls within the confines Of the State
or New York.
After the reading, by Mr.. Barrett OF an IN
teresung correspondence with MIR. Edmund quincy
and other gentlemen Of Massachusetts, the club
proceeded to the reelection OF It's oifcers-Mr.
Royal Phelps President; Mr.. Robert . Roosevelt,
Vice President; Mr.. w. J. Hays secretary tSir. W.
HoDerton acting as Secretary pro tenn, anu Messrs
A. w. Craven. q. L. Whitehead ana Il. l.. Swan as
members OF the Executive COMMITTEES.
1t appears from the correspondence presented by
Mr. Barrett that active clubs, IN full aliaton with
the New York sportsman's Club, have been organized
IN every large city In the State, ana That numerous
applications nave been made for copies OF the con-
sntunon aud bylaws Of the club by newly formed
clubs ia several other States even III more than
one beyond the Mississippi river.
After the meeting was formally adjourned until
the second Monday In December, the numerous at
tendance assisted at bountiiui banquet enIivened
by speeches from the President, the Vice President
and several members OF the club. he Vice Prcsl.
Dent gave a particularly interesting account or re-
suits from the efforts OF the club, SURPRISING
even the traditional success OF the ''Heatncn
Cnneen and the success OF NJ. CoS,e and other
modern Erenchmen IN pscculture. The President
urged Just and enectual plea against the severe
condemnation provoked BY Mr. Delmonico's -unin.
territorial violation OF the Game law by the inadver
tent serving up at his restaurant, against MS own
q singe quail. Surely the insignicancc OF this
offence might well be urged In mitigation Of 1t.
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rIccting Of shc Enyounc Yacl,s Club.
A regular meeting OF this club was,hcd on We'd
nesday, at tue club room, PamraIo.
Commodore Duryea called the meeting to order
at eight r. NJ. and appointed MIR. C. Z. Hough to
preside
severa, new members were elected. Among the
various reports from committees. &C., the trea-
surer's report was the most interesting; it showed
chat the club had cleared or IT'S heavy indebtedness
and now had balance IN the treasury.
Tho club next proceeded 10 elect officers for the
ensuing year, with the following result:-Cemmo-
dorc, N. w. Duryea; Vice Commodore, G.. A.
Being; President, q. q. Tough; Treasurer, J. w.
Ellsworth; secretary, e. C. Alaire; Measursr J. IL.
Ellsworth; Seward. James Raisfon.
The Regatta committee elected were Joseph Els
worth, John M0fet, l.. McGilnan.
The subject OF Tie ANIMAL and union regattas was
lett entireiy with the Regatta Committee, wno have
not u vet decided on tho da'e but announce that
the viii take place about the last OF June.
After resolutions OF a highly complimentary charac-
ter regarding the efficient manner in which the ex-
Secretary, Mr.. Beames, had discharged his duties
tor the past year had been passed che cub adj
iuu,Hed
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sible, some form OF settlement which might provU
agreeable to tho United States and acceptable to
treat Britain and himself. HIS claim then set
ior.h IN detail, supported by array OF legal gen.
ueiheh from both hemispheres, among whom was
the non. keverdy johnson, who Iuily endorsed
the Eafps claim the legal and IIneal
proprietor OF vast rights, powers ana prerogaivas
over all the present British possessions In North
America by The death OF the ninth Earl OF Stirring
the earldom fell to hls eldest son, now In England
whose tituiar rights to the eardom In Scotland and
In England have been fully recognized ana vh,Ie
livery OF seizin has been fully conveyed to him
OF oil his legal possessions, according to the
ancient and present forms. by delivery OF
earth and stone, &c. as required by the laws Of
Scotland; yet, nevertheless, his actual possession
ana nvestture OF all his vast domain have been aud
stl are kept II not In practical allegiance at LEAST
In expectancy, or not yes realized. The late Earl,
by win devised the proprietary rights among his
i've children. two OF whom are cltizen9
OF the United States-Bezine and Charles l..
Alexander During the late session OF the
Joint nigh Commission in this city, Charles L.
Alexander served written protest upon the Depart
ment of State against the contamination ofthe con.
LemDlated treaty until the rights Of himself ana
family should be rullyrecognizcd and protected some
terms satisfactory to them should be agreed upon.
The Department has acknowledged the receipt OF
the protest, which IL new presented VI more exc
tended FORM printed and laid before the Senate.