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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-05

RlBLOS GARDEN.
THE ENSUING SEASON of this establishment will com
mence the last week in May or first in June, 1915
Ladies and Gentlemen Of talent apply letter
(post paid addressed to w. CHlPPENDALE, Nibo Gar.
dens. New York.
Mar 'sih, 845 mhl7 Avis
QEV. B. F. BARKETT will deliver his ffsep Lecture
~ 1t Sabbath Tomorrow evening in the New York Soc
Library building, corner Of Broadway and Leonard
at ~ O'Clock.
SuBJEcT-Hell and the Devil.
eats FIRE.. Should be unpleasant the Lecture
will be postponed
NJ BPreachng in the place every Sabbath morning
AZ re
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Provision Market .

wesaw lot Of fine Veal, equal to Penney vania, that
raised neer Jamaica, L. L. seventeen Calves being
dressed and brought to this market by one farmer
Fulton Market to day in addition to s usual supply Of
rare and good beef and other eatsbes will show to the
epcure the splendid heiser cow i've years old that
exh'bi ed at the principal dining rooms
Poultry and wild psme rather scarce
Fish plenty and North river Shad selling at $s to
$40 the hundred
Vegetables continue plenty, with carly Radshes and
Salads Potatoes slill coming from Nova Scotia and
twenty eight tons by late ar rival from Greenock.
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New ORLEANs-Barque Loretta Reported yesterday
400 hhds Sppord Tleson Co.'S molasses
per Devin-82 bbls do to order
SAvANNAH-Brg Sterlng-9 bales cotton L Fl Brieham-a
Gowdy Wss.ll jos Wood-55 Cahoone Kinney & CO.'S
: Bronson = X Graves-20 A Wetmore-36 Bart
P0pe20 Bronson-2l3 hides bdls Atwater
-sundry pkgs to order.
SAvArNAH-Brg AuRuna-s55 bales cotton r r Graves
-s2i Ss.tow Pope-sa Colt co-3 Holbrcok Nelson
order
SAvANNAHBrig Clinton-l65 bales cotton Swain CO.
u " HowlaldIl26 Bamtow Pope.255 RR Graves
-1$ Buryitt Johnson0 cks rice De Peyser Wktmarsh
q pkes Bernheimer-2 Saxon Week-s M Wood-sun-
dry pkgs to order.
WhitmaIsh-s4J Emeric- 800 Thompson Adsmslc9 CHS
tans w Knox-2 pkss Moore-25 w q Robnson--l nj
biake.2 Pegent-8 w Dupre-l M Star-i Nathsns-l
Clark s. West.
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Ph,lndeiUhlr CatsIe sI.rret.

ArRL 3-Beeves- 1926 head offered of which 100 were
from Virginia and 400 Ohio. Demand good and sales AZ
81 as So per 100 lbs 400 drvento New York. and rs
head unsold
Cows and Calves-s4o ofsred--saes Of Dry Cows at
40 $l2, springers $40 Sie and Mich Cows $l4 500
sNch sales Of Jersey Calves on the wharf Of $S % %
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Died.

On Friday evening April 4h, of lingering Illness
cad year of her sge t1. ff.e, IN 49, 5tsis
The friends and acquaintances Of the family and those
Of her sons William Martin and James Furey, and those
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence No.
1853 Houston street, on Sunday afternoon, April 6h
o'clock 1l1-' ~
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So and Psnnsylvsnia do at the yards - 81 so per 100
ibs live weight.
4 Swins--4 ofaredzSsIes Of 400 at s. rs a So
/ Sheep-There were 1850 brought in this week, and
iprces steady The o6ering was al taken ct 81 %
4 ~ per head. ss in quality. ISL VIZ
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OCIALISM.

pOBERT OWEN will open the franklin Hall, No ITS
~ ~ nathan sanaIe With Lecture. lS %oInpgs after
Ia Music suitable for the Persons desrous of
ing what Socialism will please attend. Admission Free.
N The Hall to let several evenings each week-will seat
900 persons.
The "hEGENERATOR" o. g. Murray, Editor. Week
y Paper devoted Universal Inquiry. Social Reform, and
Perpetual Progress "-Fencs and Subscribers thereto will
meet Joseph Gregory after the above Lectures important
business connected with the a33,&ec
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FOreien Importations.

AMsTERDAMShp Angeiquei5O pps gin 1000 slabs tin 45
bkts potatoes Schuchad Eavre col0O bds Oelrchs
x KHgsIm Hkg: D.silh Cogspery2a Pfsfs5 Wssman
coll Barber Bros M Thorburn col Schuchard-
SOC mill stone. McCracken Lvingson-3 $40 bds will
low 700 bbls soda pipes gin TO order.
MAnsELLE:- e, Ba.qse M,ssour-2l Pehl5 pkgs
IS Burlage Hurer6 Brunoher42 Breth ,upt co-20
MichelIs5J Angpeai Harnden co05 Haviland Reese <
Hunt BrosT2 Be.be & eo-5o Barring Wtte-8 Thos
q Bernard-2l Loevig-20O Wilson 4 Brown-220 Henrque
81 Mche-ls Fielder COZ Nal. zeux Gourd & cos
TO order.
GuAyAMA-Schr Paot-82 hhds sugar Meyer Stuckeu-
+ echlesinger-29 Dunscomb & Beckwith.
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MARITIME HERALD.


We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
RoBERT SLvEY, Captain Of News Boats report Of
the shipping left at the port whence they vessels
spoken their list Of their cargo-and foreign
newspapers they have Agents aud Corsspon-
dents 1t home abroad will also confer favor by sending
this office any Marine Intelligence they may receive.
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DR.. iiULLlCK'S

E L e CIT l. e It U X Els,
ON THE PHILOSOPHY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE
~ ORIGIN OF LIFE, will be delivered on Tuesday and
Wednesday, April 9th and the Society Library Lecture
Room B'9adwsy For gentlemen only atsp 1dcSrs oPeI
mission Is cents. Doors open at 2L
illustrated by the celebrated fit Modis Of the Maternal
Structure and the Human Being every stage Of dew opment
new set q;t impaired from rr. Of Psena STRUCTURE
ton; Natural &c. These the all
who them Numerou. AUDIENCES both of ladies and
public testimony to their p.oprety and great utility Ia New
On occasion ladies and gentlemen attended
ore day-h ladies presenting Dr. with splendid present,
token of their appro baon Strangers only need
10 be informed that these Lectures strictly scientific and
moral.
DR. H. stay will be shot, owing his engagements
TURN to Philadelphia. Letters may be addressed P. o. New
York city, 5t*rc
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TO BROOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS,
CROSSING FULTON FERRY-A Saloon has
~ just been fitted the United States Hotel (entrance
Water the bar Of the Hotel with three
Tables iron Eagle frames and marble beds better Tables than
9 Fulton Player. near Folton Market and down
the side, will find the u s. Hotel Saloon ell
calculated for their accommodation The pledges
himself have it kept respectable For exercise only
m2S I'm
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday, April Sd. by the Rev. Dr. VIM Patton
Mr.. J. " RlcHARDsoN to Miss ELIZABETH MARS daueh
ter OF DR.. James MARS, all Of this city.
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months IN the The travel this rosd is
very great aud the fs ther IL extends into the nts-
ror the greater will be tho travel both Tor business
|and pleasure This Company will, without doubt be
authorized by the Legislature IN session. continue
IS road to Albany charter Of that kind granted to
.is Company, must prevent any rival Company from
have about Ave niles already consructed and e
active there capital sufficient ready at any
moment TO be paid in to try the road to Albany The
much than report about and sgate the matter
session of the Legislature New may be- brought
forward arrangements may be made and additional
capital applied for 70 ensure the completion Of the roa
put there has already been 80 much time wasted in these
preimnaiies by tins company, that have abandoned
al hope Of anything being done under that charter We
90 NOT hesitate 10 assert that railroad IL compet
ca between the city Of New York and Absny the east
SIDE Of the Hudson river will be constructed by the Har
lem Railroad company. sNT si
The receipts for the transportation OF passengers and
from Nov soh 1874 to April ls 1915. were e ioows:
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AUCTION SALES.

WATCHES d AAscsI's sSops .. -y..os
Pst,s regular sale q oc,d and Silver Wssckes Jew
Antwerp will take place Thin Day O'Clock she sue.
No % Plat street. corner Of Gold str in
b. fouod deserving he scp o. he ads and prvsss md
vic1as WI hng sood time teepen,
Also 70 Fancy Deasss nsFh assortment Of articles in
xI.o sssortnsss Of Fine Good and Gilt Js~spy,
Staple Goods, &c. y. :. 4. ~ e.. as ltsrc
BENZ AMIN Mooney, Auctionssr
UCTION MOTTO -HARDWARE, CUTLERY FAN.
"A CY GOODS, &s.-Mooney X Aaron will sell This Day
a, 10 o,slGek q Ne o. MAIDEN lane Iss5dwst Cge'y &c
Turkey 81 stone Copper Kettles 0imblss Saws. Files, En-
Also. Cute,y viz -knvss and Forks. Pen aud Pocket
Knives Carving Knives and Forks Razon scssors Shears
Al.o Trunks viz white and Black Leather, Canvass and
Zeal Skin, assorted.
Also, German and French Fancy Goods. -a.
Also variety q other goods for particulars OF which see
WIN; w. SHIRLEY. Auctionsrr.
HOUSE SALES AND is 70 STORE
II SOLICITED TUESDAY April gth 10 O'Clock, the
AUCTION room variety sale Of good Furniture FROM families
THUksD AZ, April 10th. O'Clock, No. 4S9 Broadway.
sortmsnt II House Furniture, nc.
TUESDAY, April 18TH 10 o'clock. No. Bond street,
catalogue sale Of extensive Of House Furniture
rs 3tsec
A UCTIoN NOTICED ANT EURNITURF-Thi,
Day 1t 0k O'clock No. II Spruce street, will be sold
Also second hand Sofas Sofa Bed large Looking Glasses
O Cloth L.mp Clock and oil descriptions Of excellent
rcs IN the line Every facility aft rded for the dsuos
Ianure In the sae rooms and door saes faithfully
tended THOS. BELL. Auctioneer
as ltsrc
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Passengers Arrived.
n . =

Passengers Arrived.
SAvANvAH.BrIg Serlng-Mn Lord and children, Miss
Marquand Miss Pendergas Mr. Roncaveles, Mr. Bullls in
the steerase.
SAvANNAH-Brig Clnton-F Chaines, avine.
CHARLnsror-Bng Moses-W Spen-e lady and children,
Mrs kullfiash and ildren. Mrs Harwood, Rev X
Suares, w j Brown M Kenny Hart Way, Porter,
Conway-6 in the Storage. -
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Gymnasium NOTTCE


CHARLES OrIGNON would inform his friends and the
ADMIRERS Of Gymnasc Exercises that he has taken the Ea
tab hmen in Canal street, Broadway, formerly kept by
Mr. Rogers, and he will. next Monday open i under new
auspices. for the accommod on Of the public The establish
ment will undergo various alterations and Cen
temen VIII iously subscribed the above establish
msnt and the ubc generally invited call
2t*je
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roar OF NEW YORK, APRIL s.


Cleared
sn. asl; ss"l sl:. cfs
sS Ses N csoP Smith, S0 sos .
. Aaa on? bssss sa
w;, fIa kic H.IdSI New Haven; N;.mS
Ant c ARa a
W.os si1s. Il, W w.. es sS "a a. Brig
ms Ship EdFs,S days from Amsterdam with
B.rqa. Ms:snri, syiys.ssf from M.,...: Jan 50. and
e. cf f ass from Porto
Rice with s hhds moasses bbs do hhds sugar
Brig Sterling Hsmil'0n days from Savannah with cotton,
Brig Augusta Sherwood days from Savannah with cotton
Brig Clinton Lyon, days from Savannah with cotton. to
Brig Moses Loyeiand days from Charleston with cotton
British brig wander.r Davidson days from wndsorNs
wS @ oas p.s 10 Bos 10 days from Ns
se.I P:tIs! Gates. from daayama. PR. March ao with
ssaI 1g +, from Pr yh hhd
ltishsc Irene Joyce 10 days from Arichat Ms with
British sehr Ez beth Joyce. 10 days from Archst MS
Ssy ss q DAG from Cedar Keys
Nc ecn With asrs HpG Ssy; from Washington
sehr Flank. Bitten days from Georgetown, DC. with
sshr Courier, Couch from Richmond. with -four to Allen
schr Ann Latourste. days from Petersburg with -four to
sehr Pandora Swift days from Norfolk, with mdss, to
sehrJ Kemp,on. Osborn. from Norfolk with mdss, to
Sch, chs, Henry Tunnsl days from Indian River with
sshr Surveyor HoucL from Phlsd.phia. with coa-bound
sch King Cook days from Philadelphia with coal to tn.
schr saml MDowsl Wales from Philadelphia with mdse
sshr Mary Elizabeth, Barcslow from Philadelphia with
schr American Banner. Lee from Philadelphia. with coal
schr Florida Coleman days from New Haven with mdss
sioop Martha Elem Brooks from PhIadslphia with COAL
to master.
zone ship. South Of the Highlands.
Bre Wilson Fuller. Cobb, Savannah, and others.
Correspondence or the Herald.
HHopE ISLANDER OFFICE,
NEWPORT, April 1s4,.
bedford for York Mary owaad Providence for Batme;
pe oeorEe, do for York River; Metropolis Stu do do;
Ear NosoT:w a., q fer rhsds Ghs Perfect Curtis pgn,on
Hae' 90 Tor Albany; Erie, Gibbs. NBedford for NYork
mlsceflaneOus Record.
PACKET SIR IrpEpErpExcx Allen for Liverpool will
sail on Monday.
BRIe Series $50 reportedl from Gibraltar for New York
ashore Wednesday night about ooci near or
Egg Harbor Inlet II Is Thought shoud the weather prove
SHr MosLEM. French. from Manila for New VaSh wifh
cargo OF hep sugar Nc put into Penambuco about March
lesky; would have to discharge and hcavs oat-
Naval.
ORpERs, April L-PaSsed Mdshpman w Coibv vsxuyuea
xsm the coast Of Africa the store ship Bs on siei eS
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EXHIBITION

THE GRAND ORIGINAL TABLEAU, painted by f.
Anel, in New York Of % BY 10 feet repre-
senting grand catastrophe, THE END OF THE WORLD,
ths idea was BY dIsam will be exhibited tie
Concert Room in the same building,l on MONDAY April
7h aud few days prevou. TO removal from
the city, Mr. Anei having disposed of for the present
Exhibition from TO- A. M, to 10, M Admission IS
enu.
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Passengers Sailed

VERA CRyz-Barque Anahuac-General Almonts, lady
daughter, Miss Almone Mckay lady and child Yurbi
Mr. Cos, w Panott M Tsnlst, d Arab. J NtJoralem
Jas Stevens, VIM Smith, ID Ramos, j Nichols
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Il. II. LUDLOW. Auctoesr.
n LEGANT PARISIAN AND CITY MADE TPONSOT1
u R0SEw0On IA

ELEESGsANMrT PAR bS AND CITY MADE [PoMS0T]
Co.. will T,.sY Ct .ssea ar We'd
rs day Ap 10th, at oh O'clock at No 40 West Washington
Place. adjoining st Joephs Church. the elegant
e Rosewood ;nl.ii - Cabinet Piano. Bue.; Marble cp
Coaches; Voltares Faueus Sewing Chairs; Bedsteads
ssn Cartai9s Dressing Tables; Marble Card Tables
fully ala adv with flowers Writing Desks. Chairs
Also Of Bohs~sp wood the only sample q the hind the
bic top Table FgEnoT covered with rich figured satin
s wsrdrobe and dressing Mirrors Brussels and nsran Car
tension Tables Chairs TABLES and also Iron Also
sCd Drnsr haa white dS do and one SET ssy5e China
figured Cocks also COLD Bohemian Glass and plain do Also
terry and Kitchen Farniture oseher with articles which
wll be enumerated by CATALOGUES, which will be ready the day
previous to sale.
As, private sale Erad double action Harp Also IL
beautiful Oil Paintings in rich frames. ~ Il
Personal will be given Furniture Sales this Spring.
ey Z. HI LUDLOW. Office corner Of Broad and Ex-
change rlace apl 5912 IA Is 6tissm
VALUABLE OIL PAIN rlNGS A AUG HON
LEVY will sell on Saturday evening O'Clock, at No.
ol Broadway entire invoice Of valuable Paintings
ceived from Florence and which before ia
this country ln the collection ghy
lures OIL old masters Collectors invited call nd view
than Now ready for examination. as 3r@m
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Outstanding March 10. 1915.

It win be seen BY the above that the sum Of
three hundred and seventeen thousand nine hundred
and twelve dollars and Aftyfour cents. remains ou.
standing in old warrants, except perhaps . small
amount Of warrants which have not been presented
at the ONCE of the Treasury. The Auditors report
shows that about 900 sill to be received from tax
collectors the Of ls4s and Is4 In the Auditors
report there items Of expenditures which appear for
the year 1874, amounting 70 size 500 which will not
upon the Treasury this year Some of these items
appropriations the Legislature for locating ltnds
advertising sales for taxes, &c It is confidently
anticipated that the outstanding warrants of the State will
be redeemed in the of anoher year. After the I
of November the bill reducing the salaries of the
State officers judicial and executive, will take effect
when expenditures of the State will be much
reduced. The report OF the State Treasurer will be is
sued from that department In flew days, when more
psrfct, noPss of the condition Of the State finances will
be made public. Large Of old warrants have been
paid the Treasurer by the commissioners sinking
and seminary funds Warrants amounting to 600
reporedsto be in tho vaults of the Panters Bank at
Natchsz on account OF the sinking fund.
The public ind bedness Of Mississippi amounts in the
aggregate 800 600 of which only 500 900 the
direct debt Of the State leaving balance Of s6oOO0O0
the Indirect debt Of the State The interest upon
direct debt would annually amount to than the a
gregate annual receipts into the Treasury The direct
debi very SMALL and the sinking fund ACCOMPLISHING
viii ultimately protect that amount Of the public indebt
ednegs.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
.PARK THEATRE.


49,, sATURDAY EVENING" April s.
comedy. called ON-Coant de Jomastre w. II.
rsp; Col Howerd Dyou Gertrude, Miss Clara Ellis; ssra,
II Bolrro nv Miss ST. Clair.
To conclude with GONE TO TEXAs-Mr. Swsllipgton,
n, Cr.p Mr. Midmay Fisher Mrs swellngton. Miss Clara
Bo.e. Is, tier IS cents cd tier 50 oentsPr 50
Is cents
PALMO's O~EHA HOUSED
10 w. DINNEFORD-sole Lessee-will open the above
MONDAY. April 7th, 1895
~ WIN s9phoeesg Tragedy Of ANTiGoNEachoral Music
and full Chorus and Orchestra Creon (kng Theb 81 Mr.
xandenhoK, Angone. MissC arenden; Choruses Mobiles
and Elders OF hebes Sages Guards Youths and Ladies'
To conclude with the Farce Of MISCHIEF MAKING
Nicholas Dovea' Mr. Harrison Madame Manee, Mrs Her
THERE'S Free List this Theatre except the Members Of
Dress Boxes and Palus,s ssecond Tier csnPrivats
Boxes Sc.
Doors open at T-Peromance to commence at hafpast
o'clock.
The Box Book is open, places may be secured
TUESDAY, Tragedy, with other entertainments.
TEMPLE OF THE MUSES..
NEAR THE FOOT OF CANAL STREET.
SATURDAY EVENING, April s,
To commence with Opening Address spoken by Mrs
Alter which the LOAN OF A LoyER-Pet.r spyke, Mi
Booth Capt Amsrso,t. Sutherland. Gertrude, Mr., Mosop
Te Ss followed BY The VALET DE sHAM-col Pep
per- Mr. Anderson; Capt Irvst Arnold Mrs archmont Mis-
Frary; Clipper, Mrs N1ossop.
During he evening variety Of Songs pansss s 81 m
PECULIARLY PERPLEXlN64 PREDiCAMENT-Gen
tleman, Mr.. Arnold; Lady, Mrs. Sutherland:
Dress Circle so centsParQuee ~ centsPnvate Boxes 3D.
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BUHTON'S THEATHE-Arch street.
PHILADELPHIA
SATURDAY EVENING, April S,
PUTNAM. THE IRON so y OF 'Ts-General Putnam MI
Charles La For Mesopoamia Jenkins Buvke; Sprouts
Johnson Gen Trvon Stafford; Talbot Thaycr; Kate, Mrs
Burke; Prssy Putnam. Mrs Altemus
Dancing by Miss 4 Moore.
Gratran's Play Of IRELAND'S CURsE-Edward O'Brien.
Mr. Stevens; Max Antony Tape, Burke; Major Blaksy,
Bur
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES.
AT AUCTION

THE SUBSCRIBER prepared to give prompt attention
spring. TO Sales Of Household Furniture either Stools
or q families eakng both
The above Sales be under the particular direction of Mr.
JOHN F. VAN ANTWERP, who respectfully solcits the
Gold. JACOB 81 PLATT =
mhH IuIhSt l0m'rc Auetioneer
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ICE PONEY AND PEGGY MADDLE.
49, THIS celebrated nar Of Irotng Horses well Known
III <throus hout the United States being he FAST
AA-EST TROTT. RS ~ THE WORLD, both 10
peri health and condition, will be sold by public auction
u O'Clock precisely For particulars enquire Of
GEO. w. MILLER,
n3 Yissec 4l6 Broadway.
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....,..S1. 676, 858

This table shows that the greatest falling of in the re
wepi Ion customs was rsoruary inc decrease that
being Ss2 GA The total decrease for the quarter being
81 1875 1885, Interpretations this have been nearly
is off about twenty per cent the importatons have
only diminished about seven per cent To have brought
about ths OF things the average rate of duty upon
the imports must have been very much reduced The
OF free goods the frat quaitsr this year
for the quarter last year, but the in
crease not sufficient TO have made wide difference
in the duties The average Of duty 10 annually de-
cseasng, and in time reduction to revenue standard
must be made.
The 6nanccs of Mississippi according to special re-
port made by the nuditor Of the State to the Governor
don than anticipated The receipts and expenditures Of
the State Treasury from Jan lt l644 to March t 1885,
period otiourteen months, were a. follows:-- s.
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80, 1874 ........ .s22ol8 50 29ls7 50 6l5O6 o5
Some of the returns which have been published being
detective we annex table giving the qcia reports Of
The receipts from customs at this port for e first quarter
ending 3lst Of March, Tor the past three years.:
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JoHN VAN TIVE, secretary.

NOTE LOST.
NOTE drawn by e. T. Parton, endorsed by John Parton
a dated 4,h March, is45 months for hundred and five
dollars and mine lost yesterday afternoon Per.
requesed the il rcd for negotiation
the payment has been stopped =. T. PAXTON,
as itsec Atlantic street, BROOKLYN
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TO BE SOLD,
STRONG, well built Barouche Carriage in good order
"A and well adapted for family with without double
harness To be Roulstons Riding School, Livery
Stables, 1877 Mercer street ma 10 fire. .
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6SR WANTED-A Ship to load for a Southern Port
M9&S Apply to 4. X. COLLINS * CO., Sc South st.
f.: / l43 Pc ri street. A. SAMSON
e2M a3 3r*rc
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IRISH OATMEAL-A quantity Of Irlsh Oatmeal in prime
w W. r. TiXFsCoTT,
1 alec ~ south C., COT Nsideu lane.
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STRAW GOODS, dcc
FLORENCE, BRITISH STRAW, AND LACE
BRAIDS AND BONNETS.
LII Of the above Of the best fabrics Of ts newest and
fashionable descriptions constantly
THOMAS REYNOLDs,
mhl8 lmsm 1877 Pearl street
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
~ WANTED.Two or three Furnished Apartments
from the first of May, suitable for ANAL family Lo
cation within ten minutes walk Of the City HALL
erns moderate. Address x. Y. z. at this Office.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1845-03-18
ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.

We commence to-day the publication of the
speech of Senator DICKINSON, of New FORK, in
favor of the Joint Resolution from the House of
Representatives speech which will long re-
dound 10 the honor Of its author, who, il will be
remembered, incurred the ire of the New Y crk
Evening Post, for certain imputed herelical doc
trines, when the result proved his accusers to be
the heretcs.
In regard to the relative merits of the Joint
Resolution and the amendment of Mr.. Benton,
we believe that with the exception of the Even
ing Post, and one or two other heterodox prints,
the journals of the country with great unanim-
i,y, take it for granted that the Amendment will
not be resorted 10 by the Executive unless the
Joint Resolution should fail Out of Congress
there does not seem to be the semblance of op-
position to the House measure, nor any party
whatever in favor of the amendment of the
Senate. Indeed the amendment amounted 10
nothing; for the Executive can negotiate with
out asking the permission of the Senate, and
the requisite appropriation for the expense of
negotiation could be made afterwards, as well as
beforehand. Therefore we regard the Amend
ment as mere salvo, intended merely TO satisfy
the whim of two three gentlemen, and 10
enable them to retreat from false positions with
something like grace.