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Arrivals AT THE HOTELS.

Wizards Hotei Com Downss, N; S Stephens, PA
Mr.. Kemble, NY; w Besle, Massi II WI Wales, do; J
W Kerk, Pa; 4 q Cochran, do; I'd Cochran, do; T
Purcell Mo; w Morris, Md; Rev Mr. French; Greene
and lady. NY; Nelson and lady Baltimore; Or d.
Shields La; Ino Bradley. VI Mr. and Mrs Atwood, Pa
T Mnnroe j., N VI VIM Heiffer, Dalti l. ] Fleming 9
T Karney, Mi Wm Jennings, n X; VIM Manen, do
G Ball. do; Vim Kerkhant and two daughters, Pa;
Leland and daughter, s &.
Bro,rn's Hotel wv Ellison, Pa; II NJ Bush, Bait: Jno
Downing. XVI Z keech, Nd II Keller, Pney Point
Mai Stoddard, Md A Rongnctte; M Porter, Ala; John
Benson, n Vi iIenly, AleSnndria R 4 Weaver VA
bay, Va; VIM Halstead jr, j; @ B Brakeman, Pa
Thos Kent, Bait; Warden Va; Henston, Pa II
White, Ala; ID Stenneiz Pa B Cooke Binghamton
Morrison, Wisconsin; Mcdowell, Va.
FIRING Hoia-A Williams, N G; l. Parkhnrst, do; I
l. Matiox, la; l. l. Peters, Va; VIM English, Florida
Mr. and Mrs II + Hastings. n Y; Hon Talmadge, N
Y; MI Elhridge, do; II Tallmadge, do,
Gads6y's Hofei.-w McFaden, G; George Plat, Dell
N Craiz and Lady, Ky; fletcher, Texas Mrs Weed.
meyer, Pa; MONTE, dol VIM Duncan, NY
Kings Hotel John Davidson, Bait; Valentine, Ala
d II Thompson, Miss; River. Mo; W l. Chapman,
Mass; J. Muir, Tenn. T
Exchange HoteL Geo Knowland Va John Camper, do
John Ely, WI James Davis, Va; A Mcclure, Pa.
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A series Of Outrave..

We were surprised TO learn, that during Gnilford
" wns hs bv hs
occurrence Of several robbcres following each other
In quick succession One Of the Jewellery stores Of
that place broken open and several articles Of
daring than his contemporary In crime, enter
ed one Of the stores In the daytime, and removed
the depositesn in the drawer, amounting to some
in The counting-room. A gentleman, also, became
the victim Of The dexterity of pck-pockei, who,
perceiyng some bank bills amounting to about $780,
extending from the end Of his pocket book, which
protruded little from The pocket, quietly slipped
them out leaving tho In the posse OF the
empty book. We understand thut the parties have
been arrested supposed to be engaged in all these
depredaions and that they believed to belong TO
gang of rascals who are travelling from Court 10
Court under the guise Of pedars traders Of tobacco
&c. In justice TO the citizens of Guilford IL is bpi
right 10 stute that not Of the persons suspected
Of being engaged In these recent thefts is resident
Of that county Raleigh nv. C) Register
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Yucatan.

BY the arrival here, yesterday, of the brig Harriet
Capt. Collins, from Sisal tho 10th instant, we have
received Merida papers to the 18th inst. They con-
tain scarcely an item OF news. There had been for
some time scarcity of grain In the chief towns OF
Yucatan, but the 18th and 9th several vessels
rived at Sisal laden with Indian corn. Much relief
were vigorously pressing lie ssige Of TIhnsocu. and
although the official sheet Of Merida is full Of ac-
counts of skirmishes between the begcrents in the
vicinity Of that city al of which said to have re-
suited In favor Of the Yucaecos evident that the
side the entertainments. There Is nothing said Of
the projected expedition to Bacalar In these papers
but preceding accounts represented that the most
extensive preparations had been made by Governor
Barbachano, to capture that great stronghold of the
Indians o. Picay,sne 18th uit.
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from the Brownsville Flag, 18th ulI |
Indian Depredations.

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Indians, supposed about 100 made foray in The
vicinity of Santa Rita district, say twelve miles
from this place, where they stole and drove OIL u
large number OF horses and mules. As far as heard
from we learn o. The murder Of two women, and the
carrying on OF number OF children. They have
been committing depredaticns with IMMUNITY on the
ronchos throughout this line. Many Mexicans have
lost their entire property. The lives that have been
lost by the neglect TO provide for the protection Of
this line cannot be atoncd for but The property can
and should DO paid for To see the poor Mexican
6ereit Of his family his property destroyed or stocn
fleeing to us for protection, and we not have il to
give him, is notwithstanding.
On the 18th instant Indians, SO In number, sup
posed TO be Tonkoways or Lipans, came TO Rancho
hosareo about ~ miles from this place, and Killed
Mexican and HE wife; another Mexican escaped
with an arrow shot IN his breast. The Indians then
went TO aqua Neera, and killed another Mexican
and carried OIL his wifeand boy about ten years Of
age Tho Indians were last seen within ID miles Of
this place. where they stole horses and chased seve-
raj men. On the morning OF the l4th, Col. Norris
commanding az Fort Brown, was called upon by a
highly respectable Mexican citizen, accompanied by
several OF our citizens asking for force TO pursue
these mnranders and 10 protect their families. This
officer with the greatest desire 10 afford the relief
requested, did not possess tho requisite means, he
mad no mounted men Tor pursuit, having only in
fantry, and OF them but q small number
FURTHER AccorSTs from THE lNDIAss.--On
Saturday lust, i4fh inst, quite an excitement was
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The brig Mary Perkins, at NewYork, brings dates
from Rio to the 26th March, days later than pre-
vious advices. Capt. Chase reports the harbor OF
Rio crowded with American vessels, bound for Cal
ifornia.
So far from the Emperor intending to give the
Americans grind reception, as reported few days
since on the authority of letter published in Bnlti-
ions. Some Of the "boys," who had gone on shore
the elephant" had got themselves into pri-
son by their frolicking.
The steamship Panama, Captain Porter, the third
line arrived al Rio previous TO The 53d Of March and
WINS 10 leave for California on the 10Th. Shej left
New York on the 25th February.
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We learn from gentleman who was present In
Salisbury, AT the Regmental Review of Rowan MI
fcers on parade became frightened and ran down
the street at most furious gait and dashed through
porch In which were standing several children, q
hoof Of the horse striking ono OF them on the head
causing drendful fracture Of the skull and severely
crushing the ankle hone Of another The horse con-
iinned his course down the street and finally throw
the rider upon the points Of some sharp paling,
breaking several Of his ribs and otherwise seriously
managing him. Our informant states, that when he
left Salisbury on Saturday morning, he understood
the child whose skull had received the fracture was
dead and that the officer was considered almost be
yond the hope Of recovery. Raleigh IN C.) Reg.
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MARsHALs SALE.

IN virtue writ Of er facias on srre aeias under u
lien law, asned from the Clerks Once OF the District
Columbia Tor the county Of Wellington, and direct
ed shall expose 10 public sale, Tor cash "Wednesday.
door OF said county, al II o'clock NJ The following prep
erty viz; Five twoaory and attic frame dwelling hoass5
with back buildings EACH paris 81 Lots No ami 9. q
Square No 80 inihc city ~ waahnron, seized md levied
upon the property OF Syvsnns omes and sold g sa
isy Iuiiciaa No, a. to March 1919 In aycr q CYs
sea Ward, ROBERT WALLACE,
dec l3-dfs MARSHALL the District Of Coamhis
MT-The above sale not having been COM
piled with, viii be resod and sale take plsec on The SCI
day OF May next az the same place, a y oelock, NJ
~ = - 80 ROBERT WALLACE,
ap l0-ds Marshal OF the District Of cs'aneia.
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treasury Department, March 10. Is4s.

PURSUANT 10 the provision contained in the first section
OF an act Of Congress entitled An act making appro.
pratons for The civil and diplomatic expenses Of Govern
n,en for the year ending the hrth Of June eighteen
hundred and fifty, and Tor other purposes approved
March 1912 hereby give notice that The principal and
interest all scrip has been issued prior 10 the
first day of July IS49 may he issued under the ninth
ton The o Congress entitled An act TO raise for
limited time an additional military force, and for other
purposes approved February H. 1877, will upon the pre-
senaiion OF the the Treasury OF the United States
be redeemed and paid the said first day OF July 1919,
and all interest such scrip viii cease on said day
w. NJ MEREDITH,
Mar l3--d2mf Secretary Of the Treasury.
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VIZ Anr PLEASED 10 be able to congratulate our
friends Of the American Regiment on their safe re-
turn from their ardnous service in Yucatan. Al
though, from the character Of the enemy, brilliant
engagements were not to be anticipated; yet the
Regiment In numerous wel-contested contests, full
y maintained the reputation Of our countrymen for
couraRe and endinnnce.--N O. Crescent.
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GitD 1nttlliaenee.

. TnE PATENT OFucr BunLprss--p Proposals have been
received for erecting wings additional but tile names
q The successul bidders have not 80. been declared II
may be OF interest many Of readers have some in
formation as TO what is proposed TO be done we learn
that each wing building win extend from end Of The
present building and west 70 feet with an entire depth
or longth feel The architectural order in
or OF these buildings Will be the with that the pre-.
sent building which Is The Greek Dorc composed Of
series OF anita tpilasters rased on high basement,
ming the whole circuit OF the exposed walls, and
ted by their regular entabaure, corresponding in ia
tails with that OF the celebrated Psrthenon The interior
arrangement Of these wings VIII beon the east the height
into three stories above the baseme divided into large
Office rooua spacious Corridors and sa all groin
srched and made ere proof in every part die windows in
each story 10 correspond with those in the present
building The wing 20 u,e west being for the special
eomnloiation Of the Patent Office will In the stories
above the basement be disposed IN entire d
vided into large hals for the reception Of models &c. al
groin arched spriDging from pillars and made fire proof
In the upper story, gallery viii extend round The entire
ROOM supported BY columns and the walls prepared for
the reception Of works OF art TO he lighted from above
With both OF these wings, every noor conlmnica
lion will be opened with The present building, con
situe for the transaction Of the business Of the DE
parfmeniTwhich shall occupy II.
The facing Of The exterior walls OF these wings will he
white marble aud the roof covered with copper The
present building,
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PAnrsH OF PLAouEMiFIs, April %, 1919.
Ers. CREsoEsT We had last week two or three
white frosts which have In some places consdera-
bly, injured the cane. The cholera hns At length
made It's appearance among the black population Of
This parish Many Of our planters have already lost
number Of saves, and from what have learned Il
appears that tho disease h on the Increase.
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WANTED. Two coored servant women, one who is a
good cook and the other 10 do general
homework None need apply unless they be recommend
cd understanding their business thoroughyto such,
good place and good wages are offered.
Inquire at the store Of Messrs. EDWARD SlNlMS& son.
opposite the United States Hotel,
CThe Inellgencer Union, and Alexandria Gazette will
insert Times week. ~ I April y
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FnAsxronT, Ky. May 2.--Tlae Emancipation
Convention has adjourned, taking ground for sys-
tenn of gradual Emancipation ana recommending il
to the adoption Of the State Con s,ltulional Conven-
lion
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nN Smithsonian LoGturcs.-A course Of
49, lectures on GEOLOGY VIII be delivered. by
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, L. o., President OF Amherst
sonian Building, Monday Wednesday, and frdoy
nings; TO commence at ~ O'Clock on Monday evening,
April Goth.
The most convenient access foot the building "
BY 7 and l2h streets and by paths from these which will
be Indicated by lamps. ap 30--tf
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OFFICIAL
/; PoINTMENTs by THE PREsrDENT
TREASURY UppA RTNFNT
Coiiect.rs Of he Customs

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Coitecttrs ofhe Customs.
JACOB RUSSELL, Chicago, III.
DANIEL KILBr, Passamaquody, Me.
CHAs. PETERs, Frenchman's Bay, Me
BUsHRoD w. HINcKLEY, Penobscot, Me.
WILLIAM G. HAMMErT, Bangor, Me.
JEREMIAH BAILEY, Wicassett, Me.
BENJAMIN RANDALL, Bath, Me,
siirreyors Of The Customs.
JOSEPH GUNSrsoN, Eastport, Me.
BAzALLEEL CusHMAN, Portland, Me.
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In Georgeton on Thursday, the I'd instant by the Rev
NEaHY SLInsR, Captain X, TAYLOR, Of Baltimore, &c
Miss AUGUSTA, eldest daughter of DIR SeHwARTzH
OF Washington.
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FRANKLIN La. April I'LL he cholera is stalking
abroad with devastating step amongst the black pop
uation. The whites hayein come measure escaped.
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CnAnLEsTos, May IA Mr.. yegnot killed him
self to-day. The crops in the vicinity suffering
greatly from drought
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MONTREAL May 1.-THE day paseed away with
out any further rloting and the Legislative Council
had adopted an address to the Governor General.
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ADvEnr1sEMsSTs-The Mess; Tale between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, have lately received rcliand varied
sormeut OF goods, Tor ladies' We promise the sr
that they will get good bargains aud splendid goods
Mr.. fnan the warden, gives notice IN another column,
that enable persons TO visit The Penentiary. they must
Obtain permit from tina Inspectors The President Of
United States, The Heads OF Departments. members oil Con
gress. and Judges Of the Courts OF the United States IRE
excepted BY The law Of Congress.
Advertisement OF Henry J. Rogers, informs the public
that the Office OF the line OF Telegraph Is Ia the Oleon
Building, corner Of Pennsyvsna avenue and Four snds.
half street.
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TstEoRAyH--They ara about TO build q line Of
wires from ST. Louis to the Data of Cairo the Juno
lion ofthe Ohio and Mississippi River.
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ALBANY, NY, May, 1.-The cana navigation
was fairly resumed to-day, the lime being open all the
way through.
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TnAL SLANpEn The cause OF Samuel Dns,,,an ~
Charles Wilkes Is drawing TO close in The Circuit Court
All the witnesses have been examined aud yesterday III,
ne charse Of malice on the nat Of auain WiIes be- al
vded il may, appeal will be takeu to The supreme
Court Of the United States.
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NTARsIIAL's SALE.

IN virtue Of writ Of vendipnl exponas, Judgment Of
condcmnaton on writ OF attach ment issued nom the
Clerks office Circuit Cnnr Of The District OF Cols
bIa for the county Washington, and me directed shall
eypose 10 public sale, ior cash. Wednesday the 9Th DAP
~ NAV NEXT al IL O'Clock, NJ, before the Couu House door
Of eal county all the right ile and Interest 81 Richard
putler Price 10 and TO the following property via Lot
No O. in square No RS in the city ~ Washington, mont
ne Isl Twen street wesi and lt6 feet Virgins
aud levied upon tie property Of the said
Richard Butler Price and sold to satisfy iuciar No iae
10 March term, 1870, in favor Of Joseph Lindsay.
ROBERT WALLACE.
ap l0-dts Marshal Of the District of Colunhis
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DENTAL NOTICE.


WASHINGTON CRY, April 3, 1919
In renqushing the practice Of Dentsiry In this city to
DR. WIN IT, DiBBLE, I feel duty aa we'll aPedslrs
to state from the evidence he has exhibited to me Of his
skill thai consider him rsH qaafed for the profession 10
which he Is engaged and recommend him 10 my eLdssr
PATRONS confidently believing that % hoae who may avail
themselves Of his services he will himself worthy
their confidence. H. bAHNor-
w. II. DIBBLE, having taken
Nk the office formerly occupied BY Or Bar
UYYY\ ron, is prepared 10 perform all operafons
which come within tae range OF DEh
TAI SURGERY
Aer several years experience and careful examination
Into various branches Of Dentistry he has become sat
aGed the greater portion Of artificial Teeth are mere
y ornamental, answering very little or no purpose IN
utility His manner of inserting Is snch az 70 compins
both beauty and usefulness, and he feels confident IN &c
curing appreciation Of those who may honor him With
their patronage. ~. X u a. ~. -.
being his intention Washington his permanent
residence charges for the present will be very mode
rate thereby giving opportunity for persons 'hs
truth Of the foregoing ,
nz- Ofice and residence, Ward's Building, Pennsyl
yanIa avenue between 9Th and h Streets and next deer
to Gilmans Drug Store
RRFRRANCEs. tt545 .s#
DR. J.. PARMEIE, Dentist
n. ID. d. w. II. GILMAN. Zap l7--dbm
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KxrrUeKy.--Col. John $. Williams hus declined
50 run % Whg candidate for Congress in the Txih
District John b. Huston VIII probably be tho nom.
inee Of the Convention. III. N. Rowleu is announced
asa Loco candidate In the vth District a. B. Thomp.
son's) and has taken the stump sgainrtMr. Thomp.
son. .t4ttl NJ IS i4t27+ n y tt M5{fE
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CoaoNsRs ISarEsr-0H Tuesday night ali old coIsred
woman, named Brown living In the Northern Liberties,
and attached 10 the Methodist Asbury Chapel while rea
ting her religious experience, attacked with hemorrh.
age OF the lungs She removed TO her residence aud
III the Of hour afterwards died, rejoicing IN tho
religion she proiessed Coronors inquest held and
a verdict rendered IN accordance with the facts.
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PArESf orrIcE, May, l649.

PArESf orrIcE, May, l6i9.
IN Pursuance OF the act ..leg Ing N and
been usually included in the general appropriation
bills without authority Of law and t. ~ ana pr n sr
the Government and for other purposea approved the
@ e III sy newt M r asSs
all the stationery Ga list Of which Is Below and executing
IL The printing and a Ss ns sgu "
1870 and ending the Both day OF june 1850 All the ar
ces b and e WORK e BE ms
without delay at such times and in such quantities as may
required aud TO the satisfaction q The M
or persons contracting Specimens Of the printing and
binding may be seen at this office Is 70 be % =,
take either greater less quantity Of any article Than is
specified, according TO ts wants during The yea
STATIONERY. t
Jrriffprpaper, hand made, Of hnea.ioid.
10 reams Of folio post paper ruled to pattern satin finish
. do cap paper ruled satin finish i
20 do letter paper, wove and laid, ruled, per ream
Enrekope paper, eapeopss, &C.
10 reams envelope 81 paper S Sll1 per n rsa"
do plotting paper
5000 envelopes, large and small bun
10 10 pound. linen iwas
10 do gum arabic
so tC Steel pens, assorted, best quality
. gross lead pencils, thard and sofp
gross silk taste
90 DO sealing wax, best extra superfne, scarie,
pounds aaia.raSber prepared Goodyear. or other.
DOZEN pounce boxes, ivory
bushel black sand
dozen sand boxes,
% penssnives, blades blade. Rosers 4 Son,
DO DO ins s French pump ~
! do ivory folders
do wafer stamps
6spars paper shears, Rogers & Sons snc blade, per
Gpnis paper shears Rogers sons q inch blade per
pair
| dozen geissors
Blanks on rriting paper, &c.
pemi size broadslde, per qurs
Do half sheet do
roliepost, broadaIde, per Gnrs
Fooscap, broadside, do
Do one page, do
Guartoposi, one page, do
File envelopes and lstier envelopes, per hundred
Circulars on acrifing paper.
page on 'h'''r printed IL per qu'r' f0oal .
4 % 90 90 % QoaIa'o'roa
= DO DO DO 10 Do DO DO
The paper for the above TO be Of the best qualify
Bool-ipork on printing paper.
For composition, per thousand ems, for small pIes
por and paper ssf 'os' g 81 % ssss
BooK-BINDINo.
Letter books, per volume
Record q patents, smanussrip-, per so
Book. library, mi.celIsg.ou. 40
nay +-iAw ceTinfissi0Dsr " Pefsnfs
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coresrondenca 0fI he NalIonal wing.

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Correspondence Of The National Wing
BALrnIoaE, May 3, 5 r. NJ.
The Maryland State Agricultural Society Assem-.
BLEED again to-day. Among other subjects which
attracted their attention was a communication from
Mr.. t. $. Chappell, requesting the Society 10 APP
point committee 10 examine and repo.t upon his
agricultural Salts an analysis Of which, by the
State Agricultural Chemist, in the American Far
mer for May being deemed by him as unjust to his
Salts. After some discussion upon the subject, II
was deemed matter Of interest TO the formers Of
the State, requiring the attention Of the Society and
q committee consisting of three (Col. Capron OIL
Prince Georges, James r. Earle, Esq, of Queen
Anne's, and DR.. Wharton, OF Baltimore,) were ap-
pointed 10 examine into The matter and to employ
such scientific aid as they may deem proper.
Mr.. Earle presented snndry resolutions for a me
mortal TO Congress for portion Of the public lands
for the support of agricultural colleges in the several
States; which were adopted.
Mr.. Skinner presented sundry resolutions on va.
rious subjects; which were adopted.
Various other resolutions were presented and dis.
cusscd. Among others, fol- the fixing Of the time for
holding the State Fair and Cattle Show. The sub
Sect was referred TO committee Of five, who we.e
authorised to report TO an adjourned meeting, al II
o'clock this morning, nnd also 10 prepare the rules
for the Far, and list of prizes to be awarded
thereat.
The committee met this morning, and fixed upon
the time for holding the Fair which is TO take place
on the 10TH llth, and 18th October,
The Council of Bishops of the Roman Catholic
Church will assemble here next Sunday. II will be
highly imposing Affair." y.
Twenty-Five dignitaries OF The Church will attend
the Council, among them the two Archbshops Of
Baltimore and ST. LOUIS and each Of the Bishops
will be accompanied by one Theoogian taken from
The clergy Of his diocese. The council viii be open,
ed in the Cathedral with High Mass, and daily SEES
slons will be held during the week. Three Of the
sessions will be public on Sunday next, at II
A. NJ. when the Archbishop Of Baltimore celebrates
High Mass, the Archbishop of st. Louis delivering
the sermon the second on Thursday, at 8 A. NJ.
when, after High Mass for the deceased Bishops,
sermon will be delivered by Bishop Purcell of Gin
cinnnt and the last on The Sunday following, wher
again after High Mass sermon Is to be deliveret
by Bishop Hughes, Of New York.
Correspondence OF the National Wing
PHILApELrHIA, MAY 20 =. NJ.
An immense meeting is now assembled In III,
Chinese Museum, the object Of which Is TO raist
funds for completing the Pennsylvania rairoad
Correspondence Of The National Wing
PHiLAprLPHIA, MAY Sap. M.
There is no new feature to notice In orr Market
Business is pretty much suspended in expectation OF
the foreign news. nm therefore unable TO give You
either sales, or OF reliable quotations.
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