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ss- Now IS THE TINE.--The display of daguerreo
types at PLUMB'S GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
nue. is truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing
handsome business, and hundreds delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it be
duly remembered nd patronizei. Enterprise with
genius deserves support, and what is gratifying, al
ways attans it. This accounts for the success oil
Pluulbs Gallery. Cameo Dagpcrreotypes taken in
all weathprs. dec =
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FENCING SCHOOL

rHEVALIER NIEDZIELsKI. late Major In the
~ Hungarian army, instructs in all the branches
ofthe healthy and gallant accomplishment of Fenc-
ing as taught in Europe and America, and now the
fashionable accomplishment of an American gentle
man-so conducive TO health, graceful attitude, and
defencive requirement.
Terms: six lessons s3-12 lessons IS in advance
dec 13-d3m near cor. 18th and Pa ave
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RE- CLEANERS Honey SOAP. London, very supe-
rior article for the toilet Cleavsrs musk scented
brown Wiudsor Soap. Lows genuine brown Wind
sOr. ROussels Shaving Cream and Toilet Soaps
White Windsor and CASTLE Soaps, very old. Trans
parent Wash Balls. And great variety of cheaper
Soaps. For sale by the package retail by D..
GILMAN, Druggist dec 15-tf
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Death of Alderman Elkinton.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l5.-Aldermsn
Elkinton, one of the most indefatigable
members of the Common Council, died
this morning from the breaking ola blood
vessel.
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APPLES APPLES !

4 pples! Apples.-Has been received by
n PECK WEED, on Louisiana avenue near
the corner of 10th street. and opposite the old Gas
House, 500 BARRELS CHOICE APPLES For
sale by the barrel or larger quantity.
dec l9-dlWs-
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
(Red Rosette.)
JAS Lovelass, JIG Ofutt,
b Boyer, Henry Forrest,
Henry Urine, Robert Bsrkley,
Jno Suter, Saml Pennington,
Jno J Conner, B Lord,
Martin, NC Draper.
Managers on the part Of the Society,"
Armstrong, VIC Butler,
Robt Allen, Middleton Birkhead,
II Andrew, Edward Bridge,
Louis l. Brunette, Mex Buel,
Geo Barron, Geo COLLISION,
Nj Carrico, w ii Wannall,
W Dove, II b Curtis
W Douglass, Drummend,
Dawson, EG Evans,
David Keenberger J H Goddard jr
W Gallant, BN Hatchenson, @
j T King, L Herbert
Jas Reeves, WMGK Perry,
T Tydings, Vim 0bold
Wright, De Whitaker,
las Mcfarland, Saml Rabbit
Jas johnson, Jos Carter,
X Hunt, Saml Skillmau
J T. Chauncy.
On the part Of the Citizens
Jno Shields, X Offutt
Valentine, Robt A Waters,
Thos Wheeler, Francis Walnsey
NJ W Gait Joe Shillington
Capt TAFT Geo Hilbus
X Sylvester, Jno Smith.
Baldwin Drsne, Alfred wilkerson,
Sylvester Mudd, Fairfax Crumps
FLOOR MANAGERS
(Scdrlet R0sette)
Jas Grier, Jno Suter,
Jno Conner, NJ Hugo.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
(Whne RoSette) t-
Ephram Richmond, Thomas F Herbert
Saml Hamme, BE Gettinger
Thos Johnston, II Middleton,
r. Ii. Fitz.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting srntlemen L.
ladies' to be had Of the Committee and st the door
on the evening Of the ball.
All the managers ON the part of tbs Society will
be designated by blue ribbon on thar befs breast
dec 1SIT.F.ST.W.&Th-6t
SHIRTS, SHIRTS, sHIRTs.-Gentlamep in v ant
- OF superior article and good-ftting Shirts will
find first rate assortment of all styles at
LANES
Gentlemsn's Furnishing Establishment
dec DIV y $
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Rhode Island Temperance Nomination.

Providence, Dec. 1.-The following
nominations were made by the Temper
ance mass meeting to-day For Cover
nor, William NJ. Hoppin, of Providence /;
for Lieutenant Governor, Schuyler Fisher,
of Exeter; for Secretary Of State, Samuel
S. Mallory, of Smitbfeld; for Attorney
General, John P. Knowles, of Provi-
dence; for General Treasurer, Benjamin
Mumford, of Newport.
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philaaalnhia MarEnf

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l6, Up. M.-Bread-
stuffs depressed. Flour declined Is cts.
Grain declining.
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M A r RIEn

In this city, on the 9th instant by the Rev. DIR
Butler, WILLIAM J. WARD, Of Baltimore. 10 IsA
BELLA FOUSHEE, second daughter Of Thomas
Green
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ks- Joe Shtliington receives all the NEv
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast IL published. H.
Is agent isr flarrers aud all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good rs
sOrtment of Blank Books and Stationery al his Book
store OdeOn Building, corner of4 Il street and Penn
sylValia avenue. aug 10
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The Great Wonder Of the World h 9
FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL

JOufneymGn HOUSE CafpentefS SOciety,
OF WASHINGTON CITY,
AT JACKSON HALL
THURSDAY, December &c, 1853.
TbNHE JOURMEYMEN HOUSE CARPENTERS
i take pleasure in announcing that their first
Annual BALL will take place at Jackson Hall, on
THURSDAY, Dec. DID, 1853.
The Committee If Arrangements deem it unneces-
sary to state they will their best endeavors TO
make this the ball Of the season, and every depart
ment faithfully served, and they also pledge them
selves that they will make every effort to preserve
decorum and respect.
The refreshments will be served by the well known
caterer, Mr.. c. Columbus.
Williams Cotillon Band has been engaged for the
occasion
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
CARRIAGE AND FOUR at Auctiop.-on SAT-
~ URDAY morning, Dec. 18th, at IL O'Clock, in
front Of my Auction Rooms shall SELL
One pair matched grey Horses
One do black Mares
That have been driven fourth hand. together with
strong built country Carriage and Harness com
pets Sale peremptory.
Terms cash in par funds.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
dec I'D Auctioneer.
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Wreck Of Schooner William + Mercer, &C. /,

NORFOLK, Dec. l5.-The schooner Viii
liam F. Mercer, for Philadelphia, with
cargo Of lumber from Florida, was totally
wrecked on Smiths Island, on Friday
night last the crew were rescued after
clinching to the shrouds of the vessel for
forty hours.
The L. S. steamer Fulton leaves this
port to-day for the purpose Of joining the
home squadron.
The L. S. steamer Massachusetts, went
into the dry dock on Tuesday, to receive
new propeller. r,: r.
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Zoo good demand. Bars fs q cd . ss Is
I'd. Rails Es kaa e. los on board in
Wales. Gartshsrrie, No. l., s3s. Lead
firm. s'd =,
LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-Bell & Son
report business in American stocks weak
and almost at a stand still. Federal
stocks nominal. Money in great de-
mand, but the bank rates of.;interest
were unchanged, though higher rates
prevailed elsewhere. Consols had de-
clined to 94i 95. New dollars S. Id.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY f. n. STRATTON, Auctfoncer.
HANpS ME FRAME HOUSE AND LOT at Auc-
Ill ton, situated on the corner of and 23d SITS
On TUESDAY afternoon, December Goth, at o'cl'k
on the premises shall sell part of Lot g. in square
3D. 1t is 10 feet front by 81 deep to foot alley be-
longing TO the Lot, improved by neat and well fin
lshed Frame House, containing six rooms and pas
sage.
Title indisputable. Conveyancing at the expense
of purchaser.
Terms: TwO-thirds cash; the residue in six and II
mouths for notes satisfactorily secured. bearing in
terest. Z. n. STRATH0N,
dec I'D Auctioneer
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ELEGANT RICH FURS! ~
TODD a. CO, Browns Hotel Pa sysnus ip.
i vite the attention 10 their extensive and unri-
vailed assortment Of
LADIES' FURs ...,..
OF every description-consisting OF Long Flat Boas
Pslatines, Polmaise, Victorines PilIsrinss, Guns &c
in -
RICH HUDSON BAY SABLE
BAUM AND STONE MARTIN E,nIF
ROYAL ERMINE IL
|. FITCH MARTIN .f,si4
MINK DO - a,ts ~
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
BLACK LUsTD LYNX
And 9th styles Is recognized BY taste and FASH
ion. dec -
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

g. FOR RENT--A new three-story brick House
k4.i on the south side OF D ST. north, between 14th
and 18TH SITS west, containing ten rooms all private,
small cellar passage, and side alley with the PRIV
lece of pump in !, yard at the of the lot. For
terms, De, apply to Mrs. Doubleday, Immediately in
the raay If Ohio avenue dec l6-3t*
NOR RENT-Three four very desirable fur
Il nished ROOMS, on Missouri avenue. three doors
west OF street. Hotels and boarding houses very
convenient. Enquire as above. j. L. WALKER.
dec l5-3t
A PRIVATE SALE-A Valuable Frm.-Thdr I'M
n dersigned has beed authorized by deed of
trust duly executed and recorIed, 10 sell very de-
sirable farm of 60 acres of land in Fairfax county,
Va, within 4 miles from Washington city, and
miles from Alexandria.
There is upon the place comfortable farm house
and an orchard Of good fruit.
For price, terms and particulars apply to
WM. II. WARD, Trustee,
Office over Todd & Cos Hat Store.
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II I'D AND WARM GLOVES.-Our AS
N sortment Of Warm and Kid Gloves Is now com
plete. In our assortment may be found "Alexan
ders" Salesroom, Browns Hotel.
dec g. STEVENS.
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Bodies Rennyarad

CHARLESTON, Dec. l5.-Siybodies have
been found ON the beach, supposed to be
those lost from the cutter Hamilton.
This makes it certain that all the officers
and crew perished,r except the seaman,
Hogan, who was picked up while cling
ing to the wreck of one Of the life.boats.
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Cash to Loan i'm sums to

Cash to Loan i'm sums to Suit
pY LLOYD CO., Claim, Pension, and Bounty
ID land Agents, 18th street, opposite the Treasury,
Washington, d. C.
Cash advanced on Claims, &c,
Claims before Congress the United States that
have been abandoned by other agents as sooTthLesS
have been successfully prosecuted by us. Letters
addressed as above, post paid, will be promptly at
tended to. de- IA
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The HGIian O3rn.--O,,I musical readers will be
delighted 10 hear that grand treat, in the way Of
music l. store fnr them RiSlsy's Variete will be
open for three nights next week, Monday,
Wetnt sday and Friday, Italian opera, for
which purpose a most efficient corps of yOcaliSts,
consisting Of forty performers has been engaged
under the direction Of SigHor l.. Arllti. The opera
advertised for Monday night Is DohzettI'> LucreZIa
BOrghia, the parts OF LurTezla BOrgiIa by SIgnOra
Rosa DE Nnes; GrnnarO, by SiguOr POZzOiini; Don
Alfonso, Duke of Ferrara, by Sigmor GOletti, Sc.
&c. There Will be Il grand chorus and full orchc stra.
Chorus master, >isnGI IorZILHI; Prompter, Signnr
LAMA.
As the company are only engaged for three nights
nj the week, should put OF the opportunity OF
hearing them. We can promise all our readers who
love good music, treat, and there Will be a diff
irreGi opera on each otIhe nights, would advise
them Ia attend on all three occasions, but above all
To be present mnIiay night tile opera advertised
II FIRST rate work OF art, and perhaps The others may
hot be Of 20 attractive Il character. OF this latter
point we know nothing what viii be- the future
operas ON the tw1 other occasions we have not been
informed, but at the one selected for Monday night,
Ne can say iOT Cfna mat II 10 Oi sterling men, and
every pretendn. Ia any taste, ought not TO fail
10 20 and hear II. Mr. Rsley observes public patron
the sp4nI that h. displays IN leaving nothing
undOnr, 10 render his handsome hIIe theatre attTac
1--we, and We hope thai the people OF Washington
Will on this occasion, grant both themselves and the
enteprising proprietor favor, by large and full nj
tendance. No one pretending 10 any taste can be
absent.
The TldtlsfricI F,ir.-We have looked in upon
the Industrial Exhibition III the new Baptist Church
on 18Th street. above G.. IL IL real curiosity. An
Industrial Exhibition by Church, is something new
under the sun, AT least such one this. The ar
lices on exhibition from eight different States,
and make fine display. The addresses thus far
have been OF i high order; and the singing of the
very best. Mr.. Crosby fully suSiains his high rcpu-
tati0n a. a ballad SINGER, IN his performances from
night 10 night IN this exhibition. He Will sing to-
night and 10 morrow night, to conclude las engage
ment. Ii IL great treat p hear him, and We ad-
vise readers 10 visit the exhibition before he
leaves.
The Grace Church Tndsty iGi Far still continued
IN large room over the new store al the of
Pa and Huh street. In addition the usual
attractions of such places, there is band of music
IN attendance and the termination the visiters on
each evening supplied with a supper, very ac-
ceptable finale during the present cold weather By
Ihi- means the physical appetite il satisfied as well
Is The intellectual one The fable says "a hungry
sonach has ears for music, bur in this instance
toth organs Of the body corporate be satisfied TO
meir fGa s1tent.
Crimins! CoErt.-The Gardiner case was con
Nuued Today, Captain Barry being heard as wit
ness Nothing new, however, was ELECTED.
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CHINA ! CHINAm CHINA ~

@1 c. s. FG 'WLER &, CO. store ,ezs~,
81 in Odd FelloS $ Hall, 18th street. have 20
ment of CHINA, QCEENSWARE, AND ~
GLASS, making thei stock at this time equal to any
in the country; isting in part as follows viz
Decorat, gold and and plain white French
China Dinner, Z esert, Tea, and Breakfast Sets
and detached pi 'ces, such as Fruit Baskets,
Compotiers, Cass roles, ornaments for dining
table and Punch Bowls
India China, in dill her and tea sets, and de-
tached pieces
Iron Stone China, de, grated, flowing blue and
white dinner. tea, breakfast, and toilet sets
and detached piece :, in every pattern and
shape
AlSo in great variety
Dresden, Terra-cottn, Parian, and French China
Vases, Card Receivers, Jewel Stands
Candestcks, Motto Cups and Saucers
Mugs, Pitchers, sc.
GLASSWARE, rich cut and engraved.
Crystal straw, stem, and pressed Gohlets
Champagnes, Wines, Cordials, and Tumblers
Finger Bowl. Water Bottles. Spoon Holders
Toilet Bottles, Cologne Bottles. Globes
Lamps, rich and plain Decanters
Cut and pressed Bowls and Silyered Bowls
Solar, ETHEREAL. Hail. and Side Lamps
Candelabras. Girnndoles, Itch and plain Casters
Britannia Coffee Urns, Tea Sets, covered and IN
covered
Pitchers, Punch and Molaases Pitchers
Fine Cutlery and Aibata Forks, Spoons, &c, ef
The most approved and latest patterns.
Also, Block lin Coffee Crns, higgins, Teapots,
Plate Warmers. Egg Boilers, &c.
Witll an endless variety Of goods n OF named, which
respectfully invite strangers ami citizens to call
and anime before purchasing elsewhere
Storekeepers aud country merchants will find it
to their advantage to buy of u.s. facilities
equal to any other importing house III the T. S. and
determined to sell as low.
N. B.-Grods carefully put up for the country 10y
expiene ed packer and delivered free of charge in
any part of the city. dec list
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NOR RENT-A very comfortable and convenient
House, on L street, between 9th and 10th, con-
tanning nine rooms, and having yard front and
rear planted with shrubbery and choice fruit trees
There is pump in the yard. Possession given lst
January. W. A. HARRIS.
dec l+3t& L street. between 9th and 10th.
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WIGS! WIGS, WIGS y,
MEDHuRST o. HEARD

d ESPECTFULLY inform citizens and strangers
III that they have always on hand a large assert
nsnt OF Wigs and TOupees and made to order at the
shortest notice.
Silver Medal has been awarded to them by the
American Institute of New York, for the best spec
men Of Gents Wigs.
Wig wss-srs would do well to give them a trial -
Copy the address.
MEDHURST & HEARD.
National hotel, 9th St, Washington, DC,
and q Maiden Lane, New York.
dec l4-3mo
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SHIRTS, SHIRTS, SHIRTS.-Gentlamen in ant
OF superior article and good-ftting Shirts will
find first rate assortment of all styles at
LANES
Gentlemsn's Furnishing Establishmer1t.
dec 2-d2w
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SIDES Of Rcd Estate, by IameS e. McGure-seven
lots situated AT the of 9Th street east and Viz
sina avenue, at prices yaryin. from 10 IGgs cents
per foot Par lot square 40 on north l. street
between 18th aud 10Th streets west for l. cts per
foot. Parts of lot, and :, IN square 16l, on Con
nrcticut avenue, between l. al,! NJ sIreeis nortll at
Z aud \ cts per foot.
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o. FOR SALE OR RENT-The cottage built
Hi brick house, street, near 18th street. west
Immediately ia the rear of Franklin Row, and only
seven minutes walk from the Treasury Building.
contains rooms besides kitchen, pantry, and Gel
lar is of the most convenient houses in the city
Wafer in the yard, stable and carriage house, and
a1large lot attached Possession given Immediately.
Enquire at Room No Is, General Land OFF,.
dec l3-edGt +. A. TSCIIlFFELY.
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TIE Washington Honrinsnt was cor. pcicI to an
other round III to haidng ou "Wednesday last, and
and the wprhmen began yesterday morning anothc!
OF two ieet additional heIght. IL Is now l4s feet
high from the ground, and will consequently be $50
feet high when the round OF stone is completed.
which VIII b., We hope, before the frost sets IN too
bad 10 allow vi tha wnIkncE continuing their iaLors
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HATSl HATSI HATS !.l--Of the latest fashion
IL and most approved styles, full assortment
now on hand at LANES Fashionable Hat and Cap
Store. Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ st.
dec DIV
INEN Cambria Handkerchief the
- largest and best assortment ever offered by us
and We think ut the lowest prices Salesroom Browns
Hotel. STEVENS
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Criminal CoHrt-The Gardiner case was con
Nuued to-day, Captain Barry being heard as q wit
ness. Nothing new, however, was ELECTED.
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smsA FOR RENT have several furnished houses
49, for rent pleasantly located. Small families
80 without children can be accommodated at SO,
500, $3.50, and 500 per month
Also, several furnished rooms, with or Without
board.
Apply to E. n. STRATT0N,
dee g-d1w Auctioneer.
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EHOR SALE-A FARM, in Fairfax county, Va, 10
l. miles from Alexandria, laying on the Ok road,
between Fairfax Court house and Occoquan Mills,
about 3 miles from Berk's Station, on the Railroad
1t contains about go acres Upstream of water
runs through it, between three and four hundred
fruit trees dwelling and out houses, and wei tim
bered. For isfoi nation apply TO
WM. WASHINGTON,
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THE MARKETS.

IRE w n S N Els.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3.-Brerdstuffs under
the influence of large receipts, had given
way. Flour had declined | a Is, and
wheat 4 cd, at which reduction most
holders decline to sell. Corn in moder-
ate request at unchanged rates. Phila-
delphia and Baltimore flour 35s Cd ex-ship
and 35s cd IS ex-store Canal GAS a
34s Cd ex-ship and Sd a Cd more ex-store
PRovIsIONs.-Gardner quotes beef dull,
buyers awaiting lower rates in America.
Pork in retail demand at | Is decline.
Bacon unchanged but more active. Cheese
steady. Lard tending downward. Rosin
in moderate demand at 6s Cd Is Sd.
Spts. Turpentine SIS. Rice in limited
demand at lower rates.
HAvRE, Dec. Cotton firm and in
good demand. Middling Orleans S6fr.
Flour active, and tending upwards ::
Genesee scr. Freights quiet.
At Manchester business was very dull,
and the strikes yet unsettled.
LONDON MARKETS. reports
coffee firm and the stock becoming re.
duced. Sugar quiet but steady. Tee
active with large sales of Congou at Is
Sd a Is Sid for common. Two hundred
and sixty casks Carolina rice were with.
drawn, the highest bid being OBS.
/ Copper was in good demand at the lat,
advance. Iron trade healthy with
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81 .. s. FO w LHN q OO' store J.eIs1
~ in Odd FelloN $ Hall, 18th street. have "a,
~ just completed opening large assort q %
ment of CHINA, QCEENSWARE, AND Ssa
q ASS uanlin thei stock al this time nal tn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-15
Later from Mcxico---Santa Anna formally
declared President.

New ORLEANS, wednesday, April q, 80
The Delta has dates from the City Of Mexico
o the 10Th ultuo.
President Lombardin the Secretary Tor Sec
rctairc) and Gen. Uraga, ana Martin Carrara
assembled on The 18th, opened the ballot boxes
and counted the votes for President If the Re-
public. The result was Is for Sln,a Anna
and five for all others. Then SautI Anna was
formally declared President by President lom-
bardinl. lie viii be inauguratcI on reaching
the Capitol.
New ORLEASs, Thursday, April J, '53
Dates from the City Of Mexico, 10 the eve
ming of the 2lst.. have been received.
Judge Conhling and the Mexican Conms-
sioners, formal, CASTILLO Lanzls, had just sign
ed formal treaty between Mexico and tho
United States guaranteeing neutrality, and tho
protection of the S!oo transit way across To-
huantepec, and entire security Of capital therein
invested. The treaty will be ratified by tho
Supreme Executive Of Mexico.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-15
Slave Trade in Cuba.

The Havana correspondent Of the n. y.
Herald states that the slave trade is still con-
tlnucd with great activity i'll Cuba. Notwith-
standing the enlcavors, real or pretended, of
the authorities, to suppress the trade, no less
than four thousand negroes have been landed
on the island since the lst Of January last.
lie charges the political Secretary, Martin
Galiano, with receiving IA handsome douceur On
every slave imported, at the same time that he
pretends to keep up an incessant persecution
of the traders.
The British Government are intending to
send out two war steamers in addition to their
present force, to put the island under closer
serveillance
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-15

0ETThc remlins of Mrs. Fillmore arrived at
New York Thursday evening, accompanied by
tue ex-presldent, family, anu several friends
The party accompanying the remains left ON
Friday morning at O'clock for BufTa!o.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-15

0TJohn 5. Hathaway, Brevet Major of the
LIST Artillery, U. s. A, committed suicide at
the AStor House, New York, Thursday. lie
was native of New York, and had Just return
ed from California in the steamer Georgia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-15

u Lawrence, Mass, which a short time
since was an open field, has become city,
1t presents one Of the most remarkable exam
pies of rapid growth and unconquerable ener-
gy, even IN this progressive country.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-15

IL The wife Of Hon, Lewis Cass died at
Detroit, March 3lst; on the same day, the wifi;
Of Hon. John c. Rlycs, at Washington The
death of Mrs. Fillmore, already noticed, occur
red on the Both, at Washington.
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u The following combinations are annonn-
ced john Slidel, Minister to Central Ameri-
Ca; Charles O'ConnoF, U. S. Attorney, South
ern District OF New York; Jacob Il. SNYDER,
Branch Mint Treasurer, California