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February held al the following named land
Offices, the OF Wiseoss 20 wis Al the land 0hees al
Willow River Crosse, stevsns Point, and Menasha,
Esd May next, declared 10 be
The Ian, ill., ich and 18Th u July next rpee
lively. rh
Given under my hand al tho city W~isson day
Apnl ammo Donn on. eight hundred aud
T''7''lT n TT'7 = 7'FltT u FRANKLIN PIERCE.
by the President Il ~
M grt Jon WiL.oE.
.t....' Commissioner Of The General Land Once.
An o0-iawi3w
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Virginia Lard once,
Rronsosp, April ~, is't
IN conformity with he Code Of Virginia Of 1919 pre g section
do h-r.by q concern Inst aP
sscbeatof ofhe city dd
April 1885, received into ts lses once % u-
held The 2 day % April,
which John ST. ~"r died sezsd has been
found led Common wealth, VIZ;
Io /, ,br civ situated The side NJ MARKET
street aud north by the estate Of The 'ar q t<er
az ,nc A. o. Mctiwpine,
.,s hy The Lewis thinner, rnd Designated pit
~ me eiy az and repped The
property compses but lot and the ~
ve,., died sexed-bsvirs
al an ACT assembly the
Common this right during her life y II "a Fl
=. n. PARKER,
Az p-iawew #sa .4 .s ig.#tH Reg Land once.
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nm. EDWARD III. CARNrCUspr. FROM, vs~rsy,s-
~ offers his
His residences ard s~ce ch street adoinns vint
hSss AP@-du
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May ~ sodfl6 Juas

National n'elgencer Uuon, and III. Repubhc, Wash
incon D. and the BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
week till the 10th Of June The Journal Rockville Montgomery
coony; Herald tixen and the Eramner Frederick The "a
Wh,g Niddowp the Odd Fellow. Hoor-soro; and the
Torchigh the HHgrrstown Mail, The News and The
Peoples Hnseown win respectively III. once
week until III. l6th of June. @
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D1rAEruEkr or srA
. HHa4He sA .1ttl W asbington, May N, 1854
~ ,,s and far
& n.c,s ~ sva .., ,s,s,v "a IN ne gan
hi Ia
sPPoFsinuon 3""o.'y - "a
49,. " ~
s,s ssaraa esed nronoa Viii b. Revived al hs
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ah ,s.- ~ ,aian.,v eo,s,.,ed i, sa., ~ Inc ,ho,na
M " " anJ ~ ~. ~ ,a"a,asa hy !, a. - 80,
go ~ ay n INV Ia, n, M H.
,na,g ~ liz l. ~ NE y, iy m iaks ,i,nsr las
,a,;,y anx ,ce than I. .ossSsd accod., ~ ~
~ $500 ANN, f ne wear, ' ~ $3.50 r 's " =
-,f l. ~ a. L,f o.ai, and IA he
has , a.ns.s , ~ az ~ ' 9N" " " " 'e's' "'''
u@'' "'A ''S'~'' taeurnIrf ~ Ma \
~. =,
WH"s paper, 'ha"a.'nGae, ~ ne' inid'
30 Teans fooseap SATIN or n IN hnis To be, when mmed
lah by 10 inches and weigh less than 10 lbs.
roan, per Team
% do note similar finish,
SCHEDULE No. ..
Ea,eloas ao,e, s,oan
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EDwAR % x; . COLLINS w.l, I,s., = co.
BROWN, sHipLEy, co,
u @. ROBERTS a CO.,
J. MS - S1aS,: s'S So Yard London
% Rue soue Dame des VICTORIES
GEO II DRAPER Hawe.
The OF those ships win not be accountable for gold silver
as'ns are signed therefor expressed
JAMS
Washington Branch MISUNDERSTANDING. OF Hours.
Lave s;zs.s1la - -
m Monday, March Il. the passenger ~iu be
Leave wa.nins,o" at and a. m, * and SPIN.
Leave Hslumnre !, AZ and ms 3s and g %, pm.
Tn Tss sa a and IL tram. ~ se, and the
Annapolis s and Washington Junction .,.uon.,
sn leaving avn o. ny Rsmo run
Teush tickets and baggage cheess to Philadelphia and New
on sunday morning
ny '''''' tn PARSONS,
Mar I5-du hrsn'.
AUCTION SorrcE-Tbe subscriber tender, his services
his friends and the public general auco"eer for The sale Of
Furniture q, dwellings amended person
on and all % sTssrr 9s dashed win
Auoonecr, rcnn.ylsania avenue, corner 9th street.
O., on Bridge Market and High street. finished IN
% ss .sa eOr S s s ~ =. ana sss ss
ern, stable, carriage house, wood house, Ac.
desiring purchase examine The premises
application ~ so,horon corner Of Market md Bhdr
Term. third the balance in g. ~ and 10 months
". SNYDER,
Rxchsnee Broker, National Hotel Building, Washington d. o.
Jan 2e-du
MKRICAK HOUSE. Hanover street, t"ss"nt -
Lewis Rice Resa and esgsnny flp T ,s
ton Of travelling public.
Dec Idly ..ro#
IrScrE ToM.s cAsrs.--a ne.nte a.rueusoepe e Mrs.
a,owo .u,bor Uncle Cabin" ~ on exhibition NJ
avenue near ~ street. t"se'he
with portrait OF sontae famous anccn OF Song"
74-df +
n a. HDS,E n co.. yvhcy~ssse snd Retail Dealers ~
c.ypstnv etotfs metffnr ruran materials,
sh.e,,ns AMI and furnishing goods fr~srsiy
rennsyvs~ rvvrst, se'een7h and sh streets wsshnsor.
ID. q.
Aaa se~a
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NOTICE IT In. reop.nina Of the land once 1T VIM
c~nwes Insstsnswberessb by public notice. dated the
office Npcenpes
discontinued and The lands remaining
ordered attached 10 and made subject
J.eonvlc, IN sd State. for the thai ssd
tea 900
unsod land
exceeds that the Secretary Of the Interior, In vue
directed the reopening of
vinc-nnrs; and u i4,hsrsfors reopened accordingly.
Land. vsceun~. district will he subject
l.sd Office vincennes until further notice.
.s1-. John WILSON, Commissioner.
GsrrsAI L.sp oruor, AprI2o, 1853.
Auwu9 - swfw
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THus ss 10 give n~ss-. Glars Mcwsnsa.rs, ~
Pedectshurs Virginia. obtained from the Of vir
RVS ~ duplicate # land vssni No "a for 2ssk grant
81 ioshus
'sy A. ISa the oT,csrs .s ris .crr
Jan 2o-lawam
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mo. 4ss.I
mo. fss.I ..H#.
By the President Of the United States.

by the PRECEDENT OF the United States.
IN pursuance OF law, WILLARD FILLMORE, President
United STATE. o. h%esss do hereby declare and male know
the State OF WISCONSIN, sthe periods hereinafter designated
a, the land Office at WILLOW RIVER commencing on Monday
the second day Of May for the disposal OF The public lands
ships,
North Of s line efe fourth piaepaI meriaian
Township fortynine and fractional township my,
fractional township my on the main shore ofiake supeo
Township forty nine townships my my
on The main shore Of Lake Superior Of range seven
Township orty nine and fractional township my on The shore
Fractional township. forty my,
townships twenty aiy thy and thirty
ni9s 90 Che shore Of LAKE saDsI9r q ra0ss Ten
y and fractional township the shore Of Lss'
township. thirty thirty one uiry.,wo thirty TIRES. aud thirty
o" a"d fractional township forty nine, Lake SUPERIOR
Townships thirty ,hr'yone thiuy't~o, iry-'hrce thirty
Town.hp1 thirty ooe ,h,y,~o, ,hiryrhce, and nir-fou
Town-h,s. th,y one ,s'r-two ,hp,yhr. and yfour
in the following named townships to wit,
NORTH efne LINE aud Of the Fourth principal eri1an.
Township. seventeen eighteen and
Townships t~enty-on and twenty two, Of range sir.
Townships twenty ops and twenty two Of rsoss seven.
Townships twenone, twenty-five twenty three, and twenty
'a Tss q "s s.ss and twenty,
Township. one twenty-five, t~en,hrsc twenty four
T-~n-hip. twenty fsar and iwe.pays, Of eleven.
A. STEVENS POINT commencing Monday,
the May disposal Of the public lands
ared within The limits OF the aforementioned townships. witt
North Of s base and Of TIE fourth principal ,aerid,an
Township twenty five, OF four
Township. wss,y ave- twenty -sves wen,ye., twenty
thirty. thirty and thrtytw Of range Eve.
Township twenty sve Of rsnfs sir.
Sections eighteen, nineteen, thirty and iryonc In township
twenty FIVE. of range seven "a HA
Townships twenty -hvs and twenty sir, Of ten.
Township twenty hvs Of range eleven.
AZ the land office MENAsHA, commencing Monday, the
ef May for the disposal Of the public iand-
within the following named townships viz
Of e base linz ad Of ths fourth pinapar rreidian
Township, twenty-five twenty three, range
Lands appropriated by law Tor The Of schoo military and
other together with those and sveovsd lands
made unit Cor any, which shall es -cleces by
State authoss before the days sppoated for the
rnent Of me public sales respectively under the act entitled
enable the sa Of Arkansas and other States reclaim
Ne encisded the sales. Isafs y s.Ytry r. s.
The offering mentioned lands win he
appointed. In which they
with despatch whole shall
have been offered, sales closed but
be Kept weeks and Of
lands viii he admitted sHpirssion Of se
yen under hand the city NJ Wsshingon, this h
asy Dcnni thousand eight hundred and my hree
pv,.,-t. WILLARD FILLMORE.
.rE Jopr wu.or u alal Q eRst ~ .a#He. III a-s
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notice. hereby u ccwc.rr INST
~ intend applying General Land Office II The nsd tstss
for scrip 70 the James Points Of land
No a87, dated November i79 i~"ed :" Henry
Dsrine ervign the Virginia Stale line the precautionary
for 3,fas which hs. been @
and duplicate issued 2sssl IN which
claim vmre Of Aforesaid assignment to jsa.s
Points, deceased =. .
Ereourir and soe devis.s of Jas Points, deceased.
Apoo-iav3m
THE r>-ef sunny side ny ~ Trusta, With
smemorist Of the suthcrs by Austin rbe,ps.
Hundred short Tales for Children from the Gemaa OF o. No"
schmid 50 49,.
Three Journal Of Young iahas
rgRAY RAtLANTYNF,
Maya Seventh suesI1
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Legislature Maryland
porae Metropolitan Railroad Company and Conformity,
provisions therea Office hereby by the undersigned
Metropolitan Company opened
Monday Of Jun. aud be opm said s
10th day Of June Of 10
O'Clock, The hour OF O'Clock sad the
places and direction persons following, Wis
Al the Bank OF asbingion the Patriotic HANK ,hc Bank - the
Metropolis. aud banking ~ Mess Co,coras
III. fwashnxon the Di,r comuba under the
ton The residing said city, and the several
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Georx.o~n and the
Bank OF Commerce. IN The city Geogstow !" The District Of Go
lambda under the direction OF the commissioners residing said
OF GooretSwa cashiers Of sad several banks.
In of Rockville, Montgomery Maryland the
Samuel G. Ners under the direction Of the
In ne e,tv Of FredecI eouaty Maryland .. ,h. Far
Mechanics' Frederick county,
land under be direction Of the redss In Fredes
county, and the several cashiers OF said banks .4
store OF Mes.r Davis Burkhs
DAVIS Of The commissioners, and Burkhsr, Of ssd
In the town OF agerstown, Washington couusy Mssysasd
Bank, and at the Washington savings ust
cashier sgers,o Bank, secretary
ins- Institution.
WIN. w. CoRCoRAN,
WIN kTuN,
DAVID ENGLrsH
pr rERDIN IND W. hsoUE,
p-sric, ~ Colunsis.
CHARLES g TxsIL,
OF Fsede,cs county,
ROBEkT II. DADE,
FRANCIS .. CHOPPER,
OF Montgomery county,
5 s,Yis n wAsos,
or washington county.
May2l-sodns Juas r s
National Inegenoe the Uulon and Repubnc, Wash
advocate, Gcorrecwn. D. and The Baltimore sun,
the 10th Of June The Journal Rockville Montgomery
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rc.spcn~vss~s sse p.efr Land s~ie- I'm Wisconsin
NOTICE hereby public ordered b,
the proclamation Fresdsa, United States,
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taverpooI United States sIsii
kteamers.
The shipa comprising this ae
..... -.
The FaciDc.....
Inc Capl 1"htsosk
The hdriaus tapL SfAHoh
These ships having been built by contrac
Ys service, has been
also in their engines,
--~42x38 speed; and their accommo
Tor elegance and comfort
York Liverpool in first cabin, S,
Exclusive OF erraze state rooms 500
From Liy 10 York, 30 and eco
An attached to each ship
No berth can b. secured until paid for.
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~, ..o ~. ~. TO rRE EMrTION CLAIMANTS
livery person enuued The rish of 49,. .,, !, - 49,
VIM"
rated required 10 establish sam. e"ume
yer sn~ receNe - - ssd ONCE, make ,hrr.
sppoea i"f hs o s- petic tbe lana. e
sf#N l fat ,,..u......au.. r. -, tpHN WILSON
Feb t-lawl3w o'"ee+
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NUTTIE -tWFTTNN LIATMANTE.
Every person entitled the right Of
townships above
required siacon
proper Office, and payment therefor
notice. and before
OF the public sale Of the land
bscing Otherwise such claim Will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land odfoc.
May Ie-lawl3w u#.s
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win be accountable gold sve
precious metals unless bills
adna signed therefor value thereof therein expressed
Jams
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IN pursuance OF law, l. WILLARD FILLMORE President
United sste Of America do hereby declare and make known
pabic will aforementioned
the State OF WISCONSIN, the periods hereinafter
.
the land WILLOW RIVER, Monday
the second May disposal OF the public lands
uaed within the townships and fractional
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UNITED sTATEs MARsHALs.

l UNITED STATES MARsHALs
Nv NEsMfrH, Of Oregon, to be Marshal of the Ter
ritory Of Oregon in place Of Joseph Meek whose
mission has expired.
FERNANDO j. MORENO, to be Marshal for the Southern
District OF Florida, in place Of Walter c. Maoney,
signed. aa-gsass0i1 ,sss a
JESSE b. CLEMENS to be Marshal for the Middle Dis
trict OF Tennessee in place Of William M. Brown,
moved. t4aya 9f1
ROBERT }. CHESTER, to be Marshal for the Western
District Of Tennessee, in place Of A. Guthrie resigned
WILLIAM NJ Lowry, to be Marshal for the Eastern Dis
trct Of Tennessee, in place of J. Parsons resigned
WATSON FREEMAN to be Marshal of MasSach usetts in
place of Charles Devens, Jr., resigned
WRsrLEY FROST to be Marshal for the Western District
Of Pennsylvania in the place of John Dckey deceased
j. PATTON ANDERSON of Mississippi, be Marshal for
the Territory Of Washington.
UNITED STATES ATTORNEYS
BENJAMIN +. HALLETT, to be Attorney for Massachu-
sets, in place of George Lunt, resigned.
THOMAS EVANS, to be Attorney for South Carolina in
place of J. L. Pettigrq, resigned
THos HAYNE, to be Attorney for Illinois, in place Of
Archibald Williams, removed
GEORGE H. HAND to be Attorney for Michigan in place
of Samuel Barstow, removed.
BENJAMIN F. HARDING Of Oregon, to be Attorney for
Oregon, in place of Amory Holbrook, removed.
FLEMING Is. MILLER, to be Attorney for the Western
District Of Virginia. in the place of b. H. Smith, removed
c. RAMSEY, to be Attorney for the Eastern District
Of Tennessee, in place Of Samuel X. Rogers, removed
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
G. II. WILTBERGER j. M WRIGHT, E. H. Bates and
JAMES LAwRENsoN be Justices of the Peace for the
District of Columbia
HENRY NAYLoR, JOSHUA PIERCE, JOHN L. SMITH SA-
MUEL SMooT and JAMES CRANDEL be Justices of the
18th instant when their present commissions will expire
\
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Understandable persons will remember that
in Of the carriages Of the procession which welcomed
Mr. Webster his last return from Washington was Jo-
seph Balch ESQ., of New York State an officer of the
voutionary army, and gentleman Of the old school Of
poiteness and We had the pleasure Of seeing
letter from him yesterday written after he had entered
the oath year Of his age, to Of his relatives in this
city, occupying three pages set forth u fair clear hand
and Which, piece Of writing and specimen Of COM
position worthy Of being into any Of our schools
as model as well curiosity Mr. Balth Is in full
possession Of all his faculties slight defect in hear
ing and the letter shows that his intellect and memory
are active and vigorous and that he takes an interest in
all the topics Of the day and keeps himself acquainted
with all passing events He certainly miracle in both
mind and body.-Bostor Courier
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THE Division OF CALIFORNIA INTO THREE
STATES, distinct and separate is now contemplated
and pressed there. A majority of the Legislature,
it is said will order State Convention, and upon
that Convention will depend the mode manner, and
boundaries of division.
The three States are to be named Sierra" the
mountain division, which has about % 900 nhabi-
tants by the last census; California" which has
1888 and Tulare," the southern State, in
Guiding Los Angeles and San Diego, which has
81, $50 inhabitants, and about seven and half
millions of taxable property The southern State
Of Tulare, in the division, it is contemplated by
many of the occupants to make slave State of,
and of the objects of pressing the division is
establish slavery there.-Richmond Enquirer.
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CoSvIcTIoS ARTHUR SPRINd-THE VERDICT Tho
trial of Spring for the murders in Southwark Philadel-
pha) is over and the jury have returned verdict Of
gully That any other conclusion could have been form
ed after hearing the testimony which cenclusvely
fastened the guilt upon the accused is scarcely within
range Of possibility All the facts pointed unerrsgy
him the author Of this damning deed For atrocity
the act is without parallelin this locality at least
But if the crime is bloody, cruel and remorseess the
retrbution is speedy, certain, terrible and may be-
salutary Justice has been sure, without being slow,
and in two weeks from the commission Of this most
rble revolving tragedy, conscientious and careful jury
have by their verdict condemned the wretched perpe
traitor Of to the galows the expiaon which the law
demands for deeds so foul and bloody .-Ledgs
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TREES OF 0REaoS.-In the March number OF Barry's
Hortculturist published at Rochester. is communiea-
ton from n. Coe, of Portland, Oregon, furnishing ac-
counts Of the dimensions Of several Of remarkable
size which he measured in that Territory of these
trees Astoria being 10 feet in diameter five feet
above the ground 112 feet the first limb and its total
height 2i2 feet Another one, in forest of spruce,
dar and FIR Of about the size measured thirty mine
feet in circumference Mr. Coe says: Gen. John Adair
Of Astoria informs that about three years ago he
bought hundred thousand shingles, all made from one
cedar tree for which he gave fifteen hundred dollars in
gold" The tremendous size Of timber in Oregon appears
TO he vel attested
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FROM EUROPE

The steamer Asia brings Liverpool dates to the
10Th instant. Flour continued dull at Liyerpool
and had further declined one shilling per barrel
Corn had declined one shilling and sxpence per
quarter. Consols had advanced to par. American
securities we're in demand without any change in prices
Many political arrests were being made in Germany
The people Of Switzerland much excited respecting
the course of Austria towards Tesshso The Lombard
emrans have sought the protection Of the
which has protested to the Court Of Venice
Four executions have taken place at Pesth Of distinguish
ed political prisoners Twenty have been ordered
to be executed at Mantua
The Pope is to crown NAPOLEON on the first Of May
An attempt has been made the life of King FERDNAsD
OF Naples The ball entered his leg and it is thought
that amputation will be necessary. Two members
Of the English Parliament have been for bribery
Commander LYNCH of the United States Navy had ar
rived the coast of Africa joined the ship John Adams
and proceeded down the coast. French squadron Of
six steamers about proceeding punish the Deorgs
tribe who had pundered French vessel and butchered
her The British Admiral BRUcE had DESTROYED se
veral slave settlements
The Emperor of Austria has recovered and has bestow
ed pension on the assassins mother A subscription
has been raised to build church the spot of the at
tempted assassination which already amounts to one
hundred and fifty thousand forms o.
At Milan the people are bayoneted if they dare APP
proach the sentnes There had been six hundred poll
teal arrests in twenty days The army in Lombardy has
been largely enforced. Count MosTANARA and GRAzoIA
mred Abbot Of Revere seventy years age were
executed at Mantua on the Sd instant
All hostlites had been suspended in Monten erro and
the political refugees removed to the interior The Porte
agrees protect the Bosnian christians Turkey refers
the question of the holy shrines to Prussia. Russia
makes formal demand for the publication of rman in
favor Of the Greek church. obtained time since but
recently regarded as adead letter.
Such is our Telegraphic report Of the news.
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Mr.. ALsoP, President of the New York and Boston
Railroad Company, has given notice that the Woon-
socket Union Railroad Company in the State Of Rhode
Island has been merged in that of the New York and
Boston Railroad Company lair lne and that the whole
road is under contract to be graded for double track
The contract has been taken by A. G. Morton and his
sociates and the road viii be completed in the earliest
possible time" The work will be commenced several
parts Of the road in about weeks and the whole
be completed according to the contract by the first Of
January 1856.
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GREAT WoRK.-What vast work the Erie Railroad
is we have idea Of in the address which the
President Mr. Loder has published to Of the stock
holders. The road including oil its assets property and
effects Of every and description has cost the stock
holders up TO March ls 1853 $50 277 542 There are
all well fenced 446 miles Newburgh branch Is miles
sidings switches 90 miles double track 100 miles
making in all 70l miles Of iron rail laid The working
machinery is l49 locomotives 31 passenger and baggage
cars, 1856 freight and burden cars with steamboats,
storehouses, depots, telegraph line, &C.
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IcE CUrTIsG.-The cold snap which commenced on
Sunday night week proved nearly cold any during
the winter 1t set the ice cutters to work again, and
business resumed with earnestness Monday
ing in various paces-some Of them working a double
gang Of hands all night Mr. Wyeth has been cutting
Lorngs Pond in Concord and secured several thousand
tons in addition to his former supply As stated
time ago, there is probably danger Of deficiency
both for the home market and for expectation.
Boston pnpfr
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EXPLORATION IRELASD--The Irish papers are FILL
ed with accounts OF emigration. Every day. says the
Tuam Herald, we witness the departure Of crowds The
Waterford Chronicle states that recent occasion
vessel left with 22 persons directly for the United States
Remitances were pouring in from this country great
numbers accompanied by earnest appeals to parent
theirs and sisters to take up their departure for the New
World Already, says the Tuam Herald, have many aged
parents whose years and nfrmtes render them ayerse
to change, been persuaded to join their children in the
limited States
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few days back workman who was looking into q
printshop in the Rue du Coo St Honore happening
exclam, after examining portrait Of the Emperor
est bien laid Immediately seized by two police
agents. and carried off, the spectators taking part with
the workmen, and crying out after the police 0m IL
est laid ben iaid This affair became in the end so ridi-
cuous that the set at liberty. paper
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The Senate of MARYLAND passed unanimously,
Thursday, bill reducing the direct tax to twelve
and half cents per hundred dollars. The existing
rate is twenty-five cents
The House of Delegates, on the same day. passed
the bill authorizing the Philadelphia Railroad Com
pany to erect bridge across the Susquehanna river
at Havre de Grace.