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,ganaEa end Fin EE-cEe.

Bathing tubs, o.!stands, camp kettle. covered
bu,kets OF all sizes; coffee pots and boilers from
tabs, sauce pans. dish kettles, cold pals. lumber
Drainers, clalIn, dishes. o!. sans. oil lamps lamp
fiiegs sausage suffers. lanterns, cuoEderS. milk
stTaineFs, grateTs, pudding pauS, csadle mouils.
tea. coffee, sugar and powder Canisters, scoops.
tunnels, measures, pressed lin plates S,Iinl lers
or watering pots, match safes. pot covers ass'd
sizes trUupet>, spit1oou~ >cai.orai cake pans aud
c. ke cutters mpilin riue> lard lamps dust pa is.
casters. wash pans, with ani without handles
britta & tan ladies * dipsar. knie trays flesh
forks, egg whips. meltin- laoes, coffee roasters.
preserving kettles. cake chests; corn p0ppers, Tea
t-a,-- asS-T r-stafisi-- an nG 1fr-laz
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Drugs and Neafcinex,

Paints. OILS, and De Stu5fs-Also. beautiful va
Tiety Of Fancy goods, JewelTy, &c Ladies and
Misses Boots, Shoes Hosiery 0Hoves. etc. Cen
tlenens Clothing Hats Gloves. Hosiery. Crayats.
Hankerchieis &c. which they offer for sale on
reasonable terms, Tor cash. or on the usual terms
to punctual dealers.
WASHINGTON, Sept 26tb 1855 50
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E>eFfEgs;,eTy and Cosmetics.

Military. Ambro>ial. walna Oh, rose. AIGa1ni
and oieOP'iane shaving creams. poucIne. omnibus.
traHspaFents, wash balls. AmauiiLe. yankee and
NIndsor soaps.co3oFue- Toss- Gar eateg and EoridJ
water. bay Rum, orange water, extracts n Z rlse
oriental. upper ten. lssa nine i1cSey CLUB. Jenny
Lind Lew mown hay. prairie fawer-vauiils. ver-
hera. west end. winter blossoms rouge and ar0-
matte vinegar oils rose, bears antique and ma
cas=arS, Lyons katharion Jenny Lind, hair gloss,
bandoline pomatum, Barrys, tricopherous. uoeea
fan, pearl aad flesh powders, lily white, chalk
balls. Phaious hair iuvigorator. balsamie tooth
powders, alonaiic rlChouz, rasiilcs. .vaA match-s
eEasive sour. TuaeiliJe Irk.
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sale of SO. Dc. %. Fo s. R. -

SAFE % Sccs 20. Z. " =. a. = - SSS.
IN COMPLIANCE with petitions presented TO
L me b. a majority OF the house holders in said
Township, in accordance with .aE. | VIII offer
for sale - the highest bidder at the Court house
door iD the Town OF Washington. Hampstead CO.
Ark on Ssf'.rday The on dag Of Jaaa1ry- 1856
ir oS- tracts of Forty acres each the whole OF
SsrsioH l6 Tioi-rsAip 10 South Rqase 24 w
Said Lands will not be sold for . less price than
two dollars per acre
Tey7IS-'Fhe land viii he sold oa q credit o. FIVE
years with eight per cent interest payable semi
annually IN AZ vance-bonds with approved secu-
rity y-iil be required uf the pure haserS-
DAE-L Z. WILLIAMS Comm
School Commissioner.
O-tG5sT 18th. 1855. f2-tds.
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Books ana Stationery.

blank and school books, consisting in part oi his
tory. b.ogfaphys, poetry. commerce. agriculture,
architecture, essays, drama, natural history, geo-
ogv. science, u1ine.alogy. political economy, OE-
atory. the arts, domestic econony. engineering
cookery; bookkeeping, dictionaries, Biographies
ami atlas illustrated works lnedica. works, uoy-
els. travels Masonic and "a Fellows manuals
aud text books, French, Spanish. Italian, Greek,
and latin works. educational books Q! every
Tiety, Ju.enile works, Albums and annals, mu-
sic books Sc, Ledgers Journals, day books, In
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yYCGD ETAZE.

Cedar and painted tub. in neNts; brass bound
white cedar buckets. iron bound rc3 cedar buck
cts painted and vanished 6eecrs. fall round grjn
measures plain and zinc WASH boards oak we'll
buckets iron bouud kegs Of >. DO. - and 20 gal
each. bias> and iron Iire seives, hair selves bar
covers, sugar boxes. with bales spice boxes, but-
ter ladies ami spoons, cocoa ciDpegs pastry boards
iolliag-Pins. clothes pins, neat mauis. Votatoe
mashers. wood idwcetS. wood saw frames boot
iack> butter prints knife boxes. camp chairs can
vas bottom stools. spool Stands 10y tubs and
pals manila mats tsr.--ta.. scoops. white
wash. scru5aag horse aad y-.ii-l 1s-l- lies, sheep
sSia fuats.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-24
--latest nCEa Seyastopos!
mitchell & FOSTER,

II Az E just received and opened at their New
IL Store roofrs. under Odd Fellows Hall. next
door TO irirnble & Johnsons a large and we'll Sc
lecrad StocE Of
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Dr1gs aHI 7EeEzciEles.

Qu;niUs opium. English ra'omel. m7g0esia
tartar emetic, cream tartar castor oil spirits tur-
pen,ue, olive oil, rheuu~r5, s,oez, iaiap, ipicac
copperas, alum. salt petre, s9l1. lgatus, hosax.
camphor. blue mass gum aratic-upX vomica. pre-
pared aaj wiited chalk cayenue peQPer.uiJ~tagd.
sedH.Z ard soda powders. str-chaiHe, starch
starch polish ginger, cinnamon. mace us-ueg
cloves, orange peel sulphur. ra'i hr.u>tJae. ops
dildoc. c7eosote epson salts, Bull, Sands ana
Townseuds SaFsapariiia. Ayers cherry pectoraL
Visitors lraisam q wild cherry. tlalrstJck ver-
miIuge all o.! JayaeS family medicines, Hotia,s
pills and bitteTs. Bon pianis India choiag0eua.
Dolley's pain extractor. Buffers Nerve aG5 Bone
Liniment, Aiexicau mt-tang linimeHt, Hutchtss
dyspepsia eitters. SappagtoH Bradford. J4y1es;
Bsandretn. Cook and Lees Pills, Godlreys cor
dat, Bateynaus drops, yeast powders, tooth paste
and powders, ThompSe.s eye water. SauiatsuH
ParesoTic Autimoniai wine British oil. on ..es,
baisain c5payvia, corrosive suD.inate. oir-rceu-s
oi various kinds. syriGses, cobalt, Ap'--e-ary
scales and weisais. Lemon, blackberry a.-- .7z'-
berry syrup, Noiies Schei5an SchraplS. sponge
Thermometers Roome'z Aacc1toy SnUE, s. ii.e Is
SsouShion Bitters botIe and Via. corl1s- eytfsr-s
al all kinds Tor iiaYorn, essences Of every rcT.e
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RIBBoSs, bonnet, satin and tafeta Of all widths
and coors. artificial flowers and eatheIs
GLOVES & Hosiery, for ladies and gent, OF every
description
Scnnesscf the latest siYle-ia4es riding hats
OF black, brown aud velvet. chs fur hats and
silk turbans.
Mourning Goods, black bareges. grenad
Silk tissues nius!ins, bombazine, grapes blk
chemsette, collars, vn2ersleeves hank is SC
Dress amd Clos 4 EsisEass issgs of every
style velvet ribsots silk g2loon giap frin-
ges, buttons, cord AID tassiis.
CiOtsss. Cassimeres, vestinss, drap. de etc
cashmaTettes. tweeds. Jeans. satinets
COtt0DaIes. French, Eng, and American of
the latest s:yie, camblet jeans, blue denims
blue drills naDkeen. moleskia and corduroy
Linen. brown; buff and white, fancy check In
en- coating. Drills, heavy plantation pillow
case. sheeting. and shirting linens Of ali quail
tiles linen cambric. lawns sc
D:a sseEs. Damask, table and towel Scotch and
bird eye, diaper, crash, eSc.. Slc
es1szSs. Mars white aHd cold linen and cotton
nusquetO netting. furniture plaid and checks
CSnaogsggs. Plain and twiiled. chocta.y anu
Carolina stripes, top sail ducks
Saecsings and SlsfFtilgs, of al widths
and qualities. brown and bleached dTiilings.
FfaEaezs, Opera, white. scarlet. green. and
printed. silk warp. Salisbury, Canton.
EiDsey. KAaTsey's and EoEaEct's. every
q"alty, heavy coating, padding, canvas, and
watding.
EEa white and col nlsck;nayr. red. ne
gro and horse blankets
CarpetSEgs, uIatticgs, rugs, Carpet binding
eIn Dr. window curtains. paper han.ings.
Cotton Warns, Of al na-h h1I-, o0vII arm,
woTsfeI ass q i0T embT0jderirfS. turkey red
= snEEeEsas. silk and singham fine medium
aud cotI. quail. whale-5oae and com frames
Pa-s,S9ss, black white and COLD plain FL d
fo''!ard and brocsded silk parasols
CsGfEsigsg and Furnishing
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E-iTS-Gents fash lmp'l and sun. noleskin, blk
and golden beaver, otter and cashmere, black,
white and pear!.wideawakcs, citizens, cavalier,
hungarian Opera. artists. solt Beaver SEAL
cashmere and uap'd ha7.
B5ys ca4 F9aths-Fssh golden beaver, moleskin
black and pearl uerino, ,wiGc-awake and other
STYLES ol soft hats.
Lqais black beaver and velvet riding hats, miss
aoj chs white fur hats
C.GPS-Ncn ard boys cloth, with and without
covers. silk and cotton plush. leather & glaz'd,
cbildIvHs Velvet and silk tuFbans.
SE IEEtz2 1TS-5ica s. youths panama,
canregchy, Canada braid Chinese. Florida and
Texas Straw black and white, double &single
leraoru and palm leaf hats.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-24
GROCERIES, d PROVISIONS.

Sugar cured hams, clear sides -four. buckwheat,
English Cuiry cheese, mackerei, Herlings, Goldfish,
crackers. saFdues clans, o5sters salt, sneGr, cot
Zee Iice. nloasses, sperm and star candles. loaf
crushed Sagar soap, starch and starch polish tea.
ginger, spice. pepper, nutmegs, mace,
ciunac}0u mustard, cayenne pepper, pepper sauce,
indigo. majder, alum, sal: petre soda, salaratns,
sn1.i powder lead, shot raisirs, prunes, figs, cit
ro1 Clauberriss, candles almonds, pickles, cat
sups, sweet meats, jam ielies, PIE fruit, brandy
fruit, syrUrs. Worcestershire sauce paoli vinegar,
salad OIL extracts loT iayoriDg, spanish cigaIs, to
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Affairs In arlington Territory.
OUR Puget SOUND CORRESPONDENTS.
VNIs = "hf '"tsFU t"TsF@F'I VaFTF9FNF'
PuGrr SouSD, Washington Territory,

PuGrr SouyD, Washington Territory)1
January 70, 1856.
Puget Sound Agricultural Company -Is Fraud
Gornrment-Tndidn Treaties-Whd Fshsri>5-Loss
cfStedB,er Sounerner, dc
few words from the Northwest will I presume be
scoeptab. to your readers who seldom hear from
region. This Territory, as you know, embrace. the
famed Puget Found, and contiguous the British POI
ses.icrs having 50, the settlements Of the Hud
son BAY and Puget Sound agricultural companies The
British government In the treaty OF 1st6 imposed on
Nr. Buchanan, by embracing therein a stipula.
ton that "The farms lands and other property fevery
description belorgng 70 the Puget Sound Agricultural
eomps ny on the north side Of the Copmbs river ,h.n
be confirmed The said company" Il has lately come
ont that this IA not chartered company that they are
simply squstters and vas got up BY the Hodsoa Bay
Company for the purpose Of enabling them 10 enter
into the pursuits of agriculture stock raising, AZ 4,
from which they we're prohibited BY thsir charter.
Here, tfcn 10 smother proof Of John Balls rt<oaiity
ibis Puget Found C,mp.ny, under this treaty, have
the impotence 20 cslm the fee 10 iumsnse tract.
Of country. send JON . copy Of this oompanys
agreements on ia fr Institution ~ vsieh you will
be enabled 10 Jutge Of the sod that perD,rss By
tLs ..sAJ u 49, slsa - s..A--I u "a a. -
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bono de company recognized q such By the pxIt.h

bona tde company, recognized - such BY ths British
government
Gov. Stevens IL now ON the Sound, holding treaty
with the Snowbomish Duwamsh Steiiag vanish, Scad-
get, snowqualaie and Lummy tribes Of Indians. They
are al embed in one encampment, numbering about
z0Oi indiana. They rendezvous at the mouth Of the
su-wnrmish river, empsying into Possession Sound.
have doubt that the Governor will this winter con-
ciude treaties with all the tribes OF the Cascade
range and extnguish their titles to tho entire country
With the exception OF small reservations treaty
has already been made With al the tribes the
Sound and the Columbia who have ceded their lands
reaching to the Cascades for the Of about $780,
TO he paid In annual instruments.
sad disaster has inflicted upon US ths loss Of the
entire mails for this Territory and Oregon Tbs steamer
soutberner bound from dan Francisco TO the Columbia
river owing TO stress OF weather feared TO the
straits entering into the Sound The vessel getting to
leak badly, Captain Sawpson compelled 10 beach
her. forty miles south OF Cape Fatery, Dac ~ is6a
cargo verr total oss. She had board the States
mails which left New York November 90 Tue revenue
cutter Jefferson Davis and steamer Major Tom okins
went to her relief but the cutter could not reach the
spot owing to the winds The steamer Tompins brought
the passengers and crew TO Olympia, where they
are Major Aivord, .. g. A., was one Of tho wrecked.
Your readers might wish to learn what advantages
this portion Of the Union holds out TO capital and labor
The lumber fishing and coal interests are chiefly
folle wed by the persons the Sound. Bat there Ia
commenced by the whale Gahers. The Sound offers the
best depot, from which to carry whaling. Small
vessels fitted out here ESQ these sheris need but
make three tbs cruise aud In place OF eoug round
the Horn proceed to San Francisco and there freight
the returning vessels 10 tbs States There Is every
terial here necessary to ship building, and provisions
bbl the finest beef and pork at or cents per H.,
potatoes at 20 70 81 cents per bushe and othor vegeta
bles in proportion.
Tn. government has not yet supplied US With steam
want that appeals 10 the sound policy Of tho Depart
ment TO furnish. WASHINGTON TERRITORY
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court on the verdict OF jury herein before provided
and any member Of the who shat offend agsis tho
provisions Of this act shall DO punished by fns not
less than $3.50 than 81 000 and BY imprson-
ment for two years In the State Prison.
Sec. = The tenth section Of title VII, part chap 20
OF the Revised Statutes suthoriz the Mayor Re
corder OF the city e New York. In certain Cases. send
back fugitive fiom service, is hereby repealed.
Sec. g. Any judge, sheriff other officer who shall
reinqnsh in any manner whatsoever the Jurisdiction
and authority vested them or any OF them by virtue
Of the laws Of this state, TO any court officer jri
cs or executive, Of any other State OF the United
States, in ANY proceedings authorized and instituted
under this act shall be adiudgei guilty OF msdemea
nor, and the psrson onendlng shall, on conviction
thereof In addition to the forfeiture ~ his Office, DO
punished BY nne OF ono thou dollars and impri
soDment In the state prison for two years.
Sec. AN expenses properly incurred In the protec.
ton and defence OF any phab ant OF this State claimed
seized or arrested fugitive together with
BILE council fee to the District Attorney his deputy
for services performed under this act 10 bs cert ded Ia
each case by Judge OF the county shall be audited by
the Comptroller, and pad by the Treasurer his
rant out Of apy nancy in the Treasury of the State not
otherwise sp prepriated.
Sec TO- This act shall take effect immediately.
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We shall not have q steamer from this port for
Europe for Leniy ten days, and in that time we
shall have smother California steamer In with
remittance much larger than the Last tao combined
We have no doubt much larger amount Of specie
came in the hands OF the passengers on board
the George Law than usual; and IL Ia also our
opinion that before the departure from San Fran
cisco Of the steamer Of the sih of March pretty
quiet times prevailed, and gold had come on.
literally from its hiding places. The adviccs Of
rain Is the most favorable feature In the accounts
by this steamer.
The Datiy Wnc0nsn OF the l3.h inst gives
correct copy of tbs Currency bill which passed the
Assembly OF that State -
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AoNh.'s....s. s.s..sss...ssssssss..s
very important item Of export from ihs por: 10
Europe lately has been guano. Upwards 81 oas
hundred ard sixty thousand dollars worth were
shipped last week 70 London and Liverpool. Near
ly one huodrcd thousand dollars worth ofpsfk .crs
shipped to Bres,, probably for the fronch naval
vi 9. A week or t.o slnoa Gbo,t the sans vssss
went TO Toulon. The oonsum ,tiOa % Amersosn
pork In Frame has become an item q vas, Ina @
tancc not only 10 consumers thore ba, IN prodase1
here. and the trade mnst beaceforth rapidly 10
tresse. Copper, in largo los. con,'nus 70 20 70
France. The aggregate ex 2or Atioa Of moro aanisse
last wesk was limited.
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The principal items Of import during the week
were ss follows Coffee, 1907 ,l39; undressod
skins, 1926; cutlery, s36.2lo; rsilroed iron,
ss3349; tin, 800 sos; mo!asses SCI 80; sugT.
s267, s6l; tea, $526.69l; watcher $74 SAT; wines,
$40 6s5. The aggregate Ia somewhat larger THAI
usual, but II win be seen that It is made up Of
some large items. Upwards OF eigh. hundred thou,
sand dollars was for two articles, tea aud ooilre.
The Importation Of dry goods las. weak was also
unusually large for this sesson.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity aud
value Of certain articles exported from this port
during the week ending and including Friday, the
23d OF March. 1866, distinguishing the destination
and extent Of shipments to each place.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL
MON EY MARK n r.

SUNDAY, March 25-P. M.
During nearly the whole Of the past week the
community was kept In suspense by the protrscted
absence Of the steamship Atlantic. All was doubt
and uncertainty. and no one knew what course to
take. mastery inactivity has been the most pru-
dent policy to pursue and II has been pretty gene
rally resorted to- Quotstions for stocks have been
quite uniform, with an active movement In all the
leading speculative fancies. State stocks and rail.
road bonds have been In demand, and favoite
classes are confidently taken hold Of by our most
cautious capitalists. The great abundance Of money
has not Jet created much speculative excitement,
and fancy stocks not possessing the proper ee-
ments OF produc'iveness have not moved up much.
Reading Railroad continues NEAR the highest point
touched, and there In no stock pressing on the mar
ket The large coal tonnage last week has given
holders renewed confidence Erie has been pur-
chased to some extent lately time, buyers option,
but the shorts have nothing to fear. The imitation
In Hudson Railroad cannot be otherwise than OF
temporary character. II has no basis, and its worst
season is about opening. We shall no. have any de-
cided movement In stocks until we have latar
advices from Europe. 1t is many months since the
arrival Of the steamer from Liverpool was looked for
no anxiously as ut present. Toe previous steamer
the public mind has since been unsettled, and bust
pess operations much neglected. The bare m.
n uncement whether the Car was dead or alive
would be sufficient to tet the wheels OF speculation
again in motion. II will not matter much to the
community ut large which way the account is--we
want to know the fact, whateveri. IL. II anything
has occurred to cetain the htlsntic we shall soon
have an arrival at Halifax. We msy lrs. hear of
the Atlantic at that port. The Cuna,d steamer of
The 18th Is nearly due at Halifax, having been ont
about ten Days. We shall be relieved Of our sus.
perse before tie spss o. many hours either by the
Atlantic ct a Cunsrd stt amer.
MI. Albert II. Nico'ays regular semi weakly auc.
ton sale Of stocks and bonds will take place On
Monday next, tho 10Th inst at l2h o Slock, AT the
Merchants Exchange. Ia the catalogue viii DO
found variety u first class state securities.
The expectation OF specie from tits port during
the past week was only TO moderate extent, a.
Will be seen by ire sDnexed statement
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Value Of merchandise put Ga the marsetl q 900. ss,
curing the week. ....,.......,.......,..J
Ditto dry goods ditto ditto ........... 1852, 2os
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N1irABtn~o Isb II, $50.
45o. our lat rrfort the nAtst has .hssa ysry h.us
activity and 9Th The sFcsption ~ H0ur aBd sugsr
irsE'sstion. have ben uinlnx.
n Drr Goaps fsw have ben msAs for asitA
40 Bolivia Nsfy 70. gods have b~en si fot hoaa
IrrEya mi. Arid. /. b,- All .,g- n al. no ooo
feet American si A. So abd 100 Cvs fss Baiue a
az The stock - heavy, aad II CaIifofniA tohtaass
ssn9bs this sftes priess vil - aasrAts In this
Let
ymrriI,s rors --srrrYr ~ Trryr,rTsr -sorn. tAop.
sAnds ~ yAiisa. have bs~a bSssbt foe Caiaa At az
t'nt kss u very dsJ lna sfrai qnanii,J q isfss<
Ia to usAftst.
cufLflS y1FoErN
It0CH.- CoaaidsfaIl~ bsss~s. hss D~~a 600. Ia us.4
article ths lAttr psr ar nlosib 1Bf Lssnnsg u this.
shout o. 90 a. tsye ehaagsa hsHas yrioss rr.-
caAy.rsng fr0tH a. 20 o. ~ wA6h latter nasy =. e0sss
ar,a ihs tt.ss go. .is spsa.d ,saaessI ~ s,oss
Iress wi osas asiriiy n frrl,sAns frvn ~ asssh,
ssfh ~ osiy sorns IN sl9-y prcs. I'll ihsfsfs'. ~
fs.y lnto the nAsts, vhsn Vs. vsiss s dsPssa tbs
SsnaBi hsi MAJ Al that uHs rtisi ~ stport
- TaiAhusBo for srpof; a o. % IA Ths,s snAa
gvAnuiy u Oh hire bvi u 4 r. in'sfsF 4asly ssd sst
y ioi'sy, Ihs prtss saa'd L fr"n " y v A
ts ~ 600 Nsnsrar gs-i 90 shsat as fasas = a..
Autopss atsz To- So Sbssi y tegas'ng v ,. G1~r~i
IL vi msIts' ~ sstng trirs = o. -. ssls u
= 90 ~ he b..t ~ets' 80 fs.ss sniisga att1si.
b.foYf ~. - IL oagr WEES ~ rrss " yh.tt IA ~
fot ~ pre.sai cop u darat = -. - tbs grs.-rs
81 press 49, sish = set Ans not t9s msy essii
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49, .rsH pared = roas 1s tlJ1s.3 - - ~ N. "a
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nfsafotss s.iss ha's lssn 49, ~ Ass,sis 81 sic.
b. ~ iusigaisE tass
Htffrf cnu.lnw lats ths fanffAt fiowfy ant s~nhx
stsi I'll faf 80 hagffy ~ ia A1bSishS 81 ~ sAs<
VI S1at rsast sAsncs = tarssy k~lax sAs a
- ihsG 81 Is h~ss.
Csfypp "A q ~ qts vss H,ds ., sis vstss
- sesslssr1 % lisiaafs sLes aissalissi-. :.
81 - ~ Tfsss wSiet sa1sss tsink tAsy sssst v
~. sd Isrs<sr~ ssiss havs h~~n i-~ttA
lhil0Hr 40 CwaEvrgs.-Ns.s.ls are sssy s.rcs, p<
tsaiafiJ aFst eisss to- thsl q NJ. ~ go. 70
d - T.. al
vors - pa v ~ shivy&nr sss4 v ioy.< ~
v astsFs rnsfs are ~ foiADsisg ltsWksrx b~w Tu
fsr't tfTf " lssrsis, ~ sa D ~ Hssbssg sE
Amtus.. Hpses 10. ORE. 5. 9, L.svsA
H.ftssg hiT Ofnds, VI snd ~ tosiS., Hsm
Upfr ~ aF-aorr iTc ss& % TO- v Pc rr~@<h
- rafvrns. Ores - Hare iis
Etcntr1fs Or fs.atoa 49, tnts& ktsi.@ Q As
srts, ~ sgvsr 80 : ~ ris htri asslsS. -
f<'@- SGsb~o~~s Lss. - - y ", ~,
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MILF OF PIGEoSs.-The Terre Hsuso Ini.
American SAYS that tie country tberesdouts is literary
swhrmisg with wild pigeon. On the evening OF the
9th, shout FIVE O'Clock, o,k mile ia length and
by about sixty feet deep pasaed directly the city
making a noise audiabls at a great distance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26

FoREiGs CossUL FOR NEW YoRK.-The Presi.
dent has officially recognized Edward der Heydt
consul o. Prussia fer the port OF New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26

Bnf TO FnEyIST rB CIRCULATION oy DEPRECATED CcR.
u2CY MospY TINS STkIR.
The people u the state Of wscon in represented In
Senate end Assembly do enact a. follows
SSd. L. No person body corporate SHAH pay out
certificate % deposit, other paper having the sim
without the authority Of this any other OF the
United States or Canada.
sfc. No person or BODY corporate she'll pay oat
pot into circulation in this state the oils Botes Of
hank that IL not located this state, unless sash
BILLS notss redeemabe ia specs AZ the pacs whsrs
they purport 10 have been issued mad also current
bAnkable ind reoe.mabc in ia. city ~ New YORK. AZ
rate 81 Discount not greater than one fourth 81 r
cent current bankRble and reieemabie at par,
IN either the cities Of Milwaukee, Chicago Or - Louis
&c O. Any psrFon who shall knowingly violate either
Of the preceding sections Of this act shall be al siysi
guilty ~ msdemeanor. and shall BE- punished by 1ne
u not leas than Gy dollars for every piece u paper
put Into circulation, by nprD nmeBt not less than
Nix months, or by both 1uch hne and imprisonment.
4. This act shall be force aud take effect ~ tAe
expiration Of ninety days from and alter the date Of u.
final passage
II the bill passes in It's present form II you'd erc1ds
New England currency-whch certainly not intend.
ed-at least rush Is construction 81 ths bill THIS
circumstances shows that the bin should be very careful
IL examined in the Senate
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value OF certain articles except foreign dry goods,
imported into this district during the week endisg
and including Friday, March 2j, 1855 -