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st. Joscph's Academy for Young Ladies,

Near ENlHldls0aTg T7tueT1cN tVu'HVi ma.
nE annual session institution the
au.ur Ibusday in june The
terms tuition 5n peyue
ing and ItaIian Gcmnn and Latin The tsrn
PRIMARY department composed of pupils under nine years Of
age ARE 500 apnulu. able half yearly advance
Letters addressed u the MOTHER SuFf-
pIOR OF st Jeseps Academy, EmlnH, Frederick county,
Maryland.
July s-dIyear.
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From tie Columbia South CaroIinian.
THE KYOW-NOTHING RITUAL.

Having received numerous requests publish the ritual
of the knownothngs, do for the information OF
subscribers. 1t is considered authentic document and
comparison Of it with the authorized platforms Of
Of the States shows it 10 be The national council
The Philadelphia meeting, passed the following;
XIV. This national council declares that all the principles
Of the order shall be benCetowRrd everywhere openly
known the existence Of the order and The fact that be him
self is member and ii recommends that there be
cealnent Of the places Of meeting OF subordinate councils
z. 3. BARTLETT of Kentucky,
r. Ma; ~
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py .. Q. rscGuIxE, nuctloneer.


CUPEEIoR ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANo-FoRTE, HAND
morning 3 10 O'Clock The residence Of c. IRE
mt esq street. Sd and Streets shall sell ali
his celent household ef-cs comprising
Superior grand punoorte, made order in vi
suite por furniture, covered wh and
brocgtc,ie Of soias sewing reception and
parior chairs
covered spring so aud chairs match
Two handsome carved walnut ginss-frons bookcases
Jain Endm mahogany secretaries, wlHinors
Marblc-,up and sofa fnbies
Elegant aauel and oval pier glasses In rich gilt
Pnir Of gilt gas chandeliers, China vases
Goh ara chairs, rusliscAt fancy cllaifs
walnut extension tables
Marbis- Top siaeooards
tables
Bruss.a parlor, hail, stsir, and chamber carpets
Mahogany hail chairs. hal rack
Walnut Top dressing and plain bureaus
wrrdrnbcs marbie-top Wristbands
FRENCH cottage and otter bedsieads, with handsome dam
ASK and lace canaafes
Fupsrinf eurled har and husk mattresses
Bol-iers and pillows, counierpRnes, hiaukets
Psycne glasses, two walnut cane-scni lounges
Walnut crib and bedding, toilet sets
window curtains, shades, ruEs, aiicltth
Superior Refrigerator hgli and Sthcr stoves
Stver-piaed csaiefs
China, q crockerywnrc
Together general Of kitchen utensils.
Terms $40 under credit OF SIXTY and
ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing interest
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
Aur la-d Aucsioneer.
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n PrfIsIrT,S OF Mobile viii practise I'm
Supreme Of the United sss'e cour Of elsns
and attend any bqgne-s bis pessca onos
floor rorsh~s-, sser u IN street and Leassnn eyepae
June 2a--d2mG
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ArEwoIus OF JAMES GORDON BENNETT AND
Aug IA FRANcK TAYLOR.
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TRrAsuEr DsrAHr nsr, August . ~ 5.
Notice Is reby gwen rixed
By o. is4 i2h soFsnseT,
1856 that tbs whole Of that will par hasee ~
this d. the 30h
for VII ch w be aid addsuon
express,d a
And holders Of the stocks Of the Of United
sairs purchases The of 900 ia
also be duEins period following
FIR stock Of the loan 1872 premium az Tor stark
ofhe OF le7 and teas premium Of 10 per
socs issued commonly called Texasinde
mtg stock, premium Of ia per
Interest viii stipulated in the eef
seggiumers here
day IN addition enable dram reach the party
Ceruncates department present
tee should be duy assigned United by en
tied to receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks upon
ant ntasafoFs ~ hosion New York. Philadelphia The pars
entitled 10 receive The money May direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Aug 4-diflNoy30 [Inte earl
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MICHAEL SoURsE,
frf for enc Mnuo Le Isuanoe ccnpany, HstfcTa Conn.
Office No. 4si Thirteenth street
"An men think all mortal but heInseIvosi'--
How oan verified The omissios Of
sarces should prompt them TO insure fund tor their widows ssd
children of death.
Apg l%-lav9v Haiti
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EULOGIEs OF Calhoun Clay, and Nsebster-coI,-
u piled from Official book Of pages neatly
Distant purchasers, Fens. have single
10 their address BY mail isse 81 postage.
One HUNDRED copies w be s ~ espress free Of charge for
JOHN TRETLER,
Aug l9--d&ep2ms Seventh street, Washington, II. e.
Evhn-LAsriNG sHI5.risG--We have si lasi succeeded
stout and sven thread sng cotton Of superior exceonee "a IN
yard.
Wenew have three branda Of We take all The mills
produce 81 The kinds hres nsinedi
Housewife euonss the bcs aneie exunf for ladies' and chill
Shaker orgclot son texture and thread M admirable
sbiytiue, i24 gard.
tvsfasns shirtia Of double weight and sfoutness
eeedinry son and pabe erees IN all the Qualities thai denote
durability.
stamped kinds saarsnre thes
The Judges goods cordially cal and examine
Them.
A supply of Lind constantly hard.
Also oil oer kinds of shifting cofo that bear The stamp OF de-
cided excellence of fabric
ilsge supply of pure linen goods OF a grades.
Mourning goods IN ck and tan ahies fnn Stock al all
times.
100 pieces extra 6ne medium lnnnss mary bargains
IN the lot.
very cheap plain black silks Of great weight and
gloss.
as pieces plaid and pgin white can,hrics.
4, pieces Swiss and Nainsaok ausins.
With of ali other articles tending make thnE
oughiy assorted stock.
Al summer goods a oddo,yn prices.o
One proverbiaiy low price only.
New goods received daily.
open supplies, important that
advance cah and pana who
willing before Those who
here not paid o. closed their bills y note pesesd July LIST wA
erpccd do so before commencing anoAeT Dill We solicit
ria attention 10 TIN Joiri Ia edpance
All the habit Of purchasing OF stores where more than
Of the advantage resulting the buyer from the price system
Good articles low pice and IA, dssng may be rsned on N III
Central Stores" west bniding opposite Conle Market.
Aug lI-Iotdf
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Aug 2--d3w
Home School for Young Ladies,
Eorgich, CoaGeefica
c. D. Webster, A. NJ, M, D., Principal.

Home school IOE 1OEHE i<huirss
Eorrich, Connecticut.
c. d. Webster, A. NJ. M, D.. Principal.
nsrEREEcrs
Hon L. Foster United Norwich, CONNECTICUT
Prof Phick Superintendent Common schsos Con-
Harvey Lindsey, n. u.
j. n, Phillips go, Patent oGice, Warrington
circnsrs with further references term Se 10 be had al MOI
risons bookstore, Pennsylvania avenue
Aug 7--I0d&cpt
TYEyEEaL AGENCY WAsHJcOTON.-Th. sub
III pcrrr formey Richmond Virginia having esabrhsd
nv apatmcnt to claimants the govern
mont pecay and for land b,unef
and suude she OF Congress-
the Of e late DAVID nengohs
index which ever maot 70 me I'M
revolutionary the hrsi auoi'o pee IN
The other public Capitol 81 Virginia These. ana the
yoars eap~ehcr
title him entrusted ~ him he JUST ne w De
able the ciaimani himself may ne euufsy
Var cain. under the recent net March, 1855 giving 100 acs
Of land 10 who served fsenssn ay, NJ
shnrges will be very moderate fALiA h'.nhnos'
Hon. Henry A. WISE Accouuac virsina
Jane Iynus. Eaq, Richmond, Virginia.
James fsenfh, Commissioner Of PENSIONS hVhei
Virginia.
stafford n Parker, Richmond, Virginia,
Hon. Jcnn :. Fendjeton, NirRIin.
Hons Chiffon, Washington, D. u
William y. Ward. ~sc Baltimore.
Lewis 1mhcrinse, esq, New York,
March 7-dkcpiys
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RAvAGEs OF YELLOW FFvER--SAp oAsE.-The Richmond
Despatch states that Mr. NJ b. Goodwin, composor in
that Office has lost during the prevalence Of the fever
Gosport father mother, aunt sister brother brothern-
law nephew and cousin, all of whom residents of
that place
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GENERAL JoaINL--The celebrated General Jomni, the
military reoeptor of the late Emperor Of Russia in
his seventsevenh year has received permission from the
Emperor Alexander retire Brussels where be is ex-
peeted TO arrive in October
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THE CHISEsE DRAMATIC ooApANy.The proprietor Of the
Chinese company who appeared at Niblos, New York,
some two years ago. has made statement in Hong Kong
paper Of the in which he swinded and mali
treated ia lhe United States lie does not speak highly Of
the Yankees.
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GIANT coRS-We assured that there is growing
at the birthplace Of the Hon. James Buchanan few miles
from Mercersburg, in this county, that has attained
the extraordinary height Of eighteen feet This is
veous growth and yet not marvellous than the in
tellectual growth Of him who tov-trouscred
little tender of pack horses at pass in mountains,
but counrys representative al the proudest
court in Europe, where according to English paper
his superiority is apparent" in every assembage Of great
men that is honored with bis presence
chambrsbury PENN Valley Sprt.
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Or ron accommodating the month Of May forty
nine locomotives the New York Central railroad used
up over thousand gallons Of OIL which, 81 per gall
lon would give $40 per month for each locomotive
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srIcIDE o. 4 noY.-Ths PhIlaaelphla Ledger says:

Much excitement created in the vicinity Of Eighth
and Vine streets last evening by the discovery that boy
only thirteen years Of age named Albert Mgran living
with lis uncle A. oidoi druggist had destroyed his
life by stranging himsef with suspencer The deceased
in the habit Of committing acts OF Nosh daring for
DC purpose Of making display and bis frienss believe
ts the fatal rcsult yesterday not intended by the,
young suicide but that lie commenced the experiment n
a spirit OF hravadoR
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lssvss Buffalo Tuesaays and Fridays; leaves Moorss
Msndays srd Thursdays.
Tie Northern Indiana, I. T. Pheat, Commsnder.
leaves Buffalo Wednesdays and Saturday,; lasves
Monroe Tuesdays and Fridays
Fust Glaze steamers on Lake Michigan, viii run 70
srd from ports north of Chicago, viz' Wsuksssa.
Kencshs, Racine, Milwaukee and sheboygsa. IN co..
neciicn with tbs line.
These are the main American Lines. connecting tho
Esst and the wes; by ws'r. rrsveing around
through Lakes Huron ard Michigan. - reach tho
Mssissppi. is Of course now mere mst'cs Of plea
sure and very little Of that Is done. There vii
be, undoubtedly, several boats up for excursions
Of this scr, during TIRE hot weather. especially for
reaching Lsks Superior. There are also number %
eide LIKES to various places along the lakes and rivers
bu, their uoiices hsve no. reached US.
While there are railroads on either side OF Lake
Ere snd along The southern shore Of Lake Ontario,
there viii no doub, be vac, amount Of travel on tho
boats both for relief from the fatigue OF the rail and
for sn opportunity to examine the magnificent scenery
presented in such glorious panorama along these
inland seas and their noble outlet. the islandstrevn
ST. Lawrence
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON Saturday, April %. 1875.
The ate smthp Isabel, with Havans and Key West
dates TO the 25th ust., has arrived a, this port.
The correspondent Of The Courier ssss, at grand
review on the cad, Commodore McCaues occupied
seat ia CoDchss csrrisge.
There was report in circulation on the 24th tina.
Commodore McCauley had Effected a settlement with
Concbs, ard that the guards had all been WITHDRAWN
from the chip Thomas Church. The Coursers cor
respondent doubts the truth Of the report, believing
that CoDcha has authority TO treat
Commodore McCauley has been invited to attend
grand banquet which vas about TO be given by Cen.
Conoha.
Three creole gentlemen were in prison, charged
with bestng four Span sh ofc re OF rank.
Itws reported thst feveral of the Civil Guards
were ssssssneted ia tbe streets on the 24lh.
PiDelo and Cadalza embarked for Spain on the 23d.
Molssses ana sugars were advancing, and freights
were active.
The brig John Alfred sailed from Key West for
Eew-York on the 18th, direct.
The brig HOratio picked up on the 22d off Sand
Key, and tow ed into Key West She stripped Of
almost everything, and bore inoics'ions Of hsving
been Get on FIRE, aid then, it was presumed, aban-
doned.
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JOHN BULL IN The FIFLD.
10 ne Eeitoy Of fAs " T. Tyto~as

10 ne Eetoy Of he ~ TyioSns
SIR have taken very little notice of a great deal
of norsense which has appeared In the American pa
rus. in reference 70 the benevolent effort made y
Erelsud TO end honorable service and good pay and
clo ing for the EBrops.n population who We sre told
On ell hands, are such a burden TO this republic
VIII your % rIiss.op viii eorrecone or two trh,ng
uiitsbes.
IN TIE Times CT Yesterday, We are told in gene
rs enumeration Of the erorrites committed by that
bsrbsrous people csls6 the English, tbs, the Nova
sco,ian authorities vent far ss TO cree. barracks
for The accommodation Of the recruits expected to be
"ob;sined il the States"
Wen. suppose they did Haze we not rigb. 20
build barracks nth cur own money, on oar own soil !
Nova Scotia does no, belong 10 tue United States, II
Cuba does eId your title to Ia, presume il nearly
a. coed az Dsviis wa. to Uriah the Hi.ties wife.
But rhere is Eot particle Of foundation for the ss-
ts-1i0p.
The whole number Of troops ct Halifax recruits
ard al, dOes rot, perhaps. exceed eco men We nave
bsfr.ck sccou od slions without any new buildings
.Cr eco.
IL, true iba, rev bsrrs ks Of brick and stone are
berg tuilf, end, hen eomPle!ec' viii superseoe me
&C wooden cnss. Butthese we're commenced oy@fai
y,s1s BE- fore the Rrssisn WA though. T. "a
cannot h. fIisEed before ls5. II the recruit hf .
10 oiier Il elter than the esrrlf Ss Womb 40
n ey lac better hang round tse AuaLt. c'uss
tie streets: live in soupkkehens, And DO called uciSii
Ismes.
Ir another lumber os the same pspsr It vas s,se1
about fortnight since that the eentefoAn wno e.ns
On Ltre ron Nova s,eOiis had " ysnOsec, oy when
suptose the writer meslt be- bad run away lDsNts
sIother trifrg pjsfske. The gentleman ga. then 10
ihis city. You vii perceive by the date OF ths u q
Re l. here row. Hshss only been absent for fss
dsys oecasic3sly, wten business or pleasure called
lin away, ard ~hen here, has walked me strsen ey
-, rtoht oreplv "A he fuDDOeed be had r1Zh
D. Do BuI s,ill there was something to make story
81 He bai removed from public hotel where he wa
op.n u the intrusion Of Russian spies police runners
| ed rersons cent to entrsp bin, and bad taksr
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FROM BANGOR.
. Of The N Y. Trinuos.

Correspondence Of Tb. N Y. rncuOs.
BANGOR, Me-, Thurdey, April &C. 1855.
The ain points Of interest with u.s. are the vigor-
cue op. prg Of bnsiness, aud the vigorous sdGnisra
ton OF TIE city Government. Our river is crowded
with veisslf ard large quantities Of Lumber are being
shipped. TIE price Of provisions falls somewhat, sd
the ice goes out II may not be known to you New.
Yo,kers but il none TIE ess true that The ne,essa
ri,s Of life cost ore here than in New York B,s
ton Take, for instarce, the following commodities
flour first qua i;yD...siS 80 ,tsr.....So cents
..'. Is
After The river toses, our grocers have il oil quite
their way
rejoice 70 say that the Penobscot and KeuneSec
Railroad is rapidly being completed so tbst we shall
soon be able to 60 from Bangor TO the Carolnss by
continuous rails and the winter will not lock us mp,
a. heretofore.
kick. Our Few City Governu ent gives 10 garter.
Tie City Marshal lay his plans skillfully. VINO be
il Won will zee ON the following which 10 too good
-oxs or TVS rr,er'-Tne Bottom Tfss give. the fol-
Living Lee II municipal olassr. spP01nies bJ tho h"d'S
Shot, rs q %ss. Philip
Ty,hD,msn-Rs,. Philip We.yer;i'
TIE RENAME city ecss will be led at ths next session,
and 10 order everything Ia the weaving way be Rev.
M Weaver h sindy p,rrHes biz name {" DO used Tor the
II the Rev gentleman espable Of fuflns the duties Of
ell tisss should think the rensinibs cI.Esym ot
ssugor leave sBd allow him to supply all their
ruuis egrios their sbsssee"
Ire "R.v. Philp' made capital descent, a few
dave eli &C. Oh a shfewd cid Establishment which has
long evaded the officers. Toe handy instrument,
which spirited away the liquors from the Police, wss
a dumh.vaiter running frcm ore story to another.
An officer mil hit see man drink st the bar walk in,
ard ipst,u'e search and find nothing, while, very
likely, smother would Re taking horn in the next
stol from The same oecsuter. Now, our Reverend
Marihsl put guards at a points, aud then walked In
and inquired for liquor. They informed him that none
was Kept, wbi'e the waiter stepped back into the
elect and descended with bis cargo TO the next story
and INTO the emf races OF the Police.
A large number OF demijohns were found in club
roor directed 10 9 promineLiic i,izen. These were
en- phed ard carefully sent to the residence tf the
consiebee, who being absent, they were given in
chsr1e OF Iii better half
DuIins the psst year there have been 500 gallons
Of liquor seized. The city sgeucy sold to the value
Of s4 eco. Urder the new regulations there Is 10 be
no liquor sold 10 ndiriduol from out Of the city, and
no fQuor sold 10 ci-ens, ere,pt be prescribed By
q Dhgs,cian N Eriting. The sale for the irst day
en- ornted 20 ,ertnty stE cents.
The expenses Of the city this year are slO5, 900.
The school expenses are, si1 3sl ss; cost OF each
scholar per week, l5c; the number OF schools pub
lie IL So number Of children between the ages OF
4aLd 81 $50.
We are having cold rain to day.
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p,ivsis losshg. from witch such people we're my-s

pivse locgI gs from witch such people we're N re
essfy exc=ced.
Surely this was no great offense Thousands Of
gtrileutn, presume, do The same every Day VITO.
cut att sc.ir observation or hsvrg their movemsas
uisrtr rrss n'sd IN The newspapers
noticed in The RerG,s piecs Of testimony said
70 havs teen given before the United States Com
misslonsrs al Ptilad,lptis, BY q per,oo psnt
Cebpert Living 10 this CITY. This person states ths
be rss sent for b. SIR Joseph Hove h Delnouicos
Hotel and that TIE SID Sir joseph then and there
TEMPTED i'm 20 coils. recruits. Now, In the first
place let ne s1plac thai Nj. Howe is not Bsronet.
He bss claim 10 q title which this witness give.
hun But az corrse, II Y would De nice thing to
coz, let an English gentleman Of msdemeanor, TO
have I'D a BIopst would give more luxury TO the
irsrsactior-
In NV coanry and suppose the sane form IS Hssd
here Witnesses ,re sv,rn 70 tel the whole truth.
Mr. Cohnert very ur'nteurondly OF course, omits
ttis yery important fact that I've sert for 70 Del
mopicos simply because months before, he had him
self written 10 An officer CT the Government IN Nova
Sco'ia Offering 10 furnish cen II nm were required
As 70 the letter which he soys be sbtsined for his
frsrd let him publish il in tee newspaper and then
everybody viii ace that 1t only letter OF intro
ducon. obtained 10 doub, der the insurance that
the person brought 10 the wftsr Of il officer
snd genleu al, going into NoTs Scotia OF his own
free will.
With these few explanations an content that ycS
and your reSderf should form Your own opinions. l
do ot desire 20 say Cpe word eIcao 10 defense Of my
own frier6s ard Government, or might point 70 the
two Recruiting Offices oyen in this City-to the two
FiiIibu.ierrg Expedition openly org,nizing here,
ard which seem o. have iped the notice OF the
thorities who paid slch marked stsnton to the gem
tleran q: Demoncos H. FL.
I have the homer Re your obet lent servant,
Nec Io,k srrgs7 a. BRtsisH A&EaI;AN
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FRONTIER MITIGATION.

The arrangements for summer travel on the 81.
Lawrence and the lakes are completed, and in
short tine ihe fine steamers OF the various Ines will
be ay, it'll business and pleasure seeking travellers.
On LAKE OsTARio, the Ontario and ST Lswrence
Steamboat Company have arranged daily mail line,
which will touch at eli the American ports bet veen Og
densburQh on the St Lawrence, and lie vision, a the
head Of the sbe. The line Will consist Of the follow
ing boa's until the nth Of June:
Ontario. Capt. II Throopi w. .. Phelps, Clerk.
Ray State Capt j. H. Ledysrdi L. ID. Cooper,
Clerk. ~
Cataract, Cspt J. b E,tes; VIM. White. Clerk.
Nsgsrs, Cspt. George Eggestoni Samuel Barton,
Clerk.
On the nth Of June, the Express line between Lew
ision and Ogdensburgb, touching at Kingston viii be
formed of the Bay State ard New York, when the
Nor,berrer Will co ne into the mali lire in place Of
the Bay State.
The Jenny Lind Britsh Empire, and ne steam
er will form the dsly lie between Ogdessbursh and
Montreal.
All Of the above steamers have been sverhauec
and rtpain'ed ard are n. good as new. The North
erner res received new cylinder, and the Catarsc
new beam and ether parts Of the engine, whici
were dsmsged by an accident las. fall.
Tho following are the Timetables 81 iAs. sessoa
which will be substantially those Of this.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM wAsBINGTON-THE UNION on
CUBAN AFFAIRS.

WAsHIsoTOs, Saturday, April %, 100.
The Union thin morning has a long Article on the
state Of our Affairs With Spain. Ii staes tha' the
President regards the recent bringing to and exsina-
fion OF American vessels violations OF International
law, dgDi.es 10 flag, and sgPressicos upon our
rights, which viii not be tolerated. Commodore
McCeuley is not to argue With Spanish cruisers a. ID
the right Of search violation bet to cay to them;
" You can csim no right Of search or visitation or
Examination Of any vessel Iighduly oesrng our
flag upon the high seas under any guise or pretex'
in my presence or within my reach; IL yea attempt
" il the act will be done at your psrn 1N Oa'oa
further ssys that tbe Spanish Government have the
issue OF peace or var in their o~l hands. II they
persist in their ssgressions war Is inevitable.
WAsHIsGToS, April 90, 1855.
The Bosrd OF City Councils hsve offered to the
Court Of Claims the grstuious use of their rooms in
the City Hall.
Summer music will commence at the Capitol
Grounds on Wednesday next.
Mr.. Dougberty, formerly Superintendent Of the
Washington Monumert has been appointed Supern-
tendept over the marble work extension TO the Gen.
eral Pest Office.
The redemption Of the public debt A. the Tfsalury
Department. lat week amounted to s32, $50.
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WHO STHRUCK b. PATTERSON

10 "a Editor Of TIE n L. rritEre.
SIR: In your paper Of his morning ind the fol-
lospg:
The Slraeus< CAosSe tbs, the Lieutenant Governor
fhe ~ hsbzruus provscns OF the
PTohlsury According that l0urps, the bill etne -
IN. esnate from. the House sd motion made 10 strike
ou Tie search sure clsuse Tn. vote stlknf out
lie oad M char rofst agIsnst a. aud % esed toe
'e,Ause Of when the complain VINO eau tsll
wttlher thi. l. tru, |"
Here IL the fact. While he Senate were in Com
nittee Of the Whole on the Msine Law bill, With the
Hou. c. Hitchcock, Of the Madison ard Oswego
District in the Chair the question Of striking ont the
ssuch ar sfi7 clsuse came 70 tie vote, by the
ahee1ce of eli yeral Maine Law Senators; and Mr..
Hilci Geek, Maine Law and not Mr.. Raymond,
(Runny bei,g in the chair, gave the casting vote
against striking out. " Honor to whom honor" &c.
- ser< NY sprii IS. 1883 Yours, O o. PIERCE.