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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-28
48sHJ.4C MCLEARY.

A TT0RNEY AT LAW and NOTARY
IN PUBLIC, Warrenton ,,Ohio, will carefully
attend To all business entrusted to him in the
counties of Jefferson, harrison and BELMONT, in
lhe State Of Ohio; and BROOKE and Ohio cOun
lies, Va. Office opposite the Western Hotel.
January l, 1855. t,,. af4
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-28

IRISH Wlr.-W WincbeIl Tells story Of a
stranger meeting an Emerdlder leaning
against a post; watching a funeral process,
sion coming outof a house, when the fol,
lowing dialogue ensucd:--:
is that funeral ? ,.'"
Yes, sir, I'm thinking us So.
Anybody Of distinction ? ,....
Il reckon il is, SIR
f. WHO is it that died . -
why, the gentleman in the coffin,
replied Pat, with knowing look.
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REFER TO|
N ew Falland Winter Goods!
Ivy Hsse3 '~a AT
= s@M G. & J. sC0TTss si-a&
az FOR 1856.

VTTE are now ouening in our new bnild-
w iug on Market q. mo az he largest
and most lSt.nsivs s,ocls of Rail and W;ntsr
Dry Goods. Trimmings DC. ever received,
Our 1sfock of dniss troo1s We believe Il mueb
fIller.aud richer, fIlalrany we have heretolore
received co,nprisine The newest and richest
rouds In Market Black Dress and Mhntilla
Silks, from 4Oc to $L,75; Rcln Barred and
Striped du. Plain aud Fancy colored silks of
extra fine Quality aud new STYLES French
Merino5 and CashiiIeres 4, EreuchS Delaius of
lhe richest patterns American and English
:do'; all wool nhili dulaines Persian s, DC.
French Merino Pai,ls, new patterDs qGiuf.\
hams, prints, etc, will he sold at the lowest
possible prices -
DOMESTIC GooDs-Yafd wide Grown Muslins
at '6I4 cents I: lreaey t6 7 10 Sc ;bleached do.
good article. Ga cents; hue do 10 to l2lS
Pillow Case Muslin and Linen; Sheeting
Muslin and Linen, 3 wards vide; Diapers and
Crash, Tickings, checks, etc; will be sold at
very low prices
BoyYErsl BeyyIrs,-A large and extensiyc
stock OF, Fall and Winter Bmnats. YedG,ra
and English straw. coIured Brilliants ana Rel.
grade, Split Sraws. with rnll(d,etlge. etc, yefc
M,LLiHERY DlrANrNEyr.-We are mapnfac.
turing extensively under ihe personal suner.
intenJence of Miss Armstrong, from Nrw
York, 1he latest Erensh styles Of Satin, Silk.
feltet I ana mourning DonNS,s ,. press caps and
t,e"u G'esI' s,oeSn VI Wi',c' Is KIP. CONSTANT
In N"Tu M anu ntnue ~ ,"e "',"Isos' nolre 70
the taste and give satisfaction 40 our numer.
0uNIy Increasing customers inlhis department
b"hntlS OF lhe late French patterns now. re:
celVed'
.onAwLs SHAwwls .-hroeha, square and long
ot une tlnne'T l'".lc1Hs stella 40, an sntlrely
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-28

0IrRather the latest miracle we have
heard of lie mentioned in the Spanish jour
nals--thnt the image Of the Saviour, in tht
Church of St. Francis, at Madrid, had swea
blood, out Of grief for1he sale Of the church
property. Some persons affirmed that they
had wiped off the blood from the image
and Others declared that they had seen it
eyes move. -
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-28

CHARLES F. TEACHER. ROBERT $. wODDRoP
THACHER & W0DDR0P,
FENilULESALE BOOT, SHOE AND
~ TRUNK WAREHOUSE, No. l0l- Arch
street between Thhdand Fourlh, ups airs; ;faut
doors below Union holtl philadelphia.
january / 1855.
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EAGLE HOTEL,

Corner of. Thud anil adams Streets,
STEUDENvILLE,. Quo. .la
IOSEPH BLACKBURN h4s taken this
Jhouse formerly known as the "Round Corner,
and has refilted it upin comfortable style and
now asks share Of patronage. B'ho low and
accommodations equal To shcsewho make mora
pretences. 81, t., .-.sJ. .,r may 50 i.
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House Painting, Glazing, &c

1WlUIITtIN = wv 4 IIII N'IUIW HVVITy VIC FT'IU-
licihat hetis'sLill ready to whit on his pas
irons ~ the business of House Painting, Glaz.
ing, Paper iian9ng aud GrainnIg. Sig'i Paint.
ing .duue by ,iourneylplm Shop oil Market; st,
south side, opposite Kigora's new Hall,
{ SteubenEllle, Jan, ], 1855. lll e9lsaR l.h !
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Marble Establishment.

SOUTH FOURTH 81, SlEUBEN,
NJ WILLIE, 'Ohi0.-All kinds df Marble Work
done to otder. On hand at alIetimes, Water
Lime, Plaster, Paris, and the best qualnysof
Grind Stones. '4s. :. l.. b0RLAND.n..
Sleubeuville, Jan |, 1855.
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= U y. T - 7f--1- ~, a .l
NIMR0D ENCAMPMENT No. 8, +;
: '.0.O F. meets every second and fourth
Fridays. at 81 o'clock ,.p. M, im jefferson
Lodge rooms, on Third Street. over Garrelt's
Store, D. b. BurchardyG r, Geo. B. Means,
S W., John Waggonfr Scribe ,s IA 4,g,s, Etf
Jefferson Lodge No. G, |. 90 f., meets
every Tuesday as 9 o'clock, p. M. ,'iii their
hall on Third street, over Garreti's store. Geo.
u, Means NG,, ]. L. Hollon, Y. c., Jas. o.
Neal Ljr, Secretary. ~ eie y ayf
Good VIII Lodge M. l4a, u. o. O. f.. meets
every Thursday at 6l.2 o'clock p. m in their
Hall on Fourth street. aver Beatty & Siealnan's
Store, A. 0. W"rhinglon, N e., D. Filson,
v a., T. II Robertson Secretary.
Feb 5 lS51 4 i.kl \
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Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufao-
tory. Wholesale and Retail.

VUIy, WHUIe5dI5 EHU NUIaII'
NO. 1877, Marketstreet, opposite Wash
1 y ington Hall The undersigned would re,
spectluily annouhcelo their customers and the
public generally, that they havenow in store
large aud splendid assortment Of Sadlelry,
comprising The following articles ;--plain and
fancy Saddles, Bridles, Mutngalcs, harness,
Tmuks collars, Whips, LaShes, Sc.. &c. man
ufactured of the best material, by the nostex-
.pericpced worsmen. Also, Mattresses Of vari'
ous Kinds, made 10 order on the shortestno.
Dealers in the above articles are respectfully
invited to call and cXpnlne our stock before
purchasing, satisfied thai We can accommodate
on The most reasonable terms for CASH., = 5
WM. MLAgGlLlN' d SON.
S,eutenyille. Jan, l. rs -ly, ....-
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,nIr;Iiia1a. n ~ sharnh,Ir ..narb..

9AWillia11 D BherrOW Barber, J.
MOlj SD respectfully i0tarm ms friends
sSNalpi me public, tl,at he Il ready at all
times slSubl,atlrexcttaed) 70 witt upon custos y
iners III his line. Rooms South 4lh Street, ope S
I door north Of tho Norton Hotel,
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WASHINGTON HALL,
Missouri House,

WATER STREET, Opposite the Pass
enger Depot of the e.. & p. Rail g
road, J WEhLSVILLE, Ohio. +,
WM. WlIETACERE, Proprietor.
TN succeeding Capt. CRdzER in the
"Missouri House." the present Proprietor
hopes, by attention to business, to retain the
popularity and patronage which tile house so
ustly nGrted ndcr the auspices Of his, illus
rlous predec,,s sor." June 6, '55
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s. Z. Sharn,

!. !. 4 >
Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist. v
IL EERS constantly on hands sal.khds Of
IA manufactured tobacco, cigars and snuff
Articles sold by'hiiu arc warrenied 10 DO Of the
best quality. ssS.e r
Shop op' Market street, south side, one, door
below Sikth street J, and opposite Nash,s new
bidding. aTF,
( Sieuteuylle, sept l9g55-lys.. .isqsFf,pE
b BARRIERS and Fancy Hair Dresaers. !.
VN1B subscribers would announce to
= the citizals Of SIe,ibereilIe and Vicinity,
thai they hays5 entered into CO pafaefshhYtl
the ahoyer business, and afe ,tntly to wait on
custmnprsat their establishments where PROMPT
oieption willbe giyentothOss wlio, ifyorthem
with call. s ass 4gs v 'TJi y
Shop IN the Northeast corner Of Third an
market lstnets,e under the sstore Of Messrs
J lDougherty Stshenyille Ohio. "a
March. ~, 1855 LEFT Oh n H0PBfua
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MCDOWELL & CO..
GROCERY AND FEED STORE,

& UhUVLNI ,ANUNFLEU bIUKE.
TsHE Subscribers have on hand, and in
= tend keeping on hand good supply o
orr. Oats and Mil feed Also good supply
Ct Groceries, generally kept in grocery cstabs
.oislimeIts, South west corner OF Fourth end
adams street, Stedbenville Ohio, =
Jan 1855. MEISbE AND STARR.
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Whole ale Drug House.

Y'IIE subscribers have on hand largo
n and well selected stock Of Drugs Chemi.
Gals, Paints, Dye Sptfs Oils, Varnishes, Brush
IS Patent Medicines, Pcrhnnery, Surgical hi.
strgneuts, Dayuerpolype stock, Glassware. ETC.,
etc, which they offer very low either Wholesale
or retail. Dcolers will find ito their interest .
TO examine our stock and prices, as We are de-
tefminedsto sell as low IS my house IN The
Wests Orders prumplly executed, aud personal :
,altenlion paid 10 shipping. ts &c.,. ~,
DRUG EMPORIUM, Market street two doc,
belowth tie Jefersoii Btnnclf Bank AA 2e9S4
HENING 4 MELVIN, y d
ASieuhnnyilla Ian | ls55
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~s Dunlap q Coble,

Dunlap q CoDle, sS.r .9.r
'EAVE just opered an extensive stock
= = = of well selected DryGGoods. comprising
nearly every article in that lineg together with
a ftJls1pplyof Groceries, Queepswaresetc.
Believing with others that the ready pay,
system is for. the mutual advantage Of boih
seller and consumer, they1will therefore in fut
turs confnefh themselves to Il as much as spqss-
ible-1 departing from II only, with careful dis
crimination--in order that pronipt may be
secured-thgs enabling them 70, oHeg, their
goods alta lsthall ADVANCE on cost. That the
purchasing cdmmunity may be assured that
bargains are TO be obtaneda'they are respect.
fully ipsiled 40. call at the cofnefo Fourth
and Adams streets. and Judge fory ihemselves:
octl94-6m. DUNLAP sCoBLEy y
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-28

1N0OTH ACHE IS readily cured by DR..
4 Keysers Tooth Ache Remedy Sold at Hem
ming & Melvin's, and prepared by Dr. George
H. Keyser, wholesale Druggist, Pittsburgh Pa.
sept, 26-ly. -.~, M tt&t .s's
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MILLER. ,.s .44.la n. .snERRARD;lJR

"A TTORNEYS AND CUUNSELLORS
q AT, LAW Office Market street, opposite
Washington Hall, SIeubenvlle, OhiU Prompt
attentionsto collecting aud securing claims.--
Agents, for obtaining Pensi"uss and Bounty
Lands. Land Warrants boughtra,ld sold.
january /, 1855. IL (, , :
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JOHN A. BINGHAM. fis,5f. tSHs ~. W. Il. EE0Y b
4 y BINGHAM & LLOYD, s.t
ATTORNEY AT Law. ,,Oiice at the
= y corner Of Third and Market streets, oppo.
site the Court House, 'Steubenyille, 0hio. .SfS'
January /, 1855, .,..i s,s s,,ss.
w. CULsG GASTON,

! A TT0RNllY, AT Law Steabenyille,
4A Ohio. Refers 20 Hon. Wilson Shannon,
Hon. VIM. Kennon, sr, Hon. Benz S. Cowan,
and Hop.,T. l., Jewett. Office on Market St.
below Third street. Jan. /, '55.
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TTN0 PAINTERS.-We have received a
y larg6 lot O. Paint Brushes. from the celebra.
hda aMainiFactorysnfsJ GgNickENsY Gco, tngl
which we invite your especial attention. These :
Brushes are niisurphssed for durability and
We have alsua new article Of Paint a
Brush for painting Roofs Of houses, boats, DC.
Alss '6de assortment of Blenders, Grainihg
Brushes and Brick Liners s,l- li2 sess ~
K HENlNG 4 MELVIN. -..,s
PERFUMERY Tho Subscribers have
= now onliahd a large and choice assortment
Of PurfuWery and Fancy goollstwtich will lbe8 :
sold very low. HENlNG N.MELYlN.v 3
CPONGES.-A fine assortment Of Toilet,
y Bath aud Carriage Spuiiges nii Hand. i
qsiIENINlfs& 4StEltVlNst Y
EIoa BOXJsS SQDAsssAI I.Es ATUSs on
ylUU hand and viii be solltoihe tratle yery low Z
HENINLi &.AiELVIN.
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| AIDES FANGYFURS-Now open.
~ ed al The Rooms Of G. & Scott, one Of
the largest and richest stocks Of Fitch. Stone
Martin, Lynx, Siberian squirrel and Coney,
Vlctornes, Pelerines aud c, ifs, which wllbe
old cheap oct. "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-14

KEY WEST, July 1.-THE steamer southern star. cap.
hs been ashore the beach Cut Cape Florida
s TS r.. na sa a s @ for
Cape TIerids, and cav nothing sshere
the city. Gull heavy bio " whieh
and we're VIII ssps,r a. once HUH hui IL "a
good order The bound from Havana to Hamburg.
Art 10Th scf1s x sporo-a. sAmmsn. WORK Cand sid
Island. slis Eii Jane, SYori July nari cssss.
crew. tses cnsrlss,on)
NYcrh brig May Queen Morton, Ca.is; schrs Jesse VII
,n4sn s% scssy DO as sA.pt sSsSs
nsnss Ss0e c.as cs.r,Gs koser, Ls1sle, New
re Wilder, spr.sF do
s
n's.s, Barnes: Port sP.n; W,rssn r,.sss cs.shsI
Barss: Sssssa; Iirss sister: Essia.sH .sst.
Sstsr sa. CHARLSE .s 1ns.
J.sp.r ssars Boston; aissn Hart Monterey so%ers;
Nam,cn j., win.mo,s, Bos,on; Triumph Baker salem;
Noble os,, ps. nssnaA "''' s~'n
Below brigs Maria Hersey from MatanzAs Sarah Eliza.
''''' Disasters. &c.
sAss RAGS Honsy ismaisea Hedge Fence shesi, a,
rem Home'; hole 70 New Bedford. sse.nss FORBES
leit this city last evening 10 assist the Race Horse
BARK T. WOODWARD from st Jaso, With COPPER ore
soald i.r EuroEs totally Os in.sus juno 3 By
song ashore. Crew and part Of the cargo saved.
BARK CBAcE, Chaee from Soreans wisossset which
put into Key West IN distress and called again reported Tor
nYoik). arrived At CHARLESTON 18th, ieaky.
Bn seHR LIZ MERCHANT. At baltimore from Halifax In
entering port got a.roune. sno tad TO discharge part
cargo bsfore gsttrgo of.
Sewn jonathan Corr, from Connecticut River won't
ashore blsekrss Island 18TH, but got wlhou
dan sac.
Sour MosrrsumA. from psnnn, vent ashore on Little
MI Roct Hell Gate, l2tL, but got on without damage
Mi msc ta . q MI Masos went s.asrs h on big
Wnaieusen.
Az fussua June IS schr Alexander Snew Of provinces.
At Hsyti 18Th ut. Stafford EB 30 sp on beard; would
san on crnns and touch 1T FAya about Aug to snip
sreben-June 90 no Ia. Sc DR. Frsnsisn smith Of and
fron v estport, supposed clean.
SpoGsa, Sc.
Ship Anstiss Gardner, from London for Cacutts June
snip Montreal hence for BordsAus, Jane &C. In. a 70 on
SHIP Ryer.on. russsr. from Boston for Norlsan,,
BiS Prertiss nobs., % days from Boston FOR Doboy
leland, June o. OF New Inlet bag.
sehr knehaInsss heaoe Tor Savannah, Jans6, OF New
Ssss Eclipse hence for Savannah June on New Inie.
bar.
ARcYASeyI-sld ast Juse bark Fleet Eagle, BarA.S
cIssrsessy1ls r... June chip Js.sshe. n.ss A.
pea, " e. s ,5 r. rssn spgsoIs rea
Jus 1riniaad ga 2sa brig Hope b'ddls Sew Nstk
CsrnrrAs-Arr June Is briss Brovnsvis, Rossss. Nor
lestt Sh, Csors Carlisle. gspser sehr " srdns Rnss
s s,eT S sS sd s s:s s1 d *
sos,cr s,h Lien, Robinson. do 9Th. AAssha dutch ce
Ia ror, ss, I'd bark P.scAit. Stone rr SYo,s Idr NJ,
Queen Esth,S, Fepaleten. tor DO xds =
SAssss,-ia RSat 'eLs s.rf toss PEPPER. from VII
CersTsrTisopIr--sid Japs Is bay O.y g.,s Co.,
Br,trs to losa Tor s'sssa
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ClEAKED
Ship Andrew Jackson, Williams. San Francisco-sutton
ship Cornelius Grinnei Fletcher. London-Grnnsn.
Ship r \ slomsn, woodsids. Answsrp-w Schmidt 4
ship Sspix s S.s F :.S Son. Whitman
BARK BARK i.ass ss Conner. XsPinw.i.J Dow '
Bar. kInISw, ha,he; Ia.aes Ay.sseG s.yssy.
Biis Ai.msde Ibr,, Gum, Nowsri-y rieissa Go.
So. s ss' A sss; h.s.sss- edwin
$50, ssl. D Dawson Lanphsr, James River Van Bruns
Sssss
ssr c. asdsy i hers
sshI nSan'.a Eagle pCsne ss:Snh HsylI.nd
s.eamship North Star wana ck, Havrs. June 30 IL NJ
he hishsads issn & Midnight but vs. BY
':sS1s Sssss. ns sss 70 miles, miles,
southwest Of HAVE; ay q an "a tho Lizard saw s.s
with Is .sp SAssle:sen sss I;sspssi a'
,I sts , CITY van New ns
Robert. Co. Jaly $50 AN, 80 miles nOrthwesi Of navs
9t5, PM 10 miles north OK Cape Florida passed bark
Ssns h % n e e M
Ship Albany Riley caleutts March g. and Land Head.
il y s. sssS.nseS signal: Win 3. ssri Am
gsssOn from Aiyab for F.inensh p me
SCANNED 81 Absmsss for
London May H. Of Cape Laguilas spoke BE- ship Emphe
IsS
an. FSP
Snip Agnes, reakes Rio Jsrsro jane with cotton to
saa's WITH ksess '' be:sos, bound
ne s a. ns T. 90
~ y supposed that II had set her on fire 2, number
BARK Lsmsrtne Thompson. MarseIss. Nay 49, with mad
through iis Strait With the wind srem sw to and a.
Ss.sy ys:h assss her back . 'i inside sss
ssasa ssHs or s
ssss oss., q pios,:isss from ss. jay lss
is Su S'
ALMA a:s siEs ss PAST: ss Gsrsl,.r .,or " ,
iron, 70 Saoa.saa sssiord Co. = a''' WIN railroad
oa % .sus
BAN Cir. Windsor. spsssn Pert Prince July i, and
fsrs George Leslie ot Thomastou Hail. Ctntusos juno
Bark LuieNs of PersIand), York. csrsenas 10 days.
VIZ ius,s 70 SanSo vessel 70 Russell vnH.
cotton, to tsgls Hazaid Sid In company with brig
bsk Stella. nlsr., Rev Orleans 10 days. with mdse. to
Madi., ds,s With sss g eosSes Zeal ''s' "
big Mediasor tnr! Durkee. GonAves June 25 with ma
Drig ias, Williams, sasus, adays with sugar. to P
Big Arr Weeks new) AarstOD N,chias, with lumber.
to Geo. &c Hhtoh.
n,i jsdss wtitman, Calais. 70 s.ys, With lumber.
tobacco, dc, 10 kirkland d Won Lacks
tehr ssrern tof Bainorel aamien. Kingston, Ja May
e. :. To- f.. ,s Ssrs scott Win
toh stociy AZ DID Providence and eft for port
leeward TO load suano.
Sctr Minerva edmore. Means, Euthera, days. with
piueApplss to EneIs.
sohr West Wind Barnett Savannah 5dsys with cotton
to master
scsrsea Bird, Bryan, WASHINGTON. NC.
Ssbr " illett, GaMerdsn, W Washington, NC.
schr Caroline Turner, 1homss, VIrgnia
schr Emeiine, LouSstreet Virginia
Schr VILLAGE Belle, Fedriok, Vireira, 3 days.
schr josephine, KiDsslsnd, Baltimore.
Sctrs Eoush Ready, Hunt, Ehstport,
schr n atilda, o. Brien Passport via Stamford Ct.
Sahr Ply mouth Rcck, Lacey, Bostoa.
Schr Rough Ready, Smith, Calais, Gays.
Schr hosina, -, Msohias.
BELOW.
One brig unknown
Wind during the day from Sc to WSW with rain saualis
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PAYn!u FOE FuanIvH-VUD1Cr AaArNsr
6ooIH-IAs suit Of M. Garland Of g. LouM W. 8. r.
booth q this city for ths value q The asssd fugitive
sha IN The spring u 1854 occupied the Unitsd States
District Court ct hadsoa Judge Miller presiding, during
three days veek The was given 70 the jury
Saturday evening end without leaving thar seats they
found verdict for the paantd u, 900 and oosts.-k
spaskie Sestincl, July 10.
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Presentation OF the Sandwich Islands Minis
ter TO tAe President Of the United SGntes.

From the Washington Union, July 1871
Hon. VIM. Lee, envoy extraordinary and minister
to the of the United States yesterday
presented to the President by the Secretary of Safe
The following the remarks Of the Ha waiiAn minis
ter -
am happy in having opportu atty to testify the pro-
found gratitude of the King, Chiefs and people of the
Hawaiian islands to the chief government,
and people Of the United States for this lively interest
and tender concern they have manifested for their
happiness and welfare. 1t is to the noble paanthro
Ply of the United States that those islands indebt
ed for the blessings Of Christianity and civilization 1t
is TO the warm sympathy and generous support of the
Independence; and am instructed to your Ex
csllency they deeply sensible of the obligations
these continued fsvors have imposed on them. Tbs
relations existing between the two countries social
commercial and political have been of the most in
innate AUD friendly nature and there is nothing
the heart Of his Majesty the King Of those islands
than the desire that the ties which bind them
together may be drawn still closer and ever be such as
shall promote their reciprocal advantage.
In responding, the President expressed the grat6;a
ton which 1t afforded him to receive Envoy Extaor
Isands and his appreciation of the kind sentiments
tire part of the King, chisfs and people of those
islands towards the United States, Of which the
Envoy had given such agreeable assurance. He al
those islands to the deep interest with which the
United States had regarded the pros
pery and advancement of that interesting people, and
assured the Envoy that that interest had been
United States could desire nothing inconsistent with the
progress elevation and substantial interests Of the
Has aan Islands and the presence Of gentleman who
confidence and respect of the King chiefs aud people
for whom he had just spoken, very welcome, be-
the President felt assured that 1t wodd tend to
promote the interests and otherwise OF the
two Countries and to strengthen the good relations
tuAlly desired.
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POSTAGE TO VICTORIA, (PoRr PaILp) We are
REQUESTED 20 state that notice has gwen By the
British Office that the single rate OF letter postage be-
tween the United states and Victoria frort Php) yia
tuesnd viii hereafter be a. instead OF SO csntsths
porisae In ali cases, required TO Be psa In adysne
stt.rs directed to BE- forwarded from Enssnd TO Veto
ria by private snp, win be iises 10 postage Of ~
cent? the snec rate; prepaymeu also required Post.
masters should note this cnhnge upon their foreign post.
ace tsblss Nv tie portcr line OF monthly FAC ssta
,ou, New YORK direct tbs postage 10 iVe ccnis PIE.
psid--Wgstirgga IseIg;rcG, say Is,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-14

REFORMATION OF MERCHANDISE IN BOND.
Whereas the OF Corg ress OF the 28th september,
1851, entitled act to create additional collector dis
tricts in the State Of California and TO change the
listing district therein and to modify the existing coec
tion distIicts In the United StAes extends 70
chanose wAreboused under bond the privilege OF being
exported to the British North American provinces ad
joining tie United States, the crbsd in
the act of Congress Of tho Sd of March, 1885, which
senates certain ranter ports through which merchan
disc may be exported and further provides that such
other ports sustsd frontiers OF the United States
acjocins the British North American provinces may
hereafter 90 found sxpedient may have extended to
Them the like privileges the Recommendation Of the
Secrssry Of the Treasury and proclamation duly made
by the President OF the United States specially desgns
ing ports which the aforesaid privileges
EXTENDED:
Now therefore, T. Franklin Pierce, President Of the
Tilted States Of America, accordance with the
menoatcn OF the Secretary of the Treasury, do hereby
oteare ard proci aim that the ports OF RouHes Point
CsIe Vincent Suepe neion Bridge and Dunkirk, the
Slate of New YORK. Swanton Alburg, and Island Pond,
tie state ct Vermont; Toledo, 10 the State of Uao
Chissso in the state OF Illinois, Nlwauke in the State
OF Wisconsin; Mchmacl iuac in the State OF Michigan
PASSPORT, the State Of Name and Pembina, IA the
ferrrory OF Minnesota, and shall be- entitled to all
tie ptyneees IN regard TO the expectation of
disc in bond to the British North American provinces
adjoining tho Unsteo Ssstes, which extended to the
potts enumerated IN the It'll section OF the act of Con-
ass Of the Cd o. March, lS4S aforesaid from and after
the cate Of this proclamation. FRANKLIN PIERCE