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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-08
| I.BERT a. NrGOLAY, AUCrIONEER-AN ENTIRE
al afncka At III. HcnlaY

LBERT q. NInoLAY, .AUCrIoNEERmAN ENTIRE
IA slauonerB stock auction Albert II. Ecolay will sell
= Friday Nov y Maiden lane Nassau street, at
10Y O'Clock By order William }. Heather, Esq, the balance
Samuel A. Canpbeu Esq., CON stns Of general assert
msnt among which win be found dens, medium and roy
al blank books full bound RusxA and Russia bands What
Aa's lswns papers pooke.loGts and bauhsr ;sses IA
graphic notes and drAs; note, letter and fooscap papers,
eaveopes plus ultra and rosewood writing desks; French
porcelain pumps glass and pocket inksands pearl and tor
i.e she card cases also folders playing cards gold pens
penci tin cash boxes tuck memorandum books
casea portfolios lesr clips S the goods
ali perfect order and win be so without close
the business Terms cah bAnkable money and catalogues
can be obtained applying 10 the aucuoneer No. Broad
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WILLIAM NJ. WEEKS. AUCTIONEER. -sTEAMBoA
~ Croon-s, auction BAKER WEEKS viii sell at auc.
ton on thursday Nov. q at IL oolo the MerchAns E
change the is and splendid steamer Coton 1871
feet long, rs feet inches in width and feet bold 81
inch cylinder and 10 feet stroke well equipped and
every way In good order for mmediate she Is 1896
half cash the balance In approved notes mouths
Can be at the foot Of Twelfth river Nov To-
GERS, No 6 Pine street = "
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ruHNpTuHE.

ryoTfsaF Ann FANCY FuRKITURE wAhTnOGsB.
u ct No s4 Broadway, opposite Tie - hannes ho'o
al Tprwp ofer To- sae the most ~ enrve ss-
ren Of fancy cottage e.d anc Freneh inrvte ~ 40
iIoisd States reduced svery vsrs' ~ ms re-se
-.f,ssser ui,oxe holsters. Ia ~ mantffirs-s prtcss
.~rp.rTrEE-rkRTIFs nAvISg HOUSEHOLD FUR
nturc psno~ mirrors rarpels. and honsebei flfnnre
Generally 10 Dispose far price, hear IT rssa
TONER b. eddrcsg A. A. o. i3 Faoa street Great Repne'
lc oflcc
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A WoEDER-THE GIPsyY SIRL-THIs RENowU.
II I'd and only true psllns ia America consued
1h ON all events OF HE at a3 Sullivan street. near oome
wee % cents N. B-she can mozart n BY which
adS or gentleman obtain the affections Of the opposite
ex. Charg, extra
A sTONISHING TO ALIs-MIss BRUCE. TIE MYsTE.
n rtous yelled lady and mosi wonderful
world Miss Bruce can be consulted with all
q tc asfonishnent OF all who visit her 40 Broome
heiv cen Wooster and Laurcns Fee, 50 cents hour "a
ioSP.M.
A S10kIsHlKG TO ALI.--MADAMR MORROW THE
"a highly gifted lady Ia the wonderful. astroogfs In
ORD, or that haa been known; she tell ali tho
5FRs Of HE eveo he very thoughts and vii speedy
the asnnshmen ri oil who visit her AL who waut
good luck Gy Der for rclefaid comfort All interviews
trtc'ly private, admission given gentlemen. No
hsrae not satisfied 70 proome AMI
Columbia Madame Morrow cautions the pubic against those
asologss who copy her advsr-emsn which similar
her
CLAIRvoYASCE.-MRs. HAYES. OF THIS CITY. IL
ica Mrs HAYES tell the nature, locality OF any
persons disease and The remedies and treatment that viii
them ~ curahie) Ladies hear whereabouts
and welfare OF ose who and dear 10 them by
suhng Mrs Hayes Office l16 Grand Satisfaction or
nopay.
MADAME ALVIN. FROM PARIS TENDERS HER
lV services the ladies and gentlemen In phrenology no
Gao be consulted about love marriage business and WIN en
the OF the lady gentleman they viii marry; ao, nc
name Of her vsers. Residence, 1913 anal street
NfATRrMoFY MADE Eksy.-ALL wHo WISH A
amc MORROW and The likeness Of the intended husp~oa
and bear all wish N know she viii tel even yoi ssry
thoughts No charge II not saii.pe 10 Broome street. near
Cannon.
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O.TUTILF, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. 81 BROAD
IL wayAuractve OF fashionable first class cabinet
tnrnhure also elegaht oak dining suite he
which was sold for S) be sod without regard TO cost
belng We stock OF NJ Walters ESQ O. attle on
Ihursaay los o'clock a, the private OF NJ Wal
ter ESQ 6Z walker street Broadway, his entire stock
warranted frs class opportunity sell
dom offered to those who desire the
furniture all OF which guaranteed f supe~ior
Any mannfscued 10 this city The s,oc. comprises elegant
49, ana mshosany paror suits siteboards eegeres
tables &c also rosewood mahogany walnut bedroom
furniture also one solid oak dining SUITE very richly
eerved conasng OF eegere, extension table, IL side
arm ohrs and lounge the match OF which $500
The whole to be sod regardless OF cost for cash
ready on the morning OF sale
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THE BATHING AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON NO Q
i Murray street, will he sold ut public auction Sanria .
November 10, at IL O'Clock A.. M
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WILLIAM Irving. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
w OF fancy goods bronzes, Chinese goods silver plated
were. French china Sc VIM Irving 20. win sell a anc
ton Oh Thur day and Friday, Nov 9Th aud 9th at o1
A. the saesrooins Pine street bronze and omou clocks
oandelabnrs candescks elegant bronze groups figures
stands wstch,isnde paran marble groups, igures pan
ter Kettles tea an coffee urs massive silver plated walters
casters cake baskets liquor tubs
kels large invoice Chinese goods Chinese ensmelei
from three inches to four feet high lac luere
tables with ivory fittings; tea trays boxes
ewe caskes chess boards shawl boxes Chinese fans desks
elegant French china painted and decorated card
cvers groups coupes inksands aud dinner set
ogDe elegant bronze candelabr supported by chna gures
10 glass.
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n ENRY II. LEEDS h co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
IL H. Leeds & Co will sell by auction ON Friday yoyem.
Der at II O'Clock ut the saes 10 Nassau
CANT oil paintings received from krope and before
schools Among them will be onbd elegant pictures copies
from Bellni Rembrandt Raphael Nay meth aud C0rregg0
by distinguished English lady amateur here for
England Of remarkable merit and believed original BY
John Both Byongc and Van Osk Also, fne collection Of
elegant modern English plays by Wilson. Mckenzie Hart
giant collection Of paintings Genoe.e copper six Il
ached to glass by Chambeaux Patele, In Ive others
An invoice Of fine Flemish paintings jus, landed BY The
most celebrated artists viz, verhockhoven Verwee Will.
Weua and other4-ao which elegantly framed and be
cold without This collection worthy aen ion
u this market Also large picture Cleopara's toilet Of
TrePolo, celebrated artist OF the Venetian school,
HENRY b. HERTs, JR, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
vines &c, contained In store NO 759 broadway HENRY
3 HERTS Jr, will sell above, Thursday Friday
November and q O'clock each day By order Of the
&C. comprised In part of choice imperial gunpowder
Young hyson hyson skin Ooong and Sochong in various
size PACKAGES java and Mocha coffee chocolate COCOA white
pickles. English and French mustards jars and bot
ue spices Olives sardnes anchovies sperm wax
ana adamantlne candles; whle, yellow and CASTLE soap
macsron yermaclli spgass, fine old Hennessey brandy
LONDON dock do Ord Chabard other coenac brandes
IN casks demohns and boles port and sherry wiues
Charles London cordial gin, Hollands Irish scotch
Monongahea whiskey London porter Scotch ALE cordals
yrups preserved fruits fine Havana of choice
brands smoking and chewing tobacco snuT &c. together
with the ususl assortment Of goods found In first gro
Gerry establishment; also the fixtures counters glass
case iron SAFE desks DC Terms cash, and deposits required
SALE and catalogues be hal at the store 59 Broad or
. the Office oil the auconeer, 51a Pine street.
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II ENRY II. LEEDS Co, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL H. Leeds o. will sell by auction Thursday Nov g.
at lOh O'Clock at the sslesroom 9
whom concern, diamond and two dam
rig 5tauary marble mantelsTwoca wed els
10 complete order OF the finest staary marble
sitiNey without reserve TO close account.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

TTUkIs mORREIL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT
i0S O'Clock at 81 Nassau street. silver plated articles.
and epameed furniture magnificent pier mirrors oil paint
French CHINA. &C The above goods superior gu atty
Will be sold 70 day pay advances 81 81 Nassau street Salts
ion guaranteed purchasers required TO take
WHEN Dot pleased No underbddng allowed. Silver plated
conee urn oa Get table casters cake baskets, goblet.
ameuee chamber suites q furniture rosewood parior
covered satn brocael Also suite covered haclo oak
and black walnut EXTENSION dining tales
French plate pier mirrors rich mahogany bedsead
etes easy roc and paror chairs lounge and lounge bed
sleads sofa bedseads and book stands bookcases
6 OIL paintings oval mrrors with vcrJ many additional kinds
Of personal property
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S sALE-SrEAMBOAT
~ Aida for sale at auction Nottce hereby givsn
sold By the Marshal q he United states, for the
the city Of New York. the 9Th November 53 a, "
ocock under and IN several wrls Of ven
for the souc,n district Of new York This splendid
Known Steamboat cesoraiea for her speed convenient
registered ~ the Custom House the burthen Of $50 ~ e5
TONS 259 feet inches length Is feet So inches urea th and
feet inches deph sho lying at he foot
street Norh river where she NAV be- rxanned previous
The sala The sale will be- advantageous 10 rcbas
ers viz $40 06e cash the day SALE balance on
credit OF three, six and nine moahs The be
cured by approved endorsed notes and mortgage
vessel 70 secure the payment Of said The vessel
insured for the amOunt Of suoh the
tgagee The receiver viii il desired unite the
undersigned In giving title 70 the boat "
ABRAHAMT HILLyER
U. 8. Marshal Southern disirlc, of New YORK
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FoR sALE- b. coLE oH1.Ios. A. xERoHANrg
M sssnss
ri:a
worthy ssnOn .s' sso sn GOOD
furniture rosewood piano several suits Of psror farni
% e. vi % se
a. on ocScs At the auction rooms % esa%sn s. second
10 part I'D rsss
sas 30 and blue
iure In FIRST condition. having been used Only since
carved also Velvet and apes" ooo dSas
and extension tables wardrobe large voAe and
oer tables full French SedseaS arm sHa
en- &C. ana Sus or sS
basement furniture, &C., &C
n @. HORTON. AUcTIoNRER-THIs DAY AT IL
O'clock 20 West Twenty sixth street. Seventh
nue., the furniture Of three or
~ ware. auors Friday Nov Oh. At i0 O'Clock 81 Dey
b%m, Of Ssss e
casr spoons scissors SAVE PSne c-s nes eos pants
GEORGE COOK. .AUoriokEER.-LAsaEA AND Pc
rooms No Iii Nassau street fs day (Tharsday) a. io
e e. s9ss ,s ns
chairs rockers centre sds and pier ane extension
and glass h Vases mirrors &c The whole
morning of SALE Boxing shipping and delivering in the best
manner
HENRY H. LEEDS, AUTOBIOGRAPHY HENRY II.
- LEkI Co.on Thursday row {, at 10 O'Clock, in
front OF store No 10 Nassau street light wagon
Ing top patent axles made by Ford York city, nearly
new, and cost $3.50 To be sold without reserve.
DECENTRALIZATION NOTICE-JOHN & VAN
ANIWERP'S twelfth regular trade sale Of hardware
cutlery French hollow ware erman goods guns iron
&C. DC will take place this d,y at 10 O'Clock al PIG Pearl
street For full particulars catalogues which
ready.
HENRY Il. LEEDS 4 Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
~ A. Leeds % will sell by auction Thursday Nov s.
al lO O'Clock at the ssesuOm 10 Nassau for
whom may concern, one diamond and diamond
riI KS StAuary marble mantes-Twoca wed els
In complete order of the finest be sold DO
We y with To clos
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q g.. HORTON, AUCTIONEER.-THIs DAY, AT II
VI. O'clock 20 West Twenty street. near Seventh ave
nue., the furniture Of three or rooms
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OpfrCE OF THE NEW FORK AND NEW HAVEN Rail-
" road Company, No. Hanover Nrect-Notce 70 bond
holders Hodes Of per cent bonds Of tho compan,
hereby notified That In pursuance Of aof the genera
Assembly Of the State Of Connecticut
cs.on Che Tsaaurer authorized and prepared 70 sxchans
secured mortgage bonds authorized BY The bsfbrs msn
toned sc bearing SIX cent interest," and by
,py mortgage the companys road franchises SAID
hange Will be made u this office until further notice. b.
rider Of the Directors. VIM BEMENT, treasure.
New York, Oct 19, 1855.
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L. vANDEwArER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

i Nov : Thnrsdsy Frtasv q nd sssn,dav IL n
O'Clock each evening" SO Fulton street. between Hicks and
Henry, Brookyn-Perempory sale OF books stationery
cravings paintings; being the entire stock of dealer
Among which be found Bibles bound in variety Of
nile books stationery engrayngs oil paintings Milton, shak
speare and SCOTS Works Dickens, Frossar Rollin Dick
Thackeray Gbbon &c. bound every variety Of stye writ
Ing paper pencils &c together with general variety of fancy
goods, -
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mo MERCHANTS AND OTHERS HOLDING WESTERN
claimsA gentleman, counsellor at law In practice in
bits city, being compelled the on pro
fessonal business would be happy with him
counts and other clains from merchants Of this Others
collect commission. The best of reference given and
security II necessary. Address box 367 Post oflce,
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ToHN ". soMERINDYKE, AuCTIoNEER, STORE NO:
70 North william street,. Sale of splendid household
furniture day, November at No 1872 West 3lst street,
nj IOs ock rosewood and mahogany suits in satin broca
tel sotas seat chars rosewood bed
seads hair mattresses beds and bedding Bile top rose
and side tables light stands Brusses three ply
ocloh stair carpets and rods crockery
china glassware &C. Also, lot OF valuable paintings,
cravings. Ac..
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SsIGNEE's SALE Of CLoTBING-M. wRAY AUG.
N toneer. will sell Friday saturday, TO-
at iO o'clock each day 4 Grand street Eddge
extensive assortment OF winter .o'hng, comprising
dress coats pans also English gold hunting
watch the whole of Which Will be sold without reserve By or
der OF the assignee.
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IIENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIoNEsR.-BY HENRY H.
LEEIs Con- Thursday ROY. 8. at 10 O'Clock, ia
front OF store No 10 Nassau street light buggy wagon
II top patent ayles made Ford York city, nearly
new, and Cos, $780, To be sold wihou, reserve.
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NEW YORK, NOV l, lsSo-THE PRESIDENT AND d.
IN recers Of the Bowery Bank have declared dividend OF
per cent payable and after the 10th The transfer
aooks win be closed until that date. BY order,
N, q, BRADFORD. Cashier.
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HENRY Il. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER-BY HENRY T.
Leeds CO. this day Thursday, at ~ O'clock in front
gig and harness. good saddle and Bride office
desk large stove and 200 new vios. Sale peremptory
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NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY, NOV
~ lso5-A quarterly dlvdcna Of four ~ per cent has
declared payable and Afer the Instant The
transfer books Will be closed until that date. BY order
ii. " MASON, Secretary
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II ARnWARE-AUCTIoN NOTICE. John q. VAN
IL ANIWERPS twelfth regular trade sale Of hardware
cutlery French hollow German goos ware
&c. &c will take place this dy, at 10 O'Clock al PIC Pearl
street For full particulars, see catalogues which
ready.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-13
SPIRIT OF TIE MORNING PRESS.

The Union, discussing the plea of the know
Nothing leaders that they are not aiming to
prescribe men on account of tho manner in
which they worship God, says:
Indeed We see il stated that the Arkansas
poet, Albert Pike, has gone 50 far as to assure
his hearers that there is no hostility to the
Catholics on the part of the Know NOthings
This is genuine rUmancing. and shows how
readily evil communications corrupt good
manners. We do not know which is more en-
titled to cOndemnation-the sincere adoption
of religious intolerance as principle of the
know Nothing platform, or the affected re-
pudlatlOn of 1T by the leaders. But for the
sentiment of religious fanaticism which has
stimulated, and now exists upon hostility to
the Catholic church, there would not have
been the remOteSt shadow of q chance for the
Know NOthings. 1t was this that called into
the field the three thousand clergymen who
lnsulted Senator Douglas and denounced the
Nebraska bill. 1t was this that helped the
abolitionistS Ia send sixty abOlitiOnist clergy
men into the legislature of Massachusetts, and
elected to Congress a number of fanatics 1t
was this that pursued Joseph r. Chandler,
cherished whig as he was. and drove him into
the shades of private life. The Know Moth
iDgs of the South could no more do without
the help of the bigots and fanatics in their
war upon the democracy, than the democracy
could do without the intelligent and liberal
minded voters Of the country Intolerance
Is the very life and soul of the order. ami as
TIRE OHly eIeHeHt HDOR lrhicjt tie KnOv Moth
anSs, North amt SO"th, may be saul gener-
ally anu SiRceTcly TO 0gree. Had these things
not been true, is it possible that the Know
Nothing national convention. of which Mr.
Pike was member, would have excluded the
catholic delegates from Louisiana ~
The same Journal describes at length the
ceremonies and speeches, delivered yesterday.
on the occasion ofthe presentation of the Hon.
VIM. L. Lee. the Minister from the Sandwich
Islands, to the President The Union also
notices silly story in the Paris Constttu-
tiORei. saying that
Three officers of the United States army
Majors Deiafeld and Mordecai, and Captain
McClellan-recently passed through Warsaw
on their way to st. PeteISburgh. % take SER
vice IN the Russian army They will lit adds
be Obliged To take the oaths of Russian SUBJ
jeets.
Folks must be green, in France, to be taken
In by such stories
The htsiiigsacer, in argument with the
Wilmington IN c. Commercial. defends and
justifes the original enactment of the Missouri
restriction.
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PERSONAL,

..''J c. Nichols, the forger Of cotton bills
of lading, has been arrested at Brussels and
committed 10 prison.
80. Hon. Geo. Evans. late a United States
Senator, from Maine. recently. before the Whig
State Convention, poured broadside of hot
shot into Know NOthingism
-. Mrs. Lavina r. Chubbuck, mother Of
the late Mrs. Judson, Fanny Forester died
aged 80. at Hamilton, New York, on the ID
instant
go. Ex-President Van Buren,, who returned
from Europe. in the Pacific. never appeared
more active or In more robust health His son.
however. who returned with him, is in yery
bad health.
80. Mr. Hulsemann, the Austrian minister.
Is sojourning at Newport, K. L.
80. James Gordon Bennett, proprietor and
editor of the New York Herald. left New York
Gu Wednesday afternoon, in the Baltic, for
Europe
go. The pay Of British private soldiers is to
be doubled while on active service, the differ
enee being placed to each mans credit in a
savings bank until his discharge
80. Henry Morris, Esq, member of Congress
elect from the Hampshire (AIass) Congress
slOnal District, having been appointed judge
Of the Court of Common Pleas, resigns the Of
fee of COncressRen.
.... There Is living in Albany a lady who is
one hundred and nine years of age. She was
born IN ireland, came t. this country sixty
years ago. and in all that time has never been
out Of the city.
-. The children OF Noah Davenport. eight
in number, all met on 18th June. 1855 ot VIM
Davenport house in Spencertown. Columbia
county, y. Y. in the same house where they
were al born, after separation of over fifty
years. Their average age was sixty. The
house they met IN i the same house the father
hrSt took for home over seventy wears apo
II has been occupied by the family ever since.
and probably will be held by the fourth gen,
Grafton. Not many families Of this numbcr
and aye can get together in this way
80. Joseph BasSett. a revolutionary men.
sloner. aged % years, died ut Hyannis on the
9Th. lie was an honest man, Il sound demo
crat, and the father of II children. A brief
but eloquent biography.
go. Among The arrivals at the various hotels
yesterday. W. notice at WilIards'. Hon. 7
Cadwaladcr. IF Pa, and Col. Sumner. Il 4
AT kirkwo"i :, Rev. DR. Empie. Of Virginia
AT the National. Hon. Il. X Meade. of va
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NTE wish 10 keep il in the remembrance OF our
w friends and the public that we have now
on hand a. fine stock of Fancy Goods Perfume.
ry and Millinery a. is 10 bee found id the District
all ofwhich We are diSpOsing OF al prices exceed
measure.
We have LeghOn, NeapOlitan, Grape, Silk,
Lace and Straw Hats of the latest and most fash.
ionable styles Also, Silk, Linen, Paper and
other Fans. Combs, Brushes, and Toilet articles
generally. French, German, and American Per
fumery. Flower Vases, India Rubber Goods &c ,
TO all Of which would invite the attention of
The public generally and the ladies I'm particular,
and would most respectfully request them to give
us a call, when something in our line is wanted ,
and we will make every endeavor TO supply them
TO their satisfaction. both regards TO quality and
price. HUTCHINSON * MUNRO,
$40 Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 10th streets
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BY the President of the United states of
A PROCLAMATION

A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas the act of Congress Of the 2sth SerSem-
her, 1850 entitled San act TO create additional COL
lection districts in the State Of California and to
change the existing district therein, and to modi-
fy the existing collection districts in the United
States,'' extends 10 merchandise warehoused I'M
der bond the privilege Of being exported to the
British North American provinces adjoining the
United States, in the manner prescribed in the act
Of Congress Of the Sd of March, ls45, which desig-
mates certain frontier ports through which mer-
chandise may be exported, and further provides
THAT such other ports situated the frontiers of
the United States adjoining the British North
American provinces as may hereafter be found ex-
pedient may have extended to them the like priv
ileges on the recommendation of the Secretary of
the Treasury and proclamation duly made by the
President of the United States specially designat-
ing the ports to which the aforesaid privileges are
to be extended -
Now, therefore, /, Franklin Pierce, President of
the United States of America In accordance with
The recommendation of the Secretary of the Treas
ury, do hereby declare and proclaim that the ports
of Rouses Point, Cape Vincent, SUSPENSION
Bridge, and Dunkirk in the State of New York /:
Swanton, Alburg, and Island Pond in the State
of Vermont; Toledo in the State of Ohio; Chica-
go, in the State Of Illinois; Milwaukee in the
State of Wisconsin; Michilimackinac, in the
State Of Michigan; Passport, in the State of
Maine, and Pembina, in the Territory of Mime
soa are, and shall be, entitled to all the privilege
in regard to the expectation Of merchandise in
bond to the British North American provinces adj
joining the United States which are extended to
ports enumerated in the eth section Of the act
of Congress the Sd March. 1915 aforesaid, from
and after the date of this proclamation.
In witness whereof have hereunto set nv
hand and caused the seal of the United States TO
be affixed
Done at the city of Washington, the I'd day Of
| July, A. ID. 1855, and of the independence
IL. 81 of the United States OF America the sew
enty-ninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
w. L.. MARCY, Secretary of State.