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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Near Eamins5uyg Frederick County, Nd


HE annual the
Ausnsss ard The has, Thursday IN Jun The
else payable semi annu
ss and Also spsassA Itasa. The
primary department. eoosd Of pupils under nine years
~ iso.,sv sser,d Be- adxses.sd ~ the
RIoR og st. JosepAs Academy Rnaniissv fredak county,
Maryland
July s-Ayear
IyExEKAL AGENCY Ar wAsRIsCTOs.-Tne sui
an once 10 this sni Of the Ieas
tese hin services 70 cs.'sas nr"n me govern
especially i~ revolaoasry .srcss. ann 0f aho e'
OF the iaie David ps1nEon
perhaps isdex which was ever aee 70 te I'M
Rchnond he very spAeI 'hs . all
The other pubic ocss Capitol Of Virginia These
se him 10 hope hsu Re he vi be
where ~ claimant hsaseh be entirely
yor Gains under recent march, giving
SERVED fourteen days his
shares WIN be way neAes.as. FELIX RICHARDS.
aEvHaxScSs.
Hos. Heary A. Wise, Acconae, Virginia
Jsnes Hessh, ss Ccanissoner Of Pensions Kcnmcnd,
sesisS a. Parker, RseAnoad Virginia.
nsa. JsAa q rss6esu.r vYsinia
Hon. os1ses Chiisos, Wsshingoa, d. G.
william J. wsrd, esq., BAfinofe
Lewis IfDbsrsske, ed New York
March 7-AAevv'
vsnE Tnnqusev white Sulphur springs, Sirsfniss
cpea the reception q company and IN air more
attractive coadsioa than they svss hsvs been
fssss fnsesescss and Baltimore sur 70 We nses
ccse1 fer The traced 70 an Hespan.se
nssw q e. and sse he yin
vicm s~gp and that ne Respectable
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dunn. ALEX, BAKER
July I3-dhcpim
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SEC J. This constitution shall be authenticated by the
signatures Of the president and recording secretary and
after adoption copy Of the shall be sent to each Of
the original stockholders mentioned in the preamble and
any stockhoder doe. not approve Of the same he may
withdraw from the association the latter refundng 10 him
any assessments he may have paid
SEC This constitution shall not be altered or amend
ed but upon twothirds vote Of the whole number Of
shares
SEC This constitution when adopted shall be consid
cred entirely suprsedng the adopted September 2
1854 and all amendments made thereto.
W.R MONTGOMERY, President.
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! Of the Territory Of Kansas.
CONSTITUTION On rHE PANSEE associate

Articles a AasoeialioH n PyegrissOrs e PGEHss Oh
and explanatory noe q SAND.
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LORD RAsLAss HEADQUA RrERs-A correspondent Of the
London News says the English headquarters lately
pied by Lord Raglan the direst place that he ever
saw, except the French camp and Turkish towns BE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-10-27
raire Election The Fusion Fsftg No
More

Snrh saws ,he ~sNaaa q ap is 90,
most eaU,.us amoaa .euert at Main.
paper contauju. reufas ID. Cd. election .r
iIat state ou Nanda, last The Shaving
IS the result ior Governor. 80 Jar es heard
t.am
81 kav ,.h.a. sss aa.s nnt
u. .s-w
10. .uH,
h is evident from ,hs that tatr poo
choice for Governor by TIE parvute
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who are paupers Why they are poor
people They are not nee assnrily lazy or
dishonest so far from j. they are gcncr
ais both honest AID industrious Ger
ttiniy a. honest aud industrious rs natives
in their condition. These IN oppressed,
afflicted, down trodden. over wrought On
shaved people seek shelter aud living ia
your free country, where millions Of idle
capital are only waiting the hand Of indus
try, to loom out in all that onrichns, adorus.
enables and strengthens a nation these
afe the people which your Order would
dive from our shores, simply because
they are poor You tell us with more
candor than seifrespect, That the rich
may come without opposition, Int taH
will not have your country bnrdened witt
paupers. IT'D YOU, the old motto which
Won learned from the lips of your sires aud
gtaudsires imefiea an asylum for the
oppressed. "a changed to America an
asylum, Tor the oppfessor and a scourre to
the oppressed our aim. are as impo,t
ic n they are inhuman Hear the Ian
rgase of one who knew lhe effect, Of lm>
migrating upon country, far better than
Che vise.; man Of your order 3" nation
receiving s'ra4 child "a foriori grown
mani Unto It's bosom again, acquires a
teal treasure inasmuch as It receives in
him. au addition to It's population, am nc
cc.tion to the profits OF uatrun! lndgstry
and AN acquisition 81 capital. II at the
same time RECEIVERS lost citizen, and the
mesus far him 20 suL-Is, upon. Il the exile
bring lack is industry only, at any rate
iur profit, of indu.tr, are added to tae ua>
iaual stock. II Is true that q source Of
conservation is likewise superaddcd-but
surprising It 90 countythalance the advan
taao. there is no d.muuton OF revenue.
while t maml aad political strength OF
'tnru 10y is actually augmented saws
p Econ Book II, Gimp = Page @dS /
g. ;uis short r3ssaGr viii he found the Sc
,f,to t ogr couutr, unparalleled advance
mert iu wealth aad greatness The Tor
ciauers who IRE low docking To- toe coun
frf. ave precisely such as have contributed
80 lttsalv TO our manufactures, Hnd the
mcchanic arts Seme Wto came hIlher
paurer, when was boy. died m.iiona
t.s, many died possessed ct large estates,
and almost ali Of them died "a easy CIR
enmslance, Few, very few comparative,
lv. i~ll upon the parish. They enriched
ia, 'oun,r, by the whole amount ol then
ac"umuia'i0us hy just 50 wuch more
.Han b. would have poss seed without 'hem
Ju.' So will il be with those who are ROW
coming toto the country. II the amount
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practice your Know Nothing tactics upon
this class of Gods creatures. They are
under his peculiar care and he will hold you
responsible. If YOU do not take them under
your care likewise. In bis vocabulary " the
poor" means the poor OF the world. So
Paul understood i when he took conirihu
tons in one country for the poor in another.
50 Christ teaches in the story OF the Good
Samaritan Hath not God chosen the
poor of this vorld, rich in faith, and heirs
Of the kingdom which he hath promised to
them that love him But ye have despised
the poor. DO not rich men cypress Won
aud draw yoa before the Judgment seats Z
DO they not hlaspheme the worthy name
which sc are called Blessed be "
poor for yours is the kingdom OF Cod.
But woe unto YOU that are rich ior Ne
have received your consolation. Defend
the poor and iatborless do Justice 70 the
afflicted aud needy rid them out OF the
wicked. He that oppresscth the poor
reproacheth his Maker know that
the Lord will maintain the cause of the 49,,
Alc,ed and the right Of the poor. " Thou
stall neither Nry the stranger nor OPP
press him" q" But the stranger that dwell
elh with Won shall ue AZ one bara GWaHg
g,u and thou shall love him AS tl'i.e.i
But enough. your know Nothing doctrine
j, directly the reverse of the scripture doc
tfine in regard to Foreigners poor ani fch.
lou are hound It need he. 20 90 30 th" poor
81 distant land. with the gospel 0u your
lips and rhauty Joe vour heart iar them. ! "a
are bound to DO good 20 ni men 90 feed
the hungrT. clothc the naked and relieve
the distressed no matter where found, of
where born. II thus he true, should YOU
rejoice that The poor abroad, save You the
trouble ai going 10 them by coming 20 YOU
Lot law.makcrs exclude them u thef
will. bat YOU have no business quitting
your work. to do H. Much less have YOU
amy husuoss working 3nder cover with all
sorts of character, to put down all Jaw
makers au' those who will do 1t rep mt
It brethren. take care how yon tiis wjsb
ihi. elas. OF Gods creature Il you haze
experiments to try in Your Know Nothing
abrstory. take caro- that you do not put the
souls Of men ia the crncihle, OF blow ny
vow owu souls
And what u your remedy for immigrant
pauperismi WIN glR rH net roic fer
foreigners. rich or poor for opicc' Doe.
this remedy touch the disease, or cen the
PERSONS diseased Men come hliher from
Europe sick aud your me ical colleges
are going to cure them b., prescribing
strict regimen to the sound, who have com,
from tbr same country, through the first
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adherence Of tie i.uuioa doctrines pnt
forth hv tic Rerrhlicao laa3ers that excl
ed. alarmed and aroused lie people Of
Maine
.rlt was Senator Wade', speech at Ports
land on the il'h Of August. fbai over
vhelmed and cru.hol thp Republican patty
Ne was feas'eG aud care-sai bY Senator
Fes.er,lep. liaHiyd and idali1ei hv the
fsrre iha'iticn farafirs of The city. after
be dariaed lho most Infamous di-nnion
sentiments that ever d.set .sed political
demagneue.
such i the end Of tiis infamous fusion
or Know Nolhiaeism, fh.lde'i.n ard
Name Lavish loo our state MAY we
hare that il viii ho our good fortune to
&c I'd % similar result in oiherst
r-ow r1r sfarro~grass went down Stairs
One evening Mrs $ bad re'lraj when !
was busy writing, when It stuck nis that a
glass Of ice water would w. rHlatsble. 30
took q candle AVID a pitcher and went
!4au to the pump Oar pump is 10 the
i lcueu. country pump pa the kitchen
Is more uvenirnt; bot sell With buck
c,s is certainly more picturesque. nint>
tunatei, our well water las not been sweet
since j, was cleaned ont Frst bad to
opan bottled door that ia. Won into the
bs-emeu, hai, and then ! went to the
trhan door which proved to he locked.
Then remembered that our eid always
-sriea the key to we'd viii hor ani slept
with u under Der pillow ihan r~ifacrd
my steps; halttd the basement door. and
..... az. ,as. flo 4ftiar raauu A. - -
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t a.s ra.p 3, ,on
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sPIRrrUAI.TsrT.

CpIHIrUALlsH.-MRs poCT TRAPHAGEw. srrRv9
nee,n yl receive vst.rs every Ssy q hss rsens an
everfnFs from Yep O'Clock Dsbesvers ses reepsstnY
pNte1 70 sttent Adnissisu pply % eents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

EOR SALE. OR TO LET, FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nshcd, very superior Ave story brown stone front
house. Fifth Nenue; situation unsurpassed Also for
sale Fifth avenue superior Ave story brown
full lot eheep-S9o Inquire a Me- East Thirty arst
street. tt..es4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

EcR SALE OR TO LET ON THE MOST REASON
able terms four first class brown houses
on tfe south ds Of Thirty eighth street between Fourth
the premises :
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IL pments 70 his old patrons and the public generally and
would them that he has removed from his old
Broadway to 500 Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Ho
tel where he offers full assortment Of goods In his line for
their examination ard choice assormenk Of scars
crayats ties stocks and underwear Of All descriptions
Robe do chambros Also, has celebrated Batrand kid
Gloves Shirts made 70 order and warranted 10 At Gen
emen rely having their orders executed the
best mapner P.s.-shirt hsads wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

DEM0vAL.-H0LMEs BUTLEEs ALUM PATENT
II safe depot hiss been removed 70 Nos 90 and % Maiden
patent alum cafes may be seem we'll as the
torgnssafe made by them, which received ths and
only medal the great Crystal Palace Of twenty
hours, In 1883 N. B.A written wsnantee Of dfyness
siven with each safe.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL IS, 1856.


QRQ BROADWAY UNION sQgARE,-HANDsoME
QUO furnished house let quits Of rooms together
separate with without board Private table Bath
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L,OR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FoUR THREE STORY
heh stoop and sub cellar brick houses the north
side Of Forty eighth street, between Broadway Sixth
avenues; they finished with all the modern improve
msIts Also - Fort Hamilton, house and eight iots
and quantity Of fruit and trees shrub
~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

UNoR sALE-A SUITABLE PLACE FOR A TAVERN
q stand, grocery 9! dwelling house at New Durham, in
New Jersey thrre miles and half Hoboken on the
Hackensaek plank road. Inquire OF B. 5. EARL, New
Durham Hotel =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

HARDWARE AND TOOL STORE FOR SALE ON
IL Broadway stock Of Of the Oldest stores
the city toxethsr With tho lease Of store and dwsns
house. The business has been successfully carried
the last thirty years The connection
the business For further particulars inquire
$50 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

E,0R EALE-A MEAT AND VEGETABLE MARKET
neatly fitted with marble stalls, and In excelen
neghborhood, with good Of customer The rent al
taken cut the shop A ne opportunity for one WHIT
Henry ana Rutgers streets
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small and well selected stock in Of the most plea
SAINT and thriving localities in Brooklyn Inquire in the
srrns from Ill health.
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lCONFECTIoNARY, BAKERY AND ICE CREAM sA-
~ loon for SALE in excellent situation, and doing
paying busne stool fixtures and saloon furniture all In
good order For further apply ut 36 th
.HONFECTIoNERY AND ICE CREAM sALOoN.-A
" in the above line established FIVE years, together
with stock fixtures Co. to be sold terms for
cash Lease two to Apply the premises, q
Eighth avenue, IM
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WILLIAMSBURG PROPERTY FOR SALE. FIVE
w lots southwest South Third and Tenth
Apply to 7. GARNAR, 81 Spruce street.
VONKERS.-FORS SALE OR TO LET, TWO OR THREE
i beautiful residences, the depot.
E. w. CANDEE Wall street. !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

TOR SALE OR TO LET-AT PARAMOUNT, UPPER
Norrisania I've minutes walk from railroad depot and
hfty minutes from Wall street. handsome two story and
basement frame cottage entirely hard finished through
French wndcws wide piazza the whole built in the best
lent we'll the premises Will be sold low or rented APP.
ply to T. G. CHARLES 1888 Pearl street, or J. r. FRASER
depot Inner Norrfsania -' - = = ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

DoARD.-Two SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR A GBv-
ID eman aud wife willing 20 pay for scod scccmmoda
tiona IN FRS, clas Fourteenth street. may
ed In private family, BY ARRIVING imnedistciy, At Ne
Clinton Hal corner VI Eighth street Rnd Lafayette place
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gOH SALE.
E,OR sALE-A CHILDs CAUI- PRICE. $500 LET,
ters addressed Mrs. n c. Herald ONCE will be attended

GREAT BARGAIN.-EOR sALE-THE LEASE AND
VI furniture Of hotel akd dining saloon
near Broadway Inquire Of W. w. BREWSTER, IS Front
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% GROVE sTREET-To LET, WITH BOARD, IN A
LeD small private family, large front ROOM with pan
tres gentleman ami his wife, single gentlemen The
house Is containing all the modern Tho
comforts quiet home realized Two stages
within block of the house. Reference exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

G0ATs.-FOR sALE-A PAIR OF WHITE GOATS.
four months old Enquire in the basement Of "a Wall
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

TOR sALE-ONE FULL LOT, WITH BUILDINGS
yreet between the seventh and Eighth also two
lots the aide Of Fifth avenue, between
and Eighty fourth streets Apply to J. HIGGINS. $50
Thirty fourth street, between the Seventh and Eighth
puee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

RRooKIYN HEtGHTs. THRU kINuTEs Walk
and snrle be obtained In the elegant double
fouss " femssn street Inc premises undergoing
horoufh will he ready for prior 70 the h
ofssy and viii be Quoted In manner cseusted ters
cure the ard approval Of the inmates Gas BATH
Sc References exchanged Apply " above. Gom9 70 v
AN.
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JyOR SALE-TO CLOSE PARTNERSHIP ONE HALF
interest Of long estabshsd job printing Offices has
been In operation since 1882 To practical printer with
small capital could occupy the phase Of the person
goes out, very favorable opportunity presented For
and further partcu lars apply the premises TO
MILLER SON, northwest corner Of Triny place and
Thames gtfoet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

CLIFToN, STATEN IsLAND.-LOTS FOR SALE ON
high ground with pure water and perfect the
ENEN Clifton; NJ O'Connor rs Reade street, J. r..
Seigert, Vanderbilt House, Vanderbilt landing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

E'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED CITY
property-A valuable country seat elgbly In
the aourhg village Of planaeld New Jersey three min
son by feet newly built and finished in good style with
hot furnace and other modern comprising
fruit and shade trees gravel walks &c. barn stable,
tcnArs apply TO w. PATE, l6 Burling slip New York
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TOR sALE-AN ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
situated at Rye, Westchester county, the Boston
post road quarter Of mile from New York and
railroad depot the grounds running back the harbor
with six and half feet The newly built In
the best eleven with cellar There
Of land fne garden and plenty off fruit Of all
kinds The scenery around truly beautiful. commanding
year. Seven trains daily each way For further partcu
lars apply to LYON, 1'2 First avenue to s. LYON,
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country seat embracing four acres land in high state
Of cultivation with spacious dwelling house and
outbuildngs In complete repair situated Brooklyn and
Jamacs plank to railroad station this side
jamaica Price 81, 900; will exchange for medium
house in vicinity Of Twenty fourth street. Apply TO-
c. X. MILLER 4 CO., Auctioneers, l95 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

DRUG STORE FOR SALE IN CHICAGO-THE SUB
scrber offers ELIGIBLE retail drug store for sale,
In location under Of the principal hotels the
city having already been in operation nearly four
HENRY RICHIE. :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

ITO MILLINERs.-A LADY WHO HAS KEPT A PRI.
vae millinery for twelve years. and has taken place
lease at low Wishes 20 dispose Of the with the
satisfactory the best of references given None but
cash customer need apply the wishes leave the
city possible. Address Retirement Herald Office
for three days. stating where interview may had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

07R0 wANTED-IO COMMENCE A GENERAL GRO
20 w store, the LIST Of May; salary and good
interest given or can become equal
and Division ferries. Address, o'clock Satur
day evening" stating where interview be had d. f.,
Grocer, hex III Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

EoR sALE--Two THREE STORY HIGH BASEMENT
~ brick houses In Twenty. seventh street, between
Snh ard Seventh having all the modsra improve
monte, water-hot and codall through The
houses complete in cvcryespec and will be sold low
~''' '''' saWI EDDY, e3 Wan street basement.
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RosnI Rrxx..,. SON Of Philip p. and Mary Adams, in
His friends and thoss Of the family are respectfully In
vtsd TO attend the funeral at half ps two O'Clock this
afternoon from bis hate residence No 3ls Pacific street.
In Broohlyn, March 4, ALLEN Ausvsrus, only son Of
Allen and Cynthis E. Mcdonald, aged years, months
Detroit Free Press and Livingston Courier Mich please
COPY. 49,
MAN. aged years months and % days. second son Of
Augustus and Mary Jane Waterman, and grandson of
Abraham Maze, of New York,
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral without further
invitation from the residence his parents No 90 Pros
pect street. Brooklyn at three O'Clock this afternoon
sSuer little children to come unto me- for OF such Ia
the Kingdom of heaven"
On Monday, March 8, after short illness IDA J. s.,
daughter Of James Bailey in the 7th Of her age
The friends Of tbs family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of her parents No.
277 Jay street. BroOAlvn at two O'Clock this afternoon
On Monday evening, March 8, JOHN ALEXANDER ROBIN
SON. aged IA months, child OF Samuel and Margaret Ro
bint on.
The friends and relatives Of the family invited to
attend thu funeral this afternoon at three O'Clock from
In Bro eklyn, on Monday, March 8, ANN DIX BgvosE,
widow of the late James De Bevose in the 54th OF
her age.
The friends acquaintance and relatives of the family
are requet to attend her funeral from her late resi-
dence Of Bedford and Madison street.
morrow AFTERNOON al three o'clock without further no
At her residence, in williamsburg on Sunday March
GATHERING wife OF Anthony Belts in the 35th year OF
The relatives and friends of the family are
invited TO attend her funeral at O'Clock this after
noon Rev. Mr. Porters church. corner Of Fourth and
south Second streets Her remains will be the
family vault Cypress Hills. for intermsnt.
On Monday, March 6, PATRICK, son Of Richard and
Jane McNabb, aged years and months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral nom the residence OF HE PARENTS
No 70 North Sixth street. Williamsburg, at three O'Clock
this afternoon.
At Sing Sing, onsaturday, March g. OF congestion of
the lungs JAMES A. son of Alfred and Anita Robinson,
of California aged 16 years.
The fur era service will take place at the Church Of the
Nativity, tomorrow morning, ut eleven o'clock. The
friends of the family respectfully invited to attend