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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

treaty between Hsr Majesty and the United satss q
America, asd hsrsinaftsr enumerated. that to say
Animals Of ali kinds.
Fresh, smoked and sailed meats.
Cotton wool, seeds and vegetables.
Un6ried fruits, dried fruits.
Products Of ash and Of all Other creatures living in
the water.
HIDES, furt, skins or tails undresssd.
Stone, or marble In Its crude or uawrought state.
Butter, cheese, taiIow, ard.
Horns, manures
Ores OF metals OF all kinds.
Pitch, tar, turpentine, askss.
Timber and lumber Of all kinds, round, hsw, sawed,
unmsnui actured in whole or part.
Plants, shrubs and trees.
Pelts and wool
Fish oil
Rice, broom corn and bart
Gypsum, ground and nneround-
Hswn, or wrought or unwrought buzz o. grindstone.
Dye stufs.
Flax, hemp and tow, unmanufactured.
Unmanufactured tobacco.
Rags.
shall be admitted into this province from
the United Statss under special bonds 20 her Majesty
conditioned for the due Of the customs duties
legally cbargesble at the time importation tho
tcles In the event that the said ecprocy
treaty and the act hereinbciors mentioned in relation
thereto do not go into operation and take full eiec
within SIX months from the date hereof.
VIM. CAYLEY, Inspector General.
The 9Th April is tho day fixed for tho nov Gus
toms act TO 60 into operation.
To give holders Of Reading Railroad stock, and
those who may be looking about for q good invest
mens an idea Of the probable produotiveness otthss
great work during the present year, We annex o
statement showing the earnings Of the year--ls55-
upon data furnished BY tho report Of the com.
rany for 1854, compared viii 1863.
PMLADNPMA AND READING RAILROAD.
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HEW PUBLICArIO1s.

A cHARnINo NOVEL OF GoysTRr LIE NOW
or First Streks and the Last " author 81 Jamss
Mounjoy I've besa hinknsn One elegant Ixmo prios
sellers.
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"RLAcxwooD" FOR MARCH. AND the "n0spQ
b Tor Yssruss, sass. VIE .i .sssss Out
I've, %; three o. Tho four dnslualag WsssaiAssss -
Edinbur ghl Reviews and BiAokwood. SO
L. SCOTT a CO.. 81 Gold ftxsst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

)yuMraxe OF Naauralixed Citizens In Maine.
The following Law In relation to the suffrage Of natu
red citizens lseiy passed by the Legislature. has
ved the signature Of the Of Maine and takes
|dect imm sdiately-
Section l. No person Of foreign birth who shall claim
be right to vote by OF papers issued
him from any court 10 the United States, shall have
he right 70 vote any city town plantation In this
tate unless three months, ut least before the day OF
lectsn he shall produce and exhibit TO the aldermen,
sectmen Of the city town plantation In
hich he resides and has his home, his said naturAlil
papers aud the said aldermen selectmen and
bs shall enter In book 70 be kept by them for that
urpese the Of sad person. the date OF the issue
4 the papers and the court by which the same was
sued and II shall appear 20 said aldermen scieetmen
assessors that said papers were in due form and we're
sued by court having Jurisdiction Of said matters,
nd that the person producing them 10 the party u
hon they issued, they shall cause his name 10 be
uttered the check list OF such city, tom or plauts
hon, and entitled 10 vote therein.
Sec Q said aldermen, select men, pors hall
Fk d opinion that the papers produced genu-
that the party producing them IL not the per
70 whom they Issued, they shall not be rsquir
10 such entries In said book, 70 enter the
anne Of such person the check list az aforesaid but
person hsusg produced and exhibited hs papers
ban be deprived OF the right 10 vote BY OF
d name not being entered In the said book but his
xht 70 shall Be determined In the II would
n the act had not passed.
Sec 3. An acts and parts Of acts incensstent with
lis act, are hereby repealed
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.

IMMENSE REDUCTION IN THE PRICES or WATCHES
j ., D.. a.. JACOBS tU Broadway We invite tssss
about PURCHASING 70 yiys call (evi.y 10 purehA
sers y.ts splendid AssortmsIt 81 CAfaraia dis-
always the only place they 10 be fevnd
An he United States
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The holders of the Dauphin and Susquehanna
Coal Company seven per cent bonds (kno wn as the
Red Bonds), are requested to call at 8. Jaudon's
office, No. % Wall street. on or before the 9Th Of
April, on matters Of vital importance to their in.
terests.
The interest on the bonds Of the Milwaukee and
Mississippi Railroad Company, due on the LIST Of
April, will be paid st the Office Of Atwood & Co.,
No. Wall street, on Monday the I'd last.
The Manchester Mirror says tina, the Manchester
and Stark mills, in that city, commenced running on
Wednescsy-the Manchester running about one
fifth and the Stark one-quarter. The Amosk gag,
which are the only ones that have not stopped are
new running about one-hsK. The PROFESSIONS and
ether demonstrations continue amosg the operatives
A great number have left the city for their homes,
but many others are coming from the country, and
from Lowell, lawrence, Great Falls, and other manu-
featuring towns, to supply their places.
The Harrisburg Rsilrosd Company have declared
q semi annual dividend Of five PER cent The Quincy
Stone Bank, q semiannual dividend Of Al per cent.
The Tiadesmen's Bank Of CHELSEA, and the Bass
River Bank, Of Beverly, semi annual dividends Of 4
per cent.
The Governor Of New Jersey has vetoed the bill
to charter the City Bank OF Newark. This was
new Rpplcation TOT chartered privileges, the bank
at present being organized under the general law. 1t
Is derssood that the Governor will not interfere
with the bills for the renewal Of charters now In ex.
istence. The Air Lima Railroad bill vas lost in the
Senate yesterday, by vote of9 to IL. The bill 70
permit the New Jersey Railroad to straighsen its
line by the erection Of new bridge over the PAsssc
river ct Market street, Newark, has passed the
House. 1t has yet to be acted on in the Senate.
The following statement exhibits the net income
per cent cost Of all the rail ways Of Massachusetts,
from lS47 TO 1854
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MARTHA xEsDEz, or THE xIsHRs GRAND.

MARTHA MEEDEZ, OR THE MISERs GRAND.
M Daughter greAt and exciting story 81 Martha
Member, the Nisers recently eofnsnc.d
and In the course OF publication In tbs MrrchAnt
Ledger 10 my property. written for me BY Thaddsns
Moghau Of this city and secured for my oxcuHy. and
disposal ~ copyrisht IL only be obtained in tho
columns Of the Norehnnts Ledger tho brt ailments
being in the editions Of March 9th snd 3it The third
will be found In tho Ledger OF April 7th, which viii be
ready Tuesday newt tho 50 inst sale by Ali
nssnt Back number. 10 DO had At The Once No. Io Mas
sau street, aud at the periodical depot
H. BONNER, publisher o. Merchants Ledger,
l2D Nassau street.
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MASSACHUSETTS RAILROADS

The ret income has diminished nearly one-third,
notwithstanding the receipts have qusdrupled since
ls47. The net income was 1893 ,o20 less in 1854
than in 1853.
The last annual report Of the Delaware and Hud
son Canal Company gives the annexed exhibit Of
earnings and expenditures for the year ending
March L. lS5b.-
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TIE MEssrLLA VALLEY AND TIE PAcrYC Roar.
THE Austin State Gdseue OF the l0ta inst In Noticing
lie fact that the United States and hexican Commits
onsrs have agresd the initial point Of the boundary
on Of the whole country through which railroad in
,s latitude mar ~ made. frsad Of ours con.
sctsd with the expedition 10 Of opisoa that gold v
nd In Tia HssfllA VALLEY In California asd Looks
G<vsrd 10 The dsJ wien larger asd more permsntst
pe~ansa viii b ssitled N tls ssv outskr.s OF ovl
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HALLS APRIL JOURNAL OFsIIEALrH.-PoPULAR
fallaces, morning WALKS miscellaneous night air health
kniokcbcckers TO travel safely what ghs eat and
drink, natural DEATH changing climate mental cpl.
denies danger OF newspaper recipes notices. dc
One dollar y year. Single number 10 cents.
STRINGERA TOWNSEND 80 Broadway
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AIRS RINCGoLD HAS THE HONOR or INR0um-
NI ing her friend. and tho public ~ g.ners that sAs
intends opsnins her millinery 6 Sixth avsnue.
Of Eighteenth street, on Monday, April with rsA
and extensive assortment OF Paris bonnst iaiss asd ehn
dren for Tho con,ng and feels osaAaen onss
them 20 the putie 81 their superiority Mrs r. 10 fuhg
assured OF meeting tho expectations Of her austomsrs.
p.S-orders carefully attended.
MRS, SHADE REsPEcTPTLLY INFORMS TIM
M Ais. OF New York aud vicinity that viii spsa
Monday April inrse aud beautiful u m0n
nsry tSh % French and American MANUFACTURES whoa 80
will sell Mt uncommoniy Low prices hliiners Aad
chants invited cA and Mr. shades rich 80
truly beautiful assormsg Of bonnst before purohsng
forsytb, New York,
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NEW JERSEY ENPREss-rOR PHILADELPHIA
and all the priBoips, to-n. IN Es.t end ssg,h Iss:Y.
dsily by special lnss.snssr KENNEDY, FIELD Co..
o. William street, New Yors, "a south Third street. rAss
doipbia
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Totals ess q, $4,000 81, oso,7a7
Estimated additional receipts from the connec-
tons formed with the Catawissa, Elmirs and
other Western roads ................... s3o3, 2ea
Total gross earnings in 1855 ....,. S. 400 900
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nIsCELLANEOUs.

1EE CAsAL STREET. NEAR vARIcK.-w. y.
IOc VAN NOTES srs.i ani fsns.r, kitshas rs&Ge.
and We have
sortment Of Tho istet patterns Of mAn CRATES
stoves fer sale rsasonabe tsa Crates Aha ranSsss
aud IMPAIRED lined irAss onHdsrv asd lsvstiA1
furnaces tuilt, stoves lined, bakers built ssa
paired.
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Prorreors Of Adams Co.'S California Package tIpssea
SoTcEcon,isnsss OF freight &o, per Adams osss
press between Now yort and California hereby notas1
That the business belongs ssousveiy 10 thu New YEA
house tho nrm h.rs Aeing A. agents oniy SoAsgusav
there esn be no interruption In business Q. w0OD1
San Franciseo, Fob. n, 1875.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

A DAMS 4 co.'s CALIFORNIA ExPREss-oDvIOB
"A No 10 BroadwAy.-spscAi notice u Csiifornis S1ip
psrs-Rsduction Of EIprass rAtss-AdAms 20. Eivs
tiss TO their Caiforns rrprsss cusomes aud The se.
chants public that they have reduced che ssAe
mans rou,e 70 thirty ave cents per peaad hreash va
mall speed BY oonnaetng steamer, Time only n daSs 10
be entitled tho above reduction In rate packages mast
weigh not less than " pounds tbs foot sohaEss uat
that weight will te subject - charge of ~ foot Or
neat Es press under tbs tsrn Of reduced ratss -
forsard per steamer GEO. LAW on TharsAsy April o. -
In shsrrs % cur eva special meas.sEss 70 dssbaa
usn Shipper will please send Ia thsr freight early
CAEDAdsms Co. respectfully give motto. tkAs tkG1
express facilities remAn nndis'urtsd and ha, ag
roy upon the utmost attention being paid In dispatshn
goods with tho greatest speed aud delivering ths ta
mediatsly arrival Our fos
ara Large and smple-nsvsr more 80 than nov.
w. Is DINsMOHK
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Personal.

Tho Hon. Henry A. Wise, the democrat.
ic candidate for Governor Of Virginil was in
Washington 10 day. In conversation with
friends ne seemed to be ssnguine OF an election
by eleven thousand majority.
~. Lindengreen, Esq British Consul at
Porto Rico, is dead.
1.-The S: Louis brought homo the body Of
Martin Van Buren,, Jr., son Of the Ex.Prssi.
dent. The father ia in France, and is not ex-
Psc!ed 10 return until June.
THE Freeman g Journal says It has been
requested 10 state that "his Holiness Pin. III e
IAJh hts been pleased to confer uron the Rev
n. 4. Wallace, l. l.. ID, of Williams burg, the
degree OF Doctor of Divinity, in consider alton
o4 the literary and theological merit Of the
Rev. gentleman religious poems
THE Emperor Of the French has ofsred
Loco gaiaeas, open 70 Great Britain AID Ire
land, for perfect broke charger for The En-.
press. EemIst 20 thorough bred, Quot with
troops. AID stand fire.
1.-The Hon. Ffascis Villiers, ". p. for
Rochester, fourth son OF the earl of Jer;ey.
has left England being defaulter or the turf
for upwards Of cleo OCO.
....Eli Hszieton, for some time past known
rs TIE PROPRIETOR of public bou q at IOs Charl.
ton street, n. Committed suicide or stabbinc
himself in the head with shoemaEer's knife
on Wednesday
John Woodruff, II. c., from New HAVEN.
Conn, lad his leg broken on Thursday, a,
New Haven, by the breaking Of wagon or
which he was riii2g
....James Irving, Of Poole 2otoriety, and
Wm shaw, another fast man." have beer
Bnulcted in S. 900 damages. by Brooklyn
On. " cOur;, for hauling man on the race
course, last SeItember.
....J. w. Eabens, u. S. Commercial Agen
for San Juan De Nicaragua, and Mrs Scott
wife Of Lieut.. General Scott, are each at VIII
lard's Hotel.
....Hathapiel Bottoms, Esq Of Indiana
U S Coasul at Geneva, Switzerland, is il
Washington, preparing to depart fl bis post
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q The Great Provincial Council of the
Roman Catholic Church will commence In Bal.
tinoTs on the 9th Of May and continue ur.
I'll tie 18Th. The Archbishop of Baltimore
will preside. There will be an attendance of
bishops from Richmond, Wheeling, Pittsburg,
Erie and Philadelp hia-the Sees CT Sayanaa al
and Charleston bsing vacant By death. This
Is the frss Provincial Council since the divi.
sion Of the United States into several arch.
hishoprics
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sPIgIT OP TaH MORNING PRESS

The Union argues the Cuba question to day
with ability, and more than usual moderation
Of expression, showing that the prstercs that
this Government will be doing wrong in pro-
iectiBg American commerce on the high seas
frsp Spanish police interference to be alto
geihsr wrong. We also find in the Union an
extract from a late anti -Know Nothing speech
q: Mr.. VIM. Z Robinson, wherein that gentle.
man says that, in reply to q request from him
for Information on the subject, Jared Sparks
writes that he had never seen any such order
from General Washington as-''put none but
Americans on guard tonight, and that he
does not believe he ever issued any such order
giving reasons why no eoncsives the story to
be without foundation.
The Intsitigsneer re-publishes the follow
iug explanation Of the alleged firing into'
tie brig Hickman, of Cape San Antonio
From the St Johns News, Of April "a
Hr FEEERTY The following item Of news
appears in your paper Of this days date:
"The brig Hickman, from Boston, bound to
Ma;apSaS, was fired at three times by a Span
jsh cruiser, and after al examination of papers
the brig was allowed to proceed On her voy.
Cabinet at Washington for some time"
Now, sir, the fxc.s OF the case hare gst to
be told i was passenger ON board the bark
Jhalia, fer ST Johns. Our vessel was present
during the ceremony A Spanish Inan.of war
hove in sight; To al once hoisted our colors,
(Which is a universal custom of all nations,
and when the war vessel came up We turned
helm and fell TO the lee OK her, it being u Gus
tcmsIy marx OF courtesy towards man-of-
war Of any nation. Our compliment to the
stranger was politely answered and so we
moved en The /" Hickman, Of Boston," las
the vessel turns out 10 be- next came within
hail of the Spsnisrd; and instead of doing
as We did, hoist his bunting, that it might be
seen that he belonged to a civilized country,
he doggsGly attempted to move away, not dis
posed to tell bis county. The Spaniard, mot
slowing bit that the schoone: might be a
pirate or a - iliibuster y fred blank shot
across her bow to bring him to his senses This
had 20 effect. A second shot was fred across
the stern.0f the schooner; aud, as these two
hints did not produce any effect, the Spaniard
pitched a bull towards the hull Of the Hick-
man. This brough: tho schooner up. The
Suspieiot;s vessel "a vessel that will no. show
her colors IS certainly suspicious) was over
hauled, and suffered to depart after the officer
who went on board found out that she was
legitimate trader Now, sir, had the Amer
lean shown his colors there would have been
10 shots f5sl. Had VS. Kept cur English
colols TO ourselves, instead Of showing them
10 the Spaoiard, we should have met with the
same treatment, and ieservedly so.
"A PASSENGER on BOAR D TIE BARK ITALIA
Friday, April 20. At St. Johns, IN. b
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DARING ATTEMPT 1t is tho daily custom, q,
the City Prison in New York, to let tho prison
crs out of their cells about eight o'clock in the
morning, to exercise themselves on tho CORR
dor. On Thursday morning they had been
out but few minutes When William Eberle
who is indicted for the murder Of John Gilfoy,
crept ap behind Mr.. Charles Hoople, one OF
the deputy keepers, and stabbed him in the
bsck with case knife. The assassin then
ran t, the other end Of the corridor and threy
the knife away. The wound iuficted was very
severe, but not Of fatal character This
cause of the act was not known. Eserle, 1t
seems, had previously expressed his wish to
poison Mr.. uoople, if he could get the chan 90
The offender was, Immediately after the act
put in chains
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE

IVeatAer-Diorama-W Water Notiee-Asses,
-Meettng--FIsh.
ALEXANDRIA, April %, 1855.
This morning rises upon US clear, bright
end beautiful.
Last oTening. the Diorama of Bunker Hill,
gave its second benefit 20 the Hydrauiion Fire
Company, and this afternoon and evening i,
is open for the benefit of Alexandria's mobiles,
charity the Female Orphan Asylum. We feel
confident our citizens will not be backward in
their patronage.
The Alexandria Water Company publish in
the morning papers notice that, in future
particular attention must be paid to their rules
relating to water.
The Board Of Revisors Of Assessments open
their session at the Council chamber on Mon
doy, the 7th proximo.
Next Tuesday evening the Democrats and
Know Nothings haze public meetings. The
former at the Lyceum, where Jas. s. Skinner
will address the psople, and the latter at the
new American Hall, where Mr. Mitchell will
defend the basis principles Of the American
party in Virginia.
Fish sell this morning low. shad 81; Her
ring 81 5Os$5. AMI
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B@A sea monster was caught near Punta
Rosa, on the 22d ult., which had q mouth
three and half feet long, and wide enough
to swallow canoe. The space between its
eyes measured four feet four inches, its length
of body nineteen feet, and breadth nineteen
fcet-weighing 5000 pounds!
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THE EsCORT.-CoMPANrEs IN

< THE ESCORT.-COMPANIES IN
d. tending TO join in the escort of the West
ern Hose Company, will meet at their respect
i've Engine Houses and proceed 10 the Hall OF The
Western Hose Company On 26th street, at 81 o'ck
4. The procession will then proceed by tie fol
lowing route From 10Th street to X, up street tC
Pennsylvania avenue, down Pa. avenue to n. York
avenue, up New York avenue TO 7ih, down 7tlI io
street, down Z TO 5th. down 5th TO Louisiana av
enue, from La avenue TO Indiana avenue down In
diana avenue to the Depot, return from Depot TO N
Jersey avenue, thence 10 the Columbia Engine
House, from thence w Penn. ave to Georgetown
up ID idge .ireet 10 High, down High street to the
V:giiant Engine House, from thence 10 their Hall.
J. T. EDWARDS,
ap 2S-2ts See w. H. Co
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QN0 RE w ARD.-My servant eih, Marga-
cpCO ret, lett my house On New York avenue
The 18th instant, and il is believed she had been de-
coyed off and secreted BY free negroes. will give
the above reward If taken out OF the District and sos
IL taken in Washington or vicinity, and delivered To
NE. She is about i've feet high, tweuiy-one years
of age, copper color, rather stouty built AMI has
quick way Of speaking She is believed to be still
in Washington. F. NJ. EWELL
an :S-co2ts
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TAG LAST OF SoSrAa.--Aoeounts from Ham
burg, Of the 81 instant, mention the arrival oil
the Danish brig Juno, Captain Bohn, from
Lsguna, with tao remains Of the Counties.
Rossi, better known by her maiden name Ct
Hsnriette Sontag who, it will be remembered
died of the cholera while making profes
sionsl tour IN Mexico. The corpse-which il
preserved in three oofins, one within the Other
- was forwarded by railroad 10 Berlin, in the
first instance, where the widower was accred
tied formerly as the Envoy of the King of Sar
DINA.
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POWDER MILL ExPLosIoy.-Last Wednes-
day morning, the chimney Of the drying house
of Stonsback & Detweiler's powder mill, on
TOhicoD creek, in HaycOck township, Bucks
county. Pa, took FIRE, and the hands had
barely time to make their escape when about
four tons of powder exploded, blowing the
mill to atoms. Fortunately no person was in
iurei
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- recent experiment with a new elec-
trie light has been made in London Con-
slant light'eaual to seve nty-two gas organ
burners was produced, and the cost was almost
nothing, and the materials consumed were
converted into valuable pigments. So says
an English journal
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TO PERSONS DECLINING HOUSE.

KEEPING-FURNITURE BOUGHT!
DERSONS decrin, Housekeeping, and wishing
J. to avoid The trouble and expense incident TO a
public auction, will find at all times repaired TO
purchase their entire household effects, for which
we will ply the highest cash prices.
HOusekeepers AM Others having a surplu. of new
and second hand FURNITURE will find that they
can dispose of articles advantageousy by making
application to BONTZ COOMIS,
New and second hand Furniture Dealers,
No: 800 Seventh ST., between and X.
ap 2S-,o2It
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ST. DoNIseo -Intelligsncs has been re-
oeived at New York Of conspiracy for get
ting up revolution with view to securing
tho recall Of the exiled President Psss, hav.
ing been discover d and put down.
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SPEcULArIoNs N PLoUR.-0ne Of the -four
merchants In Trenton IN. j. has purchased
one Thousand barrels of -four in New York for
speculation In the FORMER city.
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RST. PATRiCK'S.-On MONDAY nexi,
~ the Both in ,tant, at 10 O'Clock m, n Sol
emn Anniversary Mas will be offered I'D in this
Church for the repose of the soul of the laie vene.
able and venerated pastor, the Very Rev. William
Matthews. Rev. b. A. MAGUiRE, President of the
Georgetown College will preach on the occasion.
ap2S-lt
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FOR MOUNT VERNON
AND WHITE HOUSE PAVILION

Sl~A The Steamer THOS. COLLYER
szzzxfszs;3 will make two trips to the above pla-
ets lac ~ week.
The Boa: leaves Washington at AID Alexandra
at ~ a. m. on TUESDAY, May Let, and FRIDAY,
Nav 4th.
The trips will give the passengers the privilege of
spending The day at the White House, where they
can sec thousands of fish caught, and great quaa
tity of wild flowers cane be got.
Fare round trip to Mount Vernon and the White
House, 81. To the White House SO cents each
Children half price.
The Boat will return to Washington about o'clk
m.
A good band Of music will accompany The party
on the above trips.
WIN. COKE will furnish Plank Shad Dinner at
the Pavilion, with all the deieacies Of the season
and collaiions for those wishing them.
ap % ST