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AMOUNT

AMOUNT All l6
Cr.
Paid Jno. Edinger and Jno. n. Stokes
Committee. - O3
Peter Miller witness fess l 81
Theodore Schoch for Printing
Blanks, &C., 1928 81 90
50 Geo u. Miller & Robert Boys
Committee. 3 %
Jacob X. Shafer witness fees 1 54
Keller & Alleger, printing, &c. 7 so
Sias l. Prake, 5 50
c Saylor Manager, &c 10
John Casebeer, witness fees 81
R S Staples Prest & Manager 10 90
E II Walton, painting signs 3 IS
"CU Warwick, painting signs 375
r Houston, signs y O0
Geo II Miller, & Silas L Drake
Committee b O6
- Jacob StoufIer Manager, & Com 9 90
Miller s. Kern Committee 81
Hannah Bush, witness fees 90
"J H Walton, fees as Sec. and
Manager, &c 81 %
" Managers fees 1925
John D Eck's loss S 90
Theodore Schoch, printing &
Blanks 10 5O
the Secretary for making Ill
Policies III OO
Treasurers Commissions for
rec. & paying out 1899 "a. 19 81
E II Walton obtaining Policies 3OO
Policies applied for, not taken
out or fees paid. IL 3s
1914 "a
Auditors fees 81
Balance due in Treasurers hands at
settlement lou 30
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Spts. Turpentime on hand and for
Dsale by r. HOLLiNSHEA
Stroudsburg, Marc hoo, 1854.
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gS7 Boots and Shoes:
a. Mems heavy boots and brogans, water
proof calf DO; boys, youths and childrens; la
dies kip, calf, enameled and kid boots; bus
kins and CATERS; misses and childrens d.;
ladies and misses gums; mems and boys d.;
in fact every thing comprising full country
assortment, all of which will be sold cheap
for cash or produce. Call and see for your
selves G. r. ANDRE.
Stroudsburg, October 5, 1854.
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Fail and Winter Goods.

EaIi and Winter Goods,
selected from the City markets, among which
may be found varied assortment of Ladies
dress goods, to wit: Fancy plaid and stripe,
Delanes and Cashmeres; Gala plaids. French
Merinos, wool Delanes, Alpacas and Coburgs,
dress trimming, assorted; under sleeves and
chemizettes; Jaconet and Swiss edgino; black
and fancy cassimeres; sattinets from 375 up;
Kentucks, fancy plaids for Boys wear; red,
white and yellow flannels of every grade
Welch do; Shaker do. plain and figured do;
oil cloth for tables, stair and carpets do; and
full assortment of Yankee notions; lining
and dress silks.
Crockery ware, tin ware, and full assort-
ment of hardware, carpenters tools, &c. glass
and nails; also fine lot of cheap ~8z
aROGH7R HE'S, sssssftbS - ftbsS
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es Respectfully inform the citl-
s.-.Essazsss,ssaks zens of Stroudsburg and vi
vi 90 cinitu TINT they have taken
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Stroudsburg and EastOn

Port Jcruis, Mauch Uunk ard Scranton
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MEN OF No ACCOUNT.

The Journal, Of Saturday, seems 10
think thai those Democrats who have
joined the American Organization, are
5men Of no account -- never we're any
great things" shaky," " disappointed"
men--none Of The "Iising mfn." those
who expected promotion, and lpoked 10
j" Democratic future" Tha; is. none
Of those who served their party merely
10 get Office. and wke expect elevation.
and who have been already elevated, by
subsersiency 10 the came.
None OF the characters mentioned by
The Journal. we also believe. have joined
the Know Nolhings'-and we most
sincerely hope they never will. The
American Organization wants none Of
those political hacks whose party is their
couniIy"-who. for the sake Of " De-
morralic future" in the way of promotion.
vii! sacrifice 70 foreign powers and pre-
jldices and passions. The soul Of honor
and tie FIRE d patriotism that glows and
burns in lie American bead---aho would
iesrcraie the glorious il history and The
beautiful 10 principle, iIral they nay gain
Democratic lulure," By The all ii 70.
taignrra. WHO neither practice nor under.
stand tie doctrines by which our country
las heen elevated aud themselves shel.
Tered from The lylannies 81 Europe, civil
and ecclesiastical.
Bat il Is really amusing 10 hear lac
Journal speak with contempt OF men
who were no; long since lauded by t!isl
paper, TO the skies. for their "indomi,s-
lie" Democracy. patriotism, &c. &c.
This conduct reminds US Of the mt Pos.
sum Ssm5o caught, and was carving
home. exuliing q, the prosper; Of cool
supper. At tie expense Of PossDm's car.
case. lie so fat al bow nice how
swef, Subcrry fat" Thus solilnauised
Ssmbo. when. by some csrelcssness on ,he
par. d lie capior. iii;le struggle on the
pari of he captured. Tie animal sprung
from bis embrace. and sought the native
wil,l.. and ran m 10 pursuit 81 liberty.
SarnbD vas amazed ii ibis audaciiy, BOT,
finding he could not oYenake him, pave
ven, u his yirtloas Indignation ii lhis
wise " Yah. We Nasty, siinkin' garuinl
no 10 berry III, arler alI."
va Commercial.
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Icalitics within, leopard tue existence Of the
Union,N at rcmains to be seen whether Booth
pp the Constitution win win The day IN Wis
Iconsin,n


The French Spoliaticn bill has finally passed
both Houses Of Congress, BY quite decided M
iorities but an apprehension prevailed that the
President would veto it.
A treaty recently concluded with Mexico,
has been submitted to the Senate for ratiiica-
ZION. 1t provides, as does the recent treaty
with Russia, that free ships shall make free
goods.
Resolutions were presented in the Senate,
from the Legislature of Michigan, in relation to
slavery, the repeal Of the Missouri compromise,
and the fugitive slave law, and instructing their
Senators on the subject. Mr.. Cas- and Mr..
Smart, Senators from 49, State, gave their
views in reference TO the doctrine Of instruc-
tons, the former at some length and the latter
briefly. They both expressed their intention
to act according 10 their sense Of duty when
ever question should arise bringing them in
collision with the opinions Of their State. We
are glad to see that this "oboy Or resign doc
trino, hcresy brought into vogue BY the vio-
lcnce Of pariyiem, has been rcpudiated by such
high authority ana hope we sec in il evidence
Of return to the true intent and meaning Of
the Constitution.
In the House, the bill to remodel the Diplo-
matte and Consular system, was considered
The bill making provision for the payment o.
certain Texas creditors, was amended, by re-
1ucing the sum to be paid from ss,5oo,Oeo tc
s6,55O,OOO. The bill thus amended passed by
+, vo.e az t53 10 az,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-14

An AnusE Of SoiKxcr. = Kanousr,
nov in prison for robbing the bank at
Westerly. was standing at a railroad de-
pot. when be pointed at The line Of tel.
egraph and said. i" Il is not free cuun.
try where that Thing Is allowed; Il takes
an unfair advantage Of a man." A 81.
mllaran even worse abuse os science
IS before Us IN a handbilI. which offers
reward for German named friedel,
charged with r0bbing = bank. and pub.
fishes a portrait Of him taken lrom a la.
guerrcotype. This docs not give a man
q fair chance; it is an abuse II science
that ought to attract The attention Il
some u the sigilant guardians u popu-
Jar rights whv are constantly on The
look out % protect the weak against Che
strong. roridtatt Journal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-14

IL the absence Of any authentic infor-
nation as to the purposes VI the Know.
Noihings on the slavery question. il IL a
good sign for the Soaih TO see that The
n. Y. Tribune, the Ma ional Era, the Al.
bany Journal, and oiher abolition papers,
unite in drnounr,ng ITO order as favor.
ing the slave interest. The Tribune
charges that the order is openly and a.
towedly pro-slasery. So be ~
rag. Oltesp.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-14

Mr. Amis "a inoeniously and jealous
IL advocated. Mr.. Anis's position is
,ery we'll denoted by His having been
chosen thc Wing candidate fpr Speaker
At the beginning of TIE session. lie
has done nothing during the session TO
forfeit his title to that compliment.
One of thc abtest men In the Com.
mons Il General Bynum, Of Rutherford.
His head ID a very clear one. Ills
speeches are very effective for tho pur-
noses of attack more so for attack |
think than for defence, They are the
very antipodes of those of his fellow
mountaineer, Mr.. Baxter. Nothing
can exceed the great show of candor
made by this latter gentleman during
debate. | do not mean to say that
there is wanting a reality Of candor
but | think have seen speakers equal-
ly as candid, who were altogether
wanting in the same appearance Of cam
dor. MIR. Raxter's honest open coun-
tenance tends very much to produce
this result. lie has very much tie con-
fdence and the ear Of the Commoas.
EVERYDAY has his weak poiat. Pro-
badly i am about to display one of
mine. II 50 yield to he common
lot. The ablest man upon the Demo-
cratic side il Mr. Singlctary! Nobody
else over there possesses ANYTHING like
his acuteness and nerve. He repre-
sents the old side Democratic PARTY |;
IS against all internal improvements
by the State. His defect is that his
courage dcgenerates into obstlnacy.
and several times this session, after a
majority had been well ascertained to
be opposed to his positions, he persist
ed in worrying the House with propo-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-14

Our readers will doubtless remember
correspondence published in our coli
umns few weeks since, 10 which Die.
Washington refused to sell Mount Yer
non to the ladies' Of America, though he
expressed his Willingness 10 allow the
purchase to be made BY Virginia, or BY
the United States Government. TWAS
thought BY some, that an attempt 10 e.
feet Tile purchase would consequently
Is abandnncd--but there were warm
hearts and energetic ninisat work. dat
disbelicrcd the possibility of failure in
a noble enterprise and they are still
Sup and doing" The " Southern Ma.
trun," who was the first protector of
the scheme. addressed to the ladies Of
Virginia an eloquent appeal. conjuring
ihcil not TO abandon an attempt which
must be eventually crowned with sue
cess. She urged them to appeal them
selves TO the Legislature, and TO induce
the ladies Of Virginia in the various
cOuaties. and cities and towns, to APP
peal through their respective delegates.
soliciting the Legislature Of Virginia 10
contract Tor the purchase of Mount
Vernon, aud secure the title, allowing
the ladies II America 10 furnish tie ne.
quisile funds. Her adiurations have
not fallen upon deal ears or insensibIe
hearts--there was too much patriotism
swelling in the breastsof the daughters
% Virginia for that. A meeting II The
officers and other friends 10 the enter,
Prise was oallcd--a new association
formed, cniitlcd tie Mount Vernon
Central Association - tie President.
Vice Presidents, Treasurer and Sccre.
tarIes, were appointed. aud the work
j. " be carried Oh ii good earnest.
f'issmgnd Enquirer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-14

FoarrNEs RfcoYEagp. News of 4
cheering character for some of our eit.
izcns has been received here, and sew.
efal fortunes have been unexpectedly
realized. On the Tih IL Noy'r., Ig4f,
TIE Creole. Capt Robt. Arsaw. bound
from this port 70 New Orleans, with 4
esrgc q slaves, PCT into the Bahama il.
lands, with the slaves III 4 state III mu
tiny. Ofcourse upon touching English
soil the slaves were as free AZ az, ana
their owners lost the money they had
invested in them.
The Joint Commission on England
and American Claims. which has been
~ session in London, las awaded size.
i56 to be paid 70 thc owners ofthe said
slaves. The newsarrvcd here las,Sat.
urday evening. Iiy this decision Mr.
g. w Apperson, proprietor ofthe York
fgen Saloon. neu The Garner Of 18th
afd franelinsi e.e'., recover. SIS. 0oO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-14

nrAra OF On. RrRsRrsos.-We are
informed ihai Dr. George Robertson. u
Caswell County. N. O., died Il lis 10.
sldence n that county 81 SalIrday lAsl.
Our informant slaics ihag he returned
from Raltigh few days before lis death.
suffering considerable pain from several
cafhnncles on biz neck and body. One
II them fastened upon his li,ro.l, and put
. period TO his existence after a week ol
exeruciaiing pain aud bodily suffering.
DmriRs R,gisier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-14

DrcLfSr Is THE rSffED STATEs RI.
YgsUg.--l'hc derline 10 lie amount offe.
venue from customs, &C.. collcripd dur.
ing The month Of jann8iy. il said 10 BE-
less ~ iwo millions Iiiree hundred thou.
sand dpiI7fs than was received during
January ISL The sggfegaie falling I'll
since tic end u October. when The feac
ton 10 the impoa irade began. is 10000,
900. During Tie Gta seven months II
i.e s1ffen. f.c.l ysif, lie decrease il
- Is gUJ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-14

4 young man, formerly Of Orange rom.
~. ny Tie name 81 Cook. entered store
~ Wakee county Few days since and pur.
chased some goods. During his stay 10
exhibited a considerable sun u money.
lie lel with the expressed intention Il
attending psriy in Tie ntiehbnrbood.
a shon time aiier bis departure. his horse
returned without rider Since then he
has not been heard from. and the pIc.
sumption Is that he was murdered.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-14

oi Yesterday, the consideration cl the
amendiaents cf the Honse 10 The bill for
ihe completion az the North Carolina
Railroad, was taken up. The Senate dis
agreed 10 the amendment Of the House,
appropria,iug $4,000 FOR the improve
mens Of Far River.
j In The Commons. Mr.. Normeni. from
the committee on Agriculture. reported
adversely on the bill Incorporating The
Virginia and North Carolina Agrlcul!u,
raj Society,
The bib incorporating . Railroad to
run from the Coal FIELDS in Chatham to
Beaufort, wss taken up. SeyeTa! amends
ments were Withdrawn.
Mr.. Turner moved 10 amend by sirlk-
ing out all provisions for the road east Of
Warsaw. A long debate arose on the
amendlnsn, and the general merits OF the
bill. The amendment was lost - yeas
81, NAYS SO. Some amendments were
made, when the bill. being rut npon its
passage, was rcjccled--ayes 80, noes 62.
Thursday, February 8.
The Senate concuHed in the amend
mems or the House 10 the bill 10 incor-
poratc the Western North Carolina Rail
Road Company and afterwards took up
for consideration the Revenue bill.
In The Commons, Mr.. Whitaker intro.
duced a bill 10 incorporate the Raleigh
and Cape Fear Plankroad Company.
The House, after proiracted debate,
insisted upon It's amendment to the North
Carolina Railroad bill, and message was
sent 10 the Senate accordingly.
The bill 10 increase the salaries Of cer-
tain Stale officers. was considered, and
afterwards laid on The able by vole Of
SO To A..
A bill 10 incorporate the Atlantic, Ten.
nessee and Ohio Railroad Company was
read the second and third Zines and pass,
ed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-14
INTERNAL E,nnroYements.

The present Legislature has certainly taken
bold stand in favor of internal Improvements;
and whatever disputes there may have been
heretofore between Wings and Democrats about
such restrictive words as judieions' and pru-
dent" whom applied to this subject, no Just
ground is now given for complaint that the De-
nocrlts arc not disposed to go far enough in
these works. Indeed there seems 10 have been
generous rivalry between the parties in press
ing forward, with zeal and eaEnastncss, for the
advancement Of the State, hy opening for her
citizens the high ways 70 market, and thus &C.
curing tho Development Of her vast resources.
The following are The most important measures
which have become laws:
The Hills for the Eastern and Western FIX.
tension 81 tie North Carolina Rail Road.
The Bill % complete The North Carolina Rail
Road. Appropriatas si.OOO.DoO.
Tho BIZ to authorize tie Cape Fear and Deep
River Company 10 issue bonds, with the on.
dorsement Of ,aa~aiaie, to the amount Of $500,
900.
The bql granting Ike endorsement, to the
amour, of sa5O,000, 10 the bonds Of company
to construct Ship Canal, 10 connect the wa.
tiers of Albeinare, cuuiiuck and PamIico
Sounds with the Chesapeake Bay.
The bill to incorporate the Wilmington and
Charlotte Rail Road Company.
The bill TO incorporate the Greenville and
French Broad Fail Road Company.
The aggregate ofthe appropriations made IN
these bills viii amount TO quito enough, We
taink, ~ the present; and We cannot, there.
fore, regret the failure 81 some other bills in
which portion u our friends IL, particular
interest
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-14
Tnr USDEronouyp RAnEoApmD,x.

THr USDERoRouSD RAmKoAp IN DAx.
ofR.--A bill was presented in the Illinois
Legislature, on The 10Th inst. to preyen,
The carrying Of colored people On The rail.
roads OF that State without The production
Of certificates Of freedom. Any railroad
company conveying a slave. without such
certificates, 10 be liable To tho owner Tor
double the value Of the slave.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-14

The Massachusetts, House Of Repre-
senialises has instructed lis Comnillee
on lie Judiciary 10 consider The rxpedi-
ency q reporting bill masking cons
vents and nunneries. and Roman Catholic
schools, a open and free d public vista
iion and inspection. Is Protestant inst,
,u,ions."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-14

e. Mr.. Turner delivered speech
in The House OF Commons on the 7ih
inst, on an amendment which he sub
mi,led 10 The bill chartering the FayeiIe-
vile and Beaufort Railroad, 10 stop said
road al Warsaw, which !, would crafty
Us very much II lie would publish. We
understand large number Of the mems
hers Of Tie House desire liz publication.
We cannot give even synopsis Of the
speech. In the course Of lis remarks,
however, he alluded 10 the zesi with
which his democratic friends were com.
| ing into The advocacy Of internal improve
menl projects; and though, they were
becoming dangerous auxiliaries--thal they
were disposed TO GO too Ear, and thought
that the Wing party occupied much the
same position towards the Democrats as
did certain man named Dick Steele
towards the famous addison, who, after
being employed BY Steele TO aid him in
The publication Of a Literary periodical,
found that Addison wrote so much bel>
Ter than himself, that his own literary
reputation was injured by his auxiliary.
The hi...was very happy one. We re-
peat, again. The hope that Mr.. Turner
will give his speech 10 the public.
Rai star.
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Tic Hon. Charles Dnrsee, formerly Rep
rcseniatiye in Congress, has been elected Uni
tel s,a,es Senator from Wisconsin. for az years
from The 9Th Of March next, IN place of Mr..
wsIker. WHOSE tom win then expire. Mr.
Drrkcs has been FFetsoil Democrat, and Il
elected by The Fusion party in the Legislature
Of be State.
The lion. Wm. Il. Seward was reelected
United States senator, II lie Now YORK LcgiI.
lliurs, 81 tic fsh inst. /, maioriiy u pint
ballot of 2s--G ID Tia Senate. anl ls ii liz
House.
III. sgwlris re.sleeiian has bccn lie result
of sehantng aul intrisue, involving n5 little
corruption. II NJ ny credit fep5rta. Itissnii
I'll, s5ms Democratic member II thp I.rgi.la-
tars aiisi u Ii elections md that certain H.
~. Know a9.lnss uefc induced 81 varisus
aPpiisnees, such j. promises u ptoms,ion %
ofi,t. 6e.. . split az from their pity, and 70
for sew4r1. the determined enemy Of tie order.
whltessr may have bgen tie Cause, il i a
nl,tcf for regret that oas % lent upon ris.
chief, pad 80 able % produce il, should 30 leTt
10 a position 50 fag5fa5le or Tho accomplish.
iaent Of his purposes pf agitation.
Lyman 1'rumbuli h1s been elected by the
Legislature Of Illnois United states senator,
ior * ysats iron the i,h Of March mort, in
place q Gen. Shields. Judge TrumbulI Is an
anii-Nebrask. Democrat. and during TIC ran.
vass iast setatan .ssk - active pat D 4 p.b-
lie speaker against liz measure repeating tie
Missouri caapr1niss.
i 80 repoftal Il HARRISBURG "a he mprn.
IT. 81 III sill init, lit there Wgfc s:1ig.oH,
canliiaes II nomination hetofo tn P.nnsyl-
vln;a Legislature IT UnittI states senator
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-14

Modification. = Booti, ihc Wisconsin
Editor sho 80 fined al Imprisoned ~ thc
Federal couri, f5i aiding and abo,iiDe IN The
rescue u fugitive si,ye ias been "a 4 libsf.
y ~ IL sapisme ceafi u Wisconsin. On iho
ground thif he Indictment against BIN was i.
lesil I'llis decision II The STATE coB,, Il per.
n.ttea o alhd, tiiee,neily nnlllfe. ,ho law u
The United slites and oveahlgas the Federal
Judiciary Thu { i ssss tie Nes i0rs
gtft Ia ite ahsilsIenIst. "A. ibc5 thae
tng5ef % mQIs 80 gf salE all lsa ts,ial
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+
To tho resolution Of Mr.. Brodhead. Of
fered few days ago, In The U. ). Senate.
declaring iha, .all secret organizations,
for political purposes, are contrary 10 The
genius Of our institutions and dangerous
10 the Liberties OF The people" the WASH
ingion Organ replies by implorlng The
honorable Senator 10 remember that tho
ballot boT itself is a secret institution. in
tended TO give every man The privilege OF
exercising the right OF suffrage freely and
secretly. Il also supplies piere OF IN
formation, Of which The people generally.
we suspect. like ourselves, have hereto
fore been ignorant. IL Gays:
10 go further. we may add, that there
is secret organization, in This city, op.
posed to Amerieanisn, whose meetings
are held at places well known TO US. and
we even know The name Of distinguish
cd member Of the Cabinet. who addressed
them al recent meeting We know lhe
hieroglypliics Al the corners Of streets.
and we think We could "work nhr way"
into their cnnrlayes If we were SO luclin>
.ed! Qfall tic ridiculous objections made
70 our order, tho most ridiculous 10 tho
objection on lie score Of secrecy. II is
The very qninlessence Of Jrsuiiism in
hose who themselves belong 20 secret
organizations, 10 mako This charge against
US, and they do il simply and only be-
cause amongst The ignorant prejudice is
easily thus created agains, our mode Of
cooperation. when our principles ara al
most universally popular with al classes
Of Americans. demagogles exePted."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-14

d. K. McRAr, Ese.-we learn that
letter was received in this place yes,
tcrlay, stating that the health OF AIR.
Mcisae american Consul at Paris) was
improving, and he was expected to re-
sure the duties of his Office in a few
days. Fay. ojs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-14

Tic people of Wilmington. in town
meeting. have decided. By large major.
ny. ihal rail track from the Depot 10 lie
eenire Of the town. shall not be made.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-14

Presents FROM TnE EMPEROR OF JA-
FAM he presents semitic the President
Of The United States by the Emperor OF
Japan have reached this city, and have
been deposited for the present in the Stale
Department They consist in part Of
silks, swords, writing tables. delicate and
fragile ornaments. vases. bowls OF glass
and other materials. umbrellas, mats,
bells, jars. cabinets. flower box, lanccs.
Japan mating, stone from Japan, stone
lram Loo Choo, agricultural implements,
Japan shine (markcd from Sinlda) her>
medically sealed. samples Of sugar cane,
seven dogs, Two birds, &c. Union.