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From Washington.
THE DANISH SOUND DUES, ETC.

WASHINGTON, MATCH TO, IooU'
The Integence Of this morning says that the Senate
executive session. before the close Of Congress- passed
resolution advising the President to give notice to Den
mark of the termination of the stipulation of the pay
ment of Sound Dues and that said notice has been al
ready transmitted
In the case Of the United States vs. VIM. N. F. Ma
graw for the assault and attempt to kill VIM. Hope,
Jr the editor of the Erening Star, the jury found
verdict for assault and battery only Application was
made for new trial the ground Of newly discovered
important testimony.
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From phIIasieIphia.
RUNoRRD ARREST or BkKER--AN OLD MAN KILLED
ARRIVAL or THE SAN JACIsro.


ARRIVAL or THE SAN JACIsro.
PmiApmrHIA March 10, 1885.
II was currently reported here this morning, that
Baker had been arrested the Morristown Railroad
depot, but making inquiries found the report 10
be untrue the story having originated account OF the
train being searched TO see IL Baker among the
passengers.
Dennis Drisco old man Of sixty, was killed by ths
cars passing him the Germantown Railroad, at
the junction Of Broad street. lie intoxicated az
the time and threw himself on the track.
The United states steamship San Ja.into from Key
vett, .srepor.ed ~ tsirg ttiow.
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THE sLooP OF WAR JAMEsr owN-DIsAsrER.

NORFOLK, March 10, 1855.
Board Of Survey to examine the soop Of James
town has been appointed. Her hold is to be broken
open, and she is to be locked up and thoroughly ex-
amined Her win be temporarily transferred to the
Pennsylvania
The schooner Samuel Lewis, Myers, from New York,
bound to Alexandria, with salt put in here leaking and
with LOSE Of sails, spars &c.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

PoRrcHEsrER, March 10, 1855.
The Boston Express train from New York this after.
noon, ran over little girl the crossing in this
village and this afternoon IT is reported that she died
her injuries The eng did all in his power pre-
vent the catastrophe,
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paper in America) Of oday will contain car,ai earlo
ture on the recent Wit Of the Maine Law sla,urr e.
Randalls Island also cut at the three cent
besides four other cemc illustrations Of recon. nal anon
the Shanghaes Polygsnder Broomsti,ks fourth lett.
beats bocsticks The first " Ten Nights 10 New York
thrilling sketch of city life in all rs phases Nv "ons -
has been around sold all the news depofs ana - 80
newstoys friee three cents; u per year 10 ruhnriha
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Senate.
ALBANY, March 10, 1855.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The bill relative TO Schuyler countyamendatory &c.
was taken up.
After discussion, the question taken upon pend.
ing anne ndment, and lost.
Mr.. WILLIAMS offered several amendments which were
successfully voted down, when
Mr. WATKINS called attention to the fact Of a Quorum
being in attendance there had not been during the
session. though me fact had not been statedand
that the committee report progress on the bill.
The following bills considered
To amend the charter of the village Of Fredona Third
reading.)
To amend tre general plank road law Third reading
Adjourned TO 10 A. H. toll morrow.
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Fancy Bazaar owing the extensive repairs TO be made In
consequence OF the recent IRE the premises Tho
mander Of this immense stock embracing rgt
eulee phper mache work fans, glasses toilet
and ladies dressing cases dressing and shell
combs elegant statuary, Paran porcelain and marble
vases NeNmans celebrated colors together with th
most choice selection Of perumery soaps with nm emf
less variety OF toya Tor the
children All will be sold without regard cost nnordins
III Opportunity to citizens supply thems Ives ulh
everything unique aud beautiful less than half Of IN.
usual prices. 49, = Nv
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March l6, 1855.
Stocks firm az the following rates:-Readng, 42h
Morris Canal, 1bh Long Island Railroad, IL PennsyL
vsna Railroad 4bH; Pennsylvania State Elves, 90. The
money market 10 easy.
NEW ORLEANS March 10, 1855.
Cotton The market Is firm with upward tendency
Sales I, 900 bales middng at SIC.
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Bounty Lana.-Army Officers. Soldier.

teamstera naval otnccrs soanen, marines,
hotla men their surviving widows minor ehildrn
who served In o. the Utted States cnttioI
land for 100 acres All persons entitled VIII ~ AL
dressing receive the proper form % application and -
will obtain their warrants fer moderate
rangements with the Departments Wasbineton nTrd n.
unusual Iaey for the prompt return ~ Claim.
should he left with Us Early ~ possible Land warrants
bought and sold. DRAKE \ BRADFORD ~ WAL n
Rsferrnces- Union Bank, Corn Exchange Bant Eo.s-v
HapE
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Kentucky Democratic state Convention.

LOUISVILLE, March 10, 1855.
The Democratic State Convention met at FRANKFORT
yesterday, and nominated Beverly l.. Clark for Govern
or, and Berah Magofin for Lieutenant. Governor.
The convention passed resolutions strongly denounc.
ing the Know Nothings.
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NEW ORLEANS, March Is, 1855.
The application OF Mrs. Gaines for probate on lost
will Of her father has been refused the ground of
insuciency Of evidence II thought another hearing
in the case will be granted.
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entor invited % the superior articles the sentleme
furnishing store, No Astor House The stock inciude.
every variety Of under snrts and drawers and Dc Jonve
nts hhndkerhfs gloves half hose gold shirt studs nd
sleeve buttons mounted and otherwise 6c imported f
the spring and trade The prices modra. ANA
he I'M lea So
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WARD SCHOOL No. 36,-There will be a public exami
nation Of the female department Of this school, by the
City Superintendent, on Monday, March 10, commenc
ing at A. II.
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wIndowshadc Manufacturer. Imno.,. >,

E eornices lace and muslin curtains damaks buff Ho
lands, &c kELTf FERGUSON, Nos 2gls Droadsnv
ana - kesde street are Offering great puf
chAs'fs 81 the above goods All kinds
mace 20 order Our superior
Us 70 Keep the reputation have always had " beng tn
cheapest house in the -
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The Reciprocity Treaty.

Boston, March 49, 1885,
By telegraph from Washington we learn the President
viii tomorrow issue proclamation, carrying Into effect
the Reciprocity Treaty with the British Provinces.
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Navigation OF the Ohio.

CINCINNATI, March 10, 1855
The Ohio sixteen feet Of water in
the channel at this point Business generally is quite
active and Eastern exchange has advanced to 4 per
cent premium,
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italian opera-Flrst Night Of the New Season.

Italian Opera-FIrst Night or the New Season.
There spirit, dash and life about the Acade-
my last night than there has at any time since the
departure Of Grs and Mario The occasion the first
night Of the season, under the direction of
mttee Of the stockholders, and there a very
fair house to hear the Lucrezia Borga of Donzetti
sung by stefanone, supported by Brienoli Cen
naro, Badai the Duke and Mile vestva
MafRo Orsini. Although stefsnones voice was
rendered unequal by slight hoarsenes, which,
however only perceptble at intervals, the per-
formance was in many respects Of the very best
have seen. Steffanone played Lucrezia with good
deal Of vgor and intensity and at times seemed carried
away by the action of the After the second act
could readily forgive her for all Of her short comings
in the FIRST The Gennaro Of the night quvo
cal In the first act his resemblance to Mario
was astonishing His voice has the rich full quail.
ity and is superior in the lower register He how
ever, lacks the artistic finish of the great tenor Mr.
Brgnol, however, much better in Gennaro than in
Edgardo and encouraged by the corday Of the house.
he put forth his best efforts apparent by his fine
rendering of his opening air in the third act for which
he called out and encored Badali always the ex-
cellent and reliable artist in fine voice. he acted and
sung his part admirably Maio Orsini is the part in
which Nine Vestva made sensation here a short time
since and 1t equally successful last night vesval
is charming person, with good face and dne figure
LIS not remarkable hen that she should make SEN
sation, especially when to this personal beauty is
added q contralto voice rarely excelled in sweet
and power. Mile vestvah Is not yet thorough
artist however Last night she excellent in
the first act, but spoiled the dashing Brndisi in
the third act by the afectation of her method,
The audience was quite enthusiastic made
hit-vestvah charmed "Yeung New York"-the Opera
habttues declared the performance a smooth and
excellent one-the scenery and dresses new and
appropratethe orchestra and chorus good-all the ar
lists called before the curtain at the end of each
act-and the new may be considered as inau-
gurated with very good prestige.
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ALBANY, March TO, 1850
The SPEAKER took the chair at IL O'Clock, but the
roll being called. quorum answered, and the mem
bers present ordered a recess to 7oclock
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The New York P,eayune, I'm. oni, con,,..

for l5' ny HIRAM ANDERSON No. % Bowery The
lsrFet assortment of medallion velvet Tapestry tru.s
three ply and grain earptos at tremendous Low prees
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omorrow VIII contain biographical sketehof the late
mA IH3e written by dist nruished politician 81 thi.
afusrreotype. 'V'n NE
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Only So 4, for rfstaIllc Spring snnnL Ron,.

rsde 70 order ~ BAkEa - Avn street daatle sIs a.
Al made - the tct. freIc oalr SKIN uarrsntes -,
french patent leather rcn e q g., ilaJs 70 csder
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The Death OF the Emperor OF Russia.
OPINION OF THE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR
BALTIMORE March 16, 1855.
The Washington correspondent OF the Sun of this
CITY, teegraphs that the Russian Minister pronounces
the death Of the Gar unmitigsted hoax.
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Spring Fashions arc Just Now the Topic OF
conversation both ladies and gentlemen who
have KNOWS style of hat, gentle
mems wear decidedly behind the Combining all
the requisites which make really splendid hat, has
already been universally adopted by gentlemen
and refnsment Drop in at 1T Fulton street Sun Build
ng or 5S3 Broadway Urescot House,, and get Knoxed
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Spring Style OF Hats just NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81 readers in want of hat obtain ~
HALLS 34 Broadway who is the leader o.
fashion New York BY public APPRECIATION. Corner Of Lis
penard and Broadway.
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THE DISCONTINUED DEMOCRACY The Rich
mond Enquirer, speaking of the resignation
of Mr.. Soule, says -" II Mr.. Soult be not
grossly misrepresented, he is lending himself to
the disconnected democracy, and is abetting a
factious war against the administration. to
whose generous confidence he is indebted for
the highest distinction to which he can ASPIRE
1.-THE discontinued democracy ~ Are you
there Where are they? Not in Virginia we
hope. The discontented democracy p Speak
ing right out in meeting Oh fe fe!
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Genin's Spring Styles OF Gentlemen's Hats
and Caps are now ready at 2i Broadway opposite St. Pauls
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Mealio IL Out with his Spring Style, and
ar of his rivals in quality style and
ner OF Broadway and Canal street.
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NiBLo's GARDEs-GERsAS OpTRA. The secoud per-
formance Of Flotow's "Martha, /" very agreeable
position, win take place at Nibos this evening The
orchestra, artists, &C. of the German opera company
here are well worthy public patronage.
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customers and the public TO great Improvement per-
feced in hats manufactured upon entirely
tionan improvement OF his the water proof sn,
by which aims its shape much longer and
perpetual gloss This invention with him viii
used exclusively in the OF his hats and viii
give them preference all others in tbis city Call
judge for Of the advantages offered by this esa
list ment. N ESPENSCHEID, hat manufacturer No liz
Nassau street. between Beekman and Ann streets
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WARS TINS We understand that within
few days past the Know Nothings of the Allen
branch have been holding State Convention
in Knickerbocker Hall in this city. What is
THE? What does the ALLEN branch expect
to do outside CT The general organigation2 II
they must quarrel over the chickens, let them
wait at least til they are hatched.
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Hs patent color superior the European process of
solorng, will be introduced in few days by HOLMES ~
Broadwsy stereoscopes 81; daguerreotypes 70 and 20
cents. Depot Of the double camera
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Examine the Spring style Of Gent

hats introduced by DAVID They beautiful style
and hnish lhofe who want really elegant hat should
give him CALL at his saesroom sol Broadway second door
Duane street.
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White Spring Styles OF Hats and Caps and
soft hats for geptemen's ready Those
want Of beautiful article for the spring will Ind
WHITES, 2l2 Broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
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earned as well as most popular musical instrument in use
msnnaet ured At S Broadway, Waters store
" koBEhTsoN, inventor and teacher Of the Improved
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teons tuned the equal temperament be only "A
the music and piano store Of HORACE WATERS !23 Broad
way The trade supplied the most reasonable tesua
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important 20 Housekcepers.-Oar Spring
assortment Of carpetings oclotbs, curtains and cur
n materials, - now ready for inspection, and win be-
offered ~ greatly reduced prices. LORD Il TAYLOR.
Srsnd street, corner of Chryste.
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hat equal in elegance beauty and durability, to Broad
way ~ hat will to-day be fully demonstrated every
satisfaction, by calling BANT the Canal
ter, at his store log Canal street. Wooster
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Pfanos.-T. Gilbert u Co.'s Celebrated HIt-.
sn pianos Horace Waters modern improved pianos and
those OF large number of other makes The
arget and most desirable United States
viii be sold at prices which defy competition for each or
ttsfactory paper Persons the city receiving orders for
g,auos or musical instruments of any kind win find To
HORACE WATERS 2aa R-o.s-
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nation Of the female department Of this school, by the
City Superintendent, on Monday March 10, commenc-
ing at DAM.
Spring Fashions arc Just Now the Topic or
sosn ladies' and gentlemen Those Who
mems wear, decidedly behind the age. Combining all
.rsady diversity saspssd 5y Gentlemen taste
n ns 81 @ ~ ons pS S9n
Spring Sly lie Of Hats just Introduce d.-Thoss
HALLS i Broadway who is the aeinowisdsed leader Q:
fasho in New York public appreciation. Corner Of Lis
Examine the Spring Style OF GentIemen's
hats introduced BY pAyID They beautiful in style
sra s h1s shS want RALLY elegant hs. Should
nom Duane street.
Mealio Is Out with his Spring Style, and
n aI II Il. any :. his rivals n the quality and
ner of broadway and Canal street.
Genin's Spring Styles or GentIemen's Hats
and Caps are now ready at ia Broadway opposite St. Paus
White Spring Styles OF Hats and Caps and
The :rn n viii iffd ad tS SSas AZ
Espenscheid solicits the Attention or His.
and the public 70 great improyemen Just
tiOnan improvement Of his the water proof sn,
b used sxelasyey in the hats WIZ
judge yourselves Of the advantages offered hs
lstment n. EsPENSCHEID, hat manufacturer, No. Ils
Nassau street, between Beekman and Ann streets.
The Pleasing Fact, That a Canal Street 81
hat equal in elegance, beauty and durability Broad
~ hat, will to-day be fully
sausacton, by calling BANTA, the Canal hat
ter at his new store log Canal street. Wooster
Pfan0s.-T. Gilbert u Co.'s Celebrated Hx~.
ban pianos Horace Waters modern improved pianos ana
those OF large number of other makes The
argest and most desirable United States
VIII be sold at prices which defy competition each or
sfaeory paper Persons tho city receiving orders for
nauos or musical instruments of kind, win il ia
HORACE WATERS, 3ss broadway.
Melodeons IS. ID. d II. w. Smith,. N1elo..
the mutic and piano Of HORACE WATERS lg3 Broaa
way The trade supplied on the most reasonable teyua
The Improved Violln.-The most easiIy
earned az well as most popular musical in use
W. ROBERTSON, inventor and teacher Of the improysd
keyed violin. f
photographs In Cromatint, Finished by
Hfs patent color superior the European process
eooring, will be introduced in few days by HOLMES 2sa
broadway stereoscopes 81; daguerreotypes 70 and 70
cents Depot Of the double camera.
Important 10 House kcepers.-Our Spring
assortment OF carpetings, ocloths curtains, and
ain materials 10 now ready for inspection and viii bo
offered ~ greatly reduced prices LORD Il TAYLOR,
srand street, corner of Chrystie
-
Great Sale OF Fancy Goods aG III. =. Rogers,
BaLanr TO the TO be
consequence OF the recent IRE the premises The re-
maindor this stock embracing vorkbo ,.,i
0la snsI.k
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AATt llAAEhhI3HO kbthLA HI EHA hiIAtA1NA
GOyEhssEsr.
Wa D1rsnrNssr kKrrniic ~ AirsHagrt,
srssAss, JaGs lsss.
Ea-His Egpr-us Ercsilsncy has b~~a p4sssea 70
irsue tks foiiowin deere.
TIU psFtrT rnJsIprAT EsrrHisc ucsEA0ca
TO us fAssNrANr
Having posiNve ibfor rrnstsn that tho a1ven;gf~rs,
cal npeditsn In The Lnitsd STATES u North AnsYsr&
sgInss h rsIubie, wlih risw ~ iasipg pDsssssion
a pynen o ia tarritosy pndsr falss prstssoesr al
Dslrg antssd that p1itoa ni~D3. y sttsek sed
destroy the rssn>s " tas nston ~ heafA<asss
teD1 70 rsak 10 tts dsfsscs ans s sAer~a cosy
q bs so,srpnsp' io aeops sne~st HsAssfss f.r pc
ssrvifs ihs territorial integrity ~ - f"rastc sad
sa,lng ~ s>,gssnsy ssd hD-fy. fssfsfSrs, ia tos
sg.fels- q hs possft y escfsss -
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tn rfoas Who voiuntaraly ~ sntsrtsis ths ~nsny "
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