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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-01
Thursday Morning Feb. L, 1855
THE LAMENT OF THE IRISH EMI-
- GRANT.

Portrayihg the feelings OF an Irish peasant previo
his leaving home calling up the scenes Of his you
ider the painful reflection of having buried his wi
ID child, and what his feelings will be in AmeriC
I'm sitting on the stle, Mary,
Where we sat side by side,
On bright May morning long ago,
When hrst you were my bride,
The corn was springing fresh and green,,
And the lark sang lsud and high,
And the red was on thy lip, Mary,
And the love lightiL your eye.
The place is little changed, Mary,
The day as bright as them
The lark's loud song is in my ear,
And the corn is green again.
But miss the soft clasp ofyour hand,
And your breath warm my cheek,
And stitl keep listening for the words,
'sYou never more may speak.''
IT'S but step downyondcr iane,
And the little church stands near;
The church where we were wed, Mary,
soc the spire from here.
But the graveyard lies between, Mary
And my step might break your rest,
For I'vo laid you darling down to sleep
With your baby on your breast.
I'm very lonely now, Mary,
For the poor make no now friends
Blu. Oh, they love the better far
Tho few our Father sends.
And you were all Ihad, Mary,
My blessing and my pride;
Therc's nothing left to care for now,
Since my poor Mary died.
Ycur's was the brave good heart, Mary,
That still kept hoping on,
When tho trust in God had leffmy soul,
And my arms young strength had gone,
There was comfort ever on your lip,
and tho kind look on your brow;
bless you for that same, May,
Though you cant hear mo now.
thank you for that patient smilo,
When your heart was 1T to break.
When the hunger pain was gnGwiug there,
And you hid itIer my sake
bless you for the pleasant word,
When your hsart was sad and sore;
Oh. I'm thanSfal you are gone, Mary, ..
Whsre grief can't rsach you moro.
I'm bidding you long farewell,
My Mary KIND and true,
Bat I'll not forget you darling,
In the land I'm going to.
They say thcrc's bread and WORK for all,
Aud the sun shines always there,
But III not forget Old ireland,
Were 1t fifty times as fair.
And often in those grand old woods
III sit and shut my eyes,
And my heart will travel back again
Tothe place whore Mary lies,
Aud I'll think see Tho little stile,
Where we sa. side by side,
And the springing corn, and the bright May mo
Whom FIRST youwere my bride.
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Oh dusie: mighty Dudel
Thou art all ofbliss on earth;
ihoa giT's. the loTera' moonlight ials
And poets song their birth.
lhers'shol heart, however rude,
ho~ever base il be,
but hath some slender string that yield,
An answering Hots 20 thee:
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A wise man, said Seneca, is provided
for occurrences of any kind; the good he
manages, the bad he vanishes, in prosper
ity he betrays no presumption, and in ad-
versity he feels no dependency.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-01

AN exchange says.-our junior partner
returned pair of trowsers TO his tailor
last week, because they were too small in
the legs. "But you told me to make them
tight as your skin," said the tailor
''True," said our colleague, "for 1 can sit
down in my skin, but I'll be split i'll can in
those breecbes." The tailor caved IN.
A little snow, tumbled about. anon, be-
comes mountain.
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ny NATIVE HoMK.

I'm back ssAini I'm back again.
Ny foot Is on the shore;
l tread the bright and grassy plain
ofmy native home once mora.
Hail, native cline! hail, native elmo.
Land ofthe brave and free!
Though long SstFang'd, Thy exile rung'd,
His heart comes back to thee.
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NE BIRD.CATcPnR.

Health In his rags, conteat upon his 6aee-
ne goes IA enslEger ola leGtAsr'd rgce:
e. sarls IKE wAGbisss, may b. ~ I'd and yh..
lhc on; 70 sing, tAs other bTeak-fvr sgort,
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EEMaDy powder their faces that their
skin may appear white; It is as apoulterer
hours an old hen, tina. It may pass fos
tender chicken.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-01

The FRurs OF THE BIBLE.-But lately,
a Roman Catholic priest, in Belgium, re-
buked a young woman and her brother for
reading that "6ad book" pointing to the
Bible.
"Mr. Priest" replied she, ga little while
ago, my brother was an idler, gambler, a
druukard, and made such noise in the
house that no one could stay in it. Since
be began to read the Bible, he works with
industry,-goes no longer to the tavern,-
no longer touches cards,-brings home
money to his poor old mothers our life al
home is quiet and delightful. How come:
it, Mr.. Priest, that bad book produces
such good fruits?"
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MoRosExEss.-A,morose disposition will
assuredly increaes, like disease, ifit is
not cured. Shun it, then, as you would
wasting consumption, which is contin-
ually knawing at the vitals of life. How
winning to the care-worn mind is the
pleasant smile and the soothing language
Of an affectionate heart, Think of it, fair
reader, and ponder well the path of wis
dom. A morose tyrant is welcome 10 all
the honors his deeds or his wealth may Sc
cure him. When dead society has no tears
to shed over his grave. Peace to his ashes,
but as to his memory it is not worth pre-
serving.
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"-asyear by year and day by day,
Some friend still trusted drops away,
Mother! dear Mother! Oh! dosi thou see
How the shortened chain brings me nearer tbee.''
Cleveland Werald. .
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onesf q said beef and pork be delivered each the
me rsmsans ha s me Z, day q Jun. 1850 unless earlier
be Unity days ahsr delivery.
% T." S
delivery covering all expense: and All charge
day INo,.Hssr day January
eod' shoulders q rnsuon END: q .etns and
paris ed Nos D. and drawing desesoa
orm part o The se wholly excluded from ssen bar
RI a M e s ... ~ .s 4: ri. ..
and :ss !" not less TAO"
Inc porn be packed from e.rnfsa, wsuhus.es hcp
ns % @
excluding heads o'ss nechs shoulders hams
sas sss aa ~s'shss M pauaa.
beef and pork Be sailed
ns. q ...a s :. -. nd p. bee:
elusive % pickle be made from fresh ~s,e strong salt
Eaen barrel must eon,sn fa 40 pound. a.s weigh,
pork and n exec, q .ssa ss' .,,e. vii = s,,a s,
Of white ssadDE
man q an inch thick ssy mot -
ss iron ~ ~ s
and width each bss and q sad
caps
y burning Navy BssTr
:. y: s.. s ma. ~ win s . ~. n.s
hung with letter 81 r., the may
ssf
sa e.. s y ), ne ~
for inspections be paid " he
COED shipping order ..ds.eon Of The
yards aoressd ssr Inspection and hs own
approved ..,,s: ~; = .as. 2 Or. =.
csn,um withheld smoun u each pay
made costsra scnr for the due snd fafs
a "n, n. ~ soo,ssa win IN 4. "a .
be forfeited United xsrs the Of aisr~ cespasts
the deliveries within the ps.csed period In sass failure os
snoned of the qualify and Al The time and psrs ssovs
qaidssd damages Eonsy equal the
psid o. ~ actual delivery here
!. hss rsmra vi, !. made y me Uns1
s. ~ 4. s ss e.
ssd beef pork shall have been and reserved
da, sppsoy-a ~ ns eomnsoSsn rs.pscuvs
navy yards, accordiss 20 ths sswss 81 he ssstsct
"a. slrss.. - = s,.s.ss 70 s4e ess.ss p.s =.
sasa taen s saws~s " ~ barre" ~ ssyse~se~ q sAs
proposals. accepted ana esssl VIII -
s.s q s.s so eases,aa wseh eas.r.s Ss y ..srssa
within day. exclusive oh uas required os NE
aupcass nforins bidder Of The
o. b. -. . e. 10 % :. ss. .
copied IN conformity with this spdestAsd'ss -.
:srses ar 10 ssssss.s oss 1ssa. s2 ), ss.r
b. sss, ssas.ls ,s.s The ssasss o. Bidder. VII
be accepted obgos w,n s days. -ih good
IN. ;. .ses@p...s1 ss ssuss.ss q ~
unised sss. d.ss aas us.ss s....s ase .nsy ?. saw
No proposal viii BE- ecasssd asrs accompanied y sss sss
The sasers residence
offers. ~sh shs chsssisn writ
JOS, coss'sas. approved ara hss.eh
1884, bids m Of e,sss'ss ssa sss sosss
nsn - kssws .aasfscssss = 'sss.ss
dealer ~ N. .rss. sne.ss r..
Jsns i-.svaw
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ARGE AND COMMpDfOUS BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
Capitol fii suctionOn Friday, the LIST day Of juae
shalt se ~ o'ciock oa the premises me large and welt
occaped The Hon Jadge
Craah. userd Delaware 70 the % north
The house thern
arranged roons .nd wide passage through ne hae
walls cellar undar the whole buiding
be,ns half Of lot No &C., having front
ig8 feet inches y
alley The certainly ~ The
locations and beauufu sites Washington
commanding There also excel
the door.
Terms balance in thras and four
purchaser give notes for the deferred payments bearing
day Of
deed Ut trust taken Tile indspuabse
GREEN SCOTT,
May3 Ancuonscrs.
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IL F,e,L aAa Sab Neat Trade 81 Fraaeeis,poratlo
A. IA Jnlssd States Reduction Of BNy, DE-, &eEKraet
letter from correspondent at Paris, Of the 2lst Of
March last
The increase in the price Of Francs has been
- great ls4sso much that general complaint
80 6s The subject From is52 1854 there has been
Increase Of proe from forty 70 forty five per cent The az
ou II tie government Of France having been called 10
WI t,e is efforts have been only prevent further
ssase bat 10 eject dnution from present prices TO
~ - az tariff had been revised aud very great reduc-
NJ S,ye been made upon the importation OF foreign cattle,
. from $40 70 70 IA cents head on beef &e Not only
% bot direct attention q the people Of France has been
d - the OF salt and the experiment OF opening
~ mark. being made with much success The duty on
~ arace has been successfully reduced from - b %
go he 2a6 pounds, or 100 kiogrammes. Under this
SVeon there has been an astonishing Development IN
- imooration In 1885, the importation OF meats tresh
IA AIN reached only 352I quiniaux III sa4 5S 100
,1s wh the first month Of the present year the in-
ortloa has resG 1 aos paa.aur or a 7Ss b
sr.nsm herewith extract from The 'Eeho Agrieol
owing usual mode Of importing salt meats with the re-
1870 values OF the several quantities
Prime pork 4 the most kind in brine Of gray
M barrels 1915 pounds gross or iss soiOo pounds net
vslas from sl4 50 10 sis 81 the barrel.
Ws park L little Imported, and does not find SALE
hing to tat Prime (brst quay( preserved IN brine
h white salt from lean hogs held at from sis ~ 70
Hams ssited sug,red and smoked, sustain COMPARE
Ou with the best have In Europe and nd ready safe
a. Shoulders. dry sated find good deal Of favor in
r They come IN dry barrels OF 9sf s0i00 pounds net
value from SIS 60 SO 50 per 22i pounds, or 100 Eho-
grammes- "a, r ees az 100 ,,o,,od. -, 4, A.
tp Of as pounds net; value, sl3 per lo pounds or
50 kiogrammes. :, ,..- - .., - -
tstiop and value for the benefit of importers By a
[ IN the otI Of March, the Of duties salt meats
MO the French colonies have been reduced as follows Into
W,tnous uadaope Guyana and Reunion, salt meats Of
sign make whatsoever country imported ana under
haoeYer dag viii pay duty Of fifty confines (sa cents
- loo al pounds The duty require
z 81 Louis Senegal, but only when imported In French
hooms either directly from abroad or by extraction from
- ,g~po, Son.e Those imported into Senegal under
egn Tag charged the duty enforced before this de-
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o OFFICIAL.
BsrARragsr or 6rArx,

BsPARragsr 6rArx,
Washington, May 81, 1855
Infot maiion has been received department
United Honolulu
witch islands, of James sssei supposed
Of Boston, Massachusetts whose
BILE Of money in the hands OF the public administrator
Documents snbniang claims
Of the aforesaid Hasel transmitted this department
l-~d3t
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'NF sroaN--On Wednesday afternoon, OF last week,
9ts g Abingdon, Virginia, was visited by terrific
ne rain aud bail fell necessarily for nearly three
W o An hou., running many gardens and injuring
ny uess The garden OF the junior editor Of the Nr-
- - completely destroyed and stream Of water,
~ Dep rushing through his house, drove the fam
Upper story, and damaged good deal OF furni-
" 'as large new stable Of Mr. Alexander Findlay was
ION y foundation and swung across the street
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Rssra ke San acmto Conaaodore HcCaaisy.Depart-
|ss q he amsosen for the Of We understand
hat Commodore McCaaey, after giving the necessary in
ons for the proper disposition of the several vessels Of
2s home squadron has been ordered proceed in the San
iaato TO New York, when Captain Pauding win assume
eommand Of the squadron. We understand, also, that
ssn Jacinto will again this squadron to which
~ be added .rst-class frigate.
The jamestown. the flagship Of the African squadron
rhth temporarily attached CON- McCauley's squad
~ has been ordered TO proceed to her destination.
Pr0amation Of tie Gaptain- General Of a5a The Siege
az Botade Remored translate the following from the
1as journal at Havana:
Official.
Government captains eneracy delegated superintcnd-
Of the treasury Of the everfahful island Of Cuba
oFFIcE or THE MILITARY SECRETARY.
Da Joe Gutierrez &c la Concha governor captain gene
generaLin chief Of the army Of the island, &c, &c
ne adopted for the defence and security Of the
md and the decided disposition OF It's inhabitants TO
an IL nationality have already rendered impossible the
tAae q those who preparing piratica expedition
asi ois territory and internal rebellion, which might
character different from that which it really bad
ihs public tranquility, then, being guaranteed by the
rs4sed moral and material strength which the govern
NJ las derived from the proofs Of loyalty and patriotism
s tas time has arrived for completely re-es,abshing
s confidence BY the exercise OF ordinary legislation.
I7e, therefore, determined TO decree;
Article The state of siege throughout the territory Of
=
aoeksde Of s and adjacent waters. decreed in
mson Of the 18th of February Of this year is removed
JOSE DE LA C0NCHA.
HAVANA, Nay 70, 1856
A0hd decree dissolvea the military commission institu-
PROCLAMATION Of February - 1885, for the purpose OF
pson accused Of conspiracy, treason, and rebellion
sH4 tss State arson and highway robbery and directs
fsora q pending before that commission TO the
-2Hy tribunals having eognrance.
Aher decree repeats proclamation OF February p 1862
s~~. thM ~
a licenses use them and authorizes the reissue Of
n applicants
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--'-''--~'- :
SALES TODAY.
ny ). q. mcguire. Anesisnesr.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE
Friday Juae a. ~ O'Clock, premises
SELL by orphsns' that sanshie of
property of d aad ard generally
College,. The frons 81 cat aeh
10th containing 3s4a square feet
welhaist
brick building which admirably adapted for warehouse for
purposes, purposes this
building very satisfactory Title perfect
twelve, and
by deed u
the premises
.. H. NoURsE, Administrators,
HyWM.
las. g. MeGUIRg,
May 9-eodAds Aucttoneer,
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DEREMPToRY SALE or THE STEAMER rNfON.-on Fr
afternoon June O'Clock, at Pages whsns foot OF
SELL without ihe nearly
present between this
city Ale xandSia.
This Washington In thn 1853
62 breadth Of beam ~ set nches dp OF hold
Al 20 90 house
engine, built by smith ferkin Alexandria Viz
convenient for
loading unloading freight.
residue
satisfactorily secured. JAS q. McGIIEE
May Aucnoassr.
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.r m n.cy pausss he Inaisa States,
a. .ceoast al seoAua.s frsssS 10 t ~ 30 as
n~sfss "esssx -
49, s-~m il pssscy 10 setm al tsasr
hat ssssfs nsr BEEN co..
,.x !. sa~ elaine
~ wcsd b ~s1sd ~ wA h"ss~ns % "cf
r1s,. t ssacy ss~v ebsee
ce~ssss N ts~ ss~al "Annsf - he
session - tss ~apsftsn"" ma es ~
sS ~ h. pest4sA ssfd
u'bans toage~~
w,n sssas - SAAs ~ direct sss,sss
raox hossA hssbes
vssiea !, rasas riss Ard IL ns
e6-dA SAsAS H. tAbsIf@f
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70 ds Editor efAs Uasoa
S& Understanding that there many members Of the
know nothing ooanc in this eiy who anxious tender
their designations but who having assumed only the rst
degree are ignorant o. tbs officially prescribed form doing
So hays respectfully request that you viii publish, for
their Information and benefit, the following adoaba
tAsanc
Porn Of Resignation
|" To the officers and members Of the ward council
Gentlemen hereby tender Say resignation a mem
Der Of your order, and am,
VERY respectfully,
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yyw YoRg May 3i-A fire occurred In Ann street last
nigbt which burned buildings. Shows City Directory
which was nearly ready for publication, partially de-
s,royed The loss is estimated at $4,000
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MARRIED.,

On the 10th n!t the af r. w. ESQ., Bradley
county, Tennsssee Hon. A. SMITH of
gess, Mrs. LAvINfA HENDERSON,, daughter Hon
LUXE LIZ
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~ uttered II moment Of considerable excitement had not
ony 'oSnd no place IN memory bat looking soey the
ZINE sisw eays since you fet warranted in giving na
contf aiaesn fsach be the case, need suggest the
by yoa 20 Mr.. Soalhall.
Sery respectfully, yours,
CHARLES ARFRT
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BY TELEG AP IL.

Negro-Snfrage BIZ Defeated.
HARTFORD May 3In the house of representatives this
morning bill extending the right Of suffrage to negroes
was defeated by majority of 20 votes
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Ngw YoRx May 3l.--The suit Of Matthews g. Beach
the Sun newpaper) to damages for an alleged
libel published in the police report years ago. terminated
i; the superior court this morning verdict rendered
in favor of the defendant.
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Yhe lfarkets.

NV Yoax May 3l.--Cotton Is hrm with an upward
tendency. Flour SITTER but not qnotoy hgher;
arn Il steady Gales Of 900 barrels Wheat IL upward and
srm white Michigan, So CO. Corn has advanced tribe
yale Of S. bushels western mixed at 81 OF TO- Pork
h rreruar old mess, SIC rs Sic 50; new mess, s 30
prime sl4 81 Sl4 49, Beef is unchanged Lard " I'M
changed. Whiskey Is lower Ohio, ~ eensS-
BALrrnoHg May 2l.-Flour ia firm at yesterday rates
sales az 100 barrels City Mills nj $40 75 Howard street
.sles Of $50 barrels Sill Wheat 10 unchanged sales OF
red at 81 40 81 IS; white at 81 80 81 S. corn-the
receipts large this morning amounting 20 bush
eis sales OF white at 81 90 VI 10; yellow ~ - W
81 no.
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MHTKoFotiN,
Washington, MAY ~, lsb5
GENERAL MEETING Of stockholders in TINS bank will be
ihc banding in this Monday he second
Of ects9 u The bnRk for
the year then nsxt ensuing. rs.
The polls viii opsn Al 10 O'Clock M and be eossd CLOCK
p M. ND. %hiFd,
May Jt--eodta5h Jaae kdr2dJuiy Cashier
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NTaCETss respectfully leave sfor~ 30
N bar w ao -
NAV so-M y. eolLANst#s
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sosr orrrer prrA.rnEsr.

'sag' q Tsrks Aaad-We requested 70 state that
~ oas at Turks Island being under the control OF the
"a authorities there officer there to collect, on be-
ihs British Post Ofice Department the postage
sahe On letters from the United States conveyed 70
aa b British Packets. Unless, therefore, the Brit
ss q a cent? per half ounce, in addition 70 The NJ
% postage q 10 20 cents, according TO distance, y
80 10 the Gated Statss the SAME upon letters for
~ places mot British) In The West Indies, they cannot
awarded 10 their Destination
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Navy Reef and Pork for 1856.


NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau OF Provisions and CoshinN June /, 1885.
: EALED PROPOSALS. endorsed g Proposals Besfp
= proposais for Pork will be
this oce until ~ O'Clock, Saturday the 18th day Of July
furnishing
ueice State, the following navy yards
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Arrieal of ne African Sqaadron's Had.

Nrw YORK May sl.--1he barque Catharine phihps ar
rived al SALEM this morning from the coast Of Africa Sh
brings the mail Of the Uaited States African squadron
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secretary Cor president, as the case may be) Of the
-- ward council"
The person resgning may II he choose, give his
for doing bat the above form, brief and simple IL Is
will be sufficient 20 release the member his obg aons
whether the resignation be accepted not
The note should above Indicated be addressed to the
secretary Of the council the president Of the
ONE WHO KNOWS.
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Ssrrh o. 1885.
NOTICE hereby given holders 81 the uated
States described the following notice Of ~ January last st
completing tbs purcbase Of The amount therein
this viii conunns pa-cnass npsn s terms
residue tina
yet o9 5o6 03 said stocks offered aas
esiyed here PRIOR ths nfst day Of June Hsx,i
TaaAsrnr DsrARrMxsr.
January J, 1885,
Noiee hereby given the holders Of the Cd
United his department prepared q
hase the 1as hereof aud t,e st DAY o.
Of 0ckA an0unss In hs aaaesae 70
u no ard the terms hereinafter 'H-
may offered duiy assigned - e tasted
parties receive hs sao~p' nefs" st
BE- INC receipt whereof
pscs paid pounded az the following pasuetas
The vaws, specis~d In sseh csfinssss
wsmiam stock u ~ .oss saborssd ~ re aei
the ~ tst2 eas*nnbs at De-
cembe Tho sosk 81 the onns sazfa
~ o aHt redsemsbse the nH sf
ms Jh Jane, 1865 ~ ~ gsfes5
authorized tns sei u is ard ~
D-esmhss 1854 cssa It's Tsran
Ia,ss.s o. tbs ~ ofJaas,
~ ssassness hs Tfsass ws Inc
reach the owas AZ snrtnsrsst
II addition.
Bossn New Fefk,
o PhIad~iphs, Ne eattss may AAsscI
eer0aess wiz - s.nUsA ne benefit 81 tss soee
actually received u tbs Treasury on % before h~
JAMES GUTBRig,
Of tns Tfeaearps
M1s-suaseln fisI ard ssss1
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suaaa s au
pm q My a amana
IN pd and ming 6 % AH NoNtga an u f by W
a. ~ an TSaary
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raEAsuRr pEpAnrnEsr.

aSae. az Orders Directions sfe-The following is
rsc Of some OF the important letters recorded IN
he seeretars's Office, May 81
Collector Of ye1 YorkRefuses to grant application OF
Boomer Graves Co. for reapprasemen of hats from Gu
,oa Direct, free admission of box Of articles imported for
M nae Of the Peruvian charge daaes Forwarding copy
decision addressed the French minister to the liza
btr Of French vessel to tonnage duty said vessel bring
m ,h 10 the United States which taken of Sewfonnd
and.
Collector Of Toledo oko.staes that the parties who en-
d and bonded railroad iron to Alton cannot be permitted
ia uay duties on the at Toledo.
Collector Of 0rsgo Nep York-Approving nomination Of
Lake Ra,ican as night Waterman vice j. NJ Crolus at
,asry Of 81 per day.
Collector 81 that the date at which the
save. the foreign pert the date which meant by the
,hrase "period Of cxporiafion.'
geLua la6y and John BraadInfornied that their sal
rs keepers Of the and beacons at
sandy Hook New Jersey, increased to $3.50 per an
mn.
Commissioner Of CHstoHsRespecting penalties imposed
% Oliver H. HYDE late collector of the at Detroit,
81 falling to render bis accounts.