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"A. drrfen.

On the evening of the 3lst ultimo, by the Rev.
Rufus w. Clark, Mr.. J DIN T. c. CLARK, to
Miss JANE L. DORSETT all of this city.
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LIST OF I,ETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Washington city,
June |, lS42.
s1TPersons inquring for letters in the following
list will please say they are advertised.
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH Are ESSENTIAL LET THERE
usIrY-M NoN-EssEsrIALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARIrY.-.4ugtlsfin.
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Ma. EplroR

Ma EpIToR
The following ticket will be supported at the ensu
ing election by the voters Of the LIST Ward
For Mayor EDMUND HANLY
Alderman-C. w, GoLDsBoRouGn
Common Councii-C. A. DAVIS, ALEXANDER Nc
INriRE, G. w. HARNESS.
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l5 The inland postage all letters intended to
go by ship must be paid, otherwise they remain III
June 1898 WIN. JONES, P. NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
VOLUME %. NUMBER l4a.
From the NATIONAL Inieiligeaoer.
THE FINE UPON GENERAL. JACKSON

Nothing could be more pot q, the n,,,o.. y. 80.
seasonable than the arrival ofics by S,turdav,
mai, OF pamphlet under the tte OF .M.sriAL Ian,
oy he"fueN.an CONFUSING at four essays (which ap
pear to have been originally published in an. i;,tt
JournaL devoted % the cicussion OF the authority and
scope Of Martial Law IN general, with particular n,
view OF inc case OF the punishment cf General jackson
for contempt OF Court BY the Imprisonment, os JJ
IN inc year 1872 for acts done in the discharge Of hi.
civil authority The narrative OF the facts Of that cas-.
coming, as we have believe IL docs fror,
source entitled entire credit and rcspeet and Jo;,
Jusnce ~ the General wherein his conduct entitled him
credit, IL particularly acceptable u.s. and we doubt no,
VIII be welcome TO readers, the present uom.nt
when the President Of the United States has thought i,
incumbent upon him, in the formal manner To inyit.
congress To revive question adjudicated all but thirty
years ago. and to relieve General Jackson from the cir
eumstanees" in Inch that judicial decision placed him
we therefore transfer to our columns the whole Of tina, mar
rative, follows:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14

AIDES French Morocco Slippers and Ties, very low
IL price Of 81 pair They very and cheap
Ladies in want OF cheap Shoes will call at
JUDAH MY Frs CO.
d. (lte,r Hot n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14

3iil2 prizes-amountng so3sg3
Tickets SlS-liavcs 81 5O-Quaners
The price Of n package OF &c whole Tieke,. in
The above splendid Lottery ony certificate OF 20 halves
ony sioO certificate OF 20 quarters certificate Of
20 eshths only ssj and certificate package may draw the
four highest prizes.
Tickets and shares and certificates packages in the aboy.
huant Lottery constantly for sale greatest num-
s NJ The oee of the Managers corner
Main and 18th Streets Richmond Va
Al orders by mail VIII meet the prompt attention and a.
soon as The drawing viii be sen, 10 all who
order from J. G. GREGORY 4 20 N,,..o. ~
pi.h.aa a.,
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LADIES' CATER BOOTS.

VENHE Subscriber beautiful lot Of Ladies' Cater
IL Boots, which win be sold cheap, FOR cash.
O. r. WEISIGER.
DC II Stress, Shockoe Hill.
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BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS.

1T TERT LOV PRTCES.
NENTLEMEN's Gne eafskin Boot heels broad 10,
~ toms at five dollars pee pair genten,en- waterproof calf
sin double soled Boot at 81 good Boot Also
genenens superior calf skin Boo,ees qualities Member. of
the Legislature invited To call examine my stock
de ) s,ui-p,
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EL Lea NJ, .nnuaI Tor Is.s.-JiSt publ

b. CAY ar .-e-, UT ioto'-'-' pnbirshcd by
Cakf d HAkI, corner Of +ti and Chesnnt
lHE "rr-A Christmas and New Years Ie43 illus.
taied by eight highly finished paintings by Amer
'ah as win contributions from the pens popular
calf. - 10y "
Bsyonda doubt this volume Of anv dese,
h yet puohs IA tins country and being AsER
tsS may he regarded AZ OF National VIC
have produced work exhibiting
M literary contents Of the work he fully equal those
OF the previous volumes "-SdrAnkfs Erensrv Post.
The above work Is for sale, by
SMITH ,,oun,.
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30 odd years

OF experience in the scientific practice of
" curing certain diseases, have enabled DR..
LAUREL, of No. 1903 Canal-street, to eradicate
those diseases in question, whether new, old or
inveternte, in less than half the time employed
blythe common Doctors, who poison their patients
with Mercury, Capivy, Nitre, Cubebs, sc.
N. B.-Strangers are apprised that DR.. L. is
a regular physician of the medical faculty Of
Paris, also graduated in the United States, as
can be proved by his diplomas. mQs inn
GOULAkD, Front street, ioa upstairs offer for sale
Il. the following SEGARe-
10000 Regalias, Riondas and Mathcrry.
$50 900 Common size LIST quality hiondas, AahevvY,
and Ipgeuuidad brands. - G.IN
$4,000 Congreto Kionda. .aft
100000 Can0nis and Trabucos, Noriega, ard Inyepas
dad brands. -
$4,000 or other brands.
$1,000 Prncipes, all entitled to debenture
$50 Boxes Havana Sweet Nests.
leo Boxes Oid Chateau Msrveau Wine ma I'm
w OR AS, WORMS doctor L. ID. tIening's NeuicafeJ
w Worm Candy, for the total determination of Worms -
Thn andy will effect the total determination )f these
nun that annoying to all ard produces much
dsrea and deaths ,ng chdreB This compound
both safe AID pleasant famv should be without IT,
symptoms OF Worms, sickness Of the stomach, vomiting
dnsgeeable bre th grpcs swelling Of the bowel
antness loathng Of food vorscous elite dry cough
hs GRADING Of the tests while asleep picking the &c
for sale ALAG BY COVERT t,i Nassau street sole agent
LOT me Irjprister.riaf inf .iff"fff mis- iw'
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DIR. ACKERLEY'S

DCHIFYING ANTI-SCEUFU LOUS SYRUP cures sero-
fuous and syphc aft. tous and all diseases occa-
sonsd by attended with impure of the
BY the blood and wasting the strength but BY
ed and scattered and and ulcers healed thus That
have been cured BY Of several standing
ing oiook upon Itcures ling about the neck
and Its tunos diseases Of the bones white
swelling salt rieum ringworm letter and erupons on the
skin from the slightest roughness dscoorasn cracks
famed Or SORE and ears: with offensive discharges and
enlarged tonss throat and diseases palate and
noe; worms, rheumatism, liver comSlsin Dropsy, Pevsr
!. nun.rae we're we net warranted by facts and
b ,od Although the extensive reputation syrup
nshes OF its important
security afforded 10 Patients by the fact Of Dr. A. ing
been Eed n an extensive practice durrE the last h
Profession remedy is the result Of experience
ard exensv alton of the blood that
among all classes Of psrsons.
Laeh ct corner Canal ct. Sold also at li3 Broadway.
rn2
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Foreign Importations.

toNDoN-Ship Toronto-l063 bbls 80 H I Windsor-72
casks griodsones Geo Norwood coos pkgs
DSdE' RcSR%%iog Can, Gee
meisssr5i Rev COLO w Cuhberison-s Connshas2
FSandeIson-2o l. } Cohen-6 w Holberton-s w
n Msi77 Brusilein& COS Dord-s Lewis Farman-4
Bower Jones so-a Habsrshsw J9ns-s Parson: Canning
10 YIN vyse-s Patton sewsrIs Apels1n eopa Eos,
Al Weudal-2 Clark, Weyman eo-2 Kingsley X co-2
Ston. &coT2 = Hunt COLO Post MANI 9 W Hay.
81 Sftn, !rcnsde co-ao John Rehards2oE McCaLnin
.33 Barclay Livngson-l5 Reach X col T. King col
Ward, Sill &co-l H x Tobias Stevens son-i Firth
Hall Foster-l Cohen-2 VIM Benjamin T. CO.! Col
lector.l Gcrton col Hutchnson-l Hughes, Ward
i Apssl-i Bassett & sons-i Gihon-i Ward & King
-l73 Norwood c02S02 bars iren Davis, Broots
~ gao bells 80 hhds puncheons crates 20 bales 80
pates 10 slabs Portmsn eau chrCnometer to order
VERA CRUZ-BaIk Anahua -2i bxs plants bales ccchnea
ss trunk b. mdse 81 bales skiing $50 It's Gid copper 500
qs log wood $ 900 specie in Hargous Brothers coo bales
skins Noltenus Pavenstedts do cochneai Harm onY
Cpl do mdse $1,000 NozS Poltz-e4 bales jalap Del
Ps,ci,o-$soo Meyers suekeA-$aoo de Ia $500
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Packets to Depart.

To ship Masters.
s ssp. a of s;
report Of the shipping left at e port whence they sailed
aSi - s' on
Cleared
aa stSn ESs
s ss ss s ssss s..
rs SiGss9 s. sss
Richmond Ns'ai'h Leeds s.I,v.a. ''
p sp 5 lid Masas 9h
6sSh o joSn;a% "ns sxf Al sas s.
zen
G1yss; s
f% .'ssSs :s
Bsf xa,Sussi Wilson from Vera Cruz, March 2. .peei.
swedish brig Hpdoo Granberg from Rio de Janeiro Feb
for SS 5
Wig cargo for NYorL basts Is da Ann swift Of and
S a. 5sSa ssS 1.s rh ass IF sPa
and others not reeOscd Serene, White for New Or.
ss Sex! 1ssas ia ps.s Camden Me. lin,
master. - "
LETTER BAes-The Burgundy for Havre will Gail mi.
morning Her letter bags at Gpns News Room in the
Exchange -'rI I.f
New OrItan. 2 reports that the 4th Wien
s.sss mile: south c hsu isT up
p. a c s :o 1
a,tern Of her Lay tive loops at lay BY
4: ;g;s% "a ,;,:
appeared to have been Alta when Clear 9e Of
osee Sass Which supposed her. On ,Se s
when passing the Torugassaw large brig ashore near the
''"' whalemen. rtr
s. Win 50 e Ocean, lat R q
eS[: :pCs: and heard sSo rS% Dec e %o Hope NB
70; Barclay, DO, gao Enigran Bristol, 20. ~
Monongahela, Philadelphia for Liverpool Feb H. lat ~ g.
Harys. Es:H,r for Havana with los, part of deck
Foreign Ports.
N @ ss :;Hs;i
une; srsnsn, Majestic saradshosE 6andse WIN HeSY
N@oi DO; Webster New Haven d. ssS .ss:a
Poses Pr Mar Gin port M,eners Of NHaven. dr Union
aud for BALTIMORE. ID March, a.. from Thonss
for Bo.cD Aden. w%agon Fas. 70. Ba@Sss ss
10 days. Puveyor for New York; Arkansas from Baltimore
ST PiERRr, Mart Feb i2-Ar Mary Ann. Boston, iath,
Gos.IyKs Mar Ain port Russia for NYok, few days;
S;s ss
Arcot, for Philadelphia, DO -
M.rsrLAs previous TO January aa-Ar California from
Boston.
HAvnE. Jan 2s-sd Levant, Savannah
chhteu STATES rOrts.
PORTLAND, Mar2i-Arr ST Helena Bucksport for Alex
H. P.i I'd S:s:I:.
ontario Mary Main, and Inber of coasters.
SALEM, Mar ai-Cld Malay. Indian Ocean, whaling
bo.roS, MT2a-Arr fremont, Baltimore; Thos Hurt, I'm
6 ss ss .ss:s ;o Ss s.
Tor MoSss G,ssnep NercI. CndeE,Ila NYork Arrast,
s k;q HSss AWARE
City. Arr 18th a 10 h, China NYork.
WAREHAM, Mar 90 Arr Monitor, NYork
NEW BEDFORD, Mar 2i-Arr Cornelia NYork.
HOLMES HsLh Mar I7-Arr Fscrum, Boston for NYork.
and remains at noon. :
FALL RIVER Mar isArr assasoit, Rondout. Sid L,ste,
(Sw) Ciottenburg.
PRoyipENcr Mar 2iArr Thss w Thorn, NYork Willard,
do Cid POLAND, Newport; Malaga, Fal River.
Shields, NYork.
pier do; Cumb,ranf Nassau; Despatch Nayaguez Cohen
yr, Wilmington NCrrpors Growie,, from Nsrlsans above
Cheste Jas Barbour nee; Elliott Boston Wave do.
CD Matilda, .uyits'; Mie.san, = York
Turk. Island Henry sunnr do ve.ger, Ponce CID Co.
ving,on Chariestsp Paol', Bremen; Hebron Mobile
HulRmirg Bird Halifax.
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AALExAspRIA, Mar Is-Arr Mstamora Liserpsol Sid ALI
andTia. NYork; Pilgrim, Ports mouth.
pool; Oriana, Boston. -
savAssiH Mar lsatr Casket, Boston. Cid Exact, New
NEw ORLnArs Mar ia-Ch Godefroy, Hamburg; Kopohss-
&c. hayTs ka6eon do Congress, Ga.sow; Henry ar ar
mors; Lampor Lverpoo Gszshe, Gottenburg; Carleton
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Passengers Arrived,

WHAMPoA-shp Delhi-H OInard, Of Boston.
LoNooN-Paekst ship Toronto-J Harris, Brooklyn; Jehn
Peabody nasI; Constant JacSt swi,sesna; de C..reI
lings, Mrs A Thompson, Mn Cooper, Mrs 8 Mungs-
81 IN the steerage. e' III
VERA CRuz-Bark Anahuac--J w Miners Geronimo Ri
goni, VIM Psitz-5 in the storage.
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TO SEGAR SMOKERS.

IhL GREAT SEGAR DEPOT
SPA NlSH OUSE, 256 BROAD WAY.
THE M0NEK win be- returned. to all psrsons who
ay Of the srcles Thus oderis made by the strong
hden SERVED from the .xcsleney of that Is Of
fored 70: sale the above establishment The entire stock
has been chosen with great and without doubt the
most spendit that he's ever been offered the New York pub
Exclusive Of the great and unparalleled Of he
sss srsnss Of He,ses an p,i,s,gs there srE. lot e
aeiarsd 10 Havana expressly o this and they
heretofore imported into this market. --f
In the accommodation Of gentlemen who pre- fer to
smoke at leisure and rrems neat Bar Room has
opened in the OF the above establishment which, IT
hoped, will give satisfaction ali Who visit Il.
TO Sugar DEALERS HUTEL KEEPERS
sale at the SPANS House. 25s Broadway large lot
Havana Segars at the very low rates OF ST. and Sic So
These Sep having the Spanish House
the manufacturers Havana With orders to sell them
prices quality hardy inferior to the best Normas,
and thew aN on tiled to debenture ms Iw'
NOT!CE,-Consignees of me following goods thp
~ TAROLlNTA, from Liverpool Consigned to order)
are requested to CALL their freight and attend to the
ceipt OF their goods viz .-. e..
70, 72.....3 eases Of Merchandise
l7.'. L trnss do
64.,....... ease do
Ia diamond 81 IS. do do
w 403....... do do
GLOVER McMURRAY.
nQ2
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Am MEXICAN MUSEUM.

Under the Manage ment of Mr. P. 7. Raruum
livery DAY AND EVENING THIS WEFK-co~
~ msneing Monday. March T. The Manager has enxssed
tSr one IW.eS; company Of INDIAN WARRIORS and
their SQUA VS. who will EXHIBIT their pec liar Dance and
ss'e%0ni., aus, Ss,fvs Of Their .sg
ssving the life of Captain Smith the murder Of b ice
McCrea, and varIon; interesting INDIAN PANTOMIMEs;
The ;, %rivalsd humorous: and aaght, yokus CONC
puch, Irish and Yankee eccsutretes Mr.. PHILLIPS,
the popular vocalist, i engaged NIAGARA FALLS with
ANG1 Gihss BLowlNG Grand Cosmorana and
APlendd day Performance takes place every Wednesday
Admittsnce to the whole as cents children half priee
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PIANO FORTES
MUGSSSIC.

A TWiLL'5 MUSIC EsTABLtSHMENT -The rropr;e-
n tor this sstAb invites the attention of lie u
the extensive Catalogue Gf New and
On Ii. tables can b. found standard Musical Compel
sit,ons Of the great af Europe and meca eveYy
description OF Treatise Thorough BATE Harmony Singing
and lingering Musical Grammafs and Elem. ntary WORKS
OF every musician 81 any distincti, n.
EveVy day adds the already large cole con Of and
popular Songs, Marches Wazes Dances. RoDdos vsris
lions, usdes &c SC Of whics cannot be found at
the other stores about town: - -. .
The style shng music at this Estab shment well
he musical community to be superior to Other
the all the music being printed from elegantly
engraved metallic ates the title pages enoeshed wite
beautiful photographic vign,tts many OF Will ar assiuT
eolored.
The price of Music is at ne old andss low
n p The new music is printed beautiful Tinted Paper.
and highly perfumed The price 10 the same ss above
ATWLL IN constantly receiving superior Franc foftes
expressly for us esspi.msn OF VARIOUS par
tsrns OF Rosewood and Mahogany with the Grand Action
Harm stop, Metallic Plates &c embracing me "s Iasho
of furniture tablet and haow corneed fronts
ess and (srecan scrolls all Of which are ~
made Of such materials and so well seasoned 20
found in Price from syv O.. ~ R"ss
Stools Of various patterns, TO torrtsPo"' WIN
wood and Mahogany, nc
Ola Pinnos taken in eychsnre -.
S,1n.d \. "A pa nos for cheap 49,.
IT.. shsrr;b.r hayng enlarged his tsAn hntht lhVtes
,amu.rs md CIT ,ens give lin eaI before CHASING
grs and Music sen, to any part OF
the city ATwILL's MUSIC ESTABLISHMENT,
90 (Sign fthe Golden Tyre
swS.;. 2oi R-oadwN. near ~. PauPs hureh
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a ANNIVERSARY NOTICE-HOPE TOTAL ABsTT
"A NENCE RELIEF SOCIETY.-At a meeting Of the
yepse at the Hope Hall the al Day Of inst George
ed Secretary The call of the meeting BY John Coachman
Grand Marshal having BET read and pproved the commit
banner for the society to be painted Mr. Hannngon
mat ny hiJ tngsgd the celebrated bras, band
On ton, rf
members Of this society at the Hope Hall tuesday,
morning next the 29th inst al eight ooc for the purpote
ties thatday celebrating III. frat Of the tempe
Cause in this city.
On motion,
Resolved That the Of this meeg be publish
ed in the New York Herald and the Sur. -
m2ilt- By order, JOHN T. DURYEE. sec'y
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nTARRHEA CANDY-Dr. l.. ID. FIemipt, Quas,sr
Rain rhndy.-This Candy certain safe and SPEEDY
cure Tor Disrrfos and all Bowel Ccmp,artc . he nae
NAILED pound possesses all the vues OF ne ~
balm which has long been u.ed among he 9a,n
ofany thnx that be produced = has been rsosf;
candy form for convenience sake Nothing ssn
may be seen by calling Mr. Covert isl Nassau
sgett for the proprietor. "" = Il
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VEGETABLE HAIR OIL.-Thr vsg.tabi Hair Oil pos
ses:.s the peculiar property 80 long sought other
heads bald SO great nourshing properties
which it readily mparts TO the hair that re-
pcatons check that falling of the hair which so often oc.
curs, especially after sickness.
ths hair from turning gray when begins to
turn be easily checked and i natu beauty
by applying the oil The oil agreeable fragrance and
= preferable to other for curling gossi0g
the hair. f'+ ~
Numbers of certificates be where it for SALE at
u. Nd Inv
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- ~ aks NJ spls


,,,,, park THEATRE.
ihis EVENING, March si-The performance viii eon-
THE Y6 Ttrst %" QUAKER.
Young sashov III The fair American. al
Cd ss? ssSsoy ohqGsra:s
pinsh frnro:c Mis- cushmar.
Fsen "s0 sse B Bss S6'0'a chIgspdaIs
81 Pit so cents. SIsh%an
CHATHAM THEATRE
THIS EVENING, March 2,-The performing. will com.
Paul Shack libby rs.,,.ss:1 4 H..
''''' '0'''eA Amer which. Mrs Thorn
Georgeite CIarvilis Miss Mestayer' ''''e'
Dick D."DE s.nos Sss s zS #S$s Held
S.. c., VIII: e s soT s s's NO.
Sir Geo Doubtful GOodenow Andrew =, Herbert
Sore, s...na.a and ,d.i..u, PHI w. ; usS.p,
-Deo omen at g.: Cart.in rises at " precisely
r,,, MslrTICHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
This EVENING Marcs 2a-The performance viii COM
p,;,.. GIN d ERELLA.
rfn Sin rsT:tveranee ~: PornSastss
Cinderella EmT;
sAnA 44o;3 xs sphrNos
Timothy TsMP: ne. Milshsll Peter R:s.y Honea,..
p;.., RICHARD NO III.
p Sally Ann. Miss Robert, N"hen'ss
To conclude with As'''S''
4, LOVES LIVERY!
DARBY DSsheriy. NJ Sil StGsnss'ts
ADMINISTRATORS circle Scents Upper boIes Is esn,s
Doors open stssyap Curtain rises at half past s.vsa
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!. 4: ivy ivy =: g g W. S.a
ialsalssi July 1885 S do do same
ilssaiaIt} July 1895 McCsrty, ss'n&H Banking
isI!.aass July 1885 Sullivan, Hanna& Coe WISE Cal
,, ,,4:':. q, S::; s.;lis as
i l:ssasesl
1899: gs's s.; ssis l.: s:$
ssssassss July 1888 c os smith Fsrinsion. Int: Imp
s's 3, s,y , ,s: ccs . ssSss B.sGns
rhs.s hoaa, 90 for ali public dues Those
not acknowledged are not receivable at all There
now some demand for these acknowledged bonds, at
what rates may be seen in another
column.
In Delaware the following banks resumed specie pay
ments on ell their Liabilities esterdsy =
Bank of Delaware at Wilmington
Farmers Bank of Delaware do
Union Bank of Delaware do.
Wilmington and Brandywipe Bank do tis.t.
The Salem snk and ether Banks OF West Jersey also
resumed yesterday.
The Mechanics Bank of Burlington, N. j., has made
arrangements with the Bank Of North America, in Pha
delphia for the redemption OF its notes
The Ohio Rail Road has finally failed to redeem the
orders issued by the company.
The great questions pendinEbefore Congress in re-
ation the currency and the tariff are of absorbing
interest and the welfare, almost the existence Of the
Republic for thefuture depends upon the adoption of
right system. The Spectators wish to take advantage
Of the wants Of the government to create debt The
high tariff take the plea to urge oppressive
burdens national debt will, of course, make larger
revenue necessary, which must be got from impost
duties but conceive very easy to show that large
under any derived from
imports It is utterly impossible now to levy duties SUI
fcent meet the present expenses of the treasury
MClay proposes duty offorty cent In the present
state Of the currency such duty would be prohbitive
and would yield no With aauctuatng currcn-
cy and high tariff. imports would be increased and do
mestc manufactures paralysed. We have compiled the
following table from official revenues, showing:-
THE FeREIGH Gcops CoNsuMEp THE UNITED SrArEs-
The EXPORTS DoMEsrIC Misunderstanding Ex-
CESS IMPORT EXPORT SPECIE, AND THE LOANS
NATIONAL BANK IN EACH YEAR FROM 1891 TO
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WoodboI gh, Nottin CHAM England Also, on ID
the nth instant CHARLKs MoRRIssos to Miss hAs0AhT
ALLEN. This completes the four hundredth couple mar
ried by Mr. j. since the erection Of ST. Johns Church
AIR. j. W ia pvssc tho Duties Of the Mall
riage on (Eas.er) Sunday evening" March 27th He re
quests the attendance of those whom he has married.
with their chiidren, who are OF suitable age.
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Married

maxr1eds
In Brooklyn, on the l6ta Feb, by the Rev Evan NJ.
Johnson, Rector Of St. Johns Church. Mr.. @. b. SMITH,
oil Gowanus Mills to Miss Mary ALvrY of South Brock
yn, daughter Of the late Mr. Samuel Alvey formerly of
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On the morning the Instant after short illness,
Mrs. Many STORY, aged 10 years.
Her relatives and friends and those OF her son. Captain
William w. story respectfully invited to attend her
funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from her late resi-
dence, No. Oak street, without further notice.
On the 2ad instant, nsmmation OF the lungs DANIEL
MCKAY native Of Scotland in the Esd year OF age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family, the
bers Of the late Ancient Masonic Lodge and the
bers of the New York Highland Guards respectfully
invtel to attend the funeral from lis late residence
81 Ninth avenue Helen Nc Gregor house.
In Farrandsvie, Clinton county Pa, on the 18th inst
ELIZABETH, wife Of John blackburn in the 9Th year Of
her age.