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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08
NOTICE rs HEREBY GlvE.s

Certificate OF the five Per Cent .. s.ss !. ID
ated by virtue of an Act OF Assembly, ea y IL 81
provide for continuing The Improvements p.Sis pe
for The payment OF the Ioterest on ;es ,d,ssrsahl.
proved the IIth dsy OF June, iS4ey lrego srls
camonweaI,L ar any time after the rssday q n.
was Issued to James Poneroy. dated 2lss jay IA -
Is4o. Tor Two Huad!ed and Fifty Dollars - p
2as; signed by George r. Espy, Auditor es,Ih
iersgned by a. II. Read, STATE II DO
70 the Auditor General Of tie connseowes'.o
mia TO grau, eupEsase Of aid csrsiqcaa' fsE
November Is, 1a4..
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go. AELIzABETH-poRT AND

$3.50 NETWORK FERRY COMPANY
Fr1t.r sr-a,s sepess..--,Fars isa C.St,
,r,,. s,psrnIo,.S W ATER.HITCH sue CINDERELLA
MY daily fIor, E1ase,h-Foft 10 Nea-h esk tonehits al
Eew-Brsh,on PcitRchnond each up as follows
on 4 az. $500 e ~. s,aT Leave ~ York pier ~ r
Am. md 10 O'clock. An Al 81 and lei 4. 81, and
Al and 81 O'Clock. z. N All and 4seislA' F-AA'
On SsHdgs, ,,,.
Leave El:zabeth-PcTt e'clock A Nd and u. r. ~
Leave Nev-York 10 O'Clock, A M aEc AZ II wi;
~ B-Passeaeers wes,ieS, Scotch fialns rianneio'
Bound Brook, Soefviiie. Eas:on SeiHoisys sioehla
By the EIizabe.owu and Soiperyiie Railroad eis VIZ
leave Newfo.k in the 81 iciock bG2i IN the a
Ia the II and O'Clock boats IL Tie ailerpooa
Passengers from the s: O'Clock boat will leave Sorae'Ss
in stages Tor Easlnn and Schcoicys Modn,an on the ar
rival or the cars III Son;srv!tie.
The Horse viii leave ske froat OF the Union hatei
quarter of hour previous the departure OF each oos
AZ, t,sp~.se ct the risk OF It's OH
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IN CHANCERY.-Before the Chancel,


IL lor-In the matter of the Hope Insurance Company
In pursuance OF order Of this Court made in the boIe
entitled cause will be sold al Public Auction, by Iaias
Jenkins AuctoueerS al the Merchants Exchange, r
City of New-York the 10Th day OF February next
O'Clock, noon, on that day
All the right tile and interest OF the Trustees ofe M
Company TO the certificate oil award OF the Commissioner
appointed under the act of Congress- passed the h
June 1885, entitled An Ac; TO carry ato effect the Coz
vention between the United States and Spa, coSeus
al Madrid on the nth OF February, l8a-by which aA
certificate was awarded 10 the Trustees OF the Hope s
rance Company-caiManls entitled 10 indemnify undersa
Convent the of twenty.ouc thousand one hprd!,t
and sxly mine dollars and ninety cents (S2l6s 80
Aud notice Is hereby given in pursuance OF the uteea
the said Court that after making such SALE the said TINS
tees will proceed make distribution OF the proceeds
such sale together with The already in their hand
among such of the Sockhs dars were holders Of be
"stock the said Hope Insurance Company 1T The tine
the making OF the last dividend on the said stock and
case any Of these who 1T that time stockho a
"sad Insurance Company have since sold or parted aa
"ther interest In said stock IN ignorance OF their gns
stockholders the value OF said stock ander heabc
men,isned treaty convention and The award OF ,'s
Commissioner, that they their legal repyea liatiH
may apply TO this Court for order directing sid Fs
"tecs to pay such stockholders or their hrirsa
gal representatives their proportonate part OF said a,r
or the proceeds thereof"
Terms, cash on the day Of sale or when tie Transfers
made. JOHN II. TRACY, soEaoft
$50 SwD+ rs Merchants EIehanss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08

- Passengers from Havana say that it is now
as difficult TO get living in the island of Cuba,
IN any part OF The United States. Small traders,
clerks, and mechanics particularly, feel the en-
earraSsment OF The tines, the fall OF prices, and
the s'agnation OF business. AS might have been
expected, this state of things has caused good
deal OF n'urmuring against The government, whose
exaotions are as heavy as ever they were in the
days OF prosperity. Some well informed persons
IN Havana entertain many missivings as to thc
su'are. lNsw-0rleans Courier
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EGAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
Il q Medal warded J. Hayden !o- his very supe
rior Pens" by the American Institute at its last FAIR The
Government have given them the Preference and the best
Accountants and many OF the public Institutions will
other Pens. They have justly Obtained the highest rspna
on and surpassed iieGuaed by any the country
The trade Supplied the Manufacturers prices by the
agents J. P HAYDEN, FiaitstreeL
Agcats also for Slinans School and CounvnghOose na
StnIhs. my9 #
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Ii REMITTANCES TO IRELAND.

.ZsrFS D.
SAaIe- &c-The subscriber confines transmit u.on-
cyl large SMALL To persons residing Il, asy part
Ireland, tie he, and his predecessor
have done for the last thirty years ad more ao any
par1 OF England or Scotland
Moey RENTED by letter po; Paid) the subscriber or
personally deposited with h, the rame OF The person
persons IN ireand, England Scotland 10 whom IL
10 be sent, and nearest post town, viii ulrnecateIy
transmitted and paid accordingly and receipt 70 thai Ell
feet given forwarded 10 the sender
Us La GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr. 60 Csasr e.
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TTULLS TRUSSES.-Notice to Rup

= ULL'S TRUSSES.-Notlce to Knp
Il tured PerSonS-PeTseas afflicted with ruptures may
rely upon The best Instrumental aid the world aSords
application the Office, No Sesey-street either OF
the agents IN the principal towns in The United States Be
careful examine the back pad OF Hpis trusSes 10 see
they endorsed by Dr.. Hp ia writing. None eeuu-
Inc, be relied lpon good Without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken TO vead limitations OF
HILLS celebrated and thousands pom
consequence. These limitations be relied upon they
made By uskifri mechanics, e8d better than
the ordinary ursses.
Rooms have been fitted up at No Vesey-s-ees eIcu-
svey Tor ladies' having separate frosi TIE bust
ness department. where female in attendance
10 up0n female patients 81 n
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BAPTISM BY IMMsRs loS.-Fifty persons were
united to the Baptist Church in Norfolk street on
Sunday last. to whom the ordinance OF Baptism
was previously administered by immersion in the
East River, Notwithstanding The inclemsncy of the
weather, and the fall of snow which continued
throughout, the day. a large number of spectators
We're present.
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I'm CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan
4 celIor.-Heen Craig w John Craig eL ell lsas 10 ~

1cellor.-Heen Craig Va John Craig eL al lsa!s 10 ~
liliop)
In pursuance OF decreia order OF this Court m'ss Z
the above cause, will be sold public auction pnaT y
f. H. Ludlow, Aucoheer, al the Merchants EIehins1 .
the City OF New York the itI day OF March brii ""
O'Clock noon oi that day -.
All that certain piece parcel Of ground, sieaee
and be Dg in The outward OF the City OF New lo
pert ofthe late the property OF James De LOTT
tale made by Eyerl Banker, and known by los nsns
fifteen hundred and s1tyfuur, fifteen hundred aaa W.
five, fifteen hnndre'i ana sxlySx, and fifteen neeats =
sixlyegen Bounded Eorlllrrly by lot No. laSi oa aa,
by lot No. 1853; eaSteriy by Norfolk street. and wea
lots Nos 1857, 1888, 1859, and l560Contaning ieol -
twenty-five feet font anu and huGdred ee. aer
each lot together with ali singular the ways Pl'ssss
rights members easements, profits, commodities, shalss
emolumenls hrredi,anents and appurieDaDces Nlsgbb
10 ,ba SAID four lots OF ground and premises ~
any wise apperaning, and which Two aDd WIN ~ "
now are, or at any time heretofore have been, ntoi
Pied accepted, rrpuled taken known IS pari pashs
member thereof, or any paI1 thereof ..dst
And also all that certain brick dWelilSg.louS 80
piece and parcel ground situate In the thif isx \,
formerly West Ward Of the City OF Hew.iots, ~
South side OF C0uraHdt street; bounded ncflssiT @
by CeurtlaDdt street, sodiherly by lot OF grcaSg
OF Joba Pevees late Of Robert 6osnsnt MI
lot ground nov or lat" OF William and Henry CO.
som, amt westerly by ground formerly OF Jaces -
burgh and lately belonging Nicholas Jo;x, sf1 = 81
longing TO James Fariie; breadth in front t"sny as
and six inches, and in about twenty Tour iee
on each side one huadied feet-togeher win ~
caTtaia way, alley or passage The easeriy s4.a
house, containing 10 front CourtaHdt street uH IL
fsur inches, and in rear two feet eight inches so
and in length each side fty-lour feet ot IN
" known and distinguished as No. thny.nloe sSsi =
land street-New.YOrk, Jan. 1th, 1873 os.r,ea
WILLIAM w CAMPBELL, Master 10 v, Ggss, Ia
n #
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IN CHANCERY Of New-Jersey,I,sl

Al ~ SIiEf.NSLhI VI lSCUSN'S~S I,si
Il tween Edmund H. Conway. complaiaaa!, ~. ~ M
ceot Howard, Ateiine Howard his wife lasssfs,is!
and David z. Gregory, defendants: Order lof 81
Ii appearing 10 this Court, that The con2iansnt 40
his bill In the above against tie above w
ants, for The foreclosure and sale Of certal6
misses in tie said blu mentioned, ard that
roe al TO appear and answer directed 10 ne n Iss
hath been regularly issued reiuynable 70 ibe is,
uary, A. d. eighteen hundred and forty.lhree pssR
defendants, LauDceiot Howard, AID Adei.rs 80 ~
bis wife, David L. Gregory and James FpDes, III b
found in this State 10 be served Herewith, sDo
have NOT caused their appearance to be a.e
such process had been gully served, and s,rsadS
appear by affidavit 10 the satisfaction ct The
the said defendants reside out OF the Stats o. ~
10 Wit, in The State of Sew.fork IS, tbsts.Jfs
ihir.eth day Of January, ia the year OF olI LII LII
sand eight hundred and forty thrse. on notoa
Ger, Solicitor Of the complainant by ihis ofoes
the Charceor, that the said absea, eeeaeapsyis
plead, answer or demur the cempia saSst
fore the frs. Tuesday OF Apr re1l CT tna' "
OF such decree be made against theai as s - MI
shall ;bink equitable and just; and II : tes
that this order Lal within tn eniy days Jz
personally upon ibf said LaDIcelot bosai,n
A. Howard James FGiler and David y. 100 Ms.
iYering copy thereof 10 them or be poD; go
said twenty days in Tic New-JeIsey JouflsIr5
EiizabetEown, in this STATE, and also 10 s,,s5 ~
the City OF New-Yoyls, znd continued tneis's - 81
successyelv, at least oBcr IN every Gssso rhzsss
3flaw6ss VIM. PESSiNS w. 80 ~
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CARDS, Enamelled =,

oihers who buy Cards, will find cards 10 The capiTS
ecua 10 these for quality and chespness Great naofu
and The Ena,ualed Cards are warra9ied suprrn, -
Copperpiate Printing, Style Wrtsg and Letter PresPfsl
:ne and are beautiful article for Address and Yi.sS
Cards, being OF clear white complexion, and surss
CLASSY surface. The Pearl Surface Card. for buirs@
car for usual purposes the best in use they are m
surpassed by any other in pon, OF quality and are wsrrs
ed to print we'll 10 every respect 10 bear sYuag hay ~
ink from large type, and all TO work equally we'll Isss
are sold prices cheaper Than other cards OF inferior oas
iy Scales OF sizes and prices given 10 any who sEs
them and the cards for safe, Wholesale retail by ne
manufacturers agent JOHN ALLEN,
dis SawSm lSe NaSSaa.Sr,,t
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m CHANCERY.-Before the Yies

u Chancellor.--The Manhattan Fire Insurance GsoF,P
vs Richard Parker md wife, ct. elm pursuance a1r
cre,al order OF is Court made in the above
will be sold public auction, under the direction q
subscriber one of the Masters o; this Court by W. Frsb
lp auctoneer, the Merchants Exchange Ia lhe Cis
NewYo,k, The 18th day of January next al l. oet
noon, ot that day:
All that certain lot and parcel Of ground siaase N
and being 10 the Second Ward Of the City Of Newfa
and bounded as follows; Easerly in front by John-s -
ey in the rear by ground now or lately Of Nathaniel p
and James Thompson The south side by ground lisi
OF Michael Moore OF the said Richard Parker, anaa
the north side by ground nov lately belonging paf
Trustees of the CORPORATION OF the Methodist Hptscr
Church. In the City OF New York. containing In bfe1fas
front and rear each twenty iset eight iachrs, lis
length on the north side nnetysx feet, and The sou ~
nnpty.seven feet two inches, he said dimensions mosa
less WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL
Master in Chspe,T
r. H. Rowsy Solicitor DIS AwtIH
The sale OF the above property is postc8nrd 70 '~@
day OF January instant, at the same time aud place.
New.York, Janunry Is, 1913.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in C5isesp
Tie sale OF the above property is farther pospoo.ees
the 9th day OF February next al the same lime and ps
New-York, Jan. q, 1s43 WILLIAM W. ChMfBEL
j2s 2awtF8 Mas;er IN ChanfSH
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Loss OF THE PESJAsAwacK.-A new schooner
by this name, owned al Bangor, sailed from this
port for New Orleans some weeks ago with ballast
and hhds. IN nests. After being at sea for some
days she sprung leak, which the crew were una
BILE 10 master, and the schooner was abandoned
The captain and crew arrived to-day in the Helen
Gray from Porto Rico, which fortunately came
along Just in tina 10 save their lives. The schoon
er was of al tens burthen, and cost $4,000.
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T AW REPORTER, for February, lSlS
4 Ithis ,lay published by BRADBURY S0DENk m

KXthis Day published by bKADBUK1. SUUEN Co
No. ~ School->ueet Boston, and No. 1T Nassau street.
New.York.
CoSrsNrs-The Destruction of the Ursune Son,sr,
by mob; Recent Decisions by Judge Story Of MsScha
SETS Judge Ware OF Maine Judge Judson OF Csoa,ce
cut Judge Irwin OF Pennsylvania, Judge Sprague OF Ms
sachuseils and others; Digest of American Cases; tr
eence and Miscellany; Critical Notices. Lis OF Bsasap,
in New York, New-Hampshre and Massachusr,ls CbSg,
airy Notices.
This work is published monthly, at the low pricsofs
per The back numbers OF the presen, volume cci
tain all The dec S!ens OF Judge Story in Bankruptcy ami
most Of the other Judges hroughou the country uraste
for The work by the Judges themselves. The woik sf
authentic lists of Bankrupts from the STATS q
Massachu setiS, NewYork Maine, New-iampshrr Con.
NEGLIGENT Rhode Island and Illinois. 20
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SNJINDOW SHADES WINDOW

w SHADEs!--Th- subscribers respectfully il.nrla
their friends and The public that having leased the spacious
store, MOI Spruce street few doors from N5sSlu they
prepared 10 execute all order for Painting erVcry
description, with neanesS, eeoDoily ana despatch.
All kinds OF Sign Painting done in STYLE bs
passed by any other establishment GcIa Signs, warranted
not fade. a large assortment OF well seasoned Sign
Boards always on hand.
Banners Interior Decorations and Traaparences done
order Designs furnished and executed superior style
Specimens OF work always be ard references gyeE
by calling al The above place.
Trey have hand and constantly manufacturing
Trans Decorative Window Shades Strangers in the
city, keepers OF hotels saloons public places OF resort and
families always be supplied with Shades of the best de-
scripuon and warranted The assortment consists OF pra-
did talian landscapes Wild vigne,tes, FrsHch Scrolls
VgIettes and osette Centres, Scripural Views Fancy
Sketch and Gothic Landscape Centres Intern Abbeys
All kinds OF Shades, matter how difficult painted n
a superior style nj this establishment.
They would likewise calf the attention OF the public
most splendid Golhc SHADE got up in good style, and
ranted 10 please.
The trade generally supplied on liberal terms
Trimmings furnished and Shades fixed If requireti.
EARTOL DE MAUNY.
SAMUEL +. SARroL,
LEWIS z. De MAuSY III
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LA COUNTRY SEAT at Auction-


a. VIII be sold al The Hudson House in the civ of
HUDSON, Friday tie thirteenth day of January 1asS az
10 O'Clock IN The forenoon. und foreclosure suit ia Cham
Gerry Farm consisting Of about los acres which Is OF
the best description for farming and in ighiy improved
state. On the premises is substantial two story brick
essi,ng horss 60 BY 80 feet With large Barns, Sheds
moderate sized Orchard part OF which produces
good Fruit N
The premises are situated the Columbia Turnpike ii
the vige o Caverack about three miles from the civ OF
nhson and tie Homestead recently the patton of
William b. Ludior, Esq of ciaVerack. For the condition.
quay and e1et OF the premises purchasers requested
70 iaspes. ior themselves q. II. J. BOwDOIN,
Assignee Of Wai. 3. LUDLOW,
alo Oas'E iSew-street, Ee@.York.
u New York American and Evening Post please copy
The above safe postponed the l3b day OF February
next LJ-l lawSwfl G. r J. BOWDOIN, Assigner, &c.
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,.11 NETWORK TO EASTON, Pa.
Eas5ASssE PEOPLES LINE.
e.< Leave pier No. !, North ri,er al 81 O'Clock A.
NJ daiv Sundays e1cep,ed.l by steam5oa, 10 fizaosh
Port or leave the iootot street al O'CLOCK All
hv Jersey Railroad Ezabethlown there connect with
III. traa OF cars for Sonsrve; coaches thence ony 81
miles, arriving Esstan At O'Clock, NJ Fes seats APP
niv ~ A D. Hope Merchants Hotel II Cortundtst.
g. This route, on account OF the shsr' distance by
coaches commends itsel; 70 the public.
f)+Tce removed from IS 10 II C5rtlandt street. seFS
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BY Special Appointment.
Joseph elliott, Pen Manufacturer
- TO THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hi.h cliarAc
Ter of these Pens has induced the attempt the part
several drepuabe makers practice fraud only upon
Mr.. Gilslt, but ase upon The pubic an Inferior cl
bearing the msspead name, thus Hot emitting the fna
is Gow IN the market i ca. readily &c detected by ia
unfinished appearance, and the very common style is which
il Is put up.
Observe, the genuine PesS all marked in full
"JoSeph Siotts Patent, Joseph Giatt warranted =;
and that each gross bears fac Snlir OF bis signature
The above aIay be had, Wholesale OF HENRY JESSCP
iyl5 " 81 In!n-strr-,. corner Of Gold.
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AsA HOUSE AND STABLE TO LET.

lssa The three story dwelling house No Alb Hudson
with with ut the stable the fronting on
Amos street These premises formerly occupied by
DR.. James Stewart.
AisOihe new store aad dwelling Ninth avenue, near
Chelsea square. The store is very handsome having
large plate glass show wlndowa good stand for Drug
Store. Confectionery oe Fancy Bakery.
tieh-street fronting CEslsea quar The second door
Yves, VI Nintharenue. Possession msnedately.
sLTEe FIRE proof Nos I32 and 1874 Cedar. street
Wesseet Possession given The frs, day of Apri
Apply TO D. a CUS!IMAN. lss Peari.stree:
r. lawftl,f or Chelsea4q1are
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&c LAND WANTED.-The syIvanii

- Association OF the Cily of New.York are DESTROYS
OF purchasing from Two 10 thee thousand of Land
within one hundred miles Of New.York City, In the States
OF PrnnSy !ganla, Ne1-Jerey New York. The srd
Ian! must be vel! supplied with wood and water, and
adapted 10 grazing, grain growing, and gardening pur
poses. Uncuvaled lands, with snail cultivated estate
adjoining, would be preferred Owners lands, who
give clear iite are requested 10 prepare statement
in relation such ilMds with the favorab BILE terms
and address their letters tpo PAID 10 r. w. WHITLEY
Pesi!en Of the Sylvana Association Is Finest NewYerk
The attention OF iaEa5olders ectfulIy solicited
the Syyania Association intends going into operation
early as possible
Editors OF Country Newspapers requested copy or
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bA TO LET-F'rom the first OF May, a
s..I small ,wo story brick Hnuse, auost new, and in
good repair with and under cellar IL Is very
pel>any situated III the o Of lie No 4 Clinton
Grand with handsome garden In 'front.'
extending the sidewalk. For further particulars inquire
at Ij3 clinton 81
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS

WINTER RANGEMENT.-
ssasss4,l FOR GOSHEN VIA NEW YORK AND
Ns-ges7-7sss-ERIE RAILR0AD.-Fsre TO 1oshen Siy9e-
-1---Turser's 81 S-0n and after Monday, January
81 ,ss The cars of the New York and Erie Railroad w
rnn in CONNECTION with the Steamboat Utica tCapt. A. II
SchuItzl daily, Sundays eycep,ed)
For p.ssenoarS-eave Duane street pier al O'clock A.
n !. leave Goshen al quarter past A. NJ.
For Freigh-Leave Duane street pier al , L. MI iea'e
Goshen al half past A. NJ s.,r,
NJ The passenger train connects al Turner'S win
,cb,S Mail Stages for Newburgh, New Paz, k,ngS,on
oasa M. w.s,srn / Ire Of Stages jana
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Things in Philadelphia.
From our Correspondent.
PHILADELPHIA, August IL

PHILADELPHIA, August Up NJ.
THE FLoop-Ithas petty correctly aceained tha'
the loss of twelve persous alone Delaware County oy the
late terrible fiood amount TO $4,000 Fy-two bridges
were swept away, and twenty-seven lives lost nr j. T.
Crosrrs los, is $50 900 The grist-mll saw.m, aud ev'
ery thing but the dwelling house OF John Dutton was
RED away, he barely escaping with ie-
ANOTHER SrRlKE.-The journeymen tailors OF the csy
and couy Of Philadelphia numerous and respectable
body Of menare Row on strike Tor an advance on 'e
wages.
WILLIAM CrLLES-This yonng man, who met with an
untmsy end in City, native OF the District oil
Southwark which lie left ieS months since 10 OBTAIN EN-
oloyment liz Newly
THE CRicxgT M,rcH-THE REsuir.-The third and
las, ,ri Cricket between the ST. George Club OF New
York aud the Union Club of this city, took place YESTERDAY
,lternoou in Cauden n. j. Mr. Samue Wright OF New
York. aud Nh John Ticsnor OF PhilaLe.na appeared as
the representatives Of the respective Clubs The victory
was decided in favor Of the New iorker
NAvAl-The United States steamer Firm ceton, no"
building al our Navy Yard will be launched 1t Is said
Saturday the Goth inst. She will be besutliu vessel ana
worthy the she b'as The ingst' RaFi'an is htlng
with all possible despatch, beng completely gge1
while the whole of her which is now lying III the
Yard will be received board before she leaves the Phla
iepha station.
years imprisonment few weeks since for passing
furnished him BY the Dr. Mitch
ELL died in Cherry Hill Tuesday and buried from his
brothers. residence yesterday. Where is Mitchell Can
the Attorney General tell
FIGHrlyG FIREMES-A number Of these disgracefn
rowdes have been arrested and committed prison. VIII
they be tried much less punished? Mayor Scott has
discharged his dutywi the Attorney General attend hs.
OuR MARKETs.--Neyer markets ahundantly
supplied than Peaches, Watemelons, Nutmsgs,
Pears Apples aud indeed every thing that can be named
profusely presented TO citizens. Vast
quantities of several of these articles daily transported
New.York The best of Peaches are selling ST IS per
basket Sweet Potatoes Of large size, pounds for IS cts
Butter continues high, selling 20 IS cents per pound
Eggs plenty at 10 II cents per dozen.
SrocKs, EXCHANGES, &c.-The feeling in our stock mar
kt during the past week has been decidedly favorable
tu.scr
md Sxos the former having sold high and tn, latter
5i. Purchasers have also heen but sellers
In exchanges, learn that oleaby fair business
has been done, but rates remain without change. quote
Boston and New. York par Disc Mobile l9l II; New
Orleans Ii Charleston snk Savannah dis. Relief Notes
held at 81 Per eert disc.