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MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, March-12.-8 p. m


The stock market remains without much alteration
The sales not large and quotations very eversh
Sonington advanced per cent Norwich and Worcester
t, Pennsylvania IS l. Long leland Canton l. Vicksburg
and Farmers' Loan Morris Canal Mohawk East Bsston
and u Bank, closed firm at yesterdays prices. Erie
Railroad fell of per cent Illinois and Oho.6s l. The
state stock market is such forbid the hope of
any great Improvement for time to come
Several petitions have been set into the Legislature If
this State, against the application OF Saul Alley and
Others for railroad between Now York and Albany
also petitions to authorize New York and Erie Rail
road Company to construct tunnel terminating New
Durgh Numerous petitions were presented into the
House against the running Of the Erie Railroad into
Committee Of the Who the bill to incorporate the
Troy and Greenbush Railroad Association and impose
Troy Railroads. These three bills were ordered to
third reading.
The Canadian Bill, chartcring the St. Lawrence and
connect their road running from Montreal 70 the Pro-
vince ne with the Atlantic and ST. Lawrence Railway
running from Portland to the Province line, pas
sed both branches OF the Provincial Parliament and
re @ the approval Of Lord Msca Governor densrs
officially given the Royal assent
The Governor of Michigan transmitted to the House of
representatives. without his signature, sundry bills origi
mating there and which had passed both houses
appropriations of land for the extension Of the Central
hailroad beyond Kalamazoo the Southern beyond Hills
the State. The bills returned to the House. made the fol-
loving appropriations For grabbing, grading and
KALAMAZOO,
acres Tor the the Southern Railroad from Hills.
dale to Coldwater or Branch 1000 acres tor canal
around Grand Rspids and otherwise improving the nay
CATION Of Grand River 20 900 acres for constructing
wagon road the line OF Northern Railroad is 900
the Detroit and Grand River road 900 acres
on the Shiawasee river, 1000 Gaen river and
for wagon road from New Troy to New Buffalo 900
acres The Governor also at the time returned 10
the Senate, bill appropriating 5000 the Kala
river.
The Legislature Of Louisiana has passed law, allow.
ing the New Orleans Gas Light and Banking Company
wind up their banking while they continue
leans.
Connsetfsil bills, of the denomination OF ls as S.
and probably t and los Of the Farhaven Bank are in
circulation. the New England Bank Note Companys
general plate. The plate is genuine, altered from Wes
tern Bank plate and consequently the deception only
be detected by the signatures which badly executed
The bank is calling in its old bills having procured
new plate.
Bills of the Bedford Commercial Bank of the denomi
nation OF 81, but which have been altered bs are also
in less than six Of them having been de-
'ctsd within few days. The fraud may be easily de
tectsd figure affixed to the corners instead OF the
original numeral, and where the One" had been the
bill is mutiated to leave only part of the letter
"N"to resemble v, aud the By which it is followed.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

FHLADELpHA, March 22-Cd Venezlea, Dill La Guayra;
Empress, Billings and Sulla Bangs Boston; Romeo Young
Halifax. "'
BALTIMORE, March 21-Cld Rochester CLARK, NYork.
ALEXANDRIA March l9-Arr Bolivar Nantucket; Frank
York. '
NoRFoIK March l9-Virgina. Hood for Madeira went
e; from Hsmrtqn Road. Yesterday 2oh-A PSeahon.as
boat John Davidson Spnuage from cruise Grace Brown
from Baltimore put to yesterday in conequence Of losing
YS5k for Balt%ee T was was spoken yesterday of Hosg Island
WLMINGTos, NC. March l5-Arr Infantra, (Br] Bustre
Tobsgoi 10Th Psrtridge Doughty Havana Frances Lou
XSIf Gd 18th . Martin Mn B;bsaOs. l, Falcon
Fox Card Guadaloupe; Alyano Pace Boston, 18th Triumph
Mur,ay Barbadoes Champion: Hunt Antigua Peruvian, Wat
Franklin, Patton, Boston.
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Sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.

FiRsr Rp-March a. 10 share. Wminston Railroad.
ans 400 do do n 10 do Gas 33S SIS 900 Pennsy
S. shares Navigation, 2st 5000 Te1as No
a 100 shares Reading RR 25 $500 Lshsh Mort Loan 20;
shares u Bank, g. do Peuns Bank se1 y 5 Kill Bk.
tx al do Girard Bank 9A 3do Lehigh NavonC mpany.
1917; $1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds, 67A.
sfcosp RoAso1aooo shas Lehsh Sc 5 .s 100 do Gi,s,d
mington K avs $50 do do ds 2h; 1903 do do 1k; 50
do do cash AMI t7oo Ches and Del canal Loan IS s6x u
bs 7a S2oo, do do 1885, "a s. 90 Stae d m shares
Camden aud Amboy r. Ii0M do Louisiana Bank 7e do
Lehigh, l3X; Is do do, lyx.
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the Herald

Correspondence OF the Herald
PHILADELPHIA, March a. ls46.
Well the battle is over the smoke Is about clearing
away and we begin to the positions gained
or lost by the respective belligerens We nd the natves
in possession Of Southwark by about 900 majority of
North Mulberry and Locust wards in the cty of fourth
ward Mayomensing and Of two wards in Spring Garden
In all other places except two trfng rural dis
trics they have been rouedhorse, foot and dragoons
The democrats hold the highly populous district Of the
Northern Liberties by overwhelming voe carrying
wards out Of seven-he seventh being carried by the
whgs also the township Of Mayomensng, two thirds of
the city, and the two most important wards Of Spring
Garden, besides majority of the rural districts The
wings hold full possession andhaf possession of
thirteen wards Of the city, besides eectng here and
there where they wise enough support and stick
portion of their minor candidates From this contest is
clearly ascertaned that the natives compose shout
gone. 1t will be recolected that they the only
parse; who made S any strenuous txsrtOn M They have
for this contest Concerts, lectures meetings, ser
organizations and banner presentations, have
been put is requiston, while all other parties have
manned quiet But two days before the election they had
procession to escort into the city delegation from
Aourshng ceremonies and the next evening the great
native meeting came of The other parties did not
gushing this and monster faction in all but their
two or three strongholds predict that in another
they will be among the things that were cannot for
bear mentioning peculiar feature of navism which
has manifested itself this election. You have
ticed the number of Macs which abound among tho
Of their candidates. This inconsistency ought OF
tself consgn the faction to defeat but is ecpsed
by another which cannot characterize but piece of
impudent audacty-appsrenty effort how blind
and senseess the rank and file of its sdherent In
Fourth Ward, Moyamensng, John Dennis, soldier Of
the Revolution, aged rs years Of the most amsbe
disposition of the highest probty and universally res
pected was beaten by VIM. McCauey an rishman, who
ran ON the native tic ke Such is natvesm. It would
not have succeeded in this but neglect
wings and democrats to appear at the polls.
There has been disastrous fire raging from o'clock
this morning. at intervals till the present me in flour
store on the wharf take for granted that you have
earlier of this matter and will not therefore, burden
you will particulars.
By the closing quotations Of to-day, given below, you
will perceive that State stock has declined consdersbly
in fact there is general Decline Lehgh 6s only holding
their
Mr. Dallas. the Vice President, has arrived among his
friends and neighbors and is received by them all with
hearty cordality. He was in lcourt this morning and
looked extremely well.
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Poor Eieaner Gsay.

Oh how long shall thak ofbs msrs young daughter,
s9T pmpl. and .unbura and isets. had brought her
sssc c"S q sssss s .ss amps
AID k + o =. &. aud %
The bridal is fixed for sweet vi amor Gray
s . na aas e., MsSessS ed sssY Of Dr.
a be,eRs. ia safS,a
.sa mpos.os 2 e.2l is etcesne. exc TOO highly Ian.
suffice Il that cure in all cases guaranteed,
cspbls proof that carbon deposte bens cu-
sII & Of can be removed by of this nvau
To pu.ss. sa Ss GSv
iand s, ROUGE s
and permanent color the cheeks and P;
Remember the numbere7 Walker street first Store from
Ghss.s S:: 's'asa @
sss ss Bull M;Ssss ss
Oyer
Nashville TENN; Asint.h. Lancaster. Ps '''@'''''
nd
he pss ao s.
scs 70 % o are M
sS Ns.asS Ascent: ie Broadway House: sss
DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor, at his
only agency Walker first store from Broadway.
Beal's Hair Restorative, It his Agency, OF
Walket st., lst store FROM Broadway.
Medical N0tics.-Tns advertisements OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established M
the Suppression Of Quackery in the Of all diseases will
paper. w. s RICHARDSON, M d., Agent
Office and Consul n0 Rooms Of the College IS Nassau
All Philadslphia subscriptions to the
Bda s s to nss, ss z ss..
may ais: obtained daily o,cIosi ,'''' 'o'''
tablishment, wholesale and retail.
N With the exception Of the "Heraldn is read
much perhaps IN rhIladephia as any paper published in
ements handed TO the agents half past o'clock will ap
year hssne herald next day. nj ly
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Beefs In moderate request and we quote Country and
City Mess at 81 O0 Lard active and sales Of hbls
73c Butter improving in demand and FOOD
Western dairy sells at 10 23c Cheese Is also active and
sales Of boxes fne have been made at "a &c.
REAL ESTATE AT AucrIor-House and lot No. 9
Bedford street corner OF Downing street.. So 800
Lease OF lot f. side of Tth avenue between 9th and
2sth streets, is years unexpired, groundIrent $s5
\ per annum. Lot "a q 3 by lO4 feet. .... $40
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Foreign Importations.

LoNpoN-ship Toron.o-25 pkg. J. NJ Oppenheim g. co-7e
Cumming Msia co-34 tons iron Elliman-9 pigs J
kos.Ts es-a I'D MawsGn Bo.hers.1 " Aolberon-s
Ellison-l0 Nevins COS Wight, snrges & Shawl A
Coms,ock-2 " naymonda3T Thns Reynolds.loo Horsy
stewart co.'s Lawsnce. MURRAY lnEate-5 Hs!rck
Tin Lawson SS-2 Barclay LivDgson-6S hemp Hicks
col Mesarey- John Morton- Barber Brosl Hy yessop
i Hurchinson-l Geo Hastings col Geo Gibson CO.
q Clayton-l Rev Bolton--l Barelay-l Donnall-
stanford swords1l Phillips hi cqn % Hpdsen SON
chronometers y q w Bunt-l pkg Tappsn-l Leverch
Il Fenn30 bales IS 80 casks 22 gndstones
kegs to order.
Domestic lmpOrtatlOnS.
CHARLEsTox-Ship Allsn-23 bles cotton Atwater & Mil
fordi9 -acket Brothers Post u Phips-2S0 Colts
colo Levech-8 pkgs Simmons-2 Burton-200 bis
Gotten 28 bkts wine order.
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PROFESSOR RODOERv.

GRATEFUL for liberal patronage extended to him during
the month Of January last BY the enlightened and talented c
Of New York has the honor his the
city and that he will deliver Of Four Lectures with
interesting experiments the four following places on the
wonderful and talked Of science Of
ANIMAL MAGNETISM ~ PHRENOLOGY.
Rutgers Institute Madison street. Tuesday Of each
Tuesday March 1th St Luhes Buildings,
Of Grove and Hudson streets every Friday Of Zach
Wednesday each week Wednesday March h
American Republican Hail. Of avenue Q and ID
street every Thursday OF each week. commanding Thundav
March 6th. m
Tickets which will admit lady and gentleman IS cents
To commence each evening athalf-past o'clock.
unIQ txxxs m
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Cotton Market

New ORLEANs, March l4-Business continues to be
very mush mpeded by the unavorabe of the wea
to 1000 bales at former prices
LykRPooL CLAssIricATIoN-Louisiana and M,ssissppi-
Inferior II 4t; Ordinary to good Ordinary Al
dnng os Good Middling oil Middling Fair 81; Fair
81 a 81; Good Fair IL - ~ --'
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parApsrurrs There Is little better demand to

parApsrurrs. There little better demand to day
hat prices without change. Genesee 81 IS 6ii
Rye ietches 6s3 cents a bushel.
In Albany the 2st instant Eastern orders for -four
are ned az 81 rs Rye in demand at 90 II cents per
80 lbs. Oats 2S& q 80 cents. Corn 46 q 80 cents.
Some prominent movement was made in Flour in Buf.
iao the goth instant but wheat quiet The latter
ranged from 80 cents there 10 nts AT the remote
and inaccessible points the Lake in Wisconsin. An
Oswego miller who has also influence Milan
selling four thousand barrels Of -four, deliverable
in New YORK in June, at 81 76 inspection guaranteed
Mlers have bought pretty freely Of grain during the
past winter, to whom such contract would be ruinous
CorroN-To day there was very active inquiry but
the bids lowerhe transactions up 1900 bales
prices easier for the buyer. We the quotations
Of the market to day.
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Second Board.
sALEs or srocxs-Bosros. March

SALES or SrocKs-BosToN, March al
1903 Western Railroad lO2 3S Western Railroad Scrip
1851; AZ do 1884; 10 Boston Wharf Co as; Sandwich
Gas Co 74I 225 Reading Railroad; 25a 90 do 10 d.
25a, 25 L. Island Railroad 77A; so do II 100 do
In IS; so Wilmington RR 10 DIS 2l3 100 do. 2l1; 81
Boston Stock o 10 DIS l3A; 90 do l3s 100 do wk
lal 100 do i3f 80 do l3 100 do Is DIS 1915 is Bos
ton and Maine 4 r ll03
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Passengers Arrived,

LoNpoN-Packet ship Torono-Mr Dean Mr. Robertson,
2oh Regt Par,ons Providence: Combico France; Miss
M Inmau. New York-5 in the steerage.
CHARLEsTON-Shp Allen-Mrs Cowan, Mrs Sedan, Mrs
Miller Mrs lsherw ood and child, Lawson, Proctor
Decker, Russell, H Mayo.
CAPE MoyyT, Aircs-Barque Palestine, at Boston-Rev ]
Seys OF Wkesbare Pa Capt Johnson late of brig
of New York, sold; F Davis first officer and five
Passengers Sailed.
LoNpoN-Packet ship Hendrix Hudson-Mss Gyes, Peter
BuInet, New York; MIR Van Hasbrouck, Belgium.
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Died.

On Saturday morning, JULIA E., daughter of John w.
and Elizabeth Furguson aged years and months
The friends and acquantauces of the family are re-.
specfuly requested to attend the funeral the resi-
dence Of her parents 479 Houston street. this
afternoon at Al O'clock without further invitation
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MARITIME HERALD.
snip Masters and Agents.

We shall flavor Captains Of Vessels will give
TO ROBERT SLvEy, Captain of News Boats Of
the shipping left al the port whence they sailed the
lewspapes they may have Agents and Corresp0n-
dents a home abroad will also confer favor by sending
this Office Marine Intelligence they receive.
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Stock 600 bales Freighs to Liverpool steady 3D.
to Havre Yc Tor square bales
Psousioss PORK is in very fair demand, but pri
ces are much unsettled We quote sales Of old Ohio
Mess at $ii s7} til bO do prime at % s7s so, New
Ohio prime sells st 80 20 II oo do Mess $i2kso IA
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MlGHARD VAN DYKE, Jr, Auctloneer.
THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT HOTEL. corr

E Avenue and s6th sreet-Anthony Blsecker Co will
~ e aaeSa ION 01 Ih.Isdsy the 9th day Of March
prGpe1ty on hs east side Of the a d south
feet on the street (which curbed and and e
assessment pad the property within blocks of the large
Croton eservor The House large two-story build
with cellar and kitchen under die whole with sheds
public house and occupied such $1,000 $4,000
remain on bond and mortgage cent Possession will
and apply the Auctonees Broad street,
f20to mr27sm m = ~ s
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oiGNOk oA NQUIKIOOS
GRAND vocal ANR lHsssTpsBNNSSNTAL Hsp 5sNSET CONCERT
nsas EGIr P;I.t' esSHHsFR1:. tee Hiss!fRts. with
On zN PzPA5 SFE SFEHA as House. HSss'Hs.
The following most kindly volun.e.e
s,d sa a4lRSsas a4AlE$ssssi !sf;i HSssg2alr Ss$EHEE
sIaS5k NI s6k1Mohsss SH SKaAis. Sd
Leader & a{ hs Siss;'| F.ss s!s Es
CoNcERT-PARrL
iai;,t issrin. iEiii y orchestra
s-d%ad coa.:n,s.s tsatraii. BY sixnoa n -
s-A;s ts.s from n'Ess Ssy,a :: ciad.:a BY Ssl'nl
s-dIssS Marinari" BY ssncii Aatcsnia D0n''e'''
For the first time with full Orchestra concertsd for this occa
sion BY sfnor I Milon
ahe cselueha 6ss %s n Ansnea BY Mile Pauline
os Bso
l-Gsyssina Ro.ina Una vocs 5000 fa siisia
a-G!snd Duo Dunaue 10 SOM ssnoia picc and
s-T%s spieDdid f dii.s N:nca un foso. sisnor
4-G.and Scene from the Opera "0bsron." Ocean,
s-Grand Duo freg "Matrimooio secreto," by Sig.
er and Pafaa.iie Tier 50
e ss.s. a.s gsa,y ss; rs
:. pSos. Gp.n e
.e- " Q . CLOCK pIecissiy. mh2l &c
MR.. ROUGH'S
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.
'THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS for con-
Quoting he Concert NIX. YI.iB iBBRssoueH
and d h$ 70. e c New ,o
''DA'' ednesaapy s p1Evs'y Evemymg Msre 2 1s5
= NIBLo's CONCERT SALOON.
and A sss L Jssi i P Ai;s ;.s
''s sIaNoFA nosINo ~! Srae .aIeeo,
Mn g; HILL, {LeadeIj
MN Nh; ii hs2SSSSTfEs nssSSSSTfEs SS Conductor,
Mr. nS SR9EE9lLr. 9ES9l
MR. Sc e HzESSs HszzEEHSSSssKg. VI "! * g.rox,.
Dasiioa" Y.. santa a vOss from he 6p;rs M.rinno
s MY s i Hsas. b,sass k.1s:
Cavalna-. ~ come vago amabe from the Opera
OF La Prgious d Edimbugo"m msignora Pico Ricc
Instrumental Duet" Dioogo Brilaute' Flute and
Clarione-Nr Kyle and Mr.. Groenvelt Bochsa
Nespo.n Sst0 i. an. in m::;o To-
mare'-Signor De Begnis. .Rossini
Spanish Song" Et Taque"-Signora Pco. Blanco
Between the first second of the Concert Mr. E.
WALKER the Pstentee Of the Harmonic AItachment' to
the fianoioHe will perform Concerto on the instrument
Song-,"I met him in the happy throns'-Madame
Daso~sfcm Tanaci.ds Madame Otto and Mis-. A'.
The heart bow do.na.Mi Brough, " =. BALI.
Cayatiua-NelP Opera " La Parisina"-Mss North
Cayatina soprano" Bell raggio lusnghier" from
~Semiramide'-Signori Pico. -. !. Rossin
SONG Iasr like Leve,,Miss Taylor. Reel
consequence the length Of the Concert viii commence
pr. cisely at ~ O'Clock
Tickets 81 esch IN be had at tn usu,l pieces m23lt
MILE. PAULINE DEsJARDINS
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BY TIE SOUTHERN MAIL
Washington.
Correspondence of the HERALD
WASHINGTON. March 81. lS45

WASHINGTON. March 81, ls45
There is the Old Harry to pay among our demo-
cratic friends who want Office
Slamm leaves tonight for New York, in a bad
humor, we are afraid
Robert n. Morris will probably supercede Van
Ness. His chance now seems to be the best.
campbell, Consul at Havana, will be retained.
Hume, book keeper at Coleman's. has become
book-keeper in the Treasury-whig at that
President Polk says he shan't remove the son-in-
law of Henry Clay, who is Navy Agent at New
Orleans.
Brown, member of Congress from Indiana, will
likely supercede Smith as Register of the Land
Office. PRRIwINKLR
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state OF Trade.

AsHEs-The sales for the week have been quite large
and quotations very frm with an improving tendency
The sales of Pots for the week about 1900 bbl
at So e7} 9s3 tor old and 81 tor About 1900 bbs
Pearls have been disposed ot at 81 90 for DID, and
Pearls The advices from Europe have had favorable
effect on this article.
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DEsTRUATIvE FIRE.-This morning about four
o'clock fire discovered in of the stores of
Messrs Lea Bunker & Co., Flour Factors and Commits
sion Merchants, No II South Wharves below Spruce
The fire was the work of ncendisry. and commu
nicsted to the lower part of running from Water
street to the Of the fronting the Delaware Il
contained some 20e0 barrels Of meal several hum
dred barrels Of four and 1900 bushels Of wheat The
north and east walls OF the building owing to the weight
upon the oors fell in and the are communicated to the
front store containing -four, cloverseed, &C. but its pro
gress was arrested by the hremen. The building
belonged to the heirs OF the late Paul Beck ESQ and he
occupsntswere fully insured. An adjoining store
pied by Messrs Brown Goodwins. caught fre but
not cxtinguished when paper went press but
doubt il will submit To the exertions ofour active
fremen-Pha Cdx., March -.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

MONDAF EVENING" March "a,
Will be presented, for the first time stage. Mrs. Mowat.
new comedy called EAsHloN-Coun, de Jo!ima,!rs. W.
phina Tiffany, Miss Kate Horn.
A Pas de Danube. by Miss st. CLAIR.
To conclude with the comedy -of USED UPSir Charles
Cods'ream. Mr. Crisp; Lady Chutterbuck, Mrs Dyott.
Boxes st tier IS cents I'd tier 50 centsPt cenGalley
-
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STORES ON THE SIXTH AVENUE ~.-w
1A TO LET-Four three stliy and attic Brick Houses
:H with Stores undepea eah. the eaerly side of the
avenue, between 18th and 18Th with sliding doors
manels Cotou c suitable for respectable
miles in mod. circumstan
All Of the above Stores excellent business and
suitable for dry goods and fancy goods ladies' shoe
China and sarhsnyar then hardware wslry millinery con(sc
reu,ed from the dweng part required there being
covered in front, for fuel, SC.
m232Wwec q II, WINTER. l6 Wall street
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ELECTION IN PHILADELPHA.-The election in
Philadelphia, on Friday, passed off without any
serious difficulty and resnfed as fnlnWs

From the Philadelphia Chronicle, March 22J
will be seen that the wings have elected nine Alder
men in the city the democrats two and the Native Ameri
cans three.
In tn Northern Liberties the democrats have elected
three Aldermen, end the Native Americans two. The
independent candidate successful in the I'd Ward
The democrats have elected majority OF the other on
GERS in the several Wards of this district.
In the lst Ward Spring Garden, there election
for Alderman. The Native American candidate was
elected in the I'd Ward and the democratic candidate in
the Sd Ward. We have returns Of the election for
Alderman in the 4th Ward-the Native American can
ddae for Assessor Mr. Cramer been elected by about
so majority.
The Native Americans have been successful in all the
Wards in Southwark elecng their entire ticket
In consequence OF iniormality In the tickets there
was election for Aldermen in Moyamensing. Native
Constable elected. The democrats have elected their
candidates in the st and I'd Wards and the wings have
been successful in the I'D Ward.
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SIGNOR RAPETTI
y pEsPECTFULLY informs his friends and tn. public that
~ previous 70 hi: tour he will give aud enter
OPERA AND CONCERT.
sigr RAPETTI will be assisted by the principal artists,
both vocal and instrumental. Particulars in future
m23
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NEW YORK BRASS BAND
Advertisement having sppeared in the Herald snd Other
plaivei Napier Lothian, and ling him
duco, Of the ~ Y. b the members of sad Band
pee fully inform the public that is the Conductor,
he way connected with the New York Brass Band
w. Wallace, A. ii. Pats,
Chas Mather, John Wallace,
Jos Frising, M. Mem,
John Blakeey, Geo Goser,
w. Withers, John Delaney,
8. C Lum, h Wheeler
c. s. GRArFuLA Nusicl Director, 80 Ba, ard street.
JAMES CoNNoR, Secretary.
RICHARD WILLS Leader,
m23 1tsec 49 Bayard street.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES,

Office Corner of Broad Street and Exchange Place.
"WEDNESDAY. March 26th, at lOk o'clock, Hand.oms
" Furniture at 1913 Madison between Rutgers and JEFF
ferson streets Funitue, Carpets Bedding &c, &c. Cata
ayge assortment OF Furniture.
FRIDAY, April 8lh at II o'clock, at No - Twenty First
Ware, &c, &c
WEDNESDAY, April 2sd, Elegant Furniture in 18th
C attendants have been secured attend to sales
as porters Those wishing sell will have arrangements
tended TO on application their No % Broad
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MILE. PAULINE DEsJARDINS
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT,
tOPERA AND BALLET,l
At Palmo's Opera House. on Monday, the 3la inst
SIGRORA ROSlNA PICO Prima Donna Of the late Italian
~ troupe this city, and other aItstes bgs
inform the patrons Of the Italian Opera and admirers and sup
poLters Of the Musical Arts and Artists that they will
Farewell Complimentary Concert, with Opera and Ballet
Mile Dtsjardins previous TO her departure from this
above. :
B.-The Box Office will be opened Thursday morning
9Th instant. and foowg days, from O'Clock, A. M to
o'clock, p NJ where may be secured
Price-krst Tier, $o0; second Tier so cents Private
Box ., 5000, mh22 rrc
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PORT OF NEW YOxK, MARCH "a.
Ciea red.

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