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SPLENDID New carpeting.-Tle su

SPLENDID New Carpetings-The sub
- scriber has again opened
Rich new style imported Brussels carpetingt
Extra and medium 3.ply csrpetings
Super and medium ingram carpeungs
Super rag and cotton carpctings
Rugs and floor ocloths
In the lot will be found l52 yards more Of that
rich Chinese figure OF the 3-ply carpets, cores
ponding exactly with the last piece. Those who
are in search Of that pattern requested to call
Immediately.
Oct 22-3uf GEO, STETTINIUS
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% the soyereigns and lhe goyernmsn,s Of France

Of the sovereigns and the governments Of France
and England.
These are some Of the arguments that could be
opposed 10 this match. There are, Independently OF
these considerations Of grayer importthe utter In
difference Of the French, and the heartfelt repug-
nance Of the Spanish people. France contains
IS 900 900 of souls, Spain more than l2,OOO,OOO
yet in all probability, there are not 10 France one
hundred persons, nor IN Spain, with the exception
Of the ministry and its msjority in the Cortes, a
dozen in favor Of the marriage ofhe Duke de Mont
pensier to the Spanish lnfanta
These being neontroyerlible facts Il is difficult 10
believe that even yet this marriage will be pressed
10 its termination. The faith Of treaties should be
respected The reasonable Inconsistencies ofa pow
erfu neghbor should receive attention. The posi-
tive danger of sanguinary results in Spain suggests
serious reflections. The present indifference Of the
French nation in general and the declared hostility
of the whole Of the independent press OF Paris and
the departments to the marriage, cannot be disre-
garded "Eyen yet, therefore" says our Paris cor
respondenee, "there are persons who cling to the
hope Of u compromise"
AdriAnople was raVaged by 6re on the night Of the
24lh. The eonfagration broke out In the Populous
quarter of the Israelites and lasted twelve hours re-.
dueing 10 ashes about 600 houses, a considerable
number Of shops, 80 tayerns, several mills, and five
synagogues.
RUMoRED DEFEAT or THE RUssIAEs.--The
Augsburgh Gazette ON the faith Of its Constantine
Pile correspondent, states that a rumor prevailed at
Trebisonde that relative Of Schamyl had defeated
the Russians.
We learn from Consiantinople that the head Of a
band Of robbers, who had frequently pillaged the
pilgrims TO Jerusalem, had been taken, and with
twenty-four Of his associates sentenced TO the gal
lies.
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HAVE JUST RECEIVED

II HAFEJUST RECEIVED
Il carton Terkerrie shawls 81, at SS
do Cashmere shaws, from Sc TO Sl2
do scarlet Grape searfs
bundle corded skirts, measuring full Ga, for
only 81 25 ...
Grass skirts and watered merino of the best kind
Also, full and handsomely assorted stock Of
Plaids, cashmeres, mousselines, and Castlians
Scarf, manta, and dress silks
Black and eolored plaid alpaca
Plain alpaca OF every color
~ dozen ladies' kid gloves, very superior
Handkerchiefs, hosiery, and worsted miis in great
variety
Together with every other article usually found
in well.assorted stock Of dry goods. Purchasers
are respectfully invited to call.
GEO. w. ADAMS,
Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 9Th streets.
Oct. l2-eo6t .. ..
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nYsTERs for the MilIion.-My friends

HDi HND tut '1e 1"H'iIOH' N III HTSHuu
" IN the temperance cause having OF late oallsd
public attention 10 the superiority Of the "St.
Charles" over other hotels have found il neeee-
sary enlarge and reOrganize the restaurant depart
ment Having made extensive arrangements for
an abundant and constant supply Of superior oys-
ters, game, terrapin, DC have engaged an expe-
rieneed cook and two waters exclusively for this
branch Of my business and secured the services OF
additional bar.keeper. Grateful for past favorS,
hope, with this arrangement, 10 meet the wants
Of my patrons and merit continuance.
N. b. Having leased the entire upper part Of the
hotel, consisting OF thirty TO forty rooms, am pre-
pared receive transient permanent boarders by
the day, week, month, or year. The ordinary table
will be supplied with the best the market effords. A
limited number Of persons will be taken for "meals
only" at very low prices.
G. J. MAC LELLAN.
st. Charles Hotel, Oct. 5th.
Oct. 5-eod3m
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I AW OF Courts Martial.--0bservaton on
IL Military Law, or the constitution and practice
of Courts Martial, with a summary of the Law OF
Evidence as applicable to military trials, adapted to
the laws, regulations, and customs Of the Army and
Navy Of the United States, by Captain VIM. c.
De Hart. Just published, and for sale by
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN.
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ID" st. Mary's Hall, BurIington.-The
winter term Of this institution will open on Monday
Cd November. Address the Bishop of New Jersey.
Oct 20-l0t
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nPNotice.--Rev John ID. Matthews will
preach in the 81 Presbyterian church, New York
avenue, on Sabbath the 25th inst, at IL and half
past o'clock.
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~ Unitarian Church. - Re Opened for
Divine service Sunday morning next, at III o'clock
Oct 03-0t
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Look for the Baltimore Cash store,
CLOTHs, CAssiMEREs, AND VEST

Look for the Baltimore Cash Store!
.CLOTHs, CAssiMERES, AND VEST.
~ ings.-We are, as usual, having made % TO
order all descriptions Of genuemen's outer garments
We call the attention Of purchasers TO our very er
tensiye assortment Of cloths, casslmeres, and vest
ings, part Of which We have imported for our own
sales
10 pieces black, blue, invisible green, and other
colored cloths, at from 81 10 81 50
10 pieces superhne French black cloth
do B,olley q Sons French black cloth
two pieces Of which are very superior
2 do Bonean black cloth, very superior
20 do fancy cassimeres, at tho low price Of
rs tosl
10 do fancy cassimeres, at the low price of
81 l2l to 81 so
10 do plain and ribbed black cassimsrss, q
tosl so
do finest finish black doe-skin do
10 do Cashmere vesting, some very rich and
beautiful
do Cashmere yesting, very extraordinary
... ...,. aud beautiful
S do best black satin, for yesting
do rich fancy velvet yesting
r Also,
10 dozen single. and double-breasted under
wrappers
do super merino do do
2 do best silk shirts
4 do gendemen's drawers, eoored and white
20 do do black and eolorrd kid
gloves
10 do do white do
90 do merino and other kinds Of gloves
20 DO merino lambswool, and cotton hall
hose
SO pisces silk pocket hdkfs
10 dozen linen-eambric hdkfs
100 cotton and ginghsm umbrellas
so best silk do
With many other articles IN the gentemens way,
TO which we call the attention Of purchasers.
PITTMAN x PHILLIPS.
Oct OO-inf
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III you want 10 buy Dry Goods at re-
duced prices call at the Baltimore cash
store.o
rINHE subscribers have in store and are daily
l. receiving fresh lots OF fall and winter dry
goods 10 which particularly call the attention OF
purchasers, part Of which We enumepte--
20 pieces rich striped and figured ehsngeabe silks
at the low price Of rs cents
10 do 27-inch satin stripes, at 81 TO 81 IS
10 do 27-ineh ehangeable ditto, 81 SO
10 do splendid raw silk plaids, Of high col
ors
IS do French ombre stripe Cashmere robes,
something very rich and beautiful
80 do Cashmere de laine, which we will sell at
at from so to ga cents, worth as
cents to 81
10 do French duo, which we will sell at 81,
cents
20 do do do do IS cts.
10 do rich gala paiLs for ladies' dresses, slk
.. and wool, which we will offer at IS TO
67j cents
A lot Of last season 3 mousselines and Cashmeres,
which we will sell at almost nothing
80 pieces ombre stripe merinoes, for dresses
20 do black and blue-black alpaca, from 37i to
81
so do fine and medium black and blue black
WE % HAVE IN sHAwLs--
so all-wool Kabile shaws, at different prices
20 l0-4 Ia Thibet and merino shawls
10 la embroidered Thibet do
so l0-4 mode and other colored mousselne shawls
50 l0-4, ll-4 Terkerrl Cashmere do
90 ll-4 very rich do do do
IN CARPETING.
We have on hand, and will close out low for
want Of room
90 pieces Of fne superfne, and fine only, at from
so TO S7I cents, very cheap.
5000 yards calico, at from to st cents
1000 do do do 8 TO 10 do
1000 do do do IL to l2I do
1000 do blcached domestics, at from to 81 c.
5000 do do do do 9to l2I C.
1000 do super longcloth, at l6 cents
5000 do brown shrting, from TO l2l cents
1900 do 54, ga, I0-4, 1874 bleached and
brown sheetngs
...r .. IN FLANNELs.
90 pieces white and red fannels, l6 to 81 cents
80 do do do do 37I TO 62i do
S do super milled do.
IN BLANKETS.
100 pieces 9-4, 104, Ia, l24 riband-bound Whit
.a....'. ,ney blankets
30 do la, 1874 super twilled do do do
900 do la Mackinac do do do do
100 do 1914 colored do do do do
With many other goods, the list Of which is
great we will be compelled to defer enumerating
them; so call and examine for yourselves.
sr.ag g4,.ra ..r. PITTMAN 81 PHILLIPS.
"a,
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rARPETING, Rugs, &c.--The subscri-
~ bers have now in store a full assortment Of
New style ingram carpeting
Rich hall and step carpeting
Rich printed baizes
Extra rich choneille rugs
Large and small size tuftcd rugs, &c.
Also, full assortment Of curtain materials Of the
newest and most fashionable Styles With all the ne
cessary fixtures, bindings and trimmings, which
will be sold low by
Oct 23-3tsw2w p, H. HOOE a. co.
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A BARGAINING have received so dozen
"A real dsmask napkins, 3s by SO, for the low
price OF - per dozen. ' .E-
Oct 94-6iif gsss ID. CLAGETT g. co.
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ZINE Letter Paper for 81 soper resm.
~ A further supply Of the above, the chespes,
(having regard 10 the quality) ever sold by the ed
vertiser, is this day received.
Oct IL +. TAYLOR.
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o + FICIA L.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Oct %

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
October % 1876.
THIS department will issue treasury notes to
l. the amount Of three millions Of dollars, bearing
an interest Of 25 per cent per annum, payable to
the order Of persons or corporations making deposits
therefor in specie in sums Of not less than one
thousand dollars with either the treasurer of the
United States, assistant treasurer at Boston, New
York. Charleston, or ST. Louis or treasurers of the
mint at Philadelphia, or New Orleans.
The notes will bear even date with the date of de-
posite. .--
r. J. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
The National Intclligencer; Baltimore Argus and
Republican; keystone and Pennsylvania, Phila-
delpLia New York Evening Post; the Globe, New
York; Boston Post; New Orleans Courier, and
Charleston Courier will copy the above.
Oct 22-4t
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MRS. MINOR, on f, between 9th a. 9TH
lvl streets, has several fine large rooms unoccu-
pied, and would accommodate yearly or transient
boarders on reasonable terms. I'D.
Oct l9-dtlNovl -...rr .. r.......
Dancing and Depor TIM ent, Odeon Hall
corner 4 I-2 street and Pennsylvania
stFgt.tak .ryrf avenue. II.ap.R er-H-
M KILMISTE, from Europe, teacher Of the
1fl. most fashionable and approved dances, upon
principles, imParting to pupils grace, ease, and ele
gance, in general department. .'....'. NJ.
TERMS;
Private lessons at the residence of family, per
quarter, sl5.
Private lessons at the Academy, sl2.
A course Of FIVE lessons including every requisite
instruction for assembly dancing, s5.
quarter, $40. ... -.
Attendance twice week ~ ... ..
Sept. l6-n
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LNOR RENT.-Two story house with
IL basement, on 1 atreet, between Pennsy yania
avenue and c street, Inquire of James Williams
next door, at his ware-room on 7th street, oppo
site the lntelligeneer Office
Oct 23-3t JAMES WILLIAMS.
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LNRENCH Worked COllars.-Just received
Il 10 cartons very cheap French worked collars.
Oct 2--6tf .... D. CLAGETT e. co
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A RMY LIST for 1915 -OfficiaI Army
IA Register, the last issued, for sale Ia few copies
Of the edition only remsining) by r. TAYLOR
Price 25 ceRts. Aug IS
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4 UsBY a DUyALL, Merchant TAIL

ST. Charles Hotel, Oct. 5th
Oct. 5-eod3m
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DIR. LKNNEo's COUGH PILLS.

IL
THIS WONDERFUL REMEDY is carrying oil before
IT Tor the extraordinary cures 10 performing AstsPe-
cc Tor Coughs ColdE, Consumption, and all Diseases OF
The Lungs appencsges, whether c' nc or lnn4-
u.tory will fail supersede all other remedies
People credit The wonderful cures elected oy
Pis IL u N short space OF time but mo eYi-
deuce OF power strong be resi.ed Two or
.hree doses viii Cot and they may DO given
to al eges perfect success Read The iolo~tng
LETTER FROM THE REV. MIR. ARNOLD.
Mr.. J. WINCHESTER
MY Dear The Cough Pills invented by the celebrated
Dr. Lannec OF Parf which you were so KIND az 10 reco
memo 10 my noIice, found examination no isi
- De most valuable specific have gwen Lcel is al
TRIAL and am setlshsd yog hare NOS oVerisseo 'en
value The most inyeterste Cough they VIII cure ~ low
days In my own they removed nost isuesssns
affection of rne and lungs 10 an incredible snoi inns
Tn r operation most RATIONAL Aaf IN ca'sS Q, oeeo -
tb 70 mist produce admirable results Iney oenfo
The blood the .tsnacn prevent coy undue pressure
upon hh diseased part destroy thai lever Whcn Ii 10
L 10 the lung real cause VI Consup-
tioa csunoti say n that might be sAid In ne1
favor bu, firmly believe they 81 mucn surpsns al tte
popular uosruy1s Of me day cure OF Coughs Colds,
Bronchitis Consumption &c. as the sun srPasses me STARE
10 brightness. Most truly yours, a G. L. ARNOLD.
NeW-York March }, 1910. ,,
Il Sold, wholesale aud retail BY j. WlNCHEsTEA,
General GENT The Golden Rle Otce "A Arn-sL AiAo,
al AFFORDS, No. l63 Bowery. Ia brooklyn, al Mis-
COULEYS, liz Eutou-st, corner of pineapple Price 81
Dox. r IL
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HOUSEHOLD MARKETS.
Reported for The Hew.Yofk Tribune.

earsAGEs Recent transsctions in the Sausage b.
;.. have erected this summer savory branch oil cur
Productive Industry into great national quession-se''
- I,pks of which have been discussed or the floor OF
h House of In the general stagnation
- tb Household Msrkets-the high price OF Eggs, the
tenderness OF young Veal aud the quieness Of dead Hall
,uwe find sensible and grateful relief IN turning 70
N, stalls for Saussges and adGring In expressive s.
oc. the spel wresths of that escueut vegetable 80
.euoi!nsy coed up and offering to spring into one
Gerry or the slight consideration OF nnePence
pound IL fact nothing in rnaket is nov talked oil but
sau.ases-and the general topics Of discussion in The
most reeereM political circles the relative merits oil
the Bologna, the BLACK the Spanish Inc Beef and the
Common Pork Sausage. SO far as we have been ehe'
bed 10 collect public opaion On the supJect we 'nhA
tho preference is present gwen 10 the genuine oo
Variety and great deal OF public CURIOSITY
know who has received the contract ioI supplying inc
House OF Representatives will this article IL notye'
generally known whether Sir Robert Feel nas mace any
special provisions although It IS clear that lion Nf.
SAWYER did Sausages-nor whether the documents
de.pa,ched by the British Minister which went out in
the Romer are to be regarded ID connecting link be-
tween the British yohcy aud the Sauages despatched by
The honorable gentleman from Ohio Al all events, il e
yery generally believed that the honorable senteman0
oartisity Poa Sausages arises from pairioc desire
for promoting the consumption OF Home Products Al
not from even iraternal and family ieelinS fuo-
lie excitement this subject is constantly increasing
and has set ~ no reached It's highland although
yesterday Fryday yet every body seemed to be III
stew about Sausagcs. III other branches OF household
uade wef- uunoliced, ana pubic attention was concen.
tried upon the transactions Ssusagoswe are there
fore compelled bring reporiikc the article which
"a ,. f m dnirc-,, M nhrint frrmin hfinn
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Tue y =nuine Preparation.
.
COMPOUND sYkUP OF WILD CHERRY
CONsIIM PTIEES.

CONSERVATIVES,
ar those wnose lungs affected slightly, should axe
W Llis syrup without DELAY, by which hry may prevent
tue liking oil tnsI dire disease fully AID ARMY DO" In
Dor ,auI men " avoid Never I'VE day WIN cough
when las syrup Can had aid you are nearly certain,
win proper care " avoid destruction By Consum ton
Dir SWAYNE'5 COMPOUND SfhUP OF WILD
CHERRY.
In. compound Of Vegetable remedies ills called wild
Cherry becaqs- liz. are IS tee basis o Tue pePa Aon
Il /. 10 combined ngr-cients tnaI Tue ua0st ell
Cheney Is gwen good quAuies do anu pre-
eryrr OF Ih- powers uncaons OF lie las d" equal
CAurIos-Al preparations Of Wild Cherry, except Dr.
swsyn.s ara fictitious counterfeit, ana sProog up
y.afs After lnls valuable remedy mad Introduced e into
he scs chambers therefore, deceived Dy tho many
sasams ana Spurious Mixtures" bet Try Inc genuine
and b. cured Prepared only by DR.. SwATsE N w. cor
Ger Of r,ghta and Race strcyts, Phiiadei phla-
Sold sod retail a. Charles b Kings pais Dr.
AIlncs W. Broadxsy corner OF Jonn-sl; and al Drug
sofes los Bowery III Broadway 1e5 beeeAetslse hud
.01.sr and S;s Cihpdst 23i lmeoois-
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Sy Wistnr's Balsam of Wild Cherry.-P.ysi
cams neve natural aGrpans 10 Patent Medicines aad
Very justly opposed tie OF The thousand and one
offered 10 the public CERTAIN e9TedI Tor every
species III disease uu ey have eviGenc- n
favor OF rondel j effects but hundreds OF cases
he cited IN lrhcu Wiss Sasau OF " lie Cherry has been
recommended and used with marked success
EXETER Me Sept 50,h, 1915.
This c-rlihes mat have recommended The use OF Wis
Balsa OF WliG Cherry for diseases OF the Lungs, for
Years pact, aud many bottles 10 my knowledge have
been aaed ty my PATIENTS al with pruehcIa results In
thought confirmed ccnsumpti had
t4Aen place, the Wild Cherry effected cure.
E. BOYDEN, Physician.
The following is from the South Caronnisp, published
Columbia:
WlsrAR's BALsAM or WILD CHEKRy.-We seldom
patent Medicines having great respect for The ski
above named medicine immediately ser The close Of the
vi the Leglsa.ute when our lungs ere slmt 81
dried up 10y the highly rafn-d atmosphere OF our s;ove
warmed State House. The 3asam Immediately relieved
Oi hafasng cough, which threatened our heal
serious degree W. that indebted 10 II Tor
fifteen pounds OF snnal wesnt-whcn addnon be
ing feh cannot be forgotten
careful get the * uuIne DR.. WIsTARs 5ALsAM OF
WILD CHERgY. None genuine unless II has The New
WRAPPER. winch always Inc written Signature OF l.
BUrTs- al Others cUuiIrriris.
SETH w. FOWLE, Proprietor aud General AgeIL
Pnce 81 per bolll2, ak Tor -.
SOD. ~hU!esa!e and RETAIL b. !. b. l. d. SANDS, Drug
s - Fu!iJAst, rs Broadway, and II East Broadway,
only agents Tor New YORK, ms SIeoGis
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.
sR" SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED

ship EouGua. Palmer. ira Canton and Macao, Dec. 3D.
with teas, silks. sc Il 4 Low 81 Brother. Vessels
cit beior. reported by overland mail. Ship Panama
NYork sailed two days previous. Passed her the
loth off Java Head Lett Ann Mckirn, for NYork IN
days Captain Vasmer very sick. Feb 25ih lat y, long
81 spoke snip 81 Paul, from Manila, for Salem, l26
days out.
Bark Harriet Thompson, Tden, IS DIS I'm Guayama
PIX, with moa5ses 10 Aguire i Galway. Has had
Pilot on board days.
Brig Augusta, Sherwood IL is fm Savannah with cot
ton and rice 10 sturges Il Chairman.
Brig Gauges, Wilson, i'm Alexandria EGYPT 23d Oct
aud GlDraiter 5,h Dec. with indse to Draper Devlin
Feb. l4tn lat -, long GO, spoke schr Esther & Eliza
hence, for Kingston, Jamaica : days out
Schr Reberca, Collins I'm Wilmington. Del. with corn
meul and flour. to Allen q Payon.
Scbr Washington. Locknan, I'm Virginia, oysters
Schr Atlantic, tm Boston in ballast.
BELoW-l ship and brigs unknown.
SAlLED-Sbp Avalanche.
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Drp Suoos.

NEW SPRING GOODS.-J. C. BOOTH co.
Drapers and Teors, 1877 Boadwey. doors below the
Franklin House. received through ther agent IL
Paris o patterns Bonj iancy elastic Cassl-
meses and styles French Cashmere and Marseilies
Vesngs which they would invite particular attention
Also lot OF tne BoIey's and SimoHrs BFostcions ali
colors pable textures, exactly suited er Spag
Flock and Dress Coas
The subscribers aso manufacturing nsw style OF
Spring Sack which they ofer Tor sze, ready-made or 10
order, u very moderate prices.
Always hsGd large assortment OF fancy articles,
made Linen Hosiery, Gloves, Umorellas Cane IN
breas all OF superior qusy, nosI OF them being
made exclusively for this establishment MI
a. ELLS ~ SPRING, No. 10 Broad.st. otter Tor
W sales0 Broad Cloths, woodyed BLACK, olue'
OWL drab, cadet oTcht green, &c from inc Neo-
sler Mil, ami wei known manufactures
IN cases cotton aud wool Tweeds OF all styles
81 co kentucky Jeans, gold mixed brown mixed owe,
black and black mixed, from Tie heuhe0ec
Factory.
100 do B-acnel Goods, comprising
50 DO Manchester goods SO, ;. "a Ii. and 7.S Long
Cloths, Ca.end7red aud Beetle hnish.
81 DO Pocha,sct Shirtinss
~ do Lippu do
10 Ates han!s do. -
2uJ bales Brown SneeBgs Of lockwood Jewett Guy Her
klnier, Globe, hafrson, Maj chester aud Family
stamp
i0J DO Drliis- Uncss, Norfolk eud MerIimacI stamp
80 do Tcks-AmosEeag Il, u, b, WapOle's, Rochester
C. OF a widths and GU ALLIES.
20 cases Pauttloon Slulis OF Desirable sly leo
100 do Seslas Cnsbans assorted cooTs tWied and
plain OF all qualities
80 do New style Spring P1ns, handsome Styles ana
patterns al lnha
ATwATER, GOULD & co.
ESIRE the aentoa OF buyers IN ms nsfAs. 70 lheil
cash OF paper shall De made satisfactory No Ia
Wall-st near Broadway. 81 .Inl.-
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MEMORANDA

The brig Mary Jones from Rio Grande, reported
yesterday by the Magnetic Telegraph and published by
of the afternoon papers being below proves
be incorrect
Ships Independence, for Liverpool Victoria for Lon
don. Touquin tor Canton, and bark Mudara TOR Havana
will sail to-day weather permitting
The steamers Hercules and Jacob Bell yesterday tow
ed up the packet ships Hottinguer Ashburton and HUI
euenot
Ashburton fell from the top gallant orecaste overheard
aud drowned an eSer,ious made to save him
proved ulisuccess fnl
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Things In Philadelphia.
correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Mar

- W.,seId Cb.u,auqu. County found dead in his
bed at the Blossom House in that city On sunday morn
ng On pcst morton examination MS heart was round
greatly enlarged and weighed 81 ounces ne iss'e'
wife and children
TELESCOPE FOR HARVARD CoLLEGs.-Ihe
-r.., which " a. expected here from Gerns
&c mex, June for the observatory connected with Har
Ssfd College will understand, be considerable oe-
sved ay reason of the death OF OF ne company who
are constructing IT. This Will DE great disappearance
,apy-ti. 10 be by far the largest 10 the country aud
viii cot thousand dollars scs To this
he expcn.e OF The building recently competed as tue
observatory, and the whole expense OF the
will amount 10 forty Thousand dollars ooss lFaV
Iups1sosyyS1 FOR Dysr.--The HOUSE of Dele
sre, Of me MARYLAND Legislature has passed oii aoo
ishpg pr onen. .or debt. except In cases OF evident
f,and
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~ v. u. Pumer tae duly authorised agent o. most
ail the cities and principal towns
IL United Canada for which he receives ad
tertisents and subscriptions, and fully empowered to sire
receipt
His County Newspaper idrerts,ns Agency is in the TT
hume Budur-, and sh:re else Ia New York where he
rshes distinctly understood ali orders Intended for his
Agency Should addressed ard where he papers,
advertising sc be " The Road 10 Wealth.
brief ease advertising may be had Al his otcs srct'