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ALrrArpsrA. March par .ehm Elvira, from Nswbury
HArrInoRr March x3-An bark Vernon Williams, from
Mobile; brgs Gismsgan, Focke, from Knston ia. Long
isisnd 10 days from the latter Augus Kelley from Attaka
n~s, Esse fesssnden from Boston; Hudson Cain. from New
reans Spoke LAT 80 a. Ion IS 80, schr Hope Pot
ter from Baltimore for the West Indies schs Abby Morton
Coraish, from Attatapss Upion BanGs IRON PIovidsnce
E%sns B1ssss from Nsx BsdfoSs s.:.|e He Herald Rns
np wind light The steamer GEORGIA. Saturday last
passed deeply laden ship of the Patuxsn the bark
Pao deep and quite probable was the same vessel seea
from the Geoga We Learn from Capt Welsh who LETT the
bsrk OF the Potomac Monday and in the steamer
Poeahoaas ship visible this side OF the Roto
We know Of only ship being In the bay, and
that s the Eerslie Below, brig Dover fsIcva I'm boson
CID bark Bsw:ssI Tsyos Boss9o orig Bsf%sd,sc LTD
NoRroLx March s3-An schn Caroline. Ferris from New
Bedford CREST Brywn, de John WanwIeht, Kemp from
New York; Iowa. Watson fm Gloucester, Ma:: H4npton
Road sch Corvo Croekst and Metallic buoek In hon.
aston bound to Rchmoad sd, ,ch9 ASazon ss r. for
P..DSl,s,a March a-Arr hp ss.asshaq.. Turley.
hsa1y ssis FROM NV, :. Is PM two act Of stop
them on eary Hsskiss ard who lost. Chas Mar
bic on the ngsle and brcAe his leg IN two Places
ssue night sprusg lopsail yard March y, lat lca 40
pssssd several sali csberss, March II, LAT g N lon
q pssssd through quantes OF helt ice; the has
rsucsd very severe weather during the psss the
Csps 5jd iss Also arr schrs Ealee Rqss Nsy xcsk Gen
Ws6 Davis, Porssmouth nh. Cldbuk Nsvsrs, Cole, Per
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MARITIME HERALD
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH ae.

Cleared.
Bark Cuba. corning, Philadelphia.
Brig Pollas, Haven, Wimi. Kton, NC. Nesmith Wash.
Br,G Acton, Dsggett, Rotterdam, Dunham Dimon.
Brig Mary A Jones, Jones, Baltimore, d H Robertson.
Schr Margaret. Wogon, Pstersburs, Huater Go.
schr Hoi, Holt 81 Marys, Geo. Nesmtn Walsh.
@ s:Iss ssfS adj MAILER
sloop Midas. French frovidence.
Arrived.
Ship Aabura Dure, 20 days ON New Orleans, with
gar ks e stanton Fest Lat q Ion n. saw bark Reform
Ship Allss Nssos days from Charleston with cotton
to Sutton l7th INST in the Cult gale from w, lost
overheard deck load Of cotton consisting Of % bales sh
mt 8 lon y ~ saw bark Chancellor OF New Haven, from
Bark LiIius, Gshrist % days from Neuvas with sugar
and moasses 70 Holt Owen. The the I'd instant,
ashore on the Bahama Banks; gt her of after stsvng the
mossses lost both anchors and hedge The vessel
but ue jomage Has experienced very weather
thc coast, whe lying the 18Th gale OF Charleston.
Ann & W:n S% mis Ne % .nd Key
Wsst Y instant, with cotton, to d Hurlbut Co.
pr schs Emefcntine, tn burn, days from Halifax, with
FISH, 70 Wheelwrght On Monday, when LAT 81. Ion 60
sehr Moutsao Ella day: from OerscoEs with shingles.
Esd nst spoke schr Oneida Bray from Occoke had sprung
leak and had Two feet water the hod ayed By her all
~ parted company With her ns. day. the captain stating
Ss s.S. S iss iIsS Wilmington, NC, with
nava! stores. TO ES fowel
ses, s, q! BIZ: r;,sn: yTEin:: sy,s:n, ,; ...,
Below.
Also. I bark; 2brigs-unknown.
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Miscellaneous Record.


70 All the outward bounds. which have been detained by
he late storm, will 70 this morning Letter bags Tor the
London Liverpool and Havana packets the Exchange
News Rooms.
tFrom our Corespondent1
KEY wEsr. March II, 1875.
The ship Southport, Griffith, from Chaalsson bousd 70 Aps-
laehcoa ashore NE Reef Torusas the 5h instant
She by the assistance of wsekc and brought N
the 10Th has besa h,d and the bottom report
I'd but little injured She proosed to New Orleans and
there doek for further sxamiaaca and repairs The IL
bel heard this morning, before the Hon Wm Marion
whose decree Of salvage amounts 70 $500 The onG Abby
Amelia Cobura haviss repaired, sailed to-day The brig
ho1y tof Thonaston) Grant, from New Orleans bound to
New Haven wh cargo Of ashore on Lossshead
Reef Torugss the night Of the "a mat was got on by
vreLers ana brousht into this port Monday last
vey has ordered her dsehse and 70 be hove down for
ann alton consigned to A. . Tih
scuR u,N, ss,ELps from Metamoas, bound this port,
sad 70 hive pat Galveston, on or about the 18th Instant
distress
BAax svnrx Davis st Fhladelphia from ralerms Dee a
aad Gibraltar Fsb T. il beating through the Straits, made
tschs crcu mstnncs. says Capt D. Psv beors heard Of
Capt Davis fspovs nnmbss Of vessels wind bcuDd 0bsa
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DIR. CONVERS' INvIGORATING CORDIAL


THIS ceIebr,ted and powerful remedy hes loas ben usel
with happy effect il the p!setes ofhs neat s.ecs
Ssa N he s q:
ton q these cases The use Of this CorS,; VII sy :s::a
the following dsploabs seons vr:hs coaseassses:
genital debility, ,osaee and inpo,saey. sbs.sie.s
ahopeless expression Of couu uutenapce.
Haed eds of decline consumption be
sns.ehsd from prensiurs DEATH health
manly vGo ana ,hs bosom Of social .Ssssv yh;sh
aH~ Sselou1:: '.s .seo@r:py sseh bottle fe S.
Sold Wholesale and Teai by q FAY, S Fsltoa assss.
B%fhs "ColdsI viii be Forwarded TO any part Of Ii.
city county BY addressing above postpaid anouns
Also for sale by Dr. w.dsworh IS North Mai. street. FRO
L E..d a. % e aie No s
TO VICTIMS OF INDiSCRETION.
a legged be the certain and eectual remedy ever
discovered for gonorrh0s gests ruon Of the bladder
q the urinary pssss IN sex. loss Of tine
ccnnnemen hindrance from business They do not coz.
a os ony
ea.ss LhoSsaads can testify to their nyigo..ns and ray
f 81 Fl Hal. ass ssS ass
and st lN Maiden Lane Prize 81 with drecious m36 6sm
j. PAkKEk,S ANNUAL EXHIBITION BALL:
fARKER hs, the honor to h. friends asd
EvRSN s1hs!,Sa Ss h sa ~ March, %
ibos Saioon-on which occason will be brought forward
d.ns.. Sel Il
M-zcurLa Cllarius Wslis Wsir oasdri.. and the ois
puS given tie S snd
future sdvenisemests
.zrs ladies and ehd tickets 50 cents. When can 5.
tained Niblo's Saloon. Lovejoy Hotel, TsnmNny Hail.
ms sire
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New Bedford OH Market.

MARoH 9S.-SPerm-The market the past week has
been active The sales Of crude embrace about 1900
bbls In lots from the ship at 90 cents and 800 bbs from
the shs At 81 cents per cent allowed for rehing In
Westpor sale Of $50 bbls, (of cargo landed In De-
csmber lAst) made few days previous last
report at eo3 cents and subsequently sale Of 100 bbls
at % cents cash. sale Of 900 gallons manufactured
Winter Sperm made here yesterday at % cts cash
Whale continues in good demand We notice sales Of
900 bbls Norhwes Coast in lots at s6 cents 400 bbls
do at S5 cents 276 bbs mostly South Sea- at cents,
port loading whale oil at Farhaven. for Europe.
WhaleboneSales Tuesday last Of IS 900 lbs about
half Northweg Coast, at 80 cents cash. Since then,
owing TO favorable accounts from abroad and other
csuses holders have advanced their prstsnsona sale
Sales in Mystic and New London about the middle Of
the week. Of 1000 lbs South Sea at a6t cents and
6,000 lbs Northwest Coast at IS c, cash.
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MoulCal ADVICE,

nOCTOR LAMERT s still Confidently coasplted q his
~ old Office So Gold street, between Fulton and Beskmen
ali diaeascs Of tecate his treatment being mild
udcious requires neither mercury restraint in diet
hndance from business pursuits Recent cuTed in o.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL. s,i
sing from othe passions 9
YOUTH and thereby causing night sssiens, and eventually!
confirmed impotency, engage tho D ,ice:t attention hs
object being estoe the SYSTEM mentally and bodily 70 thas
state oogis0r nature originally designed.
sTHCTUREs disease Frequently existing wshs,s The
ent Of uanitated medical pretends and somses by s
neglect Of the parties themselves BY the Dr. sheeeuay
cured, without pain incouveueuce. ~
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising e1f
geons in the city perfect or no 1sd
Letters post paid enclosing fee Immediately atsn4ed %,
and edicne with advce, sent to any part sf the uatsd
States. " ..4
Once g Gold street. Open from "A. M. to Or. M:
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FITS! FITS!

Il VAN0 vk0ElA01E EAl0ACy-Au mlA1ble I9nao
dy for Eplepce Fs or Falling Sickness. ConvIlsio7e
remedy h. has ever been d..ovsrsd which with Rs:tvsy
this hitherto invunerabe disease II s well known.
from time physicians have pronounced Ep,lepte
Fits inenable It has baed al their s and the boasts}
Of a medic and consequently tousende have uf
fersd through mseyble and at last Yielded
lives upon e altsr c insanity This fiction, q the
terna ieengs Of nnumerable hearts will boar sstmony-
And with all dsfersnce to the opinions Of physcians The
is9rned and great weay positively Epepsy eaa b cured
daesd ~ T. can be cured The vegesable Ex,es i: III
handeds have been cured and The certeafss Of many nay
be seen q the principal Once lN Grand New York.
whore the aictsd call and have thsif cass s
ained and advice given free charge Let those who doabs
the ecacy Of the Vegetable Extract who think their
hopeiess let sreh cali apon the following pssons whohave
either been cured, or are now usinG the medicine.
Mrs Jane Bennett whose Afflicted for eight nne
Extraet-csll and see her st III Grand st.
leptc Fits cured by using the Vegetab kxace; ca
and zee him at ia Delaney street. Mrs ssnor W. Kisf
Afflicted fer twenty with Epspte Fits and cured by
using the Vegetable extraetcal and her Yofkve.
Mr. Wm H. P4ses who has been aicsd for twentythroe
with Epiepc Fits now using the Vegetable Extzaet;
call and him No. lls Droone And numerous
Others may be called on desired
P6-Ths Extract togs,hsr with the necessary msdsiass
with full directions. carefully packed in boxes for
pertaton
fnces boz. g. si7 and sN Single boslss, wsh
y Vegetable Anti Billions Pills. for removing a msrbid
psr box. tKs. IYANS HART. Proprieson
NT Principal Once lN 0nnd st., New York. ne inn
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FITS! FITS!

~ CERTIFICATE Of Cue Of EplIeptc FHs, o! - y0ay1
"A standing cured within the last three o0ths By useng
yans Extract and sworn 10 before the Mayor Of
the city OF New York, March the 7th Instant.
To al who~ il may coacem-I hereby testify that haze
been afflicted for twentyrhree with epeptic h would
be impossbls for me describe my suerngs for hare
through the various Of this dreadful DISEASE
in the awful manner and veryequens have rist he
medical skill of physicians without rceivna
any benefit have always bssn trying
dyso caled) could he's. Of until up al hop., ef
rather than life. x length heard that Ivsn Vegetable IL
tract, making many wonderful Of this dreadful dc
DR.. Ivan. Hart. and spr.senssd my ease 2 thea BE-
hope reyiyed-yes, Thank God health revived too
severed Of this medicine about three noats and
to health. would chee fully rscopmsnd
s once st isl Grand street New Ye and be msSs whole
shell be happy who would wish to eonyse
York. WILLIAM II. fAR0ELLS.
Sworn before me, this nh Day d M.rch, AID .19.
kmvO lm*r w. r. HAVEHMEYER. Meyer.
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ETHE
INVISIBLE
WTG

GO closely resembles the head Of HAIR that sespes and
ordinary invention OF day The advantages this
novel and unique wig it, being made without sewing
the natural hat both 10 ightness snd nat1r. appeanes
free that in all Precipitation evaporation unimp
dsd and The evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The
and besusu Wig the peculiar method Of 6sg the head
manufacturers A. c. BARRY 16 Broadway, Of
Liberty street, stairs. md lmsre
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, March 1.-THE rice, per Magnolia, com.
msnded IL r. and that per Zephyr the rate The
covadoss here and in Matapzss there are 700 hhds,
which are worth n 81 70. Molasses has hesn pur.
warrant from anxiety to despatch vessels by the end
Of last month that the return Of tonnage due: might be
2f, u and As that motive has ceased the other
have fallen to RI which purchases have been
made The crop Of coffee this side the Island being
smell the business in the article scarcely merits
notice. II sell at SIT 80. Our tariff came into
operation On the s Of this month"; the tonnage dues arc
NO longer returned to vessels loading molassss The
rates Of tonnage duty foreign vessels are
the American and English register ton 10 reckoned a.
70 Spanish; that Of other nations In proportion.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

brIX0tOn C1ttIc markets
MARCH 23-At Market, $50 Beef Cattle, 80 yoke Work.
ing Oxen, so Cows and Calves, TOO Sheep, and ll4o
Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-Last weeks prices were fully
sustained. We quote extra 10 8; Arst quality Is 80
8 rs; second . as; third q 60
Working Oxen-A large number Of sales were effect
ed We notice the loowing-$os, -, 76 70, g. 81 and
$I06.
Cows and Calves-sales at SIS, %, n, and 80.
Shaep-8ales from 50 to so.
Several lots At 4} and st G; prime lots large
Hogs thrown out A and 81 c old Hogs &C. At retail
and O. All sold
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days. and to-day they went down 10 -. but the sales
w0rs limited.
Sales OF Stocks at PhlladslPhla.
MARcH rs -Fnsr BoARp.-6 shares 0irard Bank, oh
sf $1,000 Lshigh p "a; 1885 State Fivss eo 500 DO
o8 $40 do 90; 50 sharps Mechanics Bank 9lf Bank
Morris Canal s6 lef; 100 Reading Railroad s6, Soi
ArrER BoARp-$2oo0 Cincinnati Bonds. 81; 1000 do.
sll; 5000 Texas Notes 49, shares schuylkl Nsviga
ton Company, cash. S.
sEcosD BsAas.- $4,000 Lehgh Mortgage, 70; 1900 do.
70; 5000 Lehigh Sixes 62t 800 ChesaPsske and Della.
ware Skies s5 rs shares vcksburg Bank b5wn, Gil SO
do, 81; 100 Norristown, 8; so do 9.
ASrxR BoARp.-$s00 County Fves, new, de-, %;
Pennsylvania Bank 25at 1850 State Sixes Is; 5000 do
Fves, col; 1000 Reading Bonds, 7sa; Philadelphia
Bank, Ito.
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Passengers Arrived.
NEw ORLHANs-Ship Aubura-A Zsrega, lady, children
Ward.
CHARLEsroN-ShipH H Alen--P w Merrslis lady and two
children MIS- HenIy Lanoureux MIR Woodward, Mr. II
Fiela-s in seeerage.
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SALES OF REAL EsrArE At ArcrIox.-Thres lots on
Ilth street near Avenue B. each IS by 943 feet 400
each, $500. Lot on 10th street. Avenue b. 25 by
94 feet $l475 House and lot 30 Nassau street. IS BY
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New York, Wednesday, March 25.
CorrOv. Tho market remains very quiet and inss-
ve and the sales about 400 bales inside figures
LIVERPOOL CLAssHIcArIeN.
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CURE OF COKNS.

RUNlONs. TUMORs, ExCREsCENCES. BAp NAIls.
- kc.-No Broedway, between Howard and Grand St
MRS. BERNARD from Paris. has the hoaor Of iaforn-
the public that she still continues practice upon
feet with the ssats hvng exclusively devoted
time those diseases which the subject She u
from their rrtang and psiafal iocatos without cssiss ths
ess PAIN possibility c danger making the blood How
The operation will aot occnpy than four to i've snatss
and the relief that hus aesd
convenience.
Mrs has pracsed her profession for several years Ea
and this country and has acquired great sk and mach
pfactc,l experience: Facts aested BY esreafss
om the celebrated phy cians Of New 1or. Boston,
and Phladelphia Terms for yearly attsndnce,
No 80 Broadway, between Howard Grand streets New
York rna1 Iw0
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BALTsMoax, March -, ls44.
Warm Wsdther-Delesses TO the London CArisisn Unios
-Msvksts, Re.
We have had slight drizzling rain for the last six
hours, and the atmosphere 10 about ten degrees mdsr
this morning than 1t was last night.
The ship Schilla Captain Johanssn sailed from this
port yesterday for Bremen taking out a. the
Rev. Dr. g. Schumacher Professor in the Theological
Seminary at Getty sburgh, Pa; the Rev Drs B. Kursz
and O. Morris Of this city and MIR Robert Z. Wilson,
also Of this city who 90 out delegates the Chris.
tion Union which assemblies In London ON the 10th Of
August They design passing time on the Con-
tnen previous to the assemb ing of the Convention.
TIE MARKErs.- There was q brisk demand for Beevss
Yesterday, with fair supply The quality Of the stock
higher than last quotations The offerings At tina scales
comprised 500 head Of which II were sold for Washins
ton 80 for shpmsnt to Bermuda and the balance. al
head. were taken By city butchers. The rate Of sales
was from - rs per 100 lbs the hoo equal to
30 q rs net.
Since the publication Of the English advices by the
steamer Hbernia, the market for Howard street Flour
has been less active and prices have tended
On Saturday nothing of note took place. Sellers evincsd
more anxiety to operate yesterday at - s and at this
rate note ssle Of lot Of 1000 bbls mixed brands; al
several parcels Of smaller amount at the same
price, the market closing dull There were settlements
for receipts yesterday at 81 oe3.
Whiskey continues without change at "a cents for
hhds and Is cents for barrels.
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Foreign lmp0rtatl0nss
NEuvrAs-Bak Lius3ll hhds - ties molssses hhds ST
tcs honey runehsons d. hhds sugar 20 bales white
Holt Owen.
Domestic lmportations.
CHARLEroN-Ship H Allen-3i bales cotton Eunis--J6
Coita5o Spoford. Tleston Co.'S Nelson Hobreok Co
LAO w hlips-4o Depuyster Whitmarsh- bbls H
Heyward-ii baes Baller 4 Co.
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MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, ZEBRAWOOD. 70.
VOR SALE CHEAP, by T. q. STACY, No. - Woose.r
suees between Broome and Spring sn The st3sk y .
eeTposed o. large assortment Of eroch mcttled and
Eye Maple and Black Walnut Logs, Boad. Plank Jo'. &c
&c and general lumber usually kept g ms
hoGany yar,s in this city. nl LIE
EAEMERg AND MILL as BANK, Hagssseswn. ~ -
.s..s s Notes q sAi' y al s''- -4kxslfSIIx -
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ne So in order. rN'p'" " 'A' A''' OO''
a motion was made to lay the resolution on the
The question taken by yeas and nays and decided
In the negative-yeas 10, nays 90
And the resolution was then adopted
AueMrNrAIioy OF THE ARMY
-, The House resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole on the State Of tho Union, (MrlMcKay in the
chair snd resumed the Of the bii to raise
two regiments Of rinemen, and for other purposes.
Mr. McCosNELL moved to lay this bill aside and take
oR n. No ss to regulate the appointment Of certain
The CHAIRMAN informed him that the gentleman from
south Carolina was entitled to the Aoor and
Mr.; McCoNrrLL-I am entitled to the noor under.
s,Sos the Chairman to recognise me. don't Ike this
Tho cnnnMAN- The gentleman from Alabama will
mss ns seat The gentleman from South Carolina Is
Mr. McceySELL-I don't believe H.
Ine CsAisnAs- (striking with his hammer, not the
gentleman but the tsble) The gentleman will take his
Mr.. McCorNELL did So
Mr. BLacx, Of south Carolina, briefly delivered his
the regiments proposed be raised by transiers or
the army, OF by promotions.
~ Mr IiLDss asked what man. woman, child or beast,
nsd yet sunered oy Indians their way TO Oregon q
Inc emgrants needed NO protection and therefore IL
s hS s wholly
the Recommendation was in earnest Ths Bill dssisnsS
70 increase our force. in Texas but until the sase Of
inexpsdient and destructive Of the peace ana
Of ths nation and contrary to the principles Of hs con-
tnat declaration, he would never con.
sent 20 TINS great system Of national robbie ry and he
would 90 against this bill In every form in hich may
Mr. RArHeus was against the passage Of the BILL
indication ~ to the disposition Of the no.
.ics" IN the Senate was anything but sncoua gins-
unless THIS question should be settled, he would
,.s vote for no bill to incrssss the army. II. arst
iaaon ts Oregon and what they dared to do
not begging on our knees before Great BIitan,
cas asserting our rights boldly. He wanted no
nnemen Dragons, nor army, navy unless he knew
We mad the couge 10 insist what We knew 10 be our
Just rights Why force citiIsos to Oregon, whsn
ne legislature dare not say IL 10 He desired that
eu. people should not only be protected ON the way,
whSn they arrive In the territory BY the extension
out Jaws over thsm the good will Of the Indians 20.
ueo, &c when those things done, after notice.
Esvsn ne was ready to open the way for the emf
Benn 70 80 there, but not before. As the Yankees
Awe are putting the cart before the horse Ia other
wSs' We are protscdng smgrants to that country to
we aafs not assert our rish inducing people 70
70 wnsrs We dare net extend laws n the indica
uons 70 which he had alluded reflected what was to Be
pe result OF the Oregon question: would be better TO
raise reg imen1 to brng back those who have
thither. Unless We ais TO have war with Mexico, we
have men enough but he did mot spprshsnd such .
contingency.
"A mssssGs was received from the President u the
Uoited otetss informing the House that he had snsd
b rspsslng IN oct rsqurng one Of the Judge of the
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In answer to the inquiry Of tho Senate contained IN
their resolution Of the i7th instant whether in my
Judgment any circumstances connected wh or grow
ing out Of the foreign relations Of this country require
a this time an increase Of naval military force
and So what those circumstances arer have 10 sr
press the opinion that wise demands such
increase.
In my annual mssssgs Of the ID Of December last.
recommended 10 the favorable Of CO neress
increase Of naval force, especially our steam
navy, and the raising Of IN adequate military force to
guard and protect such Of citizens o. might think
proper to emgrate to Oregon. Since that peri have
seen to recall modify those recomm eudasons
On the contrary exist which, In my Judgment
render proper not only that they should bs promptly
carried into effect but that additional provision should
be made for the public defence.
The considsration Of such additional provision
Drought before approprte committees Of the two houses
oiConsrs IN answer to calls made BY them, In reports
prepsfed with my sanction, by the Secretary Of War
snd tne secretary Of the Navy the 10th Of Decs
.na tne on oi January last mode Of communi cation
VIZ not unusual. and under existing crcum-
nces oereyed to be most eligible Subssqu events
me In the opinion that these rec smmenda
ngns were proper as precautionary measures.
was wise maxim OF the father Of n country thai
Dc prepared for war the most en- cent means
OF preserving peace and that avoiding occasions Of
exPsnse by cuiuvating peacen We should "remsm ber
sso that timely prepars for ~
qusntiy prevent much greater disburse.srts " III
IL The general obligation 10 psrfer m this drs.s
greatly strengthened By facts known 70 The vhols Vo,H
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DATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE at
EllicOtt,s Mills. near Baltimore, Mary

u - NAaA
land.-The summer session of this institution,
which fer four years and half has been under the
direction of Mrs Lincoln Phelps, (whose works on
botany and other sciences, and on subjects of edu-
cation generally, well known) has com
menced, under the following organization Of officers
and teachers:
Hon. John Phelps, head Of the family.
Mrs. Lincoln Phelps, principal.
Rev. VIM. Fl. Clarke, resident chaplain and pro-
lessor of mental philosophy.
Miss H. d. Browne, vice principal.
Misses l.. II. Simmons, G. Cornwell, +. J. Guy
on, C. Hooker, Z. A. Stewart, classical and English
teachers.
Mr.. H. Rohbock, Miss E. Brauns, teachers OF
piano, harp, guitar, and organ.
Mr.. p. c. Holste, teacher Of drawing and paint
ing in oil and water colors.
Mons. L. F. Lewis, Bachelor es lettrss de pUai-
versify de France, Ell lcencis dro professor of the
French and other modern languages.
Miss L. Reed, domestic superintendent.
Mrs. II. G. Smith, matron.
For circulars apply to the P. F. Institute, Eli
cots Mills post Office, Maryland.
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AT ODD FELLOWS, HALL.

7th street-admission IS cents.
In consequence Of the liberal encouragement and
applause bestowed by the large and fashionable au-
dences who have attended their previous musical
soirees, at this new and spacious saloon,
THE HARMONIOUS
have been induced TO continue their entertainments
every evening this week, with change Of programme
nightly.
Admission IS cents; children accompanied by
their parents or guardians l2I cents.
Doors open at u, to commence at 81.
May &c