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An ESTERTRIsING YASEEE.-In tho packet ship Wash
nRtOn Irving, which sailed from Boston days since
went passenger Il Young shoemaker from Quincy under
contact for one year. TO take charge OF shoe factory
Liverpool instruct the operatives the making of peg
ged shoes aud bootsan they do not unduT,tsnd in
England yet.-l BdI nsfa5le Patriot
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FOR RENT,

IN A Nd possession given the first July next,
BIN IN that retired and very drsabe house st
between Clay and Leigh Streets the 81 the Bishop
Moore the dwelling has kitchen T. with IIou,
Bath ou'e smokehousr Da House
convenience for large fmy. Also, follow
Broad Street, the occupancy Of Sir WIN Smith
cabinet shop and room, possesson given
Once the of House CITY ah
and io the OF ION and Capitol Streets,
aud Kitchen, with Rentin very
reasonable TO careful AMI puncual tenants. Apply
VALENTINE, BREEDBN 4 Co,
IL 26-A 2I7 Broad stfett
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BREADsTUFFs.-Tho N. Y. Eapre.. Of Mond.

afternoon says
The receipts of Flour down the North River since the
LIST OF the month, have averaged forty thousand
rolls day, and the exports thousand barrels
day The receipts OF Wheat during the period have
been 81 $50 bushels aud 9l7S75 bushels OF Corn. EH
ports. from ls to 18th June-Wheat 2O9 $50 bushes
IL .2G6 do Corn IS. 643 do.
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~ Auction Notice---We viii

VI Auction NOtice---Wo will sell on this fSA-
i uhDaf) morning, commencing at 10 O'Clock, Prime
81 Crox and Porto Rico Sugars oid Java Maracabo and
LagusyIa Cotiees Prime White Havana Sugars. &C. &c.
1r Sale Peremplory. INLOES & BRO
ie26
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TKxAs SUGAR. Tho cultivation OF tho sugar cane is
getting into extensive practice In Texas, and tho
produced OF the finest Kind. So WELL however has tho
experiment succeeded that less four steam sugar
mills are now In process Of erection. and modeat. eS
tma'e the county Of Bsroria alone will produce the com.
ing season. 5000 hhds.
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MORE MUSIC BY Cpl.

Juno EBthy 1871.
NJ ILL he published this day by VIM. L. Mon
w tague No l6i, Main street.
JA' Theta ats composei AMI rged for the Plano Porte
and dedicated to Mrs SHsaH Royal BY JosepA A. Opi
ALSO The TAiri EsigH very popular piece
FSys qsiet STEP by the author.
oi Of New Music just received advance will be opened
this acrro1n which the Of ho,e who
the latest music, u invited. WM. l.. MONTAGUE.
10 &c sign ofne Tyre.
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" The Balumore Clipper expresses tho opinion that
tho yield Of wheai in Maryland Will DO fully equal TO that
of last year
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lJ Sales made by G.. w. Atkinson, for Thomas Baker
OF fIuvaona county, crop of hide Tobcaccos cold to
y. p Word an onefprising manufacturer OF our CITY
No. Sl2 50 No. 4. Lugs 81 20
on do 2 90
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ISAAC MORGAN REEVES,

In. J. n. ELLISON, PTantfou Ky tays.-
Induced fIom OF potent rpoctorants
aided Maienl Med Of Dieaod
LuHgs preparation Of Wild Cherry. 10 say
that pleaed with the of
that prescribe preference
have becn engaged active praoe Of years
the 6r Paeht Medicine thought express OPT
Whiting.
The article prepared only by Dr. SWAYNR inventor
and Sole Proprietor Eighth streets
Az Wild Ctefy preparations being go0y feeioss aud eoHa
teyJof' without his signature.
ALSO, Tor whoerac and Retail by
rEYTON JOHNSTON, rs, Main ST.
and DuvAtL PuEcELL, Druggist i47 Main 81 sue Agents for
Rictmund Va,
Bragg wilson and Chas CofinE Co. i,rugsists Peters
burg Chas H. IIenh, Portsmouth Toy Norfolk lie ~
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In this city. Wednesday, 23d inst by Elder John D.
Ferguson, MIR Curtis CARrEE, Jr., Of Henrco to Miss
MANA ELLtS CREw.
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IJ The Rev. Thomas v. Moore, OF Pennsylvania, will
preach IN the First Presbyterian Church. Cate Dr. Plum
er'sJ Tomorrow morning ut III O'Clock
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ATriped at City Point,
Brig lanes Ca,ke Psbury from London an ban..t 10 tn Phi,
NV foEE, June 24-Ard schr Thomas Ireland, Sc
mer-, Richmond.
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Guiding all the raueherc.. sc. for miles around esma
ted at not less than 1900 Laying aside facts
moment Mr. H. informs thar yesterday about noon he
the outlines OF which have been given above was taxing
place about that tme and that the suess were unssc
eessel the attack would be renewed moro desperately at
the National Bridge.
Five Frenehmen had just arrived our Informant left
coroboratng every thing with tho exception Of our loss
which Is stated 10 be between five and seven killed.
The most desperate charge made by the enemy was
doubtless through mstake) made upon that portion OF tho
ain carrying the ammunition, supposnK be the spe-
Gle.
Tho train will proceed further until instructions arc
received from Gen. Csdwaader until he arrives ON the
ground IN for there being artillery in company
with the uain they putting together several light
pieces, with which the general himself. informed is
TO repair Immediately To the scene Of action.
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RIDING HORSE FOR SALE.

RIDING HORSE FOR SALE.
s. A HANDSOME grey Saddle Horse,
~ NIA warranted perfectly sound, Of good FORM
-AAL4- well, and Of fine action. Apply
PEYToN JOHNSTON,
JesJ MS Main
~ ENOR RENT.-The Store on Broad street
h<s l. Matthew'S Tihberlke, formerly occupied by
X. r. Reynolds 4 Co Hardware stove. Apply
je2S CLABKSON A. GARDNER.
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- ARATOGA WATER.---The subscriber - constantly
~ nreeept Of Saratoga water quart pint
the Congress Springs which he prepared
p. JOHNSTON, Druggist
e Ma
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HNEAS.--l0j half chests Of Black and Gun
- powder rea- including qualities f,dus "a
prceso close Invoices, BY
Icq6-io DAVENPORT. ALLEN q 60
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HANDLES.-" Beadel's," Crystalline, Huirs
- Patent Rodmans no, Pfessei and Jacksous Mould Can
dee. for uio By
ls2G-ttt DAVENPORT ALtrN 4 gp
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- TARCH -" Bendel's" No. / and Eagle
- Starch, superior quality, Tor sals by
io2G DAVHSrORr ALLEN 4 60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-04

lscted One was offered by Washington Hunt striking
out all after the enscng clause inserting the entire
repeal OF the act as proposed at the last session
AT ~ o'clock the House took recess TO O'Clock
After the recess, the bill amendstory of thu ndr.r
dent treasury act was passed.
The Committee Of Conference on the supplsm .n,.,
Army bill made their report sding the Sonata
to concur In the amendment of the House for the an
pointment of Lieutsnan. General The House agreed
to the report, 90 to g.
The bill was passed to amend the providing for
limited time an additional military force and for other
purposes Also the bill to refund the States the ex
pensss incurred for volunteers previous to their being
mustered into service.
The report ofthe Committee Conference on the civil
and diplomatic appropriation bill agreed to.
Joint resolution for dsspstching the frigstss Mace.
DOMAIN and the Jamestown with the supplies for Ireland
was passed.
4 resolution Of thanks to the Speaker was adopted
unanimously.
Inc bill was passed for the construction of four war
steamships for the transportation Of the mail from Nav
York to Liverpool
RESOLUTIONS were passed to light the captol and cant
toi grounds with gas, ard for the purchase of additional
lands Tor the armory at Harpers ferry
Both Houses are still in session with I'M, u,,,
OF an adjournment before daylight
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House OF Representatives.

WAsHrNo March 3, ls47.
Mr. CARROLL offered a resolution instructng the
Committee of Ways and Means to report to the Ho So
the Irish Relief Bill Negatved, So to loa
MT MCKAY reported the Naval Pension Bill, with
the amendments of the Senate, and a further amend
ment to one Of the Senate amendments bel M subsan
italy the Three Million Bill end auhorising the use Of
mat sum from the appropriation for carrying on tho
n the Army and Navy Appropriation Bills
The chair decided the amendment not in order
It was irrelevant TO the object of tho bill
From this decision Mr. Mckay appealed and the d.c;.
sion Of the Chair was sustained, la to 49,
The Senate "ndments were then asresJ 10 in Cam.
mittee Of the Whole, Mr.. Cobb In tho char and the
Three Million Bill from the Senate was taken up.
Mr.. WLMor moved his provso, prohibiting SLAVERY in
new territories
Mr. GRAHAM, Of N c., moved to amend IN is bv provi.
dung that the Missouri compromise line shall be extend
ed to the Pacific and that slavery shall be permitted
south, and prohibited north Of that line Mr. 0rahams
amendment was rejected 90 to o. and the Wimot pro
vi'o adopted d, 30 to 60
Tho bill was then reported to the House. and the pro-
viso rejected, OF to ia
Mr. wLMor moved to lay the bill on the table mega
lived, 81 to ia
The bill then passed, lis to a.
Inc House refused to agree the amendm emit of tina
senate striking out the amendment of the House prov
Ding Tor the appointment of GeneraI.in Chief in thu
supplemental army bill.
The House refused to take up the Senate bill su,bor
sing the sending Of tho Macedonian and the Jsm..oun
TO ireland with supplies contributed for tho ,usrinv
poor. ''s
Inc Dill amendatory to tho sub treasury act was taken
up in Committee Of the Whole, on motion OF Mr. Drom
soee and numerous amendments were proposed and re-
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u Y II ii K m AILS.

wAsHISsreS, March ., lssI
Old Bullion against the Worid-ansthsr Scene in the
Senate.
The scene which We reported you yesterday in thu
Senate on the three million BILL was TO-DAY
resolution to employ Dr. Houston to print the debates
Of the Senate we'll TO report them for the M
Congrsss. was resisted by Old Bullion single handed
all day, and till nearly ten o'clock, and though the third
have not often seen such hard fight even by that
tighter Old Bullion He 10 game to the back bone and
no mistake. NJ gAu
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CIRCUS.
Il n w 4 M u IL T 4 L A TT Ii

CIRCUS
BOW E RY AMPHITH EATRE.
r. ssm.nst H9I.sm,n. .ns,gsa for linsd period '-'
s fee; vii ass Il: ;
MIi 4 Aymar Mr.. ssg SAINT and Nj Madis.n in Horse.
Joe Miles. original and universally admired Band Of
ssD.s nesi: viii give all the most popular Negro songs
Mr. NJ: , Cole sSs Origins. Po.,u1ss and p;or,ion.
Clown John s... G and Ms. Madsan appear
s .:saI.a %.i ~
AMERICAN MUSE UNI
oSay D:{ , sHa Evening hi: week eemmsneus
ss sas rss
m OS SE M: k.i ' T5E RI fh fjsnN
ing only FIFTEEN pounds. VIII, has been patro, .ed By all
81 70 and seen by o
to the American public hi. old head quarters the Amer-
the n Of q. nam hail. Of ,Ss
ina wse 4. . s.s assas
Es SG sing variety Of songs dance the Polka
THE eSEAr. eHEcIAN STATUES, &c. &c He will also sp.
pear IN his m'sn'f''n COURT DRESS
EaoD. Xss winch iae T :: vii
!. which 3 5E :,II J.I. SCOTCH COSTUME.
Inc MAoNiFicENr rREsENTs received from Queen
hibited. " ~r'' wa w "a
in THE AFTERNOON FROM To- O'CLOCK.
EVENING AT =. AMI Mp AGAIN AZ 1Hs AT 8. O'CLOCK
H T yios; and
the Lecture Room, in each Of which no will personae
MILITARY GENERAL!
Deeply IN love with & fair damsel in a
POPULAR BURLESQUE,
sss Il: al
Tewns of Great Britain. ~ ~
In addition other splendid performances will take pIa
including the exhibition Of the splendid Balloon
PANORAMIC PAINTING OF LONDON,
the most magnificent thing Of the kind ever seen.
Also engaged, those celebrated
~. ETHIOPIAN, MIN sTRELS OR sERENADERs,
AHs IN MoI * teISnted snd amusing bsrd in America.
MISSES WHEELER and JULIEN
LIVING OUHAN0 OUTAN0 to be seen at all hours
An. TWU MONSTER SNAKES, 20 feet long.
ANATOMICAL VENUS, to be seen at one shilling ca Oh
MMdA MAD, ROCKWELL The Fortune Teller.
sen cents; childish under TO- I2k cents No Re-
s1msslons One payment will ente to but one admission
~, ne robiic are respe ctfuy informed that General
!. .noa ~ no Will terminals his public exhibition. forever
and therefore, that his at this estabish
"S ou necessarily limited to very short period
ISorc r. +. BARNJJM.
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i, The performances will commences with the PAS DES
which SaBoS EoR an 'HoUR-s.m Hobbs
To be followed by the POLKA PAYsANNE. by "a
De Hs, hi y'n n. o: .wo rp,rNnsAh n..
soasads with Il. GAiLoPE DHs DSxfEAUx. by
Doors open At hifps.t o'clock Performance will com
\. ~ fA
NJ s Eys:
:ss ss e rs s RHS4So III, Rice
M iTCAELL,s OLYMrlC GTAEATkE.I IhuIsday
;,h syvsnSg March fTIh psrior%,ncs; VII commence
Afss which i. s2kbER OF Ss1Hs'i I Wal.
ct! !.s si IiIs g. MI Nj: FP .;ns,oa.
aas r H S Roa
SoSdy Evsnrd MazoaTka, Mrs Timm; oueei Caudls Miss
I D; ss one '
A. wich Theatre. Charlton corner Of varick
f XII
which, ps' k si I'dY M: Nth
M; C'psn GoRR Mr. Dunn Rochester Mr. Fred'rick'
NJ T9 which T,,i BE- .ddsd THAT RASCAL JACKJ.ct,
three fsvoriis d.nse. during the syenins -Dpe-' -
PALM0s OPERA HOUSE. CHAMBER. street :: wesae..
day, March 30; Thursday, 4th; and Friday, 3th will be
Egerfo sa". Verbs new Opera LQMBARDiEPassno.
lard; Usslda Sigma Bsrih; Aecfno Sig Martn, Sets.
Sgra NJ Orone Sig Bsnedeti; Prior Of City of Milan
tap0
Opera Books be had the Boz Oce LIST tier Boxes
a rauetts $ I'd do, so cents. Private Boxes per.
Box daily srn be sas s q:
commence at X o'clock; doors open att
W ALNuT STREET THkATREL PHILADELPHIA
THiJkSbAAyy' svsN Ns:Sss bLans, Ma.sssr
the new drama of the
-. BATTLE or LIFE.
nnuehaei warden. ............... Mr. Riehipgs
chapman
..nits Trucker
Amer which
THE YOUNG SCAMP.
10 conclude with LIST time a com dietm,
TOO MANY COOKS SPOIL THE BROTH
T.0koy ofanie... ............. MI Chapman
s.S"~keA .hDeckou
foeilo
saMy .Mb. W. n axe
" On Friday, MI Chapman. benefit ''''' ''A''
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

AFFAIRS in HiNoToN.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
LAST Day OF THE SESSION..
A DAY OF BUSINESS.
PaSSaSC o.. The River and Harbor Bill.
No General in. Chief for the Army.
THE THREE MILLION BILL
PASSED I'M THE HOUSE.
AS 1T CAME FROM THE SENATE,
WITHOUT THE WILM0T PR0vIS0.
Passage Of the Amendatory Sub.Trsasury Act.
THE BILL FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION Of FOUR STEAMERS,
TO Transport the Mail between New
York and Liverpool P asssd.
&C., &C., &c.
TIE l. Il q RAPHIO.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, March ., Is47.
Numerous bills Of no public importance were passed.
The bill to establish collection district at Bangor w.s
passed.
The Oregon territorial bill was taken up, when Mr.
Evans said too late act on the bill this session
aud moved to lay it on the table.
Mr. ALLEN thought there scheme to let the bill
60 by in order that the people Of Oregon might be ure
cd by the Now England and by the Southern
tup for themselves and separate from the Union
Mr. CALHOUN pronounced Mr.. Aliens imputation light
air.
The motion to lay the bill OH the table was nsRatved
10 to 49,
Mr.. WEBSTER objected to the clause allowing for.
sgners to vote upon declaration of intention TO
become citizens without requiring the declaration TO bs
carried out.
The bill last ordered to lie on the table "a n
Is.
The River and Harbor Bill was taken up and psssd m
il came from the House
The resolution Tor employing DR.. Houston as repor.
ter was taken up on its third rea ding
Messrs. TURNER BAoBr and BENTON opposed it, and
moved its reference to select com mittee Nsga,ived
10 to2s. The resolution passed.
Mr. BENTON offered resolution to rescind the resolu
ton just passed Laid on the table.
The bill to establish the territory of Mins.o,o u,s.
taken up, debated aud laid on the table.
The House bill regulating intercourse with China,
and giving judicial power certain consuls was taken
up, debated and laid on the table
Mr. ALLEN offered a resolution to restore Mr. Richie
to the privilege of the door, which was objected to- and
laid on the table
After an Executive Session, the Senate adjourned a,
IA o'clock, and took recess to g.
On the resumption Of business,
The Senate non concurred in the report OF the com.
mtee Of conference for the appointment of generan
Chief and agreed to the report Of the committee on con-
ference on the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill
1t Is now midnight.
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TO THE
LATEST MOMENT.
TELE Ora PHIC.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
THE AMERICAN PRISONERS.
Santa Anna Moving Towards Monterey,
&c. &c. &c.
TO THE
THE AMERICAN PRISONERS.
WARRINGTON, March 80 r. M
TIE LIE q RAPHIC.
&c. &c. &c.

WASHINGTON, March 8-loPM.
A slip from the New Orleans Picaywne Office.
last Wednesday, issued at noon, contains advices
from Tampico to the 18th ult
The Iampico Sentinel of that date contains ex-
tracts from papers of the city ofMexico of I'd Feb
ruary, giving more full details of the capture of
the ~ Americans by General Minon.
A letter In Mexican paper, dated San Luis,
January "a, announces the arrival of the prison.
ers, and rebukes reioicings over this bloody VIC
tory. II states that Minon's force was 1000. The
same letter declares that the Americans were
surprised early in the morning at a watering
place.
The Sentinel says that there are many rumors.
supposed with some truth, that Santa Anna is
going towards Monterey, and it is possible that
Minon was in command of the advance guard -
He is an excellent cavalry officer He accom-.
panied Santa Anna on his return from exile. and
may arouse the dropping energies of the Mexi.
cans.
The names Of the lost ~ Americans were pub.
lshed Cassius M. Clay is amongst them, with
2 majors, 3 captains, lieutenant, sereeant,.
and 81 privates.
ALBANY. March .. ls47
There was no business done in markets to-day
Flour and grain are without change in price.
BUFFALO, March s, ls47.
The excitement attendant upon the charter election of
yesterday is still so great as to the market to be
completely neglected this morning The wings elected
their candidate for Mayor Elbridge spaulding ESQ.,,
six out of ten aldermen and three of Eve 81
This is an excellent choice.
PirrssURo, M'rch 3, ls47.
sales OF hour were made to-day at S. being quarter
advance on previous rates Lard sold at IN os clover
seed, So 81.
There has been no mai west Of Louisville to-day
At Cincinnati on sauay, -four was selling at a IS
and looking up; clover ed sold at So 30.
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IN KNOX,
80 1923 T1LTON STREET IA
now ready supply the rubIic win .too,, H., Ssos

4 ''7' % .IIt IuDIlc WIN elegant Has MN,
IT., sPGlNG FASHION 100 VI nh
lhe qpaiiy ofthc articIe he offers for mn hi. -
paro ke cen be Judged from the fact thi M, mar aau
c hatM his estabii,hment but who becsm. :, r",
leht Gu Toner e viii say anything of his ions o.n
t't e n' ecaar facilities agd sste as The pubI,e MA,
slasat f0l yeas pAst. '' Nv '"p'hVl 70 aus ea-
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~. $2,c IA "a, Is ~ BE HAD FOR S3 80
~ AT LPSALES ROOM ia Bro,dw.u Iu,a
81 ~ ,npng STYLE Tor lst7 now ready Gsntsmsn
tmoe those offered the ansve estsbI'.bo a'1 anu ei
lpst whst represented and combmng si..s 1u
uus oS nnc hriilisncy, together with ali The moJstp
on N the thinning, their soperority viii !.
- ms 2wsrh
~ AHcHER Halter, No. $50 Greeuwich ,,,..,
- & tsa9ce ms sPrig STYLE Tor neatnesy nn.n,psss
m lIxv,ss
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A LESSON IN ECONOMY
II PHENlX HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORy Isa
>Fulton street. next to the church
Il n Aff.U

ne proprietor Of this ceebatsd Establishment constant.
st.ng the iact that Beaver Hat be sold for
- ~ and Moeskin Hat for 49, superior four hs and
tq 70 me very best hat sold in the city elsewhere
s.s' o, ng, ana every other REQUISITE whatever This
ct me result oil system which, If generally adopt-
ed would put an end 10 much of the
upon wsch SO many radesmen have made shIpwre,k of
% IN; utmost onoDy IN expenditures, quick
with the most glazing and costly estabshments nj H. dsv
and that the s'c nee OF no point unim
the manufacture oil hat enable the mi
etoI to arant Saving Il f. 50 30 Sc per annun to
each CT his patrons The sc, edule Of prices below
~ quay Nu 80 lst quality CIoth Cans 81 50
IS f" Mcle'lin.~.... % 81 :...e1|s
20 ....250
In addition TO the Spring styea beautiful article
he Keeps hand Of different sve,
to all pecnaes OF form ond feature and also
70 make to Order short notice. Hats and any pat
tern,
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MASONIC BALL.

members Of the Masonic Frs;eni,y under the iuris.
rSTE will give Grand Ball, the Apollo Rooms,
mn WIDOWS AND ORPHANS ASYLUM FUND.
The paternity will appear in regaa.
Tickets ct Two Dollars admitting a gcntl emap and adies
or sale at the Howard Ho,;e corner Broadway and How
ara street at Warren Hail. corner of Oliver and Henry
Streets and by the Masters Of the Lodges in the city
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ALBANY, March ., lsA1.
There was no business done in our markets TODAY
Flour and grain are without change in price.
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AUOrlOs NOTICES. q

H. d. WILLIAMS Auctiouserl
A UCTION NOrlCE.-MlLLiNERYC CjODs Wi
"A LlAMS DUFFIELD, NO. 80 Beaver street have n
Their sale this day, invoice of very rich Bonn sin md
Lawns OF entirety styles and suitable for The cv Mil
lInery trade Sale will commence 10 O'Clock Catalosue
and samples now ready. mi Es}e
PQsiTIXEs; r CaANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE
l. rROrERTf At AuCIIQN, on Saturday, 2oth March
CORNER O. DELANEY AND CHRYsTIE SITS
Known As hs american Eagle Horse Sale Esablshnent
In S on three lots each by oooeing 60
inches ON Ds.ncy street, and Of feet the rear IL is
three stories high and we lighted basement well fitted mn
As stable and capable Of Sc horses Cra
ton water throughout IL Is admirably for found
ry mandatory ora machine shop having llsrEe rooms
which are also IN demand for public meetings, &c bens
,... GEO. B. ROLLINS. Auctionesr.
WE ARE kEQU EsTED to draw attention 10 AL. ~ \.
w made by DUMONT X HOSACK, at the Merchanfs,
Exchange on The 3h Of March, IL O'clock two
Of vauaole Lots OF Land the Sixteenth Ward one
ing Of nineteen lots hve the side of Tenth
aud fourteen on the south side Of Twenyfh nd
ing sale peremptory under the direction of q Maser
Terms 10 per cent cash. the balance nehd on The 18th
OF March, and the residue twothd remain on bond and
orgsse at 7 per cent w. ~ N
The other consulting of five on the west side Of
enth Avenue and ON the north side OF h street
sale peremPtory Maps may be the Merchants EY
ehange at the Offices of the Of James N Wells
gh sveoue near 2s street, and Of VIM Hurry 10 Wall 8,
tei"s % eoo'e' ms 2tns~re
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THE Subscriber offers the trade, at manufacturers
Il prices on the sterling cost
$50 gross low p iced Halves aud Forks all patterns
~ 90 hne round stag do, at $40 per gross
500 pair heavy STAG guard Csrvers, at az cents
A complete assortment OF superior {. g. Files
$50 pieces Lay cock" celebrated Hair az the re-
duced list "
100 dozea NO 30 patent Knob Locks at So 5owith gene
raj Of staple Birmingham shelf I'D goods at
equally low prices ~ "
JOHN A. NEwBoULD, IS John street.
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