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MARKE as Ell SIC WE'RE.
STOCK SALES.

DALTIaonE. March ,os2seo Uaited States Trea.ury Is
l0 100 l0 1000 do lGl: 1000 Quarterly SIS 68
abs Bans of baltimore SAX Baltimore Havre
Turnpike a. United States 6 Of 1861 closed at 1o2 bd
eosd ss3 bid the opsnlng ssK asked Bslt,u e..
Ohio Kk shares at 371I bid 3s1S ASKED.
rnILApslrHIA. March 81 -tIr.t Boardso Girard Bark
III do l $50 do, S. lx 5000 Schuylki Nav Ga 49,
i3 DO b5 4s DO, Ss IS, AK do az;
State IS 7szs; 3os T,eauy per csrts ieH After
G,"S Bank rg Ii 800 DO TX; e do ny second Besrd
.aGsr BoardsOoo Treas Notes ss pl 400 Girald *
l1S Union Bank Tenn Ask $50 aiding RR lsk; Far
Canal loH.
FosroN, Mar 80 Brokers' Board GO shares Reading RR
1ss so do payable Sat, l7 50 do l7 IS Boston Co
DO 49, i3A 80 DO bio 1915 81 &aat Boon Co Divide
No % DO Ne sA ge,ton End Wcrc.ster Rai,Ioad
m.sn Rslsoao 1905 $4,000 Kssdus Ealroad Bo:s 1850
Boord-53 shares Redng Railroad boo. 1871 % DO, lss
Western Railroad, l03; s7eeo Reading Railroad Boads
1850, IS; leo East Boston 60, 1881.
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Married,
On ths so h instant, by the Rev. Henry Chase, Mr..
CORNELIUS II. TorrEN to Miss MARY LOUISA, daughter
OF John b. Ginochis, ali of this city.
Died.


On Thursday 3oh ult., of consu np.on MARCUS +.
WHITNEY in the 25th Aear OF his sge.
On The 3lst March, GEoRciNA PrkirFER, daughter of
John Ellis and the late Mary Ann Eis agei2 years,
III months IL days
Tn. relatives and friends Of tbs family are invited to
attend her fnDers Sunday, April I'D ut hAlfpast
O'Clock. fro II as Riviugton street
Thursday morning. at O'Clock, Flora only daughter
OF Thomas and Harrist NJ Cagil In the oh year Of
The relatives and friends of the family are requested
to attend her funeral this Saturday. afternoon at ~
O'Clock without further invitation, from No l3 Gin
ton Place
On Thursday afternoon, sO.h uIt. Miss JASs NJ.
BROWNIE, In the 49th year of her age.
Her friends and hcss Of her relsves respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at O'Clock,
from her late residence. No. 90 Monroe street.
Suddenly, on the 30sh March, aged 50, PRISCILLA,
wife Of Charles Donmsle nstivs of England.
Ihe r.tors and ns ssnds Of the family aad OF hr
neral Saturday, April lat from the Of her son,
Charles Donma-, No 43 Hsnwick street, at o'clock,
r NJ Tho remains will bs taken to Green wood for in
terment
At Brooklyn on Friday yesterday morning, JANE,
daughter of the late John Cole aged az years
This friends and acqpaiLtapc,s OF the family, and
those OF her brothers. James Samuel and Edward Cole.
invited to attend her funeral ths afternoon, at
O'Clock from No ID Hicks street. Fulton Fursrsl
services st st Aons Church.
On the 3lst March, JosErH MURRAY, In the 7ei year
The friends and acqusirtauces of the family are nsi
ted to attend his bio No ISL
Second street, this morning at 10 o'clock His remains
will be taken to Middletown, n. J for iu.erm.nt
On Friday afternoon sist ult, Henry GorsES, In
the 2o;h ysar oil ms age.
His friends and ace lantanccs respectfully invited
10 attend HE funeral on sunday afternoon April 3D. at
O'Clock, from bis late resideace, al Carkson st.
On the goth OF MsrcA OF consumption, JOHN LEWIS,
eldest son of Lewis r. and Mary Ann Coutant, in tho
36th year Of his age
TIC relatives aud friends Of the family, also the mem.
hsrs OF the Howard Lodge Of E. are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this Saturday. aernooo,
at o'clock without further invitation, from his fathers
residence. 1856 Elm street.
On the slst instant of inf alton Of the lungs Je
noMus II F., Only child of Andrew J. and Louisa
M Cropsey, aged month";.
The friends of the family, and ALEC Of her brother,
VIM Hardy repeatedly invited to sttspd the flu
neral on Saturday AFTERNOON, April LIST, at O'Clock,
f. ora bis residence No G5 Johnson street. Jay ct.
Brooklyn. i
On the morning OF the 23l inst at his lodgings in
Nassau street, MLEs ST. john, well known for tbs laet
twenty years as vesdor Of Dewspapsis magazines Sc
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the reign OF the black eocksde, when the elder
Adams was President In the time OF the alien
and sedition laws, similar attempts to fetter and
persecute the press tried; but they were soon
put down by the intelligence Of the American
people. In the present matter, it is remarkable
to find that this movement has been set on foot
by certain party In the Senate, headed by &C.
neral Cass, the principal organ of whom is Mr..
Hannegan-for what object and for what purpose,
we have no doubt the future will develope. But
how natural it is to find that of the principal
master spirits in the Senate, in this invasion Of
the Independence and business of a newspaper
journal, should be stimulated ana aided by the
same distinguished diplomatIst who has written
famous book eulogising the system of govern
msnt, in all its length and BREADTH which the
French people have just overthrown in Paris!
The conduct of Senators towards our correspon.
dent, in relation to the Mexican treaty, is bor-
rowed from the policy and the measures adopt
ed by Louis Philippe, during seventeen years
reign OF corruption and tyranny over the French
people. We have heretofore believed that Sena-
tor Cass, of Michigan, was high-minded, in
corruptible, Independent, and pure republican;
but looking to his conduct In this case, and that
of his friends in this investigation, we find that
isc6rfesponds precisely with the eulogies and
praises he bestows on a similar kind of conduct
on the part ofLouis Philippe, exhibited towards
the press of France during the reign so sudden
ly terminated in Paris.
This conduct of the Senate shows how neces-
sary ii is that the public liberty should be con-
stantly watched, and that those who pride them
selves as being republicans sometimes forget
those sentiments in the pursuit of malevolent
objects or ambitious purposes We shall hear
more of this matter soon. Louis Philippe i'm
prisoned about thousand newspaper writer's
Lewis Cass only one. The eulogist is yet lit
tie behind his original Whip up-whip up
MRS. GAINES CELEBRATED CAsK-Our readers
will find in our columns to-day, full copy of
the decision of Justice Wayne, in the celebra-
ted case of Gaines VS.. Paterson, sc. 1t sets the
matter at rest forever, and will be found very
interesting.
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'" 4Ac AooOkcr - VOItmy Oh ms k1JTe'
We have been honorsd with letter from tbs seerea-
~ Of the Boston Mercasts Library Association nfors
ing that their readingroom supplied with hum
cred papers, all furnished free by their propretors and
that the association Of the aforesaid merchants woud
be plea,ed to receive the Herald the liberal
terms.n
In answer to such communicate IN from the Mercan-
tile Association of the city of Boston, have simply to
say that if could get up paper and carry
establishment for nothing should be exceeding hap
py to supply the Mercantile Association for nothing.
But have to pay paper manufacturers, type founders
printers clerks reporters editors expresses correspon-
DENTS laborsrs boys &c. Sc forming host Of persons
who of them supply their labor the liberal terms
proposed by the Mercantile Association, eor nothing
We will, however, make fair compromise with the As
ISOLATION, not absolutely to deny request po
ey made. and that is the following that if the Asso-
citation Of Mercantile ct Boston will only devise
pln by which print paper for nothing,
then solcmnly engage to send them paper in
turn-for nothing. Not before
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Markets.

Nav ORLEANS, March 25The receipt Of the late news
from France brought the Cotton market to stand only
four thousand bales were Sold Sugar was improving
fair SO MolaEses 10 and 90 cents Freights-nothing
doing. Exchange unsettled.
Sr. LOUIS, March 3l.-Flour-Saes of prime country
ware made at 81 so q 81 62K. Whsat-White was cell
lag at So 9oc Lard-Prme was held at 6Ko Whisky,
moderate sales at GO There was feet Of water in
the river at Cairo.
CINCINNATI, (Ohio) March 81, ls4s-Flour-soms
sales were reported made at 81 so . 81 66X-
the market continuing steady. Whisky heavy and
sales limited. Provisions moderately active We
quote pork at 81 bacon sides held at sc
lard was firm at 6s $40; for bulk pork the market was
STEADY, but not active. Sugsr-Fsir New Orleans
sslsable at 40. Tho river was high.
BALTIMORE, March sl.-Fiour-The market continued
inactive at SIS IS for Howard street. and So l2K for
City Mills. Whest-No sales reported; good to prime
reds command 81 80 81 80. Corn dull at 45c for
white and 47c, for yellow Oats saleabe at IS
$40. Whiskey firm, in hhds at 2sKo and bbls. ct
GAO
BUFFALO, March 3l.-Flour-Ths market was dull,
and we have only to notice sales of go bbs mixed Nil
ohigan ct S., and 400 do do choice at S. 49, Wheat
The market was heavy, and no sales reported. Corn
continued quite dull ct 5oc High wines steady at
1910. New York drafts cannot be discounted.
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THE FRENCH REvOLUTIO.N.


This sheet win be ready ct nine O'Clock this morn
ing and will contain FULL perfect and graphic his
tory ofths recent revolution in France written by cur
correspondents In Paris full particulars Of the establish
mont 9th new government with excellent likeness
ofM Lamartne the master spirit those great events
other European correspondsncs the foreign markets.
the latest from all parts of the United STATES and
Mexico, and varisty of other interesting matter Price
6k Ceuts
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LATER FROM YucArAN-Int the files Of the Pabia Of
Merida have found the following items gardng the
movements the Indians there Our present dates are
to the 25th Of February.
made attack the indians who in the vicinity
them Chchima, village in the vicinity, and
byond it also Riveros troops burnt them out Of their
hiding place.
la Tizmin, Den Domingo Nsvarstte had been ap-
pointed governor, and he In energetic man.
supposed be would do much. One hundred muekets and
Of ammunition hsd been to him from
Merida, and an equal quantity from Csmpeche via
RiolaGartos.
At Tehsx On the 10TH there were yet several bodies
OF Indians in the vicinity, burning and destroying all
they could The hacienda of Dom Domingo Tenr GIRO
burnt tho Is Ia; every sugar destroy cd
troop Of cavaiy hsa sailed to pursue these devas
tators.
At sotua, tb. com nander of the troops had heard
that 1000 I, dams of whom 1000 had fire arms
sembled to march against that town and he had only
armed he had sent request to tho mayor Ct Izamal
Of artillery Of various arrived ssa on the 23d
of February and the editor Of the Pafria recommend
their being sent of to Sotuls i'm mediatey.
There bad been species Of tmsufe at Canpsche on
the 18th ofFebrusry the following article from the
.aovige del PuebtD shows
Yesterday there wss a species of meeting in the
Pazs of this city the object which seemed to be
proclamation Of the union OF Yuc.au with Spain. A
lev noodles headed by an ox-oice holder, were the
suthoTs Of this disturbances file Of soldiers took them
into custody and In half hour order was restored
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, March %, 1siS-Cotton--As strong
yicon prevailed during the day that the Canbriss
counts In town axd Of unfavorable natur still
$500 bales changed hands at fraction below
rates Molasses 10 zoe. FlourThers has 4 bet
ter demand than for time Ohio and Illinois So
Corn-Whit. yellow ard mixed, $50; white inferior,
$50; white, SOC; yellow S7tc Oats, 81 sS1c. Corn
meal, SOC per sob bag. Whiskey-Rectifed TX $50;
raw 1913. Pork-Mess 50; prime So 90 . 81. Bacon
Canvaesed hams es4c; sides AZ &c Lard so 6xo
Tallow 74c. Gunny Bags-2K bushel bags l2o.--
kreishts-An American snip taken to Liverpool at I'd.
Exchanges-No alteration
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NEW YORK LlcGIsLATURE.
&an0te.

NEW xOxxk AEGlSLAGOHEs
Senate.
ALBANY, March 81, ls4s.
THE GENERAL BANKING BILL.
dered in committee, but not disposed Of to-day.
sYRAcUsE AND ROCHESTER, RAiLRoAD.
The Syracuse and Rochester railroad bill was taken
up, and was opposed by Mr. HAwLEr.
Mr. Cornwall supported the bill.
recess was moved and carried before any action
Assembly.
DAMAGES RIOTS.
Yesterday evening the bill for the relief of w. w.
Miles, OF Queens county was ordered to third read
ing.
soMMssroNERs OF DEEDS
The bill from the Senate relative to the election Of
the Of Deeds In the city Of New York,
was passed.
LAW MATTERS
Tbs bill to simplify practice and plsadings was sent 70
the COMMITTEES Judiciary, with instructions to report
complete on Friday A. NJ.
sAcxETr's HARBoR AND SARATOGA RAILROAD
To day Mr.. UrHAMTepor,ed the sacketts Hsrbor and
Saratoga Railroad Also fora Railway from Fshkill to
the HousatoDic
SAVINGS BANK
Mr. scHEkMEhHoaN reported bill to incorporate
Dry Dock Savings Bank.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. MrAcH reported bill relative to jury lists In New
Mr. BOWIE moved to rsoommit the bill proposing to o.
tablish new registry law.
Mr. Bowen opposed the BILL The bill sent to commit
The bill to simplify practice went to third rsading
1t Is to be read this evening third time.
LANDLORD TENANT.
Mr.. WLLErr called up the resolution reported by the
select committee landlord and tenant requiring the
Attorney General to institute inquiry into the
rial titles with view TO conduct proceedings by ta
way of sscheae.
Mr. BaooKs moved to re.commit, with Instructions 10
specify the manors embraced Ia the enquiry.
Considerable debate followed.
MIR. Bowls offered anne ndment, calling on Trinity
Church to report it's title TO Its property. x
Mr. SxvERANcr moved to lay the whole subject on the
table Lost
The motion relative to Trinity church also lost.
Also, Mr.. Brooks motion to rscommt.
The resolution reported BY the select committees wac
then passed. AMI sent to the Senate for
This body then took recess
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The ,ur sss sss ~
OF Gsnesss with other western brands continued to bs
csisny 70 sns nome trade at yesterdays quota
Wheat con tnued at stand holders s standing out
or prices ABOVE me views OF buyers In corn there ap
70 % some more enquiry Tor export but the de-
prime wate ana yeNow-wnile inferior Was neglected
Mssi ooasanusa saay rye sold In some cases on
terms s.a.sd low Inc teegraph wire to Boston WIS
OUT OF order ana nencs we received no market report
complained Of stended with much difficulty in discount
Ing o",s On NV iorA nresus.ens Ssnsrsiy oontinuea
chsnge sugars continued active willis coffee was com
psl"uveiy qaies. wss os.'es eehns IN ifeSnts,
anu "si0 inAa'' J." Soms cases. ON more
nsvoraole Irums .,,u 80.
AsHEs-Ths market continued dull With small sales
OF pots .. 20 oSh resrls were 1om.nn g. " Ssh
=, bREADsrTFFs-t1o%r- OF small ion OF 1enesee
troy bisck ROCK, LoosporI Sc were again MADE
s s us ssr sr So 30
WITH some small oss o. iancy az 20 20 Sou.nsrn was
anu ales Of oyo ss az s'resS AUD
A.essndris we're msds at 20 sS 30 az; mhsG,-
Handsome Gsneses continusd to DO hsld at DO For
M ~ ~" 20 ~ vas sna p. 90 Corr
At S4c 1000 do sold At $50; 1000 90. Virgin. lat
yIVw 500 - ose isoo DO NORTH CSrolina infNIinr
Massss Of ana n 0 S's Sh ssGks New orleans DE-
% o.. rye OF 1900 bushels were made delivered
SSs msS. sGo.s 70 40
S Wr. Hasy =. eH Uafs-SAias Of Seeo bushels
Sts ,os ~ sI d Of
w1 1 were sou =. ol'4c ana ioO 90 at 81 e6H
wee msde by auction OF 90 bags da-
An~seu nv az . 20. .
mafsoS wss loss active To-day the sales
Only amounting TO soo bales at prices easier for the
suyer. ,u.. $1,000,
M notce SAFES OF aooo boxes raisins OF 81 40
a$i %; 4oo drums smyrna nss at 81 1910; SO bush
~s'tern dried o peaches as "a SIN 20 do 40 pums ct
~ oo ana 10 ooo los DRIED apples at IA ,. cash.
FnH-There was more doing to-day, though transsc-
s. 9, some So qnn
ssie cnnnssa hsnos oeS at osh ~ 70 rnr mar
was ana we report sales OF oO bbs
w Iass a. p iN1 aha - no 20 siiax ~ 20 20
In herring no onange was pereeptioe.
HEMP ioo osaee ssw rotied American were disposed
OF az @ioo Si4o. Nania was selling IN small way at
va cents
HONEY urtnor safes Oh Az Dds CUB. strained were
made AZ 4ss, az winch we quote ehe IN Arkss hFm
LEAD " quote ssss Oh 2ooo Pigs soH al Sa s73S =
time ana interest 49,
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singular aud worthy OF the Of hsse an cted
tn deafness DR. Towmepd would not say thai his Ss,ra
rls Will cure any ess' Ct asaia. bp. il ceI,anIy h,;
Town end-Dear Sir have u,d your rrrsapari Ia with
great success debility and distress used three
bottles and much improved y general hsalth. and
nstonishment has entirely cured loss Of heiag
take for Deafness and the surprised that was
stored 70 hearing used altogether four b,es and am very
happy that d. az cai we'll imagine Yours with the
greatest respect &C. MIS- HEkh1NG door u Dr. Horn
blowsrs Principal Office ~ Fulton sueet
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Inter from Santa He

ST. LOUIS, March 81, IS4S. I
Advices from Santa Fe to the 18th of February
have reached here.
Gen. Price, at the last dates, was at Ell Faso,
advancing upon Chihuahua, with 1900 men. 1t
was rumored that Gen. Urea was marching for
the defence OF Chihuahua, with large force,
by the way of Sinora. This was doubted.
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RraAes asma matter compared with The gigantic strides
VIII th CIrr has of his
Wigs scalps, and Toupees He has completely revoIu
touzed tbs whole OF making and tisg his wgs nt
are entirely obyated ED the same pleasure AID cof,t
ones hair hsr shape and srp-arance thew
6 the he I'd the natural hair large and ost yantd
Of these celebrated articles Is now IN hand
cheaper than oher house in the country al No 9 Road
way, opposite owsrds HOTEL Wig wcarers, taks the az
Il
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why Is B.rry's Tricoph.rous 50 popular.-

The is obvious b.cause the
Glars and soid AZ haf urh tbs price Of
petitos for public favor Advertslpg alone will Ike
article sell days The world has grown and
wonder; his been imposed up,n o,u People will
give dollar for bottle Of liquid for the h,r when thcy
get better Article for twenty-five County merchants
and druggists well the immediate consumer prefer
superior preparation ut the lower price As for
producing sofsnirg tn ckenng fastening and curl
hair, Barry Iricopherous sold
bottle, invites with for the
purpose that European Amerc alton has yet civ
n the world.
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A Steamboat Snageetl,

ST. Louis, March 81, 1913.
The steamer Missouri was snagged ear Glas
cow, and Immediately sunk. AS the accident
happened in shallow water, the cargo will be
saved in damaged state.
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Ernm the Snu,,a.

AUGUSTA, Geo, March 81, 1913.
We have received. by overland express, New
Orleans papers 10 me 18th March. They contain
nothing later from Mexico.
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splendid sae OF Cabinet Furaitu e. cou,,ng Of every
Gle ia Including maasses Bedding, aud Locking
Gasrss Henry Leeds %, viii teli. auction,
room % Broadway, Wall street. aud opposite Trinity
Chuch the stock Of Furniture cntained in said stos
Ia sale Sofas Of all patterns aud evenings teeaete
do divaus do ottoman do; tables Of variety
centre, dning, quartete. ttc Also extension dining
tables Tie will be peremptorily sold Such an
opportunity seldom Of finding large OF
furni sale. Those who wish their pur
uct the Of May Every cy afforded for boz
iuQa nd All
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Appointments by tho President.

WASHING ron, March 81, 1913.
DIR. ]. L. Martin. Secretary of Legation at
Paris, has been confirmed Charge to Rome.
Mr.. Appleton, chief clerk in the State Depart
ment, has also been confirmed Charge to b.
lyia
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Fine Head OF Hair.-What Moss II to the
Rose beautiful Hair the face of woman grace
full setting OF Fine Hair always be preserved
renewed OF bscome thin by tho peseverng use
Of Phh ms Chemical Hair IavgoIao We have ladies
whose hal. was spare and dry when they the nae
Of the article display perfect shower glossy rnsle after
apply regularly for few month"; according
For sale Broadway and the drug and fancy in
town and country.
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Excess Of kxpen-
Tax per head Of
population. 81 20 3sC0 50 90
os5,444
$is.s3o.ooo

This gives &C glance the position Of each country
II appssr thst.whls the United States has Of
Of about three millions OF dolsrs treat Britain
has deficiency of more than sixteen and half millions
and France than eight millions. The tax per head
the population Of supporting the revenue
raised In that way shows how oppressive 1t must be to
the people of Great Britain and Franco In the expend
tures Of the Uoited States have partly made an
esimate as we wish to shoe ths ordinary expenditures
OF the government compared with that OF other CONN.,
tries The expenditures account Of the have
been engaged in, of extraordinary character,
and have nothing to do with the annual expenditures
In cir NJ
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ffIHA1H pfLLA,

Ia The inorning. Mr. ROCKWELL, OF Conn. called foe
the regular order Of business and accordingly the House
resolved itself into Committee Of the Whole upon pr
vats bills and after time spent therein, the COM
mites rose and reported.
large number OF bills having been considered with
out any definite action the Houfe after rising from the
COMMITTEES adjourned without further business.
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Circulation of tn. Herald.

Circulation OF the Herald.
March 81, FRIDAY. .ls, lo2 copies.
Average of Daily, Sunday Weekly 80 81 24s I"
Aggregate issue last week. ........lli eco "
Aggregate issue week before. .l4l $50
increase iab week. SUou
Increase previous week. ........... 44l6
Total increase in two weeks. 7,4!6
The rsbl'ca.ion of the Herald commeno,d et ~
minutes before o'clock, and finished ut 10 minutes be-
fore O'Clock.
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Shining InteIl1Uenca.

BALTIMORE. March 3i--Arr brig Venus Rio Janeiro
My OSLEAN:, March Charleston and Artan
CID ship Rubiccn Boston; barks Flora do Leo Marks
Label, New York; brig M r Cssserly, Boston.
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Marine Affairs.

CAPT. BIRD THE SHIP ROBERT PEEL.-The passen-
gers board the packet ship Robert Peel her last
pafssge from Liverpool waite upon with card, in
which expressed their tincere thanks for the kind
and hospitality shown by Capt Bird to all classes
board during rough and bosterous passage to this
city. The card is well drawn up, couched in the most
expressive language and signed by all the cabin pas
sensers. 1t Is htteripg testimonial to the humanity
and hos ptab bic nature Of the gallant Captain.
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moorhsad,s srndunted m.an.,lc machines

Too much prse caunot be awarded to the of
these beautiful intle instrumental neat portable SIMPLE
easily Understood by who read They used
il pac o. and recommended by the most distinguished of
the profession and preferred all similar insu
Of their perfect simplicity The price,
piete and warranted t2 accompanied by the nusI for
Beware Of limitations. Sole manufacturer d. Moot
head. Broadway.