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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-02

AYERS CHERRY PECToRIAL.-We would call the
attention Of readers the circular enclosed in this
days issue OF paper, which is itself its own cerf>
cafe Of Character and the intrinsic worth of the prcpara
ton it goes to recommend Read it, il worth reading
The distinguished names lent in its favor are suffi.
Client assurance of IFS value, and the medicine itself
shows that II is worthy the best commentator bestowed
upon It. When such men in own country as the
venerable and distinguished Dr. Perkins, President Of
the Casileon Medical College Professor Cleveland c
Bowdoln College; Professor Butterfed Of the Medical
College, Ohio Professor Howard Of the Pennsylvania
College Of Medicine in Kentucky; the Editors of the
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal the Southern
Med cal Review, Charleston s. c.; the Western Lam
Get, Buffalo, as well many high medical authorities in
foreign countries give their evidence so strongly in fay
of the Cherry PICTORIAL we cannot doubt its efficiency
even il had the evidence of our own experience
ia its favor No medicine could have better friends and
certainly none better deserves them. We may then
congratulate the public the possession of remedy
which be relied for relief from the scourge and
terror Of our climate, disease OF the lungs.
The N. o. Bee Of the 22d contains the follow
ing:
We learn that on Sunday last man who was
walking bare-footed in the inundated portion of
the First Municipality, was bitten in the leg,
probably by moccasin snake) and shortly af-
forwards expired. On the same evening little
lad was either bitten by similar animal or
congre, and died soon afterwards from the effects.
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Correspondence oftte New York Express.

ARLINGTON, may 20.
Thomas Cloves. you see, drew the Post Office
prize in Troy to-day-and Mr. Speaker Hadleys
name came out blank. There was a great deal
of labor and time spent upon this ticket,-but Mr.
Speaker Hadiey was not here and clever Tom
had first rate representative in Gideon Rey-
nolds, M. C.-Speaker Hadley never ought to
have abandoned the ground.
There is nothing done here in Washington with
out standing by, or sitting by, or sleeping by. A
half days absence may ruin man. Tom, him.
self, was not here, tit was thought best for him
to be of)-but as said before, he had first rate
representative, and great deal of extra help.
Troy will laugh at all these doings, out of the
wrong side OF her mouth, though but ,rhat has
Troy to do tOithit?
Among the gentlemen now present in Wash
ington is Mr. Schoolcraft, of the Albany District
The ticket boz is preparing for the Consular
appointments, and for Ministers Plenipotentiary
&c., sc. Some fellows that are starting for the
South Pole will come out at the North Pole,-
and many man in his Imagination on the way to
the temperate regions, will drop out under the
burning tropics.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-02

ADAM AND EVE, Our readers are referred TO the
advertisement in this mornings paper. 1t will be seen
that these beautiful paintings remain with US but one
week longer No who can appreciate the life.like
embodiment Of sublime ideas, should omit seeing them.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-02

HUNGARIANs IN New YoRK.-The Hun
garians residing In New York city and vicinity,
have held meetings in New York and resolved to
procure banner to send to their brethren in
tneir nauve land' as testimony of sympathy
ana admiration lor their efforts to accomplish the
independence OF Hungary. A resolution was
also passed. 10 send dePutation TO Washington,
TO solicit recognition OF Hungarian lndepend-
ence' ana 10 desire that diplomatic agent may
DC sent out 70 open commercial relations with
Hungary. Fiume, or ST. Veit, is a ses port of
considerable Importance.
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r The fishermen off Saybrook took i7OO shad
in the Connecticut river, on the afternoon of the
18th inst, at one haul. Estimating their average
weight at three pounds each. the haul bought in
ovel two and half tons of shad flesh. .
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NOTICE.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
= subscribers under the firm of IIY H. STEVENS a.
Co. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent and Nv n
srEyEAs alone is authorised the name of the firm
In adjusting the accounts. NY H. sTEVENS in
Duuley3 June i, 1919. DIT THOMAS STEEN
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new Steamboat, called the New World, is nearly
completed in New York, designed on the Hudson
river She is three hundred and seventy fire feet long
and has an engine rated at 1900 horse power.
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THE WASHINGTON LOTTERY.

We have already published Washington lettero
the New York Express, making curious revelation:
in relation TO the appointments to Office We give an
other this morning from the same source, which
would ask especial attention, Indicating the degree Of
respect with which the of the administration
viewed by intelligent Taylor Tie Express has
been out and out Taylor paper. from The time that
the nomina ion made at Philadelphia. Yet it pub
shes these letters with apparent approval OF their
substantial accuracy there be doubt They bave
not been called in question in any quarter. The fate
that await admins ton that succeeds no BET
ter than this, in pleasing its best friends, cannot be
matter Of much doubt The letter follows
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CHOLERA A despatch from st Louis states that
there is deaths in that city thursday -four of which
were from cholera.
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semi- annual ef&; % shs rarners and Planter n.nh a
% 10 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 4f 10 d. d.,
an; 10 d. Do, AZ; do. do, AN; do. do, Az.

oh: -. I,S$t:' 81: .;1j s;ss
an 10 do. Do, Hxj do do, an do. do- A~-
FOREIGN MARKETS..
HAVANA, March 31.-Cotton Goods.-Caloo mid 10
fine pee % yds pee. s2a SO rs Furniture do Is do
SO RS s. RS; Drill, cold checks and stripes,
RS IL RS; Gnghams DIX. gds. IL yds 20 in pee 81
81 rs Jaconets, white 20 yds, Ga poe. So rs;
Thread, Q cord 800 yds reels do. rs a woolens
-BsEes red, blue and green, vara ~ rs Blankets
gro ca . RS a 7 RS; Cassimeres fine only,
81 rs; Flannel, so varas fine, pee. Sl2 rs Flush
ings or Dreadnoughts, I'D. 3,< AK RS Earthen and
Gassware.-Bottles, dos. 3A RS "a rs Demijohns, AZ
seO' Hardware and Naval stores.-coppsr, Brasiers
o. $2S Sheets Is to "a o. do S3l 81 rs Nails do
s31 Iron bars assorted do 81 rs; Hoops, do
S. rs So 4; Wire No Is to Il, do. $l2 $13; Sheets
do S.; Lead in sheets, thin, do. IS u So; Nails
heads . IL inches, do. S. So; do. and Ia alone
do sS4a SO; cut4 to IL do do. Se4 RS; OH Linseed
boiled do $40 S1l; Turpentine Spirits Of do. So So
Whale refined do. so $40 a RS Sperm, do. $16 RS
sl7 RS; Pitch, Dbl: So; Shot assorted, a. IS SO;
Tar Dbl. IS RS n 81. Lumber.-Hoops m. SIS $40
Boards. Portland w. p, m It $40 S23; other Eastern
ports do S22 rs; Lumber Pitch Pine, do. SIT S23
gles m SO RS So RS Sugar box shocks, ca Ga RS
Groceries and Provisons.-Bcans white, ar. ~ 81
rs Beef, No. prime and mess Dbl. S12 SIC; do
New York and Boston, do 81 81 RS Smoked, al
So rs 81 RS; Butter, American yellow do $l4a $1S
Candles, mould, do. SIS RS $40 RS; Sperm do $41
s4 Competition do S, sso Chssss American do
SS 'assa Hams @ nf Easter
smoked, box rs Lard al American Eastern, do. $ll
ga New Orleans, do 81 $12; Mackerel, No. B. Dbl
So So; Onions, 100 bun. ST. Pork, prime Eastern
and mess, Dbl sl4 SO RS; do New Orleans do. sl4
$18 rs; clear, do SIT $50; do in boxes, New Or
leans, q. IS rs $40; Potatoes, Dbl SO a So rs
Rice, ar. 81 ~ 81 NJ Soap yellow, a. SO RS; To-
bacco, Kentucky in hhds do. So 2 RS a 50; Chewing
Tobacco, ounce plugs, do 81 ssls chairs cane bot
Gunpowder +. F. and F. al. SIS $1s; Paper, post
and foolscap, rm So SO RS; Wrapping, do. rs a
5h rs; Skins Morocco, red and green, do. SIS a 81;
Tallow, South American, al. S12 $13 Exports
Cochineal in deposit, $22 Coffee I'd quality, and
3D. al. 81 RS So; triage, do. So RS 81 Honey
gal rs Indigo in deposit assorted h. ~ RS rs
u gallons asg ~ .s Sugars assorted half
white alone, do. $40 S12; yellow, do. 90 RS q
So RS; brown alone, do. SN rsae rs Cucurueho, do
5rs ~ RS; MuscOvado, do. AZ rsa rs; Segars, mil
$40 $50; Tobacco, windward, 81. $13 $50; Wax
white, $40 $40 g. yellow, do; 81 IS; sarsa-
parilla, Honduras in dep. a. $21 $22. Exchanges
60 days sight-New York, par Premium Boston,
par; New Orleans IN premium short sight, nomi-
nal; Spanish Dollars, None; Mexican, l premium;
Mexican Douboons, ! premium. Freights.-U'
States II IA rs per box Sugar, rs. per bag COT
fee, IS per hid. Molasses.
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Our Utica Correspondence.

UTICA, April b, 1917
appointments BY the United States Marshal 81 "e
Northern District Difficulties bct'ceen the Fire
uem-Rcbx,lding of the Stores Destroyed oy '"e
tate Fire--Spmting EnteHigencc-1he Weamer-
The Oneida Circuit.
The United States Marshal, Northern District,
New York. Mr.. Palmer V. Kellogg, has made the
following appointments of Deputy Marshals =
ALBANY. p. Veazie ; Oswego, Stephen Reed Au-
burn. S s. Austin; Syracuse, l.. T. lIawley
Buffalo, G. S. Gates. Mr. Kellogg has yet num-
Der of appointments to make, which will be made
in few days. All the above appear to be salts
factory to the wings with the exception of the Buff
falo one, which is said 10 be great dlsappolnt-
nent to many of the prominent wings of that city,
as they relied upon another man, who presented
strong claims for the appointment OF Deputy Mar
shal of the city of Bualo but the choice has been
made, and the wings of that city must remain
aisagreeably satisfied.
Two of the engine companies, Nos. and 5,
which belong to this city, have had some consid-
cradle difficulty in regard to the sending OF cha
lenge by No. to No. 3, stating that they would
bet 800 that they could throw water the greatest
distance but both companies becoming quite exc
cited, and being about to create good deal OF
difficulty between them, the Mayor and Common
Council have interfered and put stop tot.
The stores next to Baily IL Brothers, which were
destroyed by the late fire. have already been COM
menced, and when finished will be an ornament
10 the city, as they are 10 De rebuilt In u Hlucn
handsomer style than before.
On Monday last the residents Of Bouckville,
GO miles from Uhca,) were taken by surprise, to
witness the large concourse of people which had
assembled at their village, to view match about
TO come of between two celebrated trotting nags,
which are owned in this (Oneida) county. After
the arrival of somewhere near 5000 spectators, the
race was commenced, and the competitors were
small black mare, } which was a great curiosity,
she only being about 4 ~ feet high,) and large
heavy brown horse. The distance was two straight
miles, and the stakes 81 900, which was won with
apparently great ease by the little mare, which is
known by the name Of /" Trifle."
The month of April has, thus far, presented a
spring-like appearance, as almost each day has
been very warm and pleasant, and the kind of
weather which produces Gas the country people
say,) the spring lazy fever.
The Circuit Of this county has been in session
since Monday, lat the Court House in this city,
and have already disposed of quite number Of
both civil and criminal cases; some seven or eight
have been found guilty of State prison Offences
and have received their sentence to take trip to
Auburn There are yet number of cases on the
calendar, which will probably occupy their time
for some seven or eight days. G..
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S:...; Gs s s's; , s:s S::' s::;
S.s Glenn s.:
n'fHs SHpisa ss,
Simpson Da1h. g. d P%sH
John, BsIsss sasss Ia Grsni. SssmIth walsh; Gr.eian
R.Iy nS ss E s.t Sssas ING
w .sa ns ss alHssas r'a as Smith
Empire Psnssd AisaandIa ss1Eo' clsa%a1 a.
H1 smith % Gen ISrd Ner
f ferry d S:a ass.s co. Rr.ss
and Rose Green, Dc; Excel Hicks do Hand; soan Polk.
a. ds Sona css sw
sloOps-Motto, Appleby, Providence.
Arrived.
Steamship Crescent City Chages March a. with passen-
sissm.llp cse;olss Lyon savannah g. hours, to Nit
ship %ssrinE n showing s. signal NJ $50 sA''' '' Nv
head STR with ndss and 80 passsnser 't
Nsphsws No date was in company with ship Chesapeake
SHIP Arkansas $40 BasS OTIS. Dublin 80 days. in ballast.
s % k'E and 10 days from tho
ssyi .;a %Ss s
ship GramPian Severn and bark Lucia, Field April lat
ship Viola Jamson New Orleans IS days, with mdse TO
an9 brig Maria Elizabeth M 4 cs1lae 1885 days with
brig crest sadssrom Sarssss 81 days. with Wines
10 Crcagh " Heydecker.
Brig Gen Taylor Libby hayasue', PR l6 days. with mdss,
Brig Milton York Laguna, March with logwood to Mes
NTH Walsh.
Brig Cushnoe, Dickinson, Cienfuego 10 days with mdse
to Gossler CO. Sid with brig Etrurian Bran
comb for New York March g. the Double Headed Shot
Key, ship Gov Davis, steering NE; 18th, Br ship
Pandora, Greenleaf, steering N.
Brig Otheo (of Addisonl, Dyer Laguna, IS days. with
logwood to Iabeck Lehepeer vessel to Nesmith Walsh
April Int 30 3d. Ion "A w. bark Macedonia standing
Brig Elra Ann, Parker st Marks March g. and Key West
18th, with cotton, &C. to urbut Co. No date lat 49,
Ion spoke brig Clarssa of Warren RI from New Orleans
for New York.
Brig Juan CGrtagena, Gray Bristol Me- IS days. with
Schr Algernon, Brown, Matagorda (TeIas). 80 days.
Sehr aelrose Moore Gsysson 80 days April lat "a 20
9th, lat IS So Ion "a TO- passed brig Sarah Vose.
Schr Henry Smith, Townsend, New Haven for Virginia
Schr Planet, Miller, Philadelphia, bound to Warren, RI
Schr Martha ID Lyons, Carolina.
Schr Francis, Goodyear, Wilmington, NC.
Schr Thorn, Wainwright, Wilmington, NC.
Sehr \ Layery, Williams, Wilmington, NC.
Schr Alexander, Neal, New Haven
Scbr Amazon, Davis, Berlin.
Schr Gannett, Pearce, Thomaston.
a+ Below.
Two ships and two brigs.
Steamship Southerner Charleston bark Galindo CALI
fornia.
Packet ships Guy Mannsng for verpoo Ashburton, for
other outward bound vessels anchored Quarantine
yesterday afternoon detained by adverse winds.
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Died.
On Saturday morning, 18th inst MATTHEW SoMERIN-

Died.
On Saturday morning, 7th inst, MATHEW SoMLRIN-
DYKE, in the Saith year Of his age.
His relatives and friends also those of his sons John
W., Peter and James; also those Of his sonsin-aw,
Henry Abell John Russell and VIM. Sutton Esqrs.,
particularly requested to attend his funeral from the
residence of Henry Abel, No. II 4th avenue, ut
o'clock, Monday afternoon, 9th instant, without
further invitation.
On Friday afternoon, 18th inst, MARcAREr, wife Of
Henry Moon, in the 2Sth year Of her age.
he friends and acquaintance Of the family
quested to attend her funeral this day. (Sunday0 at
3 from her late residence, II Thames street, to the
place of intermcnt.
At Harlem, Saturday, the 7th inst, MARTHA wife
Of Henry p. McGown, and daughter of the late VIM.
Seaman, Esq, in the eth year Of her age.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, Monday 9th inst, at o'clock
NJ from her late residence, 10th street. between 4th
aud 9th avenues.
At New Orleans, on the goth ult., HUDSON, son Of
Hudson and Ann Elisa English, aged IL years and
months.
At Mobile, Ala,) on the 25th ult, Mr.. DANIEL B.
JOHNSON, formerly Of Newburgh N. Y, aged 36 years
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DOmestic MiseeIIonr

The recent flood In Illinois has caused ssoos ,n,ur,
to the Illinois Canal Some $50 feet Of the Knnkakcc
Dam have been swept away and the squeduce we're sd
to be in danger.
The wages Of the Lowell hsss., factory girls ver.
raised 2s per cent on the LIST inst.
The whole lumber Of deaths in Boston during the
present year mp to April 1st, was l1s7
The number Of deaths in Portland, Ne, for tho year
ending March 31st was 400.
The cholera has rcappeared ct Natehitosbee, La.
John williams seriously stabbed, At Albion, N.
Y, Al few days since by Samuel Maxwell.
Eight ten wooden houses destroyed BY Ore az
Charleston, s. c., IN the Sd inst
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Passenger Arrived.

CHASRE AND Notwithstanding Crescent City-S
R Rsvn';, FT;isT CsrPenter pr horrell BIi.ss
Clement. Jordan, Brodhead, Chas Iathrop M WI
son, FIELD VIM Bottomly, d W wssterhsld Uphsm,
hh sI,. Grs.sts Mariana psr w% Hood hsqsr.r
Giraus Mgriagarsg and lady Misc zubst Capt Prat.
Parker LIST ofcer brig Anna julia wrecked st Cbagrs.
Total, 40.
sAyAsNAI-ssesm Chsrokse1Hw hsrc.I Love, Nc
Porter W Hodgson Wray, T. Coshart II r Oonk-
lin, d Sands, Hiehs Ir, Mutchings w Tlden ID n
Moore Allieux Miss Aeux, Miss Hosas Mrs loean Nra
W ssrrsli, Mrs ID wsdley-9 in the stcernge.
INV Embarrassing viols-Niss SpraxuN Mas Sauna
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Our New Haven Correspondence.
NEW HAVEN, CT, April 4, 1879
The Election in Connecticut.

The Election in Connecticut.
The disastrous result to the wings, Of the late
election in this State, is owing to the same causes
precisely that broke up the locofoco party in New
York. 1t has been among the wings a scramble
for office, while the character OF men and the
public voice have alike been disregarded by the
selfish politicians.
James F. Babcock considered himself better en-
titled TO the seat in Congress from this districD
than Mr.. Hubbard, and presto Hubbard is ousted,
the people are disguised, and this Mr. Babcock
and Mr.. Hubbard both go down IN the whemling
Maelstrom together. Just so with the Governor;
just so with everything else. So that it cannot be
considered as condemnation of General Taylor;
1t is owing to the DID, corrupt politicians
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FATAL RENcoSTRE.--We Learn from York, Pa,
that German (whose name we could not lcarn)
was killed on Wednesday evening last, in York
township, about three miles from the borough of
York, by being struck over the head with a billet
of wood, in the hands of a man named Reichart,
from the effects of which he died in few hours.
1t occurred during alteration at a tavern,
and, it appears, that Rechart received the first
blow from the German, which inflicted quite a
serious wound on his head. Reichart surrendered
himself to the authorities, and was committed TO
prlsop
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

BosroS, April e-Broker'. Board-22s shares Rsadins
Railroad 6s 20 DO do 10s TO- Boeson and Maine Rail
road isi II DO do ~ Boston and Worcester Rail
road 1859, DO DO, Ito 10 wstsrn Railroad Ioii Bee
TOE and Proyidenee Railroad NJ Vermont Central Rail-
road ~. lsn ky,r h,,rsad so ksshaa E1eufseT
lprn S-icO shar. Reading Raikoad IS Vermont Csa
uai RAILROAD oa3i Slvoo heading Railroad Bonds. ha
bAhTiAoAE Aprll t-ktstk Beera--SJN Aar,i.nd ga,
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Army IntsIIauec.n

Lieut. Thomas M Whcabee died at Edcnton N e
On the 18th ult aged 2 He graduated at s,3 Point
june lk45 with the honor Of place the Al ~
his slass and at the time Of his death held the ~
Second lieutenant in the Ordnance. During our lot
With Mexico he rendered important service 70 hi.
country. Every shell used In the bombarduacnt OF Va.
IA Cruz passed bis inspection
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=. EhAkClrATIoN MEETINGS continue TO be held in
Kentucky. We notice two-one Al Ricbmond he -.
other, Tor Scott county, at Georgetown-thc call.
signed by hundreds Of Shareholders and non-slave
holders, TO appoint gradual emaA pation delegates
to the convention at Frankfort, on The 9th mat
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REPORTED SnPwREcKs AND Loss OF LIFE on THE
COAST OF PATAGoNM.-An extra from the office of
the INew LONDON (Ct:) Chronicle, of April 4, states
that letter was received at that port on the same
day, from Captain Brown, of ship Hannibal at St.
December ], 1913. The II. had $3.50 barrels of oil
on board. Captain B. reports many wrecks strew-
ed along that ehoreships, briggs, and cutters, prn-
clpally English. Among them was found the name
guano, which had been bagged and piled up, was
spoiled. Captain Brown writes that he heard there
were about one thousand men lost there. There is
no harbor except under the island of Pova, where
the Hannibal lay, outside at the mouth of the bay,
this it would appear that general and terrible gale
had occurred in the South Pacific, by which great
number of vessels were driven ashore, with the
oss of many lives.
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Whic minority

There are three vacanciesone in Providence, one in
Johnston, and one in East Greenwich. In Of no
election the old Representatives hold over The vote
of New shorcham which sends Senator and one
Representative, is to be heard from.
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Our Edgnrtovn Correspondence.
EpGARTON April 8. 1910.

4A,riral of California Gold.
One of the crew of the ship Colchs, Arthur,
from Valparaiso, lost on New South shoal on the
morning of 9th inst, has in his possession 6 lbs
Of California gold, which he obtained at the mines
He left the mines in September.
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he members of which are by this time quite weary
III the confinement il has caused them.
T. ~ffFr E MARKETS.
The -four market has been unsettled by the foreign
no alterations have been made in prices common 70
sool shipping brands, 81 371.. Rye -four sells at ~
- Corn meal is in demand at 20 Sn6 h,sh.I. A. ac
for red. and ole CSC for mixed, and looc lol &c
for prime white Corn is in steady demand at &c Tor
p.rrsviy. nj. yellow and SOC for white. PROVISIONS
No nork Il held at $40 40 $40 So and prime at So
IA Western mess beef At Sl2 so. Dealers generally
Z, cline operating until the receipt OF their private
letters
STOCKS
FIRST Boards Pennsylvania SIS, 7Sh; 10 Philadel-
vhia Bank, 1876; 211l Pennsylvania 6s, 1915 Com
msrcal Rank. Sc; 700 Wilmington Railroad, SIS, 81
Commercial Bank 55h ECO Pennsylvania 5's, 7gh ;
Second Board-l000 State Sc 791z; $50 do, 79h $500
wilmington Loan, say; $3.50 State SIS 79s1 SO Girard
bank. Tx
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HAYT1.-Letters have been received in this city
IRON Port su Prince TO the 18th ult., which make
no mention OF the Presidents having marched
WIN large body of troops against the Spanish
part OF the island, reported by an arrival at
New York.-Boston Journal dnr-I &
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ST. LOUIS, (Mo.) -About
two o'clock, yesterday morning, fire broke out in
cooking shed, in the rear of some houses on the
south corner OF Morgan street and the Levce. At
the commencement OF the confiagration, the wind
was blowing towards the river, and threatened ut
one time, from the fury of the flames, to set fire
to the steamers Grand Turk and Dahcota; but, by
bringing pipes to bear on the hurricane ROOTS, an
event go much to be feared was prevented The
Dahcota and Sarah however, not liking the risk,
pushed out, while the Grand Turk swung her
broadside round and stood it out bravely. The
number of houses destroyed are six, badly da-
mayed two, and two others slightly. they are on
the Mulanphy estate, and were nearly all leased to
Mr.. Morris, and underct Tenants not insured,
nor, as far as we could learn, are the buildings
talned.-St. Louis DAILY Organ, March %
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LvrnrooI-shp Guy hsnnerins-sipor Psrrari AID lAAy
6gnor BotteSini and lady egnor Casteon Italian u
Company; Rev Mr. Stuart NJ Wilston DR. %
1avERPooJ-ehip Enterprre-James Armstrong and Iadv
~ Goblin. ' -''"