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DEArn OF SrErHEN MAzuRA, Esq.--We record,
with feelings Of the deepest regret the death by asth
ma, OF the venerable STEPHEN MAzuRA, al the I'D
vanced age OF II years Mr.. MAzuRA has for forty.
FIVE years been one Of the most prominent members
oi The Dor of this city and the time of his deaih
vas its Oldest mclnber Mr. MAzuRA was m.
tive Of France and was officer in the French
navy. He came 10 New Orleans in 1904, where
aided by his commanding talents, he soon became q
prominent citizen. Some years after he successive
ly filled the Offices Of member Of the State Iegs-
latnre, Secretary 81 the State, and Attorney Gene
raI TO his own personal credit and 10 the benefit Of
the Sfate' esterday all the courts, as a mark OF
respect to his memory, adjourned over 10 Monday
" o. Bee, 18th ult
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Second Assistant Postmaster Gene
"H0n. A. TRrNBo,
House Of Representatives"

Corr mIo OFrIcE.--Col George p. Kane, Col
lector Elias Griffin, Esq, Surveyor and Thomas X
Carroll Esq, Naval Officer, having bonded and re
day entered upon the discharge OF the duties Of the
Offices TO which they have respectively been ap-
pointed. We understand that Mr.. @. Bond Chaplin,
Of Dorchester CO.. has received the appointment OF
Deputy Naval ofcer under Dir. Carroll Bait AnB,
I'd inH,
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THI TWO OsDEaDoSKa.--At the recent sitting Of
the Annual Episcopal Convention OF Pennsylvania,
In Philadelphia, some Of the papers reported that q
vote restoring Bishop Onderdonk of .Ne,o York, had
been passed = very palliabe error of course, the
Pennsylvania Episcopal Convention having nothing
whatever TO do with The Bishop of New York. II
will be recolected that Bishop H. y. Onderdonk, of
Pennsylvania, was suspended for intemperance sumo
time in the year ls4i He acknowledged his fault,
md since that time has been living in retirement and
penitence. The convention, therefore, of his former
diocese passed vote petilioning the House Of Bish.
ops restore him 10 the duties Of the Priesthood not
Of the Epissopaie--n other words, TO allow him to
ofiiciate as Clergyman, not as q Bishop. II was
passed without dissenting voice. The former Bish-
op is old, and after years OF pentence It would cheer
him in his old age to be allowed again 10 preach and
perform the duties Of the clerical office All action
on this subject however, must await the decision of
The House Of Bishops, who meet in October, 1850
N " Express
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The following letter from one who knows,
will illustrate how they did things in Mr..
Folks time, and how they prosecuted Wings.
And yet the people of that Presidents time,
have the assurance to complain, because
their men are displaced for cause When
they were III power, they made mans De-
moaacy the sole test of official worth, where
as Gen TAYLOR requires coming-up to
the standard Of his Inaugural. Awide differ
ence this The nation sustains and will
sustain Old lack in his policy-let the
Democrats swear as they may.
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may26-tlIs Marshal Of the District Of columbia

NIARSHAL's SALE. In virtue Of writ OF fier
III iacas under the lien law issued from The Clerks office
the Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for The
county OF Washington, and 10 Inc directed shall expose
public Gale, ir cash Saturday the 18Th Of June next
at 2 O'Clock NJ before the Courthouse door Of said
county the following property viz All the right and title
of John Rynex Of In and to the following described pro.
perty, viz Of certain buildings errcled lola Two and
Sihrer, In Peters, Bealtys, Threlkelds and Deaksns
ton Georgetown that piece OF ground in front 0sad
loiawo and three, measuring l2G feet inches the south
aide Of Water street. lying between said and The
channel Of the river Potomac the piece ground lying
in front OF lol No Ain said Addition, being part OF the
wharf attached TO the main prenise1 and that part o
Fayete street which extends from the southern line Of
Water street TO the channel Of the Potomac rver
the half II all that part Fayee which lies
between Wafer md the Che apenke and Ohio Caal
and that part Of Water street. 90 feet WIDE Immediately
north OF the southern line Of Wafer street. and extending
2t feet inches along the line OF the premises purchased
by said Rynex from Miller and Dnyail consisting
larpe brick moulding house, siacks for melting
iron ore, large brick wheel house and connecting
she'd seized and levied upon the property Of John
Rynex and sold to satisfy Jndicias No & 10 March term
lsi9 In favor Of William g, and Simon J. Temple.
@e ROBERT WALLACE,
may 24-tds Marshal Of the District sf Columbia
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cARUsI's SALOON.
GRAND VOCAL CON CERT.


For one night only.
A GRAND VOCAL CONCERT will be given az Carusi's
n Saloon on MONDAY EVENING, June 4. 1873, by the
celebrated artisea Mon5ieur LABoRDE and Madame LA.
BORDE, he only acknowledged succesall competitor Of
Jenny Lnd3 Insisted by the great Baryone Signor TAI
FANELII from La Scala, who has created great
ton in the musical circles oNew York. Philadelphia and
Baltimore. Mon. MoRDAHr will aleo Assist
PROGRAMME.
FART FIRST
l. Trio d'Auilo. NJ. and Mad I.aborie and
Tafaneili Verdi, M
Aria de Roberto d. Eyreuk NJ. Iabords, Donnigstti
Aha-dli Barbiere, Una voce POGO IA Mad
Laborde H Rossini
4 Romanza- Due Foscari, Tafanslli Verdi
Dno--de Lucia de Lammermoor, NJ. and
Mad I.aborde Donizstti
PART aEcoNp.
g. Ara--dAtiila, NJ Taffinei Verdi
z The celebrated Echo Song, per Sermeni,
Madame Inbor,le.
9, Duo di Bezario, NJ. Iahorie and Tai
fanell Donizsttt
g. Variaons-I.es Damena de Ia Couronue,
Mad Iaborde ;". t. Auber
10. Grand QnaiuOr-di Lucia, NJ. and Mad
Laborie, Taftnelli, and Merchant
The piano used Is from the celebrated, mandatory oi
kwabe " Ghaae. .&.s
Ts- TICKETS SEVENTY FIVE CENTS
The agent r David T. Shaw has put The price oi tick,
cts low 10 order TO give opportunity 10 all TO attend al
reasonable charge,
Doors open at O'Clock Commence III 4 O'Clock.
Tickets may he secured AZ the music o CnTi.
AMI Fischer and at the Saloon the evening may 81
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AARSHAL'S SALEM virtue of writ Of iari
I facias issed from the Clerks office Of The District Of
Columbia, for the county Of Washington, and 10 direct
ed shall EXPOSE to public sale Tor cash. On Monday the
18Th day Of Jns nexi IL O'Clock NJ before the CouI
House door OF said county, The following property, viz -
Lot No. TO- In square No. fOl IN the city Of Washington,
with the improvements thereon heing two wostory frame
buildings Seized and levied upon the properly of Jas
Gill and sold 10 satisfy ndicals No 4s 10 Mail term,
isi9, in favor Of Robert Brown. use ol Hall & Co.
.#fs ROBERT WALLACE,
moypf- Marshal of the District of Columbia
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AT the Episcopal Convention, which held its SEES
sion in Burlington, New Jersey, resolution Of In
quiry was offered by Mr. Ha.tead in relation 10 the
,nmor afoat with regard to Bishop Doane II was
opposed as uncanonlcal and voted down unani.
mously. We presume the inquiry will be made in a
eanonicdl manner
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MARSHAL's SALE. In virtue OF two writs Of feri
I'LL facas, scre acias under the lien law issued from
the Clerks Office Of the District Of Columbia for the cou.
ty Of Washington, and In directed, shall expose TO
public SAFE for cash. Saturday the I'd Of June next
The front Of the Courthouse door o said county l2
clock NJ the following property viz Five two story and
attic frame dwelling houses, with back buildings EACH
parts Of Lots No and In Square No. 369 in the city
Of Washington srze and levied upon the property Of
Sylvanus Holiness and sold TO satisfy Jndicals No ~ TO
March term ls9 In fhvor Of Ulysses Wa also JudcIaa
No "a, TO March term. lsi9 In favor Of Waters and Xin,
norman, against said Sylyanus Holmes.
ROBERT WALLACE,
may ll&dts Marshal Of the District of Columbia
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: :. H.IV.. ~. TIN " NI1f III !, J.
may l9d&wtf X. WALLACE, Marshal. d. e.


uERTS 4 sons AMALGAMATED SILVER STEEI.
ii AND PLATINA PENS Warranted NOT 10 corrode.-
All who appreciate comfort In writing should use the above
beautiful pens, they warranted not 10 e6rrode-and
for elasticity, fneness and durability, uneqnaled by
any other pens offered These pens first intro
duced into this country In August 1875 al which time the
manufacturers were unknown 10 the writing community
the pen therefore bod stand liz own merts n IA
therefore graz flying 10 the manufacturers acknowledge
that dscerning public has paid the highest tribute tother
abors and that the present demand (Which daily ncreas
ng) lar exceeds their utmost expectations
CAUTION.
Whereas some fraudulent persona have In consequence
Of the enormous demand Tor the above pens been incrd
TO offer spurious imitation bearing the same samp AZ The
genuine pens the manufacturers hereby give noicr thai
they will prosecute any persons who use their name or
trademarks. Tor The purpose eirandnp the pblc by
selling porihess trash for the ss,in. am1gnaaid ptus
and as further protection TO ihenteves aud the public II
will please be observed that In future each boxs Of genuine
pens will have label The bottom ring The signature OF
the manufacturers In their handwriting 10 initiate which
" forgery. 70 he had wholesale the Manufacturers De
pot No s6 John street. New York. and retail from ali re-
spectacle Saioners IN the United States may ~ dit
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The Pennsylvania State Loan Of s4O0, 900, author
ICED TO be made BY the last Legislature TO enable the
Lanai Lommiss.oncrs 70 avoid the inclined plane Of
the Colombis Rsilroad, has been taken at small
premium.
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A PRAyrn Bishop Polrer Ihas pnl lorth the ID

A PRAYER. Bishop Potter Ihas put forth the fol.
lowing prayer TO be used in the congregations Of his
Diocese, during the continuance Of the Cholera -
20 God, with whom are the Issues Of life and
death, to whom it justly belongth TO punish sinners
and be mercful to them that truly repent u.s.
we humble beseech thee, from the ravages of that
Pestilence with which we are threatened. We have
provoked thy righteous Judgments by our manifold
transgressons and hardness Of heart and though we
should utterly perish, punishment would be less
than our sins deserve But o God who desirest
not the death Of sinner but rather that he should
turn from his wckedness and live, have pity upon
us thy unworthy creatures, and grant that we, re-
pen,ing of our iniques and forsaking our SINS may
thou dids deliver thy people Of old when they turn
ed 10 thee from their rebellion, and ddst cause thy
destroying angel TO cease from Furnishing, SO turn
thine anger from us who meekly acknowledged our
vileness and truly repent of our sins Spare those
who are now suffering from this grieyous sickness
restore the voice of Joy and health TO their dwellings
and grant that all who shall taste thy forbearing mer
ey may devote their souls and bodies living sncri-
fee 10 thee, through Jesus Christ our Lord Amen"
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PaomPr.-.The brooklyn Daily Freeman, the
new democratic paper Of Brooklyn, he's already put
up the name Of Thomas Hart Benton for the next
Presidency.
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FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLYi
THE CELEBRATED
Nightingale Ethiopian Serenadprs,

Most respectfully announce 10 their friends and The public
in general, that they will give
TWO OF THEIR INlMTrABI.E CONCERTS,
At Odd FeiiOps' Hal,
H on TUESDAY AND "WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
10 For further particulars see bills Of the day
iune i-Jt III.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNTs GEL
STATES. II

pursuance oil law, JAMES \. POLK, Preadenf oil he
United States Of America, do hereby declare and make
VWh a publc -aes VIII be held al the undernte ntiou.
ed land Offices IL the State Of IOWA nj the perodsh eren
Al the isnd Office nj FAIRFIELD, commencing on oud,y
the fourth day Of June for the disposal Of IN 81 publr
lands situated within The aforementioned towusaf ps and
parts OF townships, viz n 49,
North fhe base line, and ieesf fe inn pyf ,ripal
meridian.
Townships seventytw seventy three of RANGE TWEEN
ty.ihrte. ''
Townships seventy and seventy three of rang, TWEEN
ty.foir. ~ ''' w."
ty. five. - '''p '''st '"'''
Island y section twenty three, in township severn ytwo
Al the and Office DUBUQUE commencing ON M ond,y
me eighteenth day Of for the dispoaal Of ~ nb
NC lai'ha situated within the aforementioned tow nskips
TO wit ~" "''"Ps'
North Of The base line and rest of he ffhpr. iurfpal
meridian.
township ninety three, of range seven
township ninety three, OF range eight
Townships nneiywo, ninety three and ninety four o
range nine. - ''' '''
Township ninety three, Of range ten @
r,nge .r ""e'ywo ninety three, and ninety four OF
LAMBS appropriated by law Tor the nee Of schools militia
~ or other purposes, win be excluded from the cal eo
M o ,hr aforementioned lands will he
hh NAV 'ns ays appointed and proceed ~ the order
min ia III .ann.ful WIN all ronvenentt ispatrh,
H., ,vs peen offered, and the 81 lies thus
weeks and no private entry Of any The lands wi be adj.
Given under my hand city al Washington Il nistwsp
,ivh, h,n ~ W ,toIary, ammo Domini one ihousand
ny the President rom
RICHARD NJ. louNa.
Commissioner Of the Genera, Land on re
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MARSHAL,S SALE.

=
IN virtue Of two wrs of feri acias, issued from the
l. Clerks office Of the Circuit Cor OF the District o Go.
imba for the county of Washington, and directed,
shal expose public SALE for cash. Wednesday, The 1871
Of June instant ~ O'Clock, NJ, before The Court House
door of said county. one negro woman, named Celia
Turner aged between 30 and 40years and her infant child,
seized aud levied upon The properly Of George C. Hom
ford and sold To satisfy Indicals No TO- 10 October term,
isi9 In Of Martha ManninR also TO satisfy Judicas
No. 40 to October term 1879, against said Bomfard.
ROBERT WALLACE,
June Ids Marshal Of the District Of Columbia.
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DAILY NATIONAL WING.

E-A letters ordering The PAPER containing advertise
mems, must he directed To G. W FENToN, Publisher
OF the National Whign
T5-orders iorpapers must be accompanied by lhe mon
ey, or they viii moi be attended 10
H-A money sent viii br credited the par value IA
Washington City.
HfAl communications ior insertion IN the paper all
intelligence Of every description, all confidential commu
nicaions be aii,ire ssed TOW G. SSETHEN Editor
Of the National Wing and must be post paid, OF they will
not be taken out
n-See Prosperous on la page
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GAlL.7,s, DAvlEas covvTY, Mo

n..,,,..,,. -. -, a,,.,,n,;. -.
y,on Tho o,,,oo,. or 10 nro.o,, sdr,irs,ro,or ~
causa of cor,a;n ,smovois from ofBco and .,rni,
inn ,ber ,Iooos ,v, hios tho, .re bo,e., fa,,hf,
.,d ron,ble ,,5 a, The s,me ,imo ,bs,, h.,. ,ba
,en.,;,v ~ roll mo ,rh,ic thu, e,cb nroocr;n,,o
,olc ,,, M, carried on, ~ even Tolerated NJ, tho
rsno.ned 1.,,r. Z POI. Nov sir Al M, no
-, ,,,. nra,ora ;, ;.,;c, 49,, ,d,,,;.,r.,,or {,
eae,..tn ~. 49, ~. - q ..o,.r,.,,.. G.. 90.
i,i. .,,,o }, - - .a., ,h, $50, foi,,.. a., 80,
a,e ,hor, i, e,,e,d,,o ,his ro,icv N Al. III. r.,,y
ofI;co. 4, tho aoyorn,,o,, s,nh 7 ,rn oonsdor,
has M, b.en the co,rae of %, r.,,o, Wh.r he
removes ,ne of the Simon pures,, from office he
has good cause for it. apt some Of them dare NOT
ask him for specification Of the charges But
what as,onishes me, is that the Democratic papers,
in Inc face Of TRUTH should have the consummate
impudence TO boldly assert that removals were not
made by MI poLk' Tor difference Of political opln-
IONS, ou' 10 ensure iallhii performance Of public
duties. an lne numerous ~ cases nave heard and
Ano"no'' nut WIN many sohIau'e' suen assetuohs
oi 'he democracy, WIN oareiy mehtion one tnai
came Within my personal hho"ease, ana 'nat, 100,
In reference 10 the petty post ONCE at this place, not
worth one hundred dollars per aInum In l545,
Mr.. P. r. WIRr, then postmaster, sent TO the de-
n.,,n,o,, h; o,i,.,,on o,,,..,; LIT.
peu'ion signed oy wings and democrats OF the
town AMI vicinity recommending THos. T. FRAME
as a suitable person for appointment. When the
ne,,,ion reached Ws.hinq,on C,en s-r.,r. p,,.,
pe'i'o' 'ea,u as,'ns.oN, "1'. ArhAih.
was member :" congress Learning that Mr.
FRAME had been recommended, he called at the
department and informed Mr. CAVE JoHseoa that
Mr. FRAME was Whip, and wrote to friend near
this place that the postmaster. then In, would be
turned out" and that Mr.. FRAME would not receive
the appointment; that a petition should be for
warded for the appointment Of some good Demo
Graf This letter has been seen by several res pecta
BILE citizens Of the county. Action upon the matter
having been SO long neglected, n friend of Mr.
Fs,Mr wrote 10 Mr. Taumno n membsr from Een.
,,ctv n de,mond ,ho rs,.on .,h, n. no,,,o, ~,
~, hso, 800 ,,o, NJ, Tn,,,, ,.n,...i,,, I'M,
49, 80 ,",.,,,.,, ' ',,,h - pa.. ,'''',e'"'.y
49,, ~, -, o. ""o
''''''s" "'n' - '"' ''',o's VIM :, hAowS second
Assistant Postmaster General Mr.. TauMao ad.
dressed Mr' nfows h''s' ana received 'eroafm
'"e '''o"''s 'ePp
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Notice Of the estabiishmen lent or IN eI.na
Once for the Western In nd Distr Ict.,,f n,
the State 81 Wisconsin, :"
.. w second section Of the act Of Congress
g. ~ ,, ,,,., n"nShg the location Of IN land Of
~ ~. ~ 'n.n usct and efabshi ad
Ma,. ~ ,ata ,.h !" .ne Staie % Wisronln" approved
public lands ~ The Territory Wisconsin, m dtIona
land Office and land district hereby cra,e 90 p,sna
ieri TO aa'e a. Green Bay, Miwaukie or Mine, Al Pdm
which shall be called the Western land Disrie 10 a.
hereby declare and make known thai The landl ONCE so
In hs STATE ~ yvi willow river 81 Crot scouuty,
nsn nndef ny hand at tue city OF Washin non this
X nsr. ~, ~ mstcn, ammo Domni one thoin ud eishI
BY the President: - 'o~e'
RICHARD NJ You've
Mar s-lswiSw w
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ALSO THE
rExv2D GSSHEHIr<A1s~
QuEEs OF DENMARK :;;: MISS CANNON.
Doors open at o'clock. Performance TO begin Of 9
o'clock.
D-Parquette and Drecs Circle, 60 cents Gallery q
Private boxes 75rents t@
EyTicket Office open from 10 TO and from 10
3 In the afternoon, when seats may be secured
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND
PRINTING.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF Stare
WAsHNaros, May "a, l44l.
TN pursuance of the act legalizing and making
L appropriations for such necessary objects as
have been usually included In the general appropria
lion bills without authority of law, and to fix and
nents and offices Of The Government and for other
purposes" approved the 10Th Of August 1912, sepa.
rate sealed proposals will be received at this depart
ment until three o'clock, P. NJ the 25th OF June
next for furnishing the articles of stationery ennme-
rated In each OF the suboined schedules Nos. and
that may be required by il for one year from the
lsi day Of July next; but il is to be understood
by persons proposing that the department Is oil
liberty 20 take either less greater quantity OF any
article than Is specified, according to is wants dur
Ing the year.
Zach article TO be Of the best quality and 10 be
delivered without delay when ordered
SCHEDULE Mol.
Writing Paper, hand made, Of linen, laid
10 rsama Of folio post paper. satin finish. 10
weigh not less than eighteen pounds the
reani, per feam tx!
20 do OF mole paper, similar finish, gilt per
Team
Enreiope Paper, smooth
20 reams snper.royal, yellow, per ream
10 do medium, yellow baff, do
10 do do white do
10 do double cap, whi;e, do
do bloIiing-paper, royal, do
CD do brown wrapping, snper.royai
SCHEDULE No.
100 do do do (GiIoils, Hersi & Sons
or ouch other variety as may be requir.
ed per dozen cards
90 do Windle's bullion pens per dozen cards
1000 qnis, sos, per 1000
5000 do pens do
| gross black lead pencils Munroe,s per pross
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RUSSIA.

The Emperor reached St Petersbnrgh
from Moscow, on the lst inst. There had
already marched into Gallcia, on their way
70 Hungary, to the assistance Of the Austri-
ans, 10000 Russians with $50 cannon, and
270oocavalry. Gen. BEN is well prepared
to give them wa:mrecep;ion, in Transylva-
MIA and there must be warm work before
1t IS over. Georgey has posted about noti-
ces, that whoever refuses to take bank notes
shall be hanged, --Ibidem.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

This Evening win be presented
PAUL PRY.
-~---r---ess. ,~~T--7--~es
PAUL. PRY ;;;;:;:;: Mr.. OWENS,
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"PosT OrrIcE DEPARTMENT,
" Appointment Office, Jan. 2. lsi6.

STA In reply to your note Of yesterday In rea.
ton 10 the resignation Of the postmaster at Gaatin
Dayess county Missouri, You ere informed that
both The resignation of Mr. WIar and the petition
recommending Taos T. FRAME as his successor,
arc on file in this office, and as soon an the neces
sary information is obtained, (Which the Hon Mr.
PRcE has written for) the will be prepared for
the action Of the Postmaster General.
g have the honor very respectfully DC
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-17
MAR RIED

Ia Anthony township, on the 9th Of March, by
Rev. w. 5. Hall, MIR WILLIAM WELLIvER, to
Nj. ELl1,BerH MARR, both Of Jersy,owo, Col.
umbla county.
In Howard ,p. Csnir" Co, on the li,n nlr ,
bv Rev. J. W Hang ghawoul, Rev. THoMA' B>NN.
HART, of the Baltimore Annnal Co'iareace. to
H.ssAH HAIL, OF the former place.
Bs the same on the 5tho March, Mr.. WILLIAM
BRIsoN, to Miss MANY NJ WEEKS, both o( Del.
aware township, Northumberland co.
In Mnncy, on Thursiay the sth inst, by the
Rev G. {. Drake, Mr.. BARcLEY hUeHEs Of
boomsburg, Col Co, to Miss PHEBE CoF'on, Of
the former place,
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Homaoard Touy OF Mr. POLK.

The homeward tour OF the late President OF the
United States, is more like the progress OF some
triumphant soldier than the modest journey Of .
statesman, who having discharged his duty 10 his
country, is returning quietly and in the true
spirit OF our Institutions to the shades Of private
lite. Cities vie - do him honor, All parties
are united in paying him the tribute OF respect
We have chiefly alluded to his reception at Rch'
mond aud at Raleigh. AT Charleston on the 9Th,
he was met by the ci,Zens and military, and vel
coined To the State by Gov. SEABaooK' A
splendid cnleanment closed the ceremonies ol
the day Thes.Me,cuTy says.
In the evening large number Of ladies
and gentlemen paid their respects to Mrs.
and Mr.. Polk at their lodgings, where they
had an opportunity of Witnessing and appre-
ciating that winning, graceful, and unailec-
ted dignity of manner, which has made her
who but recently presided over the hosPl-
talites of the White House so widely and
so deservedly esteemed and admired.
The entire occurrences Of the day owing
TO the admirable arrangements otthe Com
mittee, passed off most agreeably, and with
out hindrance or accident The on y mat
ter for regret, and this was most general
ly expressed, was the brleiness of the in
terval which our distinguished guests could
consent to remain amongst us. They will
leave this morning in the boat 70 Savannah,
at o'clock in charge of the Committee
from that city.