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there way % England and be used there IS wen aS
! here. while their centuries OF experience vast
aggregatio.s q i.vested capita ald msclnlcry
give them great e1Tansous advantages. And
since IL y rot within our rowel materially 70 70
crease the average reward q British Labor ~'
have Just IN, choice LEFT us-Enher in god firi
% shut oat British Iron by adequate du'les' of 2.
reduce tie WAGES Of American Labor generally O.
the BRUSH standard or 70 see near = al. oaf lr'-.
work. prostysted a1i snut up. our Ore beds closed,
and oar Bar l.14 imported from Eneiand. ccIfliae
or o~n Ir1-wo,k c.s - the making Of SIRE
qualities q pig ald iev special varet.es RI Dr.
the Peru the Salisbury. 81 " -h ~. re41I-el
% ? very limited extent ard are roy produced =
ryalcd n Great Britain.
NOW we have osref9iy AID many tines en-
sdered y ha. the Free Tradcis say 'tIe policy O.
buying our Iron, &c o. Crest Britain, and 30 81.
curing The fruits n two days British lahor .or one
Car D, aur own b1. We are c.Iflelt a. 'la:
s-acicos We sdm't that Great Britain can .ay
dow The 'arger por'ion Of the Iron we need go
sew York a: lower money proc than cor Own
Iron Makes cam but We are clear that j, would
neserhe.ess DC best lo- us and cs' .or mankind
at We should raise our duties On Iron, encourage
our own DakCrs 70 perscvore il producing u md
invite new ones 20 compete with them, until or
Home Production shall equal our consumption
saving only few special varieties like the 'eN-
u.mora which wc MAJ need from abroad u1ti otF
owunncs are m9refuliy explored aid opened. -
admit tia; the price OF such home-made IRON tAes
rrYtcctod would be higher here than t.si OF rs
British competitor under Free Trade but 'he
difference would diminish with every hundred
miles OF recession from oGr seaboad toward oar
mines and works IN the interior. a. il would also
through enlarged competition and experience
with every year Of our steady perseverance, in
this rohcy And while the nominal or money
price Of he home made Iron would be higher
We insist that Us actual cost measured not
in money bit ln the products wherewiih We Should
pay for II. would be vastly less. because our home
made Iron would be paid for in coarse Grams.
Vegetables, Fruits Hay Fuel, Charcoal, &c sc
about the mines scattered al over oar country.
which co1ld hardly be sold at a. and Only s.; o
greatly reduced price, while our Iron IS made 80
Europe ia short we are sure Her Majesty has
not carefully studied and does not truly comprehend
the many and urgent reasons which unite Ia ro.
curing an increase of our duties on Iron, which,
with 10 dsrespect to herself nor ID viii to her sub
iccts we doubtuliy hope Congress vii impose
or. II tins Congress should not We trust one may
coon be elected which ,cH And how tbs may
affect public opinion in England with respect fo
the Free Trade policy OF her present Ministry is 10
US matter 0 very subordinate consequence 10 iit
considerations herein frankly though hurnciy
presented.
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NEw-YoRK LEGISLATIVE.
SENATE .Als,>r. Wednesday Na,.a O.

REPORTS
.ir Coos fsvorah7 Wsa amendments. te .-. amending
.e Charter 70 d. NscIs Fire Irsl-alc- COMPANY A.
.-f-r.y DE t sr-rlta- t1s regulations auenlils ne
po.c- Cu1..s or BIolL. g4. Agreed i-.
s5rioss
Rfr Noe-., offered that toe tl il reference
. 49, +. '''r't ks,1.ed
aA>K ELcEMrrIoN HiiL.
sec.sl Order hagae arrived. core discussion followed
Ire 4lr-loa o. wlca order. ue bEra No,e BIZ or
sf ,os l. -..s ~ - fJrner l. sa8 tse Commute,
tss n nc si-e NJ qlesoa F-usg was on Nj MASs,
.ol oa 90 ,ae lsg or ,ls per cea- Mf bs1-
f3 = 80. -'-.r..r.,.on overs
a. a., ... tl-s..e8 -te ser.ta fr sr-rort % as
Z '.-- t.. "a .E.r n nader fr. RAID -'er cent r..
--.-t, fr. .-pe ~ he s,sie were isxed million Of
~ $50, =. t,s been asserted oy gentlemen 81 he
.ar. 9-os' s-.l5-- e. -l,o5.i..-. Of ,-- n'..
.5.. ofihe Coart-- DID rot - fsr -1oa.a. did BOZ
s,ri-l ~ Be- .rsacael H. Or ~. rrs,a vrnt ~ rar
iu..eaa afers,. .,s-ac az MY bs.
so..- l,lo4shi tsf ne comfy raaAs vaal l re-
a.r be- telti'st u par rc-elP1o-, ai- b. ie.-s.- -s
np-' i.. .l u. r ~.
n--- at.At c- an- f7c-cs nat- s'a-.r c--- % i..
ON oft- irr-s-t ...a tras i-e G. .4aks. i..t-
a- eastern .--, il-l Gen. r- l- arlt-- PIE --'
.r.rlrs. r slrre --. 81 'as co-r-e ol vc- b. -s-
ta-lf d az af 90 r-ru-.-l cs- 20 is-- p
BE tholali % ets,trs sys.eH y '7ayiis ~t-a 'a3.
p,.sl. ~ r,le1 g,.5a W.-1 a-.-l-l co-se .a,-
f-.s
ARR De Ilt r1rr lte1, Mf ttl-ts 80 "a. .' att
n,n. Z. ilr sena.-f ..e ~ .- '-' p -. 49, - .'-
ODD believe il1t -e -.-ai -.a4.a-'y u--'I ~ f.-s
~ss .ae .ra- .t.if me- -t-f .' ---
e-r 49, - reese. lf -.at a~ " i -arei ie- es-.f-
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Dr. 1Al-.-@ '.-'-i ---. r - -. -. 81. ~
r--4 .e su'ar.f 81 -1i-l-n- 2. ID va ~ ~
a-- CD e2Pf-ss Pc F.r''s ~ rs, t-'-- ~ =. -
ever. cr-as -a1 ,'e u--.-fis a. i-alf -'-
- ffa q. ..- 49, 49,. ..-1--.-. -. .l.-
TIE c1ss.ea 90 Nr MANS sh-1ene-. VS. Ae-
"a re '-f
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A Card.-T. Butter King and see. Buchanan

To he Editor a Pc RepubI1
GENrLEMEN Il have seen ~ the mon Of this
d.-e rrespouaruc- between Mf A Brown, Of the
If r. -reseuta-ses, ard cESccfetAnes Buchanan
aGI Mary winch .i-v NAT they did sigls,
lefa h.eg ssr Proc .0l Cd ihe - OF June
ealing co.rsl-lr ~ lc peop Of 8f0raa 10 form
"a state Government This q question between these
ui fl- af- 81 llsfraiun and General Riley Si.L
Sr- aching l do. asseret .ac- which e per
iertr wei know 10 hat lle Panama, a W-ch /
-assrI ger from Pa ala % San frtlcsc0 was Tie
-4f c1lFr by which ne people 70 California receis 81
I.rlcr gl t- ua4-Gra,lu gf President Taylor a0
-uU9I. CAB let aud ill- ms steamer I'D
l.l s.gp Monterey her way fy oa1 Francisco where
rrrt- fls ir ~ June. % nsf l.ftle tlf Dsue
e4i rae, ro.h bare rlcsrs1 rfns Jr1s ne yrsisf
.lf-stffFlfsa % ils.e hfi IrcosHaio rt1 - 1afee ~
pee u ~ y4ss N fa.rf, r4fsr y co4f1s tar le
fvrlt41f and s~elriss o. aos 10 rsrs sasf hare ben
~ 30 late 4rnItriif~4fl.4.
Ile q4aa-.ou troll e l-ter n Gen. Pers.lsf Smith.
VI f1s .tlh June, lls Nar Department which The
f...1 ft.es sustain - -llri4 -lugl-c'ag Ne above
r.r-sp Ll-Lce -lls -.ly cJ-clsgc f1ence sgsils-
.t.-t r. a. 9les 81 hug lrrree ~ ~ "a
grrsLl14t9ef I,1a' 5tiaq 4ls lad matte,
gfc a11gr1-lo flf Zee rfl1erf ~ gsftcfpHfa
llr proceed n ~ ai,cr se1lafe VOID Gen .a-l
--aa --f sar frlil icL -e lad led ID
f.s i-strletli t1 perform paflcl a. aci Noud D.
regard l - mailer 10 great col-fa-l-llcl iial ~
~oeserl-l ay a--l ral4t, lad proved iLe measure
OF coarse. ,l- rre-t A41nistraLon laf gwen @dtics
trfr-io1ft o tsl fn-1ry orcer ~ would LOi a.
ll- ial suAgs of COMPUTATION nai cefi4l
measures lel n progress 10 rs Department, had net ne
Approval lt All.Llsar0u b. Grc paiJnlot il con-
plarcs sit siuce ofirstrlcti5ls T BrTLER kiSs
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ANOTHER CURE n PHILADELPHIA.
Psry0rnsd by
scHENCps PULMoNIC SYRUP.

SCHENCiNs PULMoNIC SYRUP.
p The Subscriber hereby cerafes that he hsi teen
Affected FOR several ysso. with dry hacking eoush rain
IN he efi breast dir the head, pain tho sdnsys
attended With great dcIy u yo.ding urine which woaA
deposits reddish sediment which gradually iepi getng
worse, until reduced scarcely anything but satin
and Lone and became very weak uied almost every
remedy could hear Of but could not 6nd any relief I
heard Of scHgNcKs PuHone Syrup. and commenced using
f. Amer using u short ums began 70 get better. The
Syrup produced powerful effect any other rem
edy had red II caused copious flow " unne which
soon became natural In color aud unattended with sny
pain. The psin Ia ray back disappeHed The cough
relieved unul A. enth my system entirely freef fom
disear have reaned my flesh with astonishing rap.d
n.y. weighing nov considerably ttan DID before
commenced TAX ng medicine and my chest peiey pu
nhed from dsease, and has expanded much that meas
IRE now iEo inches more around he ebes, han Id fee
al b. time perfectly vel and make M. sa,emeli % msG
ssi he grsliude ne. owad Mr. scHLScE for be vans
be discovery which h8s been the OfresiOdag ~
ny health and 10 advise he AT Fl poroa of the
My 10 ny the Puimorc Syrup believing that hoy Will
be- enef,sd b. rs 8se, ana they not an perfectly
ssdsfed, account Of the medicine they viii reooTe no
harm. Any persOn disposed call upon me AZ my res.
dence 10 Janess inst house III souh side running
from Maple (MaoIo.st running from Eghih - Chss,ef,
above Race viii ssasfy Them, from my own case, hat
AZ, . a,f,v crtdI 70 ranked great benefseor Il
maasina f,r his vslatbe discosefy. CHARLES BuRK
GRAND DkFOIS FOR
sCHESCKs PCLHOSiC SYRUP
New Yofk-C v ClckeHer Co 81 Bsrclsy.st
Phiadvp hls-Dr sehencs, 81 south sxth-st
BarmOre-Csnby s Bartlett Lightst
Bos'oD-Recdlng and Co. staiest
New-Ofeans-J Wright Co. Isl charHesM
PRICE 81 pgR sorrLE Ga BOTTLES Vos o.
BROADWAY ISsuEAxcE CosPASr-csplt4I sE0 ooo-oE
Zee fls Broadway u CsnalssTLs Compsay bsg.
ng ttef espits al paid, cash. nov PREPARED 70 f.
-et Insurance On buildings nerekardse household uTni
tfe, vessels IN pon and ter e4ygoes &c against o.
damage by Ere % the most favorable terms All loss,'
promptly 81 listed and paid.
scHUREMAN HALsTEAD, Pre..tert
JoHs WAY, Secretary.
Applications for Insurance. en he obce Or box iiS
PosrOfce, vi rece.ye prompt attention. @fCTikM
siSGuLAR-l.. s pretty generally Known uM R. K BAL
LON u Prnisf and that his Once "a q Goef ~hs'
be e AWAY. granted BY receiving he psi5onase {" as
fr.eoei aud he public, Ia he me Of biz bgsiness
uj aTuNTh
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!. ~ srsrllL oE MuslcAL NorAGIoN , II

l-rrlp-ri f.r several wlfAs.
"NEw SrsrESr o. MUSICAL NorArIoS by No>
HtsstNerS.-Ths new system Is Attracting cou,iel 65.e
attention n he musical world Prof Won heer1sen
claims or bis briefly The following Advantages over
Tue Cd system lis nomenclature 10 ei h mes easier Bio
sgAbe- arr Practicable every hind q music, hs ne.a
suited 70 every Ald Of insf4me.l his white notes
correspond he While keys Of ihs Piano and hs black
te lack key and white spots placed on
DEE e.,a VIOLIN tass vial &c and the color Of the notes
correspond h le color Of 10 lngerboar3s Of sad
srrImen he only u syabesalso u characters Tor
h. sounds he las only Il harmonic scales and dspenses
via ,le minor scales be shsrps or fa,s sld
writes he uaIne u lac KEY cote % the signatures be-
w. tas o. rs e14ciy Is periomed-a other words, uses
grace lo- fnls &C. bus every ao,e Ia The sane
time AID goume ns sound % 1e produced. 4. .hete
oil sslases realized .n ~ 1raclcsl ppAcalon-a1d
reason WHY ley should not be-inls system VII
work entire revelation musical Instruction Il w..
snp his this branch that may readily become stand
srd one a. our Common Schools and Academies. lac
Arithmetic Or Geography. See notice u the publcs
Ton under Literary Review head.
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Charter lectious were held ou Tuesday Ia the
C-s ~ Buffalo Rochester Auburn SYRACUSE. uucs and
Tlor Tho following the results iOr Mayors as taf -
heard from
BsF,t-H Smith Loco, t'n ma ofif9
Hocieife-NUi asceT'aref
f4tya-Nh-.
Str4l4sf- loco.
I,icf-Thom,s u Walker. Whg
Ircs-n % kellogg Wig. by small majority
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Congress-.

In the House Of Representatives yesterday, Hon.
EDWARD SrASLY Of North Carolina made speech
on the California question, which seems 70 have
created quite an excitement IN the camp Of tie
Chivslry. Rev Mr. HfLLTARD appeared to have
been peculiarly exercised by it. Mr. stanly an
nounced his intention Of voting for the admission
of California His speech is somewhat beiogge1
by the telegraph
NotbinO of inheritance 10 the Senate
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nusrNrss uorIors.

ANfElcAs MgsEr sl.-Tue magnificent and match ESQ
ray uaurri and suica cunOsurs a mis- csis .imeu'
would be alone sufficient to Draw respectable audiences 20
10 VAST saloons bu when coupled win me rofuisn0es
s0ouded to Rice in tie Virgins Mummy /, ,s.f row
uccasouing rush .o every Performance ard tie snki..
sy performances uf The Mafnetis Elser, and no
celeni Vaudeville company serve 10 swell The living nun.
0auon.
~ We invite sueruon me ~ New Yois srook.
Ign ali Wulisrsbufga Property by ANraoNy BlstcY-
b. This Day, y O'clock, he Merchants Exchange
consisting OF ~ lo.s 10 Wilamsbufgh, suaed ~ Norm
Foarth, North Pm Norh Seventh and North Eifh'h
and Sixth and seventh between North Seventh and
North Eighth Aso, the following Brooklyn Properly.
viz house and lot Washington between Pfospeo,
and York 80. Also building lots situated on Leonard
pevoe, Hicks and Pacific Sc and on Montague place
Also he house aud ot Wlow-st the house ard loi IN
God.st rear Myr,enyeuue and building lots Fony.
frstst ~ Luhogtsphic Maps Of tie Willsmsbersh
property can BE- hai ~ the auction room, Broadt sD
ANNAD,s sLtEE-TMs excellent individual. whose
moral worth aad exalted reputation is tho theme Il every
tongue has pronounced rhs Spring Fashion II flats
issued by KNOX Of 10 fuonst 20 be fsuuess In siyle
texture anu appearance Sleek not by any alone
10 his opinion.
~ Free Classes tor tho Violin and flute now open
Gr beginners Fnday evening O'Clock FOR gents, std
Saturday, O'Clock for boys a. The Musical Academy
0S Aliens, Instruments hrnshed) Also Instructions
the Piano, Guitar ST. mi AiaNTh'
PgDDiI's GOLD PEss.--briDg a manufacturer q Gold
Pens exclusively, Le hes every confidence In recommend
lag item 10 lhe public being the best aud ebcapes IN tho
market bOIn regards qualify and finish Dealers sgd The
trade vii End Il tier Advantage 10 purchase ~ hs 80
labushmsGl-2 Johntt up sislrs
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RtLIfrrrr NeCctfl ~ y lrra 90 J. N
TIE bsrh r.. II Douglass arrived o. ta.s port o.
fev from Rio wi- rse- io l~ lob ~ a--. lad ,e
barK Indus with fl r-.s ..- -f Trey tuTf-r t.-g
no iu po-att news Tue bark b'-Tlre tss a-a -rr'.
il e. days o. fIe ClYr-
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Board OF Acconnts-iiiinois sch0ols-rhe AA-
crican slave Trade.


W,sH>sroN Welees1ay Mecca
senator HrAIgs hss Brought 10 b.l 70 Increase
executive patronage. by ihe creation OF q B,ard
~ Accounts-th-ee Commissioners iosbtess wish
$3.50 81 salary. each q ho'i oGce al taey ger 70
be .S aaa % hetl appeals by auy claimant or a.
c,luuuE u.icer rom ere decision o. any Coltro.
Ter. or ircm ihe Commissioners 81 Pensions, lu4san
Aaal-s. Patents Lalls. SD Cast ms with power
70 prolcauce hnsly AID c'1c.ls.yey The y ais
81 Departments SIRE. d. 1,lgsc % be inhibited rom
hearing any appeals irom tie bureaus he 'i p
.1as one, AM hereNl,a gc SEQ
NJ T / HARNs bas introduced Bal ..io u'
House o. provide Nr scho'. lands, Their se'e'"Nil'
90 lu'o.s in cise, W.ere IS bal .sad of n'n''
able send ,he tl.
Tire day before Yesterday saw two I''e he',
rj.n. il a buggy. wiki tNo wolne" r'u's S'".i' .
i.eni ". ta ther tacks 90 tne men, - lia'ed ,"s'
D. thtv had moved or neglected "a ho'a o"' l"'.
would have "a en- oil they sat on the snsl No'u,i
OBJ. t.s seat Tae vehicle was Euirg over SeNenul-
So 3 ike. toward the whsNcs The women were
,..tas lie, haG been picked Up inm Their 1S'y
1sh,r 9osbts,s sold - the distant south Jar ir.m
ever, creature they over knew. and IA al lfooa
bii,v sent Oh without tcu minutes warning. Loose
here ~ ho afe used O. ths kiad al Work NAV nae
II cannot hep wlshi.S that Il hsi ceased 20 "A
*, IIsee a the oo,orcd population. satisfies
me t1,t thsir capacity for receiving instructed Is
,,.,i. anl that ther behavior Ia very many cases.
,ni-ht Iu. thrir uaducefs 90 shame
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xXxI., coNGREss ..Fir,t session.

NNA'''
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a., No No. '- ,.,. ,t... ~ ....... IL. ,... ..
.',. -.,., ill.,. f.r.f-4 ,-..,s ... d. ..-.. a- l,-
a. -,,.. ---..,s4 r..itl0, ~ oil. ,e-s ~ f,.,-...
s'..... d.. 500, No.. mad. s. -,
~ -" .... r-.,.. 1890 D..
- ~ '-' ~ - ID. .' ~ -.'....-..
49, ,.,t,.- sl4,s. t,. .-,.f. r-.i b.. fherefIre +.
ed ,,.sslI r-r. mon - r.cer an 81 lrl ,ge..
"t' 60 .he ''' i's '-''" ~ ''' - "
'iee''a "il NrI'- .H''N -l'''' ,a- ''
Afei~ r ta.e. ~. o WY .' i.7 ,-5 .-
ceruon ~ 20. o. ~ Comm e'a 'io'.''t I'd sl g. PCS
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MAGIC bAIR DYE.

IT. FHsLoS's wonderful improvement 10 eoo' 'D'
Or whsksrs he moment It 10 applied, WHOM
ne kslr or akin IL can be washed iE1rnei1ls5 -,
disturbing ne color, and has no bed ocof II 80
n, .os xbols.sls and retail ~ PHALoS's, III -
..,,D.r Of Dey-st: and CT. Faween az Chesn1s ,ia
sasoSis; snaa, O.. double s.Ie u %
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BaLTiNosr wednesday March Go j.. 4"
Tie Southern Maj las come Oh hand. Tie
Vs.Or hans Pia4tr-s leone ir0u Tsgus Bay lat Cen
Wigs had ore 70 0rn- broken hv falling from s
lc-as Tie I.1ian Ch q. Dad asked cess of sixty tss
Hsf .s cf1frl.
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been -'s0e 20 procure Aaniinee Teey have hees n.
seaoral Ak II Brooslya saee DER eo-nr,eu,,-,s,,

MuslcAL LECTURE AND Class ~ BSoox,v>
Prof Brad5ory Desires Is to say IA, L, WI, s.,,. b..
eea4re lo-aish, r Brooklyn. rsa sAa. No -. III
Wo.4 aid Who has ever siierssa 90. Of Pc a.,
are, can entertain ioaoi A. 70 ne sspsonp Of h, ,s
.y.,smAne ne;h5d e lesca.rs People 20 sss =. al
r-.srn.ertI
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" md "a ~ Ht-lts nd t5nieai u ~ St9llf
FLETCHER WcBsrEs Surveyor of The Customs, Boston.
M-.s vice John Mcneil deceased.
CHAsLEs Polls Collector % The Customs Tor The District
c. DE aware wee VIM 2 Brobso1, deceased
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osTsCKIPr-lvPoKtA fRoN THC INDIANS -
A. the moment o. aoux % press placed uy Col
q Candle bro possession oi he 'o i0wnF nrgdsn ndisn
BOWS brirs cNriet i,oms eti5r daed l3l ketIuaf,
1880 srge nuuiD'. 90 Indians row in - Charlotte
Hafhof Iep ared sarou and sam Junes ems 49,
party are expected Dec ia Fuu Hsm-r his wtrk. foi
he same purpose Tune viii be given 90 complete a. ,aei
arfan gen -n and t. clgh hey Nil a.. DC gone by 20
middle ot May irtahassee Fla Seutne' 2i'h ul'
Tina MURDER oy Mss ADANs--The cXsmiu-
ZION 10 De- Moses Cagk ami wife. az Lawrence Ma.
upon ecnunut charging fn9n with causing iA' DEAN ~
NJ. Csheinc Z. Adams. cha particulars oi which c'se
have sready tecu published ~as concluded lasi cf'nn,
art resulted n ordering he defendants "a DC conmd i'
o. await tla scilou Of TIE Grand jury Owug CD "a
u1rss ut Me- Nirk, Sc qermcd 10 remain az he tesl
deece-an officer being constantly employed IN ftAidhs
me premises TAYLOR Inc Young Nan who was gae sitt
Owe 'o deceased was required io recog1e 10 ne sam q
$500 to appear A. = witness 90 NE case
CnuNts.ioN ON CLAIMS AGAINST MNlco--
Ugftua.H Tuesday. March A-rhe Boaif met rUI-lsnf
o. si,o4r sent Present all The members The memorial
~ RohertT Brent submitted on the sih Uluno asd 1ra
nted, beug agan taken up for eNaHnauone Hoard
opinion his does not set forth valid clen
against the Re- uhc OF Mexico. and accordingly the mo-
moral rejected The Board then adjourned unal N
An tomorrow
HtcHwAY RoBBERf-A Geman, named -amu
Lofkowsky who came passenger boo the esuios.
hom Newlofk last evening was hmtaly asfauted u p 80
negroes ani robbed of every tce in No. poe
session, except d. wearing apparel ihri ttoA from hh
package OF goods valued AZ 500 wal. D. and sew
era gold rings. New Haven Palladium th
MURDEKs.--Wm Barham and rhos EibeCk
tNo Young men who sept pa grocery store ~ ff1nAln
Williamson 60. Tena. were found murdered ol Monday
morning, he -'u 49, The 'ior' had been loo0ed
-g' We regret 10 learn that Hon r Meade
OF Va s detained from hs seat n he House of RepfeUs
nfes bs severe indisposiuon.
r. We learn that Hon. W A. Nav ell one Of
lhn Representative ID Congress nom New Jesey. has
been called h' me- iv iidisposiuon
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

= Dr. WIIrISo closes lis regular course 10
hight Al TIE Brooklyn InseGie but the great Interest ex
eed By his lectures VIII doubt induce hin TO repeat
then for ne satisfaction Of numbers who have hitherto
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SPLENDID BklDAL CARDS.

~ Engraved IN The mosI beautiful msnnsf .''h P'--1-
on .ie fnesi French imported Cards -
SPLENDID BRIDAL ESyELOPS AND bO'Ns''
large assorment just received from Ne moss -
anaf.e,orer, IN Paris and London, Al EvEsOfLI go
lonsbs esab ,heus for ards ~ Broadway cor D4'1'
T. Branch Office WAlsL
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- TIE scs, q 81 the MARYLAND Leeislstnfe
terminate. b, aW oa he luth ast 10 business VI" eoa'
-.s ,. ur.l. hf ,O q c.o-e on SagiidAy riglt
ffis cXp-cel That he Leglstiurc ~ NhHint VII -
,olru ll0It the ,ih of -oth lrst
Tn, LEGISLATURE % Kant-cAy uus pfoolhyai l''ti las
Aiondr, lu lulsaaacc of resolution which hti ben rfe
b.. Id .. adj
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Hor'E' LINE 10 Bosroy.-Ths line Is again
% perfect worsns or4er after having been maeiousy in
l-rlp-ei ff several weeks.
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BALTIMORE Mach 6-Arr, oarss LlwIeuce. Boston,
Ore-n Prrtlsn1. scts Sam Lloyd sli N-w hegu.u'.
BOSTON. March t-Ar. ships VIZ Fsten Nor-s. :
I4u.. rs1. o.. mrs brig Cailar. az Mary NJ
-s--.s p. 1r st7 Geo Green 30. cans ln.l l.- ars
Swan Ra trnra -cf-s MalIfs, Ian<i-r bfs % I-lla
~a.r Caroline { D1E. On No1-sus, Iiil ~. sp'ae 81
r-f 81 Cttr Cod. 1lrk A-er1rs, Boston 'or AaelAas
-c RID trsrde. i'm MOBILE. i5l u.' saw IT, INST Jag 81
ID II. brig -r M.hle 'Jr Boston.
ca -Hie Nsrrll-.t san r tnc-sco, banks CUBS q b
Annie Burkusn. Hlrgson.. Iedesco. Nor'sns 81 70
81. te.a aad Heumsc. PhLai. hnss lug or.er: san
Francisco Clement Chsr--t.1; Acorn, Ph.lc. schs Elzt-
1e.a AR. AK Caves. Mercy Taylor Rch Amer''n
Pr Ninrf ~
HOLINESS HOLE-Arr a. scls Geo Edward fqild
- p '--'... T-.y-srh NY0rx TOR DO. 5'h. bark John
Cs.r NforS for Boston, srhs Mar. 90 flr d. Ton -a
2.trc Pt no flr dn Fountain. Inomssinn for Il e li .
rrr. Vr, Boston flr pa Ia. Telegraph. d. ier il rI b
% .-ls tl.r15. .e. Boston fgr Nlofk Prize. Noeii'il'
Caro- .re hr fs-t
rRDNTDFNCE-Arr f'l. bark penar SCOTS, APeic.i-
-n. SID Worcester fti. -.Qop Fashion. y ORA
SI r-r. Pu ask N1n.e. IruNiLo. Mon
FALL BINER-s.d i-h scoop D Fi-n, NlorN
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CITY ITErIS.

- We give ia Sach ram as yer'eraay
A., Re ,Alsh o.. Of Ae very 'nss, es5''e en- fo'isied
tens il, CIR store We car cry s. tad gaze or nc
rt,tc-v vo-1sras ,ssA ezra te 'ky ca ln1 - ~
,~rs.r- hsrs below ss 20 Pgef ovsr . % iner''''
.---s, s,..,-s u eNeri.ruce .n The heoTy ard
-. - ..,--,. b,,l.. c,s $ oevoad GU isr.h We
f.. Il. r,s,-- ME DO -, Ne shoaG set ourselves 81
49, Therefore - forosar
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- They sre unironlins aaothe' ia'se '"e..
.s. loe.s !, Broaivay Opposite Nisss iof DE purpose
u converting E., iaios store lr s.ew yesls bf's1"s'
~ ---..-. mr. Z. q. U. .ra-akel .ana iroa.
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v. r.. re,.u the American Irou-workcrs.

Her Majesty Queen Victoria has been gracious
pleased TO signify to our Government, through her
Plenipoientiary. her decided objection TO any ia.
crease oour present rates duty on British Iron
and we learthe decision Of Congress on the subject
will be in accordance with her wishes rather than
with what we believe b be the inst demands Of
our Iron Workers and the true 0ud abiding interest
Of our Country. Although we have given place 70
the Official notification Of Her Maicsiys wishes OIL.
ready, we reprint IL preface to our comments
Here It is