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Connecticut L. -kx Tim.

There appears to be no doubt that the wings sue-
cceded in the election in Connecticut Monday
contrary TO the first reports by telegraph There WI
be small plurality for Seymour tdcm) the present
dovernor but the probabilities are in favor Of wkie
majority in the Lessla,hre. which in that cas-, wiz
elect foster (~hig).
The New Haven journal (whig), whose editor Is ds-
fcated candidate for Congr says the democratic t-
umh in that section of the state has been Unioa
grounds by those who have ought victory at the Ea
from coalescine with frcesoc~S.
There can BE- doubt that both whis ard dtm ata
have disgracefuy truckled toshc free soi faction
election, whenever Advantageous bargain ooulI %
made. to help the trafickcrs into Office power.
IL the wings have secured majority Of the Legss-
ture presume they will rc-ele, Hon Roger e. Bald
win to the United States Senate lie l. horou gh whi
but opposed most Of the compromise in
grcss last year, notwithstanding believe has but
little affinity with the frcesoers.
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Municipal Elections.
STATE OF NEW YORK.

STATE OF NEW YORK.
AIDANv April O. 1851.
The actual result of the election yesterday $50 de-
mocratc majority for Mayor and average of go on
the city Supervisors and Assessor 1874 Six demo
cratic Aldermen eected-one in the First. Second
Sixth, Seventh. Eighth, and Ninth wards and four
whigsone In the Third, Fourth Fifth and Tenth wards
OF the ten Supervisors the democrats have eight
whig, and an independent whig. salute of hun
dred guns fired by the democrats to-day in front
the Capitol in honor of their victory.
LocKroRr April q. 1851.
X. s. Wilkinson, democrat elected Supervisor by
12s majority A. IT. Moss, whg The democrats have
also elected their Justice Clerk Commissioner, &c
MASS AcuusETTs.
PORTLAND, April 0. 1851.
There s&econ Of Mayor in this place yesterday
Neal Dow whig had llS4 votes Shepey democrat 972;
scattering 2a5. Five whg and democratic aldermen
elected The Co,umon Courfeil is nearly all wh,.
OHIO
CiScrSN.ri. April s, 1851.
The city election yesterday, close that up TO
this hour, e T. NJ the result is certainly known.
The probability is that the whgs have lost their Mayor
by small minority. The city Council is probably tie.
The democrat. had majority in the last CounciL
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IEGlSLATURr

Wing majority j. Last year, vh.gs Is democr~te.
The House of Representatives consisting ~ rbess
win probably be whig, in the heard FROM, tbs
~hgs gain u members their nes,ssrs last year
CONGRESS.
lst Distriet.-Chapman (whigl hes majority of fSv
in all the towns bu five in the district those towns
but u democratic majority la gear. there b.
doubt of Chapuans election in poee of L. p walds
the late lcnocratic member This Therefore Ia whsS
gain.
"a Distriet-Cosn VI Ingcrsoll iern. elected.
3d Disirict,-CAaancey r. Cl@vob.uL y. :. dcu., dc.
4th mstrict.-rhonas u. Butler. -hiv, probably.
1ngerson Union democrat has alnr~ority of about CO
in the district Cleveland free s5a democrat hss
jority Of about zoe The wis elected opposed
by tia abolitiensts o. well tha democrats. Buur
voted with the shis party pror in the last Congress;
Chapman l. thorough going Union and will sup
port the comrz"mire !, H. said In good faith
= S.-The democrats claim ole election to,Congr,.ss AZ
Origin inste al Of Halter (whigl in the rair
fc and Lghfeli district Fairfield couf - c,rling
tciemocratt reports, gives Seymour 3gG majority ana
LIehdcd county about bas pred seymors election is
dnibfu ne ran u behind is ticket ia Saron through
tae daict lon OfJ. G. Smith and friends Seymour
nominated Smith In thc Congrcssio. al cbuvcnt,a
Ingcrsor's (dem.) majo sty In New ua,cu county ia
40; In Middscx about 400 that hs majority 10
the district nill not vary much from co..
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CtFtru CotRr.-rcfore ludve Morse.-ESror ea3na
Elisha RuckmnH This whish waa an action e,r
sault and battery committed be paintin au' which
has before been before the Cotrt tried ye stcray
The former verdict for $50 which obtain ~ hy the
plaintiff by default set aslc, and the pre- cent trial
Ind by mutual consent.
The plcadngs only negativsd the fact of the assault
having been committed aud the greater pa 4 of the eyi
denee offered In mitigation Of damages. h. which IL
proposed to show that plaintiff he written. and
caused IN be published certain lbcllou' articles in the
Police Gosefie. was ruled out BY the Coz IT.
Colonel Cruger the United States weigh master. and
two other witnesses testified TO the facts a tho assault
on board the Manhattan Fulto Ferry boat. in An
gust last some medical cy1cn fe was also adjuccd
to the iniurics sustained
The circumstances in justihce on then offered TO
be proved and considerable discussion took place The
greater part Of ae defendants evidence being oycrrucl
the case went 10 the jury Upon the bare facts above stat
ed and they rcurnedaftra short consultation verdict
for the plaintiff. Damn ges sllj0.
The entire evidence aud argument which occupied the
Court the Whole day, We are compelled 70 defer till to-
morrow
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RY INLrGRAIu

BEipcrroRr. April . tssI
We save not the sl returns fr.m Litchheli county
yet bet believe thai seymour democrat Is eirctsi to
Congress from this lis,riet by 800 majority.
My, iIA,FS. Apri d 1ssi
Ecturns from every town IN, the show that the
woig have carried both branch~ of the Legislature They
hayc unexpectedly gained shg Senator in the Aiats
district and ose in the thirteenth district The scuats
stands IL wings and democrats. In tbs House th-rs
viii be III wings and lilo s.mocrats-whig majority g.
which the whigs the United states senator
all the state officers uertford New llavcn, Li,chhrt
and New London cous1ics have elected wlg sherias
Fairhcld, Mddlcsex Mindham and rolland dcmocrsis
sherins Chapman, whig. 4 elcctcd to Congress ana
probably Butler. vhig lnxersoll aud Cleveland dems-
rrat. are elected
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Peeksk and Poughk eepse to borrow money to build
bridge over Wsppengers Creek.
An act to amend the act establishing the Poughkeepe
and New Paltz Ferry Company.
An to authorize the authorities Of the ctv of New
York to raise money TO create fund and stock be
known as the Croton Water stock
A bill to facilitate the construction Of the Lewiston
Railroad.
An act to amend the existing laws in relation to the
arrival Of passengers at New York the public health
bill to authorize the erection Of drawbridge over
Byron River at Port Chester.
An act to authorize the authorities of New York city
to raise money by loan, to create fund stock to be
known the Dock and slip stock
An act 10 authorize the Supervisors of New York city
to raise money by tax to provide for the organization of
Iussar Brigade of Militia in the city of New York
Dir GREy~ moved to reconsider the vote and that the
motion lay on the table Lost Mr.. G. then explained
the object Of the bill when it sdercd and sub
sequentiy rejected.
The Assembly thereupon adjourned
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Boston, Aprn y. 1871.
The royal mail steamer Canada, which sailed from this
port to-day for Liverpool did not take out any
specie She had board hundred and twenty pas
sengers n list Of whom annex -
FoR LrvrRPooI-Nessrs d Bacon and lady n Warren
aud lady q T. Bond X y Bond Z 4 Ilovey, " Smith,
Tuttie, " fowle. Parker. Lawrence. q Conner,
of Boston, ID kimba Of Lowell; ; Sage OF Ware; q
johnson. q Norwich Conn; Wright. Of Providence
Stewart Fisher Baily. j Scnat, G Angrave. J Do
hrrty, Se Bailey Rosentha II Gersette. 81 New York
Mr. ohlen, of Pha: Col kimmel. bearer Of despatce
Baltimore III Goodwin, OF Nrg inia; oftbaner, Of New
jersey: Wilcox. Jr. OF New Orleans Wilson, Kentucky
CJ Barton, Mobiles Corn WALL Louisville; Trail and lady
MARY land Jno Mari and lady Providence three Misses
lady, Robinson Of 81 Johns, v n; Col Arcy and son
Drummnnd. OF British North Americas Mr Nca, Ardge
% central Americas Barkcr cf L srpool Mrs. Colon,
Aircy aud children and " Romcr Eastward
OF Fngland Loyaii ofIreand DR. lnwicss RN Nicho
OF Seotand3 Ianar Of Denmark Amin Bey and inter-
prefer OF tonsantinopc; j. karg- of canon Mise Nur
ray Miss Bailey, Mss McAndrews AMI infant Lacy " E,re
II sou Putnam. Jennings, Edward Eyerson,
Greatheart. Stanley Col Brluelinc Noble Johnson
Bernale. Loyola. Hughes. Henshas Abadl1. De-somes
GCurseand MeiIamhan, skinner ormelue. Fsnes, Rev
Lucas, residences not given-lll. -
ToR HAfiyAk-Messrs Nugent, of BOSTON, Bryne, W
Coggswe Lawson, Dickson, A Wright, III CraNley, y
Stark, and " Brown. Of ialifax-e.
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Alp,vr. April .. 1851

AtrASY. April y. 1871.
r.S.Gr o. rHr NIir, Bitts.
The following bills read the third time and
passed, unless otherwise noted -
To authorize any railroad company in the state to sub
scribe to stock q the Atica and Hornesyle Railroad
Company to provide for the enrolment Of the militia
and for exemption from highway labor.
1nr gSioS AND COMPROMISE RESOLUTIONS.
During the reading Of this hill Mr.. A. A. TnoNrsoN
to question q privilege lie stated that ut early
stage Of the session he had introduced series Of reso
utons sustaining the compromise measures Of Congress
and that said resolutions referred to the Judiciary
Committee, who had failed to report upon them up to
the present day lie questioned the right Of that com
mittec. any committee, to retain possession q bust
thus ciectuay preeuing members iron, acting
on II.
The srr,trn decided the question not we'll taken
Prom this decision Mr.. TitoNrsoS appealed
on taking the vote, the decision Of the Speaker was
rur Muiri, ant r,ssrp.
The Militia bill was then passed.
RECONSIDER.
Mr. MccoNprn moved to reconsider this bill, and
moved TO lay the motion the table W was lost The
motion to reconsider was lost-ayes !. nays 60.
BrLls PAssrD.
Bul amending act Incorporating the California Inland
steam Navigation Company
Bil authorizing the Medical college to found main.
tain, and support hospital
An act nding the act IN relation to bank redemp-
lions In New York The votes stcod. ayes ~. naycs -
An act to requisite the oyster fishery In The Harlem
river, =.
Mr. pnioes moved to take frtsn the table the motion
10 reconsider the motion she bill TO amend the rc.
vised statutes, In relation T. nrccny. Carried Ihe
question then taken a reconsideration aud the
house refused to reconsider
An act to incorporate ths Union steam Vessel 60
Mr.. GIrssoS moved TO reoommit and amend the mat
ter. Loot.
An TO increase me power and duties Of director and
commissioner Of hir hways Of the village of kington
An act 10 authoiize the mayor aldermen and common
atty ~ New York. to raise money ON oan TO create
building fund
An act TO aend the charter o the village Of Rondout
An act to empower the railroads " this state 70 sup
scribe TO t1e capital stock Of the Great western ran
road, Caraada West -. - 4,
Mr. A. surrH moved TO rccommit the bill for amend
mep, by striking out two thirds. and inserting al
rel alton to the State but holders. "
The houfc refused to reconsider u.
' The bill was then lost by ayes o. nays II
Mr.. TSprRwoop moved reconsideration anu that tn
/ motion lay on the table.
\ The Assembly then took a recess tin 4 Pm.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
/ rksssGr
The following bills passed unless otherwise noticed =
A bill TO epthoriae the Supervisors Of VIC towns
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H,nRisBusG, April 9, 1851.
The House of Representatives to-day took up the
Weihcrill divorce and motion made t. pro-
ceed to the consideration Of the bill annul the
riagc contract between Dir WIN Wethcrill and his wife
Eliza. The order Of the day called for, and dsi-
sion OF the question asked when the motion to
pend the rules not agreed to-lcas 81 nays 80.
The House took up the bill which proposes to tax ton
mage and travel the York and Cumberland Railroad
The question pending was Mr. Bonham's substitute.
placing this road on equality with the Pennsylvania
Railroad and il was adopted. The BILL with amend
ment taking tonnage Of three mills per ton per mile,
snd from passengers going the road ten cents
then finally pass,I
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Meteorological Observations Apr,I ..

ny MorSE's LINE, OFFICE ID WALL STREET.
RuIrNo y. M.-Clear evening; wind southwt a,
Thermometer so; barometer - 500: mercury tS.
RoCmsrfr. SP. M.-for the past two days W. h,ve
had hca,y west wind aud the weather has been csLi
and unpleasant; to-day has been fine, and the air
and pleasant wind west: Thermometer ~.
AtsrRN. SP. M--Nery pleasant evening; wind sosths
Thermometer 10
s,n,crsr sP. -Beautful moonlight evening; sinj
south Thermometer ~
Urc. sPM-A fine day. and starlight evening;
wind northwest thermometer ~. barometer - SlC
curry 81.
AIH,Sr. =. M-Clesr and very rlcasant wind north.
west; barometer % 20. mercury 6j; Thermometer ~
THoN. . T. MA fine pleasant evening; winNnosth-
west. Thermometer 20
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The Mails at Baltimore-Death of Lieut..
Ridgely.

BALTIMORE April q 1851.
The mail from the North due at day light this morning
did not arrive till clock this afternoon. The delay was
occasioned by the breaking down of two burden trains
SuSqueha nnah The mail from the South late
due is received but the papers contain nothing Of i'm
portance.
Lieut.. james Ridgely Of theU 5. navy. who was In
jured few weeks since, by jumping from third story
window OF the Exchange Hotel. died last night.
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DrsrATcH.-Messrs. Ran Runnels g. Ca. re-
ceived sundry packages Of merchandise, on ucs-
day evening last, in twelve days from New York
They were shipped to Chagres on the steamer Pro-
methcus, where they arrived on the Sth, and we're
delivered here the llth, having left Ncw York a.
. o'clock in the evening Of the 9th ultuno. Wc
mention this to show the degree Ct expedition nov
lsthmus Panama Star, ATUch lah. tNcssrs
Ran Runnels & Co. are the agents Of Thompson 4
Hitchcock, New York, and the goods referred 70
above, were shipped by Gregory Express, 9th
February, and left Panama In tie steamer u i5t'.
Nnrrh
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ny TELh0 RAP

PIYNfo.1Yn April y lS9l
Iast evening large numbcr OF sholitionsts gathered
togctl or in the Tremor, Temple. Speeches made
bywepinll. Phillips. xlyur. wright and Others. Mr.
wrirn hoped that tao people wcpld Ia the con
vcntpn on Friday morning WITH their ncighoors by do
zenf armed with auskets and ball cartridges H. Al
ay that tsy should them, but they should D.
present with tNsm aud plant themselves upon the bean
dairy Of their rights
The Free Soil Convention continued yesterday af.
rnoon aX the following resolutions offered by tho
Hon Steyhen Phillips
Resolved That thc people of the United States
titled al the rights and liberties which. by Magma
Chnra the halas corpus acts the Declaration n Rights
and the common law of England belonged before the
Revolution the subjects Of the British crown that
IL vns net designed in cnccting the political indcpcn-
the color les to subycrt or endangcr but the
contrary ~ maintain secure aud perpetuate the rights
and liberties of the people, that all statutes the effect u
which may be % change free into slave. without
the verdict of his peers aud without judicial proceedings
according the law IT the land In violation u these
rights Of Englhmcn for which the of the Rey1u-
ton fought. not TO part with, but TO rctan-the
constitution formed To protect and not to destroy
and which never disown desert bctray nor COM
promise 80 lore as remain worthy to be kaown ~
i citizens ~ New England.
Resolved That the existing cnactmcuts Of Congress
upon the rccapturc Of persons claimed to have escaped
frtm service are an alarming usrpation Of power nos
granted by the people, the states are subvcrNc 81
the ancient rights and duties of cemen, Of the expres
provisions and reservations of the American constitution
I and Of the fundamental maxims of free government
Resolved That no person In any state OF TINS unlon
constitutionaiy be deprived Of his liberty "thuu
due process Of law which process 10 case o. on Rgea
fugitive from service IL suit at common law IN which
the person claimed u entitled I, trial oi a' the as.S
involved in the issue between him and his clman be-
fore court of competent jurisdiction, by jury of the
vicinity where he Is found to be heard tuy IN MS dc
fence. 10 ~. confronted and to examine the Wit
nssc against him and to have the benefit a the rules
Of evidence as they accustomed 70 be administered
In tho courts of common law and that In the determn
alton III ch an issue. all prcsumptons - law aud ct
/ ar and ought TO be IN favor ~ liberty.
Received. That Il y the paramount duty = the law
uekrg power to uaaais aud SECURE the hbcrtics" ot
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rTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE MINING LANDS.
by virtue of deed Of trust executed the Ilh day
Of May. lS0 hy the "Phadeiphia and y: e. Mining and
smelling Company will offer for SALE ut the Court House
in the town of Rutherfordton, ~ c. Wednesday 18th
ofMsy, ls5 beng Wednesday Of Superior Court week.
credit Of months with approved endorsed
ing interest from date all those twelve valuable Of
mineral mining lands situated in the Rutbcr
ford few miles from the village and known the Iilcr
Mines On Of these tracts there splendid shoa with
Touring and gold MILL all in good order and ready
operating The sale Of these lands offers inducements
to spectators and capitalists One OF the veins which has
been worked said to yield IS to the buhe and thore
doubtless others equally rch not richer These
mines properly managed, would, doubt he found
profitable the richest pacers Of Caornia aud the
sent IL most likely the last time they will be brought
market for many They certainly the richest
mines and in the best condition Of in North carona
and those who desire to make fortune By ssny gold
would do much better to purchase these an the healthy
snd delightful climate ~ the tains than 10 risk the
diseases and other dangers Of California particular de-
scrron Of each tract Of land will be given day Of sae
THOS. A. HAYDEN, Trustee.
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SHIPPING.

ncEAS STEAM NAVIGATION coMPANY.-FoR BRE:
,m y, SHShrPgs Geo IL oy y9ss Sss,,: Mai s
M S sss va 1s p ss S srr a. ag s
through IL. Fos, once Specie delivered in n.vrs For
N''s'' RJfLfk sSSSb RIERA. Assn,.. 80 broadway.
J,oR NEW ORLEANS DiREcT-To ARRIVE So.
Neral ~ 3 y w f nssa NV s,a..s VAL W.,
.iP lSioS captain TSe?s. pSdS sai i;sss Pier y:
y NJ The speed % this beautiful ship proved
H., viii bs scded several days IN siyssee Il tie Untsi
a,ss Nail TIE uSGD b.; s eSGsS -, eysr Main. ne
furerior suy heretofore built in this country and her
Se are saa uSsSaa m S Win T s ansd
i, s,sry luxury y, market asord. and rs.;e9g.r, may
persnted siewarls 1hoe bound e Nsw orleans ar par
other isSi 'ssy
INVITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Esn rraneeO 1 ,he I.'ea s.a'e ssS steamer, ron
Friday sgs lfsaa 3 n: :s;s!Is
gfos os @ from S9 P WI he ~ 's'ws;y
Havana sad chssrs. New Orleans rss.eassrs ransrrsi
!, hs Splendid r s pss sS,
ss ~ irssS & os'i hsyan, S. i
ssSy sSs o:s ''iSt q &c saSss"s @ ' il
Va assS. .c .S ~ X. Tas
psnSS q ns On aPT pn.
John Ianner commander will leave pier North River for
Chagres direct en- Thursdsy April 10TH at o'clock Pas
Tengers by this yes will connect with the United States
Nail steamer TENNEssEE, TO leave Panama on or about
May ls For freight or passage apply al the oce 50 south
ftreet, or st No III West street
l,oR SAN NFRANC1SCO.-FIRsT vEssEL.-DfsPATCH
II Iine-New clipper ship ST. THOMAS, AZ pier 5 North
Silver can take limited quan,ty o ight freight only and
s1 s esnd s aS Co. PaiPiif. w r. r''
f,UAGREs AND SAN JUAN.-THE SCHOONER
~ Mars. tapt reenlent will sail for the above ports to.
Tw0thirls ~ the freight T. h0arI Shippers
will plessc send the balance down At once. few
ssengors le accommodated Passage at the
price 70 thawrs Apply hoard " achopner foot
Nall useet erI VLSkt 4 SESSIONS, VI South st,
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srCnNp ntsfHtCf~-No CHotcE.
Ipham (whig). ..-..4l42 Ranioul (dcm )..... scar.
Scwal tffre soll 1881 Scattering. ~.
rotRru ptsrntr-No CHoi,r.
Thompson. (vhig) .3ll5 Palfruy (cc soiD 3as
Trothtnpharn an3 Scattering ........... 113
rprH DISTRICT.
Charles Alien (frcc sol rv.clected by 10 majority
srsrNtu nIsrRtrr
Goodrich gains considerably but thorc Is probably No
pltYfN
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Marine Affairs.

foR Cn,eRrs--Th steamship Crescent City csptsis
Tanner will leave this afternoon at three O'Clock fog
Charrcs direct
ros Brp,up, sNp ST. Tnou,s-The ". " stcsmshis
Merlin, Captain Sampson departed yesterday fst ~
Thomas via Bermuda. Tor P,ssepgrrs' 0amss sce last
psge.
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Gyond Icens Walton was arrested ycster.
day morning. by policeman Iangdon a tho Fourth ward
charged with having stolen jcwery and clothing Of the
value Of $40 from James Casey Of 3tl Pearl street
search vas subsequently made At the house of Walton
snd the Whole q The property rse9ScFed lie ras CON
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TRANSPORTATION.

DENNsyLyANIA RAILROAD COMPANY ARE now
forwarding goods TO Pittsburgh in FIVE days, from
philadelphia at the following low rates viz; First Chss
Dry Goods. shoes Hats Sc 81 100 bs Second Class
Bales Brow Muslins Groceries HARDWARE &c cts
TO lbs Thri-Queensware, Coffee Tin &c. ~ 100
It's Four,hashes Tar. Pitch Se, per 100 lbs No
commissions charged for receiving forwarding goods
Phladep pha Pittsburgh Goods from New York Boson
the Eastern Companies TO insure
despatch to Pittsburgh and ell parts of the Great West
tLould be consigned 70 H. H. CUSTOM, Freight Agent
ennsylvsnia Railroad Company, Et and N5 Market street.
lPhilaielphis. keFADEN n CAvoDE Agents,
Canal Baain. Pittsburgh.
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CALIFORNIA.

~ JEFFERSON BoGGs RICHARD A. MAUPfS--
Boggs Msurin, Attorneys at Law, San francisco,
California: Refer 70 Hewett Iaes Co. Winslow Laner
Co. Eli Mygstt, ir.. A. Co. Joseph r. SANGER New York
Bullitt larthorne, NJ l.. ualowe CO.. Philadelphia
Duyall keighler Dorsey, Turnhu Dali Slade. Balti-
r. A. Maupn, at the Irving House will three
four days previous Ia his return California Any bust
mess entrusted 70 him will meet vita prompt atteation
Il IRcHHorF DE sofa h co, COMMISSION MER-
IN chante San Francisco California.
GrunerS Co.. ST. Thomas, W II Moller, sand Rera Nsw
York; r. W. Bruno Sons Baltimore; Cossler Co.,
ton; Fruhlng Croschsn London; John A. Droege Co,
Bremen; Corrison Co., Bremen John hassn Co., Phil.
adelphia.
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MUSICAL.

II NAEBEL'S GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT (FOR
IN the production Of his descriptive instrumental work.
the Battle of Bunker H) which postponed throug
the neemency Of the weather will take place Castle
dcn Monday April H. when the tickets $50 cent. eachl and
programmes lat the music sores) Of April will be used
Doors open NJ hafrast Concert to commence at o'clock
N-Ihe 9th Regiment \. y. s. NJ will BE- present in full
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The following officers elected at the chsrte~ cleo.
ton IN Jersey city ON the Sth inst =
GotII Ctop--Jvsse rlatt.
MAYOR Robert Gtchri.t
RttoRpR-Gcorgc u. Cutter.
ALDERMEN.
Wna IysrS
ift-aGcorge y Gardner sd-E w KinrIanf
fJamrs :. Davenport q. Van Worst. Jr
n " Wallis. q. y Broksw
y ~ Hancor. Gcorgc McIanrhlis.
I'll ID " Manners ith--Snmuci Mcetcott
A. Wilson Lewis Cobb.
j. slater. y u Miller
II. Harrison. william Saul.
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