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BROADWAY THEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL, SOLE
cs. .ss F.sSs:
y.s 1.ss . sna Third 81 G Circle. = cents Gallery
1is n 81 s'a fh
Mr.. Whitinx: oui.ssp.o. M n.rris orss.sma, NJ
s y &. NJ; 1I,,
oSou curfT rIsSoa' to the
o..ss.s-. s.sil = fssa.. ssR fsa BSss.
s e
csGSs Mr. ss 1.d.%
ss chsas. Mr. I NJ r.,
tarue, Mrs. julia Miss l. Taylor A'A' A'' non
rrrSp,ssoT and cIssovosd
dren under 10 years 2 cents Monday afternoon and
TTRsiSd ThE < r%aSey Sss 'As p'Y e
Terry Wor%soss sss nj the noe sye-
dab sleek Mr. adawayi Charles Torren Mr. c. w. Clarke.
RARENuMs MusEuM-iT IsA WELL KNOWN FACT,
has been played crowded house would certainly
people and pc s 9gs
IN S % to yash I after the
Sleek Th same desire will be felt predict full
escks ha. Of Torran aSd x. chsp
Ss a aas Of Mrs Dsmare % We have seen haaaway IN
two capital plays Turning the Tables and the Lottery
Ticket, Kent rctane cd in both.
CIRCUs-NEw YORK AMPuITHEATRE, 81 BOwERY
Prices Of Admission Private Boxes. so Boxes,
p CENTS Pit 2t. eents.John Gos.n. Cown.-0a Monday
evening April u, the performance will with
grand Entree by all the character Pas Seul by Miss yr
ginia Lee Mr.. g. Sherwood the Cam anche Chief
Layater Lee and his infant children their original aud
aprroachabe Bottle Fests Mr. pman his great Ieaping
act Of nshp Madame Sherwood will appear
beautiful Partisan act of Equtaon Shaksperan Changes
upon horseback by Mr.. pman with the after
lieee Of BILLY BUTTON.
CAsTLE GARDEN.-THIS BEAUTIFUL AND POPU-
lar pace Is for the reception Of vsters
Me day The view the galleries of tho splendid
noble bay and harbor has not equal in the world
Admission IL 4 cents.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CHEROKEE,
Half Million in Gold Dust, and the Cali
fornia Nails.
&c, &c. SC

The steamship Cherokee, Captain winie. arrived az
this port early yesterday morning from chagre. Vi.
Kingston Jamaica. She left chsgres on the sth aud
Kingston on the 18th inst
She brings about half million Of dollars In gold dust
and about two hundred passengers
Annexed is list Of the passengers:-
cHAeREs.
A Seymour, mail agent; Captain J III McNab. DR.
Edwards, George Callard, ID Robert, Captain Cod.
man, Campbell, Kellem, II Chapman, Lewis l. III
bridge, VIM Clemens, W Clemens, Jas v Kearnry, !,
Brandt Gonzales, Alvarez, Mr. Wilhelm, Norris,
Roberts Mr. Calhoun jerks A'iazleon Beck with,
Martin W Chase Geo Franklin, PotterJ Williams
y Sheppard, Wsheppard : Gettens VIM Plumber
cniiy lr'nTisI Hail. fisd snow sfrllA nrr cui .s,,g
Mullis. ID Howland Bownell, G sumner, q II smith,
W Roberts, W Collyer, Campbell, A Jones. A v
Burr, Worth, J 7 Worth, W l. Brown @ T. Hathaway A
Wade, Clark, Alden. Barker, Brown ID Wallace.
IN, Msenn,1t5 !, Gee Mscahcrty shaurmsa. Lang Jp
FIERY, u Reed Hen Hedge I Radcliffe. Twaddle,
Waskey, Moore. ID Carnes X Freeman, l. r. yarnum m
7 Dosney, Said, Grimm, a Townsend, Townsend
ID King Widen, May W II Williams G Bonneville,
bonneville, strong Mr. Grospier Savage Gipin
Rogers, Miller. lawrence, Shultz Evans, Jas
Hen silleek. Duckworth. II Peck b Dickinson. j
Slater, Kelly, Raumer, A Cooper Mcdonald. Nit.
chell knlmine, Lyons iienegin. Muloney Stafk
tie, " III Tate Gordon, Stydiok.
KINGSTON.
Rev Mr. Patterson lady and three children Rev Thorn
lady md child Josephine Pradcres rsderes
servant Nm Wright Dr. Tullis; Wm. King: Isaac Jones;
G. G. Bravo, X Harris.
i'll
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Slseirr Iasf hcaf --Oeic,r Roland of the Pirxe
ward. s'rcsvcd Saturday night man by the nsmc ~
failty Cooley ca chaIgc 4 tealing yaw boat aud
JoseTh Davidson. captain ~ the brig wandercr lying st
the fcct Murray street The property recovered
and tp rogue conveyed before Justice Osborn, who
mitte.l him b. prison for trial
TIE Fgscis n Tnismfuapce The police q tho Second
ward picked NJ IN the street Saturday night
ny 'ne II John Lockett stuped hy intoxicaton-
an conveyed him to the police station house. and he
' srson found 500 Ofhcer NeCready, who conveyed
aockct 70 the station house noticed that roguis
looking fellow was lowering around the drunken man,
evidently watching opportunity 10 relieve him n the
monty. We should hope MIR Lockctt would take ths<
Mind act II the ,fcer uto consideration and at on<<
sign the Il mutrancp pledge.
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Nrw CnrReu, (Sr ftrrR's) sorru BeoorIv~--
This neat aud substantial house Il worship NJ h
rf Atlantic and Bond streets opened for divine
This H. perhaps the most taiefully arranged @ad bcass
full fncred Cdihce In the city Of chersles,f VIII
comfortably seat eight hundred persons The building
/ II brick fty feet hy eighty The style a archecturv
Y Gothic and Il has been erected at cost ~ tloU
The psih u ~ the youngest but the locahy ms
most thriving In the city.
CosvvYtSc Ltqton tNro 1Hf CorSrr Iait---,ohn hyss
was Saturday, In me city Court conNit,cd !. tnis
tntpce, aEdgotcn.tdt TO ninety dsys ysimprHonmeW'
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RARNuMs MUSEUM, PuILApELPHIh-P r BAR,
NJ rum Propretor Sanford Assistant hanawer Grand
holiday rrofueor The Chinese Spectaele Ihe
sBronae us~sc" viii be brought Easter Monday,
April H. and continued night during the week The
new scenery y Y Grain SEN and attention has
been paid u the production ~ tho entire Spectacle u may
truy he minated the maserpece 81 the establishment
Such pieces Twice Killed" Grst the NIL Faint
Heart sc, with dancing by Miss ~ Warren. aud Mr. G.
Williams viii be presented each night The performance
the afternoon composed q the ooncal Farce
finest of Naudeyies Petite Dramas popular Maloai
charming Dances So Then the thousand ana curios
sjts tie fpaCuus saloons full " interest Admission
these and performance p cents children under
year, I2b cents.
A RCu STREET THEATRE.-PROPOsALs FOR REST.
~ ing the above Theatre for year from September
tsSl vii Le received on or before l Nay nast address
BRANSON, - Aarkst strsss
pyLaparstA, April s. Is5L
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH !.


WAsHIScroS, April %, 1851.
The Naval Court Martial recently assembled here for
the trial Of Lieut. Fabius Stanley for challenging his
superior oacer, have found singular verdict viz -
On the first count that Stanley falsely stated be had
challenged Capt. Johnson guilty. Second count,
" anley actually challenged Capt Johnsonn guilty
The Secretary Of the Navy perceving the Irshsm Of
this ending has remanded the back to the court
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The following il the
LIST OF THE CHEROKEE.

The Cherokee brought the California mail. Of the 18th
Of March.
The british steamship Great Western at Chagres
on the s'h taking board four hundred thousand dol
lars in gold dust, from California.
VIM II. Williams of New York died on board the Che
rokce ON the 9th inst.
The Falcon hourly expected at Chagres
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Archbishop Eccieston.

BALTIMORE, April 20 1851.
Archbishop Ecceston still lives but Is sinking slowly
He may lingcr another day but do ath is inc vitable
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NORFOLK, April 10, 1851.
The schooner D. L. Perry, from st Croix, for Middle
town, with cargo Of moasses has put in here In dis
tress She had shifted dec load damaged rigging SC
The schooner W. III Harrison from this port for York
river, having about $4,000 worth OF merchandise
board sunk In Hampton Roads yesterday No insurance
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SHIPPING.


EoR LIyERpo0L.UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM.
- ship Pacific, Captain K Nye. This steamship VIII
depart with the mails for Europe positively on Saturday
May 10TH at Y o'clock ~, from her berth the
Canal street. No berth secured until paid letters
must pass through the Post cce For passa w
having uneaulled for elegance
apply 70 EDWD. X. COLLINS. 56 Wall street. Positively
no freight Will be received board after Tursday evening
May eth The steamer ARCTIC viii succeed the Paeinc
and sail May 24th.
THE BRITISH AM RTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Nai steamship York and Liverpool di-
rect, and between u Aiyerpool-the Boston ships
only calling at Hall .g lan4 and receive mas and
sengers.
ARABlA, Capt. AFRICA, Capt Ryris.
PEKSlA, Capt -. EUROPA, Capt. Lott.
ASIA. capt yudklna NIAGARA, Capt 61pne.
AMERICA, Capt. shannon. CANADA, Capt Harrison.
CAMBRIA Capt Letch.
These vessels ght at mast head: Rrssn
on starboard bow; red n port bow.
Africa. from New York. Wednesday. 23d April.
America, Boston. Wednesday, 10Th ..
Asia, New York. :, w edne esday, 7th NAV.
niagara, = Boston Wednesday, ltth .
Europa, . New York. Wednesday, 2lst "
Cambris, = Boston. Wednesday, 18th /"
Africa, " " New York. Wednesday,, 9Th June.
canada, . Boston Wednesday, llth %
Asia, New York. "Wednesday. 18th
America, " Boston. Wednesday. 18th :"
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The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply bcswecn San
rsncco and ports Oregon avsting az the former por,
he arrival q the mails ard Panss snd re-
surnng without delay with the mss and for the
steamer from Sau Francisco.
regular line a. proreers viii be tsp. up for the trans
portaton q ht and transient passengers between Paa
ne weii-hnovp steamship SARAH sASDa Of 1so tons
surthen under charter 20 the company and peculiarly
odous her cabin v be kept running
~ extra fhm mily bost
One the above steamers viii Keep up the oonnscton BE-
The eennection IA the Atlantic viii be maintained by ths
sHoRGIA SSn sSa!. CRESCENT CITY SO toni.
OuIo.,......... 2en tons. CHERoNEE 40 toas
EMPIRE CITY. 1900 tons. FHILADELPHIAli0o i0otoa,
The new s,esmshlps NJ DORADO snd FALCON vn
period8 will little detention
uh the isthmus and forming with the Paoihc
Mexico Csforpis and Oregon Passage from New oeisans
Be secured from Armstrong. LarrAson Co., ssessa
The fss for through cs... from Nsv Yors so sAA Fran.
disco has been reduced from
fFa, In state rooms, 70 $50
tsp, In lover cabio, 70 $50
f1D, IN steersge, 10 fltb.
The RATES from New York 70 Chssres VIII b N me iovss,
saeptss ~ any SAFE steamer between thee ports
a.ns u south strss sns tssir ssansS M West 80
LoRsAN FRANCISCO AND oREGcJN-rxrRa rAxI.
y Steamer, on l,s JSss ~ us 'sly tsrsSsA ,h lias
rite SARAH SANDS, 1900 tens, having most
nsive and convenient accommoda eisns for fsmss.epa
gsteses by ths Paeiso Mail s@.,p Comrspy oa the
let June Panama Her lsse trip from san Francisco
eeve en- bosra Immediately ths arrival in panss the
passengers in,enaioE % sst snd y leaving Neg n.rs
10 eonnect With hcr an w eyans q ths reduced rates o
iare they will certainty and economy offered by
.hsrs,eswe; For tssets whish vii hs.'n ths .sl.a.
rom Pp mama 10 san frapcieco, epplY 70 ...,-,.
GoWLAND i AsrlNwALL, bi and 9sou'h 'sr0'.A
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SID ' = ''''
PasssGe from New York Boston 10 Liverpool second
cabin, S10.
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond
sonal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
All letters and must the Post Once
For freight or passage, apply to
4. CUSARD, Jr., b Broadway.
French German, and other Foreign Goods received
and brought IN common with British Goods Through bills
OF lading are given In Hayre for New York.
After the LIST OF April next the rate ofct by the above
steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced.
second class TAKEN hrst Nay until fur
ther notice.
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DHILApRLpHIA AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES

OHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
y Mail Iine.-Stcamship LAFAYETTE. Charles Stoddard
Commander ae Of the steamship Crescent cyl has been
placed this line, between Phiaae phs and Liver
pool and will leave her berth, Lombard street wharf Pha
dephia for Liverpool Wednesday 7h May a lsociock
This splendid i0 burthen built
most manner both regards hull and maeh
nery Her fnr unsurpassed
for comfort and elegance. Rates Of passage Ladies' Sa
Loon state Rooms Sl.H gentemen's state Rooms slu
Second Cabin, 500 Excursion tickets Liverpool and
back First ea,s. si75 second do Slc Noberh secure
until paid for For passage apply to j. g. Williams. lsS
Front street, New Yor; John L. Linton No. south
wharyesi or Geo. MeIienry Co.. Walnut street fhna
deipha.
n. II. Persons engaging passage York viii
nished tickets free to Philadelphia.
leans direct via Havana. Saturday April sth AZ
3oelock y. NJ Fare reducedTLs splendid double cngias
steamship OHIO 3N tons hurthen james Findlay Schenck
u 8. NJ commander, viii sail precisely at o'clock r. NJ,
fSum her afoot of warren N r.. with the Gov.
ernment mails direct r Havana aud New Oreans Chagret
transferred at Havana To the splendid daubeea
sne steamship FALCON. Freight taken 20 New Orleans st
cents bic foot Specie only taken freight Havana
No bills Of adng will be signed after the has sailed
For freight passage apply at the Office Of the Company
" 80 ' ~ " M d. ROBERTS
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The Political Revolu,ion al Albany.

MASS MEETING or THE DEMoCRAcY-rHE PRocLAMA
TloN OF THE GOVERNOR, CALLING AN EXTRA SEES
SION CT THE LEGISLATURE.
AIM ...a.A...
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~ ATEs OF FARE REDuCED.-oNLY THROu

~ ATES OF FARE REDUCED. D.-ONLY THROUGH
line for California and Oregon via Chaes dr,c aud
by the United States mail steamers the Pachcon
turday April lgth, at ~ MThc aud splendid double
engine steamship FL DORADO 80 tons burthen. Wright
commander, viii leave pier No North River
direct saturday April 18th at o'clock precisely The
vi Dorado has proved herself 20 he the fastest
aHoat having made the tp from Chasres Now York In
lett than eight running days Passengers BY this vessel will
reach Panama In ample time TO take the
Colunlus Ia leave that about May
passage, apply at the Office. 81 and b5 South street.
III West street of Warren street.
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JaMt. = graell.. Private srcrctarr.
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INDEPENDENT LINE TO OCHAGRES-OfpOSfTtON To
honopey.-1he spcndid dohle engine steamship PRONE
teus Will leave Monday the 9TH inst. and she has
vgd hcrse the "a ts steamer aoat guarantee her -
rive a. Ciarrrs ahead of the a. = Nail steamer Ohp aud IN
time for her passengers 70 leave Panama ny o
ers ~ 10th Nay and arrive IN San francco before te s
of June % reduttd rates state Sls Gaiin Slp
stseraFt, So Lsters-PetAre 10 cants freht ~ eeats
III ~ Express. Plan % cahin aud passage
secured a.
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The Judge then went over the evidence at length.
He spoke of the great difficulty Of identifying
person after twenty-four years lapse Of time,
and noticed the opinion Of Psychologists on the
subject. He said that the witnesses Tor the de-
Tense aided this doubt and made the fact over.
wheimingly clear that the prisoner was not the
person claimed. The witnesses were intelligent,
and their evidence conclusivey proved that at
the time the slave Nahala was in MARYLAND the
prisoner was in Pennsylvania There could be
no question but that the weight Of the evidence
preponderated IN favor OF the prisoner. She was
therefore discharged.
An attempt at applause in the court room was
promptly suppressed, but when the news reached
the crowd OF colored people below, there was q
glad shout raised, which was unmistakable in the
sincerity Of its iervor.
The prisoner was taken away with her family:
the spectators departed, and, we presume, the
claimant will 20 his way 70 Maryland 70 digest
bis notification as best he may
We may state that If the decision bad been adj
verse to the prisoner, il money would have
bought her, she would not have been sent back.
II. c. Townsend and I. c. Rockhil, Esqulres,
before the hearing was concluded, rendered
to d. p. Brown a check for $500 each. Mr..
Brown informed them that 10 was not likely to be
wanted. sum twice as large could have been
easily raised
The woman, after she was released, was taken.
with her children, 10 the headquarters OF the
colored people-the Philadelphia institution
Lombard ST. above Seventh Here she was in.
troduced. speeches were made, huzzas INDUCED
in, and the greatest excitement manifested-
The same wild feeling was shown by the colored
population throughout the lower part of the coun'
try.
After this jubilee, there was a new feature;
the horses were taken out Of the carriage In
which Euphemia Williams and her children were
placed, long rope was attached to the csrrisse,
which was taken hold of by as many OF her cll-
ored friends &C could crowd on 10 it. She was
thus dragged to her home, amid the shouts and
songs of rejoicing Of hundreds who surrounded
the cortege. Her female friends formed in pro-
cession behind the carriage and kept up with the
dog.trot Of those who were dragging it. The whole
scene was one Of wild excitement
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WASHINGTON.
The TarIG-The next Pre-IdentieI Campaiga.

COTeSpCEGClce
WASHINGTON, Sunday, Feb. 9.
Another effort at modifying the Tariff may be
expected to make its appearance in Congress in
the course Of the present week, as an amendment
10 Senator HUNTERS bill OF the probabilities
of its success it is almost impossible tospeak IL
is certain, however, that there is not that close
concert of action which is the prestige of success
and there appears to be too little disposition to
do Justice to the interests of New England. The
mark which has been set as the amount of Tariff
which would be conceded upon manufactures OF
the loom and spindle, is higher than is warranted.
There is no disposition to concede half as much
as has been mentioned. The general features oil
the amendments to be proposed will not vary
much from those offered by Mr.. SrRoSG.
There are large number OF leading Opposition
men here concerning arrangements Tor tue next
Presidential Campaign. Mr.. MCCLELLASD Of
Michigan has come to light again, and an old
Baltimore Loco FOco who has been under the
weather for some time has emerged, as he says,
to take hand in this game" Messrs. BU-
cHANAN, DALLAS, MARCY and others OF that ilk.
are still here The most prominent name now
mentioned, is that of the Hon. DANIEL 8. DIcKIs-
SON. The powerful voice OF Virginia is kno wn TO
be in bis favor and leaders OF other states are be-
ginning to chms in with it. He stood very promi-
nent in other Southern States before the close OF
last Session. Gen. CAss having lost once, and not
having betered his position since in either section
of the Union, is spoken ofwith adegree of shyness
very significant, although always with respect.
AS for Gen. HoUsToS, the old Southern States
would take it in dudgeon, should so young State
as Texas presume to press the claims of one OF its
citizens, to the detriment of older Oppositonists,
and for this high office.
That portion of the New. York delegation
known as Silver Grays" or at least most of them,
do not hesitate to declare themselves DESTROYS Of
a separation from the party and place the defeat
of MIR. FISH as Senator upon that ground This
disposition is regarded as extremely unfortunate
by most of the old Wings at the seat Of
Government
The bids for Government Printing were opened
Yesterday, J. c. RIvEs obtained the most valuable
item, the Census Printing by an under bid On
other work WoUTER VoS TwILLsR.
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MExIcAN CLANS Washington Friday, Feb.
7. ls5l-The Board met, according 10 adjourn.
ment: present, all the members. The memorial
Of Joseph w. Henry, claiming, for bis arrest at
Chihuahua, on the I'd January lsI7, for fifty days
Imprisonment and consequent losses, being taken
up for consideration, together with the proofs and
documents connected herewith, the Board came
TO an opinion that the claim is not valid against
the Republic Of Mexico, and the same was ac3
cordipely not allowed. That OF Charles Danforth,
surviving partner of Goodwin, Clark Co.. claim
ing for damaRes on contract with the Mexican
Government in 1881, being next taken up for con-
Alteration, together with the proofs and docu-
ments connected Herewith, the Board came 10 an
opipion that the claim is valid against the hepub-
lie Of Mexico and the same was allowed ac-
cordingly; the amount to be allowed subject to
the future action Of the Board. The two me-
MORALS of John Parrot, claiming seyeraiy Tor
the sequestraton ofhslgOods at Nazatan In l5to'
and for seizure of the cargo Of the brig Matador'
in the same year, being then taken Tor CONSIDERS
ton, together with the proofs and documents
connected Herewith, the Board came 10 an oPin-
ion that these claims are valid against the ne
public Of Mexico, and the same were auo"eu ac'
cordibgly; the amount % be awarded saolec. 10
the future action OF the Board Ihas OF Mrs'
Hannah Ulrck, claiming for the Ieb' oI TWO
rooms In which were lodged ron tue oeaIn Oh
Mr. Martinez TIL the arrival OF pr A'lI'h'e, inc
achives ard furniture Of the Mexlcaa Legation,
beiay nev, taken up for consideration, together
,,fI 10 n,oo6s and documents connected there
Win The Hoard came 70 an opinion that the claim
Is vslid against the Republic OF Mexico, ana the
anne was allowed accordingly the amount 70 De
oarded subject 70 the future action oil the board
III. Rosrd Adj.
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MARRIED

Athens Pa Jn 49, Col Jacob Harder and Mss Mara Ftcher
Portland Mich. jan o. Dr. g. Lee and Mss julia
Bogue
Fredonia NY. Jan Dr. A. P Jones Of Randolph and Miss
Mary Ann Hampstead -
Jersey City NJ jan l6 Rev David Gibson Of the New York
NJ T. Church Caroline daughter OF Peter A.
Msitce, Of Mdoleburgh, schOhane Co NY.
In OswegO NY Jan a. K Van Peen Of Sterling Cayua Co
Sarah daughter Of Rev Wa Nppef Also Jan H. So
Cugh PhGnI and Miss Catherine r. Taylor Of Syracuse
Ltchhed Maine Jan H. Addison Brawn MD 70 Mss Henri
Sinclair Of Monmouth.
Waduboro Maine, Jan IL Benjamin FLANDERS OF wal
doboro 10 MISS Harriet Msservey Of Jefferson
EastpoTt Jan George clsy to Ms, Maria l. Mer
mt both of Marshhed Name.
Baltimore Nd Feb James s. Thomson Of New York to Miss
Maria c. Working.
Also Jan So Fancs sav late Of London, England to Margaret
Williamson.
At Jersey City H. Meiar Burt both OF War
rem Also Jan William muddel TO Mary sh pman,
both of III zahsthtown
At atom ~ William Durre, NJ D. Of Jersey City, and
Emma Anirg daughter Of Stephen b. Alng.
Halifax Jan So, Rderk, Of James John Hugonu,
ESQ Of Eurse Hampshire to Harriet daughter Of Hon James
McNsb -
At Brooklyn l. FEB Gustus Dayton to Mss Harriet l.,
daughter Of X. p CoHsN.
AZ Phieph g. David sarfaty Of Kingston. jana TO
daughter Of the late Jacob Soils Of New York
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The Public Printing.


WAsHISGTos, Saturday, Feb 8.
The contracts for the Congressional and other
public printing, has been this day partially dis
posed Of. The specification is in the order Of FIVE
classes the last of which has been obtained by
JOHN c. RyEs, proprietor of the Globe of this
city, and at q lower rate, than that from which
Mr.. RTcHIE, the late contractor, memorialled to
be relieved, and in respect to which he now ap-
peals to Congress for indemnity.
The other four classes will revert either to Mr..
GIDEON Of this city or Mr.. BAY HAMILTos Of Phi.
ladelphia, or to both.
The Committee are as yet unable to decide
with respect to the proposals Of the two latter
which differ only in some small degree, thereby
causing the Committee to effect such combine
ton of classes as may be suited TO their resPec-
tive proposals. Both, however, are under Mr..
RIvKs. The question is, will Congress under
such circumstances consent to afford Mr.. Richie
that indemnity he seeks! They decidedly ought
not. X