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n,etcnrolocscni Ohseryn .is,sos.
nv nsasE's MAGNETIC LIKE oFFicy CORNER WALL Sta
JApwAY.

nv MsasE's MAGNETIC oFricy STREET
3ApwAY.
SATURDAY a.ch %. 1862
BurTiIo, "a. Mt Il quite clcar, and vcey cold.
Thpmomster JS barometer 29E5
M--Paromcter 30 ~; thermometer ~; wind south
vest Cloudy; wind blowing hard arisno@ing
Rocursrrr A. MI Is y cid, coidy nornin,
Wind west. Thermometer 20.
sP. MA cold clesr eysring Strong west wind blow
Ing. Thermometer 70.
AusuRs, O. A. Mt Is q cl9uly moreing, snt looks
Ike snow. ThernUrlcter &c
So. Mt = cloudy and cod IBIS evening lhermo-
ract,g "a. wind west.
sYRAcusr "a. 1t has tOen sowing hard "a. tDo
moruing Wind w0t TheFmoIpotet %
SP.M MA clear aud cold evening Wind north "
west, thermcue.Gr ~.
Urea, "a. M.--Iti- - hpc. ptsssant morning Wind
uut Thornnmcicr 80
SP.M--A clear starlight nIshs, but cold Wind dvost;
thermometer -.
AYnAS~. o a AZ IA oiouccss mCrniug Wind west.
Thtrsnom,ter 25. borome,cr - $50; mercury 6&
50 M--Elouing clear and pl asant. Wind lcrthwcsti
thermometer rs; barVmetcr Soio.
Troy. o A. AZ 1t q q beautiful, clear morolng Wind
wet Thermcmf.T %
SP II "A fine pleasant starlight night. Wind north
west. LbtrMCmeteT 20
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, Sc.

CALiFURNiA EXPRESS EyTRA-BERrORD & co.
~ will send Package and Parcel Express per steamer
Georgia. March 24th, charge Of special
connect with tAc fast steamer Oregon expect to devcr
parcels in advance OF mails sent san Juan
Daniel Webster tho 10th inss The delays Of
six 20 eight days msssengers always have experienced
In Wis kicart doom IL useIess to aend
thing except mail bags and hereafter wish u distinoy
understood, nothing
viii forward ut the owners request aud risk.
BEHkCRD CO., vesey streot. Astor House.
EpEgfoRD & cos GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE
ID Eyprsss v.ll bs despatched on tho splendid
Georgia with the mni steamer Oregon through
IN charge special
Will tako freight 20 cents pol h. and deliver In San trsn-
disco ahead Of ali othor Expresses tho only through
lire p0r rail iroad the lsthmus Parcels received till
r. ~. day OF sailing BERfORD u 90.
H. rRIDE & co.'s CALIFORNIA E&PRESS, NO.
H. Wau atro9-Frsisht aS psr h.. transported
tic tsInUs, BY Eoslucra Co., traaspsrors Of All
the gold dass. Eext ghipnent, by The F." Georda, 4th
Aytoh. A. X. PRIDE Sc 90.
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TRAVELLERap GUTDFa.

CAMDrN AND AhDoY RAILROAD, FOR pHILA-
~ selphia frcm pier No North river foot Of Bastory
place, ny stesnIboss JoaN POTTER. Two lines daily
Morning lima eaves NJ "a NJ Afternoon line at
r. NJ, tbrL1 Ugh Fhsdeiphs s fopr aud half hour.
frcfrt elsss cars S. saeond class by T. line onlyl
g. Returuing, learo Philadophs from foot Of Walnut
street 81. H. ard +. =. Emigrant line by stcamboAs
TRANSPORT fsoUa pier No. l. esSP. ". Fare 81 90.
NEW yoRB AND rBfLADEIPHiA DIRECTLY. 9.
lN Nail and TxpTess Ltass trough In ~ hours. N, j.
Raroad via Jersey City, ,e New York gt A. NJ. fost
% CoytaPdt ssrect A. and 6 y. N. Liberty street.
Leave Philadelphia kours roro foo Of walnut strset
fare reduced 70 ~ Tor 1fs elass and s. 90 for olaqs
baltimore Wa6h apd Charleston throu tokete sod
4 te etovc Eess IA tNrou ~ r ssr-,sd I, tho A.
g md ~ ~ rros ffom Nsr rors, With through ooadps
tor vitheot ssuons~
rNON AIBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE Of CARs.-FARE
reduced 81 25-Rcgulerity ana eaioty oombinedThe
cars Of tc Ierk ana srler Railroad leave the City
Ian station YORK; daily, (Sundavs excepsed,) at
,'eioth A. NJ AND 81 H. A. II sLoAI. supcriIteaden..
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The Hon. Josiah Quincy, Jr., and the Vca.
mont Central Railroad.

BosroN, March 20, 1859
The ietter or the Hon Joeiah Quincy Jr to the share
holders Of tho Vermont Central Rairoad OF which he
Wa 'stely treasurer, viii appear Monday MIR Quincy,
IN this publication giyes at length historical account of
bis connection With tho road stating tt he induced
take the Office through the urgency of frion2s who
felt assured OF his sbity TO the stockholders from
total osa Io showa hy certicatee that tho directors
nnd stockholders gave him absolute p9rr over tho
lnancca and cyculrates himself from tho ciare OF hl-
wing usfd and pledged security for his owr private
de tho bcnds Of the company, by asserting that thoy
lad been delivered 70 him IN hia individual capacity
Collateral for his cndoremont iar the company they -
wing no right at that time, demand pAas-ion at
thofe bends and il0 further adds that the called
private debts ~ fact debts incugre3. for ths
benefit Of the compsny. lie ag6'flti OH tak-
eighty thouand dollars would complete inc line; but
thG.r faa already been raised stock cs the
Vermont Central rord, million hyo hunared
thousand ioars tie stock Of tfe Vermont AMI
canada road million two hundred ard fifty thousand
dollar ard MORTGAGE bonds Of the vernont Central
two millions of dcllaIF, making In all f0ur millions
hundred and fifty thousand dollai In regard To his
losns he Ftatcs that about Two mona and half Of dol
lars were lorrov cd from lour deGtob ef e Vermont
Central and members of tho Committee II Fin tee lie
concludes Ivy expressing hs Willingness 10 csye the whole
subject OF hs aud the right to the
ReBys bond 10 tho arbitration OF diSnterested persons
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WHIT r,ucns,on pt p,ttaharg. Sc.

Pirrssuco, March 20, l35s
The appointment Of 6eleSats 70 the state ccnvcnton
ty tho whg COMMITTEES of Correep pondrncc, has givou
difratbfaction 10 large portion &C Tie w!ig who
tder rnwurrantabe assumption Of power and tag
the ancient usars have bccp Fet aside, in not calling
Convention A correspondent Of the JovraA condemns
the aoon Of the coimlltec; but probably The matter
viii 10 by default.
The weather hrs boon froesng for two days, hD Zoos
rot In tsrfere with canal or river nn,i CATION
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o,Tv or MAsCHLsrFa AREIvED--U. a. srs.aGEE
MIssrssrPrI-TuE LEDGE LIGHT BOAT.
PuiiApEfPHiA March 20 1889.
The steamship City Of Manchester from liverpool on
tho 9th instent passed Newcastle this about vc
O'Clock.
The United States steamship Nissirppi ioft hcro al
eleven O'Clock this morning, fer New York.
The sunken vessel by the steaace Rnanokc. Il
supposed to have been the wreck of th5 Ledge light boat
witch was carried away during the storm. tho 18th
t,,nl
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AgTRnI.aksY. lSse

A s1RCLcCY-rg. G. w. RcBhCK, FROM SWEDEN,
n lately en lhlsloipbia oiors M scrvocs 90 tho citi
rens u Nov fork U 70 abls to toll past prc'opt, and
.utrro cssnts fco-iadO5 81 ccpts g,pblonen, si Ma
Nt- calculated and resd IA tut acoording 10 the sua
Sstl,,,l W. mss..ise sisss L,aee geaiemsn, "a
10 ite sr'et New icsk. sbers iossrs poDtpsd wii
teNre HmeNstV ettertinA For particulars, seo daily
I.r h'Ftt9hI e'~saacs can ie bad ~ "a, %, *
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Furfnnr frorn TrEp1.

Nrv ORLEANS, Marrh IL, lts2
The cnptrre Of Corays;ai by Gen iarney u confirmed
by letters brought ~ tho ttanmib Louisiana from
G.lyeeion Consequently Tho Si5rr- MRdro revolution
Il at ap ond for tor the prp5ent.
Indian depred aoDs IN Texas reported 10 be ~ The
mort alarming charsoser and tho Tezss papers urge that
unless government sIhedly interfere o. check shom
ueraTablo damage to life and property must cnsuc.
Much excitement existed al Rrovgsyll0 growing out
of asault spon the editor Of the Flag by Ool WHEAT
for tomo rcmarA made by the former in ais paper w
Favorable 10 tho latter
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p,oojtlvn Cily I,telliwen~c

Fms AT ten o'clock last night fire broke out IN ths
large brick building In John street between Bridge AM
Gold streets occupied coopcinge by hessrs Weed
Howe Tho flames first dscovered in the second
sttry and rapidly ,nveoped the whole building which
wss entirely burnt out Ihe stoc,of which thcrn was
much or hand-was most destroyed. Damage on stock
ara materials about 81 900 the Building probably
SI kCO No insArvucr
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MATRIMONIAL.

NNIrRIF0Ny MADE EASY, OR now TO WIN
IVA Lawten, Boston formerly Of Ion
don, will send TO addross receipt " dcar post
PAID, plain directions enable ladies' goutemon TO win
the otod sgaons OF many Of the oppoo a. their
heaIte desire The process but captivating
that all be married irrespective OF
pcston and at. though not eAst be arranged with
puoh and decncy that detection Ia impossible Ai
DR. Professor Lavton, Boston. Mass No letters taken
horn tho Post Olloe o0Iess tho postage Is peid
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Assembly.

ALnANv Marcel % 1862.
VARIOUS BILLS REPORTED
Mr FsR reported lii to prevent the binding Of chill
dreu 10 the Shakers.
Mr. Hurcuss reported bill for the relief Of the Cord
wain,rs' Benevolent Society Of Kew York.
Mr. MoHRoE reported adverse to the bill relative to
esuod by ocers OF the Fist Separate atta-
lion. Agreed 10.
mr. Psa reported complete the bill to Incorporate tho
Widows and Orphans Fund of the Dutch Reformed
Church Also the bill to increase The number of State
pupils In tho Eey York Institution FOR The Deaf and
Dumb.
vItE HriL.
Tho spccioi oder. tho USury BILL wss postponed to
Thursday.
T4nipP.
Mr. Hour Gicnt,) ct Clinton called up hb tariff reso
utona, which. tftog dcb2to. wcIp bid the table.
rfoPtsap tTAII cLAIsts.
NJ a Saffr!, (vHe) e Chiutauque brought III y bin
fur Tho ,ltciicn q tte Board 0i Claims ana 80 define
thu duties thgn ~
Mr. HUt,2ustr, jwlGg) e Wyoming, moved tlat al
klis in reicu c5crs be pnJe the epec1I orlcr tr
EeGnesdsy fortnight. agrsad to.
lnE KsP0gts RAuuoAo oosrs-Is-'.
Mr. Naa SAsr.o9Ep. tGeul, of Columbia, gave notice
Of lin requiring railroad companies 10 make quarLcrly
I1ports.
CNsti rnrfsTtGArty9 cot'sTrrru
Thc .nports ard hi;s tf the CaraI t.ting Com
uttee ua6o the special order Cor Tase1ay evening
al oolcck
rtll: A-rt-tfatr sltr..
Tac antireut bin mado tho special order FOR Mon
day next, at O'Clock. Adjourned.
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NcyOy Intelligence

Tho following oecrr have boon ordered TO tho frgatc
Cumberland new ntting out al Boston the flag
Mediterranean fquad,on which IL to snded by Com
msGore strrgheu vim Commander l.. NJ Gsdsborough;
Iieutensnts John r. Tucker executive ofcer; John b.
Marchsnd VIM. b. Rcnckendorf (detaohed from rcccy-
ii ship North Carolina Geo W. Doty and Roed Wcr
den Jhas G Turner 70 be Flag Captain, and AsarJ A.
VIA. Ftsc Lieutenant
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sUNNDAY MORNING. MARCH 81, 1852
Tho Latest from Albany.
COT1KuEr HOSTILITY IN TIN SEN ATIs--,ERY ANGRY
DEBATE-BUsiNLss IN THE AssEABLY-rHs CANAL
QUESTION, ErO.


pEBATE-EUsINLss IN THE AssEhBLY-rHs CANAL
QUESTION, ErO.
GEolAL nsPo0p accr OF THE NEW vonx HaRALD
ALBANY, March 30 P. A.
There Is no oessation OF hostios The war in tho
senate was carried with increased vgor todny and
there s no Indication OF approaching end This
morning, Mr.. Van schoonhoven (whg) moved to take
from the table resolution adopted Thurdny APPROX
ing tho journal Of Tuesday. This evolution
In siirmishing which was not at first comprchcnded
and Mr MoMurrny and the rest OF tho democratic
seiators opposed the motion Whom tho attemp.
wns made on Wednesday to approve the journal by al
ding tho words adjourned pending tho executive
sion," the wings, with Mr. Cooley (lcm) succeeded In
postponing it indefinitely To-day the Same men, except
Mr. T., wanted to approve the journal noens pole The
whole day was consumed in angry debate. In which
hash Of elimination; recrimnaton personalities
tionr &C. was most shonlcfully induged In At three
tho week
On Monday the dgnhcd belligcrcnts viii rosumc their
a1udo Of warfare aftor day. ntcrsion 10 rcplenish
their ammunition Tho excitement in the lobby
as tho III continues among "honornbe' Senators and
"digniftd" legislators
The bill Incorporating tho New York Merchants
Exchange Company passed the Sennte this morning
The capital s not to exceed million and the company
may organize upon five hundred Thousand dollars.
In the Assembly large amount Of business done
mostly Of local and private character Tho excise bills
are made tho special order for wednesday, week this il
so far ahea in the sion that Ia TO giving
them the go by. Where's Colonel Snow?
The Assembly have agreed to take up for consideration
the reports of the Canal Investigation Committee
Tuesday next This bone of cont, non will afford su-
Client gnawing until the hundred days expire.
Arrangements have been made by the central line Of
railroads TO eg daily lines between thia
city and Buffalo, during the summer IL il, also
contemplated to connect here at IL p NJ with tho train
which leaves New York at 9 p. NJ, which will expedite
the mail to Buffalo ten hour provided the P0stmaster
General will offer sufficient Inducements The pubic in
tofcst requires his prom pt assistance. w
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TUIRTY-SECOED CONGIsNgs.
FIRST SESSION.
House of Representatives.
WAsuy9roN Ma,ol 20. 1852

WASHINGTON. MsToh 20, 1859
CALIFORNIA
Mr. MARsaA of California, presented the Join. reso-
buttons of that State asking the rcfundng Of certain
moneys collected therein prior to her admission into the
Tno~ ard for increase Of the solarle3 OF the District
judges OF California.
DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION RtLL.
Ey unanimous consent the time for closing the debate
tho deficiency bill was extended two hours.
The House then won't into Committee of the Whole
the state Of tho Union the BIZ for supplying defcien-
cics In the appropriations for tho present fiscal yoar
Mr. JOHNSON, Ark. made explanations 10 tao items
for the support the Indian Department and compsiped
that the Committee Of Ways aud Means Lave rejected
onc-haf Of them.
Mr. Bnooys, (whig) Of New York, defended tho bill,
contcnpg that the duty OF Congress to the e
mates and when Congress votes for and adopts the then
Coppross responsible well tic executive fer the
which at bost but guosses year eighteen
months ahead.
The committee rosa, and the House adjourned.
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BALTlMcfr, Mhrch %, No
The great coal monopoly bill csarering the Cusber-
and Coal and Iron Company, With capital Of 6se nil
lions OF dollars was passed last eight after an unprecs-
dented session and angry dobste, ~ the SENATE Ct
Maryland
Col King for long tiiao connected With shs Charsss
tSr Gaaier as editor and proprietor Il dead.
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The Maane Law ia PomnsyIvan,a.

UAHBfHHURU NhFCh 20, IhO-f
An amendment was to-day made to the Mano liquer
bill ~ the Senate which snbits tho whole matter 70 TIC
decision OF tho people Of the state.
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LouIsviLLr, March ~, 1859
TIE rive. Ia within two feet Of high mack and
still rtUg We bad a hard frost last night aud the
wealthy continues cold.
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NoRroLx, March ~, 1882
The brigh Margaret Ann, OF Baltimore, from New
YNk for San Juan, was abandoned at sea the lbtb,
aud tho crew have arrived here
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Iudlstea fo,. l,nl.l..ng axe nEissour,.

> ; '
IN the United States District Court indictments have
en- returned acsinst Samuel NJ. Uixey add IL g. Pitt.
man for stealing $4,000 from the wreck Of tha bark Ma.
souri,,
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COS BROADW Y-TlE DAY PERFORMANCE
n commencing a. o'c!ook-0n Monday, March 22, AID
continue for the week. at tho of Gaces three doors
above Nlb0e will combat OF Gl by the
ing Models with h new band Of Eo plan hinstres
posed OF the following talented Hes Lnvisne
Augustine Fecc Charlotte ana CaroiLp Nsssrs St Luke
Coleman Eeee nyins end Forrc yabiesuxThe Bri-
Aa Evening; Tho Sacred ProIse ihe The Deserted
one The moxicsa Guitar Player The Phst;ne Murderag
his Child.
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RowxEy I'm TnEA5EE.-Bo p d Gs siooEsTs rIr Is.
pesfosmsncss viii so@msnce s,a sc aiady ofTacBsrn
GoodaiI Malcolm Mr. Goilins: t. ar G1aiths Bsnl"e
Mr. Tiiton; Hecste hr Ilami Ia y Macbeth NJ jer.
romaat Of TIE FoR Or noNSy s':r or sss Ss
E MAST con M ss CARY Mr. M s,a" As
ursuls Mrs Gsattan.
RUR1oN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREEr.-DRRss
sste Boxes S. oroEssirs sS9ts, e esa. op.n !.
sss ssf y Mr. ye 'sa s;s;
6Ssts'
oSs si?say sssey sarsaa. nagns M
NATIONAL TnEATRE CHATHAM sTaEET-pRgss
Tickets Tss Se sea Tle 3 ''n Doors nss :.
I'll ksss ss e W
.'s %s h1ss "Ss M h Nfs f. M
w ~ s & s % M nI
Bun. Mr.. Fox, Mile JOliciamOe Ms. Martini.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsGUM.-P T. BARNuM.
Manager and Proprietor; John Greenwood, Jr Assist
years s cents as
IT, l.SEas?s sss'
]. aTaS $s s4SS
star. Miss Barton. The youthfI Giant Henry Page ID
years OLD. ana seyen feet higb may be scen and s
yrcat curiosity.
EkANkhiN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM sQUARE.-GEO.
day. a ess .aS SS'. =.
past in tho evening This the only place
IN the United States where tho Entel
TIE company composed Of troupc Of Artists selected for
their beauty snd fguro and the
Mile CABINET Premier Model &c this sstGblishment
MAGNIFICENT series Of groupings will be produced carefully
eelected rota the most admired sculpture with
new properties and appointnen.e Leas Female 0psra
the only orgnnizeo h-nd OF la6ios existence
WI appear sycry aernegn and ovenin Msns assrge the
wards, the ccing elevation Of twenty-ive feet
from the ground, eighteen ongh which thro ws
sll competitors In the shRde The greatest wonder
Tor!d eyer pT9dsoea Mor' Grirs the sronsost d
sgdienco cloo6e 70 cer ~,h ether unparalleled eax
q strength Tho unryaea trise of Acrobatc sisters
VIII appear In their wonderful eymDastic entertainments
producing great excitement ty thor extraordinary exb
ors vnflety Of miscellaneous entertainments given
every aea on and evening sueh be at othes
establishment tho world For full PARTICULARS eAck
days performance bills Of tho day frces Of admission
Seats IN Private Boxes 30 cene Orchestra Seats vita
snsiioned arm chairs ak aents nexe Is cents; Gallery
l2k conts. i
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a ByvaEryysNwS.


ns.e. f.saass 50 o:nss t.aiiy o-eis ..i
4 81 a C 4 ~
GoTBas.s TsOre sSSSs SSrrsss r.sSns. Mr. " ross
TTslsser9, Mr Convey; nsudous Mr.. Barry; Ramon sr
h' sans M Mr. syna1ss
With The A LADIES BATTiE-Ls Bare. Dc hontreh.,d Mr.
val hmo Ponisi Louise do la esonter Miss crooker
NIBLo's GARDEN...MANAGEa. MR.. JOHN sHFToNi
S. p:ors oSe s ."
o'clock Fourth appearance Of Nine Anna Thllon. whos
s% ana
full AID
company, Powerful chorus and tine orchestra neaday
Cstarins M%s Tonp 10 conclude viii
now TO PAY Tue RENT-Mersan Rather, Mr.. Hudson.
CIrcUs.-LAsr WEEK nUT ONE or THE E9UEs-
Rockwell and Lo,o.t. Monday evening. March "a and
sSsas s ,s s' wSs Of m % Of
benen. Of Mr.. Loyett. the Clown.
CnRIsTY'S OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL. MO.
hs sn s' Sr,nd II.
ASs sas and
under the o. = cArissy whose oonosrss
sais O for sasses.o Of aye have been resolved
rYss = Is. 4eos SPcp s ,rS win
@ Informed sa The saturday concerts as az
sontinped On Saturday next March q. annual beashtoi
WooDs MINSTREL HALL ~ BROADWAY, ABovE
W Howard street.-Wood's Mins,rels.-H. Wood. Pro-
Rrietori 5. A. Wells, MsnAxer-open every nght.-Mr
Wood takes great pleasure announcing that he has Of
fected those ares
B. A. Wells, H. Horn, T. y. Briggs. Leopold D. Meyer and
ether long established fsvort who will appear every night
until further notice IN variety of new aud original fca
lures giving entertainment which he eels conRdeut will
merit the appreciation Of h friends and the public Toke
quarter before O'Clock. Grand Concerts on "Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons, at 5 o'clock.
EELLOWS' MlNSTRELS.-TuE ORIGINAL JUSTLY
celebrated and farfamed corps OF Ethiopian Perform
ers whose concerto In this city the years.
tho management Of -. H. felow would respectfully
form their friends and the public goaeray" that they
have closed their In this city rther
They will visit some Of the principal cities to
commencing their sorees In this cty.
GRAND SACRED CONCERT-suNDAY EVENING
~ March ~ At the National Hail. Nos ~ and 81 Cana
street. nenr Broadwaymmcnss attraction for this
ing-only Vocal and iustrumenta win appear, yocaists-
ehestra under the direction of Mr. Her Doors open
o'clock; to commence ut o'clock For particulars 500
programme Tickets. - conts.
ERlN'S GREEN lSLE.-GRAND LYRIC ENTERTAIN.
u ment ut Metro poltan Hall. on Friday, March 2j
OReilly Orator Wit, and Humorst Vocal and Instru-
mental Music Anecdotes Songs and Wtiaisms Descriptive
Sketches OF Scenery Passages Of Thrilling Eloqucace
THE GREATEST CURIOSITY IN TILE woRLD-MR
Woolcy begs to inform the public that he has beau
tfn Hare with living snake In hsr from four
end Can street Admission l2 es children, half price,
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rae CANAL ENLARGEMENT.

THE CANAL ENLARGEMENT.
Albany, March 90, 1862
This morning an alternative mandamus WAS granted
by Judge Pratt, calling MIR Newell, Auditor OF the
Cenal Department. TO pay of tho protested drafts
show canee, Monday, why peremptory mandanus
should rot ksua 10 compel payment
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Al oNEY.-xoNEV MAY BE OBTAINED FOR SHORT
LII porods from 81 to ~ 900. Watches plate,
jcwelry goods furniture horses oHragss saujley,
.t tho faeiro General Agency once III Grand
street, ecruer Broadway, tho IAcl6O bank. The
srioto3t confidence and horor may he relied On. oloe
hours from 20 5. aad from 9 o'clock
ryNO RAILROAD CONTRACTGRS.-OgFlCR ILLINOIS
i Central Railroad. New York, haroh -. ls5s-Sosled
proposals will b received at tho Of the Cef I'm ncr
10 the city Of Chicago Illinois for tho Grading Masonry,
Bridging and Suoer trrcture, either Of the. with
without materia the folio wing divisions ot the Illinois
Central Railroad to NitFirst division from Cairo 20 Big
Muddy river 60 mies second dor from g huedy river 70
meridian 53 miles; sxth do. from bloomington Tho i
nos river GO miles; eighth d. from FroaHort Dubuque
U- milos ninth do from Chicago TO Kaakakso river, %
miles tonth do from Kankrkco r,er 10 Urbana 10 miles,
The proposals must be fer tho entire length Of each
viii be received a. the Office IN Chicago olloWaror
for sixth division until Ap ga Ie2 atpoon; for tho
eighth division untN April 18th, l. ab for the hr o
second divisions until May 2Tth, 1857, Pro-
fes plans and approximate estimates Of quantities will be
ready inspection and blank forms for proposals. and
Il tho mode Of payment will bo fur
Rarold passenger station No. 80 Canal street Now York
city, ard at tho oce OF the Chief Engineer in Chicago m
nois and after March 20 2 The far aE rclstes
80 the and second also he found at Jones'
horo Union county Illinois; TO the sixth dvion, a. La
sae Laslie county Illinois; ard 70 tho eighth division, at
Froeport Ssorheneen county Ihnci Separate proposals
will bc received Mt Chicago unt tho h Of May for
iurnaiu- Tea. Iask, Bridge Timber and Piio for tho
whole any Of the road Specifications may be oh
tsr cd and after The Ut 81 APRIL l by application ut
references will n s 10 required. X. d. MASON.
Engineer in Chief Illinois Central Railroad:
Illinois papers ploGo copy, and send paper 10 Ne
Hanover streeS, New York.
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Cspt. George Hugrins citisen a hople ueu on ss
22d of February victim 10 supersthoo p.Nsc.s1nss
In the full belief that no would expire on tnAe oa no se
week before bought grave snd his conn snu M'a my
orys sickness died on tho gsd. boiweon ard o'cscek
tM.