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Gas~ For STREET COMMISSIONER. Editors

Ms- For TREAsURER.-WM H. GARLAND is u
Candidate TREASURER OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS. o2O
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Please announce

rs For COMPTROLLER - Please announce
O. DRBUYS the present Comptroller Municipality One,
Candidate for the COMPREHENSIVE OF THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS fsl7
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Crescent Please announce PATRICK Candidate for
til. above Office has city,
sDaly DraynA." II. will be supported by his
numerous friends mh6 tea
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Leighton y Co.'S


FIRST P r. EN- IU NJ SH IRTS
THE EMPORIUM,
No. 63 Canal street, next door to st. Charles,
repte with splendid stock of SHIRTS AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS of every description
The assigned, short time why LEIGHTON
SHIRTS preferred oil others have been fully realized by
who have been purchasing and will be- yien by those who
wear them hereafter
THE CELEBRATED PREMIUM 81 SO SHIRTS.
With fine Linen Bosoms Collars ard Wristbands and having all
appearance of - so Shirt have st been repenshe good
is guaranteed.
THE LINEN SHIRTS
unaled the South Try half Dozen all Linen,
TEEN DOLLARS and them with Shirts offered elsewhere
for a
SHIRTS WITH LINEN BOSOMS FROM FIFTY CENTS EACH.
The of SUMNER UNDER CLOTHING complete
the stock of
CRAVATS, POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS GLOVES,
sUSPENDERs, PATENT UMBRELLAS, ETC.,
Will be sold ut prices that defy competition.
rS- Observe the address.
II ~
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Nlfs~ For STREET COMMISSIONER F. MENDOZA
STREET COMMISSIONERS, subject the ncmina
ton Of the Wing Convention. mh3 tt
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Thanks to the steamer Atlantic for river tayoss
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.IunieS i. CI0nd.

CABINET MANUFACTURES AND UNDERTAK ER
No 81 RAMPANT STREET, Three Doors from Common,
Begs leave inform the citizens vicinity
he prepared furnish all FUNERAL REQUISITES at the hortcs
notice and the reasonable GIVE HIM CALL.
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Unwilling HOUSE WANTED.-A two a

~ story House with three Bed Rooms, between Delord An
nuncaon Bacchns Felicity Road would be taken from The
first of May to first Of June mex. for term Of If the rent made
reasonable. Address box P ST. Post, office. mills Sts
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Thanks to the steamer Ambass,or for river favors.
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YOUNG & CO.,
W"atCh-n,ukers, ETC.,

No. 8 Camp street,
t Have constantly hand order
large and complete assortment Of fine WATCHES, l1.
empn fully warranted complete
PENS, Cold Silver and Steel SrECTACLES PLATED WARE et!
We would respectfully call attention the above
SILVER WARE which unsurpassed for workmanship
and the whole Of which offer moderate prices. =
" Particular attention always repairing kiis
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry. MS apsm
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Fashionable Clothing.
HNIS. G0al4, etc

Ed AT WHOLESALE
3D. EY One hundred HATS comprhnc yran variety
SILK, FUR, CASHMERE MEXICAN, wool STRAW Pa A LEA
and CANPEACtiY HATS, for sale by
jyls 2pd&W FROST Il CO.. u Magazine street
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twenty admitted into St. Thona.a Hospital
Sanglaed Omena Hernia upon performing the operation the
quantity found be large that there posi-
by being returned and for the purpose removal gare
applied Inexperienced relief from the operation
day that which had been performed
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person taken St. Thomas Hospital for S,ranguaed
nquna Hes the attempts made reduce unaucc. and
the operation performed The day his admission All efforts
give him relief failed the eleventh day he sank in the Of
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ENOR SALE-A two-story Frame Resi- Am
dence at the ef St Mary and Paqnemne streets A
most respectable negrhood squares from Magazine Market Gn
from the omnibus Pryania, from the aroai with
Flower Garden main build
servants Kitchen desirable place for family
For which will LIBERAL apply the
II Grnyier .t
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fly year. of had been subject many years
which could be without difficulty
place the 9ih OF January it could be removed and he
brought Bartholomew Hospitals ,trong athncs having
procuring relief the operation performed the seventh day
the strsngulaion, proved fatal The patient died the fol
lowing evening.
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BOSTON March Is-Ayr. ship Az rae.a, SAITH, Nov
nsrr. D.I,ss. Cro-eII B.ssor vss. ". Liver Ss,i
euIiets Drtnl water Psrsanbnc, Chiitsa, Fhss, Ma
s,sc Tar Pearo- Marsslss; Rsand Poad Pierce. Port
su Plate; Files seed csisa an MatAAZo, Abeoao,
s sG s., sssssy cars Cos. csp. n.s
Geo Rage. DsTg, M. fol. JUL. Ana; sniih, B.smsrs
Sm s,,s.,. VsU.rsso and m,s.s bark sessi,
Dyer, Hill. Portland sres Kathleen, tsr) l. Pia.
Escs. Gss, savannah sSr. Lals AZ, Reed J.ro pis
FALL RIVER, March le-Arr. schr; fsnne; But,
Norfolk; ,io,ps James Borden, New York; I. Borden,
Daanss do Passed az. lih sSOp Pierce, from Ne ~
GfoRsErowN. s. C, March lo.Ar; brig ZOar..
Damarseolta, Me; Hslvsllyn, Davis, NswSurypoF' ;
ANEWBaproRD, March iT-Arr. bark Hyd,spe, TALL
man. Pacific Ocean: Valparaiso Dec. Cid Bf. scnr'
tres. Of and for S. Joan' B.. having repaired sid.
schrs Sarah Perry New York Augusta, Springer, do;
Peal Kelley, do ,ioops Republic sovs, and Csriaai.n
Bark Active, from Bait more. has not arrived,
NEw,LoYpoS, March II-Arr scars J; G r Ranlos'
kasS:9: ' P.aIi Hsy. Nsw.a.diorS sarah. Perry. a.
VIM Dewett. Clifford Westport; Josephine, EIdricze
HaI~ch ,loOD. Republic, sOus, New Bedford; Senator
'FswBURYPoRr. March i7-Arr .rhr. Louisa, Luas,
Baltimore sid. schr Augustus, Pool. New York.
NEW LoNDoN March ls1A5T .Eoossrs ,5 P: ss,S
I'm do fordo sehrs Clo,lda. Gilderseeye New ysrk
Ellen Psrkbs Story fm Norwich for New York Senate
Robins I'm Rcckland for do; soop Washington Prsn'is
fn New York
PORTLAND, March i7.-Arr bark =. A. Peyley, STAN
WOOD Matanzas brig Emirx, Hall, Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, March ls-4u. ship 81 LOUIS
Davis Liverpool via Bos on bark Nashua Clifford Bos-
ton Tr brig Leonie. Demsusy. Cearens Frnss iona
than Cilley, Tepnerscn, ,bile CID Br brig Village
Belle Davidson Fredericksburg. Va schrs Magyar, Ha-
vsnsr, Portland Monterey, Lennox. Albany Passac,
Bower, Sing Sing; J. W. Erickson, Westcost, POW
dsnee. - -,
PROVIDENCE. March i7-Ar schrs NJ L. Hall.
Babsop. Charleston; Fremont, Reuck. Norfolk; siocp
VIM X Bowen, Kenny: Nsw-Yerk. Bsior ship May
Croker Croker ON New Oriesns. Cid. bark Helen
RICHMOND, March l7-Arr. schrs. Almirs. Smith, N.
York Flavilla. Taylor, Boston
STONINGrON, March i6-A)r schr. Pioneer, Daniels,
Boston for Norfolk i7-Arr schrs Harvest Prssby, n
York for Taunton; Mora Shuts, from Providence for
Phadel phia.
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4, III, les go sss No R'ss e. 81 80, which 10 be-
isE segr, h.d soc casa Ga,a, ST. Lend sd
IFS TIsa nS OF ss s' .cre csqaa,.. py CD sold
M. 81 . Il s. Sc 81 No aud s. l ~
Geo horss Hsrripe sid AZ Al are ia dhes oea "a
OILS steady 3tVe ssas an 10 az sc y c..s,
&c in SbIs and b,skss sweet On a. - .sa,s .,
DRUGJ-Tbe sales are 80 eses oorAt a. rSi@s
tuns Sal Soda at Halle ~ CASKS cream VI lamar a. ~
EATHER is rather &C i've with scarcity Of good siads
Of Hsnlook Sos Prices are nlm. nm h.,. pio
Coffee sold at auction to-day az 9as! average % ivy,
at pri,as ooe bass Rio sod at sSec 900 LsssssfH a.
mn Al 7igsc Ia Sugars prices firm sT3 hnSs PR
10 Rico sold ga Sc 200 New fleans AZ 81 lts
Geo hhds Cuba Mdscsyado at 4d5e; 400 BIS BIO "a
Havana sold at la6c MossssS are IN FAR reqnssi gig
hhds Cuba Muscovado sold at 3la22c 900 I'm IL olayed
Cubas at ia NE cargo Of Porto Rico now an lat
urssd. $50 hhes sold at ssa2sc ~ bos New Orleans
IRON heavy; soOtv Scotch Pig sold at ssS cash.
RICE 10 steady with moderate demand; 500 ties sod
TEAs-Ihe catacva ne q Holman Co. offered % day
fell heavy the ket The greater part OF me
tn Volderx were firm and no decline was apparent
HIDES are quiet. Thecargoe Of Oronoeos is.ey Grvea
vs., into store sa, ~ ssrs az SIC which the
il veTv firm. The stock is about IS ooO $4,000,
LIME-The market j. more active. zveO Dds 9.mmon
Rocklsnd sold at 81 IS. with good inquiry Lump u
scarce and wanted at 81 50.
LATHS are rather beter two cargs's having been sold
TIMBER-The market is frmsr. The sales amount tc
three caTsoes at SliGSl4 so for Spruce and Pine 80
HOPS-There is better feeling in the market, viii
more inquiry for export. 30 bales sold at 23s,oc -,
sEEDs-There is inquiry for Clover at 9aesc l0'
ties. were sold for export by the Arctic.
FRuIT-Ihs market is quiet 1000 boxes Bunch haisin
wiNES-The only sales we have to mole are 50 cask
Sweet Malaga at 2Gioc., and $50 ties. Claret at 50.
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DIED.

On THURSDAY nornisr M.,.n "a c.c
Coz IN the list Of Ter A.. " eA@An WE Of John
from H. hoa.s y sss s On SSsurda, afternoon
place The friends the are - ~ ~ - arks
pear Of his age. SN' IN we 0th
IA friends and sc9uaic tsness and these of his Am,
sene ia-law. y. Lee, Amas NJ. Chase ana s.mn.l M
AZ late residence No - sfras 81 to-ssrro s.saov
ansnoaa at At O'Clock, vithsas further invitation
Ia FIAsy sfternees. Marsh ls, C0RHIILI wifi. .f
& Osaso ycusssss dsushser II Hsary OsosiA IA the
.ss rnsrs v take plssstca Sunday ssxt als inst a,
e.osx hon sAs Iesdssce Of her esothsr in s~ Josssh
1919 Nc ssvhoT Green. Rsissvss sst friends sIs
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Brown, Shipley L. CO... Circular.

Per kta0ara.1 LIVERPOOL, Thursday, 5.h Feb. 1861
There has again been large business in CoTToN on
account OF the trade for speculation and for export
IN advance IN prices Of fully Id. u n.
Spnneu beng well under contract, and being dsap-
pointed not having their orders for Cotton executed Ia
the United States have been disposed increase
stocks IN order TO themselves against loss under
impression that with crop bales AZ which II
pretty generally estimated, prices not likely be
materially depressed so long the receipts contnue light
but should the balance OF the crop forward
more rapidly than has hitherto done. would be
without It's sfec. on the msrist.
YARNS and PRINTING CLOTHS are active at iRp proved
rhfes, while poNkSrcs continue 10 be limited demand
without the least advance.
The sales az COTTON for the week ending eYenng
amount 10 't0 bales. Of which spectators have taken
1850, and exporters iaso bales To-day the business
amounts to l2ttQ bales n the fol owing quotations
Fair Orleans 81 Micdfng, - Is: lair Mohles. s. /;
Msdinsa . far upsnds. So; M.ddlng 3l-ls; inferior
and ordinary, tatlc y h.
The stock Of COTTON in ths port is estimated at
oaes OF which 2t3 oC0 American against 46 900 Is
at TINS time las Of which 3S 900 American
The GRAIN mafket Is again very dun, with extrs ypely
Emitted sales AZ shade esserraies Western Canal Flour
s@22s; Philadephia Baltimore Ohio and Canada 2ss
Sour lSs asses Dbl. White Iadian Cora 32s Yelo~
ass Sd Mixed, ass Equartsr White Wheat SLOW Of sale
AZ g. ass Sd; Bed IS "a ass. 4 10 70.
fhe safes Of Turnentine for he week 7S9 bbs the
advanced price OF u ass 81 Rcwt Rssn in fair dc
at 81 Id AIS. I'd for common, TO S. cws for noe
euGSy Yours respectfully.
Brown, SHlPLEY Co
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aarae,a .CAsnruLLY Rnroar FEE Toa Yur rnsuNs

AsHEs5TAs market is qsis. for ps, s'sss OS and.
COTTON active at rather easier prices 900 bales
TLOUR AND MEAL-rhsre is increased frmnsss in
the lew and medium grades Of State aad Western -Four
rSs ssss% s.,d 10 s"sa 90 de-
cline and specossor are the prncips sellers Ct the low
demand for the batter grades aud market closes with
COED degree Of rmness aud better demand for export
small al 81 si ia bond mostly for the Bttl Provinces
The sales Of Domestic reach $500 bills At 81 sea 81 6S
%sS 70 and s sr %asS e to
Aat heop OHIO 5. class lei Tor fsscy Gsns-
csie $3.50 for extra G:p.s.s ssa,hera Al is more
sely offered aad The market 10 rather easier with less
ecmg for the ade but with fair shipping INQUIRY for
better saads sales of zoe sbls at 50 scssl sll for
cIsd to good brands. and 81 1885 l'i for faecy Rye
eols At 81 ;osss se for ne and So 7sass s for
sass Of lis Ibis S. 81 for state So 50 10, csmmsn
jersey and 81 73foI fancy Jersey.
irregular and upssted Tor White, the latter NO. beng
ssa S. s:,:s e. s1sAsl, e., r. sss tSr inferior e
u Sssssa Win sales Of asse Susas. At s,c Barley is
Am Al 1sSsoc Oats are more plenty asd lower Sales
asssial change White is in good de asnd for export
w,A ,alss Of IS 600 bush at ec 70. coed
nd ,as market 10 nominal a, esissc The decline in
:s9s S nsssI:: and price.
~ eos Ohio to arrive from New Oflesns ale Dfsdge
PROVISIONS Our marks. for Pork sall ,ends upward,
sha lot Prime further advance be noted with little
enPesitoa 20 sell At present quotations The receipts
eseat and prospective moderate heacs the specsa
we demand and rapid advance The tales are 500 bos a,
~, - ieI hew Prime SIT for Mess; SIS for new
Esmps yN SE9Sie IS Tor old Meas. and Sl1 50 for
sssa sqsy S.ss Of SEQ esls as 50 ,saSia rs fog Mes.
ane - ,S9se for Prime. Prime Mess 10 very
and much antes have only 10 sose sale Of sve tcs
w.Ia'wss.h Der Co. brad lcAc aso) a. $40 50, to
Meats Ars scarce and prices terd new.yd Ths
Gales small at sase for Hams ana Ta7(c for sheai
prcss tssd upward tes demand excssds the receipts
Sales Of Ohio At is1ie Western Ssats) dares a. 2s2
CAsess less plenty. and prices fsver hsldsrs sales At
St9tc.
We asnsx table Of sAanssfs from New. oreaH. Ia IN.
following ports for years. to 10Th March in sach
rrav
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Mariposa Gold Mine had fallen off In consequence
Of the rumored doubt OF Col. Fremonrs title. The
Cotton market was very active, and the trade have
now purchased in Liverpool during the nine weeks
that have expired of the present year s6 $50 bales
Of Cotton, or an average of 1886 bales per week
considerably Ake than the most sanguine there es-
innate a. the present consumption.
There has been no improvement in the com
neres Of Paris. The shopkeepers are doing lit
tie or nothing, and consequently are giving no or
Gers to the manufacturers. The brokers, who were
waiting for commissions from the United States
have been disappointed to find by their last letters
that they have not much to expect from that quarter
during the present spring. The Paris Corn market
has been unusually dull during the last week. Flour
has fallen IT, the sack. Accounts from the depart
nents Of the Drome and the Archdeche state that
raw silk 10 in good demand. The manufacturers at
Lyons and Saint Etienne being fully employed, the
raw material il in demand. Az the latest Paris date
great animation prevailed In the Bourse, and every
thing had advanced. Elves closed l06 90, being
flames higher than the previous day; and Threes
at 60 70, being francs and 95 confines higher
Railway shares also show a considerable adv nce.
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BY telegraph.

BOSTON, March l9-Arr. snip Anna Rich. Liverpool
CID banks Hebron, Havana; Montauk. Mobile; Justice
Story and Georgiasa Baltimore; Gem Philadelphia; brss
Oliver Malta; Zephyr Sataazas schrs Mary Ann Hayu;
Dirego Georgetown; Fra, Baltimore; William Philadnl-
phia Diamond. New-York; Lewis, do
CHARLESTON, March i7-Sld bark Chesapeake: brig
Warren, and schr. louisiana, Newly
lsth-Arr. schr. Louise Grey, Philadelphia; steamer
South Carolina. Eew-York,
Cid schr Dart. Philadelphia
Sid J. C. Patterson, Phladelphia; E H. Rowley. brig
Tybse. bark Jasper, New Orleans.
NEw-ORLEANS, March l6-Ar ships Mediator
New-York.
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tide CoIles rew-Yert; LIST inst Msdousk Rics: New
1,T' New or.aa.; Is \. A.csiis. uas.. do I'd ao,'
81, Harding H.. ding New YORK; ID, MIuaraiaser E's-
Itda ns.' s. asrss. T..nton. Avsl.asAe. Ne. York
Repabhc. Color e. Cats wssts,n Void Ai9sy ss.a.a
windsor Fay, Ell wnisnsy Carack aad John Holland for
Bord..uI-sId ash. Clsnne. Barter; Ne--york; and
from tn. Eoad. rs >. cam'lia os,o, Phllsdslesia
A, do dg Cssons aad sy,oa for Ss~ xs's N.Y.
Charles, Mt Warrington. KlOy, and E.ra, for Ss"-or
AT .. M.niu.s 10th slt. Abalin.. Elliot New
An. James Corner, 70, so.;9a
yo1s Sid. iasS Gibrali.r. jordan. Nss,orI.aas
Csdz~Arr. 18th ult Chrles Huub.rssoa. Nssen. snd
eh.mp Boston ais. Ad@.sncs a,rrisOa. s,a Fsaacsc
Barcelona-Ar 18th, Catherine Garnga, Ne~-ofsans :
Indusns. Marssny. do. Sid. 18Th, Ines, Zaas'a New"
AT Gisrasr 18Th ult-, Hap Kirw,n; Ms..ina s,ai
s.iil.s Maria Tss,ssa, Bsnnsll, New YORK Sid. i7.h
Lilias, Payson. Tim LiverDoe) for Boston ,
Ar at do ,h ult., Brothers, Baxter. Baltimore lana
Arr at Messina 18th us William G. Lewis. Giles. aud
Jefferson, Rhodes, Marsees, goth ult. Plato Lord Gs-
At St. MicAasl, 18th ut Samuel c. Nielsen, Robinson,
Al Tahiti Nov. 30 Gen Cobb and Sarah Abigail f'r sgd
Liverpool March L. put in.o Sicily Feb. 80. SICK and
worn bv working at the pumps. She had encountered
5.
rate Of 10 inches per hour was also in Of to
sist in working her 10 Liverpool
Brig Carleton. Upton, from Salem. FEB. 81 for San
Frsucisco was spoken Feb H. lat % 10 NJ Ion. IS q W.
having lest her and bDoom and sprung leak
ghtp ing ship BY throwing overheard Wssseoksn oy the
VIM Pirre, at Liverpool,
Thurso, March 2-Large qualhies OF American deals,
blanks and logs shore aosg the ceas with
part Of the deck and name board o vessel Win
Leader cut in the wood She appears 20 have been ar
built and conjec.uYed had struck Seal Sse<ries
ship Of about 700 500 tuns American built. wafer
logged with painted ports round house quarter deck
and full length mate figure he d also, two martingaes,
the bowsprt another at the booon end pssssd
Feb 90 lat. ~ Ion. H. the Lady Req " Ws arrived az
Hull quantity Of cocoa nuts were floating near.
Antwerp. March The James Booymsn Remnsr. or
Stockholm from United States for Antwerp has been 10
tally lost off lie Dieu, coat OF La Vendse.
Cadiz, Feb. % The Principe Radal Of Paerms: from
Messina for New Yerk put into port Feb II. very easy,
with loss Of sails chains &c and part OF cargo throTa
overheard in gale; expected to be dis
charged
Gibraltar. Feb 24-The Am bark Brothers put in here
this land the master and crew seven IN num-
ber of the Am. brig Mary Ann, with lime, which was
burnt at sea
Feb a5-The Inez Zulueta from Barcelona for New
Orleans stranded in Sandy Bay near Ageciras, FEB
"a.
St. Michaels Feb The Samuel G. Felsm. American
schr finished disch srgips her on the 3,h nss
survey held board the following day BY saip
masters who declared that she no, lssky and thas Is
coud be had this port she should be towed to
sle of villa Franco the safes. place. and there be
moored till instructions arrive from the owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
LtNerpOol Iron Market

The IRON market rs dat, without teAdsncy Is improve.
rent knorts have recently been made 20 reduce "a.
make OF Sc Itch Pig Iron by mutual coassn bur no easc
tuSi have yet been taken Tle price for m "a
eers IN Glasgow Is SOS tuh cash Tas naKs-s In Waie,
are ssot OF orders aud "a S. tua is the price qus.eI
dstyefea IN Wales, for Bar lroa. la Staf,reshlre tie
wofks are moderately employed at the present unremuss
rsune prices The strike am the
wAost prospect Of imnseiae settle1eEt Pressa az
isuons In Liverpool Msrchast Bar, "a It's Ga Val
Rods, g t. Sd HOOPS. 80 LIS. Ga Sheet, l. a. 81
ssetch Pig, No. !, 60 S. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
MARRIED.

THURSDAY evening, March IS, By asr Dr. Ta,lax Of
S 80 CnSIss MI HENRY BURDEN 70 Miss kVI-
NJ. SSsasr Hi, Dutchess Co N Y March Is JOSEPH
sp,snn y, OF psassnsvs, wssehsstsr Co toPHE
naasn. oA2sn,sr sftDavd frish Of the former place
x sNss PssOrnsd according to he order Of fnssas
rsssisy. Ms,ss rhpsisnz Msanouth Co.. n J. en-
! AshsY FRENCH to Mss ANNA PxTrRRscN !. -, -.
"es1' HeHesrs Of said institution ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20

AB,oes,yn March 10 HOwt eD, son Of Jxrss l. sad
Nav A. Dega~ aged ons year two mon he aad % days
Funeral saturday aiz oflsck, fro@ No. $50 snshst.
xesr Baltic. -
V PnacstOn and New fsrunsvi-k papers plsass copy.
81 ia etteviils. Onond aga % NV, area IA TIE
residence 81 hs son Po rremsis Hoa Judge Angus
TUs IRkMAIN. fo 41neily Of HIIl,das, Columbia Co.,
aged &c Jesrs.
Or Thnr,da' CHARLES. the only son Of Martin ssd
hlizsbeth Norris aged rear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
The bill making the new Land Warrant
...;-n.b,e has passec both Houses Of Congress.


The commercial advices by the steamer
are generally favorable. The development OF the
commercial policy of the new Administration has
paced matters in much the same position they we're
In prior TO the change OF ministry, and business op
erstions have resumed their usual course Money
II even more plentiful than previously and rates OF
discount are fully as low The Bank minimum rate
IL fixed at 81 bss discount be obtained in Lom-
bard. st. ct Q, and even IL p cent. The withdrawal
of portion OF the smaller note circulation is ques
ton that has engaged attention in the Bank parlor
Corsos had srens ihened, and closed at 97i 1t was
that further reduction of interest would
be made by the Bank The aspect of trade is favor
able in the manufacturing districts. Higher rates
have been realized for Co,lons, Yarns and Silks, the
impression being that trade will not remain quiet as
stocks in second hands small, and production by
nc means large.
There was 10 change TO report in the Bullion mar
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Passengers Arrived

Is stee,<,hip Nirgsra at Boston from LrsrpooI-Mr.
Colhn"<n vile and children. Mr. Brown and wife Mrs
Darlington Mrs Fordey. Mrs Brown aad child. Miss
Gor.o MsnTs elias. ashlss, B1ughtsn, Borasgue, Wa
ssr' KurlsT ADELAIDE, Brick. Hitchcock Bass, Hate,
Chairman Gore, auds,n. II AT Logan, Burger, Merrill
a. son raylar Vern ~ Brown and son De Fha.
siseIsir Percy Hardy Paul, Senchant From HILfsT-
Mr. Dutrnnlor Odwyar and wife. job McSea, Mesrs
Hhl Gordsn. Walch III 9fatt; nekeT, wright, Ackniy'
J. G. Falle Nicholson. Total. g.
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NOR SALE-Ths splendid new Piano.
Il rama Of this PILGRIMS PROGRESS This il the
most beautiful popular and useful work Of In this
county, commanding the attention of the entire country
the aged well the youthful it being truthful repre-
sentaton OF Buny ceebra cd woTk-the whole story
color II has Just closed in Brooklyn where it has been
and admired By over 1000 of its inhabitants The
popetos having other business TO call their immediate
attention prevents them from making their
tour Hrough the Eastern States Advantageous tenas
be made by calling at No. 900 Broadway, No IT,