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INFORMANT 10 PROPERTY OWNERS /.
K1.SSJgesCnse,- Isatttf.

IMPORTANT 10 PROPERTY OWNERS
zYtsSlgesCntef FMi5tf,
FOR WOOD BRICK AID OTHER BUILDINGS, bTgAMBoATs
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPors AND ALI OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR AL KINDS or
IRON WORK, ABovEAsTD
UNDER wATER.
~ The attention Of the public respectfully called 70 the
testimonials in favor Of the celebrated
unnecessary than odd EIGHT M0NT
10 the ou Pant firmly establhsi and
offered publie FIRE AND WEATHER PRO
TBcToa EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE on Ko r. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAS
~ gsy ri sa = apply rsss
e. ss s h ssssss.
s fE W w n re- e i'i s ass sss E
wsfss r. iss % sdr b. s ~ IL Re
surface, which has proved entirely inaparvieus. IA
ssvrle.is Aasaps ssis Isss2 Is lssa JOHN MILLER
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA
Having painted passenger
EoIA eensad w 81 PAIsT
hssaeS in pToaeunsns ~ AZ ss
has ss prsvsa ENT1REIY WATEEpsooS
NEW Sewo sisi ,Dsosnbs. J, ISL. " Z.
CERTIFICATE or CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWBOAT P0RPOIsE.
hsys nasd the BRIDGEwATER PAINT for yhh Mess G. g
".
ciSpEes CONSTANTLY i upon Expect
In shout ioar weeks became PERFECT SLATE
e Fssss'ss K asis
ad.ny ~ BaIpGEwATEs PAINT for the purposes 1T
sslxnad} WI; Drown, Captain Of TO~bo.s rorpsiss.
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
.ying had ts LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted With he BRIDGE
svssa pA cspa as ~ e s rs
q The PoR PosE We chee recommend said PAINT ~ ST.
- isiFnsd, HUGHES VALET THOMAS.
- wH1rxry Te 2 ss.a Dock Tad.
Agents Lo,daians by Dock Co. 1
Newouieans. February 4, 1859.
oERTIRIcATN,oP JOSEPH BENSON PAIETER
Issys .hs PAINT s mes
me- NJ 81 y - canvas
;@ II 4 ssi ss.s s:i s
Kew os asas February 1884, - ss.
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.
Tas s !
s all times those fire Es where
las Agsa. Mutual
EbM; es6EN, xs.nt General nis,aa
4 so RSq fEshR Rss Frs mss hs;s
| In LAPEYGE Prssidsn. Nsworissrs
sAi FASH. asfo s1s aE Dssssss i saass.
IN addition the above the Agents have in Their
equally parties npp
cation their ofee among which those Captain Robbins
ship Leodes; Captain VIM Cusa Of p Charles Cooper;
Cnu Assistant Engineer NewYok Erie Railroad;
COL G. f. Tslcott NswYo1k Arsenal r. Smith, lieutenant
Quaraster Military Academy, Point
Superintendent (uow Secretary
Company, etc. c. BoGERT CO, 10 Camp street,
Agents for the sated of Louisiana, Mississippi Alabama and Tsxas
s s,. sas1 b1 II s NEw oE1E a.
s sI;s;ss i i SATE / "a { co.
Z. MACPHERSON, No. 80 Camp street.
AE es MSs5I5sAfEs :; g H!EsE5s.
S4ToS ESgsEyTEyI KEII9M; 80. 80.
| NJEw ADvERmsEMENT-Lot every body
| R. r. R.
! R.aDW.aY'S READY RELIEF
is FIRST ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS
stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR
i 51s Ne E fsli hs % aa HIpa s5s Ran
| '' INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
J. a giving instant ease to the most
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-sUFFERINa OF NEW
| ORLEANS
IL on ass sf'eE sh siss5 & N
Tou Yh n
IT HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT or HUNDRED,
| k kETRntaIa IN o osE H bopRs'
E$$E$ 81 HIM. #|ESrH'
eHIb HsTss IN IN E FIVE N agTE
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nRIED APPLEs-50 bills, for sale by
L myal +. ]. HART " CO.. 10 Tchoupoulas st.
DUTTER-100 kegs Western, 40 firkins Go.
shen for aale by A n. GRiEFF CO. 40 Old ieves
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS-b00 bags,
now landing OK schooner Henry Charleston, for sale
Nv ~ A. +. COCHRAN CO., ~ Tchouptoaaa street
DLASTER, Plastering Hair, Tar, Pitch,
Rosn English and Ameren Fir Brick Soda Ase Palm ou'
Ito constantly nhAndn sale in lots TO suit, by
s's saysa JOHN HAYMAN l. CO., vs. Magazine street.
CEMENT--200O bbls Newark and ROsendale
u j Cement landing and in stare, for saleby
100 JOHN FIAYAiAN Il CO., 93 Magazine at.
Rossndas Lime, Cement and Pasr Co.
n ME-20OO bbls. Rockland Lime. cargo OF
aSss a ' JOHN HAyAAN 4 co, ss Magazias II,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

HYPERION Cry
Monday Evening, May 81, 1852.
Arrived 1853 Beef Cattle 754 Sheep "a Cows and 1856
Calves and Yearngs. There small supply of fine
Texas Cattle selling at 56 with moderate stock of
Western and rough Cattle Prices of Sheep declining
with u fair stock
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREsCENT OFFICE.
Tuesday Morning, June 1, 1882
COTT0N-The sales yesterday amounted to 5000 bales
at steady prices making the business Of the days
ncludng 1900 not reported on Saturday 10000 bales
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION,
inferior. :. ..6AiD7 IMddling Fair ..10AGD10h
Ordinary Fair ............ nominal.
Middng. Mt0835 Idood Fair. nominal.
Good Middling .8Hf010 lGood and Fine. ... nominal
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales. IoJacco, hhds.
Stock on hand Sept.1 1851 .........16S 800 1851
Received since. -. -. ;. L 373933 53Ts4
:. yesterday... 29O2-la70sa5 76=53s6O
1,s02,225 77,731
Exported to date. $40. 1,285362 44,484
:. yesterday..... 166S-12S7.O3O 35r=44499
Stock on hand not cleared. ...... JOS 1922
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NewOrleans Agency Of the Mutual Pro-
lection INSURANCE CT - NASHVILLE, Tenn.
70 This Company will nsnreon nePrinciple, Houses Mer-
candise, against LOSS Dk by FIRE.
Of Vessels Of description he PERS OF THE SEAS
AND RIVERS
" All having their insured in this Institution
entitled full participation in the profits without liability loss
TRUSTEES:
N. Hobson, M. S. Pitcher, Jas Morton IT,,
John Waterz ]. G. Shepherd, D. Weaver,
J. A. McAister, Fl. Douglass, G. P,S Smith,
2. b. West, John Morrow, B. r. Mckenzie,
John H. Ewn, A. W. Putnam, P. W. Nancy,
w. T. Berry, Samuel Seay, A. Morrison
2. s. Hall, ]. B. Knowles, C. y. Hiln,nn,
Alex. Fall, j. B. johnson, Robt. Stewart,
r. F. Bell, A. J. Duncan, W. Pritchard,
L. B. Fe, A. H. Hicks, T. A. Thonss,
A. O. P. NICHOLSON, President.
III. S. PLLcHBR, Vice President.
c. IF. &HAnros Secretary.
LOCAL DIRECTORS:
Thomas X. Price, r. f. Frazer,
Geo. W. West, C. Conner
fy2s1y WIN. A. JOHNSON, Agent as Commercial Place.
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China and GgassaUas.e.

CrOCke7.y, China and Glassware.
I'D r. FELL s. CO., 81 Common street, fsx1
il Neworleans, Importers Dealers. AA
Retail. LAMPS. Plated and Britannia cAsToRs CANDLE D
STICKS. TABLE CUTLERY, JAPANNED WATERS, Etc. -
Goods will be offered low prices and when for the packed
in the safest manner. mh96 1y
II. Il. E. Blanc.
OFFICE AND YARD No. BASIN, CORNER JULIA AND
ST. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS,
T constantly hand ssle price,
BRICKS, WHITE SAND, SHELLS LIME,
OAK, ASH AND PINE WOOD, CHARCOAL, etc. etc.
CLAPBoARDS, SHINGLES AND PICKETs felt
ICe-lce.
NEW ICE HOUSE,
LEVEE STREET nearly opposite Msaara Armstrong, Harris Co.
Steamship Wharf, and
No. 8Ts TCHoUPIT0ULAS STREET,
j. STAFFORD co.
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Mutual BENEFIT Life and Fire Insurance

| COMPANY OF LOUISIANA. =
Incorporated in April ls4 and declared dividend Of 50
cent. TwoY Buainers. .s......
Office, GS CAMP ST. between Gravisr and Common
BUsSKss COMPANY Insurance Only
This being organized Asey the Of the policy
holders their families against and poverty its operations
National Benevolent fnon the
and solid principles and afodng for Email annual paid during
children
w All policy holders Whether Tor life or horter ter who
nue the til DEATH the whole Of the profits Of
the Company.
Creditor nsure the live Of Debtors married
life of her husband the sole bsnft
herself children, the claims crsd!oYs
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LVERPool-Pr ship Living Ages 1858 bales cotton
BoRDEAuXPer bark Wolfe bales So hhd tobacco
llg50O slaves.
HANANAPer brig Mary Elizabeth: bb lard
potatoes, 100 do onions 1856 skis corn, empty bba.
SAN JUAN DE NICAAGUA-Per Friends: Lot of fur
nture and gundries.
MATANZAS-Per schr Victoria: 1000 lumber
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TRUSTEES:
John s. Allison Isaac johnson, Edward Sparrow,
John Hagan, Samuel Stewart, Richard Mccall,
Robert j. Ward E. H. Barton J. Perkins,
Joseph Walker, Vim. Mure. Arnold Harris
~ DIRECTORS:
E. W. sewen, Thos. C. Jenkins, Pr Taylor,
Edw. Jenner Coke, John nj. Curran, g. g. Steever,
NJ. A. Cohen, L. Spanganberg. II. Rhodewald
Samuel Wolf, John A. Deugherty, G. II. Lutherford,
o. WickhAIn, John Claiborne, II. G. Arnistsad,
Geo. ". Smith, N. c. Hall R. Bein
II. @. Heart, Z. H. Wngate.
Epw. CoxH, Vice President
A. J. WKDDxnsURN, H. D., Medical Board Of
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Consultation.
H. G. HxAnrf, Actuary. M NJ CoHzs, Attorney.
Bxrs Magazine street. Medical Examiner,
who will be at the Office daily from halfpast II o2P.h.
By the Charter only e5o0D is taken single life.
T Th Company entertain applications Life
and Policies all sound and healthy White and
Negroes the Table Rates established By the which
than the charged by the NewYork and London Offices without
their restrictions residence the South By the Dividends
Profits declared annually and the profits draw and
available the
where the pnrty has paid his premiuns in full
II California Permits NewYork Prospectus
all information
effect be had al the Office the Company
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges.
~ Office hours, 9 A. Ii. to Pm.
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CERTIFICATE or CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
ToWBOAT pORpOIsE,

BRIDGEWATER PAINT, for which Messrs g.
BoSERT CO. Agents. the hurricane dcf OF The Toweo
POPOSE. months md SPARKs
and CINDERs CONSTANTLY falling upont has had NO EFFECT
WHATEVER.
FED Of i.a possessing all the qualities i
PROTECTION the Of SPARKS md CINpEPS
fdeny the BGEWkTER PAINT for the prrpoz
GsignodS WIN. BROWN Captain Of ro~bo.s Porpc.s.
Esw(reans, December i, 1851.
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kB- ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. mh2a
TyWENTY- FIVE DOLLARS REWARD z
Will be paid for the capture Of the slave IA
R9DA who LEFT my dwelling so Julia ST. on the s Of Feb
like Indian woman with straight hair generally curs
front; about the ordinary height slender built speaks quick when
spoken but plain has She
formerly belonged to sey Jones' Madison county, Miss where abe
has back She much acquainted in the
myll If F. NJ. FISK.
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OST-On Wednesday evening, .@sAA
i Tsis sssei1s iG N fsro Ssesr w
myl SAMUEL WOLFF.
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CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF L0UIsIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had tie LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted With he BRIDGE
WATER PAINT and il thoroughly FLY
opinion with Captain MAGNOLIA, Brown
81 the oRPOSE We cheerrIy recommend ad PAINT 6U
PERiOR ARTICLE.
(sgned) HUGHES, vAILETT 4 THOMAS,
as4Y. Louisiana Dock Yard.
J.. p. WHITNEY 4 CO.,
ri Agents Louidans Dry Dock Co.
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY, June 9. a. oclockp.M.
L'OR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM ~ H.
PMS, sts-Ihs fine passenger steamer sT. ss
the above all intermediate landings
freight passage having apply board
STONE WALWORTH IS Tchouptouhs street.
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Passengers SniIed.

n.yo, Miss McM.nngs John Pisrpont; II; Mrs VOL,
Edmonds, II Norton s Washbprn. Williams. Taylor.
man Miss Bates Mrs Dulles MRS Bennett Mrs Morrison,
peohhsm lady and two children Mr. Austn-iS in tho
sAvSsnAn-steamsAip AIsssms-E Van Van Actys,p ana
rh' ssa. IsI's s%nsn. sGrs%
Henry Deys, II Ger9w. g 9 HYason, Rsy " Hodmsn,
Hsper sham d b Scranton Mrs q Fsie. Mrs Dassr
Miss Brown, Miss III Bisckmer Tuppcr. Waterman
R,cnmcsD &er st Rosnoko-w Hodges. A
nswkins; Nolles6 T,, YOUNG HARDWOOD. Thos
Grin Gr1 Lsas coburn sSu
lady and SON p Hoy and LADY Miss
Gales, lady. child AID servant, W Blaaum Muller
and lady, Coursen lady Miss Huron Mrs wIand
Waller and two children Rees and TWO chdssn. Yom
SSsrt Ws s,,b Erps GeTrss sdy and two
San fRAscseo~BsTi Pa.hander-rirs. c.bin-spen-
Jas nurscyrs ana %Geo S@sI h.iy rsno s
Francis Beapett Miss Miller Chas and Eas Bennstt
second cshin-Ts:%.. BOILING J.mo. no.lins, NJ
Sc.hro s,.aley , Peter 4 Ii.r.e Darius Cock KSon
Booth Tb"s il srowsrdss il shaw Honr sg Hn.s Sos'
Eohert Boyooo ThGs Robertson: -. CUNNINGHAM. yss
.sse sr"soy sS. ua~s VIM cD su r.Jn os.Ss
Ray, John ii smith Dani wrsG, Jas iis mH5.
hndrew Morton, John Ynns,ty, lfush Stewart. Cha
WIN G1..erh.it Jeh. Wilson Robert wilson, n s%sc.
SsSsy Ell Es,ssS WIZ So ran, Gee CIV, hSS: rr:ds
Damon chss nsoth fhos Rich john cssSon. Y w,aa
,s w"i I Ppssr; FIX %ss ":'.g ". a.:
Geo Smith. psvid Fssecr, '7' "'s'"
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:, April Is, JoHy B. ARSoux, in the

Died.
Suddenly. on Sunday April Is, JoHS ARSoux, in the
The friends and relatives Of tho family also the men,
beers Of Pauldng Chapter No. TO- u A. and the United
Association Of Journeymen Marble Cutters and the trade
in general also the First Company Of the Continental
Guard Captain ]. G. Heme). respectfully invited to
attend his funeral tomorrow afternoon at halfpast Il
street, without further invitation His remains will be
taken to New York Bay Cemetery for interment.
On SATURDAY April II, MARY frrzsA only daughter Of
Theophlus Q. and Fitxina II. Callioot, aged year
months and days.
The friends of the family invited attend her fu-
neral, this afternoon. April %. at O'Clock from the
residence of her parents los High street. Brooklyn
On Sunday, April 49, after long and painful illness.
KING wife of Thomas Kecfe in the 23d year Of
her age native Of Newcastle West, county Limerick
Ireland.
Her funeral will take place from her late residence 81
North Moore street of Greenwich street this after
noon, at half past o'clock.
On Monday morning. April 10, ALEXANDER SMIru ma
tive Of Abcrdeenshire, Scotland. aged As years.
Ills friends and acouaintances are Repeatedly invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence 90 Duane
street this afternoon at o'clock His remains will DO
taken to Greenwood for intcrment
On Sunday April l8 at his residence Rockaway. L.
Of erysipelas WILLIAM ROACH aged As years native Of
The friends family requested TO meet the re-
mains at Greenwood Cemetery tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock.
ON Sunday April 49, Many E,z.urrr vito of Theodore
lInmbert and daughter Of VIM. Brumme aged - years
smonths and 25 days
The friends OF tho family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon at halfp past o'clock
from her late residence 81 Reade street.
Tn Monday April 10 Mt the residence of her son in law
Mrs. MARY EAMEs in the ODD year of her age.
The friends Of the family and those Of her in law
James T. Coulter and Arthur Flynn respectfully in
yted 10 attend her funeral from the of Forty
second street and Ninth this afternoon. at 2
o'clock Her remains will be taken to Trinity Cemetery
for intcrmcnt
On Monday, April 10. joins THOMAS, OF David b
and Hannah d. Cunningham. aged years months and
10 days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from the residence of his grandfather
Dir. Jonathan KNAPP 548 Greenwich street this after
noon. at o clock
On Sunday afternoon. Aprn IS. after a short illness
MARY TANNING. aged IS years.
Tire friends Of the family respectfully invited
tend her funeral this afternoon at 5 o'clock from her
late residence, l42 Lewis street
In Brooklyn, on Monday morning April 10, FANNY in
FAINT daughter Of Jesse and Phebe Foster.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at half past
3ocock from l53 Jay street Brooklyn. where relatives
and friends respectfully invited to attend
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KO SSUTH In NEW JERSEY.
HIS SPEECH AT TRENTON.
COMPLIMENTARY DINNER,
&c. &c. &c.
Kossuth IN Burlington.

BURLINGTON, n j., April is, 1852.
Last evening Kossuth addressed at the Lyccum on
the part Of the citizens, by Col Wall the Mayor Kos
suth replied al some length expatatng washngtons
grave which he had visited when he took occasion to
cay that success contributes to greatness and that IL
had not succeeded he would not have been
great would he have succeeded without foreign aid
Kossuth then gave statement q his principles, and
praised the Of New Jersey, and thanked them for
their kindness and hospitality bus hoped they would
eaucdatc their sympathy by practical material and nan
cia aid This evening tho Mayor, James Nj. Qunby
Gen Darcy, and A. c. Pennington arrived here de-
putaton from Newark TO invite Kassuth there and to
make arrangements with him to The time 1t
ranged that he should direct from Trenton to Jer
ecy City Tuesday morning and visit Newark Weanes
day lie was strongly urged to visit Princeton but said
he unable to do account of his arrangements
for Boston
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MARITIMR INTEL ENCE.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 10. 1859.

Cleared.
Ship Southcrner Hooper San Francisco Everett Brown.
Ship st Louis Bunker. New Orleans WIN Nelson.
Bark Alfred (Brem), DE Punt, Bremen. Poppe & Co.
Bark Palmetto, Bell, Galveston, J EIwell II Co.
Bark Augusta stone Savannah, Sturges Chairman Co.
Co,
Brig Zebra, Mitchell, Charleston, Nesmth e. Sons.
sohr Warner Totten, Charleston, MoCready Co.
Schr ii Price, Wheeler, Wilmington, NC, MeCready
Co.
Schr Margaret. WogIsm Petersburg Jas Hunter & Co.
Schr Mary Hildfeth. Terry, New Haven. II Ravens.
Arrived,
Ship Yorktown (Pkt Bradish London and Portsmouth,
March TIL with mdse and passengers TO Grinne Mnurn
Co.
Ship Revenue of Denis) Crowol Loghorn ~ days with
mdso, to Baker. 18th inst OF Georges Banks spoke
brig Shepherd Of and for NYork from Faya The has
been 20 days westward Of the Banks.
Sehr Bees Br, Of Pymouthl Pomeroy Loghorn GO days
with mdse 20 Pastocald March 2s lat & lon 40 spoke
bark LilEard, steering w.
Schr ORR tBr hcMuliin st John. NIB days, with ship
knees to Jesse Pickard.
schr Sarah Julia Perry Attskapas. l6 days, with
Ia stes. 70 Peek & Lyman.
Sehr Senator, Myers, Alexandria days
Schr Galnare, Rosehbrook, Machas, days.
Selr Ivaphoe Gregory, Rockland.
Schr Sea Lion, Brown Rockisnd.
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Passengers Arrived.

IivnnrooL Packet ship Joseph Wslker-Mrs Judith
johnson.
LorDo~.-Psoket Ship Southampton Miller Miss
Minugh, Of Staten Island; II Townsend. Hotoh
kiss, Of New Eaven; Door of Canton Mrs Russ, Mlss
Russ Mr. Powell and lady Miss and Master Powell OF New
York; Ers and Miss Glass, virginia; J But.erworth
Rolleston Brightly, Foster and lady Foster, En-
nevor and lady Miss Emma, Joseph. Lacy. William Henry
Sarah and Hezekiah Ennever Jillson of Providence
Mood Moore, Of England Miss Parker, Miss Parker.
lady
Nrw onLxAss-Bark Nelson Pisce-Peter Colby, samr
Honses, and alcv Wiley.
CARpErAs-Brs Vistor-Geo Ogden
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BATTLE o. LExiNoron-MILITARv PARADE-Y0sterday
being the snnivcrsary Of the battle Of Lexington the
newly organised Division Of City Companies celebrated
tho day by public parade. They were to have been
joined by Henry Wilson. Major General aud James G.
Dimond Brigadier General accompanied By their staff
officers together with the First Second Third and Fourth
Regiments; but the display great measure pro
Volunteers, under tho command Of Col Burnett were
reviewed by the Mayor and Common Council in front of
the City Hail. about three O'Clock in the afternoon The
jackson and Wilson Guards some other DOM pancs
also passed in review and presented fine appearances
The New York Volunteers visited the Broadway theatre
in the evening by the invitation of Mr. Edwin Forrest
and the Manager, Mr.. Marshall The First Continental
Guard, under the command OF Capt Helme celebrated
the occasion by military and civic ball at the Apollo
benefit of Asa Holden, Revolutionary soldier now in
the olt year of his age who in very reduced crcum
stances.
LADIES' PAn.-We understand that tho ladies Of the
Protestant Episcopal Free Church of St. Judo will hold
q Fair at Metropolitan Hail. Wednesday and Thurs
day next for the sale Of useful and fancy articles The
celebrated Infant Drummer" only three and a half
years Of age will appear at the musical entertainment
the evening, for VIII he has kindly volunteered his
services.
WHERE FirrH WARD PoLIcE Mo less than
six burgaries informed, have been committed in
the Fifth ward since Thursday last and the
burglars has been arrested On Sunday night, the
store OF A. A. Rogers, No 400 Broadway WAS entered
and robbed Of between $500 and $500 worth of shoes
CATERS boots, 60 On the previous night the grocery
store of John Little Of Walker and Beach streets
was entered and robbed of $500 worth goods On the
same night the plumbing establishment of Mr. West
Of Hudson and Beach streets robbed of about
$500 worth Of faucets, &C.
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Stock SalAs.

PHLADELrHIA. April l9.-Stock Board-sNO shs Reading
RailIead in lots. 200 DO 8s 100 Penusylyania 6s
Railroad. lazy, 80 Norris Canal ia; % do, lsh Msohs
shs Reading R.iirosd S 100 DO SIX; 40 do ss l4oo
Spring Garden 6s lO shs Nerristowa Railroad i0 .
6s l6 $50 Pennsylvani 5s 81 100 shs Reading Railroad
& ESQ do in lots sS 5000 Reading Bonds 79; 100 shs
Reading Railroad, 20.
b BAITnoaE April H-Sock Board-$soo Baltimore o.
I&O l06 5000 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds 1873.
0' IS shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad timo, 69t
York and Cumberland Railroad, 90
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BUHTUNi April ~
Arrived-ship Columbsns, Apalaohicola April l8,
Georges SW ~ ee the wreck Of vessel partly sunk
ar p2arently broken her mats and sails gside;
saw nest ana number Of empty barrels floating by
her She was Br vessel Of about 800 tons with heavy
cargo board and doubt Immediately broke on
ing the bottom
hso arr. bark Minors Smyrns 10th inst, lat 80 49, lon
o. spoke brig Diamond, from Bristol for altimoro) Br
brig Indus Bonae she escaped going on Cobas-
set rocks at Mlnots Lodge) schrs Grovand
Iarlin, and Independence, Philadelphia
tleared-park Vim Harris, Galveston; brig Tornado
Havana sebr Susan, Gonaives
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LrrTrn FROM Hor. ID. WALLACE or SouTH CARoLIvA.-
he Hon. Daniel Wallace Of South Carolina has written
letter TO James farow member Of the South Carolina
invention which il to assemble. The members OF
his convention II will be remembered when elect
u mostly secessioni-ts also Mr. Wallace The
tier ccommend r the abandonment for the present OF
ho recession scheme and the waiting tle longer, be-
ioro any ecNve mcnsurss are taken Ia that direction
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Married.

On Thursday evening April Is by the Rev. c. II. Fay,
Mr. JANIS CUSHING, Jr., to Miss MARY J. FAIRoHILD.
On Monday. April TO- at the Church OF tho Ascension
by the Rev Mr. Davis. HENRY G. ELwIr, Esq, to Miss
JULIA p YOUNG both of this city.
At Geneva, tho evening Of September "a, 1851 by
the Rev A. II. Conant ADDISON DAsFoRrH. NJ. D.. Of
Geneva to Mrs ELIZABETH Halls, formerly Of New York