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THAkFACNE, FQUAL IN QUALITY TO TUE
~ choicest brands imported, from Ssto $40 per 6oseu
Caret Of superior quality 81 15 81 Der dozen Four
ed. q. q. L. LEpBBRIDGE SO and SO Fulton street.
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LroR sALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED TAVERN AND
Boarding house. on corner almost adaiaug tho hud.
River Railroad depot ndate thirty i've
bcarders Transient dodgers will the the
doing tine business. Apply to kOBiNSON S5 Asssu
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CARGO OF PEA NUTS, at TAUCrIoN.-TauRsDAY
" July 18th, at l2 O'CLOCK ard brig Samuel
lying at pior g. East river the ot $500 bushels
African Pea Nnts from Bathurst. river Gam a. bcg the
finest shpned this in lots to suit
WILMINGTON A. CARTE z, Auetioneer, 81 Dey street.
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[NOR SALE-TaE LEASE FOR THREE YEARS OF A
House of the most desirable locations up Gu,
together With FROM $1,000 to $1,000 worth of furniture
The house has all the no3ern improvements flied
with boarders A. god prices The greater part q the
will be disposed of very Low for cash Address J II. w.
Union ufhee.
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40 Fourth streat. Only 81 500 Of the purchase
requird the balanoe bond rage Possession
s. NJ PARSONS, q Wall street.
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF YORK HERALD.
THE COLLINS sTEAMERs-CURIoUs CONDUCT OF
SPEAKER BoYD--MR KENNEDY NOT SECRETARY or
THE Nhyy--MiNIsTER LAwRENCE-TBE SOUTHERN
WHlGS. ECT.
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A uoTIoN NOTICE -eRocEsIss. WINES. sEcAR

IA &o-Fridsy July 16 los o'clock, at 81 Dcy street.
corner OF Greenwich street general assortment of ret m
groceries in lots to suit buyers ksns Mustard Spices
Mace, Starch Maecaroni Prunos Almonds Currants Nuts
Teas Preserves Pickles Brapdy Cham scgars
bAcoO, 10. WELLINGTON A. CaRTEk, Auctioncer.
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HUMBERT k& KENNY, ,AUCTioNEERs.-EEW AND
IL second hani Furniture Jewelry, &c.-On Friday
morning nt lO o'clock by catalogue in the sales
l72 and IA Fulton street. Brooklyn, rge and excellent
chamber Furniture; rameilei cottage Frrniture n
Hair Paasses and furnishing goods w. tes
eNery &c. Aso, by virtue OF ct attcl morsgave liver
lever and verge Watches Spactaces Gold Pom Pencils,
gold finger Rings silver plated Ware Taole Gut
1ery and quantity Of second hand housch Furniture
sale.
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RUILblNG LOTS FOR ONLY SsO-IN TIE BEAUTI.
- fu village Of Yonkersand two chances to obsaia dvs
ing houses worth $500 each without additiona Three
quarters OF hours ride by the Hudson River Rayosd
only So cash required at the time Of subscribing For
and full partionlars apply to Combs Ncoay
2i4 Grand street. Bowery (oioe open until ocook
~ -
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Y'o BU1LpFRs.-ToR SALE. WITH LIBERAL 10 AES
large rur her of lots locates Fitseuth Thirty
siNtn Twenty streets Third sixth
nod other locations Mono but tuild.
II. G. PIERCE, ugt Brostvsy
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'g'HE CHEAPEST LOT IN MOUNT VERNON VIZ
lave ooailO feet for sale. very steap fftppfed ar
hnpediaiey IS tho owner IL leaving Apply LefGre 10
n. NJ. st No. - Ii tpe1srd etreat.
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EfoR sALE-TuE SLoOP YACHT THOMAS X DO wN-
ing about sixteen tons burhen COPPER fnsteusd. we'll
found and eomtlete in respect o iht draft Of
Lies in Atlantic Dock Brooklyn. WIN DC sold Jain.
Apply to JOHN ROACH, 70 Nassau street New Yo-E.
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SMOKING ESTABLISHMENT Foe SALE DOING At
~ The present tau aest rate husuess IL II ud
tabshed conceTn AddressA d. at the off &C this pap5r
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Baltimore Correspondence.

The Veathr-Arehbishop Kenrick-Demoerat In
sfructions-I The Markets, &c.
BALTIMORE, March 26-5 p. IN.
Quite storm of rain, accompanied by thunder
and lightning, is prevailing at the time write
and may be regarded as an indication that "spring
time" has come in good earnest.
The announcement by the steamer Europa that
Archbishop Kenrick. of Baltimore, but recently
installed to his present high position in the church.
is spoken Of as likely to be appointed to the Bish
oprick OF Dublin, has caused some stir among the
Catholics in this city. He is greatly beloved by his
people, who regard him eminently fitted to sue.
coed in their affections the lamented Archbishop
Eccleston.
The Democratic City Convention last night
adopted resolution instructng the Democratic
senator aud delegates in the Legislature from the
city to vote for delegates to the National Conven-
ton, to represent the Democracy of the State at
large, who in favor Of General Cass as their
first choice for the Presidency.
In the Baltimore mark ct this morning there were
sales Of 2 900 bbls Howard street -four at 81 0G,
the market closing firm and active There nc
change in the price OF grain.
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board, March 20
25 shares Union Bank. 6S
6 shares Mechanics Bank. .............l 75
Is shares Bait. and Ohio Railroad, time. 64s
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FOR RENT-.sTHE PARK.

THIS PROPERTY is on the Seventh Street and
L Rockville Turnpike. just beyond the limits Of
the city. The improvements consist of large,
new, and conveniently arranged brick house, hav
ing front Of seventy feet on the road containing
a spacious dining room, bar-room, parlors, an am
pie number of chambers, kitchen. and cellar. At
tached to the premises bowling alleys, exten.
sivc stabling, and nine Of land, large por-
ton of which is in grove of fine forest trees.
As a CATTLE STAND OR DROVE-YARD
being on the road by which cattle are driven to
Baltimore and other Northern markets, within a
few minutes waik Of the two largest mar kct houses
of the city, and in a ncighborhood where pasturag &c
and water abounds-it has advantages to be found
nowhere else in the District There are scales foI
weighing cattle and hay now on the promises.
AZ SUMNER RETREAT, THE PARK-stu-
ated on the greatest thoroughfarc leading from the
city, Immediately at the terminus Of the contem-
plated Plank Road, (thc contracts for making
which have been already entered into,) and the
only place now adapted to such purpose in the
neighborhood Of the ciiy-will, if properly kept,
become place Of great resort.
For terms apply to WILLIAM H. WINrEa, at the
office of the contractors for erecting the Patent
Office Building, of It'll and F streets, Wash
ington, ID c. Mar 27-u
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ny TELEGRAPH.
Vuginia Democratic STATE Contention

RICHMOND, March % The Democratic Con-
venton s still in session. discussing various pro-
positions. No delegates have yet been elected. II
is however, well understood that those TO be chosen
must go with the National Convention untram
meiled as regards candidate for the Presidency.
What lie termed the "Young Democracy" are in
the ascendant.
IsEcoND DEsPATCH.l
RIcHMoNp, March 26-9 p. m.--The proceedings
of the convention have been tolerably harmonious
TO day. There has been wrangng since the
fret day. The merits of nominees have not been
discussed. but only vaguely limited at. The con-
venton to day appointed fifteen electors with au-
thority to the central committee to appoint two for
the State at large; claiming for the State seventeen
toral votes series of resolutions adopted
The first reassers the principles Of the resolutions of
1898 and '99; the second declares that Congress has
no power to appropriate directly or indirectly the
proceeds OF the sales of the public ands the third
declares against protective tariff; the fourth af
firms that the Federal Government should in its
foreign policy adhere to the xims Of the Father
Of his Country, and the father Of Democracy; the
fifth reafiirms the resolutions of the Baltimore
Conventions of 1914 and rs.
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By O. w. HOTELER, Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

l. Property.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust
from Jno. Walker to the subscriber, dated on the
18th. and recorded on the 9th day of January.
1871, in Liber w. B., No. l3l, folios 2S7, $780, and
$50, of the land records Of Washington county,
in the District Of Columbia, sha offer for sale al
public auction, to the highest bidder therefor all
those pieces parcels VI ground in the said city Of
Washington, known, distinguished. marked, and
laid down on the plat thereof lots numbered .,
6, >, 9. 10, H. ~, 49, IL. Is, l6, IT, in square hive
hundred and fifty five, (555;) the east half part Of
square number five hundred and fifty four, and
the improvements thereon. &c.
Sale to be made on the premises on Wednesday,
the 18th day of April next, at one O'Clock p. m.
One fourth Of the purchase money to be paid in
hand; the residue ia three equal payments, in 8.
IL, and is months, with intsrest from date, to be
secured to the satisfaction OF the trustee.
On a full payment of the purchase money and
interest. valid deed, conveying TO the purchase
purchasers all title and estate vested la the trus
tee, will be executed.
Should the terms OF sale not be complied with
within three days from the day OF sale, the trustee
reserves the right TO rese the property at Public
auction, such credit he may think it, at the
risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser or pur-
chascrs, after one weeks notice, after advertise
ment in some Washington newspaper All con
veyancng to be at the cost Of the purchaser pur
chasers.
JNO. A. LINTON, Trustee.
&. w. BOTELER, Auctioneev.
Mar l7-3iawif
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Obttu nry,


The Philadelphia papers mention the death in
thnt city Of DR.. EDWIN AueusrUs ATLss-and one
who knew the deceased for many years is anxious
10 record, in a few words, his recollections OF n
gentleman whose warmth of heart, whose varied
talents, whose professional skill distinguished him
throughout long career of usefulness, and i'm
parted dignity and secured respect to an old age
which gave no evidence Of decay OF intellect, and
which did honor to human nature by an industri.
Gus chccrfulness, an enlarged sympathy, and an
unfailing charity to all around.
DIR. ArLRx was born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
on the 10th OF November, l776, and was, at the
time of his death, in his 10th year. He was grA-
dua.e of Dickinson College and Of the Medical
School in Philadelphia, where he was pupil OF
the late vcncratcd DR.. Barton. He pursued his
profession FOR nearly half century in Philndel-
phia. and was distin guishcd for his skill and his
upvarying kindness TO the afflicted Few men
read more than be; and he was master Of other
modern languages than our own, and the classics
also he extended bic studies into the archives Of
his favorite science, wherever II was pursued with
knowledge, and bad recorded lie practice.
DR.. ArLrR was Of q very ardent disposition. lie
did nothing at halves. "whatsoever his hand found
to do he did with his migbt'' and the samc warmth
Of temperament which gave usefulness and vigor
10 his youth and manhood, was apparent in his old
age, ensuring cheerful temper and constant sym
patby with all around him, and attracting to him
the aTcc,ionate respect OF tbosc that came within
the influence OF his benignant disposition
Science has lost friend, learning an advocate,
and benevoicnoe a true exponent, in the death Of
DR.. ArLpa But he had discharged the dnies Of
life, actively and passiyely. lie had done what
humanity suggested, and had done it cbccrfully,
and be had borne what humanity imposes, and
md in he n N
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From New Mexico.

The San Antonio Ledger has received advices
from Santa Fe to the LIST of February, and from E
Paso to the 18th.
General Condo, of the Mexican Boundary Com
mission, died at Arspi, in the month Of December
Major Bartlett, of the United States Boundary Com
mission, severely attacked by sickness at Sante
Ond, and was conveyed to Urcs, q healthy point in
the lower part of Sonora. He was confined to his
bed for two months with the typhoid fever. On the
seth November, 1851. he was thought to be conva
lescent. II ia said that as his health would
permit, he would go to the Gulf of California, and
there take vessel for Washington, D. c.
The members of both commissions have suffered
much from sickness They have had fevers and
some cholera.
The frontier at and in the vicinity Of Ell Paeo is
in a distracted state for the want of protection.
Many and bitter complaints come from that
quarter.
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length forced to withdraw the protection with
which it shielded some persons.

length forced to withdraw the protection with
which it shielded some persons.
Prussia
Mr.. Barnard, Ambassador Of the United States
at berlin, is gonetO Naples, where he will stay two
or three months; during his absence, Mr. Fay, fret
secretary to the American embassy, will take the
functions of charge d'sffares.
SARDINIA.
The accounts from Piedmont. and the late
speeches held by the Ministers in the Chambers ia
support Of the law the press. and in fact all
the principal acts OF his session. show that the gov
dangers by which il 10 surrounded. and to avoid
compromising itself with the dcspotic countries on
which Sardinia borders.
ROME.
The liberation Of the Sandman government with
regard to the establishment Of Protestant places OF
worship within its dominons, has greatly ncensed
the Roman Catholic prelacy, and there exist vari-
Qua and manifold causes Of disagreement, which
will be found difficult to adjust, between the two
countries.
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DEATH OF MEMBER OF THE MARYLAND LEGIs-
LATunE. 1t will be seen by the proceedings Of tho
Legislature that Henry McEIfresh. esq, who was
elected few weeks ago rs member Of the House
of Delegates from Frederick county, died yesterday
morning at Annapolis, after short illness. The
House, after the adoption of the usual resolutions
Of respect to the memory of the deceased, adjourn
ed until Monday next.--Bah. Patriot Of yesterday
The Who STATE COMMITTEE has been organ
ICED by the election Of William s. Patten, chair
man, Henry Howard, secretary, and James #
Rhodes, treasurer. Communications may be ad-
dressed TO either Of them. The head quarters will
be opened in day or two.
Precedence Or. ~ Journal.
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AUCTlON.-On Monday afternoon, March
29h, at O'Clock, the PREMISES shall sell the
chase at twenty cents per square foot: Five very
eligibly located building lots, subject TO the an
nual ground rent of forty nine dollars each; being
subdivisions OF original lots No. and 1, in equare
No. 81 fronting on the north side of street. be-
tween 9th and 10TH -Four OF the lots have front
OF "a feet, and one IS feet with depth of l59 feet
to 30 feet alley; presenting one OF the best and
most central locations for the erection of block Of
desirable dwellings; or the whole (having front
OF l22 feet) making valuable site for church.
any other public building, its proximity to the
Patent Office, General Post Office, and Pennsyi-
vania avenue, renders il very valuable.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in equal in
stalments OF one and two years, with interest, sA-
tisiactorily secured. JAS. C. MEG UIRE.
Mar lS-codts Auctioneer
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Don LIVER OIL.-The of Cod Liver Oil
~ in all cases of coughs and chest diseases gen.
orally, has been attended with great success, and
the Oil ia now regarded one Of the most valuable
articles in the whole Materia Mcdica Bss's Com
pound Cod Liver Oil Candy contains the medical
properties of the Oil highly concentrated and com
bined with other soothing and healthful ingredi-
ents, forming the most sure and pleasant specific
for throat and lung complaints now extant.
b. X. BLlss & HAVEN, Springfield, Massachu-
setts, sole Proprictors. For sale by
Il. d. GILMAN, Druggist
Mar 23-6t Wholesale and Retail Agent.
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00-Washingt0n City Union Missionary and
Tract SOciety.--The annual meeting of this So
ciety will be held on Monday night, March 20. at
the Presbyterian Church Four and a. half street
The exercises will commence at II O'Clock. and
consist Of Report from the Executive Committee
and appropriate Addresses from Rev. J. L. BUR
ROWS, Of Philadelphia, and other distinguished
gentlemen.
The public are affectionatey invited to attend.
Z. RICHARDS, Secretary.
Ma
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gems of thought and beautiful sayings were scat.
tered and lost.
Mr. Tucker followed Mr.. Bedinger in few re-
marks.
The convention then adjourned to meet again at
| O'Clock.
We were prevented by other engagements from
attending. but we learn that when the convention
reassembled it addressed by Mr. Timothy
Riyes, Lieutenant Governor Lcake and Mr. Wise
The latter gentleman spoke an hour and half,
chiefly in vindication Of his political consist
cncy and the administration of John Tyler
The convention then adjourned over until 7
o'clock.
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FOR LIBERIA.

CoLoNrzATioS ROOMS,
WAsHISeToS, March 10, 1852.
THE NEXT EXPEDITION fov Liberia will sail
l. from Baltimore on the first dny of May. Per
sons who may desire 10 emigrate at that time will
please give ssm ed,ais notice and will make their
arrangements to reach Baltimore on the 10Th
3Oth April
Letters for the United States squadron on the
coast of Africa, for citizens of Liberia sent to
this office, postage paid, will be forwarded.
w MoLAlN,
Mar 10 Sec. Am. Col Soc
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Mar 27-S&M

Or Public Temperance Meeting,-Crystal
Fount Division, Nos, Sons of Temperance, will hold
public Temperance Meeting in commemorntion
next, (2S,h instantly at Temperance Hall, at half
past O'clock, p. m.
Members of the Order and the public are invited
to be present. Distinguished speakers are engaged.
By order: S. PARKER,
March ~ Recording Scribe
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UPERIOR FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES, sc.
WILLIAM r. PRINCE & CO.,

Flushing, Ne,c York,
OFFER. among other stock, TEN THOUSAND
" PEAR TREES, five to eight years grated
of extra large size, being Standards and Pyra
mids on Pear and punoe, and TWELVE THOU
SAND CHERRIES, three to five years, and extra
large size, being Standards and Pyramids, the
latter on Mahaleb.
They guarantee these Trees 10 be greatly r,,peior
10 any that can BE- found eisetphert.
Alec, extra sized APPLES, OUNCES, and other
Fruit Trees, and an immense stock Of large Orna-
mental Trees, Evergreens, &c.
rivslled.
Priced catalogues sent to postpaid applicants.
who enclose stamPs. Mar 24-dlw
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LIrrALL's LIVING AGE-No. 4II--Iag OTIS.

LtTThLL'S LIVING AGE-NO. 4Il--l@l OTIS.
CONTENTS.
/. Carlyle's Life of John Sterling-BritisA guar
fery Repie,c.
3 Gutzlaf's Life Of Taou- kwang- Spectator.
g. Foreign Refugees in England Times.
l. MISUNDERSTANDING Chronicle.
s. Johnson Jex, the Learned Blacksmith Nor
folk Ners.
Alfred Augustus Fry-Sun.
7. The Two Isabels, by Mrs s. c. Hail. Shapes
Magazine
8. Nathaniel Hawthorne New Monthly Maya
zine.
Life and Letters of MISUNDERSTANDING.
10. Visit TO the Emir' Of the Druses, by the Cor
respondent of the Morning Chronicle.
Maya zine.
II. Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli-Ath<-
nleum
49, My Travelling Companion Chamber. Jour
nal.
H. Poetical and Dramatic Works of Sir E. Bull.
wer Lytion- Examiner.
Ia Letters of Percy Bysshe Shelly Examiner.
With Poetry, Short Articles, and Notices of New
Books.
Nj- Commencing new volume.
WAsHINGToN. December u, lS45.
OI all the Periodical Journals devoted to Litera-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared to me to be the most
useful II contains, indeed, the exposition only Of
the current literature of the English language, but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension,
includes portraiture of the human mind in the
utmost expansion Oft present age.
J. q. ADAMS.
Published weekly at Sc year by
E. LlTTELL 4 Co, Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHILLlNGTON,
Corner of Penn. avenue and - street.
Mar 2a-dtw&wlw
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DIED,

In Baltimore, the 25th instant, at the residenc,
Of Bishop WAUGH. KATE. only child of w. b
WAUoH, of this city, in her ninth year.
The funeral will take place from the Washing.
ton Depot, at ii O'Clock a. m. to day, the 9th.
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p. j. STEER, MERCHANT TAILOR,
Eighth street, Third Door from the AVenu

HAS the pleasure to notify his customers, Mem
IL bers Of Congress, citizens, and strangers so
journng in Washington. that he has just retur ned
from the North with full and superior stock OF
GENTLEMEN'S SPRING GOODS. The stock
embraces many new and very beautiful styles OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vesuings, &C., elegantly
adapted to the senson, quite too numerous to par
tcularize, which it will afford him great pleasure
to show to all who favor him with call; all Of
which he is prepared to make up in style of ele-
gance unsurpassed, here or elsewhere.
Also, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING ARTI
CLES-Such a. fine dress shoulder seam Shirts, a
new patented article, warranted to fit better than
any heretofore out; Stocks, Cravats. Scarfs, Ties,
Collars, Gloves, Hand ter chief, &c, in great
riety. and Of the best styles and qualities.
Mar27-3taw3wif Union.
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NJ EW SPRING GOODS FOR GENTLE
IN MEN.-The Subscribers have just opened a
full assortment Of the latest styles of French
Cloths, Cassineres, Vestings, Sc, adapted TO tue
wants Of gentlemen for the approaching season,
among which they cnumerate-
10 pieces extra superior black French Cloths
do medium quality do do
do superfne blue do
do low-priccd do do
l5 do fancy-colored French Cloths. embrac-
ing great variety of beautiful shades
20 do new style Spring Cassimcres
10 do very fine black French Doeskins
25 do very rich fancy Silk Vestings
do very rich and heavy blk Satin Vestings
80 do new style French Marscilles do
10 do very fine plain and figured white do
Also, great variety of Gloves. hall. Hose. Sus
penders, Crnvnts. Stocks, Silk, and Linen Cambria
Handkerchief, Silk and Gauze Merno Under
shirts and Drawers, &c, to all Of which the atten
ton of those wishing to make their spring pur-
chascs is respectfully invited.
Mar 23-4wif HOOE. BROTHER & co.
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Markets.

New YoRK, March 26.-Flour is more active
Saes Of 900 bbls. at 81 ~ 81 Sc for State, ano
81 81 a 81 433 for Southern.
White wheat los cent?; red 81 80 cents Sale,
of 5000 bushels white corn at So cents.
Sales of meas pork at BIT 49, Lard 81 a 10 cents
Cotton dull, with declining tendency.
Whisky q cents.
St0ekx.-Sales Of United States 6's, 1867, at lit,
a ll7a; Canton rs; Erie S42
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Sefi0us dccidenf.

CUMBERLAND, March 26.-Mr. Alexander Cor
choran, superintendent on the railroad, was sc
riously, if not fatally injured. by the explosion
two kegs of powder, fixed for blasting rock. HI
was blown sixty feet in the air, and had his arm
broken, besides being otherwise dreadfully in
jured. His situation ia very critical.
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CARUSl's SALOON.

LECTURES on the Political History of Europe,
II from 1914 to the present day, by DR.. G. c.
HEBBE.
Monday and Wednesday, March 30 and 81.
Admittance % cent? for Gentlemen. Ladies'
free. Tickets to be had at Taylor Il Maury's
Bookstore, and at Carusi's.
Lecture to commence at 7! O'Clock.
Mar 26-FriM&W