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United States NIaiIs-south Carolina.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails the United States from July
1853 July 3d. 1885, inclusive the following iocte IN
Office Department city Of Washington, until g.
April 1885, decided the 3Oth of April 1888
No. a46 From Yorkve by Hickory Grove, Harmony Boydton
Cherokee roa Works, Coopersvie, Dratpnsyiie, LIME
Spring. Thickety Fork, -our.ie, and Hurricane 10
spartanbursh T. H. South Carolina, So miles and back
three week;
Leave Yorkvie every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
p.
Arrive al spartanburgh c. II. next days by J. p m.
Leave spartanbugh O. H. every Tuesday Thursday, and
Saturday at 6, al M;
Arrive Yorkvile days by 8, a.
bid embracing conditions TO be
the department deem
proper general mail dated February
lass. s. ID, HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
PosT oyyIcE DEPARTMENT, March 3, 1858.
March 5-law4w
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ERENCH's HOTEL, corner Of Frankfort street and
City Hall square, opposite the City Hall and Psh F"sntan
York city, built opened The subscriber, May y,
$780, furnished is5a He trusts that for
vensnoe elegance and he surpassed IN
hotel this
all OF which warmed gratis They all
up which supplied with Gro
plated cocks There but bed IN
The han. and closets moor viii be Ia with
hotel conducted European plan
and meals be ordered ths spacious
reectory the Immediate vicinity
s.-,re.. and the principal places Of amusement
Deca an r.
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New YoRK, March IS-The stock market to-day closed
du-sales United STATES 6 1867, liza offered Cation,
2sa a decline Erie, S5i Nicaragua, sedj Morris ca
nal 20t Erie convertibe- 95I Norwich and Worcester,
no sales; Slonipgton, 55t Cumberland COAL 500; Cary
Improvement IL offered. Money is stringent Exchange
on London, a 81 premium.
PHILADELPHIA. March Tsp. m.-The stock market IS
auie-United States g. 1857 l9i; Pennsylyan'a bs y
offered Flour dul-sales of 500 b6s al - 81 81 81
Rye -four SO 81. Corn meal So Sales Of 5000 bu, bet
wheat Al 40 ll2 for choice red white liz ITO
cents, Sales 1000 bushels at 81 50 cents for white
and IS 90 Gems for yellow. Oats, i3 Al cents Rye ~
cents. Cioverseed, So Is SO 81,
Nyw ORLEANS March I6-Saes OF II 900 bales OF cot
,o,-niddng Orleans. 90 10 cents. Prices steady Stocs,
exclusive Of shpbo1rd, 5000 bales Orleans sugar. ID
cents.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

SPnINGrIELD March H-About IL o'clock to-day as an
elderly female. named Sally Coon crossing The rail-
road track near Northampton, she and killed
by the downward train.
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Nv J. @. MCGUIRE, Auct,onser.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE containing a3s acres OF hne
IA $50 cleared and under good fence large
dwelling, containing ten rooms and suitable out
budng sad land IS finely umbeed, having 3o0 hundred
The farm lies in Prince Georges county, Ma
rylsnd mites from Piscatawhy.
II Terms made
particulars inquire Of James Mcclure Edmund
Hon Washington. II the farm be not soid
privately Friday 25th, viii then be sold at anctos on
which time much personal properly viii Aiso ba
negroes hired for the remaining part Of this year
J. q. MCGUIRE,
Mar nd Aucuonser.
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Proposals for finishing Portland Harbor Bre"ksva'er
Maine.


FservrrH DEPARTMENT,
Washington February p, 1888
THE Gaping viii be extended loo ret
wards Ferry 100 towards the harbo channel VIII
split laid t1ihoot MORTAR IN two courses
height The lower course VIII he formed o. ~o ao
than 2fee wide passing enneV
through wall Alternating other hsad~rs, esch et
In the second or TOP course @
and ~ feet long rpechs1'
which this wall IL 70 stand WI .oe
points in order 10 secure MN
Al the for this purpose-f W ot ~
may breakwae ~ such Pohi Ms me
intending engineer my direct .u u,aus A., s,rnr
The stones The feet Of the Gaping ws snou
secured ,ouehsr dors and dnwei. ffoP of
building The wall ~ hta PFC per aa
ming foot, be this ONCE uau he 'o "s, loS
The work must executed in manner SATISFACTORY 70 e R'eh
me Officer in charge 40 h,YS ,.,.,,y e.,
o. ,hs ~ ,msaon direct TO Breve Major q. a. Tower,
bn's" '''''s ~''' 800 JOS. q. TOTTEN,
prevet Brig General and Colonel Engineer
,u.,,,a In IN. Republic, n,eltrenc-r, and Union Wash
pe.o, Couer Portland Advertiser Fortisnd,
daily cspy o. eacn ppe. oon""R e A"'1
,.emsr, 10 he sent to engineer department
2-d2w
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EDUCATION OF IMBECILEs.-JAs. =, RICHARDS hs
u located his school for the OF children Of
development IN Germantown,

EDUCATION OF IMBECILEs.-JAs b. RICHARDS hs,
located his school for the education OF children Of slew mental
development IN Germantown near
PHILADELPHIA.
Thnse WIN become with Mr. Richards mode Of
treating this cis children will testify
done in his condition
beity and solid docy intelligence and
sons thirg which bu few thought beyond the
| resch Of human thbt
In Europe MI r. similar which
OF early training, OF
idocy Since he has had
Renee of than reaching tins class Of unou
/ mates.
Please address DB~yn Pash drug
| of sth and Arch Ph,Isdeirhis.
In Philadelphia he has the pleasure Of referring
The Ri Rev Bishop Potter, Thomas &, Rirkbride, NJ D.
| Rev Albert Rsrns, Prof Geo. v. wood, NJ n.
| Hon. Judge Kane, Pref Samuel jackson, NJ n.
| Hon. Judge Stroud, Prof Tho.. D. Mutt,f, M. ID.
| Hon. Henry d. cilpin, Alfred L. Elwyr Nj
In Washington, he will refer 10 his ffieeds--
| James HAMILTON, Miss Doroshca L.. Dix.
Hon. Horace Mann,
| MM0-dm
BROOKS .rest Exhibition Prize rhr-ad-The sub
ID receiving supplies Of this Superior
manufactures exclusively from s-s Island coon which
hey eucei any 10 msrsst -ttt
STRONG SMITH 25 William street,
Asenu Ia Ns~ York.
LEWIS \ Co, Sc Market street,
Assntsi in Philadelphia
wArERsros, FRAY co, Federal sweet,
Agents In Boston
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THIS machine scknoedred
or to that other sewing machine invented,
of it
ohespnes weighs about rs lbs. and from so5
silk well linen, wooien, and
child ~ years
aud rapidly, without OF ri
the work than 20
he done hand.
independent Of each ohero that
sti holds good snd unlike
machine
peculiarly adapted family and plantation
kinds of sewing and when known win be
hsrnihe. and plantations.
The Avery sewing Machine Company perfected their
and
number 81 machines the shortest notice Order.
CHARLES NETTLEFoN, ISL Broadway New York. viii
sfen'ion.
23--d6m
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEW BRUNSWICK

BosToN March IL Adviees have been received here Of
fire at ST. Andrews, New Brunswick. by which eight
stores dive ugs the south side OF Water street
cupied by Messrs C. Bradley, c. Hathaway, and ID +
Wardeil were consumed. The loss is not yet known
There is insurance. however, on the property for
$4,000.
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Tern. third the balance and twelve
for which the chaser, will be Required
and by deed Of trust ssussc
Terms be complied with within three
resod the and
An deeds Of the purchasers
J. n. u SMITH, Trustee.
March I'D JAS. &. MCGUIRE, huctoneer.
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LoR three story brick dwelling
D. c. on Bridge, between Market High hni~hed in
the best style, and hutof the best .es lot ssoed Of
about square feet through els
stable, carriage house. wood house, hc.
Any one 6esra n purchase rrernses
application TO George NJ sooon and Bridge
sire
Terms One third cs.hi the balance g. a. and - rcn,h
sNyuER
Exchange Broker. Hotel su,dins- we-hrs,on O.
JsnN Nd
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Bosros. March IL This morning as Benjamin Howard
and his son. OF No "a Central Wharf, merchants were ii
ding towD the horse took fright, and both gentlemen
were thrown from the carriage. Mr.. Howard, jr, is
thought be fatally injured, and his father seriously hurt
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CINCINNATI MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

CrscIxNArI, March 1.-THE approaching municipal
election excites great interest The Catholics are making
great efforts secure division Of the school fund.- and pol.
ics is, in u great measure, lost sight OF.
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LIBEL CASE DECIDED.

New York, March ls.-The jury to-day in the of
Edwin Forrest the tsgedan, Fuller editor Of the Mir
or rendered verdict Of guilty. awarding $3.50 damages
Tor the complainant
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nv j. q. MCGUIRE. Amoslonesr.

Ny u. q. MCGUIRE. Amcuonesv.
Two VALUABLE FARMS At AUCTfUN.-By virtue Of a deed
Of u..t from John suusn TO the sub.oibs bearing date As
1912 duly recorded in be A. g. No g. oios 49, 70,
Washington shall sell
public auction pr.-- Tuesday as at ococs
called and known by the Of Pa.
Cleaning lying and being the county OF Wash
District Columbia, and containing hundred
less.
called OF For
and being partly Washington In the
OF Columbia and partly in Prince Georges county in The
hundred
rood twenty three perchss, more or less
sdjoin farms OF Mrs. Brent Mr. Gibson, and
Young and Handsomely situated well sneed has excel
buildings with good meadow land
wsered mill The Land Is ahuod~nty
supplied rood within ~ miles OF tho CaPioi
the road TO Alexandria.
Onurb cash the residue In - le and - months
interest," and secured by deed Of trust
~ complied with within 1--WE dsys
properly re.od The risk and Of the purchaser
WIN. X HOWARD, Trustee
Doc o5-aoswAs. u JAS. q. Mcguire, Auponeer
ny- Tbe Abcv. sale - further pcstponed untl We'd
ne.dsy, March ., same hour and place. JAS q MCGUIRE
FGh-o-Ads Aact,oneer.
6S- Tn. sbov. sale r. further postponed unul Frs-
day, Aprl 4. same hour and place. JAs O. MCGUIRE
Mar is-aawha. Ascsonecr.
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HALIFAX March 1.-THE bill ohartefing the opposition
telegraph company designed break up tho
existing between the present companies and the New
YORK. press been defeated In the Nova Scotia
house OF representatives by vote OF o. 10 IT,
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novEMryr, or rus srEAnEn pEvAsrArroN.

New York, March II -Advices from Pon Royal, March
18th, state that the English steamer Devastation had
arrived there that day from the Bahamas. she made
no report OF the difficulties at Truxilio Honduras in
which she was represented having taken prominent
par
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CoNGREss having recently amended The providing for the
moya Of thu Red tvu rat me advertise meats la-e
subject been Withdrawn and the following
,uted in their ST ad'
REMOVAL or RED RIVER RAFT.
will he received the War Department. unit, the h
the obsruciions Red rivsr
and free from obstruction by rats for sies Of one more
Each bidder viii propose keep
obstruction thereby fos specified period io
proposes co,upls,s
The IT. d as n. s " s
OF free om obstruction r the -a'd and the
s,asd with hi. and with III. sscury offered sy
who shall said and tn keep the river
The required bond soooo
good suretes each for The Of so conditioned for tbs
with his proposals the OF the whom h.
su,eus- and decsauon signed BY them viii
ola district juds, Of the United States for the sa,e which
sr hem worth over add above al ,he debts and
liabilities No bid viii be examined unless these conditions shs be
complied with
Of 500 coo appropriated object $50
shall be paid The work Of removing The ran advances. follows.
been removed The shall be inspected oncer
pointed by the w Depanen snd it shall appear that such !.
Of 1900 the portion removed shall he.r ,e entire rs
whole wo, The remaining $50 900 win be paid n equal an
nus ns,aisu corresponding number with the number
ton open psnen, Judge
Each bid he for the whole Ia of the
. s. o,spo. pa,op. os % !.
Ths proposals viii be addressed The UNDERMINED marked
the envelope, Proposals for removing Red river rsnm
coOn. Corps TopoVpbicai Engineers.
An paper published the former Advertisements
this subject hereby authorized 10 publish TINS. and addition
Washington Arkansas twenty times daily and then twice week
until lst April
paper advertising will send Of The containing
the advertisement
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nON'T FORGET y SNYDER, Jr.'s, wine Store, Phil
a6~irhis, snd bauo~ {" fs's
siy, and and them early delivered - ,o", no.
Washington, re. m freight by "Adsmss srPrsss rr Torrp'
:" " ksIpERr, rhiiass'psis.
JssA-A1
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ARRIVAL OF THE OHIO.

New York, March lS-The steamer Ohio, with a large
number passengers, SPECIE and the California mails, Is
ancho ed below She brings, however, no later advces
from California.
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Proposals for a Drcdge Tug-Boa and scows, or for
Dredging by Cubic lard, I'm the Savannah
river, Georgia.
EsofskKR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, February %, 1883.


EsofsnKR DEPARTMENT, ..
Washington, February %, 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received al this once until the
Jun March ss ns sn ana one r Boat AND four
scows, all 10 be OF be., materials a-.,--5,
The be capable OF raising and delivering into
cubic yards bour Or 900 cubic ...a. !. a,
D.i ana s nd a msed the Gsp 4 water ,Syss
feet 2 gssn fee, al low sa,s according to se1 So s IN :.
substantial manner asa hs engine. must os 70 &
,y e winch e. Rp.d 70 % hs be .sss
o'sr accommodation provided ir Twelve men, ,s c IN
must be delivered savannah Geos WIN ana %.en,sp
IN eomle WORKING order and hs on w s's I'M s Ss ~
o, ,h+ may be .ppou'sa
expense such part OF the savannah nver
2. gs =, s n, me which s must
he satisfactory and concerning TO The
The tug must a.o be substantial
10 be w ,sn sa 's ). %h
cedar Locust. her pl.n. Of the best south
upper painted with three TO have two
De easie o. bns aa,e sy and running
TO strain The tug mus, BE furnished -s com
o.es.. s.3V%s ~ her To- 1S %. sa."s..
width TO have wei. ,hy az Zee, BY iop and e'o.ed
VITA tvs yv 'mns 'hs bottom q ns ~ s ~ Nv az inch viii.
securely stepped auhea best three inch south
eaa .. s ss s.
TN. rs sa Of each .o mus, sep
they Inspected and tested " above
prescribed received when the conuseor VII be paid N I'VE
distinctly principle 10 construct the ma
chine the patrntse whefner similar ms
chine subjected % .l and 80 whers ana
depth which raised nsas ~ pr
on r. ca. p bad ,.s % A.
tails Of sso the Of the engine for dvns bs
the cylinder and length Of stroke Of the pson sra
the Of under which The engine ordinarily wors
pacs.ss may oh,aned BY corresponding with Lieut.
The dredging % ), done in the ssvsnssn river
pay .,t~o po'nt known the Wrecks. and "o.rasn s.ms
short distance further the river The soun, BE- dedsed from
the bar. mentioned Is about cubic YARDS The material
from eighteen feet low The dredsed matter
be removed pon in ihe vr distant from the bars Two hunoa
6neen hundred yards and then let the again By open
ns Of the To be taken 70
materials shore pope.
the for the nlling ,h.s furnished.
Sealed proposals WI, be received above m dr.drns y e
yard removed rom inc w" -"
contractor 90 unssn csseW
boat us and .cow at his erpen.e 70, ~. No
agent government, the m'eus 20 De degosd
such pon b. may indiesie within M m ,n., 800, ~ hs
government IL charge Improvement viii ersmnc detail
me operation. ooen IS may be "s
sds from tins 10 time in the psoFrs
work s..es upon cs =" The value n. wo Sons | ),
retained in the hands o. me government agent se We
who contracted for removed, when the suns retained
Fnsr particulars may by corresponding Lieut.
J. ., eiiursr, corps Of engineers sav.rn'h eso,gs,
Brsvet RvG Gen. and toionei fnsineers
nston savannah Republican, ssvsnn.h inquirer
and Daily News Phisd.phia courier and Enquirer, aud Erp
two w.-s. on. copy II ..eh paper con,snne The sdv.n
TO be sent, the Engineer DEPARTMENT
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1T
PRICE REDUCFn-ADMrssIoN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THIS MISSISSIPPI
THIS mssninceo, painting and best Of panoramss hss
never n~en exhibited m his rhiadephs IN
der 70 give all an opportunity the price o sdmi-sion during the
p~eseni we~k w he y Children
under ~ cents Doors
NOV aTk,
l9-d6
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nn " n GIBBS. DENTIST, ~ St, near P.nn.yfvsn,s
II .venu. once, Mcrhns building, AZ stree,
97-d2ws
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n n, CLU<KY, Architect and Civil Engineer, has re-
W cd hi. oes Dpv.s building north side Of Psnn
vsna avenue, between AZ and 9th streets yf
r-k " dim
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover stree Boss0nt by
tSs Rice R~hn essry Furnished
the travelling public,
D~a Idly
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VIRGINIA MILITARY LAND wARRASTs.-Tbe I'M
d.vsned viii pay highest for Virginia military land
scrio and warrants. EVANS n FAINT,
- AZ nd
Feb Ieamdhw 18Th street. opposite Treasury Department
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q. A. Mesror. y ~ WrLsos,
MORTON A WILSON wholesale dealer, in imported vines
br.nde. s cigars, 40 wssr street, oeorseo~n D. O.
peA I7-Alm
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DEATH OF A JUDGE.

HARrFoRD, (Con) March lS-The Hon. Andrew Jud
son. United district judge for Connecticut, died las
night
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MARKETS.

NEw ORLEANs March Hex Governor Isaac Johnson,
OF Louisiana, died suddenly on Tuesday morning.
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&MH
IN Monday, March ~ The passenger uains viii be
" rum fpowsi
Leave Washington AT g and 8, a. m, ~ and 5,
On Sundays at g. q. and 5 J.
Leave Baltimore ~ and Q, a. m. ~ and 9 70,
On sunday at AZ, a m, and 81, p.
The h and an baltimore, and the second and
trains. stopping only
IN napoii. and Washington Junction stations.
saturday farther than Phil
.delphia he one N Sunday morning only 10 Baltimore,
Throueh CLERKS TO Phiadelpha and New
York viii be given by trains leaving M and ), m except
on Sunday morning.
- T. II. PARSONS,
Mar l5-aa Assu.
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rONGREss amended the providing
heretofore
subject been Withdrawn and the following
IN :
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To inserted in the nteg Rrphic, and Urcp, Wsh
savannah Republican Savannah Inquirer
and Daily News Phsdsphis courier ard Eoa"sr aud Ers
New York Wing Troy ~ Y Boston Courier, Boston daily ot
we-ss ~ each containing the sdversen
TO be ssnt to the Engineer DEPARTMENT
Mno-d2w
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by J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionser.

TRUsTEE's SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN
improved properyBy virtue Of deed ouurt from the a
Colouei Bomord OF james
Mcclure, Thursday, March 2i at oepck the fol
| lowing described property
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A.o FIVE full very heavy oil cloths from
ted Rolls Sons London, which will be
.rv and sb.ped hal
To respectfully invite he arsnon purchasers
Mar 10 Republic. HOoE, RRo, n 90.
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pEArH OF -Rx-e5vERNoG IssAc JOHNSON.
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Sales To-Day.
BY E. N. sTRATrON, Auctioneer.
By J. @. MCGUIRE, Aue tioneer,

GOVERNMENT sALE-on saturday morning, March 10, At 10
VI O'Clock, Of large guam
w velvet aud esmbhc used but once for dfapne
Capitol in mourning
Is glasses
Tenders, spttoons
Shovel and tongs, &C.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Mar I'D hueiopoer,
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roLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GUARD, VEST, AND FOB
VI CHANs,-on saturday, the 18Th instant, at O'Clock,
the OF
avenue large and splendid assortment
Cold hunting lever and ene wuicx, Of the most approved
NAL
Cold guard, vest, and fob chains
90, several fine silver watches,
Any wishing purchase fine watch viii do well to al
GREEN h SCOTT,
Mar I'D Aucuonects,
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NY CoNsULsIiIP, by q. Edwards L~ster-2 vols
nj The Land of Cp-ar and Doge by William Furnss
The New Continent Government Expedition
by Lieut.. Gee. NJ. Coyocorssses ". 3. navy vol.
Australia and Gold Mines vol with by n.
Jameson
The Character John Baps by Rev. William
Duncan, NJ A.
The Hspoleon Dynasty, History the Napoleon Family
Man I'D VRANcK TAYLOR.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-14
California News.

The steamer nlineis arrived yesterday
morning in New York.
The amount of specie brought by her on
freight and in the hands of passenger
amounted to 100000.
Another earthquake occurred at Acapul-
co on the 18th, doing considerable damage.
A British sloop of war was at Acapulco.
bound for Panama, with $500, 900 in gold.
The news Of the result of the Presidential
election had been received, and caused
great excitement The democrats fired
salute for every electoral vote received by
Gen. Pierce. The news was soon spread
by special express to the mines and all
parts of California
At Mariposa -four was selling at $50 per
Dbl; at Shuster city, it was reported as
selling at So per pound and at San Fran
cisco on the 18th, it was held at S;35 per
Dbl. In consequence of the high price of
flour at the mines, the miners were sustain
ing on beef and potatoes. Much distressed
prevailed.
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MARRIED.

On the 9th of January, by the Rev. Mr.. Watson,
Lieut. w. A. NIMMO, of the U. s. Army, to Miss CO.
RA MARBURY, Of Prince Georges county Maryland
On the 9th instant, by the Rev MIR. Cox, JOHN G.
DEEBLE, to Miss MARY JANE CARROLL both of
this city.
In Richmond, Virginia, Wednesday, the 5th
instant by the Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Brevet Ma
jor P. V. HAGNER, U. S. Army, and SUSAN ST. eld-
est daughter of General Bernard Peyton of that city
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Latest Foreign Intelligence.

The steamer Arabia put in at Halifax
yesterday short of coal. She brings three
days later news from Europe, but not any
of much Importance
Mr.. Heald, the former husband of Lola
Montez, was drowned near Lisbon, by the
upsetting of yacht.
Count Villanueva, Ex-Governor of Cuba,
is dead.
The mother of Kossuth died at Brussels
on the 2sth ult. The Belgian government
refused Kossuth permission to visit her.
The Calcutta mails of Nov. Odd, and
Bombay of Dec. Sd, had been received at
London, but contain no news of Importance
a mutiny had taken place on board the
ship Gertrude, bound from Annoy to Havana,
among some Chinese coolies. Seventeen of
them were shot, and the vessel put into Sim
gapore.
1t is reported that Mr.. Barringer, the
American Minister at Spain, will soon re-
sign.
A battle was fought at Montenegro be-
tween the rebels and the Turkish troops
after which an armistice was agreed upon
until the Sultan's decision should be known