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CASD TO TEE LADIES:
7 AIDES. if you wish to obtain q durable
II and hondsome SHOE, call and examine
the assortment TOW Oh hand, comprising every
kind Of loot or Shoe usually kept in the best
Stores.
The following we name in part;
Kid Parodi,s, q ncw style
DO. Slippers and Buskips
White Kid do. for Ladies, Misses, art
Children
DO. do. Boots, thick sole
Bronze do. do. of different patterns
Morocco do, thin or thick soles
< Jenny Linds. thick or thin soies
" New Orleans tics
Slippers
q Ruskn- thin :rd thick solos
Satin Francois CATERS, black and 'colored
with heels. also
q superior article
only 81 50
Children Shoe of cveTv pattern.
Ladies' Shoes and Caters Of erery style
made TO order. Call at
MILLS New Store,
Last side tn St bet D and E
me- 95-iw INer-=
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NEURALGIA CAN BE CURED.

NEER LGI4 GIN BE CURED.
TABNEG'S VEGETABLE PAIN EXTRAC-
" TOR begins to show its wonderful power.
Read the following certificate
| hereby certify that I had the Neuralgia
in its worst form for several weeks. and suf-
fered the most intense pain; various medicines
were tried, but no relief came till at last
got hold Of a bottle OF Gurncr's VEGETABLE
Pam Ertr1ctor, which relieved the pain in a
few minutes. and taro BOTTLES min effected q
perfect cure NATHAN EDM0NSTON,
Ninth street between II and :.
NAsHINGrov. EuY %, 1883
For sale by Druggists generally in the Dis
trict and Alexandria, Va iune
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H0O MEN WANTED-LABO MEN
SVO in want of employment may secure
good steady job by applying Immediately to
the Agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Co., at Locust Point Baltimore.
iunC l6-2w p. DICkERSON Act
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WANTED TO GO TO STANTON. Va
w Constant employment and good wages
will be given to a first rate COACH BODY
MAKER, by JCDSON Mccoy. Apply at $50
Baltimore street Baltimore, or to JudSon Nc
Coy. Staunton, Va. June LIT
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w ANTID.-A MAN OF sober habits aud
w good address, who is acquainted viii
the business Of Canvassing. Apply at the Of
flee Of the STAR Juno l6--tf
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w W. CAMPBELL has inst received, and
w . keeps constantly on hand a full sup
ply Of BUILDING MATERIALS Mt his place
on 1th street. south side Of tbs Canal. viz &C.
ment. Plaster. Lime, Hair, and Sand, which
will be sold low for cash or to punctuaI Gus
toners, Also. large lot of SGAFF0LD
POLES, some Of them of extra length
III 1T
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
IsSs 80 CEZT51E: TX ~ 49,
80 go - 1s,SS .ss 49, e SE ~ ess;Ts

CHANGE OF HOURS.
on and after Monday, March il. the Pas
W sengcr Train Will be run as follows:
Leave Washington at and o clock A: NJ
10 do ri 81 and o'clock P. N.
Gl sunday st o'cicek a NJ. and z. NJ.
Leave Baltimore at (: and = ;cloci; 4. 81.
10 Go 3. and 20 min. {. N.
On Sundays at a 4. ". and 81 p. M.
The lst ard 4ta Trains from Baltimore, and
the I'd and 9TH from Washington will be En-
press Trains, stopping only of the Annapolis
and Washington junction Stations.
The Train leaving Saturday evening goes 10
further than Philadelphia; TIE one OF Sunday
morning unly 20 Baltimore.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to
Philadelphia and New York will be given by
Trains leaving at i A. II. md S P. NJ except
on Sunday morning. BY order
mar Il T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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FOTRTV WARD ELECyIO \

- r. SYLVESTER offers himself US q candi
-. date for election to the Office OF selling
the best sparkling Carbonated SODA in the
city
His ticket is now ready for distribution at
the rate of twenty-five for a dollar, and is
composed of the choicest SYRUPS You can
imagine.
Here the "Liccnse' and the |EAnti License"
men can both unite in drinking from the Sill
yer Swan the sparkling beverage which will
invigorate and not destroy. Call and imbibe
at the corner Of 6th ana Fl streets.
June :. +, SYLVESTER Druggist
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Po'ice Repor's,-Thos, Christal, drunk
and disordcrlv: worNhouse 90 days. j.
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Nrw,JERsEY ITEMS
,...,,As,,rw-Thc Newark Orphan A'l.

,..,A,,,pu.-Thc Newark Orphan A'l.
-, nav, ecaeh, lot at tho corner ~ ns" -.
n,ssae~s,. g. eight Cor an A'ya'n, ""''s ~, io,i,
xrSrsss-s 90 ereet an eN'"r'''
No Nv M ss, In extent
N,,,,c,.--Ihc following is the Pone' sSs
~ ~ ,Nu,en party, who are TO hold @ee'i's w
ss Ar .ns .ara administration Of euI ei'y u1a.
We 49, ~ on, Free Fable schools as nos orsa
W. W.. r,,Dh,Naton Of the AnliA sn' -,
.sss,sr, 20 Sraet ,Aen The c s.1 thc nyios5a
go, sSSt And last, theush 10, go s"0
',.',,.,ea 81 she star sr~seeS tho ,r,.pt
~. NR,S. have noininatee ~ = =. yn s.rh
49,, ~, S,rs S ne pcmtsaton OF Candidates Tor A.
ssiw,s And e'hs, by the Democracy in the Fms;
Se'nsh Nsrrs AVID AZ Onion Hal they TSsihed Their
Nr1Ish wsla nonninstens
Y,x,.,x-l.Ast evening the seventeenth OF
,','.'. hss,,, the Library Association delivered
,.e ~, psrienhursh The Responsibilities OF
.,,,,,ss Seh~ and well attended by respectable
ashsv~'
~ Messrs. Rutherford. Bently, Wakeman,
s,a.sr Rrantshsm and kssam have been spPelniso oy
:, Ns,hsw, Epsccpa Church Delegates to the bpscopS
Ssnvnaea
rx,,,xIr,oSs--The examination OF the Pub
~ se,ol. .re concluded and the following in relation
trte extracted from the records OF the super'enoe'
sSsssn.h examination Of the Male department
., p.1Se shoe Nc l. which held this morning (5st
must he regarded by thoee present. ss enInenty :ai
,.e,x TIE proses OF the scholars generally Tor the
- 81 rsenths Ia. been OF the most marked and sstis
seTy sh.rAier The important exercise IN anay ses was
REGULARLY excellent lnaeedvsh the performances were
nrssaslly so0d-'
HoBoxES.-A Company at Hoboken are build
,, r.oad pni the ferry TO Wehawken, for The accom-
of passengers and others the ferry The Steam
R,aery for the construction Of which Government made
Accumulation will be commenced as soon as the DOCK In
-. - h. Eut1f a erected hAWe0u
40, CITY nun new line Of omnibuses from Bergen Five
Ccrnsrs to Eoeokon Ferry
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Passengers sailed

In -,esuh Canals from Boston for LverpooProlsor C. y,
Charles Beecher william Bach nshsn Mrs : l.,
and child j. Rop- and wife, hrs Pyon and mnd
Cohen M Fuh and three children Of Boston Ars Lakey OF
Chessa Ward, Of Providence, r. L.: W. b. Taylor, Mr.
simpson Charles Haefs M Scott Miss scott and O. LeE' Of
A. Creshon or Philadelphia; scharfer, al Bln
more sanve Of Carn Jo.eph shutter and John Rose Of
Montreal james Darby ofoho Lew OF Canai, VIM Wheel
whit ard Ms Wheewsht Of vsperaso; Mr. Birron Of
Jas Russell and Thos Coduke. Of Ireland Joe Thomp
son. Of London; Richard Hayes Of Ensand-3s
For HsEfar-H Cari Charles Emery. and Ms water, OF
H. Dole Of Salem Ms Goodwin and Bas. OF Prov
Barker Of Bristol Ne Joha Tobin John Taylor W
suaelen Mr. Burpee, and Mss John.on, Of Hasni CHARLIE
Diey. OF Nova Scotia George Hughes Of ST Pierre, Fla
Total. -.
In the steamship Abstross for Vers Crap p yeev,J w
Bouon W C. Mclea Julian W. Eayrs, Alto Lothian, C. H. Ray
nond ortes Domco Araoz Lu. Paeheco Jose Fernandez
u Leon and jose Fuenes.
FoY CaorniA-John Wilson, Mr. and Mrs ~ A. Brown r. T.
Edwards and servant Samuel Walters. Mss Mary Wat-rs
Anderson p W strachen And friend, y We,hertou G. J. Nal
ory Mallory Eugene H. " Wnierbotiom Ferinsni
Jacob Lovejoy Sckman. Paul Fritz, w. Nc
Custey, Mr. and Mrs l. Sanderson children and nurse
McBrde Fesley Mr. Festiey Abraham Pierce. w W
Musan Barney Ashton T. Cra, james Gran Mr. and Mrs H.
Gotten Ms, Cotton Master Cotton Mr. HeKenze and 81 IN the
sfeeT
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Foreign Ports.

Castor Jan s5 ship Hurrcsne Very, or New YORK s iad
cssrs a. before of SD l6'h ship " B. Palmer
Do .ane date ship. Amy Parsons and LeO.nOn H,s o'
San Fr,Bco Bates Eas'eTbrOok for Manila hnd0sAn
Al HelI XOrs IS North Carolina Foster for san Fran
No. ian Is barb May Adams Hrrus for san Francisco
John jaw Hoxri and Mara Bray New YOcI. bark
Eurcps Huehn'on from NsbOTrne arr IL, S New fos ds
Arr At Do jan IS .hp R Palmer, LO. from csnOu os New
sd from PenSns jan 81 Br grams nurten New York
Ps.sd Ansr Dec H. barb Constance InsersO fn Manila %
.hp vsncOgve Luui, do Do lsSh bark P.adn Marpay n
Calcutta sh ships Robt c. Winthrop YOuns snd Rose
Psarn for Boston ds Franz SGAnrS1 LAOp P pRG IA
Queen Fast Bartlett barb Kate Hs.Nngs hfieh tor
sd I'm sausor Jan ~ ,blp Lour bar. Three
Brothers. Anderson Boston sd ship, lsNsh CrOwe khsy do
New YOri Sdut barb ore3,sl, ossN9d Bostoa -. l..
mo, ia 26th q. before reported
AtRocheTe sb inst barb Alice Tuiou Smith for New Torklds
Aelander Bush Tor Bedoij barb NADIA une CD
Jan It'll bs Mssdsene Hanv rsee Ns~ London 18th barb
fm.y rSg pSTa West New Bedford
Tsht Feb 5tA shP Macy merrill Helum for New Bedford
Ida 2 200 bbs oil frors ship ws.hnston
JasO lOh .ehr Jenny Lnd Gsey PhlsdpA, liza
Arr At trinidad h bra swan BRAY Mou,eso Bay lsh bark
Un,on Hewitt Jamscs sailed 18th, brs Chef Smith, Baltimore
Arr at Ceufucsos 4th brsws Brown Bartlett Charleston
Do Is,h Bar. Iy.s1sT suo~ Boston Sr. sarah Williams Go
DO Aware, Gould, Baltimore 'chr Anna Hicks. cs'ey. Do
Cardeuas 10Th ut bnss Niheoy Hartman Portland
ystor Park Do Com sesart Wilson, do Caroline Grsnt Berry
snd Itasls Psot Boston NJ CbAon Lshtbourne. Havana
barb Gampus Dyer New York schr Cathassna Hill do
M.tsnrss 18Th brig John Dui,ou Burke New Orleans
Larrabee, Gikey Portland gth, Hy Hibeck. True, Hs
vana barb Energy Nabb do brs Isoa PARK Portland Sid
18Th barb Catherine Wsh do hhna Ross CoSes brs Adss
NesieudovA, Charleston.
sOth INST White Cloud. Mitchell from Boston,
Ih r. H.Iene Cottren for Cronadt $500 boxes csPaciy,
chartered Cd Volunteer smith, for Cors take. LOO
bids moasses and g. So brs Emene Staples. from Port
land arr 10Th keota, Carver from Boston Do
Havana flat bsrks Scott Dyer H from Boston,
eOth Hazard Gardner for New York s l. Crowel,
McFadden from New Orleans having repaired for sevfork
brs s. Merrill Means for Boston day schr. M,rc,
Sprou from Norot just arr. SID 10Th ships Calcutta Lofng
eOreans bark Hy Harect True MaanIasi fst steamer
II Dorado, schenct Apnwan
Arr at St John " p prev adins bus Magnet, Hammond
n.
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Steamship hr-f I'm
Juan, specie &c, TO {. Vanderbilt
steamship Roanoke CAvendy hrs. I'm Norfolk and Richmond
md-e. and pass. 10 Ludam Pleesanis.
Adac (of Baltmore Snow As d. tm Newport Eng, rail
EXCHANGED signal. with ship New England, bound Y.
Ship St Louis Dennis II s FIN New Orleans and the Bar md'e
and psse 10 VIM. Nelson Son.
Bari Evelyn of Prospect Hchborn II d. m St Jaso de Cuba
order March l6 lat y o. lon 49, spoke bs
Orion Cenuesos Philadelphia d. March 81 lat %
lon spoke bark Jupiter, Of and for Boston. I'm Apsach
cola fifth lat 81 lon ~ 90 passed schr Rockingham Of Belfast
standing Ne The Y. has experienced heavy ~eatherlo main
topsalant yard &c
BARI Berunce (Fr Rse.Hert I'm Masees Jan a. and GbraL
FEB. ~, udse. 10 Consinery g. Co.
Bark Martha Clart o Guiordl Miller fm Sierra Leone Feb
hides ivory &c A. Machado March 90 spoke brig
snce Of and I'm. Providence for Havana, 10 hrs.
brs Calais of CsAs Lochar 10 d. I'm Cdenas sugar and
noiasses master
Brs Richard Golden Br 20 q. I'm Ponce P R. sass and
ae Pond Gilman Mack March 49, lat 50 % lon - passed
the hrs MAnzsna OF Prospect logged and
doned about sI feet from the deck and
yards bowsprt and bbboom standing quantity Of
-four barrels washing from The wreck board she
apparently had ons been con
paint quite fresh March i6 81 u TO- spoke brig
mary Of Southport standing w.
Anna Tyns (o Bangor Pierce 10 d. I'm Havana sugar
and mossse. o w. Ingraham.
shr Brsen Cole 5d I'm Pe;ersburs aour and tobacco Jas
Hunter & Co
schr Eliza Jane Fish d. I'm Matssorda Texas cotton &C.
schr Jane. w. l. Surge, Benecen d. I'm Snow HILL Del
schr Romp Mayo I'm City Keys Fla lumber to Lyman
Peci 25th lat 20 o6 lon ~ So spoke b. bns Marine I'm
bound 10 HALIFAX
schr Laeon, Besrse. d. rn Boston mdse 70 j. Adm.
schr. wsichmas, Case, Ia I'm. Boston mdse master.
schr H. f'ed Siekerson, ds I'm Banstabe ballast 3D.
sehr sensior white ds I'm ROcs and lime to master
sAILED-PrOpener Albatross, for Vera Cruz
Below ship, barks, and brig. n oens
wISD-Sunrise. NV; Meridian calm: Sunset. Sc; ppm
HIGHT ar from EsE, with the APPEARANCE % rain.
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Disasters, &c.

se.n H...s B.Ies Al Philadelphia I'm E.,,por, Boston
sh-re sbs put IN dnssied the lh INST lat D OF Ion H. n
heavy e from TIE westward earned fore and maaopns
B.s FIssIs. at Phdsdpba h Psno. o. the q9l March
lat "a lon - 90 passed The ~reck Of brs vssosHed ocmast
and so-spi standing boats rone s and onEsS bal
that eosdhon male Der distinctly
she hed from Pross-c The above srsc doubt the bs
ManIsnlls. Of Prospect, before reported
TD T.rlo. With o. .aa oone freight for
ford Hotouu Of the Of
ooHv.ere-at HE 30 Wa usht saI sroas .nd id asnh
JasaAy 18th, under command u Capt seAsaA West Of
ss. Ar.I4sra ~-d Gloucester 2tk in., h.ies from
fsnlo she's Oh vessel and O-ned partly Gloucester
and party n Ffant srt she wa of d~d rfh slsh.
Ts sl HiLss Sweet Of and fn sufot 9Th cargo
of-oo5 hound Ne- B,da tool Ore and burnt TO The
berhss belonged Mr. B. Sorhse sgaol aad partly
insured.
l.rr.. from pas.-rssr steamer vi P.r.rs,y from
Tor. ior The River Ia Plata, shA ss,re
so9ih -srd Il Cs0s hera' and had Creased the Gulf
causkta noihSescr Ths sponiags eaked .ponlnfs
hS'ed eel md sssnuy The boat - the DOH
We savannah iu4s-d b~,t 70 p
m hse We are al rshi eIeep, The sponainss
Car Fsntu, Of The bra Oansr- srr1'ed chEe.on ron
kssnra that the l0h brs Cobd-n whn.y
wsshas'sa y osisd 18th sHb~r and boasd A4rtnaas
hsssts On the s2i ast sa'.,d Tie bus Rsb,Sea Fac,,
boasdIa
port ala. &c ssAofe Bfou~rr shosls
Jsn 10 shs o. "a shosi az hour ssa proceeded BATAVIA
~hefr he The ssh icAkns hfte 60 20
surssys 70 ahuss Fsgai,sy % b. taisn the dy ioch
ksD Cs.slrs Asir--s s snSsDs a. ior Batavia AL
H-asd .,sy' .hsn % he d Bnns STRAIT. a.ao.
800 "a -" ...e. Of As ,- I'D fAs ST. hoss,
sss bee a. tn shrssousfs ssrtsns .aas
80, "a % % .la ne ,'s,' .aa lss % sAs,po,s Cast
"a o., ou shat stores thsy aba ne cA.- ~aso-sed
IN sJeoo n-ur~l 81 the I,yI.,oa oars "a
B-isa io' - so 4se ne Ahssss Metal ore Zoe o.
s ." 's'sfssss ns<si 'ssVs''S 70 - i'd :, t1s
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ECOHD BOARD.
THURSDAY, March 31-P. N.

There was rather an active Stock market
today and generally the feeling was buoyant of the
leading fances the sales were large and most Of the
time sales were on buyers option The railroads
closed at about yesterdays prices. Erie was little
better, improving D. Norwich also advanced /. Har.
lem was active and steady. Reading was firm. ston-
ington, which has been very quiet, sold at 57! Mica
r,sus went to 3li-sn advance Of per cent Morris
was firm. The Coal Stocks were without important
change Parker was better while Cumberland was
little lower New Creek firm. The Land Stocks
have an upward movement. Cary advanced to 49,,
and Csnton sold at 29ia29i. In Bonds State Stocks
&c, the demand was moderate and the quotations,
steady The premium railroads were buoyant Nor
thern Indiana and Southern Michigan sold at l25-an
advance Of per cent Sixth-av. 120-a further sd
vance; Rochester, Lewiston and Niagara Fslls 1l9;
Michigan Central, lO7l New.York and New Haven,
ll0I Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 1901, &c.
At the Second Board the market rather active but
not firm.
The Exchange market is not active for the
Saturday steamer but quotations are unchanged The
arrival of two of the back NewOrleans mails has in
creased the supply of bills Sterling is sa9l with but
few bills selling above 81 per cent. Francs SIN d
5l3i.
Freights are steady but rather heavy, except
for Cotton, which is offering freely. To Liverpool,
1900 or 1900 bbls. Flour, an; Grain, Sd. 06ld;
900 to 1000 bales Cotton 932d a5l6d; 500 bbls.
Lard 27 g. and other heavy freight at about the
same rate. To London 200 tcs. Beef, 49, Flour,
2Il0.03l, &c. A return charter was made from
Stockholm at 90 so for IRON To California and Aus
trala there but moderate business doing and rates
are lower
The receipts at the ub-Treasury are $751;
9l4: payments. sshs26 Balance, $685. 100.
The Pennsylvania Legislature to-day finally
passed the repeating the Gauge Law of that State
by the decisive vote in the House of 81 to Is. This
does away with the long pending difficulty on the Lake
Shore line, and will be of great importance to the
railroad companies and the public.
We have made an attempt to get at the
amount of coin in the vaults of the City Banks, but
find some of these institutions unwilling to give in
formation that abandon the matter.
The report of Specie entered at the Custom
House of New.York during March, 1853, was;
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MARRIED..

puRI INGAMT-BIIyES-At Posshtcepye, n. Y, March ~,
Husm Rurhusame OF Is Porte Ind to Miss Elisa Byeh
CAMPBEiI.-GiPsoN- Phlsdelphs, Pa, march 81, NJ.
Whsm Campbell ChrstsnsbuTt Montgomery CO. Va TO
Hs. Ann Gpson ofthis city, formerly OF Alexandra ID
fHeAR-MEEks-AtM milford, Canada By Rev. J. 1ooke,
By A
M,ss rita W els. both Of MaIysbursh.
GA1Es-SNOOKs.-At Geneva, n T. March ~, by Rev w o.
Curry james NJ. Gates and Chrstisns snooks
LOGAN-HApwINA Barrie Canada M jobs Lossn iAis OF
c.s.ov scotland to Misc Anne Hadwin Of Richmond Hill
PTARCf-joHNsON-A Louisville, ny, March -, pf. X
woer Miss Sue, only daughter Of Barnet Iohns0s Of
shelly Co ., o.
siCCARD-fLErCHER.-At Boston hass March 81 Charles
seard NJ H. Paris to Elen daughter OF the late Tim
otAy FLETCHER aud niece OF late Hon Daniel Webster
siBrlI-IEwlS-in Philadelphia, on Wednesday march 80
~ Rev s,eyAen Mt John wm She'll 10 Miss hnde
Lewis both OF Ne~ York - a..
yApGHAN-CUIvER.-At Louisville, March -, DR. Robert
y,useap 20 Pauline A, daughter Of w. n. Culver.
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DIED.

BARKuLoo-At cOlOmbts, $ c. March 80 Ehss C DeBfaAi
RIAcKMAN Hartford coun March ST. JOAN Adams.
sOp o. Rev john slsssmsn Ct scSasd ssed % NJ. -
hons ums treasurer Of the 81 Loas and Thesters
CLARkAML Holy, n J., March 20, John G. CArt assd %
DILLON vepna j. March u.s. infant and On the
sh Of Wa Dillon. editor Of The Western Atlas,
prNNiS-on Thursday mOans March Edgar, youngest
Of Chsre. and Fyshces Deems AGED yeSs and nooss
The funeral will take place from the residence bis parents Ne
s64 Jaw en- saturday eoct p NJ The relatives and
h,ssds the amy respectfully noied TO aeod insefsa'm
ss New London Norwich. ooaA ,psser. rl-a.e COPY
eRffN AGlsnyls COon SATURDAY ssrsh se Of dses.s Of
the heart Mr. Jsmes 6n the I'D year Of his sse formerly
se.adsnt 81 thu city.
HpMfhREi-Is PAePs y march H. JeduiAAn Humphrey
ssedsA
'cnd. scSs.rlsaoe, respectfully invited 70 ,ttea
cor Heus,0n ahdsSpOssA ~theai ur,her
LYMAN Al sasae.iy, o., tbssr lyman, Heleo
des, eltssi s,v e. 3 ys.s asee -
fATrisoN-ths te'.sDs q her Athsr, WA Mead N New
Rochelle on "Wednesday, Mach 80 Ans LYDIA widow Of Thomas
vassr al New ROsAens Saturday sPM The friend. Of
PECK-on eesay, hsrSA May A1a eldest daughter Of
me rSsrs ssd ssd. huy a.. respectfully sv,ed to
,,srd The hp~ss from resaesc~ oAsr hsr Ma - Ples
"spsRwoop March 81 Mrs Eha.SstA sess-Soa wiso~ Of
the late sAer-Oa. seessseS n Ne ga sesS ofss
v.r p.,S ard samuel sherwoe4 ard al-e Der % ~
isww KnApp respectfully invited to .rns ~ tsa.r. sOn
No - sPshs Ct 90 SStdAS Au al eela
sTsvrSs-n ps,ro, ssA-, March 81 Mr. oaiAA-a- Burr
SIMPSON HuSsOas Bay House iaeA' a. i.d'
soIiS~At columbus. o. March 81, 7. so-, n.ii', a
Bridseyoi yerpout he graduated at NstsoJ Coles VI
ASssYIoKrs Is. city ou r.ur.A.y NsreA John y ry
voupsss JoAn and fiAesh TsJf NJ in Jrs % 30
Ibe sss arch "a TcssSos 90 saturday Apr, g.
III c'eloel A N. Cars iss'e he CO Hal AIS oe'et
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. March 81.
Cleared.

stsam.hrp-Abstross Greene. Vera Cruz. $. Draper
shp-Pnce Albert. Gordon, London, Grnne. Mniurn Co
Barks-AmaEon. Thompson. San Francsco, Ladd Church
W. II. Brode, Cary, Mobile, Ease Hazard Princess Royal
Ioveti John, B. Jas n. Bray; Rover Cole Havana W.
Nelson Sons: Carnoa Howe MsnEanla. Brett Vose Co.
Brss-webstet. Heath Georgetown X p Buck Co Mara,
secket Gouayes Thompson Hunter Oberon, Pendetnn, Zaa,
Tos H. ssndord julia. Cstermoe. Calao and Vaparaiso
Pavensdi Schumacher Gamma Elliott, Neuyas H. d. Brook
Edv. Lind Buct BarbAdoes Russell Norton;
Benz Carver Clifford Cardeuas. Patuson Walsh
Schooners-Empre smith, Chairman Co
Andrew Jackson Appey Fall River j. H. Haven; Alice icks
Baltimore Mailer Lord Mary Knapp Wilson, Cape Hayen,
s W. Lewis, Edward smith Wilmington. wadlesh Knox;
Lucuus Lufkn. Jacksonville. T. H. Sanford Nara. Bssett
Baltimore johnson Lo~den Ida de Ia Bora sana Rchmond
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Is Sc There has been mods ~, rao..iioua
,it- sour rnpton within the range o. tno g. :, A. 6o3
:, &c p, ors steady Al g IS and CoSS hsAL
SIS pr Dbl with sales Of 0eo Do. o. ne "a only lo
Thee nss zen ,a hs1 Ssp.ed Of Al sl osdsl
sssb for Red and white RYE is worth zoe w,tn ar
GO bnsh Coss Is srrvins NOR a, gSdsO and
Ws9,a =, e. IN oars there 10 no chang 70
49, h.. advanced 20 1le in bbls- and the NM
- 80 HID, are In roo1 demand q -0f
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long and the Esserr terminus r lot Grcsn'he' ou'
point on ,.ee Dayton ami Western road zbon halfway
to D<y,on.
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad VII be
.,,,n,,,.d and in fan operation from Pittsourh to
cre,tlipe point on the Cleveland, Columbus and Ci-
,;n,,,i Road. where il connects with the Ohio aod
Indiana Road distance Of Isl miles, on Thursday OF
mex, week This road is said to be one OF the best and
moe, substantially constructed roads IN the West TIE
,ecen,s for the month Of March, 1853, viii be upward
of $4,000 being q large increase over the month OF
March last year The greatly increased and increasing
business of this road makes necessary TO construct
double track from Pittsburgh TO Beaver, 30 miles We
congratulate the stockholders and those Interested IN
the final complexion Of this very important and usfa
work.
The following ia the business Of the Mint
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Whalers.

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,pS lor New Bedford. ~th +Goo box oiL - Nh p..;sc
~ BsJf,rd slrh ship sda Wecderhr. No'ta Iscao
oce.s P,rpanbocO FEB 81 With 90 ees "a o. a. y ~ r.
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a.. 49, sm jan = al - 5. oa ~ W, smiths ID Coz
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R,ev PrevseUce ssth ship Ocean SWA rom W Coat VIA
Horeiuh With 100 M. oil - . ,,,,.... - n
aistsr 6om Cart Edwards Of sAp Georfe Wasensn ~,
Ne, AZ Houala board 70 Tahiti to shp a'f o y snip
n.ry Merr5l Cay. Ksium-