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y cent
Among the passengers by the Baltic to-day
As Liverpool were Mr. Gilbert Of the firm OF Gilbert,
Gee Johnson, and Mr. Bacon, Of the house Of Page,
Iasop A. Co, Of n, Louis both Of whom go abroad
q. b,,irees connected with railroad negotiations.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
have purchased coo tans Of American rail- 10 bo'on'
a 17s per tun, ea.b, and the Ohio and hi'si'sippi
Rsirosd 10 600 .uns Welsh also in Boston, on prvs~
tYms
in regard 70 the latter road The TINES nae the FOL
bvipg information
We derive from an authentic source the following
particulars In relation 10 the Ohio and hssssipp 1I
road connecting the cies Of Cincisnsn asd o. boll5
BY line 335 in extent Inc woIks All ~
o.t the line The ties are all CONTRACTED for and beng
delivered The grading for 100 mice % on tne I'm
snnati end and "a on the Western or ~ LOUIS en1,
vii be fully corppetsd next October, resdy tor the gu
p,rtructure This work was commenced In July Of
isr wear and hes been prosecuted a. required by the
contracts which expire In October next Fifteen en-
s;,es have been purchased all 10 be the line
Before The III Of October Carr are being delivered at
the rate Of twenty per month and the hne will be well
supplied for next winters operation.
kore than 900 laborers employed on the Inc ana
he grading will be completed within two years. Inc
hpe win be opened and In operation from Cncnnsn 70
the yeHersoDyie road q miles By the Let OF January
sexf forming railroad connection between Cncinna1
end Louisville, Is miles shorter than the r1ver rou,
and az The came time also from ST. Louis % the Illinois
Central Road and by the Ist Of July, 1854 70 the New
Albany Road forming the shortest possible railroad
connection between ST. Louis and Louisvile; and via
Louisville coDhDcu railroad from 81 Louis TO IN
c;Dnai In fifteen months from the present day The
ssbaeriptons to the stock amount TO over ,0O00O-
including liberal support from the two cities OF Gin.
snnsf and ST. LousOr twothrds Of the entire cost Of
the road This work 10 being constructed OF the sxoot
and egd to be air ea1y cODsum'
mated for the New York and Erie Railroad with Pits-
tureb IL s not improbable that the space between the
sipr city and Cincinnati may also ere long be occupied
BY q work Of similar character, making an unbroken
ne Of vide track railroad from NewYOrk 10 ST. Louis.
The Imports Of Dry Goods last week
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FOREIGN Ports.

A. -Aarstls Jss .lYs App,oa Bssne h4 Hsanpo.
~ Letocr. q Hsi-ra Cave. FOR Sewf0rt d.
A. Hoes hotg jan >. hldo-tzn 9aza; bsrk
hrna lssaara- 7 H., - Franrlsco.
~ Zee lsalnas Nv. barks John X Nley craadau in
bo-toa Af H. o h4uia Thatoueau Gords- fa {.
GOA. Schr Esb-f of .ydney osl-s ~ M vi
tn-os o. Boo1 ei Resa Foe Land. Aasst for syd8ey
Bro o. P-1n Nso---r. sd hff,r q ff-br.
A. d. s5o1t Nv % ssrk P Duan. IN sarr April "a sn-
ID r. Pitaa Jih Q. So, 's~s7l or-tsr. To-k I9.h
N0-th Be-, Je-t n d.
"a.
A. Akyaa Jsn . hsrt wall Turn-r os Frln,co Pet
Attafe lgaE- c. g. n. Fs1- fh. Fsl-l Hal Baur. or
Calcuta. al Cav HEAD. Moore. e. Ho.t0l
haih-r.i Ara Fsb >, tss Len, s;1rt-1sz- ls-
lCrk e. sal Fr-rrh Hro@n. DO
vess-- -
AisEyr1a - a. tarEs hrsl, Kirg or Bcros sane Day
Susan J1a-. Goa. aar a. s;h
A. FA-EEo lota Foo,e or Btln az al. c
bultanaf, hansl 81 Se- iarK Lee, SCI % EresA
J hro.as, 81 Pm adrha bss Ava Ne5t for New Or-.Us
"a y sr et.s Zoo or s-v Yea tih, F.s;aasa, Do
A. 6-nca Ia IL b ArhI Tatot Parulo - td f
Nss iofk "a i0u " ,r-r srpd shsr q q ,ro-.d
e ktrs-.lfs, asf chen - t.snf-
A. hri-aur lith Raca1d Cha-'sstou r
hort-lr o. oct ior Bo--os ks- Ycrk
A. 10 a-- iSh a4s A8r- Tutcn Scnfh, ryrk
"a I'd losh, ARA Frs Fala>r su.tl % ~ Iork
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SEw-ORLEASS Thursday March 81, 1855.
Sales OF Rio Coffee yesterday and to-day 20 90 bags At
sleG9l
NEwoELEASS, Friday April |, 1853.
The sales OF CoTroN to-day 60Q bales and the
ket firm Al yesterday ssdvance We quote sict mdGhng
al 9e Sales Of the week go baes Increased receipts
all Southern ports SSN0 bales Stock 500 600 bales
Rio CoFFEE-Sses Of the % zoo bags mostly AZ Sc
Gs4c The sales Of the past month GO bags Sales
Yesterday Of So0 bhls Mes Perk 81 S4 Sterling $50
MoslLs. April l--Sales CT CoTroS tor the week 2ooe
bales receipts 1900; exports IL eco stock ~ 90 baes
The closing quotation for Iuiddhug, 81.
CHARLESTON li-SAes OF CoTToc 70 day 90 bales
at 81 10 iei. Market unsettled. We quote midns Ar
10; TO lei.
CRAkIEsroS, Aprl 2-CoTrOS advanced cent to-day.
with sses of Sol0 bales We xuOte AZ lie
Providence April 2-CoTroN-rhe week closes with a
firm teeline, with sales OF :. 500 bales
WooL-The stock Of Fleece Is hght, with limited sales
for al varieties Sales Of the week. 9.S9b.
PRINTING CLorHsMSiket dull for the inner Styles and
rrees easier N5S IN good demand q. tu Sales
of the week, SL7eO pieces
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spoken. &c.

March n OF Abeco bark &. Barney Apaaehi
cola.
20 no Ia &C gwen .hp LOUIS, I'm New ozn. Tor
Nswrork
March q of Tofuga - Casra I'm Liverpool FOR Orlsln.
Dee - IN he sas Of suat Dr. baft sa HgHey In BatA
va New York
Dee. % or Va raraiso
FEB lat -, loH e. bari PrSmpt. Whelden. Boston Tor
Genoa.
Yet. a. a on So ship RsPDahannock. Druznoad I'm New
Oreans Tor Liverpool
Feb - az IS 20 & sAs New Easaai Prebs I'm
savannah .of Liverpool
Dee i. ai rs ? on ~ hst Gold Hunter hskeron, I'm Be-
sAsi Nov. 81 FOR San Frsnrisoo
No date. at n Ion Is W, Br lark Re-olluOn Psibps I'M
New YORK Jan. ~ Tor SuEsira-
Feb 10 ai 81 H. on 81 So. bark s~Aock TN smyrna 10 Ss
at ~ lon bark Byro1 IN Balnsr- Tor Liverpool
-, LAT - - os S. lark Msruora, Fse- I'm Ph ad-l
Yhs De- r. ior az ErsEcirco
hsfeh a. or r. ship isconsas, Keeran IN HIvre or
Nee iort
Narch a. lat passed -chf Roet ash.z shute
Ia Wi.ransion. \. {. or Bosoa-
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Whaiers.

Coz Goos Hop Pee Bunehaa Of Prov He.a
August, " ut 81 H0lnes H0le-ol reported
A. Manila Jan II. L. l. Jenny A4rch. Fshave1 IRON
sutsequeut 70 Jan i3.I o. Got reported.
A. An vbslest r-coectd by
ttkEncaTa Feg-s azds recruted AID sailed n DC
toter
Spot-nT.A 2 al - II Tor. - Arab snen from Sandwich l.
ants q "a Tor FairEascn. to0 5ols ol-ln
litter Captnu H.rps Of Geo. Wssh.s,na OF View
Ber reports her Csharue. De- g. he CGyts lad se-a
s i-veT o. VERDI va. r-ovsf aad
rap-ct-t tl "a a f-w dtys yer Paue.
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h ssess,ltS Bsk fer LfrTee-G Brewer aAi Lsay. B~on
Bssel y T.; p Lo~hs Penn NJ GroL>r. sn. N~ y y
WA BockBe1. Pha G. Dc RTa Agaefo and Lsey.
secr,tsry OfPersVaa LssAoh; y Hrs X 4 Ci.h corl
v. Y; 2. hl'tR1t, Phla; y. Hove, and
May Boston: s;ruiher,. Lynn, A. We:Inor-
ans Lacy 4 v -tEors - hes'sr l. = Netnoe y i n n
Greec.. y. " warfsd. Bsr.; c. Petre. a n Buty y Y
kess Dunn, BOfoa GorEsn, Paa; NJ. and Mr. Ho2tE-
~. HrpkIbs, n / Mr. and M J. st0se. and is0 q
y Geo Jcnes n A Fan hs- J J. Grtnn. y. T.. M "
Bsrre-r and M, Barrett Y. W Gb.on, Jr. 7; Tho.
Parsdo Spen NJ. n r. Pra7, Y. Y. ". Il st.'a7rs
ErFand Jss. Ane., John Rhoades. A. Toer W ian
Rcbsrdon. J. q. Reed Jas " Kemp. hfer EfSart
G. " Ger. Frensn T. Henrgses. y. p IGsie. Coob
y. v V shf. l. d. Phlad~ pha y n ReT D.. srhs
Ers c Hsch. chId ard WA Bosler. P Barton.
Thomas. {. BoEhy A Won W1~r y Y 2. Younr. Ch,l- A
Wes. ". ". GIbert Y; Bishop and Mr.. AcIvAne, Ono
NJ s L Jone NJ. n. Jones c Bacon and p v HuGht
Denn.ior Nnosino - Aio and Havana NJ, Jas
Grn Il A scheer afron. Y P. Gereda Hsvsna bare
81 dlspafches Jaeob Wopeh HeIico lnte baur. Lie
supsr0r Rev DIT Nelson. Boston. J. k-udrck. Cd
Fkaoe Iha Hus;oa Bo-ton; J 2 We oh Bpzton Rev Dr.
Vnfon. Boston : Deve Chlns R~v w Prot. Jss 4
Nev forti Herman st4tzer. Jan-- c. Wilson. BLt1lre,
drew. L NcKenry. NJ and srs Brzn Kerfucky Rev D.
yemyle and W r. Ysrmye Sew Tork r. Vsruye. j.. ".
J. Whfieore View York l. Patterson r. Durfee Pa Rve;
" Ffsnkenfhal A Ravon. Albany M and Ars Lehman. g.
Dzv Lou60n Ms J. : founa A. Nun-oe Mr. and Mr. FflEl
tor. NJ snd Mr. y G Lau-enr- Nes furf Dv Sln Fran
Mrs. Valentine and children M GsoEe, w G Bsser.
Phihde pksi A Asher SeE Orans and G. n Draper Hav
r. Gsutr, FHnoe Rev. Dr. Bail>r. Chapan Unied
Hcu Thomas Butler Wssh1gton J. Kyle NJ
Mr. r. Ihayer Masters TsTlor Canada W DTh- Pr1ss
ad Vermont W. Hamhin. Me- c setsay-r Ms Ztpero,
Cuba J Turnbul. Yrgns J. NM Dublin, X. Henry,
Frpnce Mes A. 2. " ~. Ms williamson. J. H1tf1n A
Ieny A. Lech Nev fort Me- sasr hsI hra and Ne Giu-r
Total
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: c. ca ssA, .sArs r lus Krao.s s.~Y ol r,..,..
rfyrTt do 'NNNf<ts
"tCiOkD sarch 1i-Sd sehr seAmo'a. SkAeb. sersa
q ~ for Ar-athcoiA NV
wiiNlN6toN, NC.-cd such - sca,. Jcaa. suA T..
Ner lors c-a -sk Renso Parsr 500 a., -, a
runii. Ncr'cp. SsFua "a Crane
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By TELEGRAPH.
rEEW ORLEANS

rSEW ORLEANS, March 3i-Au shg Bsnnngion Bosioa .
Pachc New Nok
BOSTON. April 3-A-r. schr Marrucr PhiaieJpha
PHILADELPHIA, April g-Ar -chr. Silva dee. sbee.
New York " Phps Stubh wsfsham. CID chrs AeN,ndsr.
Scar, Portland. / stlfevsnf Gtron. Boston W. p. Phillips.
sItts DO J. Gooispeed Clark, Hartford George Warrington,
Cam WI iausburF
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Receipts Of Produce. .Aprl ,.

HI sss Ne.> York Gad Esfe R,tys $50 bbs Floar So
do Ashes pkgs Wool SSl sides Leather - BAGS Oass
"a pkes. Butter, IL rulls Leather.
Notlipg by North River boats to-day.
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The receipts of the Hudson River Railroad
b, March reach slle,sO3 9s
The following table will show the amounts
81 tire several repositories to the credit OF the Trea
sfeY Of the United States on the 18th of March
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April J. 1853
4raotsses Bs'be s35 Beads sea 3s d. Book t6l5
Bottle Do sos Do Bru,be. .795 70 90 Button. 1852 o
DO Butter SOL DO Candle $40 l65 DO Cheese u 3s % d.
Gina I9 DO Csaf, $40 I34 DO Coal ISL
d. Coffee s347 "a DO CoTts 500 10 C1rneian Rns 600
b1o DsEuerreoiyIe Plates Argos n d.
AHesd tS l94do Basm Capv sis7 ITO do Baryte. asa
80 do Bcafb Soda ~ 50 DO Bleach Powders t7s5 Blue
Ggnet s3loo q do Blue Vlo Gel sc go DO Bgmstne
$500 do Bronze Powders sfss do Bahia sfO DO
Cshhaoes s7 70 DO Castor OIL u O2 Is DO Cardanous
d. CfHc Add 81 $50 81 d. Cohbea a. 6f5 DO E1ery s4sj
s43 DO ESental OILS 800 Is do Gum Arabic s97, do.
Cum hyrh $40 d. Gum Slndrac s3O 10 DO Gum Tras san
90 do. Chm Ban s56 % do Jsap ST. Dye 5000
30 DO Lcooe Pate o. $50 DO N,sfess $40 d. deal
Proportions t212 o. OPIUM $780, d. Pits tI5 Potash
t5T6 - d. QupaDe s377Q Saoira $500 A DO soda s610
go d. sods Al l7 ~ DO sagu Ieai 81 0I9 80 DO suph
wood 3t3 DO Japan Wood S427 % DO Farhenrsre a.
DO fnrpy 53 go 30 Pans s3b2 do Pre-
SfQsf ~ DO Hshbut tiel al Do Sardncs a5G7s
Amonss 1915 $50 DO " berts g. 0 So do Cocoa $685. f
DO Lemons ~ COS. do Butts s21f6 Orange sI2 sf8
2lb do Pums a. 80 do Prunes O 3lOdo Wsuus SO
do furniture 1894 p Dc Furs e5lSa 81 DO Plated q
do 6astWafe flO5 10 DO Har eli 70 do Manufactured
q 3 81 do Hats sl3B5 a DO Hsrs Goods S53sl3 22O5
90 Hemp t3f 3e $50 Do Honey $3.50 2l do Hops s3 do
Den - 2s do susgca d. t;52, ~ DO Jeuely 81 ~
do Leather 1881 DO Boots and Shoes s7s Dressed
dys6ood 80 do Ram VI i33 DO Copper 500 DO PR.
euso. Care - 20 30 sheaihus s3t6 DO Dutch Meta s}s
",s fooi' 20 90 brss' ouoas fihaI ts tnns iron
95Nf 700 DO Railroad Bars $3.50 S0un scrap Iron VI
pigs ChaE $3.50 q do Cutlery s27Oa g DO Guns "a ia
DO Hardware f22s 10 do Need 7 do saddery ~ f
LIB DO Lead eal3, ~ DO Plated Ware 1851, 3D. Od Metal
elgO4 70 Do. stel e9l56 go TO- Tn a. si5 % ia FOL
s@4, loo Do, zinc s50l3, 99cs DO solas,e. 49,
l2i DO oh Lnssed g. l Do seed 81 1os 14s do a GA
$500 Paintings ssI gdo Pepper sil7 do Paper Hanging s7t!
d. Port Monies " 25 10 do Pok- si37 % d. R, O8i
9647 bush Salt q BIS Soap st Gs.G ~ suo., a. 6 s
DO Gusef 500 $40 Do Pmento o. OIL % sponge sU3 =,
Tea s5le iO 800 sIG $50 NJ Ced.r
Wood tl OIL Mahogany 81 9le Wool $4,000 go Ps-r
ezOf5269
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CoEsUMsT1OS.
ThOmpsOn's Rtp0-tfy saws

"Tbe stringeney In the money market has caused a
very essential decline In Warrants Our quotations for
y few days are not very reabe-for. should money
grow scsrcer. another fall would take psce-snd, on
ne contrary should money become easy, there will be
q Tise from these bgmee
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wpp-ssrr.,,sE s-r-a.n, 9 E '1s-', Dr. ~'ts '-'

Ceas-v. Fe-strr tn Fort Of PhBeAa tasEs
he uouh ofNsr,h Is ps from he Custom Hosse hoels
Cosst- - shp- bari. rs schrs no loop. w
,-sus- a. harr~- IT boats. al eTA Fu4Eu shFs n
bari. n srSs y schrs l3-n Total, 81.
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,wx,. 70 INV, ,xoS ,ukor.-
Passenger. Sailed.

Ar,s. -. sssed ron L-erpoo for Ss- fo,t, blrrs =
Rur,n. -. "a ed fon LFverpool Dr Bosiox hsrchA
" .bs<isp saJeS RON sootkamron bf Ee- Yen karch "
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MINIATURE ALAAsAC......TH1 DAY
svs-R~--.-.-.s - s~D.--..-.6 p hoo,-Rs.. 4fn
HsB
s,osy Bid. 47A GOV .. AMI. IS ia He1 G,, isA
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EaiGCgAHT INDUSTRIAL SAvIsGs BAsk,l
No. 81 Chambersa. !
NOTICE.-Depositor are informed that De-
poss made before the 5th day Of April next viii
be entitled 10 three moLthg Interest Ia July
Interest is paid all OF ESQ and under the nSD
OF ,ix per per
Bank open daily from 10 NJ to PM and FROM 70 '
PM.-New-YoT March %, 1883
GREGORY DILLON, President.
PETER CRERAa Accountant.
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IOitI'''s's.' SIU,sJo,bU fIU,35f,uHb fIbU2I, Us
Showing an increase this year of s5,0569j7 over
1852, and $50 ,l46 over 1851.
Imports (Other than Dry Goods at the
Port Of New York for the week ending and including
Anvil J. 1853
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OFFICE oF THE NEw-Yosg AND H.RLEn(
RAILROAD COMPANY, April q 1853.
NOTICE. - NETWORK and HARLEM
IN RAILROAD COMPANY meeting Of the stock
holders OF this Company will be held their Oee, No
Centre st.. ON FRIDAY April q, 1885, at Ro'sloek noon.
for the purpose OF acting upon Act Of the Legislature OF
the State OF NewYork, passed the 9Th Of April lt,
and the act amending the passed on tho 9Th day OF
March 1873 and upon the proposed Increase OF the Capital
Stock u Eabt Millions Of Dollars In pursuance OF rsso-
luton Of the Directors
The polls will be opened y o'clock noon, and closed
at 2 O'Clock PM BY order OF the Board Of Directors,
ALEX KYLE. Secretary.
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The u. S. Mint at Philadelphia is now en-
rssed night and day in striking OF the new silver coin
age The denominations three five, ten aud TWEEN
~ FIVE cents The new quarter ofs dollar weighs pre-
ssely four and Is u grains less than the
former piece. As compared with the current Spanish
quarters. the coin is decidedly heavier and some
what finer. None Of the new dimes or half dimes have
been struck. The molds for the gold bars are in.
tended to make bars of the value OF s20 81 900 and
$4,000 each. An engraved ticket printed on bank
note psper) will be affixed to each bar to certify its
weight fneness, and its value in dollars and cents
These bare when returned 20 the Mint for coinage at
any future period, will be subject to charge Of one.
half per cent, prescribed by the law. The tick
et is in the form annexed
U. = MINT FINE, 900.
1873
PuILApKIPHIA, OZs. 5007.
Ne 400
The present charges for making these bars (being
ne actual sum Of labor, nsterisls and unavoidable
wastsgs) viii be six cents per hundred dollars about
snesixteenih of one per cent This charge viii be
collected from the depostor and no, deducted from
The bar.
The following is a synopsis of the receipts
and expenditures Of each of the public works OF the
State Of Ohio for 1851 and ls, presented in the
port Of Senator Kibourn TO the Legislature together
with the net loss and OF the several works
each year;
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financial.
DIVIDEND NOTICE-THE SENL "a

nlNlDEND NOTlCE-THE SEMlAN
~ NUA INTEREST fsilins due IN this city on "a. Il,
day OF April next the folio ins ned S-earse- ~
D. psid 90 and after that date the Oce OF TIE una
sslSSs, On vs,ntStion Of the proper CooponS vs
the BONDS or THE CITY OF COLUMBUS Ohm
issued to the Columbus and N,ois Railroad Csnpaa,i
per cents.
TIRE BONDS OF TIRE CITY OF cIEyrLAyp ONO
Ccnpany-6 per eeuts
THE BONDS OF THE COUNTY or MARION. OHIO
issued 10 the Beefontaine and Indiana RarX,a Camr.n
-7per cents
THE BONDS OF THE COUNTY OF SHELBY. OHIO
issaed 20 the Beileoutsine and ndsoa Railroad Cxnns,
II per cents
TfiE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA R.upn,p
COMPANY INCOME BONDS-T per ssnes
THE CLEVELAND, PAlNESNiLLE AND AsJr.
BULA RAILROAD COMPANY SECOND MORT0iGE
BONDS pefcents.
Also. the ANNUAL INTEREST on the k!,cv,ns. ao,
and paysble or he leah DAY OF April mkt; NV
THE MIAMI COUNTY (lndisnA) BONDS s.u,s IN ~.
Peru and Indianapolis Railroad ComPany-te per cent.
THE TlPTON COUNTY INDIANA BoNOS ,,~ass q,
the Peru ard InoiGnsp ols Railroad Company-lo Der ess
WiNSLOW, LANIER 4 Co. M. 81 Walss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

VNHE BROADWAY BANK has removed to
their new Banking House, No ES7 Brosiway corner Of
Park. nlace. J. L. ENERIrE CAshier
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OANK DEPARTMENT. State of New. Yor,

DANk DEPARTMENT, State Of New. YOrk
ID ALBANY. March n, 1853 The UNION BANK OF
ROCHESTER Cty OF Rochssterl hss tins day 6ed 10 ths
office a notce Of the appointments OF the ALBANY CITY
BANK In the City OF Albany Agent for the reem ptiop
its circulating notes agreeable 90 the act euted An
amend the several arts relating 70 Incorporated
Banks BANKING Associations and Individual Bankers
passed April H. 1851. ID. B. ST. JOHN, Superintendent
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ors.cE Morris CANAL AND BasKIrs CO:
OGDENSBURGH or NORTHERN Raj

" ROAD OF N. Yy-The Coupons the Bonds OF this
Company due April will b. paid and after that day on
gIeir presentation the Office Of }. A UNDERWOOD l.
SON, No n Merchants Exchange, n. X, or that Of ths
Treaiurer in Boston w. EUSTiS, Treasurer
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-30
Alexandria Correspondence.

ALEXANDRIA, September 30, 1853.
Triumph Of M1nnnssns-FGre-City CounciLs-Ncnv
Literary .fssociGtion-M Miscellaneous
On the closing of the polls upon the proposition to
remove all restrictions upon the city subscription to
the Manassas Gap Railroad Company. the vote
stood for the removal 264, against it So No excite
ment was manifested on the subject, and save pro-
cesson consisting oftwo white men, with piece of
cotton labelled g Manassas and Prosperity. two
boys, three negroes, with fife, n kettle drum and
4 bass drum, which n1oyed through the streets at
intervals during the day, nothing was seen to indi-
cate that anything unusual was taking place.
On Wednesday night, about II O'Clock during a
very high gale of wind, one of The chimneys of the
City Hotel took fire. Our gallant firemen were
quickly on the ground, and prevented serious dam
age.
Two sessions of our City Council have been held
this week. The business has been confined chiefly
to petty police items, and nothing of public impor
lance has been transacted
On the evening of "Wednesday last new organi-
cation, called the GO Young Mems Literary Associa-
ton" started into existence. Mr.. John Graham IA
young townsnian of our, who recently graduated
with distinction 1T Georgetown College, was chosen
President, and Mr.. L. ID. White, Secretary. The
ASSOCIATION starts under fine auspices, and promises
well for the mental improvement of our young men.
anu its pusihe's are improving AMI.
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WHALEY,s OMNIBUssEs.

On THURSDAY the 10Th instant
Er-fEF~A will commence running two lines
AassE4o of OMNIBUSSES between Alexan-
dria and Washington, leaving Alexandria at AZ
O'Clock in the merning, and 81 in the afternoon,
connecting with the trains leaving Washington at
o'clock in the morning and in the afternoon. Re-
turning, leave Washington on the arrival of the
trans from Baltimore, in time in the morning to
connect with the Orange aid Manassas Gap train
from Alexandria at O'clock
Passengers wishing seats in this line will leave
their names and residences with DIR. James Entwis-
tie Alexandria. and at the Irving House, Washing
toa corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
The morning line will call for passengers within any
reasonable distances in either city.
sep 2S-6m- VIM WIIkLEY
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"A Serious Ohstruction.-There ia general com
plant among the citizens in tile Northern Liberties
and portion of the renen in the lower part of the
city, concerning the condition of the reservoir on the
corner of 9th and streets. 1t constructed to
supply four auctions, but it is impossible TO work
more than two there on account of two large trees
| intervening. AT the fire on Sunday morning, the
Franklin member. used their utmost exertons to get
their suction to work, but could not succeed. Can
not the corporate authorities obviatc this evil:
F7int's Hotel.-In our Hotel list of "Wednesday
we inadvertently omitted that of FIint's-a hotel Of
much reputation. Its locality is in the healthiest
part of the city, one door west OF the Union Office
between 18th and 14th streets Flint can serve the
luxurics of the season moments notice. IT is
but few minutes walk from the Capitol and Public
Departments.
fin I'npudent Rosue-We are crcdiby informed
that worthy old fellow citizen was last evening
reading newspaper while sitting on his porch, and
lnsenslby fell asleep Recovering his conscious
ness after few minutes, he missed his spectacIes,
and has not seen them since Some prying fellow,
tempted by the gtterng prize, had taken them off
his nose.
The paper the old gentleman was reading was not
the Erening StGr.
Inqnesfs-Yesterdayt two inquests held by
the Coroner over the bodies of individuals who died
OF deilrlum tremens. One, white man Samuel
Lewis, had been sent TO the work house the day
before his death for being drunk and disorderiy-
He leaves an interesting family The other, a col
orcd man, died in house OH the hill near the TWEEN
ty buildings, on Monday last, where he remained
until yesterday, when an order was given for his
burial.
Postponed rsGn.-The trial Of Mr.. A. Kimmel
which was postponed until yesterday, was again
postponed till Thursday next. We are informed
that the boy connected with this case has been
brought to the city by Mr.. Cox. The warrant against
Mr.. Cox has been withdrawn
Circuit Co,rt-The chancery questions between
Ann r. Dermott and others still occupies the time
of the Circuit Court.
WGtcc Retmns.-The cold air last night drove
several persons to the Guard House for lodgings
Ja' Reed and ThOs. Fox, vagrants were sent TO the
work house for sixty days.
[G5h The undersigned returns his sincere thanks
to Messrs. J. b. Stanley, VIM Griffin, Thos Jarboe
and Lewis Blr&head, members of the Auxiliary
Guard, for their promptness and fidelity i'm discoy-
ering that his store had been robbed and left in an
insecure condition on Thursday night, and he also
thanks them for the zeal with which they creted out
the rogue and brought him to punishment
Sept. 3O-2t Tuos. Oy1rv.