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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31

ILOURAHD gEAL-ThsFe % dssisd innpgeysnaot
With good Osa Eastern ssd shipping demand. The
csIpts Moderate, and tie stoek OF tbs 0s grades
rsIi.f cher CsnAe laa . oHns AZ g. 754si 81 W.
rear Of !, ~ bbs yoiHs isT~sfd rom hnt hsnds Tue
about /! go bis The sss Of wss,srn Cans. sfs
f6Gs bhis a. 5ca - tsi < common % rDod ss,ta
o. sass s7i FOR niIea 10 fancy Michigan ard Indians
and 20 good ono Al The eloso v.iy bs STATE
hs supply noserste and the den.aa4 EiF loS tLs
lrdss and ths South American trade sss u 100 ob.
.rdns, s.l,iuors sn4 GsOrssso~a, and 1,Sh 81 Mr
nsy sas11s kys Fio1r very dais a. - Sslgss ?, bf
GRAlS-Tberr has ben quits movement 10 ca wh,at
natst nd prees better ths demand !, mary for
port The sale. arc iJe Ar SID good Ces-y a 81
Gs Ie.CC1 White ONO al 81 4 snd BGos basa good -
pine Sehizan a. u "a III lst Rye bgoyant ADJ le"
40 nee oasr,d sales q fS0 sosh. rased wes.sra
nd st.'s = .i@5.e Osis are "a poo, demsld 1855
%. st.f ed ws:'er9 corna letter asassa .a4 =.
yellow . quite .sTce. sales d q 90 bash a. 1@se 70
gospc sSl &c. Tor rliKea southern $685. foo Wa
wHisKY-Ths aarsst. bssssrT ,; .a1g.y !. rnoisi.
81 SIS ef 20 boa. Prsou sfze prsss 'q1's'' s4ss
PROyisIOSs-Tbsrs q q better fs.ias n or PoGs
asskst The 6snashs more euys vita iew ssl.ers ..
@ y, ne Me- 80. re nd s os css sssf
!, ss-T I'd I,, srtiss-salss of 80 sbs a. e. 50gtl0 -
~ Quar- Nrss q "ass tsr R@airos1" and sll no
SizEf g@psesss ChIessg; Primo very Gss, ~ A7j1t.
~ 4 r. s'is si. ss g. Car nes as -aiy ss1 .os
s;s,s sea ~ ~ Psss1 &; Sc ;.c Sor Dr. ssoal
g.rs snc S.s4cc. soF PIN PieLsd DO Bseos plenty
al esu src kssyy a s7te ssr sssTt Md lee lrb
Lid -, active snf oz0yaa, 81 10 bhs sDa
"a sse ~ Far 10 PrizGs. sar,e, In a,tsfsts
d,mssd ~ IeS i5e CT Chic. s11 KAN. boz stats
Ches,e Is Ssiihx sss1iiy g Sca1'c
skEBs-A -~ssy b.. neSersoe demand Tor Clover
utHfIfs IN pbe., psycsls AID l2c Dr soss bis
fALLcW-A s'ssay bone 8sns1S 5Ass "s" D'
q 20 PRIME n giuye =
HAT-1is supply = soo4 All TIE MARKET 70 sss-f Ssss
C &c hsis s h!sss 400 Ess,so t7JaNte
LEAD % ca e nd yrs>s as ssolf ns1ai1.L
EEaP-Tfs - vet . sz 80 b@!ss dow Iotsi sd 70
lsa n Slsaftg
COPPgR-Ths ssEp sEt F.ry .fnissi. end pc. 80
~ srrsl quantities.
afrY !. frD s. 20 sDsi 81 - S1es -
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ForTfR-FsEEKK-A, wen, Rs,,srt c.. W si-ra "a
~ - Rs- - r---s-r- C. ~ " Pffr. ~ 'as.- ".
@, - = 49, C Fstr-r. avs -. -
tOCETfyE-OLDs -Srsr E~ctr-, Lsyn.@ 90 A. hAfh
Is ~ Joe ? fru-sT-~ E.s Ns--ta oatS
AtAkffr-COrI-SoN At Ls.r-s1er. o. ~ = y
Rev ~ ; HsE-ror Grss Nssfrr a. tae g lnd Lsnf,
q go ~ S~so- W we.s'ef ofCssuy Lr1f- he v IA
e-,.- .. y 49, sa.x..-r n g 1879 60
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Mach Bo,nblTs P-un r. r. fO o. GO L 81
l.rt LousT- BauE rs $500 Cy X a. 6s. 81 Ra
Go 60 $500 che. De- Caaalb-, q 5 10 l. : balk
sl6Slo sfste S. "a 20 Reading X Hh 100 Bower MEAD
IS. 20 Leug lsard r. r. 10 ~ Ofafi Bsut ia
Ste1sb D..ap.oo Loa. ls.lJ Railroad ~ saSn 4 -.
l0I 40 " irrrzf1u r T. &C. ~ 500 Ia ~ - ID
Penn 80 = L. o.. ~ IsDs 10 >ch. Nav Prf-rrs5.
.IgN Pa. islk o. 80 Phaad. 8 sas r. r. -. - V
sus. Csu.l iSi, 10 N1rrts Cara. 80 \
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

wPsoG YouxAss win lecture tins evening
In Rev Henry Ward BeeeAer'' Chnr'n hFo0NN1 80 y
Alcohol IN is rsisfi0Rs 70 NSsi;l"H ana hA".' -
We are sure this Lecture will be iouna er's
fl sai obstructive.
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Exports for the week ending March %;

100 10 chsO@e Ore sls 30 ApP~. tos, ny, stat lN
vra. r,,r IS ~ bssss - wN.~S.s, . - ~
LSre - 90 nssesc'sIsd ,sss ~ ~, 90
s.g~naes V""c- 10 % 'ss' Muesss 1913 90 - 49,
10 9us''l. so lesd
- ~ - e Go a., "a A. J..a isiI,s \.
sssss' q rs 20 cheese ss.s DO s.,ssar.s rscscs
$50 $50, A., x,.. ,.a A.. ~ A. -. g., a. A.
Apve'. - ~ r.-ec sceg,s Wheat IS es,s, lad. ';ss:
oesss se pe Ns,' ,s - -
IApp Oh, Fssc Rev IS 90. ses.as scss-' u
Co.'s. I..l.-e- :. 80 susA Cor,
s.r.sss b.-s ca'es az r.ns tsmp Oh itie. xxs 40
wS.cssSs !. Wa. Ie..s sse.. Sr-,cs ocsi.i q.
~ .. o. s, ~. Is s, .oi spar. o. So JS
s'a" =. ~ $50 40 hA y.., q, ,. H..., a s..
Ios~osa " ds. DsusoSas Se-s.. Fss,,. 10 fscc.
y DO s,sHs va eo,-s 10 o' eass a. do rrs-ve: So
n.s S1 ec'j saca', sS'. cs.a %.
"s.. tg'i'' cs,Sc,,. Flour 10 a. ro, 70 a. s
10 VAs. icsSs .. Lsf rob.s. saA Clover SD 81.
%. Le.,het sots. Rec, eeise s.ls.s,s.
s.'ns As's~ 90 ee re'. so DO foaI 80 Sc. s',sI
90 tesioe =, aees Lssee,e ", s",. - ~ A.
Her'es loesso' MstSAs>
s,I,sn w.st l'o''. y w 49, s', .e,, s,~s,,I
S.ey ses ste.s ~ 20, ss, S o. ~ ss.. ns...s.
n 60 rs ~ co'e BAGS Pspss - Sa cs. % Cesar,
rsas. ~ d. c,.rs sSS y. ssuss ss esssa s~s.
40 DO B.n. .Is 10 chs.- 40 Lad so IA sa.scsra
Ta1scca. sFS Do L..Asr se'- wss 10 ooss 80 a. n,~.
S. - 90 Coffee, bose~ Champare Sos Gs.s..s. " ID
Good Moodwsre ir ID Drugs % uefss Rae,
Nutnee, ~ 10 shoes Brcl Mschse cpes Assshst
Imp~m~ut Csro.srs scsses n,sh>. ~ hss@s pspn spA
HaTl~arr 10 Bsos. 10 u, Faraisre n fres-v
S,husheh Pea rruaks Mfrec 10 hseesi sssfs
npen'.
D.Si.s Ws,r ispp.lGs ee Beef 40 10 rsaf, 80 Acss
Sd Brsd Potatoes d. Oson, ~ da NAVAL ssfss
a, Alcohol do Lard Oh 80 DO Cora Ns. a. hhas d. ~ bbs
p,,k 40 Syfup q H. Ptaei FISH ~, Dued F,.A pAs,
Dome.sg. ", sa whale O, 9b,. Mace. do Wis.,. a Nat
s.. ~ DO Hrrnns ~ 90 A a. Mustard 10 cs.ies -
~ b.n ~ dp B..n. s1 chess. 3se IL
pste S- H.nuf Tobacco, do Lard 40 Rsas.d
ps. Tr. bas cloves. roll So n Les's
rsio~ hsd- Ioh.sso s-se.csy osA
- GODS R'p~ lcsse Nhs % oa2hsm. 1ks nav svsss
Co.'s No crsm' i'p- asa oss~se w ytr Past tefsss
CrceksiY Ame' h"sN- sns S"s an Bees fce the.
y 20 fareN are 20 AsSa tas opsn'rst. rss Nsss'y
~ es-rs Hoed" % 'h DO Hses~s ." by 49, "
do Drug. nni Msftnes u ssenoe Obs. ~ pAss fosfs
case, h.ts o. hsrsss tsr' hsg, sos 'oesh' p.n
ros ~ Ahp 'hsndefy do O Cfya. lst Oars SEALS
20 baies hsy, ? casus D sncy Gos@l.
ptros tsB<A- bob. Fosr 10 Reef 10 fesises
DO Ouous IN ". OF Dried nsasf
do Lard ID 10 Batter Leather 10 s Candies 80 a.
gs b Peas - ~. Nsh Rice i3t furaitare
bb Naval Stores Is n ApPl-. ~ 10 Pct iS o.
Onions 80 TO- fgaoe' DO Lst'sei OIL u % ses Msst -
40. q" ~ ~ nrs9 zen obbs rca "a % d. bee.iSbs,
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Rrposrso ,os TIE rnsU-.


"FUNL5UAfl MACH ~ "
ASHESA good demand tor Pot aAe The buoy
ant II - 81 Pearls srs qsist a. o DiDtj 81
COTTON Tie market q steady Z. 800 bales chang a
hsndstO day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31

he fecelFrs. hoWcTer, - Moolle and Wv Of-e-ns
az crly CD to ieh March. - lz,s- aceozas have
been received
The tine for receiving proposals. fcr s5oO,ooo
81 bond. Of tie s,e Of Nora csEOlins viii expire 20
morrow. THURSDAY. BIDS VII os received Until ~
o'clock A. N, Of the Bank 0f ,he RspgoAc. These
Sools irsv in.sr-s, .. he rate q y esat ssazn
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CIRCUIT COyRT-Bsfore jude Michel
- III E.-----.-.... 49, m. 80.

To recover damages for alleged malicious
prosecution charging NJ CsrPenter With o5tHnlas tari
TIRE usdsr Ease p senceA Already referred TO- ae con
plant dsiss Cd viii costs ac sS ezra zsNsnee
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COURT cALESDAa-Im. DAY.

CRcUIr CorRr-NOs II, 2o-, 2i5, 3SS. go,
$50. as as 4ls So SIS. SlA 81, SO, ls2i.
SPECIAL rrvz-So.. a. 81 81 - 81. tgS, lee us, -,
III 80 70 lSf. 80 % l5s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31

SUPREME COuRT-SfEciAL TxRx-Bsfo-. judge Ed
WARDS.
DCCtslONs
Horace Tar and Othrrs at d Traitel and oshsss
Injunction set aside tor irregularity, until
leave mofiuE
SAMUEL y Tracy AL. Protection I1suraaee Conpasy.
Al, tOn Of commission granted de.eafGnf
t4in consent.
Gee Nct' orr ard another at Elas d Pi-r-s- Motion
T. uyerr-de aitAehEn, 70 Denied. without costs-
Jas Motion at Geo WEisGn as another Motlon o
redfNrr exscuton 70 the SheFf cr return granted
Ngtion 20 SsshA-gc from aErest dslsed-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31

i've. ,r,.es are .ss-iy sgicc- are -sSi.r''y stV'
a Fcculsf rr,cvs TScss sac rs,Ses qsies Es.'--t
Cosbs sre iusStve eaysrs sasiops,e lover 'sssc b"
r-ees Prres src beng more fg~~lJ pres 80 GA -
uasTkes aaS pr;css sgeless sFal and soaeras'~srra
hr. G,sresrns are ss-s'y =, lNi-llc. win cr,i
5eEsssi De LsiEes src dgli an pres easy. ct'ss
have hee selling unore extensively s,siy 10 cstats-.
rricss are ira shock sssil C-ssineo's sre "A soi
desnsDd. especially Racks, and - fan prsoes p va
fancy ccisrs are sesrce snd ws-ssd s',ess are iss
and prices very sr for tae better eaaiiss Ssspess
are rsiAer c-iet b,ts sru Ksnsacky Jesas sr- dssi
T~rrss ere in good demand Ct fsu prices Fisose's
and Blankets are very srn and viii ap~sra ted
epcy. Porc:sn Goods have ~, SSes quite active Il
pr;ysse trade bu, the aensnahas been god prevent
any accumulation Of stock Vet ekaaat tad 81
rts an iur-sssrS disposition place the iacsr'
into pahic war-hoa.e and thss the sapp,y gcs,ns
ahead of the consumption. Asctios sales have be"
more nuneroas bat price, have gvrs wsy. AMI asss
hot very desirable gods msiasSia fall prscss Al
woosen Goods are esu. and the receos imporsataas
are st an increasing cost Bssnkees Cosaa s~t
Cashmere. are all rising. Bemsssiaes are nrua
Linens steady. hut Dr--. Gcods Prints and DslSsss
especially have declined and continue heavy S'lss
Of desirable styles only are srm R.ssons have eses
cold down 70 lower stock and rather less hesry
Gloves are in overstock vclvets are but @olersssg
active The Clcshieo seem more wiling 10 buy ic<
the rsu trsSs. Payments continue TO be m,As
promptly. A large cosntry demand in the conisx
tvs months remains 10 BE- filed Which viii reduce the
s,ocks Of Spring Goods materially. The Western
trade will yc, be large the Nosthera Ia yet 10 esns.
and this State trade which Is the largest Of asy. vi
he sufficient Of itself to give uaoaths active ouysx
and selling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31

FOR THE ORPHAEs-The Ladies Fair a.
Montague Hall, for The benss Of the Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylum. will continue open every day this
week, from 10 O'Clock A. ~ Is should be generously
pstronzed
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ale. n, IN. stock Exchange. .M,.cH %

x R..-......D 50
d. Huisnu Rv-r ilR zoe. 90
90 Mlii.oa & ioi. UR. iOl
gSSY rs iiasta N.N l0h
20 Mob Cen,al llN. - ~
- Psnsrns x Re-. LIZ
sCirve., Col ( Crn ltN.tO !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31

SUDDEN DEATH.-Coroner Ball was notified,
Yesterday, TO hold an inquest named VIM. Ne
Ginne,s who died very suddenly the night previous De-
ceased resided at No. liz Hudsonav.
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PHnsprLPEIA SALEs OF Noaday,

! fUoHsr'~m 10. H......-.
I0N. 10 ara n. r..
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The debt means the INTEREST on the national debt
Multiply the sum by five, and get dollars the enor-
nous sum which past folles have The present
generation, and OF this large portion consists OF the
expense Incurred in losing the American colonies
The question OF India reform is exciting great atien-
ton That great empire has nearly two hundred millions
OF popua,on--so stated by DR. GuzlaH and this i'm
mense mass Of humanity, to British language, is
"hed by the India Company for their own selfish pur-
poses, their aggrandize These Two hundred
millions, DR.. Gutzlaf slated, controlled by about
thirty thousand persons The capital OF the India Com
pany is six millions sterling the debt OF il fifty millions
The object OF the agitation going on in the lar
guage OF recent Manchester town meeting is $40 Sc
10 that great country the blessings OF good govern
mcnt"
Manufacturing in England is in various conditions
some SORTS good, while others dull The con,r-
uance OF the price OF cottona penny higher that il ws
last yearaects the production Business, however has
been brisk Tor The India and China markets In woolens
the merchants buy sparingy, yielding slowly to the ad.
vanclng prices. Worsted goods actually below
the OF production There revolution OF trade
going that is worth Iemakng oRthe decrease in the
production of coarse coons, because OF the nse in la
Dor and OF the material and the consequent increae
OF the cost OF production. Al a meeting OF Manchester
and Stafford manufacturers, lately held, the of
about 600 oomsprobably al least three of the
whole number al work in Manchester and Salford-as-
sembled, and there almost unanimous feeling in
favor OF going upon short time resolution passed
pedgng The makers OF domestcs place their looms on
forty hours instead of sixty hours work per week for
month, which will lead 10 reduction OF the outtuTn
OF these goods equal TO one-lhird A committee was
appointed TO wait country manufacturers 10 induce
them TO cooperate in this plan.
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MUCU VALUABLE STOCK LIcpT.-we have much vaIu-
m able stock le shelves
al cost and many Articles at much than
p pieces Irish linens ~ lsh yard
pieces purpr, blue silk per yard
well worth 81, and cheap enough
~ pieces fine "Scoch plaidsn for chdrcns dollar
quality for Is cents and al rs qusty for 81 o5
10 pieces bed tickngs, all prices
vs. pieces hne striped linen dung ren,omcn and boys pan
falcons -
80 pieces bombasins and airacas all prices
20 dozen ladies' best hid gloves pair
p dozen Genemen's kid gloves ali best quality 70 cents
pair
40 pieces handsome and rich furniture prints, various styles
Is pieces tJosey naunesn of quality and eolors
pieces real Manchester ginghams good patterns quaV ana
coorz
With other desirable NIL Of which we must sell az we
do desire pack them
w. again repeat ina, we are daily expecting all parties indebted to
- " 80 49, ~ 80 PERRY 4 BROTHER,
NAV lo--,i4tn Opposite Centre Market.
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The great hnancial topic In England the budget
Our correspondent has stated its main features 1t s
continuance Or more extensive application of free trade
combined with pretty thorough dose OF economic
home reform. The reduction OF duties on articles az
iood-coeos, tea, cheese, and huter especiay-s Ger
tanly IN The right direction Besides these there Il
further reduction hundred and forty minor article,
OF food while there is total abolition OF duties on ON
hundred and twenty three articles OF food In fsa
words-his extension OF ree-trade will relieve lbe RAJ
ish from annual tax of twenty five millions
OF dollars, besides abolishing the soaplax of five mil;
lions more. Now. all this tax is simply transferred -
incomes or capital Ii is approach 10 the American
stem of taxing properly and not persons This bud,
is received with great favor by the free-trades Will
others acquesce in It's general poprety so that upon
the whole The appreciation bestowed upon this capai
reform measure is nearly universal. Ii clears the wsv
Tor further reforms Ii may be curious see what John
Bull taxes himself for. Here is his estimate of The eo.
OF his family for the next year
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DoNE-uP DAUPHIN.-The Courier des Eats Unis
publishes the following affidavit Of Mary Ann Williams
mother OF the reverend pretende the throne OF Bour
bon Ii TO settle the quesonf indeed il needed
,eng-against The preensIons of the reputable mis-.
sionary
"Sfate Of Ne,c York, Frank,in county, ss-Personaly
appeared before the undersigned, oil the justices II
the peace IN and for said county, Mary Ann William;
and being duly deposeth and says that she up
ward OF eighty OF age but does not know her
age; that she The widow OF Thomas Williams; and
that she IS the natural mother OF Rev. Eleazer Williams;
and that she Is aware OF his peiensons 10 be the OF
Louis and knows them TO be false that he her
fourth child and born at Caughnawaga, that al The time
OF his brlh, her sister took HIN 10 the priest be bap
zed and ha, her sister gave the priest the Of the
chd's godfather, which was Juser from whom the child
took bls name that he was born 10 The spring, thinks in
the month OF june says that when he was about nine
years old. of his fathers friends from the States
came TO Capghnawaga, and took him and younger
brother away TO send them to school that time alter
he returned home, and had leg which made him
lame that they doc,ored his leg the in his
knee; that sometimes IL would heal up and again break
out, and that they sometimes were fearful il would
get well that she has recollection how the scar
his ace and that she never knew Of his hay-
ing any trunks or medals in his possession; and that her
Eeszer very strongly resembles his father, Thomas
Williams and says that person whatever, either
clegymen others, advised or influenced her in
any manner to say that he her that the FIRST
tmation she ever bad OF his preensons royal birth
was from one William WoodmaD an Oneida Indian, who
came 10 her about three years and asked her II she
wosd not be willing 10 70 before magistrate and
that Eeazer was not her but given her 10 bring
up she told him ehe would do such thing as she
knew him 10 be Der tina, Eleszer has since men.
TONED to her that OF bis friends thought he was not
an Indian but descended from royal parensge she told
him II was no such thng--ihat he was her
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May Q, isss
gEALED proposals will received Mt this once n
u IL O'Clock, Wednesday the eighth day Of June
furnishing hundred anthracite coal OF the quality
about the OF fourteen pound
delivered slowed vaults OF the Capitol free from all
dust and PARTICLES Of small coal.
Ao for furnishing hundred and twenty cords Of the best
seasoned hickory wood-wo hundred cords 10 be
snce twenty-five cords sawed twice, and
The be corded 10 the yard Of The Capitol and
ufed the pense Of The contractor.
The wood aud TO be delivered and before the
10th day Of September next ~
JOHN W. FoRNRY,
CLERK House Of Representatives Of the United States
May lo-dtsthjune
[IntsIgencer, Republic, and Evening starl
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Ink cREATuRE's AT DIRTY WORK AsAIs."-We
stepped into the Chinese Assembly Room yesterday
morning and found il filled to OVERLOOKING with blacks
and whites, mixed in, not with the regularity exactly
which marks the conformation OF The keyboard of
piano forte, but in that agreeable style Of variegaton
that IN shot silk. At the further end Of the ball.
in the gloom OF sunless and gasless perspective, there
was the usual par.colored CIRCLE in white cravats,
Boomers with short hair, and Abssloms with long,
mounted on platform, Garrison presiding and Wendell
Phillips speaking We did anticipate 80 speedy
turn TO our city the part of this reckless spirit The
reception he with only years ago. when be last
favored us with hts presence thought would dsn-
cline him to make another very early experiment upon
our patience. But there we found him, in full till again
against the Union and the Constitution the Law and the
Prophets, the Bible and its Author, the Press and the
Pulpit, with glib excavations OF Washington as a slave
owner, of Daniel Webster being the tenant OF ina
nous grave, of Gardiner Spring monste leo noins)
and Of bis countymen generally the people OF de-
graded nation. ashamed OF their birth--as Americans,
when in other lands dumb with modification before their
denouncer. and trembling apoogsts for their disgrace
wherever they may chance 10 He seemed TO glory
in the indignant rebuke with which portion OF bis as-
dienoe were. intervals, nresisbly prompted TO MARX
his insane rbadries, and went 10 his trades senas'
the dead and the living with rest that showeo D"
heart was in his vocation IN Y. Express
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BRIDGE BUtDiSeThe Theory rnaeue' a h .rr"se.
Of Stone, Timber, Iron Wht go W nann nas
king Moeey, Hughes. Stevenson, eiVi engineers vo ana
Of plates. London. =, -.
on Obi1ue Bridges vol sonooh'
pon a. Nouveu Manuel Compiet Gayher,
uieur on chef aes POINTS = Chsusscesi vols, Paris
ppes on obique Bridges with nusia'ionsi vol, Lon
don. o,,,---
with Illustrations. London
Sir Howard Douglas Military Brdgesi vol. London
Cresy Bridges, Vaults, and Arches vols, large iusui
ions London.
IIanvt on Bridge Construction 1 vol. New Yors,
Pope Bridge Architecture vol New YORK.
Dneran ON Bridges. New York
Fiscbmerer les Pont. Ml,,sires vol. Pars
variety OF Masonry,
Road Making Ebankng Ercsvsng Paisley Mosrs and &c
Nicat do Totem do Wright Haskss I'm
gnsers Guide in Boring simms Tunneng Fenwieks Sab
May "a FRANCK TAYLOR
gTLvEH Dessert and Fruit K~ive-.-M w. Gst and
Brother offer OF sodhsnde dessert snd
fruit knives In -
Also, spoons satcenrsi lV
spoons knives crunb rape os
ladies, which with large sssot
and forks Of every panensy
offer a lowest possible rs,e-.
Silver warranted pure and workmanship unsurpassed.
w NJ. GAIT BROTHER, Jewellers
SIGN Of he Golden Eagle
MAY l4a Penn, avenue, between 9th and 10Th stret".
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MARY ANN I WILLIAMS.

Subscribed and sworn before me- this 2sth day OF
March, 1853. ALFRED FULTON,
Justice ol the Peace
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r MEIEaE. Professor of the tre"rh, spanish, end
IL House or at WIRE pevs between
Ak and 9Th streets Pennsylvania avenue, souh side,
10 2s-lmn
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
&W 1870 d &c &c ~

~ ~ fo~f@,1YS
IN and Monday May 2 1884, daily trains (sunday
win be over This road ageesby to the following
ments
for and intermediate points
ton, OF Duke and Henry streets, O'Clock, an.
will leave Warrenton O'Clock NJ
hprshdrs at quarter before . O'Clock, .. m.
Culpeper lerandna
Culpeper at O'clock arriving Alexandria
O'Clock, m.
Returning will Alexandria quarter before O'Clock m
arriving In Culpeper at quarter before O'Clock.
daily between Gordonsvile
with the this and Virginia
order!
THRouoH
81 30
Do Iynohburr 90
DO bovngsions so
amherst V 90
DO MlddebuE 90
winchester
Per order. IA RRDgKETr. Agent
May l1-dn
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IN the OF few days shat he compelled to
make for builders who ready
consequently, have determined
ARTICLES yet hand at much tess an cost hence
positively assured they purchase articles
extremely low prices have
sion TO packing
please call and entire stock,
satisfied bargains Ia reality
with and the add,
and hope receive, In the Of few days dol
lar due FERRY BROTHER,
May 10 -itdn Opposite Centre Market.
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TALCAREoUs Msnurcss by Edmund Rumn-Bnh
" edition.
weovr Manuscripts conanin the History Of the Dividing Line
Virgins and North Carona Journey the Land Eden
d. 1885, and Progress Mines. Written from i72s
1875, and now first pubiished by William Byrd
May 10 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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