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Married,
On Monday, March 81 BY the Rev. Meses L. scuddsr,
WILLIAM J: WILLIAMS TO MAEruA Anna, daughter Of james
Nories all Of this city.
philadelphia papers please copy.

Died.
In Baltimore, on April O. ELIZA D. c., wife Of Thomas
Burton, or this city.
On SATURDAY, April Is, the wife of William Keegsn,
Tic rsl.tves and friends are respectfully n5sa to
attend The funeral from her late resaence, 10 "a Mi,
berry street, this afternoon at O'Clock.
On Saturday, April Is, Of consumption JOHN PHEIAS.
The relatives and friends Of tho family are respectfully
br6thef-i law, 7. Cuddy No. 253 West Twenty sixth
street. between Ninth and Tenth avenues this afternoon
al two O'Clock.
In Brooklyn, Saturday, April l6 MARY f., wife Of
John Camblin aged 81 years, 10 months and rs days
The friends of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral Monday afternoon at two O'clock
from No. Az Hudson avenue, Brooklyn.
On Saturday, April Is, WILLIAM 0C0SSoR of the par
sh OF Glowntaan, county Cork, Ireland.
to attend his funeral Monday at two O'Clock, p N.
from No. 22s avenue b. His remains will be taken to
On thursday, April IS, of consumption, Mrs MARY
SULLIVAN wife Of Michael Sullivan and sister Of Edward
Noonan, aged 22years, II months and days.
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence No 10 Washington street this afternoon
at two o'clock.
On Saturday April Is, after short but severe illness,
AMOS A. JONES in the 68th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family, and those Of
his sons VIM E. Jones and stillwe Jones, and of his
son law James p Ludlow, also the Veterans Of 1872
"a respectfully invited to attend his funeral
his late residence 2l9 Suvm street. at O'Clock this
afternoon, without further invitation
On Friday, April IA, Of consumption, Miss MARY Nc.
CAlRoN after tedious illness which she bore with
IaIaleled Christian fortitude.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at O'clock from the
reside Of her fathe the North turnpike road
Calvary Cemetery. N6yEriages.
On Saturday April 10 SOLOMON HoIlENBBCK, in the 41st
year Of his age.
The family and friends of the deceased invited To
attend his funeral at 1917 Eighth avenue this afternoon
at O'Clock.
On Saturday, April Is, of consumption, LORENZO +.
HrMMER.
The funeral services will take place Monday after
noon, at O'Clock, from his late residence No 107
Forty eighth street. His friends respectfully invited
to attend without further invitation.
Boston papers please copy
On Friday, April H. ABrAuAa p. AMERMAN, aged 81
years.
Funeral this afternoon from the Nei o. Dutch Church.
William street at IL NJ
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FIFTH DAY.

CHARLEyrON, April II, 1854.
The Committee to-day reported the Pacific Railroad
project First-It is recommended vital necessity
the prosperity of the Southern States Second-That
the route be commenced the Mississippi between St.
louis and New Orleans through Texas, connecting with
all the Northern and Southern roads Third-That the
Gadsden treaty, far securing the right Of way
through Mexico, ought TO be aaop'ed FouIth-Rccon
mcndng combination of the Southern States for the
construction of the road, independent OF the national
government. Fith-Rccommcnding the incorporation of
the road by the Legislature Of Virginia. and subsequently
by the Legislatures Of all the Southern States Sixth
Provides for TIE appointment Of committee to prepare
charter and procure its passage by the Virginia and
other Southern Legislatures.
They all adopted except the treaty resolution
General Gadsden addressed the convention indirectly
intimating that the treaty prepared to a
route for the South through Mexico. He had heard
that Northern Senators had combined to defeat
that part He deprecated the passage of the resolution
by the convention. The resolution subsequently
withdrawn by the committee.
Resolutions were adopted providing for the encourage
ment Of direct trade with Europe from Southern ports
by legislative assistance. For treaties to the
ducon Of the du les imposed tobacco and hemp, by
foreign countries. Adjourned till tomorrow
The delegates are now departing board three fine
steamers view the harbor &c. display OF fireworks
takes rlace on the Battery TO night.
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lie fral Infallircnnc.

los concluded 80. ~ Pckney act Hagadorn on argu-
ment VIM bailey for appellant; VIM. Classon FOR respon.
dent. Calender for April ldNos. Al, So So SIS, 49, 81
~ % ICE lu1 AZ y, - IS 81, 65 81. April l4Nos
20, 81, ISL, 81. ~, struck on No ~ concluded No.
~, Mathews aet Howard Insurance Company; argued.
Mr. H. T. Davies council for appellant; Mr.. s. Mathews
counsel for respondents. No So Van Buren, agt IIud.
son River Railroad Go. Argued. Mr. John Van Buren,
counsel for appellant; Mr. Charles OConor counsel for
respondent. Not concluded at4PM.
surnNR Court on TIE UNHKD STATES -ApRul3-No
So A. j. Marshal, plaintiff in error, the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Compay The argument Of this cause
was continued by Messrs Iatrobe and Reverdy johnson
for the defendants in error, Adjovrpsd,
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Me. FILLMORE on MANIFEST DRsTINY.--The ex-
enthusiastically received by men of ali nartics He
was escorted 70 his lodgings and welcomed to the city by
the Mayer The Vicksburg Sentinel says .he spoke Of
This portion Of the Mississippi valley being tho centre Of
the republc-not indeed the republic with lis present
limits, for Canada, said he with glowing feeling and
kindhng OF the eye, We were glad to remark, s'is
knocking for admttance, and Mexico would be glad to
come in and without saying whether IL would be right
or wrong we stand with open to receive Them for
the manifest destiny Of this government TO embrace
the whole North ApeTicpA sQphpent,"
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The following is extract Of letter from
the Chincha Islands dated March 5h to his
hope shall not have put back or In anywhere
till arrive at Hampton Roads. There five American
vessels here returned eaky and there
raj put into Valparaiso have calked the ship
and around the and the deck the
ship in good order better than when left Yes
sells dry up very much at the islands, require ealkng
ariahy after Icing here month six weeks Ships
cempg here should have oakum and pitch enough to ca
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Pori of New York, April 10. 1874.
CLEARED

CLEARED
Steamship Jamestown cavendy, Richmond, &C. Ludlam
Asanship Knoxville. Ludlow Savannah, 1 A.chil!
Ship Aramngo, Carson Havana Chamberlain. Robinson
Brig Harriet, Hazeton, Jacmel, Brookman Co.
s csssss s sns9. ssS ssoe. Burgess
Brig Sarah, Daniels, st John, NBJ Pieks1d.
sSr bsas
hr t Hrss, Loci E,spSTs
ssRr how.rd' Lowell Boston, fs~s ~ A''sn'l'
Steamer Piedmont, Robinson, Baltimore Parker Vein
f ARRIVED
gpasr %p, Ss and
changed signals with ship bound showing blue
za ss ~ s%s 'sss ~ s,i
@ with steamship
ss.s.mshp Alslsma ssls1sk Savannah, April H. with
s:syg III
ionp ship ii liverpool for Bssness
with h,n loss 4, Of Of SulC Cafts sail, 81 &c
and ms y.s.enser,, to Durham 4 Dnon Ezperenoed
lon s on the ~ % M
Ship Julia lBrem,, Erdmann, Antwerp. ii days with
si %
a les ps S III u ss
yards Ish =, % % lon i spoke s. bari Ei.s.
y exchanged signals with ship DevOn.hirs from apas-
e. s & Is sHs
r. saw several large icebergs
Big Santo Legrando Port Comes Oporto 4S with
wine. to n Searle 4 Co.
Brig TIE r) Chisholm, Guayama PR with moasses,
to Whitney Co.
Brig Mechanic Cenkn, Machias days, with lumber. to
Mayhem Talbot Co.
scbr James Marcy, Smith Roekland, 2days.
Scbr Hardscrahe, -, Rockland, days.
BELOW.
Packet ship American Congress Williams, from London
and Portsmouth with mde and passengers, to Grinne
Packet ship st Nicolas. Br.sdon from Havre, March o.
with mdse and passengers to Boyd Hincken.
Ship Constitution, 23day from Liverpool.
Bark John Wesey, "a days from Havre.
Also ship and one bark. unknown
SAILED.
Steamships Knoxville Savannah; Jas Adger Charleson
jamestown, Norfolk &c.
Wind fresh from NE.
[BY SANDY HOOK PRINTING TELEoRApH.J
the HIGHLANDS. April 15-Sundown.
Ore ship and bark outside the Bar, bound Ship
st Nicolas Is at anchor In the Bay, bound in.
The steamship Atlantic for Liverpool also ships
one bark and steamer Delaware outward bound at
anchor in side the Hook.
The steamships jamestown Jas Adger and have
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MARITIME IETELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC NEW YoRH-THIs DAY.
sun RISES. ........5 20 NOON RIsEz. =. IL OF
SIN SETS. g 40 HIGH WATER. 10 So
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[BY SANDY Hook PRINTING TELEoRApHJ
THE HIoHLANps, April 15-Sundown.
One ship and one bark outside the Bar bound in Ship
st Nicolas Is at anchor In the Bay, bound in
The steamship Atlantic for Liverpool three ships
one bark, and steamer Delaware outward bound
anchor In side the Hook.
The steamships jamestown Jas Adger and have
gone 10
The wind is blowing gale from the East.
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fine Arts.

~
NAUTION-OIL-CO PICTURES-Many
~ complaints having been Bsxrs Offices Of parties
attempting o he. hastily gotup and inferior subjects ~,
Bss productions BY closely his private stamp which
vent their being he be give
notice to public eli his productions will be eme SEED
words Invenor and u
penalties attached the imitation Of autograph are well
justice the public who best able to appreciate hh produc-
tions :. D..
il ON the Pstenee private stamp the
licensees put their picture. huddled to-
also made similar aftempt of his work closely initial
the Private Stamp the Pstentee BY adding the crown 70 the
CARTOONS OF RAPHAEL-Msny persons having been msled
by lately Issued announcing the publication o. the
thai teS were the WORKS Of The Patentse NJ Baxter
of Oil Color Picture Printing not wishing to bear ne
that they are not executed By him NJ BAXTER has granted
work h no or nss 70 inc
eD uus to the Psenses The Pictures being
noupced the most successful examples OF the Invention Tor the
truth of which Mr. Baxter invites attention othe public 70
Arts they quite the being very slightly eot up ncof
In color blues reds yellow browns and greens
would be impossible for the general reader OF the advertisement
infer that the works In question those Of the Pniee
hmse and il Is this impression which ne feesh MS duty TO-
Mr. Baxter takes this opportunity snnouocius be intends
Of Raphael &c rom the Picture. Hampton
Of the Nations. Gallery wndssr Castle Dar d S. nas
y and gentry this country correct in color and oppression ana
the his former approved
Historical serpturs Architectural Landscape Gallery"
Mr collection Of Oil Prints consists Of uPrsrd OF ~
subjects and sOld prices vsryns from 10
liberal discount importer. and the trade Al
sis Of fS va 81
the United stste q me T we ana
Psentee Nos II and IL Nozthamptonsquae London
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w aD Good Importing hous Do esnds and other tnds
Of viii The city preferred Inquire
No e Ezehass place between the hour ofs and o'clock N
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EOUND-December 81, . Gold Watch, which the
owner have BY calling Frederick Riley No Deass
o., Brooklyn and proving property.
CTOLEN or LOST-$400O0 ST. LOUIS CITY
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sps the following Bend Issued BY the City Of 81 Louis Wis.,
Loas City sps. BcnSs Of 81 coo ssh sesouns Of
the Ohio and Msisppt Railroad Co. Weseru Divison, Nos
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ls % IT, la peyshle In ISL Aho two Bonds Of the
seeoygt q The Pse6e Railroad Co. Nos @ and is e each
Ao Bonds Of LOO each Nos snd believed be
account Ohio and Mississippi Railroad payable In ls7a
These Scsd are sppesed 70 have come @ this country By the
tlen recovery vifl he received add rewuded BY
Messn DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co, Agents for the Owner
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ORDER of the SUPREME COURT of the State
"A of having obtained the five Boards Of Tus
the Burial Ground the Of 2av and
diner and the dead buried IN said ground
Boards Trustees having made the
Cypress Hill Cemetery notice hereby given that all per
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them without other burial place In tho
vicinity to due notice thereof the agent the
buyne after the 4h Of January between the
hour ofl0 AM tnd3PM.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.-On
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DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMl

IA soe Broadway for the reception Pap wS oss
time during the Glasses Ladies' and Chdren
Wednesday Saturday Thudsy and Saturday afternoons
all meeting Saturday for practice with band q music Len
Monday Wednesday and Thursday evenings
general practice with band Saturday evening 9ensne. Dc
but purchase lesson cets end 81
send when or learn particular dance While v
Europe during past number Of dances
procured be introduced for the first time here Pyss
lessons family ees and academies attended sohse sgies
month exclusively for pupils New Glasses for Ladies' and Children
will commence the first week In January.
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CHOIR AL ADvOcATE-Tbs Journal (which has heretofore
been ponhly m fifth year In January ana
beneeorsrd be published every two weson every otse
burda,herby giving than twice much matter vi noo
.ny In price Each contains Is quso pages four o.
witch are consisting Of ecs hymn tunes ehnts an
bems and short variety OF
adapted to Of RELIGIOUS worship to public
and circle all Of which win be offs practical character
be surg by peons Of ordinary musical
whom are
Grassr n Roor c NJ CApY WIN b. Bradbury THOMAS HAST
and It's circle of hons
and foreign complete The music alone in volume would cost
90, 1t m The uuai Besides this, there viii
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onv Al Fgery feeling particle Of of
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medium tx the Of musical publications by all
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ID ROADWAY MENAGERIE and MUSEUM, No.
- So BhcADwAY.Nsw egsn for tie 49, With Tie 3c
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NANNON's NEW and ORIGINAL PANORAMA
~ ofthe BIBLE s0uRsE Of TIME exhibiting the Phnc
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ic Mile nnal Agcstbence passing the Final hou-
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World the material ofhe ORsv xx 5-w for ONE
WEEK No as Broadway corner Of Lspenards jan at