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NEW ORLEANS April 13, 1854
Our cotton market Is dull, buyers holding back for
lower prices The stock hand reaches 800 900 bales
Flour is little higher; sales Of Ohio at SO 50 Corn is
at Doc. for mixed Pork frm and tendirs- upward
mess sells at SO IS s13. Keg lard is active at pre-.
vious rates. Whskey is at 201Sc. Rio coffee Is un.
changed; good business doing.
NEW ORLEANS, April Is, 1854.
Our cotton market Is dull and prices little lower
Middlng is quoted at &c The sales of the week foot
up 81 900 bales. The decrease In the receipts In now
b05, ,2J0 and the stock hand here is $4,000 bales
Flour is finn at sG 62s for Ohio. Corn 5ic 55c for
mixed Freights are hrm ships being
NEW ORLEANS, April IL, 1854.
The news by the Hermann came TO hand Saturday
night and that by America Sunday and cotton to-day
is rather lower The sales Saturday $50 bales
at SIC. for middiing Flour firm at 90 rs for Ohio.
Sales Of csn at 52c lard is higher barrcled selling at
qhc. Mess pork is at S13. The sales of Rio coffee for
the past week were II 500 bags at &c. 10kc The
stock on hand Is So 600 bags Sterling exchange quot
ed at pa premium, and New York premium.
CHaMEsroN, April II, 1854.
The Arctc's news has depressed our cotton market,
and prices weaker Sales day OF 600 bales Good
middling is norhinrly at ec.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.


|i STAL PALACE.-Ink NEW YORK CRYSTAL
aace is temporarily closed in order to receive and
world OF rare and beautiful articles from Europe
ur own country pre- paratory TO its grand
Is popular rennuSuration. on the 4th OF May next.
srticuars OF the in teresting
lie published in due time Two prizes of one hundred
rs each offered for tho best odcs in honor Of
h! Invention and the Arts to be the inaugu
n by the New York Harmonic Society. numbering over
hun dred memb rsthe odes to be sent in by the 18th
mt The Association for the Exhibition Of the Industry
Nations cannot too strongly urge upon all mechanics,
Ihants manufacturers and artists the overwhelming
rtance Of ci playing their choicest specimens in the
fal Palace. ArrsngemsntS are being made with the
s steam Soat and railroad mpanes throughout the
TO carry the Palace Mt greatly
ed rates of travel and additional measures will soon
|rected calculated to secure an enormous number OF
re- to this magr iGcent enterprise. On the day and
ng OF the re opening (4tb May) notwithstanding the
dnay attractions the price OF admission will be but
hts The price of admission after the re inaugu.
Ia will ie on all DAYS exec pit saturdays and Mondays
ets children under II years % caats On Saturdays
andays without regard to age, 25 cents The Palace
tpen at 5 o'clock A NJ.
r. T. DARNUM, President.
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Mere StspyyTecks.


THE PACKET sHIP UNDERWRITERS AsuoRE-rRoBABLE
DESTRUCTION OF THE SHIP AT DAKsEGAr, Am
LOSS or ALL on BOARD.
Information received yesterday OF the skandng o:
the fine packet ship UNDERWATER bound to shis port from
Liverpool She went ashore Monday night four miles
south of Squan Beach, and remained last evening The
latest accounts from the Of disaster soy she
humping heavily into the the bar with
her head OF shore and the cargo being thrown
board.
Many Of her passengers had got ashore in tire after
noon and it is supposed the vessel win be gcs anoat
shortly if the weather continues moderate. coupc OF
steamers and several schooners with wrecng apparatus
dispatched to her assistance last aigh The pas
sepgers viii probably be sent up Of the steamers
during the day.
The Underwater is a very fine l ship, Of ], $50
tons register and launched from the yard of Mess
Westervet & Mackay the 1ith OF December, 1850.
She is valued at between $50, 900 and 500 oOO and is
to the extent of $72 600 in Wall street. where
the cargo is also insured for Sl50,0o0.
This is the second disaster Mcssrs Kermit & Carow
packet ships have met with this winter they being tie
Of the Waterloo which sailed hence on III. ed
December last for Liverpool and has since h en-
heard of.
For the satsfa cton of the friends Of the
reporter called the Office of the owners but his re-
quest for any information concerning the w,s en-
phatcay refused by the clerk The thing occurred
in the Of the Waterloo.
The following despatch by the Sandy Hook Printing
Telegraph gives the latest from the vessel
THg Hon AIDS April ls-Sundown
The ship Underwater Capt. Shipley, from Liverpool
went ashore last night, about four miles from Sauan
Inlet She lays easy head TO sea- the outer bar and
has furled all her sails Large quantities tin and big
iron have been thrown overheard The vessel tight
Nothing 10 denote the name of the emigrant ship
ashore at Barnega has yet to hand Capt. Skin
ner, Of the steamship Roanoke who arrived yesterday
from Richmond, states vessel ashore in that
neghborhood except the Underwater when he passed
at o'clock yesterday morning If that be the case
she undoubtedly went to pieces during the sevese
ther of Sunday night and it is much feared that all on
board have met with vatery grave.
The two schooners that also ashore near the
strange ship have doubtless shared the fate.
We anticipate during NE day TO receive definite
intelligence from the scene Of disaster
II reported in the city yesterday that the packet
ships Constitution and American Congress were also
ashore. 1t probably arose from the supposon that
either might be the wrecked vessel ut Barnegat as
could not trace it to any foundation and the
knew nothing of il.
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House of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, April 49, 1854.
INCREASE OF aAIARRs IN THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS.
The House resumed the consideration of the bill in
creasng the salaries of the clerks and other officers Of
the executive departments.
Mr. JONES dem of Tenn, moved an amendment that
nothing in the bill shall be construed to make the appro
praton for any period beyond the present fiscal year.
As the bill stood, the appropriation was permanent
Mr. ROBINS (dem.) OF Pa was willing to accept the
amendment
Mr.. SAGE (whig) Of n Y, said he had received com
munication from clerks employed in the Brooklyn Navy
Yaro requesting him his influence to have their
salaries increased He why this should be
denied ae prices Of living high there here He
should introduce section accordingly.
Mr.. PHILLIPS, (dem,) of Ala, said prices of living
have increased everywhere the whole subject should be
considered applicable to all localities and therefore,
moved that the bill be referred to the Commit of the
Whole.
Negatived-59 against 81.
Mr. JONES amendment, and one leaving the promotion
of clerks to the discretion Of the heads OF Departments
adopted.
Mr.. SAGE Intellectually endeavored to add an amend
ment increasing the salaries Of clerks in the Brooklyn
Navy Yard twenty per cent
After further proceedings the bill was passed by
yeas 70 to nays 60.
OREGON ASKING ADMISSION TO TIE UNION
Mr. LANE (dem) Of Oregon introduced bill to enable
the people Of Oregon TO form constitution and State
government and provide for the admission Of such State
into the Union. Referred TO the Committee Terrific
res.
TIE WET POINT ACADEMY BILL.
The House went into Committee of the Whole on the
West Point Academy bill returned from the Senate
with amendments. That appropriating $40, 900 for
Cavalry Exercise hall, discussed by Messrs. Sage,
Bissell, Teckbam and Taylor, of Ohio in favor and
hessTs Haven, Benton, Boycc Lilly Jones' of Tenn,
and Smith Of Va. in opposition to it. The main point
involved was whether such hall necessary teach
cavalry exercise.
During the debate Mr.. IEroHER, (,cm.) of Va said
there was such great difference between his democratic
fri, nds that he bothered to how to vote Here
were military gentlemen both sides Of the House,
entertaining different opinions from another There
experiments going at Judiciary square and he there
fore proposed that they all visit Franconis Hpporome
to see exactly how riding works in house. daughter
They would then be enabled to vote understandngly
The question was taken the Senates amendment
but 10 quorum voted when the committee rose and the
House adjourned.
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The Opposition Telegraph Project Again.

80 = AUGUSTA, Me-, April is, 1854
Although Messrs. Hudson and Ttcomb's project for
securing the right Of way through this State for an op
ros ion telegraph line ION the plea that the present Hail
fax lines are too much under the influence Of the assoc
ated press has been denied two occasions at the
present session Of the Legislature by almost unanimous
vote in both Houses yet the friends of the measure to-
day succeeded again, for TIE third time in getting the
bill before the Senate; but the bill again rejected by
with one or two EXCEPTIONS unanimous vote in full
House This decision arrived at three times successive
~ is complimentary to the management Of the existing
lines.
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From Boston.

THE COCHITUATE BANK-THE MASSACHUSETTS IL
QUoR BILL-Loss OF SCHOONER ORNAMENT.
BosToN, April is, 1854.
Some proceedings took place before Judge Shaw this
forenoon relative to the suspension of the Cochtuate
Rank which resulted in the appointment of temporary
receivers, who will report Thursday next 1t is be-
leved that the bank will shortly resume business.
The bill amendatory of the Liquor law passed to
be ongrosed in the House to-day without debate by
vote OF 12 to 124 nays II has yet pass the
The schooner Ornament, from Portland to Boston,
went ashore last night at Npntucket, and. is total
wreck. The were all saved.
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williamsburg CITY Intelligence.

yETo--At the meeting Of the Common Coancil on
Monday evening, a communication was received from
Mayor Wall vetoing the grant made TO Messrs. Hobey
Keith to lay railroad track through Grand and parts Of
First Second, and South Eleventh streets.
TIM PorIcB-At the meeting Of the Common Council
Monday evening resolution adopted, asking the
Board 10 fix the pay Of the police at 81 per day and to
make a corresponding appropriation.
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FURNITURE.

lURNITURE "A SMALL LOT OF GENTEEL FUREI.
and household articles will he sold at bargain for
t applied within week. Address Stone Herald
e. Secon han furniture dealers MT cd not apply.
ARE CHAhCE-FURNITURE FOR SALE AT A
acrlce.-A quantity of paror, diuug and bed.
furniture fer sale 1T great bargain and easy
ppiod for Immediately, in III st cllss four story
'front.' house, up town Call address Mr Green
~ all street. room No. q.
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During the quarter hundred and ninety three days
lost by policemen by Of sickness and dsabi
y being average loss to the department Of little more
than two men per day. Complaints. were preferred
agans five members of the rartmcnt three Of whom
were dimsscd from Office one suspended for fifteen
days end the complaint against dismissed. The
report was ordered to be printed.
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HOTELS.

GaAMERcY HOUSE, CORNER TWENTIETH STREET
4 and BroaGw ay.-fhe additions to this house
rete ard the proprietress begs leave to inform
ads and the public that she has vacant rooms
very desirable either for families gentio
n She would also state that pains or expense will
zrared to maze it Of the best of family hotels
rrd ner day, 81 30. MRS. l.. DONALD.
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Brooklyn city Intelligence.

QUARTERLY REPORT OF TIE BROOKLYN CHIEF OF Police
The report of the Chief of Police for the quarter ending
the 3lst OF March ut submitted at the last meeting
OF the Common Council From this document it appears
that the whole number of arrests during the period
amounted to ,42 Within the time ,128 persons
houses 90 lost children restored to- their parents IL
fires extnguished by the police, persons rescued from
drowning and 81 2o9 y taken from dodgers and drunken
persons and returned to them The following statistics
show the number Of persons apprchended in each police
isfri xriih a iGcn noff fha
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Distinguished Men Passing Away.

DEATH EX-sENATOK KNIGHT.
Providence, April IS, 1854
Nehemiah r. Knight, Governor Of Rhode Island from
1917 to 1921 and Senator in Congress from 1891 to 1871
died in this city this morning.
DEATH OF CAPT. CANFIELD.
DETROIT, April 49, 1851
Capt. Garfield Of the Typographical Bureau and son
in Law Of General Cass died at his residence in Detroit
this morning.
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AGENCIES.

I
j.. C.-Hans Bredow, native of Prussia, mate
II American merchantmen, commanded by Capt Snow,
last heard OF in October, 1850 at Cape Town, q
ge the East Indies liberal reward will be paid for
rmaion vi the above. Address Alfred Schucking ASH
ON. ID. G.
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REcAPruRE or THE ESCAPED PRIsoNERs-Henry
Thornton and Harry Hoffman the prisoners who escaped
from the custody Of Deputy sheriff Phillips on wednss-
day last while he conveying them to the Aubur
the Auburn Prison after their arrest and Sheriff Price
loft Yesterday with the documents to show their title "a
remain there ten each The reward of $500 h oe
course, won by the csptsrs.-Aitany Atlas, April 70.
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PHILADELPHIA Nrayorolty.

- IlIfADEII1iIA, April Is, 1851
The primary election Of the democrats has resulted 10
the nomination Of Richard Vaux for Mayor of this city
by large majority.
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The geological survey Of Illinois, in progress has
developed the fact that Southern Illinois is rich In
BILE Of the most valuable varieties both variegaed and
black Some of these deposits OF marble very exten
syc and properly worked mny be made TO add largely
10 the resources Of the state
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THE TURF.

|EION COURSE. L. .-TROrTIs G-rRIDAY, APRIL
IL at3P M.-Pursc and stake $3.50, mile heats, best
IL FIVE, to harness. IL. Woodruff enters IN. Lady
br. g. Poney. viii come of, positively without
to the weather Stages will leave Peck slip ferry Will
sburg every half hour during the day for the
JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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DaNCING ACADEMIES.

AACING ACADEMY, sl BR0ADWAY.-PLANIS 4
PERACnIO have the homer to inform their friends and
ls that they give plendid ball on Wednesday, 18th
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The Weather Throughout the Country

TIC Ncnther THROUGHOUT the Country.
AT BOSTON.
BosroY April IS, 1854
The weather has cleared up and turned quite mild The
snow is rapidly disappearing.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PaIIApEpmA, April is, 1854.
The storm has subsided here
AT NORFOLK.
NORFOLK April II, 1854
), strong northeast gale has been raging here for
Thirty six hours.
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Navigation OF Lake Erie

DuHxIRK, April IS, 1854
despatch from the agent Of the Erie Railroad reports
the harbor Of Dunkirk all clear this morning. and nay
cation unobstructed
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OCUI.ls,rs AND AUDISyS,

1 POWELL, OCULIST, AURIST, &C, &C, ATTENDS
xcusvely to diseases of tho eye and ear, from to
daily Mt COZ Broadway, whore can be procured his
tho Eye" Also artificial eyes, which in
without operation and will move and look exact
ae the natural eye.
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SPLENDID NEW So OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
with elegant rosewood iron frame round cornered,
style every respect and from the best city makers
be sold at bargain cash. opportunity for
wanting an instrument. Apply at 4S Vesey street,
|aient Office.
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MUSICAL.

[GREAT BARGAIN.-A VERY SUPERIOR TONED
$500 seven octave rosewood panoforte for aefor $685.
|arn and improvements, been used only weeks
|ct every way by celebrated makers, and fully
led. 1t be at 73 street. from 10 till II
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Eighth Ward Citizens Rally.

In pursuance to call that appeared in the morning
papers, meeting of the citizens of the Eighth ward
about one hundred in NUMBER took place last evening
at Spring street Hall. The meeting held (in the
words Of the cal in opposition to the outrage pcrpetra
ted by the present Police Commissioners by nominating
to themselves and attempting illegally to reapront the
present Chief Of Police nine months previous to the
expiration Of his term.
The meeting organized at O'clock and the follow
ing officers were duly elected -
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THE MILITARY.

EADQUARrERS TOMPKINS BLUES, ARMORY
Mercer House-New York, April Is, 1854 The order
arade on Wednesday, the 18th, is hereby counter
|led The Company will assemble on Monday evening,
ith inst, at O'Clock in full fatigue. with uniform
street drill and Thursday the 9th inst at 10
|ek A. NJ, in full uniform, for parade.
BY order, J. BESSON, Captain.
+. RANDOLPH, q. s.
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csICAL-WANTED, A YOUNG LADY, WITH A
powerful soprano voice, (residng up town. to sing
senng in the week. Address A. q. Wheeler, l24 East
|nty seventh street.
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10 II has peculiar claims 10 the and inter-
position Of the government Besides their legal right
TO equal protection there portion of
whose peaceable and law abiding conduct better proves
than theirs does that they well entitled all the
government. repeat sir, gratfed that they are
taking part in this great and trust ere
long they as well as all other citizens sent by tho
accoents OF LIE 70 foreign countries receive the
dement, OF It, The petition referred
SPANISH CLAIMS SETTLEMENT.
DIT EvkRYT from the COMMITTEES on Foreign Relations,
reported bill for the settlement OF Spanish claims under
the Florida treaty.
PAY OF PENSION Agents.
Mr. SHEDS reported bill regulating the pay Of pen
sion agents, and the settlement Of their
MARINE HOSPITAL At DUBUQUE.
MT JONES, (dem OF Iowa, offered resolution direct
ing inquiry as to the expedency Of establishing Marine
Hospital at Dubuque, Iowa. Adopted.
REHI OF BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY.
Mr.. roDGE (dem) Of Iowa, reported bill for the
lief OF Burlington University, Iowa. Taken up and
passed.
THE HOMESTEAD pnI-
: Mr. WMKfR (dem) of Wis, moved to take up the
Homestead bill. Agreed to-
MIR. PETIT said that his head and heart both
united in giving this bin the warmest support. 1t
coupled pa rotism with interest He gave history of
similar provision by the Egyptians the Jews and the
- arans and its wholesome and beneficial effects while
continued He showed that had Rome given her pcbeians
az interest in the land, they would have been
lasting protection to her from outward enemies. He
tho gh II at million expended in giving the people
a ornament interest in the land benefcially
lions would lie in erecting Notifications supporting
standing armies The bill was then postponed until to-
morrow
MORE Old MUsRErs.
VT HAMiIS (dem) Of Me, offered resolution direct
ing an inquiry by the Committee Military Affairs into
The exredicncy allowing the several States 20 return
70 le general government all the flint lock small arms,
end receive in lieu thereof percussion uskets and rides
manufactured by the United States. Adopted.
SCHOOL LAyDs IN ALABAMA.
The bill allowing the exchange of school lands in Ala
bama was taken up and passed.
REVOLUTIONARY CIATrls.
The bill providing for the final settlement OF claims Of
officers Of the revolutionary army taken up, de-
bated, and postponed
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
At half past one O'Clock the Senate went into
tive session, and remained until four O'clock when the
doors were opened, and the Senate adjourned
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AZ AnIED1To GO SOUTH, TO A LARGE AND
u..isnihg Town. young man. about thirty years of
VINO % understands the drug business and the
such one liberal salary will hs paid Address with
erences as TO capacity and integrity bsx 2loO Post
nee. 49, "
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lie ADVERTISER, A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF RE.
spectahty. aged % who has yearly income OF S. 900,
bee to find young and handsome lady to join him in
tgimoby Money object but she must be highly
Address for three days A. Pel Union square Post
ice. stating where an interview LA ybe had and sending
luetreotype. All communications strictly
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JSICAL-A QUARTErTE CHOIR AND oRGANIST.
who have slng together time would like sit
In some Protestant church For particulars, inquire
|illett's music saloon, 800 Broadway.
ANTED-A SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO, IN
exchange for Of the best coal stock in the nted
les and equal to any in the world, which will agree to
at cost and interest within this Address Pia
OK 1856 Post Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

II ANTED-1N THE UPPER PART OF THE CITY A
large furnished room, without board, for ingle
tlsman, German pianist where he play the piano
Atne he chooses and teach part OF his time at HE
Irt three dollars week VIII be paid Address g. r.,
~ Unien sanare PoEt Olice.
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{, VANTED--A GARDENER, TO co INTO THE CoUN-
~ by three miles; he must understand his business
rorshly and DO well ecommsnded. Address box 3 l39
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PERSON AL.
PpER IN THE CITY AT 10 O'CLOCK APRIL 10
WIN DOBLE

PpER IN THE CITY AT 10 O'CLOCK APRIL 10
WIN D0BLE.
oRGE ROE. JUN, YOUNGEST SON OF G. ROE,
ESQ.,, of LoSan Park, Koscrea, County Tipperary who
relsnd about four ago. will hear of something
dyantage by applying to the Rev. George Burnett,
p Cottage. BooteI avenue Dublin, by whom any
nation relative to the above named George Roe Jun.
&c thankfully received
I0RMATION WANTED-OF JOHN M JOHNSON,
ged twenty, of New Bergen New Jersey, out Of late
nyed up town the North river side ihe
His empl Dyer, those with whom he boarded will
favor 10 forwarding their latest tidngs Of him. as
lends have not seen him since July last.
r. IL. JACKSON, 2S9 Madison street.
sRs. ELLEN JOHNSON WILL CALL AT Is NORTH
am street she will find letter for her from London
SSRS. SMITH PATRICK-PLEASE SEND Us
your address. Direct Alabama, Herald office.
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THE LECTURU SEASON.


|V. DIR MANAHAN WILL LECTURE IN SAM
Stephens church. Twenty eighth street. Lexing
venue, ON Thursday, 10Th inst, at ~ o'clock +.
|ct-Conncotion between tho Fine Arts and tho Ca
.c Liturgy.
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MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN HAVING EXHAUSTED HIS
present elects, de ebarrod himself social
in tho prosecution of literary pursuits and obtain
honorable degrees in medicine ald other branches
rature wishes to institute correspondence with
NJ lady, or young wisowed lady, with view to
she must b, interesting of elegant appearance and
seme iunds lie pledges his sincerity in this so eta
therefore he hopes that correspondents will address
caldor confidence through tAe Post once, RoBT.
1T CUMBERLAND.
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THE FIRENIEN.

n MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON ENGINE co. NO.
70 return their sincere thanks TO Mr. Jos s. Town of
sich street. for refreshmen furnished them after
10 in Pine street. on the morning OF the 18th inst.
Ii. ROBINSON. Foreman.
|-rhcKESzyE, Secretary.