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POST h0RTEM EXAMINATION OF THE BODY OF Mr..
l.


BROADWAY mgATRx-The excitement and desire 10 see
the Gabriel Rave troupe Of pantommsts and the Marti
netu family in their feats Of strength and gymnastc
exercises Ia st undated. The entertainments are In
deed Of character well calculated please the yisj
tiers Of the Broadway theatre to whom the ballet and
pantomime are novelty Nile. Celestine Franck ap
pears this evening for the second time In her great
original character Of "saanita the title Of new pan
tomimc composed by and prodeced under the direction
Of NJ. Coet. Gabriel Ravcl and Wells perform In the
Cooper" capital thing in its way. Between these
two pieces l. and Martnetti give one OF their a,ba,i
representation, called 1.-The wrestlersr
NrsIos GARpw-The engagement OF Burton Il s.st
drawing TO close Friday evening next being the last
occasion which he is TO appear at this theatre The
following the titles Of the pieces TO be played to-
night" Blue Devils the Grumbing Engishman.,,
John Jones, the Man Hunted by q Friend and The
each OF these Burton IL the great feature Tomorrov
evening the Pync and Harrison troupe give Cinderella
again.
BowFRY TsEArR-The benefit Of Mr. r. Johns.or
comes of tonight Lord Byron's fine play Of Werner
II 10 be produced on this occasion Besides tbis ~
Niss Charles win appear in Irish Assurance and Yanhae
Modeetyn Tho whole will conclude with first time har
the Citrate Ship" Mr.. Johnston as Mat Mainton' ''
METROPOLITAN nEAHx-A rich treat h promised Tho
public tonight at this theatre Mr. Hsckctt e 10 snnear
In his two great original characters of Rip Van while
and Col N. WildHre Az he has been solicited nv nrr,
bers 20 give Of these before
his departure for Europe, expect 10 zee crammed
house tonight Tomorrow he win repeat his rataff In
" King Henry w."
woops MIsrRns give Of their select performances
night among which Is the shaksperian Festival
TBE Bucuyr's SxnsSAprs viii resppear after very
day evening next at their old hall In the Chinese As@em-
blytRotm ms In Broadway. On this occasion new Amer
pei written by celebrated composer in thu city
vii v lesforped for We aSst time u thl county
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Serious Fires and Arrays In PHILADELPHIA,

From the Philadelphia North American Aug 2O1
shortly after 10 O'Clock Friday evening" a brick
building, situated between sixth and Seventh streets
above Montgomery discovered to be on Are II was
owned by General DUNCAN, and occupied by William
snoHenberger, manufacturer Of fancy soap Mr. s. was
at work in the building at the time using alcohol which
came in contact with light, and the entire building
building Is estimated TO amount to $780, which Ia fully
Insured Mr. Sholenberger estimates hi loss at ~ 500
on which he has an insurance of 81 oo0 His escape from
the burning building almost miraculous under the
circumstances.
shortly before IL o'clock on Saturday evening" the m
Per portion Of the Mansion House. situated M bc corner
Of Eleventh and Market streets was discovered 10 be on
FIRE. The alarm being given the greatest excitement
and CONSERVATION prevailed among the boardcrs, men,
women and children flying in all directions Fastening to
escape from the flames The fire originated In kind of
storage for old lumber and believed 10 have been
tc taken there The fremen aided bv strong boJv If
police, laborcd zcaousy but the fire continued 10 burn
for about two hours before II entirely subdued The
loss from water and Gre will be very considerable
About IL O'Clock Saturday evening a man nsmAi
Hugh D, own was badly stabbed two places one voun
being Immediately over the left eye and the other on
the back OF the head Brown states that he was At
dance house in Gray's alley when he was suidenv trim
LED up When he rcgsined bis feet he was invited int
TO the Fifth ward station house he was bleeding YER
prou,ely and his shirt and coat were saturated Wit
blood Dr. Atkinson dressed the wonnd and the officer,
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon stabbine assir
occurred In Tsmarind Court running from Green 70
Coates streets between New Market and Front streats
which will probably result in the dsath Of man named
Rice From what We could learn Of the affair n an
FEARS that woman named Caroline Lochren had an H.
feeling against Rice in consequence of certain state
menfs which II Is alleged no had circulated dcfamatory
70 her chaaeter and that he Sunday went to house
opposite to where she lived and continued hs romark
in such loud voice as TO exasperate her in such man
rer that shc seized common table knife and running
over 70 him. drove the blade into his side The unfor
tunate man was Immediately picked up and conveyed 10
his residence, In that vicinity where he remained up 10
ate nonr IN the evening In very precarious condition
Dr. pefouns, who attended the unfortunate man gave
II as his opinion that he hardly survive the injury
Chccr Myers, OF The Eleventh ward arrested Mrs Loeb
and placed her In the lookup to await hearing She
TO Lieut. Mecke that she committed the
assault but was driven to BY the continued ISLANDERS
and the unbecomtn8 conduct OF the injured man. Mrs
unblemished character. n the facts a. rcuresented
10 are true, her case Is iadeea lard enc.
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Stuck S0lee.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20.--Reported by Keen Taylor
Fry Board- 600 Alleg Co es, steubeh, 75 1000 do
e. a. g Reading ssI sssq
Down, 4s2S 1os Iehigh Nav, s5AS; Penna RR, AK;
do, cash. 4426; IS do, b. 44ys; 100 Lehigh Zinc, ~
Is Besv Mead RR 10, 10 Penna RIs, 20 Be,oee,
Boards.-slo Reading RR, 49ls Second Board-sl 900
Penna 6,s lolA; 1,C0orenna ts s7A 800 City RR e's,
44X; 100 Long Island RR b5, III 100 Reading RR, b.
4e1; $50 do, 49k; so New Creek Coal Co. IN; North
Penna RR, 90 After Bodrd-100 Union Canal Pref, BIS,
1s IS Penna RR, as; - do BIS, As; 1000 Reading RI
6's, 40, S9H.
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DEATH OF HON. pHILO G. rurirp.

DEATH OF Hum PHlLO z. FULLER.
We learn from the Rochester Democrat that this GEN
tleman died at Rose Hill Geneva the residence of
his son-inaw, Samuel s. Fuller ESQ.,, on Thursday
morning at eight o'clock. Mr. Fuller has suffered from
chronic difficulty many years and it has at last ended
his life The deceased was early settler of Livingston
county, and Is generally known in all that section In
public life he has been distinguished, having held
the most honorable stations and been entrusted with
high state interests He Assistant Postmaster
General Speaker Of the Michigan House of Representa-
tvee and State Comptroller Iatterly has been cx
tensivey engaged in agricultural pursuits In Livingston
county, an occupation which he doubtless found pro-
ductive of happiness than the most elevated pub
lie station.-ARany Register, Aug 2.
POST hORTEM EXAMINATION OF THE BoDy or Nm
LAWRENCE.
From the Boston Advertiser, Aug COL
We learn that on post norton examination under
the superintendence of Jacob Bigeow, NJ D.. the me-
deal attendant Mr. Lawrence during his illness the
following indications of disease were discovered. The
liver and gall bladder found adherng TO tho large
intestine and to the wall Of the abdomen In the midst
OF this adhesion liberated cavity, which had
found an opening at extremity into the base Of the
gall bladder and at the other into the ascending colon
There were ulcers in the stomach, and in the upper
part Of the small intestine the former of which had
nearly perforated the coats of the organ that probe
passed through without sensible resistance. There
was disease Of less magnitude in the kidneys and
other orrans.
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Births.
In Jersey City the 18th inst, the wife Of EDwAl
LusnR, OF daughter.


On Sunday evening, Aug IL, by the Rev. John B. ALLIE
gr, Mr. ANDREW s. TAYLOR, of this city, to Miss SARAH
II. REEVES, of jamaica South.
At st. Peters church, Stepresy, England, August LIST,
WILLIAM HENRY WELLER, Of New York, to SoPHE, eldest
daughter of John Farris, Of London.
On Sunday evening, August H. by the Rev. D. Mlett,
at his residence Ill East Seventeenth street Mr. GEORGE
F. HUNTINGTON, of Roxbury, Mass, to Miss SARAH JANE
RUTHERFORD Of Danbury, Conn.,
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Port Of New York, August 20, 1855.

CLEARED
EE%prs oy wnSs
Morgan ,,.
Snip fa sa. ssn &
B BIZ dr. Mis- ssS
sehr dalleso Smith RehmondS C Person. .'' 40" 20
sshr Geld up pssI kHSnsy ssM DOneysn
y FSns. P
sehr Bsnning Goodsci, Providence@Mas ar' %
soop Wallace, Lincoln, Taunlon-Master.
soI : -''Ap'
ARRIVED.
passensr spcrd Co. Passed sam %ss
ssn Uncle 10 a sn o. The Bar bound
Little v Esq arbor passed clipper ship Union bound New
s,en% ss Roanoke skinner Petersburg and Richmond
hsmere same Az oa ns
Sss oes
81 ssR Flying EsgIs OF BossP, Weaver Philadelphia days
tug lmes The bound sa s city BY he steam
snip Emily Farnu%, Parker Philadelphia days In ballast,
ship oe,ava tnew PIKE Boston, in ballast, 70 master Wa,
Bark Bercsdlne OBJ Liverpool SsD sponasc car,hs
ess 9se AGAIN e, NEW and 81
M is Ss day IN gale
Capt reports for the hrst four observed An exrar
binary fall OF The barometer with heavy gale from
Ne and Irregular heavy Supp oeed from appearances
position
Brig Merrill of Surrey, Means sAvaniA. July D. With
Pa's Js.s
lat "a o. Ion - @ spoke ship Ocean Ranger, Friend from ia
maca London days out Capt OF the n reports that
The 10Th July the bark Velocity Of and from New York.
hlc lying anchor 10 the harbor o. Santa Martha and dis
charging took fire and was totally consumed win inc
balance of cargo that on board.
Brig Quayana Brcm) Loseknan, Aneosturn, e days. with
hides o Pavcnstedt a fchumacker
Brig wanderer Sof Dsh Abbott Black River, ia 20 days
with old metal. &C, 70 Rodriguez -
BRIG As,on (of BAn6or), WymAn- ~ Crox July 81 with
sugar and rum, r Buck
erhr Humning Bird Or) Chthom Windsor, l. days with
plaster. 10 J Pckard Co.
9chr BENJAMIN Harrison, Caski, Washington Nc. Sld In
roupsny with schr Lucen, for kfork.
Srbr II. r Smith, West, Wilmington, NC.
schr Independence Owens Edenion, NC.
schr Arlington, Murch korfoh.
scbr Julia smith, Crowcll, Boston, 3 dayp
steamer Caledonia. Saunders, Portland "a John Rlrv
steam tug America -, Philadelphia.
s,eam tug Enoch Train, hennessy Boston.
BELOW.
saip Unoa. Wiley nom Rio Graode
Ase, o0e bAxt, unknawA
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SAUm
steamships Empire oty, Aspinwsil; Northern LsA d.
juan
WInd-Sunr1se. gw, meridian, an; sunset d.

Brig Pioneer Of 0rcenpo 3 tons been purchaseH -
Ev oddsrd. Esq Of New London, 10 De continued new
ing business
Brig 81 George Of zAomasnu Me- 40 tons ASHORE On o.
hunk cold at Auttioa 81 New Bedford l6 bT a.
Bayies Benz Baker. for $50 Also saah rigsng boos
spsrs anchors &c 70 different individuals or sboat t00
superior clipper ship Of 100 TO DO called NosuAa
will launched II Portsmouth, NH. next week. By NooS
Fernad Peigrcw Bhe owned by Henry HAiings, g.
Of Boston, and others and win be commanded by Cspt derry
recently OF ship Cohoa.
brig recently launched at Somerset Masa ~
Messrs Leonard Chace Co Of rs tons called tho Auaa has
purchased Bradford Hall and otAora
whence private terms She built IN The most suSstsua
manner beautiful model and Is intended for the Reuer
freghing bnsness under the command Of Capt Davis =
Somerset Mass.
beautiful a schooner OF about 200 TONS called he
Thomas Hill Intended for the freighng business under lbs
command Of Capt Thomas Rich, launched from the ship
yard Of Messrs Mcleod Salisbury, Providence on Sstr
last
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day To-day Jaw but three cases in the boat
i difficult to say how many die each day; suppose
tit authorities know and perhaps they report correctly
~ linrs going few weeks will find the people
csstute Of the necessares of e the present supply
being consumed and whence provision for the future is
coming, ray. However, what with emgra-
tson and depopuauon there won't be many left to need
anything
suppose am fixed here for a week vet unless get
scared and when that time all Mr. Secretary Mar
cys soldiers won't keep back Point Comfort happens
to lie IN the Line OF my departure wonder If Mr. Mar
cys prefeDce at Point Comfort had anything 10 do with
ht order to the commanant ut Fort Monroe not TO al
low the poor frightened people from Norfolk to land
The mosquitoes are getting too affoctionate and
must chose. II don't run Fort Monroe down. you may
here from me again. The people here purchasing
guano to put in thor sleeping rooms as disinfecting
agent
The Norfolk Duay Tanscrrs has resumed ia uublIca.
ton From its issue Of Friday, 18th inst we learn =
Notwithstand the decrease in our population nro-
badly NOT than 500 20 900 whites REMAINING In
town the Aver continues with little If any abatement
About an equal number Of daily and the
deaths average from seven TO ten will be seen by the
LIST below d.. haupn, whose practice Is extensive In
forms that the sickness to be changing and the
fever, he thinks, Is more of intermittent character
and less fatal than IL has been. The panic IN the com
munty has subssded to considerable extent, and the
few left disposed to remain and abide the con.
sequences; indeed Is matter Of necessity. There ap-
pears to be alternative as almost wholly cut
Oh nom all communication and association with (. the
rest of mankind" But while the doors Of our sister
towns and cities closed against us the hearts Of
many are open TO our distressed Liberal contributions
ing In midst and hearts are filed with graft
tude TO those who forgot in the time Of our trials
The following deaths have occurred since the 9Th inst
- August Geo. Din Bridget Gallilce Mrs. Francis
total J. -
August l0-Mrs. Reed Mrs Allen Mrs sYoun~man
mrs bren Or r. II. Parker Mrs. Foiles, Mrs. Beach,
am Patrick McQuaidc, and two at hospitai-total TO-
:. August il--James T. Wilson, Mr.. Kemp, Mrs DIN.
three colored persons and three at hospital-tot o.
August Mis- Emily Wilson, Thomas Herbert,
m nnv,.
al &pi'sl-total4 ""1 W.
Apgas; N-Mshae Iypst, Gel John Harper. Matilda
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ry.e Kpadcmic ct Norfolk end Portsmouth.
oUa NORFOLK CORRESPONDENCE.

1mc Epidemic ~ horfok ana kOFtnmouths
DUB NORFOLK ooRkDsPokDBNoH.
NORFOLK. August 10, 1855.
Deseyt,on Of the Inha6isants -CsosiNg Of Sserss-
.a,r,od of the Disssse-Names of fAe Deceased
4 7xunder SSoTm-AryjVoi qf Benevolent La
dses-Ss6ning of the Poor.
Being one of the few that left in this place.
Smaxined I could impat some little information
which might be acceptable to you.
Norfolk at this time does not contain more than
oneeighth of her inhabitants, and number of these
have been subjected to the bilious fever. This COM
plant has been more severe than at any previous
season and if not attended TO in time in many in
stances proves fatal
There are not twelve stores, to my knowledge,
open in the whole place. save three or four for the
sale of drugs The disease Is not confined as here
tofore to locality, but has spread itself entirely
over the city.
Among those who have died within the last thirty
hours Area daughter of Capt Barron, U. s. NJ;
this gentleman lost his wife some days ago, and is
himself inst recovering from the disease; Mrs. Tay-
lori Oliver Ellworth, aged As; Josephine Allen, %;
Sarah Pugh, IS; VIM sclater, %; - Grigg, %;
VIM. Banks, (colored,) %; Alfred Trader Josiah
Ship. Capt. Stark, U. s. NJ, Thos Michigan, Thos.
A. Keeling, - Hess Baker.
We had severe thunder storm here last evenings
1T still continues to rainfavorabbe for the spreading
of the disease. The lightning struck two houses on
Fair Ground and burned them down.
There arrived here yesterday. In the steamer from
Baltimore, three Sisters Of Charity, and young Ia
dy--Miss Arna NJ Andrews--from Syracuse. New
York. to offer their services to take of the sick
Such disinterested kindness will long he remember
ed BY The people of Norfolk.
AT the hospital on LambeIt's Point, for the past
three Gays there has not been single death. This
looks favorable. DR.. VIM. Wilson has been appoint
ed resident physician.
Portsmouth presents more animated appearance.
On High street many of the stores have opened
again and business is looking up.
The people Of Northampton and Mathews coun-
ties have been the only ones who have not closed
doors against during the prevalence of the dis
Sse. They have even exhibited feelings unexam-
- BED elsewhere.
The poor in our place and Portsmouth are suffer-
ng for the actual necessities Of life, and provisions
IRE both high and scarce.
The people Of Baltimore and Petersburg have sent
Essupples Of provisions and money. Many places
surrounding are making arrangements for the same
purpose. NORFOLK.
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ID RINE 10 URNAL,
PORT os EEW-YoFK..n.HA scs ST.
Cleared.


s,en.tir,-- J,neEevp rsrr.h. Norfolk, Lsa,,u. Pleas
esn; krcxsie. Ludlow, .Iyernsn, q. L. M:aliii James
Adss.. rurnsr CsG lesion.
ships-R. s. Forbes. sGls,d, Hong Hong, Ge,gy Co !
Aetsrrsti Kennedy San E.sn,Ico, JANIS gGllh soni
C,ns.isiion. Alien LIVER ol, K.rit Csrewj v. o. Rob-
tits litesitr reuion Bie;t Son Co W Sesrs, An
demon, Batavia, Z. g. & W. b. Bscon; Henry Nesm n
BbcAat ssu Jssn c. Nesuith SOM ,iaoilis Glgen
sssgs ia Jrcnce Ettnith sou; Clifton Collie Ne ..Os
lea sesl'oE Tt -mIoEi Ih-Ge, Waite, Charleston T.
Wsas.
Bsiaf-Tivcs ~ .o-e vHuins,or sturse, L Cook; s. w
Hssh, stsvers L,,son Warei IsE sppt smita MAJ
1u Brett, So tej . KLt2l, Six, Es.l9;s, HesniIh
Fer &c seIns Vas. y -Giss.9n, J " s-weH
piss-Grsy hcsI- : sTce CsdiI n D. Bicokusr & Co;
C. A. Coe. ru5esTd g. Ns-ss scswooa. Anderson L d.
ffeItss Hosts Cs-ye.. Srsn1e, Walsh Carver
Chs.ei NJ Kinsnsn, Edwards Crdenes, Resell Yinng;
Golden Rnle lDehsm. Dem4fa,s Midston - Clay
pole ibI seksT Gusgsms, p r. Gm.:tiGf Creyho Iad
ktIee, Ssdlz, b. BTOosusD; Glide iST Ella, Haifsx D.
U. Wol6i Esther Aan, tsE EoGn 81 Johns, ~ Kirk
iaId Fsug1sr.
sstton.n-Jsne srlords Sewse:r master; Glo,ic Davis
Phi sdtl5Lls Brett, Son CO Alice, Howell Baltimore
Ma sE Lad; Z. NJ. Manson, ews.er, Baltimore Van
brrDt slssht Aelianpa. buckef. Baltimore, y. r.
Blanchard Pscie;. Desn, Bs,imore A r. Blanchard;
sylIh. noy. Providence msrer; Southern Belle POWELL
burg Van Stunt sss flying Cloud, Chase G-olgs
D. bIeokntni sunny scutb, suith WsGiinyton, }. h.
haahess, &lst Dissswsy As1Asdfis Abbott Doigs Co
tfEsteth, Esnerf Cy Po.nt Jo.nson Slssht; 0aseuss
ls-l bsncsau PkGde phs HeTkeureih Co Charm NJ "a
,Is,n Philadelphia J. ~. K.e West Wind, CAso)a, B5s-
Dayton sp,sspe; Jsa.s Baker, Ames Potart, Me:.f &
LcyejeJ Ellen Louisa rhou pson New haven. m.s'er.
eCCIs-John tdauser nalle x Sorxi:h II HaYens Nj
dG. srits, Provi1enc. 1ss,er
StesHers-Beyey. sm b. Phil,de phia W. n Ia n 1on
Seo'e.s Geek, eager, Baltimore, .rcm relrs Lee.
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DIED.

dot lat Bradford Enslsnd on wednesd.y e,,
D sop of George a. and SsiAh Jane boo'n' u 'n' Wy
no sI year Ct his sse -, q. u.
roX-,.t Boston Mas, en- Wedoesdsy Ms1en ~ SAM
- vesss ony chd Of Heniy T. and Sane ID Co.. ssea 10
months.
-ED-On Friday evening. March 80 q. ths residence
"A sss gsTes NJ hal,ied this city, Matthias Ogden
<la,t,s IN IN tire 3fth rear Of bis asa
Bis remains 10 Newton, N j., Tor insermenI
gfL.-Op Saturday morning, March 81, william Edward,
say David EDWARD spd jane hIi ssed year. months
ianersl isfs place es The residence Of BE parents
No SO Pacific Of Brooklyn, Gu Monday morning. III April a.
oosk The sves sEd friends Of the fsuy are fesyeet
fnTly Invited to attend. withtSt further inyitst1n
HOLLAED-cn Sunday Ar-il Of csrsumf ton, Eliza W..
wife Of WIN BelsBd tee II years. NOR tns and Is d.js
Her funeral take place from her ste residence the
village Of Marathon At The head Of Little Nesk Bay 90 fsec
ds, Anil The ffieD6s Of the family are respee@
fuIy invited attend ~i;heat further invitation.
PACK-cn Friday March 80, Alfred Peek, ssed 2 yssr
Tho fkpSs OF the family, and the nsu ,es Of the n T.
Youps Sens Cht.n A-e cistioo are sro,"uly inyts -
attend the fune. al Monday, April at O'clock NJ hom
No 1893 Sd tv
RICBARDs-In New. Haven Corn on Friday, Maze 80,
n her mothers resd Elizabeth RcGids az .
daughter 81 he late I'm Hehses. missionary 70 The Iand,
wen Isnas, and adopted daughter OF George A. Ci'k Of
BIooklyn-
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SECOND ROAND


Flint Boayd-I tOO Aileg Co Gs W. rs 2OfO Cam. and
Anh R 9: IS 49, J. 500 CITY , r. r g.. r n 81 go
r. T. 81, 81 R,aaipg b c..h, 42i 46 do. AZ. 500
Lbish z.e; ss"n; j.; go do, u Ss do b. & 2odo
~, so Vctsbue H. r. 0; $50 DO lots b. 0; Schayi
Nav Pet 49, Union Canal cssh 81 40 do 81 do, ST.
csah So Litae schu5 4s5 20 Leheh Nav cash 10
"a oiIaId Bank csso is} IL do la 20 Commercial sank,
b5 81; IL Pbiisdelpbls Bank 1888
9Bssse.sn Boa,d'4,Ooo City ss oil 1900 Anes Co. 6s,
Connesve 7i; 100 Vicksbuig Railroad, b5, 8; Penns
do IA
Second Boord.-ll 100 Penna f. gi; 2eo0 Allss Co. Is
e'ubtnyi!le, 7si l2W0 City Raresd Gs, X o %, IS
Union Ca al cish 81; do do csh ca 10 do d. oil Is To-
do 81; ESQ Lhsh Zine q 900 do DO b5 q 10 Reading NJ
Unon Canal Pred Ssl cash asai 80 Beaver
Meadow Rsrfosd. 4il
tev Beord-4Oo City Railroad Ca b5 90; 5000 do do:
L5e too Lehgh Linc b5 2 800 do do, b. q 20 Read
In Railroad. 42i
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MARRIED.

BOT A-LYsoB In his ely on s.'sasy 81 % ~
~ Hem Smith, Sincebzs bos.s s,se ', s
a,jof n .asnsst and Prefees7, o. rMesPy NC wv
~, III j.rdrris 10 Anne Charlotte L3ncn o. 'hs
nosaAu-PAaKER-I 10 St Peters Church. Perth Am
- 90 Thur,dsy morning, March 70 BY the Rev Or Jones,
vsbsoa Brcohlyn, 10 Penelope csusner OF 1soes
an .r Geo. Of the fos mer Place
r.,saER-soMEEs-At Detroit on Tuesday, March 81,
Homer Esq, TO nis Mary Z. somen
-sTlLLMAS-On Wednesday. March ~ ~ the
W. Assms lanes w Lea Of BTysnt Lssk a strst.
rcante College, and hiss Co rnelis s.illasn III OF
I'D, Ohio.
yc.rY-BEACH-at Troy n T.. on "wednesday, March
H. "A ne residence Of Jlchson, By the Rev mi DoSID
~. sspss Mccoy late Of Mount Savage, Nd ana MISS W.
.eix Beach of Troy.
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BABK 10 whou. change CLOVER SEED is wanted but The
lots sIe COZ prime ind saes rnge SG0s6 IS q bush
qu,y COTTON fTmly hea with ss'es Of shout 200 bses
70 rolice az full rates FLOUR sud ir and pics
t.no upvEd The den.aot m..ed snd 5t0d60 bss have
been disposed 0, a. f9 IS fr fair mixed brands and
81 10 Dbl fo extra, according qaslitJ; o. hollss
re'e loNest figures for stTs brands Flour
alec bt.e aud 40 20 tbls p6 J7td SO
u Dbl COM MEAL i f.r demand and 800 Dbl. Bran.
DIVINE ,od a. ~ 20 v DBL WHEAT comet in sllwy aud
finds -etdy sale sHher tdysnce Some 3Co COS blsh
tcle 80 34d$9 So er g5ol res ard % A. for white
CORN sete AID i45 900 bast.s Yellow sold at 93c ID
store GAd 9fdS,c si0s RYE wanted at 81 1 add
t5od57e bushe vith od-ra.e receipts spd sLes In
OsoCERIEs there steady ne doing 5Q5: New.
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