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NEW GROCERY, COMMISSION a FOn.

NEW GROCERY, C1MMISs2ON A. FOR
~ WARDING HOT SEThe subscribers have leased, for
a o years, from Mr G. II. Lynch his Fire Proof
Binding lately erected In this city directly opposite the depot
v a. r. H. r. and Immediately between the Rairoad and
Canal fnr purpose of carrying general GROCERY
GoMMlssoS ASD FoRWARDfNG BUSINESS, under the style
and of BLACK & PE1TYJOHN. We offer to
uds and the public generally, aud well selected
Grorr.ics, Liquors, exchange for cash
country produce and earnestly solicit call from them before
purchasing.
good supply of Lime Plaster and Cemon KEEP, hand
which will be sold other house in the city
All goods consigned will be forwarded with DIS
patch particular attention paid TO the order Of them
services for the sale Of Wheat Flour
Tobacco, OATS, &c, g. Charges reasonable and
pains spared render satisfaction Account OF sales rendered
as nade. a j. BLACK,
A. PETTYJbHN.
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Music, MUSIC, WGS1l.-The undersigned has
w received large assortment Of and beautiful
MUSIC, for the Piano Forte at H. X. Iymans obi stand
bank square 1ynchburg and occupied by Srother
Whitehead, Druggists.
All kinds Of Music End Musical Instruments furnished at
short notice. W. 7. GREENE.
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ANEW FLOJR in quarter bags for sale by
IL fjy 7-dts LANGHORNE IL JOHNS
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Mar the Sxin.-Ia0rrisOn's Grenm o. hsCauS
r. balm Of 1900 Flowers Mecn Fun liiy "hitei Nyh'P'
sn,n. cold Cream; Ducine Amandne &C. &C. t9r sac .!
JOilN II ''1E'
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n lNp pLASCER.-225 tons Lump Plaster land
Ing from Schooner Ii0ga from Passport for sale BY
A, y. LEE on thu Dock,
aug ltis Richmond, Va.
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CIR Notary Public dealer In Land Warrants and Attor
for the prosecution Of Military Bounty Land and Pension
claims wishes to purchase 100000 ACRES OF Military Bounty
Land Warrants. ! will attend to any business Notary
Pnbc such neknowlcd deeds assignment of Land
Warrants &C. Sc. LAFAYETTE w. GRAY.
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
juy cts. Pension Agent, Lynchburg, Va.
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~ PRI NKS Gc-Tho subscriber receiving his Fan
SUPPLY Boots Hats Trunks &c The stock has been
selected within past three weeks, In the cities OF Pad'
mia New York with great aud consists OF al
most every thing be found in Shoe Hat aud Trunk
store Persons good fresh Goods will please give uh
a an Terms cash, !. J.. ARMISTEAD,
~ In,s Bank Square
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Won CAN KUX WATCIEs, !EWEal

- VA-N0TICE.-In taking charge Of the abo
mcpt, would most respectfully solicit :cntin
former patrons of the Hotel; and TO my friends,
call and see me. Ny table shall alw avs be spread
,clicacics of the season. The servants all att<
eutire establishment shall have the best attention Il
ter of My wife will see that the ladies tho patron
shall have every wish gratified and all ask Is q
ness, The house is furnished In the very best sty
Gated in quiet part Of the city. My Omnibus wi
at the different depots to attend customers-to q
and fro. JOSEPH L. CARRIH
~ 30-d&cfs
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

s: <;
.sssa ~ ss AZ q AZ;
L sss ~ Il City the
for ten years from the nrss q Nay, 1850
Ess s., asss: n s esa
eI ives. o. pier No built ior the purpose o. ferry 70
o. the pier shs .s:s as thereof
s vessel. q United states and foreign
sas
On s ssy e
% sx q assS y sns q hs e. C
Common Council altering the line the battery wal,
operations the IN oonpssins the wall q the
ss.isIs WIN per No issdiSs sSss he Ssi.sa
eordn the terms Of their lease AID the has
q; usual en-: sy ss
sSi
!isn ssswssn sSs sisy and Isnd .Pprevsa ~
sss
is:,9 s' 3.
and slips ossapsa BY e. iss:s.
% for
a. ~ any ts 70 s
given Ut the auction SALE
suASns CrdinsPSs. or now .so hers.i
Council or the State Legislature.
the grant snd from
e ss Gsr Of Al.
will be required TO DO approved by the xayor and Comp
per cent Of the annual the fees of the auo
Hs:r bid. will be received
side Of the pier Of this privilege will be rent.
Part oS 's' '0f'h IN 'hs preceding
&, oos q e.
the city Of New York across the North river
ferry viii public time ana psoe
before stated under the direction Of the Comptroe
ton e ne f barclay
EDWARD and Edwin a Stevens ne exclusive owners
The conditions Of the present lease will be in tho
the right Of the Or Legal
tivss Of VIM deceased to the bulthsad the
age or profits accrue y v 'n'
genesal are similar to the foregoing in relation to
the, Slater Island ferry: 49,
time and place the ferry lease from The zoo.
for @ ss s e 's hs
rs9uirements Of the following resolution. viz
1ass q a1s be :- a.,s
from Eighty a 4 f., ten 70. .ss
ten and The same 70 the highest sdasr wSo
II
the Of the section Of the act further TO
AZ y Di and slip. on
a Tn ss az s sss which
seetsn Of the of 1855 required parohsss
z, a T. % The
The charter requires thirty days.
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ST .()OO OOO BONDS q TH1 yIRoISIA

$0O0OOO q Ias AsD
is sS :. 4 ma
s with nerss. coupons itsshsd o6 cent
a
author.y the pufposs Of finishing
With j. sSs ;'s: s'sa
y wSs Ha ps,1t .5s
Per
y Sen: Ss %sr sS a.
Ths capital q sSe sh.ssssSs which
saMSlo9 TIE length a. road nom The sI.y q
s'S % S.s
full operation There has expended the
winch spss
sss e.: The road ms link in n.
se NS1sn sn giving y ~ linz from
Mexico and the Mssssppi hortsnins the distance
from the city Of to Montgomery Aasma
south ana Ssssa yssa. sas
:isS;S AZ sn %Iis: sSsS sn
through region aboundng With variety minerals the
and gypsum s.is IL s ss
svs Sssn h to but Which fast being
The q read most aatterns; and fosred
n. y
In 1t 10 believed security has been recently offered Of
better character The have agreed TO set apart
the earnings Of the road sinking fund meet the pay
ment Of them at maturity and the adopt
I'D line Of policy to declare dividend excepting
cash surplus after the interest and sinking Fund have
been provided for
The which the sale will be made Is per cent
down. and the balance In payments ~ per every
thirty days Till all paid If the whole amount paid
to LIST July to 30 allowed The right
all par. Of the bids reserved deemed for the
interests o. the Company to do So The bonds will be
lodged in bank to be delivered when the whole amount is
nsctsd with the financial affairs Of the Company which
and docgmsn,s and references obtained BY applying 20
whom Offers must DO sent sealed and marked for
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL,
President Virginia and Tenness Railroad Co.
The Board of Directors
HENRY DAVIS. THOMAS l.. PRESTON,
GEORGE STUART, WIN. T. ANDERSON,
WILLIAM A. READ,
And C. r. NJ GARRETT is Chief Engineer.
Twill receive sealed proposals the above Loan which
will remain with unopened till three O'Clock r.
Thursday the th day Of May next be then opened in
the presence Of the President other authorized
agent Of the company.
New York, 9Th April 1856.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.
Asnss quie,

Asiss quiet
BRKApsrurrs. -Flour-Common brands OF State were
about exc easier The sales Of all kinds reached about
1000 s, 900 bills. included in which common to
Changed prices Canadian at slo Is ash as and South.
ern at $40 $40 so for comms to good and at $40 SO
sll 10 for fancy and extra Rye -four sells in small
The only sale of moment reported $3.50 bushels
good to prime Southern white at - IS ~ TO- Corn
The sales reached about IS 900 bushels, part to
rive, at 81 90 q 81 OF for mixed, white and yellow
southern one cargo Of Southern yellow sold At 81 o.
Rye was hess buoyant; 200 bushels sod .. 81 As
The heavness in rye and barley attributable part
to the prospective Affects of the State Temperance law
on the spirit trade
CorrrE-The market was mere active; sales Of 1900
bags Rio we're made At lie Ike; 500 do native
Ceylon at p u 600 do st. Domingo at shc far ship
CorToS-Owing TO the unfavorabie news from the
South regarding the effects Of frotts, and advanced
and the ssss reached about bales including about
1905 1900 in transitu. The market advanced 10
on graees above middIing
FRnoHTs 10 Liverpool $50 bales of cotton
engaged at 316d for compressed and $50 tons
at lis cd and $50 barrels rosin at Is. 3D. To London
tsten Al IA Al. other articles were nominal To Cal
ifornia rates varied from SOC. 10 35c.
FURNISHES Of 200 boxes Of bunch raisins made
at s2.45 with some layers at 81 Is
HAY.-smal sales were made at eoc. asl.
hoSKY.-sales Of ~ hhds Cuba and 81 tierces wer
made at asc and 90 tesces do ON private terms oil for
Moiassrs~Abous 800 hhds. New Orleans prime
sold at 2pc.
NAVAL SroRfs-Sman sales Of spirits were made at 42c
or -Iinseed was better, with sales at Sic. s3c.
PRoyrsoSs,-Pork, the market was to'erabb active,
and the sales embraced about 200 bbls included In
which we're old mess at S1b 81 SIS so; and Sl7 81
old mess at s5 81 and In the above sales 500 bbs
cid mess, cash TO day, at el5 ~ Beef sold TO moder
ate extent at old prices SO bbls IadAna beef hams
sold at $40. Sales Of $50 boxes bacon made, q
short rib in at skc as%e About 400 or 500 PACKAGES
and hams were sold at 7c for the former and
We sAc for the latter. Lard frmer. the sales
embraced about 400 or SEQ packages 1t exc loc and
RIAL Es1ATE-House and lot so West Twenty seventh
street 2Oxss $4,000 lot Of Seventh avenue aud
Thirty htth street, 24xT5 do on Forty fourth
26xioo $3.50; house and lot on Eighty fourth street
near Fourth avenue, 20xio2 $2,4oo DO adjoining ask
100, $4,000
Ricx The market continued with moderate sa,.s
SrGAR-sales OF $50 hhds. Porto Rico were made M
4ac. Sc: and 100 hhds Cnbs muscnvsd, At Is(c
gyss--sal.a .. sustss isS dAy-rsrms six month";
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Hyson-1b half chests ct $50 Young Hysun-l2s ham
chests 4ec.; - do 44e; Al de. l4c. IS DO. axe;
81 DO, &c 1s3 90, 4oHe; % 90, Aoc lss do ssc !;
81 do sss 81 DO, 90, sse q Do Ss ssSs
80 90 81 81 DO, sshe 50 do, ass.; 90 do, sc %
70 lis d. ass iss 50 a' aHc IS s. So
lee do 27c; les do 2shc.; $50 DO, 2bKc; Ito DO,
2sc % DO, 2ske 70 do; "a SO d., eic. So do,
do ssc, IS do, ssc Hyson skin-44 chests a. &c. Al
do, aoe Hyson rwankey-lll halt chests, at 500 1850
Poke s. Do sse; 81 do, &c aunpo sd.rso hail
sShc; llds, &c.,; 80 do, 2SKc. Impsr,ai-ss hall
ISl DO 400; IS do Doc; Is do, ssxc.; % do, Sc
IS do 20 de-. ale; 80 do, s0lc. 81 do, 30; ss
60 half chests at 24c Oolong92 half Ct ests, a. 28c
2do do, 2oKc- Congou-55 chests at Fl No Pouchong-
90 half chests at &c., Golong-47 boxes at 1870.
goo bbls were sold at 32<c. $780,, closing at about
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$75O OOO NEW, YORK AND HAMlx Rail

%750 000 NEW, YORK AND HARLEM RAIL,
YeOO.OOVs road, second mortgage per cent
bonds part OF an issue OF Million This
large amount Of real estate in this city, many
Mortgages the branch road Port Norris on the East
River with wharf and ground belonging thereto the
rolling stock and furnisure OF the road.
The bonds issued with interest coupons attached
able on che hrt days OF February and August each
and the principal the first day Of August
Company, Of this city trustee the and
recorded all the counties through which the road
This ISSUE added to the first viii make tho mortgage In
cumbrsnce upon the road four million dparless than
per cent Its cost to hs The proceeds Of
bonds now offered will be usednrst to exnguish the
double track TO White Plains and some few sta
houses required the line Of the road all which,
pected may be done ESQ to close construction 40
count (" at the end Of the year.
security upan which these bonds based believed
20 20 IN all respects quite - reliable as thai Of
and s business present and prospective
Proposals for any these bonds msy be addressed
to William B. Draper Treasurer, Harlem Railroad Com
Bonds" until the fifteenth day OF May NEXT when they viii
be opened and should state whether the offer be made
cash receiving the bonds in salmen
per cent payable respectively the 18th Of May 18th
June, 18th Of july and 10th of August The right Of re-
jecting all or part Of the bids 10 reserved deemed
hoard q s DEAN G rd Inc
WV. B. DRAPER, Treasurer. =
NoTEThs road terminates in the centre OF tho city Of
New York, is one hundred and thirty miles long,
netting the city with Albany and all the trade OF the
west together with portion of that Of the North The
dollars
New York. April Sd. 1855.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


WEDNESDAY, April il-of. NJ
rbere was better feeling in the stock market to day
Reading and Erie Railroad stocks continue the favortes,
M lmproypg prices There little moro activity
in State stocks and railroad bonds but prices do
not show any material alteration At the first board,
New Jersey Zinc advanced y per cent; Nicaragua
Transit Cumberland, 81 New York Central Railroad,
II Erie Railroad, u; Harlem, u; Reading Railroad, u;
Michigan Central Railroad VI Michigan Southern Kali
road " Hudson River Railroad declined u per cent;
Panama Railroad, u; Gaena aud Chicago Railroad, u;
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad y. The law pre- csedings
against certain directors and OF the Ncaragua
Transit Company have terminated just as we antici-
mated. and the parties concerned havana accomplished
the object aimed The market price OF the stock has
.e$yaried more than fraction during the arguments
and those who sold stock, with the impression that
mamie would be created and lower prices rule have sim
pIy made mistake. Panama Railroad stock is selling
again below par. The extravagant statements made
upon the opening of this road regarding its future
ings have not thus far been realized and probably will
not be- The stock advanced largely and rapidly 10 an
tiepation Of immense receipts; and it opinion
that time that favorable time to realize would
not soon occur again.
The following sales of bonds made at auction to-
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We informed that Page Bacon Co. have executed
assignment to Daniel Hoadley Of all treasure and
pery Of Whatsoever kind which may have been forward
cd from San Francisco to this place, since the 10th Of
March, and to and including the 9th April to pay in
fun all drafts drawn from the 9th to 10th of March, both
nsusivethen to pay not exceeding fifty per cent,
drafts drawn subsequent to the 10th Of March, ana
and including 9th April After the arrival of the remit
tance Of the 9th April from San Francisco should there
- surplus in the hands Of the assignee after payment
n FUN Of the rst named drafts fifty per those
subsequent thereto then said surplus is first to be used
pro rdtd or in payment In full of said last named drafts
and the balance any to to the general creditors Of
the arm, share and share alike. We understand the
for preerrng the drafts drawn from the 9th to
10th March, are that parties who forward to I'D
the house in resumng business, by buying their -
change and giving them money for aame under such cir
sunstances entitled to considerations which those
whs came IN subsequently, and after the house had
samed and purchased in the regular of business
not Holders Of drafts should retain them and not
send themo San Francisco for all the funds of the arm
for their liquidation viii beIplaced in the hands of the
assignee here.
The steamship Asia from Boston for Liverpool to day.
carried out 100000 in American gold and El25 in Eng
hsh silver.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
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New York Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY, April IL, 1854.
WASHINGTON DROVE YARD.


The supply Of cattle this week much more liberal
than 1t has been for time past and the quality Of
the offerings, In general, was somewhat bstter than
usual Prices, however, are unyieldng, and in conse
quence, buyers disposed to hold off little Most of
the cattle in the yards to-day from this Stats and
the West-chieny Illinois Few cattle worth speaking Of
sold under 10 cens the average may be quoted at
from 1ohc. to 12hc the pound. Some transactions a.
l3c. reported but could not trace them to
liable source. The market at the close dul With
about 200 head left unsold. The show OF other
stock at this market this week Of much adsount
Prices.
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WANTBp- $500 OR 81 ,OOo ON BOND AND MORT
g.s TOR which seven per cent VIII be gven for three
and situated IN the city Of Brookyn Tor further par
cular address note TO BRADY IA Last Thirty
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INV JERsEY RAILRoApArYoR PHILADnLPl
express iipes-Lesvs Ee~ York N5 and 70 4, n, and
sfM Fsre 81 7stn 4, and IS In 3 and A. ~ ~
eli way stations Through tietcts sold fdr Crcisnst
the wet and for Bsltinars, Washington, pevfsk A.,
snas r..
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who would loan her $50 $500 OF which
she uld give good security nicely fur
nished with partial board In private family Ad
drefs Maritana Broadway Post oce, stating whore
terview may be obtained.
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE SrOOKa
IN Treasury Departments, Raleigh, N. c., March "a
loo5seAed proposals win be received Ut this once anti
10 O'Clock the llh Of April ne1t for the purchss
bonds nsued BY the State Of North Caroa for ID
construction Of the North Carolina Railroad; ad6
on 70 the Of the State all the stock held BY the Sts
sss road and The arising from ,1a sock a
Ast day Of April 1885 and viii have coupons attached 10
she interest 1T six cent annum payable the
days Of AIrD and October In each year.
Both interest and principal win be payable NJ the Bank
the Republic IN the city Of New York unless who're u
They vii be Issued In sums Of one thousand dollars sael
These bonds Are BY express from G
Parties sddns viii please address their letters endowed
Proposals North Caroline ssocksn TO the undersgn4
Raleigh, D. c. Thcy viii also state At what point and
shat Hind Of fnnds they propose 70 pay
April nett in the Of the Governor the
and Comptroller Of State and oG. w. Mordscai Prcsde9
u the Bank Of the State Of North Carolina
The undersigned tho right Of accepting suoh bea
whole OF In part may be deemed most
sfu bidders will be repaired inforns,
II acceptance Of their bids deposit In bank the
IL their bds with the accrued interest from the hrs dag
April 1855 20 the credit Of the Treasurer o. The STATE
The Republic New York, the Bank OF the state OF Nos0
Carolina, or the Bank Of Cape Fear, Raleigh
Documents showing the etent the Of the
2, non on application - Hs''r sosssf1
Public TreAsursr Of North Carolina
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heau on
Afo Is sheep at 13 cents per ID 9S at Is CENTS and
through the week 80 at from 10 to Is cents.
Mr. McGraw also sold one pair OF cattle to Wm Labor
for s2s7 90, owned BY J. Pomeroy Co., and fed BY
James Cowan, Of Cortland county; also, two pair OF
extra working cattle to the Navy Department for $780,
AT CHAMBERLAM'S.
20 COVE anu calves. ~ w oO w
l20 veal calves Give weight .......... to exc
o,vso sheep anu mmps. % w "a ~ w
There at this market substantial increase of the
several descriptions of stock Prices for beeves
hardly TO firm az last week. Quotations have rather
wide range Other cattle steady at previous qotatons
AT o'BRlENs.
-" peose5.. .......... ...bo w $tO gu
90 cows anu caIVes 20 w Cd w
~ veals Give wsight) .'"'. ............ 81 5aec
Market dull and prices Of beeves and calves frac-
iion lower.
REHABILITATION.
CoWs and Veal Sheep and
Beeres. Cdlres. Cdfues. Lambs.
Alerton's....... 1900 Is 800 LOO
browning .s...... 29O SO 65 ,352
Cbamberain's 80. 2q5 s8 100 2,940
o'Bris ns......... ZIG SO Al =
Total ........ .3,10l 268 $40 6,392
These aggregates show an increase the stock Of
nered last week Of 624 beeves and sheep ambs
and decrease of 178 in veals.
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But for the distractions from deep in Februa
ry increase in receipts that month would have been
much greater.
The following Ia description Of counterfeit hves on
the Bank OF Commerce, Boston, which have recently
been put in eircuation-rhe vgnetts consists Of fe
male. the Goddess Of Liberty, holding spear which
liberty cap placed her right hand; thssft hand
points TO scroll which the words "Asricuhure and
Ccmmetce are Dscribed On the left hand side Of the
smale train of railroad cars under hssdw way, con-
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Surplus 81 ,064 O6-sl ,Os9 634 OF
The Commercial Bank Of New Orleans has declared
dividend OF four and one half per cent The Suffolk In
surance Company Of Boston has declared dividend Of
four per cent pay able demand The Cochituate FIRE
Jns ursnce Company SENT annual dividend of four per
cent.
The receipts Of the Chicago, Burlington and oui,cy
Railroad Company for the months Of January and Feb
ruary, 1855, amounted to SAL o23 81, against 81
for the sams time last year It will be remembered that
the was entirely closed by from January 20 to
February 81 while from the 7th to the 18th Of February
was only operated 10 miles OF It's length From the
ssd TO the 27th Of February likewise no trains run
npon the road.
comparison OF the aggregate movement in the lead.
ng departments Of the banks OF Boston, during each Of
the past three weeks exhibits the annexed results
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These aggregates show increase the stock Of
hered last week Of t24 bteves and sheep and
and decrease of 178 in veals
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TTUI1ED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALlFORN
" via AspinwAll and Panama inforI
that the Psnama railroad h completed, and shs traad
tho Isthmus will be made by railroad from to oed
No moro mule travel No river Darlington Friday. Al
az two o'clock M from pier st foot Of Warren str
North river, will be despatched the feet steamd
ILLINOIS, Captain -, - connect At Panama with
and superior steamship John L. Stephens spare
accident No freight received after o'clock the sa
day. For passage apply at the compsnys once, No.
West street. J. w. RAYGONl
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ADVERTISEMENTS RRNEWRD EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARD.-CLAY FESTIVAL AssoCIATIoN.-THE
IA Committee Invitations regret the necessity
nounce to their assocates that they have just received
letter from Hon John Kennedy accompanied By note
from his physician BY which appears that Mr. Kennedy
will DO prevented from being present at the festival this
evening" in consequence Of severe indisposton
JAMES L. BERRIAN,
WIN. PARDON, ) COMMITTEES.
j. III. ORMSBEE Jr.
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE. CARRYING

II.
n United States mails.--The celebrated clipper
OCEAN SIZED, 1hos. Cunningham master, Is now all
BERTH pier East river loading for Melbourne This sh
going out her second In this line having mad
last passage in eighty nine days Has excellent accos
datons for first and second class passengers Early ap
ton for freight passage necessary as she will potv
sail ABOUT middle Of April The ocean Steed will bes
ceeded by the magnificent clipper ship Nightingale lat "a
also her nd voyage having made her last in tn
time of days For freight pass
apply board, or TO W. CAMERON, No. Bowl
Green. and llU wall street.