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III baben 9trp. 1O5 Baltimore nQbe Sputb1tr.

gu baben 0}rp. 1O5 Baltimore nabe Sputbitr.
Baltimore, Ofb.
0tefe Nfaf6ine, teren Juf i6 auf p~ieriGbrtee prUbe fust, fut
IN SetreT tbrer 0ute unripalifrt. Sic taben fur 6amilten ub
9fansun8s 8ebrauG, icwie fur Manufattureeftafte Sbais ben
@rmartun9sn ts gutlitums sntiprpdsn. SIN alien S%auPtfdb-
ten unb Nldsen Der 8anSen Ser. Staaten rereen b~efdnbte ur-
sebeusre Wladeu Der beften &rtett permittelt tsrlelben ssmo6t.
@rpEe gerbeIerunsen
limb fpeben rpGentet rrrten bic Tie Maidine ~bef6btaer, pbns
ieues unanssnebme @eduid unp nit bersWtenb Serminterter
Anfren9un8 Su %arbeiteu, ais aae ~ubrieen.
Sehermdnn tanu let6t rnb III turssfer Belt, nenn mad be
verge driebenenu nb %eeerutten Nspelu, bic jeeer Mloi6tu
%beieeeeben Inp, hantetnb nit pDuem 0Ortletle nit jeren Wlae
fttnen arbehen. Ger @reis Der nit ben neueften @erbeferuneen
%periebenen Niaidine uup nit alem 3ubebRr 1T nur mad her
@rp6etppn sis bis $40. Der auserein areenpmmsne giutsn
ben bieie Wlai6tne brinst, 1T %unsefdbr 1000 per Sabr.
RH- 8etn S6dtten reftt6er pber eeiesIi6er Exclamation
bafet an unierer Ndbmaitine jebpG ALE Ibrteen 81 aitinen
bic rr benz YubGtum fnb, eretfen IN zines pber has aubGre IN.
Ierer patente unb bemSufpIee bat benn aud ell S u
~ bes Staates New-gErt am rs. Met 1885 emit
f3isten, baB Stn8er'S @rtelftpr. Nab.M f6t
men bic alIetn d6ten une ollie arteren @%tneriff
in 9tn8er's 9utent fnS. 3uber botsn mir IN Seridisbs.
men @erttten grp.efe Bseen Splte bic gGteeler's une @rpSsr
u. 0ater's Maidtnen benuten unp naburt in unfer patent etn-
sreifen %anbGnsts. Dir MADDEN bierauf sur 9erwarnuns fir
NneerG DEFENDERS aufmertiam.
S. so. @tuesr unb &c..
6aupt-Sffce: SIR. 1913 Srpaer1t, N..H.
3wet9s Stfcen tn gpfcn, @Ippersrtae, STEWART, @tilabeIpbia
Baltimore, @tneinnatiI ct. 2putS unh NepsS rIeans. Stunts
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tdpeu, 3 Ir;smGsr, Wpbnuugsu Straeu unb TertfGtt.n
Crreen aRf Gie bette uno fOIip, lie lBetfe fir @ds bsIcudtuna
nsers6tu.
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bsbient ptreen. 3tGe, 9%aftltuGer, 9rraeGan. Hnt q IosftrsiCs
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eint SefIt6f lett b~prbanten. ..
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famtIisn tresnb eth 8 bell pher IGmmtliGe tCr SiTt, R6rS
Eenst, gldfer, DeFer, @abeIu &c. bes @tobltfeme nts sintef
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Neme unb fd3One Waaren.
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gr. 229, Baltimore, @ft BEN &tarlsSfr.,
'tn bts aufmsrtfantstt Der Saufsr auf tRr ueuss uD elssGn.
Eager pOn Bancp- Nrttttln, aWS8eet9nettn ~9Slbentn uDrsn
- btp"Gen S~areIerten &C., rtlGe fe neultd rpn @urDpa tmrUr:
rem; DarHntsr + :fubsn f4 ssf8naaUUli stGrositete frdust.
t&e R1bf6a6tn, E&retbpuItt, 9DtIett-S tdnbe, SuIpeIta. uni
91u.BttdIter, abtetidfeu anD &tsarrrn. 6dpfelx, 9abtts.
'paptUrs, RarttneeDdufe, YOrtuUnnGteS, &tnsfi8s SafI
4tpset &pSnatI, ~ pte cine re6f SanmInng NOR bubfGtt
WdrraUr. Arbettsn, tEInti6sm pafer, Dresbt,
~ SorssaIa' u aarsa, Damsnf6ayn, Spsrn,gerfpsfttre SSr
yTinEftti Inl 4 ttsnbttn aolbene 8ebern, Portfolios, Gtqutur'
praietr nit 4IaiGsr unit fletuen @Idfern.
E9OlHene uhren4
d osu beFen ytetfern &urppa's Gueeferttet NIT ~t8tardtiaI,
2iygfbaafcn fir oe@en @ltesaranttrt rirb Rnbtn GGtn SCr'
orrdtpt8.
Wrn 1EOCls JuDeten,
= bsS asHGfeH Stsie, SON 9pnbCn, paris, @tnf Wnt Win
nrtira forts ret@e Samudia@sn uufersr eta,aer Sabrtt.
+ft. ana G5teisrptss; 8tqsr 2pfsu, Itede, 5astln,Is.
AS feIbf f0brtstrt, mofur nit eint Webutut, pas bedDf.
'iRn seibtr eteassu ausfsaune Ds aaaraIanp-S S nhtsptsi
efsIEeu.
ts Htstrt8ttn Dretie wer6en fIt ebiss &rttfN berebuet uRi
tbsn In ttoer 9iafdt ~sufrtstsn ssfelt perten,
eripren. p'lde aSswdrtG uekntn trbalten TIRE NUttrd9.
- 9Fentrt ansoeflbrt. 9tf wenr fiji perfonItA Gnpsienb nd.
PR 8sr tN gttHEs ~ II. 90
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70 meiu jelbH perferttefee @aofsr tn Stanh stfest. 81,
MITE 3ruf. ben Nurm g8uuber &c. in tIrae1er 3ett ra'
j betlen. erlaute ID mir, aGc Qettente, fpwie ba8 oeebrtI
fun 6arduf dufmerffdn III MAIDEN. Der Bette gepeia
tr fine eie 3eugniFs @islsr, sts i'd gstettt pnb bic fdUn
leriten ~dufgegeben pDroen Nnb. Grit Opr Rur3em turirtt
.ne 8rau In 10 IdSen pel6s 7 g0cten cine 5pfupnf
? 1rstltder Behdnhiune lag. Ger ShaGtel III 50 u. % Gs
Sc; bcn Gtaenthiimer Ser. 6teel, BursNnbn Gaes.
1eeroa Ct. Spiss, ErpntfrdEs Str. ~. -
g3ilhsfur uarih, @pIumbiasStr. elr. 80.
Martin MetBel. SIR. % GGfsrn>@osnae.
60. 6tBe1. gir. 1913 Sursunbs-Nlep
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"TT5HVT1t 10y y . u = [".,
'urfen 10 Gents ahS9psen perten.. Die @pmposnie erlautI
lebsm 9afasier 100 plumb 5reinfpdf, 1T ARR nur bic gum 9str'
,bs pom 800 perantpprtlt4 .
yeriOnen t1nnen se8en S&ein aOHer, HtRen &c. ~Usrfenoen, chm
itIhf mttSurriien.
Reeer, Gle aqcn reiier. fcunsn nur nit Gem IL rbr Bug,
htren iaparjs Ditaer in @eSteituna TIRES Serrn ~iebsset
4a6bsm sin Burger $uItinWreF Ylrst6dft fur fe esletfet cat
vi il II m. &rawfptf Nse t.
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MpIup.61nt. ..a =.
Der unteracthuete, Der gum aaetrteer Nesntsn tn Ralttmcl
fur ben gerfnuf SDn @rUSer, Batter II. @rS 9rdmtum d. NetI
Raittne srndnnt mprbFn IN, erldutt I'D tic &utmtrt'amte
Dsrtentesn relht cine oUrjaalthe Ndtmaf6tnt sun Enmtlttn
@ebrau6 wlnf6sn df htefe Maf6tne BITE ols anesrsn sni
l6iehen ubtrtrift, biniultufeu.
Do htefsIben ii. 6o&Reu qrdmieu nuf alien 6ourtau f fsupr
stu In Ymtrttd fprppbI me In @urpra ert0lttn tattp 10 tr'
freusn fe f6 test eeretter Qretfe Der b6Gfen @unf unttr autr
dtnl6en MdI&tneu.
Sic Hno bis sur Boiler suna ausosurbttst ut tn isb" arf
teber 9rDee unb In iecen Strl bprtanten urb su ttttm VT
trlu& bss nGtsnbsn gals fums stnerittst. Stt fine auf'
lummt ben @tsentbhmsrn eur6 Yateut etR6ert u. ausi Wtfts'
a~rtittafeittn lbsrbp len. . fnh bic eth iteeu fur Den Stbrart
BON gfarjtrn 9cetenetsn W0f6tren.
@rpee Aiabe IA nuf te @tnridtun8 bttfsr Naf6insn fur Der
@Gbraud auf 9lantagen Hsrpeneet nprten unb fe fne tttt ir
sinfaG. %bauerbaft, septa istr Isi&t ut irnrsn sn Strtr.
mana 70 be1uen benuBt ireroen tB fe 9eaenmdrtta tn rttlci
6trRdt 'sbe Uiitbsw trtun9 nett abtrtplt t0bsn uh 'tu tttf
%U'rtbSoaes Snarument fir YFanjsr 8srprtsn II que gtdt'
ntasn. reEhe Hh etnmal BON htr Nubli6fstt btefer Maf6tntr
lber5ruet baben, Werbsn he Mot mtfsn rphsr.
Man btttet, btsfe MGfdinen elmer f%Orafdltt8sn STufaRs IN
ttrpCrtFn iu Mpnfn.
Ssbt Mrt BON &rttit fur 8amtllen, 0dten usb Wdnuta'tur'n
DiTb dRfs %prVwptsfs aas III ben ~ttGtafsu grttItn ttNrRt.
6tTra Ne6twt
.9Sani 81 8aItim prsRr1es, GFUuS.fsls.
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P. A. OESHER.

P. A. LCESHER.
frIber:
y8tGmGller u.~E6f6er"
6 M M t{ftpnS. SPtbtttpS. u.gB e&fst.@ef&Gf
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ASWsSg2 Gnebec NnPOleDn Nba'
0ur6 metre biretten @eebtntun8en init ben tauptfd6ttta n
SGiHS~ @rpeplenten In ben perf6iebenen 66fen 3futfbldntS, br
Ntsterlanhe, 8rantretHs ub @nelanbs Bin Id In Zen Stdrb ee~
fett, fefs &ttprbe fir bic nebsrfafrt Ssn gerfCnsn ron
&remten 6ambure, &ptrerpen, SGSre, 2pnbpn
gaIsl, Bern, @traebpr , Maunbsim, SsiItrrrn
Srantfurt a. ST., Naiu3, 8Sln a.H., gambera
NInGen, Qetpatg, Berlin, 81 len,
Obsr iebsm antsrsn 9nIantplass 8sati4lanbs Umr Der e3Hts
Bottom Ubsr 0usbse su ben mSgli6f biatsasng refcn o%bsuf+lis-
Zen. NuG ~Gbernsbme Id bel &ntunft Der gafnetert bertr 81
frrterune mad alien 9bsten tsS Snldnbes.
Guf BITE mstfeu Ildbe 0eutfGlanbS eebe t6I
QS { d. el
In ~beltebteen getrdsen ntstGten tets gum n~tssriefen 9aettr
cpurfe. SD nsbne ferner @eleer In beltsbtgen getrdeen, SPn IS
a~ufpdrts 8e8sn S6ein tnGmpfane unb laFe ben g { m ertt
an tebem beltett9en plabeDeutf6Ianbs unb
Der 6w yeti nuSjo6Ien.
SIR Eteientaen M eG6t @ttb In Gurppa stn.
1 usteten pber @rbfG aft 3u erbaltsn baben, felt
Id 0pam1Hten pber gBeGfel aus unb IaHe bic @tnfaffrun9 Der
8etrdee bur6 meine N9enten befprgen.
SD befprge eben 70 NuS5GbIuneen , . % eIbtrn
allen 1betlfn Der Ser. Staaten ub RterRehme bic
y fbrberun8 Spn Yafeten unb @utern NJ d uub
ppHGurppa. 26mhS .. q. Q6f6er,
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gnrd bon 9rb tes Serrn g fIItom Rtfdmautr mi b.
Girmo ,@iidmiQer unb QBiGrr" aufgsEf; tns @eftdft mir
Spm beutiasn & age un unter Der 6irma 81. a.. q d er" tFrt-
eefIbrt. Newpprc, Is. Miat 1855.
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il e an "a "a. rgwsce s9ae

= Itpnrate fir Q0ctntdufer. Sdrltauiet, Rtrden. pptetS
- diiGltsn, Tobrtfsn. @tefereien, BarntsSebdnbs, frntt @Dl
a.. 6drf-r..c pslAe es e f~r6lltGtH hrs @as 'eitt
4bIs fsrdshavsa Sass nm auE BsfeBuH" ptrFert'at
reed6ens dn a~eainmtsu Grt h~uFeefslt. Ygabfrs ans-
osr OFFcf btr Gpino. > airtIngret. 9r f02.
g n. radue. IrsGPr
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ggsssszssSssss philadelphia, 2Silmtugtpn ant
- Baltimore Gifcrbahn.
--Dret S6nellfabrtcn mad 4tilnoelptta
ia lid (Spnntae 1u69enpmmen.)
Die 9off ub 9~aHa8terSus perlaHsn cen 8abutpf III 9refbent.
frset in f~rIgenSer Sr6nuns;
Der @rpreBz3u9,
surt tn A Stunbsn, eett ab Meorsens 81 lbr unb tdlt nr tn
maSaplia, 9asre be @race, @tpn, glewart unb @~ilmiugtOn an
NIB erret3t YblabtlPeia. mod setis 8enus pr Nt9ans oes
~absnbsusss mad Retp,gOrt. YGfasisrt, bic g8aitin8tcu @lpr'
3ens UNI 6 ubr perlnfen, f6nnen alfp MbentS UNI 6 uhr IN Stem.
gurt lem. @anie 5idets bon Baltimore mad gtw.gerf tUfen
5 Dollars.
Der 80 Ursen<NUf3ug
aebt t6eltG (Ssnntae aussen) UNI ii ubr ab, bali an ugsr
StattpAen unb fGtrt 5 Stunoen.
az Der Sa8rSrets in Ser stpetten % 1senclaHe betrdst nur 81.
Der Ibenb>9oR3u9
stbt db ~ utr t6elt& (bies 1T Der einJtee 3us c., aud Ret
spnntass faRrt unb bait an in @asnpia, Y%errpmhus, 9apr'
Sc Grace ~jortbeaf. clifton, g(ewgUrt, Qotlminstsn uni GtcRet.
Bon Y6tobelptta seben BITE 3dse bierber al DtpraenS 81
Uaataes2 unb aben6s 1917 ubr. = Die 5abrpreis Der err
Dasenflafe fnb re fpI9t
Nad philadelphia So, 10
QDilminetpH - 2. 60
Wewart = z. w
Clifton -.-.-- - 1. 70
Rertbe1h, ODER Gbarlefcu - 1. 35
6apre be Grace - - s.
Derrpmon'S IN
9Da,p,f;o Gorpmnn6 ,nN r. hofs,S 60
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gRerfhpls fir ShretnPr.

Mataephp ub Dannus- Sars.Spl; 9paauuebrsHer, Spe.
Len 81 nnS @Dl&rnttte 9aBRsl2, "a unS "a aeetstannsn'
@tden ub @lten III btlt9em @reiIe. Rduaiebbe.
her inb bDFi6f %etngtlapen, anies Eager In @te pOn Gutar- It.
@erp1nnfraBe %anSulebeu. BurnSu. elan.
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a NEES & WEBER,
aSmporteure, @rOB- II. &leinoerfdufer

Smpcrteure, @rOB II. 6Ieinoerfdufer
1 aldnoliten Srlldten, @onoitpreinaaren
uno Naoanno @i9arreu,
9r. j6t baItU. 9 IT,, @deSpn @utaw.
57'stlen 'em s%eetrten gutlttum TIRE NDeibua6ts. Iusfequne
~ 5tT1d |:rnditGtisuus beftebenp in elmer rei6en &uswati
IfIns. une bic tiger @Cnfeftureu,
.f .ttsn Ndhs, 9Gaumen, Rpiinen, 8Urintben, .Gi:rpn, Sci.
q 9of.liteuen unO GttrUnen;
inner Wetne, alten GranoD Il. 10.
'F tmpcrttrte acknowledgement BON ben 6eRen grGnteu
4 en- InCstt BIT bi1tJiten Dreiien. 21u-
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9 8 uuo WOrfe

NJ grSttsFtcnifGe uut 81 otI. SpFt rttn ta'tn II.
niIde. ir,trtiiGC unt iuicn MERGE dk : offlts
e oonoer .i6te6snsn RGsfGttn sor'dtbtS. Jle Fttdt!'
Eirb prompt aus etfuhft. laps
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18
Political Items.

The Wing members of the Legislature of Maine
have passed resolution declaring that it is not ad-
vsable for the Wings of Maine at the present
time to take any action in regard to the nom-
nations of candidates for President and Vice
President to maintain their organization. and
take such action as future circumstances may
dictate.
The Wing State Convention met in New Ha-
ven yesterday and nominated for Governor, John
A. Rockwell. of Norwich; for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Joshua NJ. Carter, of Norwalk; for Score
tary of State, John II. Trumbul, of IIartford for
Controlles, Albert N. Baldwin of New Milford.
The result Of the New Hampshire election. says
a Washington letter, has chilled the political at
mosphere in Court circles very sensibly. The
southern breezes in that direction are now less
balmy than they were before
The American members of Congress held a
meeting in Washington last evening for the pur-
pose of celebrating TO what measure are best
calculated TO advance their interest in the pres
emf Presidential campaign.
The Democratic members of the New Jersey
Legislature have passed resolution in favor of
Buchanan for President.
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Mr. lnrL. llnrLaIa

From the New York Herald of Saturday, 18th.
The sales OF cotton yesterday reached about
1000 bales, including the portions in transitu.
Purchases were easy to make at quotations. The
market was not expected to assume settled po-
siton until after the Arabia's letters were at
hand. Flour was dull and common to good
State ranged from So IS to 81. Extra brands
were without change of moment. Southern
brands were easier,especially FOR common grades.
Wheat was steady, with small sales of yellow.
amber oolored and good white Southern, at 81
20, 81 80 81 80. Corn ranged from Csc. u
nc for white and yellow, with one lot prime
quality of the hitter at 72c Pork was rather
hrmer, with sales of mess at SIS 624, and of
primeat Sl4 81 Sl4 62. Sugars were less
active, without change of moment in prices.
Coffee was quiet, while small sales were made ut
fuii prices. Freight engagements were light.
and rates, in the absence of the Arabia's letters
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Earthquake in San Francisco Incidents, Acci-
denis &c-

- From the San Francisco Herald, Feb 20
The severest shock of earthquake ever expe
rlenced in this vicinity since the settlement of
California by Americans, occurred on Friday
morning at just "a minutes past 5 o'clock. In
this city and vicinity every building shook to its
foundation, and in some quarters the houses
were swayed and rolled as vessels in heavy sea-
The inmates of every dwelling awakened
and some were thrown from their BEDS so vio-
lent was the shock Many persons rushed into
the streetand but that the circumstances of their
sudden appearance, was of a character to pro-
duce sensations of terror rather than merrmeni
the scene would have been most ludicrous. The
large hotels were depopulated instanter and in
the general rush, articles of furniture were
thrown down, occasionng noises which added
considerably to the clatter and confusion caused
by the earthquake.
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LATEST NEWS
burning Of the Ferry Boat Ner Jersey!!-T
I'm i,es

fy Lires Lostiit
PHiLApELrHia, March l5.-About half past
nine o'bloek last night the ferry boat New Jer-
sey'' Whit crossing the Delaware to Camden,
took lire in the middle of the stream aud after
great difficulty. in consequence of floating ice,
run upon the bar opposite Arch street. There
were about 100 passengers on board.many Jump
ed into the river and were rescued by boats, at
ter cllnglng some time to pieces of floating ice
1t Is asserted that thirty passengers were
drowned and burnt but so great was the confu-
sion that it was impossible to gather authentic
details. The boat burned to the waters
edge. When her distress was first perceived,
several steamers Immediately went to her assis-
lance. arriving too late 10 be of use. as the pas
sengeis who were in the water had nearly all
been rescued by the small boats. Thus within
the space of one week have we been called upon
to chroniclefour fatal and heart rendng calami
ties.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18
Free Soil Kansas Meeting.

ALBANY, NJ. Y, March l5.-The subscriptions
at the Kansas meetingn this city last evening
amounted to $4,9l0, of which Gerritt Smith gave
$4,000, E c. Delevan, $1,000, and the State
Register and Evening Journal Offices each
$l07.
BosToN, March 15.-A meeting of the friends
of freedom of Kansas" was held at Fanueil Hall
last evening. The attendance was small. Gen.
Pomeroy. of Kansas. Mr.. Conway, late of Mary
land, and Judge Smith,of Pennsy lvania, delivered
speeches showing the wrongs" in the people in
Kansas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18
T,0lijSi1no P0ijfics.

The following dispatch. from the Louis ana
Democratic State Convention, has been received
at Washington from private source:
Baton Rouge, La, March l3.--The State Con-
venton has elected anti Buchansndelegate to the
Cincinnati Convention In the contest for dele
gates for the State at large. Soule led one ticket.
and Sldell the other. The Soue tickets elected
by about fifty majority.
Another despatch says the delegates are unin-
structed
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and Ennc, cEp,

NOTuCE.-IIaving purchased Of Mcdaniel Hurt
Preston their entire stock Gro
stand formerly occupied by them prepared Offer
the numerous patrons of Mcdaniel Hurt former
concern aud the public generally large well selected
stock of Groceries Liquors Staple Dry Goods &C. which
or ut lowest market rates. for Cash. to prompt customers
tue usual time.
We will give particular attention to the COMMISSION
BOSfESS will sell all kinds OF country produce
ments generally will render sales promptly and cash them
when desired will make liberal advances produce hand
and will receive and FORW ARD GOODS at the usual rates
when funds deposited produce placed hand
charges
IRBY SAUNDERS.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Mar. I'm the Senate, Mr.,
Douglas, from the Committee on Territories. re-
ported II bill authorizing the people of Kansas to
form Constitution and State Government, pre-
paratory to its admission into the Union when
it shall have the requisite population.
Mr.. Clayton spoke relative to the British con-
struoton of the Clayton Bulwer treaty. and Cen
trail American ailnirs generally -reteratin opin-
ions previously expressed.
In tho House Mr.. Galloway advocated tho
resolutions of the Committee Of Elections, to
send for persons and papers in tho Kansas case.
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Soutbern Kansas MeetiuD,

CHARLESTON, S. c.. March ia large meet
ing of citizens.t promote Kansas emigration,was
held last night. Addresses were delivered, and
resolutions were adopted declaring slavery TO
be political element of the confederacy' inseP
cradle from the present system of Government
and claiming the right to promote emigration to
Kansas, as private individuals but discla'mng
the right OF any State to attempt an armed in
PREVENTION in the affairs of the Territory
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EIiubf Of the PipeOnS.

The Memphis (Tenr.) Eagle of the 9Th inst,
says.
Yerterday one might have supposed to be a a
cloudy day, from the enormous quantities or
wild pigeons passing over in southeriy direction
Thar sound as they pass is like the noise of many
waters" and their appearance is curious and in
terestng as they expand aud contractor change
their course at the direction of the file leader.
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MARRIED

At Halifax C H., Va, Tuesday the goth of February
$50 by John A. Scott, Mr. VIM j. TURNER to Miss EN-
IA SCOTT, all of that place.
On the 27h ult by Elder J. Gilmore, at the Mountain
House. Mr. ROGERS Miss MARGARET H., daughter Oh
Capt Henry Walker
Thursday evening last at the residence of MT Henry
Anderson by Rev. A. c. Dempsey Mr. EDWIN KYLE TO MISS
PANELoPE HALBRooK all of Bo tetour county
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Suicide.

Don Luis Groso, commander in the Mexican
Artillery Ordnance Department, who was in New
York purchasing ammunition for the Mexican ar
my. committed suicidein New York on Friday
by blowing out his brains with revolver. The
body was taken by the Mexican Consul.
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THE I,eDisIotipe Sumner.

The supper given by the whole soulded pro-
prietor of the Exchange to the members of the
Legislature on Friday night was a very splen-
did affair. A very large company was present,all
of whom enjoyed themselves highly & every man
of whom regarded Ballard as the Prince ofhotel
keepers. Mr.. Speaker C:utchfield welcomed
the guests on behalf of the proprietor.
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Triumph Of the Canadian Mnistry-Fire al

kingsfon-Fire at Quebec and loss Of life.
TORONTO, March l5.-In Parliament Thursday
evening, the ministry gained the superiority;
beating the opposition - to 40. on motion to re-
scind the resolution of enquiry into Judge Duars
charge on the St. Sylvester murder trial.
A fire occurred at Kingston,this afternoon de
stroying the block of buildings. on the corner of
King and Brooke streets. The block contained
several stores and the loss is considerable.
The house of Mr.. Gardinero n ST. Paul's street
Quebec. was destroyed by by fire Wednesday,
and Mr.. G., an infant and two women burned to
death,
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DIED.

In Fncastle, Sunday morning the oath February
list Mrs. MARGARET WALRoSD wife of James s. Wairond
Esq, in the 54th year of her age.
residence Halifax c. H. after brief and painful
illness Monday the 18th of February, WIN w HURT, Esq
residence of his Col Edmundsn Hal
flax co, Va 2ith February, Mr.. BEVERLY BARKsDALE
WHITE in the 18th year Of his age.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS-MARoH 18th.
Flour dull at ~ 90. Whcnt-receipts large:
10000 bushols-and frmer. Corn firm; sales
of white and yellow at SO to GO. Provisions gem
orally unchanged.
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ARRIVAL or the Herman.

New YORK, March l6.-Ihe steamer herman
arrived here to dav. She encountered no ice.
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A telegruphic despatch received from New
York, announces the death of Dr. Thomas f.
Bond, editor Of the Christian Advocate and Jour
nal.
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4rripoI of Hon. Thomas II. B0iiy.

PETERSBURG, March I6.-Hon Thomas. H.
Baily has arrived at Charleston in the steamer
Isabel from Havana. His health Is sightiy I'M
proved. lie will remain in Charleston some
DAYS before leaving for home.
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NEW YORK MARKETS-MARon 18th.

Flour dropping; State and Southern unchang-
cd. Ohio 81 81. Wheat dropping not quota
bly, lowor. Corn firm. Pork improving-mess
Is 81. Others unchanged Stock firm, Mis-
souri, Skies, s6. Sterling firm.
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VESSEL, SuIPWRECKED.

BosroN, March, l7.-Tho ship Potomac, from
New York 10 Australia, was abandoned at Ser
Jan. 18th. The Captain and III men reached
the coast Of Brazil. The mate and 3 mon IN
other boats IRE unhenrd of.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS, March l7th.-Middling sold
Saturday ut 3 ! 8 to Ola.