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3iedl G5tate.

TOR SALE-At low prices and
j. on very f.rora' tr tcr.na.
HOUSES AND LOTS
TIN lchts,. arenne West ls4rIorh -rcrt Fa.q:c1 sire
W..t .aeh:s" A'ee!. H., ~ y 5,I'f, GIfuWS ~ " ~
s:l Nn.1Wa.kers H!cek, IL Dearborn street.
+ OTIS Fol: SALE At LAKE
IL FOREST iLL!No!S;
TIE lots trlonetnr u LIND UNIVERSITY: ana : nov:
srrcd r!- m faso1a.c ndnc 1mrasx 70 R+ssofs
wishing 70 ct] tur acasnres Of country ais "''A a'
hev nrcl ltd NJ tkc Eos, "n the we.i bank q Lax"
rira. hundred f.c above the level Hi "a"
Lake nh,u twesfy ystr nil! moth stnn Chicago on ~;
min RI ard ,c .fncs atr natural fea1rs on1 IN shf
n,,.t irE rlseirlrMs the advantages 1ef heaE
f te ard rsdencc 1t II fc excccttd ~ zT IN 1Aa
- nhn.c ~ III thr We>t. III country
Jtti -.rr - NJ esttfti 1hr a.t tr4M'h aaa
INV .n-acrts>tu operation In efasTr 81 y Ni1f T. -
PASSENGER i.t .o' Stnre m faa:s nan ooef
dw...1l.~ havt rtrGtcsa waihn tkf r:asi Fcar
In 4tHluu tEr r.uiar lhro"xh ts stIs an aceou1fn
t1v4 :Tu lst1s fr1z n e91ina1t.h t'cAtSs !a
ihe regular fIre r ClcsE tts-S ryear mt isI
in *r.nt te day cty and be With the!s -HGss nj
Eht- l., .,,.-r...,1 ,r.r.,ie,,
Thr III roT.s AraoeIatau have aao few 1H mnstir
fcr farming purposes. ly!nE near tue c1othihx
t4ltrc u Ia arrs EACH which will he reid At Fta+'nab
rrlcx+s, aud on usG1l terms: i.
rlT tut.esbrr witl,nthe part
thonkand dlIass u If ir lands bel hEtnc 10 tRe
verify and Association and pr"scs'"-!! 3sx NOR 70!
&c rrtuns wtu wts. Aetu for immediate ln'roFen'tos an
Trt1lh.r rar.cua.4 arplv to 1etcy Fasr No. at'.
inxan areet address him tnra"Eh thr rnst tmr n'A
3st Chicago, uIE1tA. iE1 Els IAoAs fe'1.'
1uyf III:
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TT 0 II E S T E 4 D
Loan Fund Association.

Once Metropolitan Hill Building, eosne. R.aeolpa
aad lasa le street. Chiaxo.
CHAs. Y. LAWRENCE. rre14teai
J. WHrraEy jaxza. SECRETARY.
D1EEc7o1a-p.L jaeohus. George Webster, George F.
French, Faul Cornell lsAac A. Pool II. D. Fench. T. G.
drew, Geo. f. Ha1st, E. Hafz. J. Sidney Van pu+tr
81 "Ard. Ihos Day. }. W. Dean. Z. L. aaley, s. L.
The Advantages the Loan Fund Association oders owe.
Aar other mouted Institution are:
tt As pAe< Of Investment. There Savings In
tsutou In cur city basel upon safer principle that
pays 70 Large xntase these Loan associations
A1e paEink Their Popularity and fnsaa standing in the
Eastern St7ies. fnIy atse-t ths aasett!on-
1t eoavests rent tnto capita! by enabling those who
vii anil taem'e RS Of ~ otneat* % procure home.
repaid By sal! stated su nIushy- viii i1terrst- uafn
the srupa1 il returned thus making tie Association tac7
landios and that each pay eat goes
ward making the property taef own,
Book for subscription TO the stock open. and
any eaa be obtained By application to the Sec
rsta,y. II the above Office. se31 A:i5-GM
THE PHOENIX INSURANCE
l. Company. of the C.sy of Chicago, O@ee No. AA-
sonic Temple. opposite foat 06lee-
Authorized Capital t;oo 100 ra.d 1t and secured
p1IcToks.-J F. Adrich. John H. Nlcho E. e. Wild.
er. "a. Etwafdt~ Hiram b. smith.
crk7Is l. SaErH- General AEtct: 1on1 A. SnrHois,
President; L1ws u. RrsnKI,ciy Surveyor; E, Z. WLD
=. SECRETARY.
kslT
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NTAIH UF 11.LIN UIS, IUOh
NJ COUNTY, SS.-Coot oonty Circuit Court Soysn
ber Tet D. 1s1s. II Hudrr att to1a-! <. As.
t.a - simeon 3. Chh*ntu- narer F. Asteh- Timothy
r. t:L7pG4.o ana Eh1ses ). Smith.
Frtat nuslce hesehr gwen the saIa Simeon D. Chit
ttnttn. Walter r, Hitch. T!muthy +. Eaa4 niau aIt
CAArs j. smith thlt wit Of A:fsehnent Of
sae nee of The Elek OF the Cook Count, ieus Cur4.
ds.et The h d4y q September. L. D. ta3 n the sut q
anst Tie sa1d defeadAn1s for the of two e
d.asa- dlEec1ed u lie Sheriff VI ook County With
you. the s4 snA! peson4y ee asa fr
fore tbs aid CooE Couav Circuit Court ts}ur- TIE
tay the next t-t tt<E+of b. holdsu
Hau.t!n the city q CaeaSo. on the sais Moptas os NJ
tste: a, H. 1869. gre al la a3d r1e1 1o The Eta
pa!n1s tnn in vii b. enttrtd Int aaHt
N zror II the sa!d Lyman Enors .at GoF"<:us A.E
tia. and tnxh OF the n,xtfy Attached uay BE- t
etus sasy th~ aid tatSn NJ and eo.s.: I'll b. ! T.
aAiisfy ths sang, WI. L.cuCECH. rTk.
JuAsrA Tmx IA F.6 4 Att.y oe4%A,SY "
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DACINE COLLEGE-Racine Col
1 lex~ with larger number Of Professors than here
totprc tordIrE eet n eient e6ucao2ai fAces "
open for The reception Of students The Grammar school,
where boys Of eight ytafa o and tfled for
College eocE1r, Will he oprned Nor lsr
Andrex Nev. JAMES uxkUvEs, Racine Cottexe. Ra-
.i.- rnf0 k~v
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THE AIDES MEDICAL
l. GUIDE. a5d Marriage Fric d. instructive tr.ati-s
tic end fur c1Iont Of tttc ss1uA af the human
STEM, Of females and charr tLe To,lrt. hc
scientifically ch7aidsrrd ryftt IN hetts teauty nd
Longevity. ). F4uea.t. II. H. tt90. The c:4atttf III.
waited to thc Female nt will u "und mort rsetu aid
1t4syc, .e.t!ts many curious tAcs n 10 te osGc ut
tns he tstp. &e tnas tten .eted I'D pp?ros. IS
l1cr 1t lGh rank aud f6b in all pats Of tie
world, Fur salc sy Sc. r.GHIGGS 4 tn.
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TIE LATEST PUBLICATIONS

TIE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
REPRESENTATIVE MEN Of the New Testa.
IncLf by q. e. Dllt,~ H.. ii. H. .....,...... tlc0
THE MINISTERS. wO,nSG. by Mrs. stows..... 1.e:
GECLAI. ty Augusta Evans ..-.+.. ....... L.;
LIFE AND TRAVELS OF ALEXANDER Won
HGMBUL .....,,,,-.,..-..,.,.,.,... 1.s5
LIFE IN TUSCANY, ly Ml=s Crawford, ......... 100
MEN WHO HAZE RISEN. 4 D.,ak fur Uoys,..... ..a
WOMEN OF WORTH, book for Girl, l,........... ::
For New Books call At 50 and II Lake s.ree..
Ehtf;EE
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Transportation.

CTEAAI TO IRELAND, ENG
~ Land, and Scotland n. t9H.
THE ATLANTIC
ROYAL MAIL STEAM SAVtGAT!oS GUARANTY
New York and Galway Line.
The Eaanca ~: powerful Iron Steamer
J1sv-s., Caps~f~ -HJehoIso1>
vi! .s tsE, New York. THURSDAY. Nos: iosA, sovcs'
.n- II 1t. Johns y. r. to 1celse the Knysl Malta.
r1cts FA.sAaR:-flrs1 CAs- a9I: :<eeond tsss ~
Thsd ClA.h including er t!tktts 10 tbs pssncsA cateA
in tur .a btp nf s4itway in freAt Britain aaa lTeaId
Third cass pr.tce ptae. kulFt ntk. w1rs can ao4
asdl.nx. -,
F,r e,thrr from INV paFt u usr@t
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO..
~e1n ax3l,4rn ~ Dearborn Btfts&.
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grrhitrfts anD Butl1ers.

IL BURLlNG, ...........
~ ARCHITECT Nm. " Dearborn Sreat. tapoodta
Tr-aout Hou.e Vs?ae-a to fars sh psn. sna sp*oe-
-.nv of the h7.t httu< :ae tkosokh p1"e nad pl.
ttiJxnes. Of h. Ahlltf. aad that oFsfs entrusted
sm !. ii - Ia t1A most 1ai4tf1Etty manoA1.4
f.5t
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MINISTER'S WoolNG,
MINISTER'S WOO1NG,
MINISTER'S W00ING,
MINISTER'S wooISG,
BY Mrs. sToTE.......tt ea
DY YNns. sTowE..,.....sls ::
DY MRS. sTowE........el g
nF MRS. >TowE........sl IS
At COOKIES BOOKSTORE.
AT COOKIES BOOKSTORE,
AT COOKIES BOOKSTORE,
At COOKIES E0okSTCRE,
No. Ill Lake Street.
No. Ill Lake Street.
No. Ill Lake Street.
No III Lake Street.
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RusLRs
PRAYER BOOKS,
In UlsEAr VARIETY for sale Ay
wM, ToMLINEoS,
81 1:aneo11h street..
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, March 8, 1859.
10 las Senaie and House Of Representatives:
An imperative sense of duty compels me to make an
appeal to Congress preserve the ee of the country
This is the day of the present Congress and pro-
vision yet been made for the payment appropriations
and TO meet the outstanding treasury notes issued under
th, authority of law From the information which has
already been communicated to Congress by the Secre
try of the Treasury it is manifest that the ordinary
receipts into the treasury, under the most favor
able circumstances, will scarcely meet the ordinary
penses of the during the remainder Of the
present fiscal year. ending on the 3Oth OF June. At that
time nearly eighteen millions OF treasury notes will have
become due and many Of those not yet due daily
paid for duties at the different ports and there will be
no means in the treasury to meet them. Thus the
country which is full of resources, will be dishonored
before the world and the American people, who are
debt-paying people, will be disgaced by the omission on
our part to do duty 1t is impossible to avoid this
catastrophe unless make provision this very day to
meet the lawful demands the public treasury II this
were the first instead OF the last session of Congress the
case would be different You might then be convened
by proclamation for tomorrow morning But there are
now thirteen States of the Union entitled to seventy
eight representatives in which have been elected
1t WILL therefore, be impracticabIc for large majority Of
these States to elect their members before the treasury
shall be compelled to stop payment
Under these circumstances. earnestly recommend to
Congress TO make provision within the few remaining
hours OF the session for the preservation of the public
credit The urgency OF the not only ustfes but
demands that ii necessary this shall be done BY sepa-
rate bill We ought to incur risk when the good
faith OF the country is at stake.
JAMES BUCHANAN
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h. on hand, and fhus enable him 10 meet the wants
or he Department Even tlie majority Of the com
nittee regard this iact--ihat he was prepared7-in
connection with his frequent expressions Of conf
lance that he would succeed in selling his stock
partculary significant. So it was. He knew he
lone could do IL and the reflections Of the commit
nee upon him are nothing nor less than rebuke
of an individual for having hand certain guam
tty Of liveoak timber Mr.. Swift then had no right
4, keen material ON hand Ii was due to the timber
hat il should remain alive aud growing in the for
ssts for il was live oak that was wanted by the
government; and, in the judgment Of congressman,
n WAS the duty of the Navy Department to dscoun
tonanoo any man who should venture TO cut aud
.lore II 10 meet the wants Of the yards. II is true
he government got il at the lowest rates No fault
il charged TO any one on this point. But how did
a happen that tho willy and sagacious Mr.. Swift,
who had been faithful contractor, had large por-
on Of small timber ON had just at the time il was
needed and called fors Ii is against Mr. Swifts
pretensions to supernatural foresight that for many
wears il has been the policy of the government to
construct small vessels aud to use small timber.
Now we come back TO the FIRST suggestion that there
is right way and wrong way to do everything /;
and we are certain that the department has done
lust what is right. ,r
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From the plains,

ST. LOUIS, March Captain Skillman from FL Paso,
reports that band of Apache Indians having stolen
number of horses aud mules from San Ez lrio pur-
suit made by detachment OF the Mounted rifles
from Fort Bliss nndcr Lieut. Lazee The Indians were
overtaxen at Dog Canon. about hundred and sixty
in the withdrawal of troops with the loss Of three
killed and six wounded Among the latter is Lieut.
zelle, who received wound in the lungs, which it is
supposed will prove mortal About dozen Indians
killed The troops numbered twenty two the In
dams about two hundred.
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NEW YonK, March A. Cotton closed firm sales of
IS 900 bales. Flour closed buoyant OF IL, 500
bbs; State SIS AS So 75 Ohio So so aS6 10; south
ern, Sc 10 SO So Wheat closed quiet-sal of co.
600 BUSHELS Kentucky red 81 As; white, 81 rs. Com
closed iirn-sales OF 22 900 bushels mixed, 86 cents
yellow, 80 "a cents Pork closed frm-mess, SIT 40
a $l8 prime $l3 rs. Lard unchanged ut liz IL
cents. Wbiskey closed dull ut 27A rs cents Sugar
closed steady at cents Coffee closed firm and quiet
l0 1T cents Spirits of turpentine closed dull at
so cents. Rosin unchanged at 81 7sa. Rice closed
quiet at 81 u "a cents.
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Two Days Later from California.

ST. LOUIS, March The California mail arrived here
oday, with California dates OF the It'll ut There
no through passengers, sa 4a
The steamship Hermann had been sold by the United
htates marshal for $40 600 to Capt George Wright
The steamship Uncle Sam advertised to leave San
Francisco the It'll ult for the Colorado river with
from five to six hundred troops to operate against the
Mohaye Indians
Business at san Francisco brisk, with large dc.
mand from the interior.
The ship Granite, from New York had arrived at Gan
Francisco. ataab
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ppoINTMENTs By THE PRESIDENT,

APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT,
BIZ and cdh he adoice and consent II the Senate,
BENJAMIN Blatain collector of the customs for the dis
trict of Port orord Oregon, vice Robert w Dunbar,
whose commission has expired.
Philip Harvey, surveyor of the customs at Burlington
Iowa. reappointed.
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!
CITY INTELLIGENCE,
DEATH OF JOHN MARION, ESQ.

Tho sudden death of John Marion, esq. Third As
sst,nt postnaster General on TYuradav evening has
" rl s.S'','ei ~ ~
oesn snos'sy ,es'e''oa " aN Au,o'o's ,snus n
was modei panic o'eer' ana was ~ iac'' me Trainer
Of the present system OF postal finances
AT a meeting Of the gentlemen connected with the
Post Office Department and the Office Of the Sixth Auditor
os ,to 1,.,s,ry be,d On tr,il,v MARI, 1880
80 ~, -, oa.
o n'o ,.' ~ 'i'' ' i''''', ~ 0 n"u o,'
Horatio King esl was called 70 the chair, and John
Heart appointed secretary. Hg5
The chairman announced, with deep emotion the OBJ
ict ~ lie meetinc n, nearly the loIlowino words
,av. ma, -, ,;,o On o,,.,s.;on of doo sor,o :.
..nn ,e. ~ 80 49, ,l, ~ uIsp eo,o"
The able accomplished and faithful officer the urbane
o. n ,le,nan and kind heated friend is no more Last
ga.aa, 10 US VIII ns ~ ~, ,s.,i baaI,h - da h"
aas ~ W. n,nre :. on a, as s',,n oI ~
r,, h,o i; Zoo oy,,y,en,ing IA, ,I,sronca hnt ~ 4;
49,, 49, , os;.s;, ~ f a'r f,;,as hnrri ~, etc.,
ny ~ ',s , ~, I T. F LII, ~ 'As ~ s'S
10 'n0 ''''''p"o' wa
David Saunders esq, submitted Tor the consldera-
ton of the meeting the following preamble and resou
Eng,
,.a.lI,..s..-..-...
we have assembled lo the purpose O giving expression
W our soIoW az .he nio,saoh winch as Jus. icAoncu
p,,st,naster General i.g = - 49,
CONNECTED as many Of us have Leea, With the de-
ceased 10 the public sefsice for long series Of years.
bear willing testimony to the ze the energy and the
n, 1870 y ~ ;.;or go ~, ~ ,'.,,s ~ ~
kindness which uniformly characterized his oifclal and
Pei t intercourse ~, y = y. -, Y.
naraent il ne var isso bc rse hv ,saar crads
ton to the position of Chief Clerk in 1896 and to Third
Assistant Postmaster General in 1876 For nearly
twenty three years he has administered the financial az
fairs Of the department Will On ability and success which
challenged the admiration of all who were acquainted
with the oncrous and responsible character of the SER
vice. Pefecty familiar with all the details Of his Office
he was ever prompt and efficient in the discharge of It's
duties his zeal never permitted his personal ease or
comfort or even impaired health 10 interfere with the
requirements of the public service BE IT, therefore,
Resided That in the death OF John Maroon esq, We
and intelligent gentleman, and jealous, faithful and
etllcient nEbllc officer,
hyes@es' inat VIZ tenoef y 'he au,c,ed mm'y ana
49, 60. - ss a,ano,Iv ""0 '''
R,syd lhat las testimonial Of rsspeet, the apart
ments Of the Third Assistant Postmaster General be
daped in mourning, and that viii attend the funeral
u so deceased fom us ae residence at ~ o'clock to-
~ p n, li' ,,' - i, Il
,a chair,,a AMI syeta ~, r.s,s,ts,,i ~
10 the family of the deceased and published IN the city
journals
Tie preamble aud resolutions were unanimously adopt
e. aha sHe h'eeaAs a'ioo'hea u'i TINS "ornus :"
"a 0 CLOCK"
honAiio hiNu' chairman
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: y : :
EDIroKs UNION notice that in to-day's Union
my name appears ia the list Of the ayes Mr.. Grow
resolution return the Senate without acting the
amendments the Post Office appropriation ill 1t Is q
mistake was present and voted in the negative. In
consequence Of tho adjournment Of Congress, cannot
make the correction the floor Of the House, and
therefore request you to publish this note.
Yours L, o. C. LAMAR.
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Death of Rev. DIR. Carnahan.

= NEWARK, March 3.--Thc Row. DR. Canadian, forrnerl
president Of Princeton College died at the residence
his sonn law, William r. Mcdonald esq. in this city
this morning. in the eighty fourth year Of his age.
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News from Santa re.

ST. Louls, March 3-The Santa Flo Gazette of the 5th
ult says that the expedition under Iiert Scale would
leave albuquerque sor the West on the LIST OF March,
The commissioners to the boundary between Yexas
and New Mexico were at Fort Bliss, end designed To
commence operations the 18th Of February Colonel
Bonneville had detailed hundred troops TO act as their
a1car & j z Z i
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An ACT 20 provide ts enrolment and license u te
pig Cumberland
bon twenty seven north % range six east, ia Wabash
cOuNty, Indiana t.
An act for the relief Of Mary b Duseobu1y
An ACT FOR the relief Of Lucy a. Wakefield widow OF
bcnlalnin Wakefield
An act for the relief Of james Collier
An act fos the relief OF Enoch 1oott late collector
OF customs at oswego, New York
An act ior the relief OF John Perry.
An act ior the relief of William NJ Harrison.
An act tof the relief OF the assignees o Hugh Glenn
An act ior the relief Of Ferdinand Coke
An act for the relief of James A. Ganding
Al act 10 provide for the final settlement OF the land
Underwood purchasers otherwise to certain land in
Florida and TO confirm the title to the proper
owners.
An act for the relief Of Edward Ingersol
nEsoLurloss.
Joint resolution fog the relief Of Michael papprenzs
Joint resolution in relation to the tobacco trade OF the
United States with foreign nations
Joint resolution TO authorize the Secretary Of the Treas
y To sell certain plat oi land la the city OF Petersburg
Virginia. belonging to the United States
Joint resolution authorizing Townsend Harris United
States consul general at Japan and H. G. j. Henskin
his interpreter respectfully 10 accept snuff box from the
Queen OF England. 20 rlat ssaa
Joint resolution to correct clerical error in an act for
the relief OF Isaac Body and Samuel Fleming. VI tfss4
Joint resolution giving the consent Of Congress to the
acceptance by Captain M r. M,ury and Professor A u
Blche of gold medals from the Sandman government
resolution for the payment of uncxpcnded bal
ance to the State Of Georgia account OF military
vices.
resolution for the relief Of William Hazard Wigg
resolution for changing the plan OF tho custom house
at Galveston la the state OF Texas
resolution authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury
TO convey portion OF the government lot which the
United house stands In Rutland Vermont ia
exchange for other land adjoining said lot.
resolution for the appointment OF two Regents Of the
Smithsonian Institution
resolution conting the rank of senior flag officer
the active service list of the United States Navy
Captain Charles Stewart.
Joint resolution amendatory of act entitled !" An
act to regulate the compensation Of members of Con
gress, approved August lG 1856, 30 far relates to
such members shall die during their terms OF service
resolution in relation to the second section Of the
Congress entitled An act to provide for the oc
ton Of certain confirmed private land claims in the State
Of Missouri, and for other purposes "
resolution in relation to removal of distractions to
navigation in the mouth Of the Mississippi river.
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ALgxANDaIA March THE wing and American Con
vention to-day nominated for representative 10 Congress
from the 5th district Hon Henry w Thomas, OF Fairfax
county.
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Later from the paraguay Expedition.

NEW YonK, March A Dates from Buenos Ayres 10
January 4th report that the United States steamers Full
ton, Water Witch, aud Harriet Lane towing the brigs
Perry, Dolphin and cambridge, passed Coonia January
"a ON their way 50 Paraguay.
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DIED,

In this city, Thursday, March CAROLINE IAURENs wife 81
lut Jons " Mrrrr, y navy daughter late
LarGENs Of Charleston, 8 c. l@i ~
The friends Of the ist aa Invited attend
a,e residence street. 18Th opposite Franklin Sunday
the 9Th inst, at AZ p.
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SAVANNAH March 4.--The yacht Wanderer Is adver
tsed to be sold by the marshal the 18th inst Ii Ia
rumored that fifty OF the Wanderers Africans have been
arrested in the lower part of Georgia. but the report
doubted
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shin ON Fire .

Nsw ORLEANS March 3'Ihe ship Vanguard, loaded
with cotton destined for Cronstad il on fire between
decks She will probably be total loss.
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NEw Yos1, March AIS Stocks fm--United States
SIS of 1874, 1884 Cumberland Coal Company, 24i IL
linois Central bonds S9f Michigan Southern, lsA New
York Central sli Reading, 494; Milwaukee and Mis-
sissippi l21. y.
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Inn Mar NATIONAL Fam Of the United States Agli
cultural Society win he held either at 81 Louis, PEORIA
OF Chicago the propositions FROM those cities having been
selected from those presented F the consideration ol the
society General Tilghman the President and other Of
ee OF the Society have had the atter under consider
alton ior some days past, at the rooms ia this cy
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peA~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. TESTH STaEsr--The
seventh anniversary Of the Youths Missionary Society
this Church Sunday (dt Inst aIeroon
from the Rev M loa aGd r. d. Gucy The public respectfully
i,ssod {
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A Woman to be Hung.

ALBANY, March 3,-Airs Hartung is sentenced to i
executed the 9th Of April 1t is understood that
further attempt will be made to continue the matter liz
fere the courts but her friends will ask Gov Morgan /,
Communication of the punishment.
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