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Eo TILE FIN ys., s.lssi
~ ey % ti hs New Canal Aha e''s ''
5s M IL s dssp s
The section and Claiborne Canal shall be feet wide
y ~ F9 III i soHnd fh ids bottoms
According Ss sr to the lines and levels given BY the y
al dirt p oo e, e snail s Pc be ds, o az eas
With The dirt coming the Claiborne Canal the leyse
he city 10 az New Canal shall be stssng,snea and raised
hight feet above The auye water The dirt for the
All Sidsss asros canals ditch well as ali ratings
the side. Of the same which may b disturbed Or BY
in their former condition previous TO the making Of set
The shall bind himself have all dams constructed
BY them oPsnsa n So as the water from
whole work shall be Under the vision of ths
All the materials and labor required shall be furnished by the
and shall .l b Ct ,hs asy m work IN the
ss sss the S Of @ as n
penalty Of ten dollars day for each and every day thereafter
Security to an Of five hundred dollars shall be required
to the faithful Of Of the on ~
Of a By the
ne ds be retained
that q failure BY the eentraeo;
ss On IN h hs ss Inn
which The being executed the Council shall have The
@ n " PSs IL
asmny and i0 is also well pnderood TINT in the
tractor shall any time abandon NE work, finish and
tractor shall forfeit all claims he have for part Of e
work by up the Of the abandonment ard that
city shall thereby discharged from and all liability
therefor also Wen mi the eontras
sodo the city all loss difference
the price which the originally contracted to
and the price which may be adudeated at
Bids to be per running acre Of s feet for the whole work
complete.
/ New Orleans, Nov L. 1859.
| ISgnedl LOUIS H. PILE,
I ~54N City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Landings Of botf
| Boards of the Common Council.
| fSgnedl II. 7. vENNARD. 1e,,,,r
| ROBERT HUYGHE, eh"i'i,'"'
Registered Nov. Is 1859.
| D29 HENRY DUREI, for Comptroller.
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SPECIFICATIONS
40 fnr tha rnust t-,trtinn IF

~ 5se 3
from Bscchus to White street = '''e'
WlDrm Or EsiDEwALKs-These sidewalks shall BIO twelve
and dressed cu5stonss shall line
good quality with them beyeed dressed the top
q a'e fe
They shall Be w .a st good Joints and in @ K
where desired for draining lots They shall be duly
seeors Z i Vii
@ s oa e Is Ss s syf Il. ns p s
Joining houses shall also be sody xed backed in the
%Gs Negligence T1
cbstones Than three and half inches shorter than
upper surface of the adjoining gutter shall be admitted in the
mill hys .Sss,v wide By , inches
lengths necessary haved and csred inches
inches Ssmsss aysa through suitable : f. Iess The
est he earbstonss be su Other
sp
sn 9, long eight nc1s
ground yin b firmly driven down and spiked with saa gutter
vide By E well nailed the
] % 5 . @ % i, ;ass II
ss {, @ nss 1R md 3 s s b. laid with
tiers for draining lots d ha H. bs a built by the They
made of and half inch cypress plank f3r the sides and
the sides from being displaced and said cutters shall
through the whole width Of the sidewalks
Brick PAyEMENr.-The walk pavement shall be laid with
lake bricks Of the best quality in herring bone
other sand Of equally good quality with it. gas
ashes generally called blue billy The joints between the
inch thick spread the whole surface of the bkn
made level graded smoothly
with dccyy or slope outline of oealf an inch
per foot The ground where too shall be filed nm Nv the
Contractor at his own expense and well raned until completely
There shall a bedding Of half of Of sha,
sand or billy bricks said bricks shall be
properly herring in clio
Joints rugged hollow places the pave
ment will bear straight edge il shall be reiec,es
GEyERAL CAusEs-The whole executed TO the
entire satisfaction City Surveyor who conformity with
The peons will be the sole Judge quality Of the work
nished by the contractors a well as the labor
The contractors begin the ten
Camel and 10 compjete The same two months atte mndr
penalty Of len dsars per day every day thereafter
tthe same Is not Completed ~
Good and solvent security In the sum of $500 shall be required
from each Of the contractors 10 guarantee lie faithful nenrn,
anna of tie;r cnntracts e ~ ~ p
81 xnen,s n he made as follows IN. wit the nronoron II, IN,
maid CITY in and the 10 be pad The
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City of New Orleans November %, 1859 5
No. 4SlT]
Resolved That the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
% the o Ten s s esH i
dsrsd BY @ and En- on hs noh & Of
S Ssss Is and e
deaSn thereof subject to the appr0v" or rejection Of the
Signed rre.iasn, a s9aa H. heSh Aldermen
~ President Board of Aldermen.
1'ip'o'e' - Isigne e low GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY 12,h day Of De-
csnbe next will adjudcate ut my Office at IL o'clock NJ the
"h nss f Gsn'i"c' V. pupLEss1s, Comptroller.
mo. 4s2l]
That The be and he hereby sIhGss
Official journal contract constructing brick Sidewalks
dred by and wooden cutters both sides of Music
accordance with specidcoons on lie in the Surveyors Office
and the adjudication thereof o be subject to the approval or re-
Isignedl JOHN T. MONROE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
President Board Of Aldermen.
App'0 Isignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor
Notice hereby given that MONDAY 18th day Of De
cebe next will adudcate at my office at Z O'clock NJ the
nag 1T v. DUPLEssIs Comptroller
mo. 4s22l
Rso, That the compross be and he is hereby authorized
official Journal constructing brick sidewalks
dered curbsones and wooden CUTTERS both sides of
lines street. Claiborne Roman Streets and from Miro
said work be done in accordance with specifics
lions file in the Surveyors Office and the adjudication Thereof
to be subject the approval rejection of the Common
Council
[Signedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sjguedl j. o. NIXON,
Eu President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Nov. IL, 1859.
Signedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
A true copy:
]. l.. FABRE, Secretary.
Notice is hereby given, that MONDAY 18th day of
cemher next will adudicates Office at II o'clock NJ tn
above contract
n29 1T V. DUPLEssIs Comptroller
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COMPTROLIER'S OFFICE, !
City of New Orleans, July 4 1858.
mo. 2l29.l
ID ESOLvED, That the comptroller be and
~ he hereby authorized required
standing advertisement, the official journal that in
with the ninth section of ordinance No li2 approved March
30 l the Council will bill against The city unless
of the Comptroller
accordance with the ordinance referred
ISigued II H. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
. [Signed .a..7. .... l.. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April ., 1855
(Signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention Of the officers of the city the public
specially called to the foregoing resolution.
V. DuPLESSIS,
jyl6 If Comptroller City OF New Orleans.
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> for dchns and grading Frankfort street. french
Diiches wide the top feet wide the BOTTOM and
feet deep shall be dug each side OF said Frankfort street.
toms il said bitches shall Is cnl il straight Well
suooied the earth coming out Of the shall be
The roadway between The bitches shall width and
shall be graded according The lines and grades and rounding
same and picking and removing the earth where
high All sumps roots etc. which may be found on the
below the surface of the roadway when graded aud
pisisd
the City Surveyor, otherwise it shall be rejected.
All and labor required perform the work shall be fur
Tie ccnacsor shall bind himself to begin the work in the ten
following the approval Of the adjudication by the Common
penalty Of dollars day for each and day thereafter
the same is not completed.
Security to an amount Of SUD shall be required to guarantee
the faithful performance Of the contract.
Payment made in cash the completion of the work and
acceptance Of the same by the City Surveyor.
1t is well understood that of failure by the contractor
y Or finish the wor or sny part thereof within the pc
in which The work being executed the Counsel shalt have the
right annn the contract without putting the contractor in de-
applying justice ananl the same and without
dcnnity; and 1t is also well understood that in The
complete the in conformity with his contract tile said
tractor shall forfeit all claims he may have for Of the
the city shall be thereby discharged from any and all liability
therefor and is also well understood TINT in the contract
soido pay the city all loss difference between
the price which the contractor originally contracted 10
the work and the price at which be adudcated at
resale or re-adudcation I4+s
Bids 70 BE- running o 2 feet for the whole work
complete, bitches and roadway included.
Signed Lofts H. PILE City Surveyor
Boards Of the Common Council; 800
F FsEsssI 4 Ho : yH HSYahR oAAtmsn
Il sf Il nov - ''' HENRY DuREL for Comptroller
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CoMPrROIERs OFFICE, !
City Of New Orleans November rs, 1859
mo. 48l2.1
esope That the Comptroller be and he III hereby authorized
ajuce contracts separately the lowest bidder for
each after ye days notice in the official journal for repairing
One for the extend from Canal The
upper limit Of the city and the other from Canal the
lower the CITY, said work agreeably to specf
cations file in the Surveyors office and the adjudicatos
subject the approval rejection Of the Common Council
[Sgnedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signed j. o. NIXON,
S12 II 4asTi President Board Of Aldermen
Approved Nav H. 1889
Signed GERARD sTITH Mayor
Notice hereby given that SATURDAY Sd December
will adjudicate Office at II o'clock NJ the above
contracts. 1ia&
" DUPLESSIS
n26 It Comptroller.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

M 81 C0MPTRoI.IER'S OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans December !, 1859
mo. 4s24.l
Rsolp That Comptroller be and he is hereby author
xe to adiudicae bidder per after five days
notice Official Journal contract for dcng and grading
Frankfort street Frenchmen to JumonSe street.
lbs shores Of Lake Pontehartran Said work to BIZ
accordsnce with specifications file the Surveyors
adjudication be subject to the approval rejection
Of the Common Council.
x lSgnedl j. y. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
TSgnedl JOHN r. MONROE
s53 President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Nov. Is, 1850
81 tSiguedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY the sh nst
will adudcnte my office IL o'clock M the above contract
Al ~ nyrpI.EScrS
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A. BEARD & Co.'S Maga!ine et-Arcade
d. Row-Successors to j. A. BEARD &MAY-Auctioneers
Bank and other Stocks Vessels Cagoes nsurances Port War
dens, Cotton Household Furniture, etc.
N. B-Partcuar attention will be given to the selling and
purchasing of Plantations.
They have also extensive aud airy accommodations
singly or in large gangs sci am
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No. 1889.
AN ORDINANCE concerning and vaabouas and tr
prevent pterng Of produce and other articles stored the
ievees and landings and other places within the limits Of the
city Of New Orleans.
SECTION Be Ordained That from and after the OF
this ordinance it shall be the duty of the policemen Of this city
and detan until otherwise discharged and all per-
who be found stealing from the wharycs landings and
other places cotton coffee grain other arce or
kind produce that may be deposited the wirve OF
other places in The city, aforesaid said offender
before any Recorder Justice Of The Peace within Inc parish Of
Orleans who SHALL the sworn testimony OF me
man he committed 10 Work House for not more han SIX
months less than thirty days. ~, ,,,
SEc Ii Ie ii further Ordained That and all Ngrant child
may found conayening the above section sh' ns
arrested and conveyed committing magistrate and shal
Ne seut ID fs different of efnge the cast may be- ana
there detained the parent guardian shall release SAID
der and furnish solvent security in the sum OF one
thousand dollars good behavior Of the parties so re-
leased. :, ~. =.
ssr If this ordinance shall be the duty OF the police OF the
riiv Ii arrest all persons who may be found eceng
INN, any yaeiant yan either stolen cotton sgar coffee
grain 81 other asticc the said offender before
Snr tribunal and shall upon conviction be punished as
rrrnvided in Section Us, Acs 1855, page li9.
SEc BeifAer Ordained Thai all ordinances or parts OF
ordinances contrary the foregoing DO and the same are hereby
isi -, rs,rnedi JOHN T. MONROE,
as President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
rS;vncdi 'fsf BENZ. S. HARRISON,
President pro Board Of Aldermen.
na3 IA lSirnedl GERARD STTTH. Mayor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CoaPrRotLxRs OFFIcR,
City of New Orleans, November %, 1859. 5
Is mo. 4794.]
Resore That the Comptroller be he Is hereby authorized
adjdeate contract 70 the loves, bidder after five day,
from Dryades Claiborne street and the Claiborne cana
from its upper limit the New Canal the dirt to be used 0ake
from the said canas the said in raising aud
strengthening the cyeeon Claiborne street. from the Upper nm.
Canal The said work DO done agfecapy
specifications Of the Surveyor adjudication subject to
the approval or rejection of the Common Council.
"ff iSivnrd3 JOHN r. MONROE,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
TSirnedl j. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Oct % 1852 ,.,,> sr,r,Y ~,.us
tSignedl HbhAhp eiliu' Mayor
Notice is hereby given that on tuesday, 9th day q De
cenhsr ney will adudcate my Office at l. O'Clock Nj the
above contract. =, ,,,,,, ,,,.,s ,,.......,,..t
n2gTt Y. puFhr.SsIs Nolnp..Vl,o..
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q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MAYOR Atty or NEW oRfRANs. 2
Common Council Of tho city " New 0reahs
VA inc. 1881
Res ordinance NJ sisl IS sy hsss ss entitled
~ amended by adding the r section thereof the
fcvna MD the buildings hereafter to be erected in
~ Fnmk ssct and fronting Magazine street, between
fsiciiy jackson ress also Camp street from Felicity
,inc 10 Camp street. and St. Andrew from Camp 10
Naaue st,cct shall constructed Of brick other
husihs lnstern 10 the Of hundred and fifty feet
from Of said streets and for violation of this ord
rnaty sc forth section hh ordinance No Sl9 approved
December 1Dh, 1856
fSir,edi JOHN T. MONROE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[SiguedI BENZ. s. HARRISON,
President pro Board of Aldermen.
Approved Nov. 26 1859.
+ n2s St tSignedl GERARD STfTH, Mayor.
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Notice hereby given that on MONDAY 18th day of De-
cember next will adudicates my Office II o'clock the
above contract
n29 III -. " DUPLEssIS, Comptroller
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91I 1l,l gIHS ROIl ~ In . EVERY nEscRIP-
ss5sss ss2s RICHARD Il. HARVEY,
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~ 8 r. 0m0ma WUw 8AlK-JUsr ARRIVED,
~ 3S29S NJ 81 I'd Naryland Negroes, which
-, = ~ ~ aetd, corner Of Esplanade and
~ gu I'D ~ before ycu purchase
e ~ ri q 8Ss rs JOSEPH BRU1H.
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DORTER AND ALE-l5o casks Maraetti's, for sale
L by $. WOLFF,
nj Corner Of Grayeg and New Lesee streets.
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nISSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF SHAW 4 zUNTs
IL this day dissolved by mutual consent Either partner
will sign in liquidation. +. A. SHAW,
j. ZUNTS
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nIssOLUTION.- THE CoPARTNERsHIP EXIST
~ between the undersigned, under The NIXON
ADAMS in The pronrstorshp and publication the Crescent
dissolved on the m inst act before Walter H. Peters,
Notary P-bEc Nj. Adams having sold hts interest
MI Nixon, the latter sole proprietor
NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT and all the liabilities
of the late partnership j. o. NIXON,
W. r. ADAMS.
NEW November a. 1859. MI If
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FIRST DISTRICT pouNp.-was broug,

EIRsT DISTRICT POUND.-Nas brought
the First District Pound Dryades street. between
Girod and Julia streets esrays-
One bay horse about Ii hands high lame in the left fore foot
Two barrow hogs marks
Which not claimed within five days and the there
paid will be sold at public auction sad depot FRI
DAY, December 2, 1859, at 10 o'clock A. N.
New Orleans, November Is, 1853.
C. o. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner,
Registered November Is, 1852
HENRY DuREL,
For COMPTROLLER
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NOTICE-TIIE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
~ the Wholesale Grocery business % and Is Front "a
and % Fulton street, in his and his
+. A. SHAW.
~
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nISSOLUTION-THE CoPA RTNERsHIP HERETO
~ fore existing subscribers under the firm OF
JuDSOS 4 CO., is this day dissolved by limitation.
NJ. JCDSON
A. ID. MONfR0SS
W. X. MACBETH.
New Orleans November L. 1859.
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EPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRICT.-H a
~ conduit depot DIES du Premier District
Dryades, les rue Girod ct Julie, CONNIE epnves-
I'm cheva bai environ Is mains de hau boitant pied
gaucie de desant.
DeuN cochons, marques.
81 les dts enmaux recanas dams cinq ous
frss lis yendus renchere publque depot,
lie NENDREDf, 2 dtcembrr 1859. 10 henres A. N.
G. o. FLETCHER, Commssuire des
Nouvele Orleans Is novembre 1859 ms 2S % 20 d.
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= III n RUNHHMROiaD, @ oMMIssIo ON
ASesi n h Rarchass md sale Slaves. Once and
~ ~ - Rssonns street, New Orleans La q.
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nISSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF 7. C. TWICHELL&
leo is This day dissolved by mutual consent Either
partner will sign in liquidation. I. q. TWICHEID,
Il. IL. FAIRCHILL.
New Orleans October L. 1859.
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sa0MNsQN = BARNES, GRocERs, No % and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-28
Explosion and Less Of Life.

CHIcAoo, March 26.-The Northern Transports
ton Companys propeller Lady Of the Lake. er-
ploded her boiler when half a mile from Fairport
to-day. The vessel was sunk, aud the cook and
OF the firemen Were lost. There was a cargo
Of -four and provisions on board. No particulars
have vet been received.
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DIED.

GINA Az PRINCES. wife Of Frank A. McGse, and
daughter of DR.. +. c. and Alkaline Robinson, of
Norfolk, Va. aged 6 years.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
Ms Mass ON 9th street, between Il and r, on
5rn.sis% At In o'eIock a. IN. The friends are re-
spectiny invited To attend, without further notice.
On the 18th instant, Mrs. MARGARET HOGAN,
Iilnerick Ireland, and sister Of Iohn Simon, Esq.
Her friends and the friends Of the family are &c.
late resitenca corner of ~ street and Maryland
avenue, on "Wednesday morning, the 5Nh inst, o. 10
O'Clock, without further notice, rl
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March 2s.-Cotton closed hrm;
sales Of go bales.
Flour closed heavy; State IS 5oses 80; Ohio % 60
ass So Southern SO 25as6.75.
Wheat closed heavy; Southern red 81 So West
ern white 81 .62.
Corn closed firm; yellow eOc.-the same price
was refused for mixed.
Pork closed dull; mess s17 5Osls IS; prime sI3.
Lard closed dull.
Whisky closed dull and unchanged.
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AIexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRA, March 2s.-Flour-no sales
ported; we quote Il nominally at sc Is for super
fine.
81 .45aI 65; red 81 .3saSl so.
Corn-No sales on Change; we quote 7Sca7ecs
by measure; soc .aS2c. by weight.
Rye is i'm demand, but none in the market;
prime article would bring 90 cents.
Oats i6aSOc
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The New Canadian Tariff Bill.

TORONTO, March 26.-Tbe Governor-General
this afternoon gave his assent 20 tine tariff bill.
The law goes into immediate operation. The tariff
question has assumed position Of great political
importance, and given rise to q strong opposition
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LOCAJ,NEWSe

u The STAR rrsLIsHxs rHx LISTS OF LETTERS
hEnAfNfNs IN THE wAsHiNsroN CRY Posr oryIcr
UNDER The PROVISIONS OF THE LAW pIREcrIxe
fHsN TO BIZ PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE pELIyxrv
OF THE OFFICE. ITs TOTAL DAILY cIRcuI. rIorr.
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY
PRINTED IN THE DISTRICT OF CoLuxsrI.
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Later from NenezueIa

New YoRK, March 2s.-Curacoa dates Of the
nth are received. venezuela was still I'm dis
turbed state. The province Of Cofo had declared
In favor Of the federal government. A revolt
momentarly expected at Maracaibo. There were
indications Of general revolt for the purpose Of
reinstating Monagas.
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Tt. N.w Linz IN HsIifsx.

BosroN. March 26.-The Senate this afternoon
refused to reconsider the vote by which the bill
for the LAYING Of the Yarmouth and Cape Ann tel
egraph cable was ordered 70 third reading.
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Accident 70 n steam,r.

SAVANNAH, March 26.-The steamship State Of
Georgia hence for Philadelphia, when OF St
Helena Sound, on the South Carolina coast, broke
her after crossral and bent the piston, which dis
abled her machinery She reached Charleston in
safety, and her passengers have been transferred
tn the keystone State
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NORFOLK, March Ss.-The ship Acamemnon
Capt. Goodwin, from Liverpool, bound 20 Bslti-
more with an assorted cargo went ashore on Cur
rituck beach In the gale Of Saturday. The cap
tain and nye OF the crew are supposed 10 be loss.
The ship was in a bad condition
The brig George Washington. from Mobile for
Baltimore, went ashore on Back River beach st
the same time
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BaItimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 2S.-Flour Is Unchanged
Howard street So IS.
Wheat closed dropping; white 81 0hsl 30
Corn closed Arm; white has advanced lc-i ia
7sc. for prime; yellow s2as5c.
Provisions closed dull.
Whisky ID unchanged.
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Inter from Havana.

CHARLESTON, March 27.-The steamship Isabel
from Havana ON the 18th, has arrived. Sugars
thing doing; Muscovadoes were unchanged; Cuba
Molasses was sold at 4 and Muscovado at rial.
The steamship Illinois was at Havana with her
shaft broken, and would 20 TO New York fof
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NorIcE.-DrsrRfcT OF coLunsra Apyysrrsy-
AxSrs TO BIZ INSERTED IN THE BaLrrnoRr SUx
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
STAR OFFICE.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, March 2s.-Stoen are generally
unchanged; United States SIS, Of ls7i, lO4 ~ Chr
cago and Rock Island IS L; Cumberland Coal CO.
DIV: Illinois Central shares g. do. bonds ~,
Michigan Southern 1914; New York Central ~;
Reading sos; Missouri 6's s6A. Sterling ex has
declined at O9ka109A.