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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOYT
HiaWafha Hair Restorative

Is warranted In every Instance to
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL Color.
lt has been applied
IN THOUSANDS Of CASES
In the principal CITIES OF New Englsnd, aud HAS
NOT FAILED in single instance to ac-
compllsh h sll that 10 claimed for 1t
No Hair is so Gray or Red but the HIAW ATHA
viii change it to beautiful life like
-. ...-.. Brown and Slack.
IL - mt an instantaneous dye which crooks,
smuts and gives dead blaok color 10 the hair; the
pdtisnt having to submit to sOapIng, vsshi ng and
spongiIg OF the hair every time { Is applied nor
preparation OF sulphur, sugar of lead &c., nor
0 any Ing Rodents dtleserious to the heir of skin
Ii Ia an article requiring no preparation, wash-
Ing before OF after uslt 10 Is Piled Ia i've min
utss time, and with as tts trouble as any ordinary
article for the toilet.
"People who have used this preparation declare
It 10 mlIxouloos in its effects, and that II will per
form all that il pretends to do '-BdIlolS Pictorial
Its succe.s wonderful, and we can only say we
isdorse all the proprietor says in regard ~ it."-
Boston J0xyxGl.
1--WE observe, by notice in Boston paper, that
a premium was awarded by the Msssaohu setts Me
chanics ChaTitaue Association at their late Fair,
Boston, to Mr.. Joseph Hoyt of this city, for his
celsbrSted 'Hiswsfha Hair Restorative, an article
which richly merited this favor Ii was for its SUI
peror merits In this peot that the Committee, af
Ter sufficient evidence presented to themselves,
awarded to Mr.. HOyt this fattsring testimonial p
Precedence ErsatHg Post.
KIdwell & Lawrence, ID. q. RidgeleJ. In George
town by J, l.. kldwell and by Druggists generally.
de " I'm
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raK EFrRcr OF THE ONE HUNDRED GuNs-A
Goop SreN 1t was announced by the Journal
and no doubt few by telegraph to different parts
OF zoe country, that one hundred guns were hred
in this place In honor Of the secession. We would
ike 10 send along with that report statement Of
the effect produced by the unnecessary waste OF
powder In Less than twenty minutes after the
hring, every vessel In port, we believe, except
one, run up the stars and stripes There has not
been such a display Of bunting I'm our river and
along our wharves for q long Wilmtngton
IN CT Herald. - Il a-f
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A DAPTED FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
One, T,co, Three and Four-Facea Shacis

We offer more than our usual assortment of
Broche and Chainei alne Long Shswls, in one, two,
three and four faced designs. Shavis of the above
GLASSES survive al the changes in fashion, and
form q rioh, stylish, and the most durable winter
wrapping extent
Our stock of al other kinds of Shawls and Closks
will be found ne W, novel, and EXTENSIVE
Also sll our entire stock of Silk Robes, Dress
Silks, and other vast stock OF dress fabrics.
All kinds of Dry Goods IN general use. g.
One prics onl,; the value marked in distinct
figures; therefore no purchaser is deceived
Carpets, Curtains, Rugs, Oilcloths, &o., upper
floors,
House Linens, Blsnkets, Comforts, 60, base
mant and the '.vauite."
An examination of store and stock solicited; il
implies no obiII alton to purchase.
PERRY & BROTHER,
Pa. avenue and 9th staet,
ds II lot "Perry Buildings"
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
No. 460 SEVENTH STREET.
"Go tkoa dad DO iikeiriss

(THE BEET IMMINENT IN THE WORLO1
Ths only safe and certain for C&nesrs, Piles Tu
rosr. svsinEs .ns Brcnehs or Gors PaTalysii, Men
ralfs wsAfns Of tbs Muscles, Chronic lneamm.ory
efnsss Of the Joints Contracted Muscles
kfamsn Earaehs % foothaehs, Bruises, spraihs Fresh
Cuts, Wounds Ulcsn, Fever scrss. Caksd Breast Sore
Nipples Burns, seales, Sore Throat any Inflammation
pain, differences how long the disease may
have existed, McLEANS CELEBRATED IMMINENT 10
Tbousands Of hnnan bsings have been no. Of dis
ersptuds and misery BY the Of this remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIII relieve pain almost and n will clean
purify and heal the fous Incredible short time
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
MeLEANs CELEBRATED LINlMENT 10 the only safe
ana reliable remedy for the cure Of Spawn,
windgas Splints, Iumpsi Nodss OF
Ii failed Big Head, Polsvi, Fistnls, 0ld
Running Sorss, svssny, properly applied. for
prsins Bruises Serstchs Cracked Heck, Chsfss saddl<
or Collar Galls, Cuts sorss Wounda Ia infabls
remedy. Apply directed and esrtan in svsry
instance.
Then trias longer With he msny vorthlsss Lnlpen
oGsrsd 70 you Obtsin a supply cf DR. McLkANB CELE
GRATED LINlMENT. viii cure you.
J.H MCLEAN, Sole Propristort
Corner Third and Pine sts., b. LouiG, Ne
CHARLES sT0TT, Hs Pa. av., sole sgsat IN Warning
tsn; r., 8. T. CissEL, Gsorgstova. 90 A-DtHly
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING FROM THE
Ii well known Captaln of the Steamer Fulton:

NEW ORLEANS, Sd Dct., l853.
DR.. j. C.. AyeT, LoIcetE.-SI: 1 am urged by my
vile TO report to you cure yeur SarsaparIla has
made in our family. and as it Is the only way In
which we can make you any acknOwledg ement of
our qualification, will proceed To stste hy little
son, elevsn years old, has had Scr Jrla sores
his cara, neck and arms for five years They were
much of tie tinns very distressing. and we fe ,red
they would kill him. At FIRST a swelling would az
pear, then ii would break aud make r running sore,
which would not heal. They heoame very lnath-
SONS and often painful; they stopped his gSowIh
came feeble and sickly, We tried Ply sloians and
Medicines. but they did no good. A clergyman in
our mel hboT hood, who had seen some Temar BILE
cures by Jour Cherry teotoral, advised us to try
your SarsapsrlHa, and we did. The smallest sores
show led symptoms of healing about two weeks;
In two more they had healed, and In two months
the child was as well as anybody. He now enjoys
perfect heelihSw with no remnant OF the disorder
about him that we can discover. IfyOu, sir, are 8
parent, you may well believe that We shall not soon
foTgetyOu.
Very truly, your humble servant,
JNo. w. BATES,
Prepared BY DR.. J. C. AVER & Co. Lowell, Mass.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

u CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
g r1n rSAMTIER has 9G|RRrd large variety ni9 OF
which he has just received, selected bJ his special
agent in Paris.
Particular after tion is invited to his new sty les
of SUPERB CONFECTIONERY, which. for
purity and delicscy o., asvor, are uneausled. For
with q call, he will have his Confectionery put up
in pound and half pound packages. de Il 1w
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1861 DiAk E s. 1861
Eo,uy,e,,cs The Ye1r ,yifL m D;1yb

A valuable Pocket Companion for registering
events past. present, and futur; oontsinlng rates
Of postage, almanac, . blank Byac. for memoranda
for every day in the year, cash aocount for each
month, annual summary Of cash account bills
parable snd receivable, Don't bs without one of
these useful little souvenirs. The most oomplete,
elegant. and desirable int ever issued cnm
prIsing twelve sizes and upwards of fifty styles,
at SHILLING TOMS Bookstore,
Odeon Building, corner ofH1s street and
de % Penn avenue.
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EDUCATIONAL.

T FEMALE EDUCATION.
IL HOSE Psreuts who wish their dAu q ghterE 70 re-
ceive q thorough and ~ ystomauc education. where
their phy slca training viii receive daily and special
attention, under the most approved system OF Calls
themes and Gymnastics, are pectfully invited 10
visit the Union Female AoadeRy, corner Four
teenth st and New York ay.
Mr.. & MRS. z. RIcHARps,
au So-u Principals.
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iCTThe COW Of specie from Europe TO q
United States continues without abatemsnti
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VN HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Il bose Persons wishing to make purchases for
Holiday Presents, will find at the store of the sub
scrlber a very large assortment OF FANCY and
STAPLE DRY DUODS, such as
Handsome Cloth Cloaks and Radans,
Shawls, Black and Fancy Silk Robes,
Black and Fancy Dress Silks,
Figured and Plain French MeTinOes,
Oelains, Cashmers ard Plaids.
FmbJoIdsred Linen Cambria Handk srohieis,
Muslin aLd Cambrcs, Collars and Sets,
Jouvin Md Gloves, Hosiery,
Neck Tics. Bonnet Ribbons,
Merino Shirts and Drawers,
And q great many other "ods suitable for Holiday
Presents, selling at reduced prices, at
HENRY EGAN'S,
de l9-lpt 521 Seventh at and 321 Pa. av.
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g U r p l.
Fruits and Nuts of all kinds,
Home-nade Mince Meat, made by my direction
and under my supervision, warranted the best
ever of red for ssle at l6 cents per pound,
Best Old WHISKY. Brady and Wines,
30 dozen Fresh Eggs,
Goshen ButteI and Cheese,
IS bbls. Flour, best brands, Family, Extra, and
Superfne.
A complete assortment of Groceries of sll kinds.
Good Sugar at cents per pound.
ISRAEL DEMING,
NO 534 Seventh street,
de I7-eo5w between Louisiana av. and ID st.
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY.
w d Street, Bsfsses Sta aAd l0th SsTss:s.
We hsve iIst finished q number Of fret-olAss
CARRIAGES, such as Ltsht FaaSA 2R.
WdgoaS, Payk Pksdfozs, FoHtly Ccs-Es
rSagGs, and BsssIss, which we viii sell 49,
Q verH small profit.
Being practical mechanics in different branches
OF the business, we istter ourselves that We EuOV
the styles and Suaiity Of work tat viii give sshs-
ftctiop, combining hghtness, comfort and dursbIh
Repairing promptly and carefully attended 70
the shorteet nCtIce and most reasonable charges.
WALTER, KARMANN a R0PP,
Coachmakers, suocessoTs % WIN. T. Hook.
aP T-dly
TN CARRIAGES.
u EE Subscriber having ulAdc additions % NJ
tkctory, making II nov one ofthe largest. E2Aa,
In tho District, where hie faoilities fofT1/6z4IK
MknqtaStnrlny GARBAGE e Li6HTx:e-
WAGONS Of ali kinds cannot be surpassed, ana
from hIs long experiences in The b.nness, he kopsl
to give general r&csfko6on.
hand.
AL LREPAIRsnsstlyt tsrs, and Ill srtsns prsnyt
ssssas- -issS oarris..s sssse n essA,ass tsr.sy
slss. ANDREW ]. IOYCB,
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CLOTHING, &c.
A GREAT ATTRACTIONS!
n GRAND RUSH FOR SEVENTH STREET.
ALL SToP AT
8 M L Il II s,
M AGO SEVENTH STREET,

AeRaNSSkkEEAsaT SSkkEEAaT FOR ATTSkASENs9THA' TsSkASENTA STREET.
ALL SToP AT
8 M II II g,
No. 46o SEVENTH STREET.
Go tkoz aHd do Iikstriss"
(Such was the Language used bT q gentleman who
haHe jsst ssssa iSff e H ScS Viii
IsIse stock Of CL,TaISG. FURNISHING
thirds Their net cost @ and which viii sell st small
advance. You can buy a good Overeoat from IS to
ffom S IS to s SIS. BOy's oysTcost and Cape Cost
skfESaSf safss fsfSsEFssD DgESkM cSEi.Rs TM
TIES, GLOVES, and all kinds OF Gents w earring
xo1s n sds.s Rs nSns to
Having bought these goods ct very low prices. am
confident that you can save s5 per oent. buying
n b. SERVANTS CLOTHING in abundance.
No ssSsnth cat .ts. bsSFRo
Ssn SEsTs and satisfy yous1yes shrf o,Sis are SssrnS
dc E-im No. 46o Seventh M st., t. OPP % POST Once.
u ' ~ READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Our present assortment Of GENTLEMEN'S
and strangers wishing an INN sdiste out 6t supe
rIor Inducements, embracing, at this time, all
and Il ssre! naf Fine
and Under clothing of all kinds. Kid and other
ssScf, Hosiery sa Ss & so' XII Of which we are
Offering st cur usual low prices.
~
manner. WALL, STEPHENS & Co.,
no l6-u 322 Pa. avenue.
GRE AT BAR AIMS
" PEopLE9SSF E9SFEEtIr FEEEurHEINGF # Ne STORE
No. AGO SEVENTH STREET.
FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS
CAPS,
AT 90 Per CENT. LESS THAN THE USUAL RATES
Ar 8 NJ L HIS,
No. 400 SsrsHfh STREET.
n. b All in want of CLOTHING and FUR
N1SHlNG GOODS WI! find 1t greatly 10 their sd
de7Im J. RI. SMITH. LLoTHIKR.
w MERCHANT TAILORING.
w L Invite our customers, and citizens general
ly, to an inspection Of our present new, a. g
tractive. and elegant assortment Of -
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, DOESKINS, ~
VESriNGS, OVERCOATINGS, &c. NJ
which We will make to order in superior -
style at very low prIces.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO..
oc 25-u 322 Pa. av., hetw, 9th and 10th sts.
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Prepared By DR. j. c. AVER & Co, Lowell, Mass
de 81 colin

SPECIALNOTICE TOOUR FRIENDS AND
- CUSTOMERS.
We have had their bills all made of, and those
do so by the 7eth inst. After that dste we shall
render ev.ry bill on our books, and owing II the
great panic mu st al ur friends TO make prompt
payments, as in want Of all money due us at
this time. J. w. COLLEY Co,
de 2l-2v 523 Seventh ST., above Pa, av,
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~ TLOA X 3! G l. D 3 y
" CLOA X 81.
The Camilla, the Arab, the Garibaldi,
The Romeo, the Zouave, the Albanas,
The Richard, the Engli sh Sack, the French Sack.
With many other new and beautiful styes In
Rept, Treco and French Beaver Cloth, in prices
from IS 50 to S2s, to which ask the attention OF
no II TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
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i EMRICH. at the corner of Penn. A
avenue and Eleventh street, has hsen YEM9
greater Inducements for the patronage of citizens
and strangers than any other public house in the
ot, his prices being less than those OF any other
hotel on Penn. avenue, and his accommodations
for permanent or tranalent boarders unexeePtion-
able. The bar and restaurant ARRANGEMENTS of the
European Hotel have already become very popu
lar, being all that oan be desired by the most fas
tidious. TIE proprietor pledges unremitted atteu-
ton and continued liberal expenditures 20 give sat-
isfaoion to ali, and thus renews his invitation -
all 20 give the turopea Hotel 9 call. de 4-tl
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Singers Sewing Machines.
3ss PENN. AVENUE,
NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING.

We invite the public attention TO our new $50
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This Machine
IL unsur passed in the household. IL runs smooth
and swift; sefos, hens, (slls and gathers, will sew
the finest swiss or cloth ten layers thick, and ani
thing between the two extremes, IN beautiful and
substantial nsnner Machines in mahos any, wal
nut and rosewood cases from $50 to Sloo. Our
and sadders, is without rival. Silk, Twist.
Thread, Needles, Bobbins, on, &o.. always on
hand at New York prices.
III Send for copy of 1. M Singer Co.'S Ga
zetts. CHARLES A. SPONSLER,
no n 6m ~ Agent.
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DATCHELoR's INIMITABLE HAIR DyF. |.
ID and 81 frst-e ass Toilet Arueles, fof ssie ts
6IBBs's Wiz, Brad. and Cur hanufactorx, eta
Pc svesse, nssf ~ e. W&
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Injuries against loss OF damage by Ere upon "a
rsasoRGbIs terms ss any Company Of e4sal respoaSs-
bt!ttg. HEATH KNOWLES,
Insurance. Agents,
Ohioe-Room 16 over Bank Of w as hingtou. dc %
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market.-Reported By Tslkgrapk.

AYArAcHrcoLA March 17-CoTros; reeepts q the week
500 bales Exports Of the week 47so bales Stock 1900
bsies market closes dsll sDS Lowell FsrsE1s Liver
Poi tIrwonr March Flour quiet WHEAT unchanged
coRS sssdyi White, 7oa1ic PsoyIscss ,ss 81 Mas
C,scInyarI March 20-FLoUR dull at s5 so0$s 80 for Sc
per6ne. WHsKY unchanged PRoynIoss dali, sad no de-
MoRnx March I9-CorToN-ssles to-day 200 Bales es.
Mar prices Mdding 0ia10lc sales Of three days, 1909
bsles: receipts Of three days 5 800 bales
CHARLpsTos March l9CoTTos-Saes to-day lso bales at
unchanged prices. ,,.,ous
CINCINNATI March 2o.-Monsy In moderate demand and
easier Sight Exchange New-York for gold t~i cent
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
BOSTON, Tuesday, Msreh 90 1890
The following IL bank statement os the past wees; ~
Capital stock SCI 100 Due to other bsnfs
Loans and discounts 602s8 20e Deposits
Specie ............ s,tsasoC Calculation eseoS
Dine from other B'ks T560,500l
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SrRKIso.-Last evening the Cabinet Makers held
meeting in Columbian Hall, Grand street, at which
reports from number of shoPs, not formerly heard
from, were received, ntmating general Willingness
among the employers to accsde to the request oil the
journeymen, if others would take the lead The organ
ization ia now about 1000 strong, and is daily ncreas
ing. Yesterday resolution was adopted by which
each shop was authorized to appoint two delegates 10
be in session from a. till 6p. m. every Day, st
Columbian Hall, to receive commune atoms aud TO
ransac. such general business us may come before the
Union.
On the previous evening meeting composed OF
Hatters, shoemakers, Carpenters and others was held
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The IsrBRIArEs FRIEND SocrErY.--The gentlemen
connected with this Society met at No. 957 Broadway
Yesterday afternoon-B. b. Dyer in the chair. The
following officers and Directors were elected for the
ensuing year: President, B. B. Dyer; vice-prsd-
dent, N. Duff; Treasurer, E. Falconer; Secretary, z.
l.. Walton, jr.; Directors, B. b. Dyer, N. Duff, Z.
FaIconer, @. T. Hail. e. L. Walton, jr, George Han,
E. Roe, Theodore Finch, and Stephen Hyde. The
Inebrates Home in Chatham street, now m successful
operation, will in future be conducted under the dree.
tion Of the above Board of officers and Directors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

In ,team,hp Fulton, from Hasye and Sosth9 ID
Lear Dr. Fermento family N. Kahn idie Arm,2t De
I North M; Vincent T. "a ysISsy .,ao k An.
Verst w Kessler Mrs GwynDe and children, Mis- raneY
f. scRuser, M. Frantz, r. Collect, A. FORMER and hdy' a
cSsasS, DIN and lady Mo..ot stocLe rthaT
r. Gis5a q. Ssnpp. Felix Thiele X. Kahn weller T. scho
mann, j. Lehmsnh, Lshmsnn leagues tScssn ISa,.
Sevilla T. Re Grand Roy, D. Wsttelot j. Arthur M e.
theme joe Mayer p Mscni DomenicoSi a NJ ohses
Jscot Miss sudngeI, Mr. lsdy and children Ms
r. sapcbez A. Garcia bliss L. Wander Clsndet and lady,
w Thomson, Eugene thinner Kempster, Mira scoly, Henry
Kendall L. E3monds, e. Gordon, Lober A. Csrtrsde-To
tai, 100. 60, "a, ,,,r, p
nods Isaac Morgan Mrs Maria Morgan, Master VIM Morgan
James Morgan Mr. j. Oneal, C. King T. Dsrcey r. hcCar
From st. Jobns-Mr. A. McKsy, Mrs Mckay DR.. Burron,
Mr. Dicks, Mr.. stnbbs, Mr. NoytoD.
MINIATURE kLxAyAe.
6:O2 Sets. 6:13 Mcor-Rises-.. 5:lS
HIGH WATER DAY.
Sandy Hook. 1901 Gov Island.. 1851 HellGste'' 81"
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......MARcH 20.


steaushp.-North Star Jones' Aspnws ID. b. Aen Thos.
Swami Ramsey Baltimore II. y. Cromwell Co Jamestown,
skinner Norfolk Ludlam HeEcken; Flods, Crowe ssyan.
nah, 8. L. Misehill Son.
SRips-John Bright, Cutting, Liverpool Williams 0uior
Ausns Lawles New Orleans, Livingston, Cocheeon Co
Bahs-Aberdeen Cochran Cardenas r. p Buck Co; Viz.
Tina Ann, Gorbam Buenos Ayres, Anowsmith Bali Rein
deer. Lsnfair, Bazbsdoes, II. Trowbridge's Sons
BRsGeorge Sockhan, Giles, Ezabethport, C. c. Duncan
Hummng Bird PATTI Wilmington, Blossom SOM Morning
0etche Boston, J. n. Crowy Drisko, Zszs, Simpson Ma
yhew; Brothers (Br McRae Ragged Island, H. Donovan
Dennis Haskn, Savannah, Mccready, Mott CO.. Whrwind
Maxey Sseue ie Grand. Trssk Desrboni viols Haskell
Mayasuez Dawson Douglsss w. Nickerson, Nckeson,
Norfolk Mott Bedel; Gastin, Green, Boston, A B. Howe
Mary Adelue Jenkins Petersburg c. NJ Fry; Sultan BEl
Smith Jones Co. Thomas Holcornb Gosee, Charleston, W.
B. Scranton; r. H. Huptey Hammond Baltimore A. Town
Crowe Boston, s. w. Lewis Co; NJ J. Cause, Smith, Phil
sdepha j. w Mckee j. A Woodbouse Tory, Brssos South.
mayd Sens
sloop-Editor, Case. Bridgeport, master.
Stesmer-Octorara, Fowler Baltimore, w. Dslzsn.
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FORT LAFAYETTE March 90 sunset-Ihs shs r. aSs,tsa
Fillmore from London coming up the BAY snP asc M
Wind n W. fresh weather clear ,,S.n ,,ou Prov.
NEWPORT March A, brig Water ms,isfh lsSslpHs.
BOSTON March 20-Arr steamer r. spaa,a. - 6opa
rom Norfolk via Providence ship Western STAR MOVIE"
on Highland Light steamer whsnsy nom - ae ops
Belyidere, from Msnaspoke jan :" .i,,ss ser NsWYok
hips North Atlantic, Proctor nom ~e'''~ - m
Brewster Cluk, do. for Boston Ii, c,..,.. w.,a ana
NEW-6RLEANs. March 20 -AH. ships oha'ie'
AHPaihSH H March iaThe ship Moro Castle ns'
loading for epcoL
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE CoSvES.
rIoN.-The Republican Assembly Convention, for the
purpose of eectng delegates to the State Convention
at Syracuse met at the several places designated in the
CALL last evening" and made the following selections:
F,rt Dyiet-Deesate';w Bergen and Cha, God
Second Brd;eys and Charles Par
Ae Ta Sherman asd D. B. Has
brouck. AlternatesEbenezer Rich and 4. s. Wheeler
Hss Young nH s1s
E& b.1-ASoq,nsd an Saturday night At 2 S,clG 81
met last evening at the odeCn and organized by choosing Mr.
Geo f Hn dss.s Of Ss
Assembly District Convention for the Of Ho%s a1s
ana iss1S s K
Mr. Samuel H. Turner chosen Chairman and John David
AND S
Alternates-James H. Pratt and VIM. Nodyne.
A resolution was adopted instructng the delegates
to favor the election Of Seward delegates the Ma
tioDal Convention.
Without transacting any further business the Con-
vention adjourned to the Doth inst.
INSTALLATION OF A PAsToR.-The installation Of
the Rev. Charles s. Robinson as pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, in Henry street, took place last
evening, before very large congregation, which filed
every seat in the house. The Rev. DR.. Hikock Of
Union College preached the sermon; the Rev. DR..
Cox delivered the charge to the pastor in a very
impressive manner, and Prof. Hitchcock delivered the
charge to the people, in his usual eloquent STYLE
The services were not concluded until abOut 10 o'clock
The LATE GEoRGE WOOD, EsQ-ln the Brooklyn
City Court yesterday Mr. N Warning announced the death Of
the late George Wood esq Of the New York bar and ster
brief address, which he referred to the highly honorable pre-
deceased he moved that the Court adjourn
which seconded by Col c. Jack The Court hereupon
sdjouIned for the day.
BLASTING AccIDENT.-Richard Park, residing in
Wyckof street. between Smith and Bushwick
rousy injured Monday while engaged in blasting rocks
the Demonico Farm In the Ninth Ward. His wounds
dressed nehborns drsg store and he conveyed home
BRUTAL AssAULT.-Between 10 and III o'clock on
Monday night Officer Raymond Of the Sixth Precinct found
named John Walter lying the sidewalk In Cook street
Graham f. d. helpless and covered with blood
He had been terribly beaten and about the head and had also
been stabbed In the Two men, named John Hogsn and
Conrad Lambert subsequently arrested charge OF com
hitting the assault Yesterday Justice Ryder held
them for trial
BRooxLYs CRY CoURT CALESDAR-March 2l-
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I,~xa r.c.ysd fsom Capt Merritt Undsrsriist Asspt
,tses that ali the dry goods beye been saved fom ne
WI. cissn and a. soon the weather moderstss ns
able 70 pump her ont, and In two tides hs sapse'
her d. :. :. -, -. p.x.,a f,sm New
yo,i bound 10 Caao, has bare THE afternoon ef ~R'
damage on, slisht-IBy telegraph.
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BRooxLYs CITY CouRT CALESDAR-March a.
Nos u.s. e. 49, as a. 49, 80 81 a. Ss 49, 81 49, 80 40
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BLASTING AccIDENT.-Richard Park, residing in
wyckoa street. between Smith and Bushwick
rousy injured Monday while engaged in bastrg rocks
the Demonco Farm In TIE Ninth Ward His wounds
dressed neiehborns drsg store and he conveyed home