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lrOH HANAHrAH AND rHk NrUTH
in The snd elegaps aesmship hOrNf vnREoN, NJ he
american Atlantic ssrew tesmship Company, Lsyned
CcHm.ncer VIII leave pier ~ sorh SATURDAY Dec
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A eRvAy DIxAyD FOR CAST OFF CLoYHrro- IA
"a have cpecsd ssw est,blshner, viii par he tishsa
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CrKAa TO HAMBURG, EAvKH, LONDON AsD
- soul sArr pton-r ne Hamburg American Packet Ooups
nys nsL ueamahip
TICrokIA, II, raube commander;
viii tsave on Saturday, December ~ IL clock ~ ron
Hauburs via Southampton, taking for HAvre
Lond IN Northampton and Hamburg.
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o. b. RICH AID 4 8oAs, Isl Broadway, n. Y.
The EsAa-shp sAxoN1A VII succeed The reutoals De
Venber Is
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ERRE INSTRUCTION. FOR MECHANICS.
THE CENTRAL SOCIETY OF nscHAEICs AND rkADm
MIN
have established Of Apprcn
ourpeynea mechanics In architectural and machine
drawing, ns.annahrS, geometry, chemistry, mcdaniel
philosophy no tser hall No E2 Broadway The Location
and venient aud the
fescrs gentlemen OF approved reputation More pAroua
information be obtained nj The clsss No CROSBY
street The Apprentices Library No. t72 Broad and d
the following gentlemen, who constitute the ScAocl Oommk
Tee, viz
Wiil.m Niles Chairman rs Gold street
Ira HuLchin 900, Trexurer 6oA Broadway.
George III FRANKLIN, Secretary, S6 SECOND avenua
wiiso1 Small, los Henry streot
C1Arles II Reiman, 81 West Forty third stress
Daniel Coger, 2sS Madisou stresi
Irexe M!Y, Jr. $50 Broadway.
George A Jeremiah, 81 stanton street
Henry II winAn. So Amity street.
James Berrisn, ~ Nassau street
Peter Hogs. IS eoylesys stree&
Jacob A. weserveit 23s KAA Broadway.
Thomas Jercmaa Saving Bank. iE EoweU.
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PATBNs CHAMPION TABLES
- Tie srceao! sprne cusAtoe pAies.sf Auxna TO- lek
49, oase aid fasaosy. n 0sosd sses4, nsv sors
pnLIARps.-Ho IN YOUR TIVE TO BuY srBsprp
ID Rosewood 1ah'ca With marble beds twenty les
lhsn can he bouahi elsewhere. ". III 1hlfFIrH,
lac Fultca street
xvM >. sHARP's rMPRovuD BrLrIARD rABLAs
w viii BE newly invented enakLou, palenled november II
ts1e and ve known be super>os 70 Az nov Ia Mann
snrsnwv Ia Fuikn arNnA
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AususTA rAIMEDo wife Of Dr. " Paimedo, aged IT years
snooepiy, Of aropiexy
| b, ookyn.
RI, uAKpsos--saddenly on Tuesdsy, March 20. HENRY
| @. Re. "hIfsoS ~ the 4b'h year Of his age
His nSncs and Acquaintsnces respectfully invited
TO attend rs funeral from 3o6K Brooms street, this
| tWednetdsy) a. Tel noon III one O'Clock.
Gefytbn,sh Pr, papeJs please copy
SMITH On Friday, March 1s, .gyEIIsx 8. SMITH, only
daughter Of Sarah AMI Thomas Smi.d
The relatyes friends acquaio OF the family
are respectfully invited 10 attend ,nera this WED
nesaSyl A.fLoen al Two O'Clock from No. 81 West SIX
SroAn In this city, on Sunday aneruotu, March Is,
SAMUEL STORM, in the ss,h year of his ago.
me Hisnos ana relatives the deceased are tnvted 70
O'Clock from his late residence No Ii King street. without
further invitation His remains will be taken TO iAaAag-
Troy papers VIII please copy.
ssxA-0u Tuesday, March q, ct two O'Clock ia tbs
morning, BRpGrr 6BEA, after short lness the beloved
wife Of Patrick Shea native OF the county Liner Ok
Ireland.
The friends and acquaintance and those Of his brcshe
half past twelve O'Clock, from 10 Pine street
UrrnE--suddenly. on Monday March 10, SAMUEL urum,
In the esd year OF his age.
invited TO attend his funeral Thursday AFTERNOON a.
Two O'Clock from tho residence q ho sstern law, No.
ssa Broad street. Newark " without further notice
VAN HH1-On Tuesday afternoon, March 20, CAWA
RnK wife OF BENJAMIN Van hse, In the iat yoar OF her
ago
Behold! tender mothers gone,
much iov'd pascut fled;
She's gone 10 her eternal hons,
And numbered with the dead
Receive, oh earth. her faded form,
In thy cold bosom let II lie;
Safe let ii rest from every storm,
Soon must rise more 70 die
The friends and relatives Of tho family are
invited 70 attend her funeral from her late residence
az Division street, on Thursday afternoon, At tw,
O'Clock.
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The Presidency.
nAsx x.

LETTER o. HON. EDWARD BATEsy OF MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, March 60 1860. :
Hon. EdwUd Bsses has addressed . letter to the Ms
souri, delegates 70 ths Chicago Csoyenton reply In
terrogatories propouodeS 10 him by them. II will up
pear in the De~ecas Of tomorrow The mala features
OF 1t follows
He has opinions upon hS subject OF tho extension
OF slavery and has formed WITH reference 10 the pre-
d 1920; he formed his opinions then has not anged
them since AT the time o the Rev sluyon ~ arer
slavery was regarded as an evil but temporary In it's
tyre, ana likely 70 disappear in the course Of time.
Yet, while continued II WAS a misfortune,
70 tho country socially and politically. Slavery - q
SOCIAL relation, domestic institution. II by local
II in tho states, but tho territories are subject
and subordinate to the government, they not
being supreme Ike the states. The naiioa 10
extension OF slavery and In his opinion the policy and
spirit Of the ought 10 DO against liz extension
Ina constitution does mot carry slavery into the Terrific
RES, nor anywhere. y onE acts upon !
Scott case only decides that bred Scott was not
Citizen, and the opinions OF the Judges beyond this
extra judicial anu Of no authority The questions dis
cussed by them political and not within their cogu
xsnoe and belong and could be dpose Of only BY the
political Department. The discussion was most uniortu
nate, as produced dangerous conflict between the
ordinate branches OF the government He favors tbs
colonization OF the free blacks Ia American r0pcs
the Homestead bill, tho Immediate admission q Kansas
perfect equality OF rights among citizens and tho
spices OF the government He IL gratded
81 b,s name has only been used In spirit Of harmony
and pace and 70 prevent division aud controversy
smong those who ought TO be united. He has ueithe
ard 10 satshed with the honors already pad him BY tn,
public.
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Markets.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, March 20, 1850.
Stocks firm. Pennsylvania State ives, 93; Reading
Railroad llh Morris Canal, 6l7s; Long Island Railroad
TX; Pepnsyiyania Railroad, as3t. Exchange on New
York unchanged,
NOME, March 10, 1860
Cotlop Gales to day $500 bales al Irregular prices mid
ding at lol4 l0kc.
Mons, March 10, 1860.
Cotson-salcs to-day 1900 bales At irregular prices;
mdding nj 1896 loHc. Sales OF three days, q 600
bales. Receipts Of three days, $500 bales.
APALACgUooLA, March /, 1850.
Colton-Recepts of the week $500 bAes export the
week bales stock Al coo bales against 81 500 last
year Gales Of the last three days bales The
kct closes dull and lower. Freghs to Liverpool o.. led
Exchange on New York one half per cent premium
SAVANNAH, March 10, 1850.
Cotton sales to day $50 bales; market unchanged
CaARIxsros March TO- 1880.
Cotton sales To- day 900 bales ct unchanged prices
CHAK.xsroH, March 10, 1880.
Cotton-Sales day 800 bales, 1t unchanged prices
BALTIMORE, March 90 1860.
Flour quiet Wheat unchanged. Corn steady; white,
7oc lac. Provisions steady mess pork, SIS; bacon
sides, loc. Whskey steady; Ohio, 23c.
PMLADnfHlA, March o. 1850.
Flour unchanged Wheat dull white 81 IS 81 e3; red
81 46. Provisions steady pork SIS Is SIS So ba
con $40. 1890 Whiskey dull
CINCINNATI March 20, 1890
Flour dull At ss 80 Is 90 for supefhne. whiskey an
changed. Provisions dull and no demand. Lard, i0ko
lie. Money in moderate demand and Sight ex
change ON New York, for gold, y per cent premium
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PHILADELPHIA, March 20, 1880.
The bark A. A. Herbert at this port from Cardsnas,
fell ia with the steamship Commerce, from New York
bound to Galveston, on the 1ath instant, in dis
tress and unmanageable. While lying TO to render
assistance the steamer came in collision with the
bark carrying away the latter mansan and bnlwarks,
and doing other damage. During the night tho bark
rescued twenty persons being all hands, and includ
ing three In the morning the gale moderated
when she took the provisions and baggage, and left the
Commerce settling fast, with nine feet Of water in her
hold
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LIVELY TIMES AMONG THE CONNECTICUT P0Lf-
T1c1Axs The political campaign which is now
going on In Connecticut ia being fought out In
The real old fashioned nip and tuck style. The
election is of the first importance to both of
the great parties. On the one hand, the North
ern democrats are exceedingly anxious to carry
at least one New England State, 80 that they
may stand fairly at Charleston. On the other
side, the republicans are very well aware that
they have no States to throw away, and that
ebould their Eastern Malakoff be taken, or even
ore of Its outposts battered down, they cannot
depend upon either of the Central States. The
republicans have serious doubts as to their
Connecticut adherents, and spare no pains nor
expense to bring out their full vote. The
democrats are working upon the manufacturing
interest," which has begun to see the folly Of
the doctrines inculcated by Helper and Seward.
The democrats know very we'll that the breeches
pocket is the tenderest'part of the wooden nut
meg State, and they are working upon that
theme with will. Some of the strongest men
on both sides are stumping the State. Fernan-
do Wood leads the national democratic hosts,
while Tom Corwin and Governor Banks follow
The Mayor on the other side. Last night
there was a great democratic meeting
at Norwalk, at which Mr.. Wood delivered
an effective speech. which we print in full to
day. Both sides have brought out their best
men, and the democrats are very confident as
to the result. 1t will be rather close shave;
but it is to be hoped that the State win vote
against treason and disunion, and set the seal
of disapprobation upon the nefarious doctrines
of the black republican party. The election
turns purely and simply upon this question,
and has degree of national Importance which
can hardly be overrated. Without doubt the
full vote of the State will be cast
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News frsm the Plains.

The Santa Fe mail from Pswnee Fork arrived to-day
Arrangements made for escort Of troops twice
month with mail going and coming All the mails lying
aS Pawnee Fork 10 The bsh have Como through Very
few Indians seen, and these were friendly Parker
train OF rs wagons was passed ct diamond Springs coming
in for goods Grass valleys OF the plains Ii getting
good ana there s almost enough for mules 70 sabst
Bono few eigrants The gold mines were met all GET
ting along we'll Great indignation Is felt here in regard
10 Governor Stewards not signing the Railrosf
bill me weather here ID war and pleasant Tho Mis-
eouri river 70 very low and IL falling.
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Ftre At black Ntver Falls, Wisconafm.
CHICAGO March 70 1850.
6re occurred at Black River Falls, Wisconsin, on Sup-
day morning, destroying forty three buildings, among
which are the Shsnghae House. the oce OF tho jackson
County Farmer and ali the In the own excepting
one, belonging 10 T. T. Parsons Az the dre was disco
vered IN two places at the eme 1t supposed was
the work OF an incendiary Loss estims:ed at from
$50, eco 10 $40 600.
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u
Are broke out ~ xelve O'Clock 70 day On the corner
Of Water and Wisconsin Streets making clean sweep OF
All the wooden buildings. fifteen In number between that
corner and tho NewhsiI House The total los will not
probably exteed ten tnousAnd dollars.
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Du1 n1ng OF the Steamer Eastern Queen.
WIscAssxr, Me-, March 20, l8iy.
The steamer Eastern Queen, employed the route be-
tween Boston and the Kennebec river, totally i,s
tsyed by fire this morning She owned by Nat aoel
lam Braostreet and Nathaniel Kimban Of Gardiner Tns
loss is tttimated al $4,000.
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The National Democratic Convention.
CINCINNATI, March 20, 1880.
The Nashville Union and American Of the 10th instant,
out in favor Of holding the National Democratic
Convention Il Baltimore.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
Senate.

6enhtes
ALBANY, March 20, 1850
Mr.. HAgMoSD (rep introduced bill TO Incorporate
E. c. Sandersou Abram Brown and ten others, as com
psny 10 construct . railroad in Grand street, -
avenue to Seventy third street:
Mr.. MASNHRRE (rep introduced bill to amend
The election law. 1t provides that in tue city Of
New York the district inspectors shall oonsti
tute board Of registry, the said board to meet two
weeks preceding the day OF election Parties may have
their names registered by ding the required affidavit with
the Re gstrsrs any tmc previous to the meeting Com
pleted lists are to be published in at least one city
Mr.. RAMSEY (rep) introduced bill to make the Court
OF Common Pleas in New York consist Of Judges,
hold Office nine years, three Of whom may hold the
Also similar bill for the Marine Court, except that the
Judges shall hold the Office six years only
Also bill to provide for the election IN the city Of New
York Of two Justices Of the Supreme Court 70 hold office
Also biii to mako the Superior Court in Now York
consist Of eight Justices, to hold Office eight years.
The bill passed relative 70 the planting Of oysters
bill, and It's b due 70 his earnest support.
The Bill providing for the transer 10 the STATE Of un
claimed deposits in savings banks was lost by Is to a.
Mr.. SYo1A dem called up the concurrent resolution
requesting the return from the Governor OF the bill to
prohibit Sunday amusements in New York; and sdvocated
large class Of worthy citizens. The resolution was
adopted.
EVENING SESSION.
The bills relating TO the sale and foreclosure OF the
New York and Brie Railroad, and TO extend Madison
avenue, in New York, had progress.
Assembly.
ALBANY, March 20, 1880.
The morning session occupied in the third reading
Of bills Several Of private interest passed. among
the rest the following
TO authorize the laying Of double railroad track in
Brooklyn and Newtown
10 amend the charter Of the zouatt Lyceum.
To prevent the fraudulent sale Of passenger tickets on
steamships and other vessels.
To amend The act authorizing the formation OF town
insurance companies, by extending the time for filing the
notice from I'VE 70 twenty days.
To incorporate the Franklin Savings Bank Of New
York.
10 Incorporate the Kings County Dime Savings Bank.
EVENING sESSI0N.
The bin 10 provide for the payment OF interest canal
drafts, certificates and awards wss passed
The Harlem River Free Bridge bill came up for third
reading and was laid on the table
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Sailing or the Star OF the West.
NKw ORIxAB, March 20, 1850
The steamship Star Of the West sailed for New York
TO day with S73 COO IN specie.
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Royal Havapa Lottery.-Nos.2s 6s, 182H5,
1884, 2ls 1884, drew the 6ve Capital Prizes In the draw
OF March 1850 Circulars sent free OF BY i'd
Font
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Loss Of the Propeller sofa

NEW UkLfANs, March ~, 1850.
The propeller Sofa, of PhiIadciphia, with valuable
CARGO lost on the 18th inst the coast Texas
There Was heavy running and the sails hoist
ed but ME propeller prevented her steering and went
ashore.
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Smiling on the Amcr,ra.

. BosfoN, March 70, 1860.
Tho mails per the Cunard steamship America for Liver
pool via Halifax viii close at half past O'Clock to
morrow "wednesday morning, but she will sail until
ahont ten Dispatches flied In the telegraph Office No. n
Wall street. New York, 80 as - reach here by ga. NJ
will be Gent out in her
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Maryland Delegates 20 ChsrIeston.
RAInnoRx, March 70, 1880
The Second Congressional Dstrict Democratic Conven-
ton 10 day elected W Cuttings and 7. Most delegates
70 Charleston keaolutoOs were passed strongly against
sssquatter sovereignty"
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Married.

CRAypE1l--MARsroy-B the Rev. James willett on
Wednesday evening, March H. at the residence Of the
bride, Mr.. VIM T. CRANDnL 70 kss JOSEPHINE AaxK MARs
TON, ell OF this city.
DAsrs--ZwAmxs.--By Rev. J. L. G. McKownp, Pastor
Of Trinity NJ. 4. church, Wednesday Feb. q, JoHS
DAsHE aad LOUISA ZwAHIKN, all Of New York city.
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Calendar for Wedne sday

Ch1enu1f HOr We0Mesd1ys
SUPREME CouRr-CRsur- - Part 1--Nos CAT, 375, 103,
46T 35 243 49, 6s7 6e1 sos, Cos, 701 703 706, 707
zoe, III, as, III, 49, Part 2-Polce cases.
SUPERIOR COURT Part 2-Nos ALL, 462 81, so, 81, 22
SO, 246, b2s, t34, $780, $780, l6l Part has adjourned
until next Monday.
COMMON PIxAs-Part Mos. 1895, 1880, 17O7, 1850,
1882 1885, 1855 $780, 1920 1880, 34, 23sl 1880, 1884,
1s47 Part 2-Nos $685. 1872, 34s, 800, 4i9, $780, ITO,
37,.1e26, 1924, lsis, ", All, AIS, 1879, l6i9.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT-Nos. 81 Sc, "a, IL To-
70, "A, 75, n, SO, 90, 30.
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The FAMILY HERALD.

c''ses~tion at 81. Patlack's Day in New
foih--fntsrestinE from Japan--ycws
""m Asizona--The Saoema kersa War
A"e Famous Breach NJ Promise Case
THe Great Prize Fight--Locsi News OF
sne MstsopoIts-Market Reports, DC.
INC FAMILY bLRuD, in It's edition OF to day Wednesday,
eur contain foil account of the Celebration OF st.
fAfeSs Day in New York. With report Of the Lecture
d. Cfh al The Academy Of Music the ''Fdelity OF
ireland, Interesting Intelligence from Japan; Letters
rom Our Correspondent in Arizona Territory Letters
nom our Correspondents In Lynn, Mass, giving Do
sc'p'ion OF The Progress Of the Shoemkers wa-Bolh
fsr'ss Waxing Bitter and DETERMINED not 10 5uccimb;
Report Of the Sermon Of the Rev. Mr. McGainaess at tho
Academy Of Music An Account Of tho Great Breash Of
Promise Case In st. Louis with the Names Of tho Wit
Noses Summoned for tho Trial. The Latest Intelligence
tn Regard 70 the Approaching Prizc Fight In Ensisud
All the Local News Of New York and Vicinity Of impor.
lance Reports Of the Cattle Provision and Money Mar
kcts, and al interesting news matters Of the proceeding
week.
rERhs-s2 year; four cents single COPY subscrp-
tons received at the ONCE northwest corner Of Fulton and
Nassau Streets New York Single copies for sale ii ths
counter and BY oil news agents. Advertisements inserted
u the usual HxxAIp rates.
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National Photographic Gallery, AT
Broadway. Life 6tze Photographs In on Il. BPALDING,
Proprietor. J. T. NICHOLS, Artist
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Stefnway d Sons
OVERSEEING GRANDs AND SQUARE PIANOS.
Warerooms 81 and Sc Walker street.
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Spring Style Dress Hats Tor Gentlemen
ready WHITE. batter. ZIG Broadway, opposite 81 Pauls
uhurch.
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O1iciaI Drawings Of Hodges, Davis &
CO. IS Consolidated Lotteries Of Georgia
CLASS d., MARCH 10, ls60.
70, rs, "a, H. g. 90, "a SO, 10, 80, 49, SO, 49, 81
CLASS 253, March 10, 1880
o. 40, &c, 49, IS, 3D. 81, SIS, 49, 90, SO, A. 49, %.
Prizes cashed = sSs Broadway: Circulars sent Free
HODGES, DAVIS CO., Managers,
Macon,
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Br0oklyn.-yvn1iamson Gallery, 249
Fulton streeSPbotosrsphs. miniature 70 LIE sze Cameo
types, Daguezreotypes4 unequalled
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Photographic Cards, for Visiting,
3l6 Broadway.
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TkKsTos, N. j., March 20, 1860
The Hunter don and Somerset Railroad Extension bill
was defeated day for want OF sufficient number OF
vosss TIE vote stands n to2e Thrtyon votes were
neceesary.
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Drawings Of the Della ware state Lotte-
ries, WOOD. EDDY co. MAI ayers of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, Kentucky AND MISSOURI STATE
LOTTERIES.
DE1AwARK-ExrRA Glass, No 1856, MARCH 90 1860
6, II, Z. rs, 10, 20, ~, 4S. 63, Is, So, SO, IL.
DRLAwARE-CLAss No. 136, MARCH 20 1860
81, s. 81, 80, IA, 3s, 49, Al, 20, IS, AS, 81.
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing
WOOD. EDDY CO. Hilmln2ton. Dela ware
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Ladics' Dress Rosette TrimmIngs.-Ro.
settes gnps braids at Lock Son Co.'S Isl Futon street,
Brooklyn.
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Democrats, Republicans, Americans
and National Union united In pronouncng Knox's
spring syle OF hat beauty. Cali to-day = No. az broadway,
and examine IL
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Eairbanhs' Standard Scales
Moro than one hundred and fifty
tiaercua sxes and styles,
adapted branch Of business whore correct and dur
sbie scale 10 required Call examine sond for illus
.rated circular.
FAIRBANKS 4 CO.,
$50 Broadway, n. 7.
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Shirts Made to or from Measure.
D. c. SILLECK Il COX,
l50 Broadway, corner Of Liberty street.
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axHuryfsburr.

HARRISBURG, March 2o 1869.
"eKellers State Capitol Grst Mills were entirely de-
str~y ed by fire last night. Loss heavy
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Non-Arraval OF the North Briton.
PORTLAND, Me-, March 2o-Mdnight
There are q yet signs Of the steamship North Brton
aow due here with Liverpool dates Of the It'll inat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

Navfgation at the NorthwArd.
Toaoxro, March 20, 1850
Steamers commenced their regular trips between 10.
ronto and niagara to-day. Kingston hAlbor 70 nearly
clear Of ice steamer crossed to Cape Vincent yester
day Considerable Ice sl remains In the bay ~ Hami-
ton but u VII likely be al out in day or two.