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From Centreville---The Advance

Continued rom mr. First Eition.l
lIon close examination II was discovered that
the rebels, before eyucu .tng their mu1h-boG stei
siren. hold, hal Set & O. such Of their commssAry
stores A. they could not conveniently carry off. The
place presented scene ~ tle utmost desll ktiOn,
macs Of chsrred and blacksned RUNS Tue rebels
AIsi blew UP the bridges along the line OF the
orange and Ale Nandria Railroad FOR some miles
below Manassas. s ioh Of the locomotives which
were out Of repair, were also destroyed IA Is sup
posed, ty being blown up, and the vicinity Of the
depot ~ covered by fragments OF machinery belong
ing 70 the destroy cd locomotives.
II Is said the rebels lefI Contreyille on Suud "
morning. Large numbers Of clntrabauds IA ave
rcaantd our lines, (which now extend beyond Man
sssaH Juustionl aud still coming in by droy az.
On our way from Cehtreyille yesterd ~ morning
passed at least one hundred who were iu lking their
way - Washington. Some At the rel,l ses aim to
have come 20 miles wet OF Mans,as. They all
agree IN SyiI that the rebels leiS the latter ace
In gresi precipitation, aud that the destruction Of
tueir Commizssi stores lmu enced ~ an early
hour on SUNDAY. The contrAhands state thAtA pJr-
ton tt the tIrce which left Manassas, passed
northwArdly, bul this In considered imprub ale.
But fthey did IL was for the purpose Of TO iniorc-
ing Jacks n al Winchester
They slso state that all tina hridg - along tho
route which they came, had esn blown mp by
the rebels In Their retreat, AID that the greater
portion Of the track Is Alsn torn up.
The esrthN orks Al CsutreVille I'D been greatly
mi'reprts'nted. Tney we're not % the f'rmidsbls
character supposed The enemy before evacuAtlne
braces and cas- mates, So at M InAssAs, which, how
ever, hss hot been fully examined GA our tro )pI
arriving gtFArfix Cpu1 House, they found no
mo q L a a de en- families,
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Ryacuation Of Oscsauan.

Warrington March 1l,-Ohicial information
bday reports that the enemy formerly encamped
back Of and below OOouquan, have retreated, de-
struying everything they could no, carry on their
lacks. They leh On Saturday. Our troops took
posseasion this morn ng, and were welcomed ~ a
part % the inhabitants with great ipy. Every boa,
In the vicinity, and anything that would Goat, bad
bton des'royed. The reoels tod the villagers they
were going " fall back b. the Rtppahannock,
A call from the vernon Of Virginia on the mill
tia u the state FOR 10000 men was proclaimed n
the streets OF o coluau, on the 9th instant, by an
official who Immediately departed. N,arly all the
nblc-bodicd man q the village le', with the rebel
army. A few refused 10 20.
TIE rebs. 'orcs which has thus reiterated was
comp, sd o'uree rcVan, one Georgia and one Ms
tipi pgimenL and the II ,mpton Legion.
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.
W HDNEsDAY MORNING, MARCH 70, 1862
The Great R,treet,

The city was wild with excitement, yoster
day, consequent upon the occupation at Ma
passAs by the Federal troops, whose sorried
Lines are now in full advance towards Dixie.
As will be observed by the map on the ret
page, and by explanations accompanying it, the
Rebels had good reason TO fear repstition OF
the Fort Dcnelson disaster, and % bsing 20
thoroughly surrounded, ard hemmed in, as 20
make their escape impossible. A r,trea., there
tore-quick, earnest, and efficient re.roat-b
came their only salvation, and IL was embraced
Nor Is IL surprising. We are no. al liberty
to give particulars Of the advance of the army
Of the Potomac, hut 30 overwhelming WAS il
in numbers, so formidable ~ artillery and en-
gines Of war aud 80 compst, was lite oreariza.
tion, that 1t could scarcely have advanced OK
eept to victory. All that the rebels feared,
would have been more than accomplished.
"Where will they 80 to-" is the mex. ques-
ton. That their backward march Is a long one,
few will doubt. That il means retreat to the
Gulf States, we took occ Asion several DAYS since,
TO point out, This is their final programme but
their intermediate Efforts may wsll arouse
anxiety.
Gen BuRSsrDE and his brave troops arc full
upon their ayirg track. 10 capture his entire
force is an inviting task-one which would
cover retreat with victory, and in name change
defeat 10 success II would 70 inspire tho
whole South, ard recover for II the pres,ige
and moral effect now s!gnally on our side. CIn
ases do ~ will be the anXious inquiry Of thou
sands. We do not think they can.
We have such general faith in the foresight
and efficiency of MCCLELLAN, and in the
calculating prudence Of President LINCOLN,
coupled with late extended efforts, which have
come 10 our knowledge, for transportation Of
troops, that we believe BuEssIuE has been
placed in position not only 10 defend himself
from he flying foe, but, II reed be, to material
~ add TO their disorder. Ho is provided with
the best munitions and mdisria Of war; they
have abandoned almost everything. lilo will
be on the Defensive and with a line of
retreat opeu, his Runboa,s forming bat
teries invincihle 10 anything which, on Hand
the rebels can bring against them. Tney hsv
advantages in concentrating, by railroad, hsavl
guns for sn'reuchments and batteries but ar
possessed Of few efficient pieces Of fold illery
and what they gain in mar, will Dc wanting Il
equipment. But the position AVID crcumstsnco
are 30 favorable 70 the rebels, that cur citizon
will not he wholly free from aDxiety until tn,
crisis il past
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. sLrl4 u,,iia 70 ict...t % g., z as, lasi ev.i
nz. n n. Fri.b,s vas cASren P. endsu. HI
Salmon AID A. T. Mason. Vice Presidents,
G. Ward, Secretary; A. N. Nearing, Treasure
The exercises q the evening were rendered dsepl
Interesting, ~ the juvenile choir, under the dire
ton Of A. 7. LiMas, n, ESQ.
TEsiINoSIAL TO ERfcssoS.-A subscription
paper Is In circulssoa among our merchants I
which IL intended A. a suitable testimonial 10 Gap
tain Bicsson for his services a. an inventor; arc
handsome sums have been subscribed yesterday.
A SrEP BAcKwARp.-S ABOLISHED m
TUR'CirY PEisoS. For two months pas, Ksrsene
oil has superseded the Of gas In lighting the
Ton-ts, and Tie economy o. IL Is thoroughly estAb-
ishsd. An expense o, one hundred dellArs month
l. spared, and the light found g. be quite suirenL
TIE lamps are provided With rtA,c,or1 vhish
create AL iaienss AID disper,ivs brillisnoe. Two
amps iu sscn corridor Of TIE nec prison are all
tst are luirej while the three galleries Of the
main or oil prison, are illuminated Throughout.
~ only two great amps, which are placed one ID
titter end o. the hail.
DIR. CHARLES MAcRAY, Of England tho
writer, lie In this city. TIE as, heard Of him,
he was presiding al q secession meeting In London,
on occasion o. the remarkable address Of Gel. HIT
ram Fuller. Van ey and ieE o. his tslow traitors
were present and the rebels and their sympaihix-
ers Rad com ,or,Sbe season.
THE HooP SKIRT MANUFACTURER met
yesterday Afternoon a, the mandatory II Messrv.
Douglas * Sherwood, No 81 and 81 White utre.a A.
give further COL sidsra,ioa 70 ,hs prcr...s r.
be lsv,ed ON s,as, .lt,. r.. .,,..,.- -
g, s"'"' LUG A"ehdAnce "" con-
"h'u 70 mehui-ctu erA iePfesea,ing s70,0O0,0
capital stork invested In thi. p,r,,cri., $500
Indp.,rv rh.,rn....,t-..
~ '"o" j. pAseh upon hssno Z
o. pN 'Ied' which IL claimed IL three hundred %
cent. more than Is iust
A,p,y., go, u. q,
-" w ""'NDhD SOLDIERS FROM
h"Ah"hF One hundred and forty Our wounded
| 3 oilers ar1iysi hsre yt,p, Ro.nolo ro.,.,s.. =
, ing, having i,n In the steam ptcr,rs, Ens, q
| Terry On the 9Th instant. They LEI, Pnil.a.lrht.
Al n ijn'gh, on Monoay. Trey belonged 70 the
following regiments, VS. qia nAs1achus.,,s. %
| 22I Mara, ps,,ia 81. Qb,n Mass,cbuse,,, 60
| 10th ,nne,tcu,, a. sth Conn,o, ,cu, ou, Ha,
| York 5i.t New Yrrk, Is: RNode I.l.ntub. =.
| RI d. I.lard 5tb, I, Maine. Q Tn. ro,,,t.i
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te' s'ht-tn'-, Far, Saxe Cy,u-s, 'nl '-~
other sn all States were out Of the Confeder.-
ton, or had seeded from il. To yield would
have been to recognize the supremacy Of Aus.
tria, which will have majority in the nov
et,-to remain out is TO invite tho hostility
Of the coalition. Hence the cribs Prussia,
with dignity declines tho recognition Of this
rev Wbrzburg scheme, and is now menaced on
sll sides, by the adherents Of Austria. The Ma
rroNAL VERBS, an organization Of the people,
extending throughout Germany, calls ucon the
RUSSIAN King TO throw himself into the arms
Of the Prog essive Party, wlo bavo gained sub
stantial victories in the elections and in the
Prus'ian Chamher Of Deputies. As it was,
civil war impctds, but IL Prussia zoos with
tho NEREiS, the next steamer may bring US
news Of Revolution.
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A Civn Wnr In G,mAny.

DOR readers will porce'y' by eSuac's from
the German hlest.ceiN.d here ~ tho last trans'
Atlantic steamer, which we publish in another
column that the condition Of s1tira throughout
the great Germonic Conte1 Grafton is, in many
respects, similar TO ina when existed here Pc
yious TO The hrS' act oil seeefSion by Southern
state
ING Oouieu1f"''Un' ""'eu mas common D.e'
" A'Fe"nHy "s'' r0'o'''o' 'o"S's'eu OF th9
greater iou''"'' J ,"e''- Au't'iA' rfussi''
baN'i"' s'NoiN' p'u'h- h"en ana some
'n,r'y,'wo l"'''''' paN'io7'' ala II .c,orates-
a"' y. -, "I'o'IN"1' IN mo" form OF
so'''n'D'l,' "''.' '"''''''''' 81" rn6 N''eTia ly
,Ioni 'D1 r ''. - 49, '"' d" rG'Te7ent9d
lnO .1,,,.'.,-', ''' IA soma
80 " 'n' ~ moro
lr ~ - :. ~ ''Nn va
-, ,,...,I-.,... anu VI
Iimi's n,oo,,,,I.l .,n,. W. ''''' ID
This R.nda,I.!. W.
than the German n-s....i.,,. .. ,...., O''',
hsros II was that IN no, .,,...,.' ",'
HUNGARIAN and Italian r,bsI,i,,s A., H..
Power has stood aloha. IN, FAM, -,
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-"' e.. ''''-- '-'rt-,,-, ~ r. c't--, ans "a
sta ks 'r c,s, sc. lie found the bridge over Go,
Crock 10 iten buibcd afsr our occupation here on
Saturday.
Toe emmy have completely fallen back. The
command continues " make captures from rank
secessionists.
The loyal feeling Is growing, and many persons
come forward " tAksihs oath Of allegiance daily.
EEnEL CIVILIZATION.
Col Ge,ry, with ssne Of his officers, and do
tAohment = the First Michigan Cavalry, rode 10
Ball's = ~ today, and buried the whitened bones
Of the brave Union soldiers vino fell upon tina, Geld
IN O.toer at Impressive remarks preceded this
humsne act, and n monument, Of gross rebel negea
vAa hidden from human aght
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Froua Cun,re,nl,-rhe Advance.

Cnr,rll' starch Il y s,orday morning our
frcei auou' ting t. mp FSrds oltEo thousand ipro-
oe,ded - Cruueyi.e, and occupied the village
Shuui O'Clock in ,ne afv' rnoon. Il was Ntoge,har
des, ri,d.
The entire command thence proceeded tn Ma
nss.as, arriving there in the evening.
The rcl,,s he'd ielir yod as much Of their proper
~ ihIy could not carry away, by Gre and other,
siie Tre bridges, railroad track and depot In
shat vicinity we're serin usly damaged, and nothing
but wreck and des0lati N war apparent.
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The War in theIsouthwest.

Chicago March ll.-A special 10 the TRIBUSE,
FROM. Caro- says that the bridges Of the Cairo aud
Fulton Railroad are repaired, and trains run regu.
sry from Birds Point 10 Likestown.
G-n. SuoDg was placed In command OF Cairo
tCHy.
Authentic news received at heAd-q u'rtsrs to-day
tAE mat the rebels strongly certifying Island
No. 10. Tse gunhoats aud mortar-boAts are all in
resdnTss ~ tranfl port troops
ruE BATTLE or-rFA EIpGr-ApuTIoSAL TAR
TICULARs.
Sprinlirld, NO., March i0.-A messenger who
.ruy,d 'nis ing, AZ o'clock, reports that the
battle lasted from Thursday morning uQ Saturday
nj &, and that our aBs was Abbut 49, killed and
wounded. The rel al loss was about 1000 killed
ard ourdl 4, and 1000 taken prisoners, among
Invm Col Nerve o. an Arkansas regiment.
Generals Van DOIen, Piece MrNulooh and Mcln-
iosh we're Z, sent, with about 2''oN men: u'n
erals NJ Cuiloch and NJ lltnsh are rep 'r,ed dead
We have as, captUr-a slGge amount Of stores
cannon teams ard ar. linon.
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LOCAL NEWS.
rKw YORK AND THE VICINITY.

FAsmoSABLE wrDDIsG.- Yesterday morn
ing, Nile, Albno Ann Yolande, the fpir daughter Il
the Mnaus de Mon,i dion, French C,npl-densral
% this city, and Charles Gabriel Arago, a nephew
Of The d'sting ulshed Astronomer OF France, were
married In st. STEPHENS Roman Catholic Crurct,
Rev. Dr. Cummings cfh,iating. An hour before
the ceremonies, the Church was occupied ly =
congregation representing the elite Of the French,
English, Italian, German and Spanish society In
this city. u whom invitations had been rendered by
the family,
The dscoraiioIa Of the high altar were somewhat
novel for Lent. The solemn hue with which the
altar Is invssul al this peniteniiL season, was SUI
Ter seeded by pyramids OF natural nJwsrs over the
Tabernacle, surrounded ~ golden caadelabra-
bearir < numerous lighted tapers. TIE sacred de-
posi- Tory was tpcircl,d by Z wreath OF csmeas,
roses and lilies-whie the ctuciGx was adorned with
o-mess oLly.
The bridal party arrived 81 half'past eleven, the
bride l,SniDg on the arm OF her 'alher, followed by
the bridegroom and the harciionesH de Montholon
The brides sister, Nile A1ele was previously
seated. Tnere were no orideSmAid''
The bride "Sa dressed IN iicn o'lored SIX
hish he'k-aha "'"ihg s's''ef' WIN PlN'oa' Inc
dress near 'he lower cage was trimmed WIN TWO
Dr, iuer'H 'ull' covered all ana on her he'd we
o''ue wore "'e''n VI o'A-s' "'N.''' he' J'"''
consisted q 'Ar"ss' Se' VIE pearls ana dl"monu'
Snd large diamond ana emerald brooch The
MarchlonesS Mon'holon wore a dress Of Magenta
'hE' with dark lace saa'l' and white satin bonnet
The bride. si.,er. Mps. Adele, wore a pink silk
robe, the rec, o, her dress being similar 10 that Of
her mother. The br idegroom was IN evening dre.a
In ,he pevs near the sAn ctuary were Cen SCOT,
and daughter, Major W, cd and .sdy, NJ. de vsrs
ney, s. PelArd, several l,u' ants Of the French
gunbat Catinet, Monsieur and Madame Jordan
AZ several mem bers Of ,he Corps DiI loma,lue a,
Washington.
T,.ps, r.,h,r c,~,,,iro, ,,-,,,0,,a, ,,a ., nv.
r,ags ~ csishr,,n, ssrn mas. and w,s ,sts,,d
by Rev. john or,esiRo. The solo Bsnsiic,us wa.
r,ng lv Can,ar,e,i. CJlaVsd NV ,ba Sal,,,,is
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From WASHINGTON

Washington March ll.-A disp a'ch from f. rtre's
Monroe Ihs evening, states ,hAA no Information ~
obtained about the injury 70 the MsriimLc' 81
reach ed Norfolk ON Sunday evening from winch II
msy he inferred thai size was not capable OF making
vtry good time.
There is now sO,isfact ~ evidence that the maa
hody of the rebels len their lines AZ Nj nGssas ear
ly two weeks sge. the roads In Virginia in some
plsces an tolerNhly COED, and improving.
The VhsreAbCu is OF the rebels, who retire Nted
from Manassas, 10 subject Of earnest speculation.
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tie q i'im'n o. iha sen.t ootlu.issl, Il reported
" have said tina, the ds'oncss Of Richmond are al
C'nnevi-s; aha, General Joseph Y. Johnson
Would - 9 Os4e tAAi the defensive lines Of MsnsS-
ss alta q Blus Ridge were mAintsined intact, and
that AZ lsng ~ he did this Richmond would need no
other defence. A member NJ the House Committee
on hrlitNry Affair, who was present, addei, that
hbe did NOT do n no other defonces could ave the
caIital"-meaning Richmond.
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Forfr'ss Monroe, March 10. The boa, from Cd
Pom, has arrived, but brings little news That has
not already been .leuaphsd.
The Ulcers and men Of The Monitor speak In
the highest terms Of her performances. and think
they might have destroyed the Ms,rimsc without
much din .ul,y II they had been allowed an oYpor-
iuni,y.
The masters mate OF the Congress, P,asr Hsr-
gous h missing, snd may be among Tie prisoners.
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The Late Naval Engageme ut.

Fortress Monroe, March lO.-All the papers OF
the frigAis Cum nerand having gone down with
her, II is impossible W obtain list Of Ihs killed
and missing. The latest aud mott co rect account
is 1,6, and |, will probably be reduced TO 100. The
names can only be Ssotrtsined as the Navy Depart
ment, by comparison Of pay rolls
Mrstr M J etuyvesaut was wounded; also John
Crazy and George w. Butt. The following are AZ
the Rsnersl hospital I'm BNSs LWngI1n'
J ~ ID sm aph Rutsnll, John GAdnsr' r l.
w. y j. y mint, jams Bsnann. John M
C...A! -. kFsdisr, J9'I-N V+.~--S-.
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Tn. Rxc,,.ueD, Ia nIeWphl.,

S. Louis, March IA dispatch from Cairo
says-The Memphis ArrEAL adv, Gates the burning
ofihe city, as last resort, but the Mayor had is
sued procismSt that any person detected in
setting FIRE to houses should be Immediately hung
Gen, Beauresard had left jackson, TO take com.
mRnl at Island No. 49,
A large number OF transports were lying at the
foot OF the island, g. take of the troops in case
lageat
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An interesting debate has sprung up In Con-
eress uton tho emancipation resolution Of the
President. The measure may excite discussion,
but the propriety Of sustaining the administra-
ton, and Of strengthening the hands Of tho
President ard his advisers, for the better prose-
cution of tho war, is 40 obvious to most Of tho
members Of Congress, that the resolution,
which bas promptly passed the IIouso, will be
az once concurred in by the Senate.
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From General Banks Division.

Bunker Hill, March II The int ligencs Of the
e,acustion ~ Winchester Nestsria prema
turs IL was Berryve that the resemblance re-
ported evacuated. Tire latest intelligence from
winchester Is T. the effect tha the town is occu'
pied by al EAT one brig sde OF inf.ntry.
S'cphCHsonS Dcpot dre miles from WiHches
Ter, March II, r. VI The forces under 0ener .ls
Hamilton and Williams. cor shutting an armed re-
connoisance, has reached this poiat without any
serious opposition.
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Eo,'on, March II The schooner J. w. Chap
msn arrived from New York last evening, reports
on the "a instant, 'e In with the frgste Vermont,
she lay by her until the 9Th, and left her in latitude
80 10, longitude O. Os, dri',ing ssE one-hslf y,
two nots per hour, rud1er, sails and ANCHORS gone
and entirely helpless. She wants powerful tugs a,
onco,
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HOUSE, WrvEs--YoU THAT WORLD SAVE
labor and money, use PYLEs q X. soap Their, s
Iothlng TO iowa u. Sod by grocers eyeryw e.
The EVACUATION or Manassas nr TIE
ecel. did not produce greater excitement thar
does Com. MUTT ard other wonders aud amuns.
msnts at Bsrnum's Must UNI. See iy.rtissment.
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Washington, March live are not yet able "
give reliable details Of the evacuation of Manassas,
and iH occupation by our troops
The whole ioltiHo tons were abandoned, and
everything possible burned
Fun particulars will be- sent AZ early ~ possible.
II ia regarded here a full vindleation OF McCle-
lans strategy, the reb,l having been Fqueezed out
II the place 10y more forc' Of move nsntg on his
nspks, There IL much rel icing here al ,he result,
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Gems. BucLner and TiIshmsn Placed In
(Ioss 90, 0nSms nj

BOSTON, March L. Information from Fort war
rem states tha, Generals Buckner Nd Tilghmar
were pit in close conhne rnsnt yesterday. TIE c,us
llr thiA rs not stated.
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Prince Alfred arrived in Cork on the 2jth Of
February, and was received with salutes Of
honor from the ports and the ships OF war. lie
proceeded by the night train to Dublin, on his
way TO ENGLAND.
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IT is PASSED BY THE HOUSE
The Naval Disaster in the Senate
&C., Sc,


Washington, March 1l,-Manassas haa been
evacuated hy the rebels, aud our forces have taken
pesceable possession.
The NATIONAL TsrrrLIGrSorr, - his morning,
s'stts In positive terms that occupy Conireyille,
and that tia reb,ls have evacuated Manassas.
The lNTrrrrGFNCrR adds; "This nevs was con-
hrmed BY intelligence received 1t headquarters asst
night"
telegram rom Fortress Monroe, this morning,
announces tha, everything is qui,, there and a,
Newpor, News.
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cit 2eus nave had the ihduers W give o. the aged
defer dsrs II cur country, the N,terana Of the War
u 1912 lS sd II. Agrs-,.,i compliment, .ry sol, %
IN mary style, ~ TIE Apollo, on Thursdsy, the
18th March. Tne uet proceeds 70 be given " tbs
sick and needy uftte corps, Of them destitute
" b, me, aud me Ia tine Aims III use. O. pa
trO'H If the present day, aud fill ,he house W
flowing, and Cause them TO rejoice that they havJ
y,t friends wi appr' cste thtir seryi go against
pos mi OF envy, A. saved the couhIry whose irss.
dom the yourg are nOS euin ing Their old COM
psnion In atms, Gen Winfield Scott will be pre-
srLt N htalIn prertoIs, - have heArty shake ~
the ard once n,Te before pArti7g for anothsr and
a better world.
frlo@ing sntleTen compose the commit g
Ad J.ssth n Barnes L A Ta'madgP, 4 4 Clug-
Gin an de-. A Barney, eX.Cunc. Imam Van Tine,
,N.Alf Or fiiu, from whom tickets may be- uttAin-
81, ~ Gen ~ RAJ m 1nd's Bounty Land Oh'e' No:
CNy Hal P.ecs, and 81 the Apollo on the day ard
,yrring n she soiree. mhl2 2'l36 -
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A'',1T9' Va March, l1.-Coi. Gssry, Acting
'rs'oi'' Gene'si o''rooPs here, made a psrsonal
l''oen' s7'nsr yeric'd'y as fIr as Carter's Mills.
F''"'i - As ''''e.ia cen. w. Mlcseaed
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Notice-A special Dl.etiBE Ofthe st' jams
Roman Catholic T. A. r. SOOiCIy will DO held ~
their roomS, IN useve.t 81, on 60 morrow tThura-
csyl evening ~ o'clock, 20 make arran 6msna
or the celebration ofs, Patrick. dAy. JOHN No
GRA1I PEST DAVID BARTLEY, SOY. 50
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ia UtioH Tea Parry will be held nj toe
n m FlTh street NJ. Il. Church, for tie bsneht u
,re al Ir,b on we nsid day ewing, March ", AZ ~
INN. adm issiau 20 cents. Interesting speakers
IA, ha cent mill 2is'I2s
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SSH N''".- TINA -. o'5ri.-, Graz !ans,
p X 1tu !e, ~l,n Sugar " the mae'er.
VIM Bacun Bearpe, Boston for Baltimore
Hmmoi n Cobb, eueion for Dealp Island.
lnsy ftuas, Vent eli, RocklAi with line.
Magnolia Ninkeraon. Boston, with q H..
hoses EDDY, Babbidge, winterpot, with mise,
bound W Baltimore
Cora, Kelly, Boston days, With fsh.
Louisa. Lowell. do do
w 8 Bake, Baker. Provincet ,vn Tor Baltimore,
United, Val New Lpndon 8 days
Ameic. Reyne'ds, Piovidence. with mdse.
Ann, Cola Baltimore, with wheat.
Panama, Kerun, Acc mac ca, We, with corn.
,Jnl Tyler Bowen. Provipcetowu ~ Ba't.m 90.
John Adams, HA,ch, Roctland, with lime
ME wcs.on Fish. froviAenoe 2 days.
N hunson. Jr, Brewer, Brookhaven.
Hillnra nele. nrown. 20
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A, q. n. No 3.-The Members nrc He-
que4t,d ~ sIt5nl meet : on wednesday Ey,n-
ny 49, inst At 8 o'clock, u Hudson's EE hanse,
corner lOth aV sud 30If 1t Punc,uAl atssndsnoe Is
required. by order OF GEORGE HEPBURN PHA'
mil Os'Q9l
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SPECIAL NOTTCHz.

Emerald lsusid-Ths mt hbeEs Of this or
gam Will celebrate their eleventh Auui versaTy
en- b. fatticks Day, by ball At rnes' Assembly
Rooms etc Broadway, IN the evening
10 FRANCIS q DFuRN c.r,.Ir,