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Mem Orleans Business CARDS.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT
INT TIES SOUTH.
Removed fran. Chr, Grdgier s.aad Bank Place
NO. % MAGAZINE STREET,
RmTwEEN PoYDRAs AND LAFAYETTE sTs
:.
H. CASSIDY.
- a i 1 M a x q r,
TENT, AWNING AND
FLAG MANDATORY.
IMPORTER AND DEALER In
Every Description OF American and
English Light and Heavy Cam
vas, French and English
Buntings, &C., &c.
Pays strict attention TO- making In superior
manner, all sorts Of Fancy Boat 4 Yacht
Sails also, every description of Wood
aud Iron Frame Awnings, for
Stores, Galleries, Offices, Steam
boats, &C., at moderate prices
Every description of Camp Furniture, such
as Portable Camp Cots, chairs,
s.. Stools, &C., always on hand in
any quantity. Also every
description OF
American. Foreign and Fancy Flags.
stenmboats' and ships Burgess. Jack
Pehnants, Ac., &c, on hand and made
/ Z j to order Fall Hopes, Sllngs,
etc., furnished at moments
notice. Blocks OF every
description strapped.
TRUNKS NEATLY REPAIRED.
n B-Particulsr attention paid TO getting W
In superior style and finish, sortBoi Plain o.
| Fa, cy Embrs ldered SILK Flags or ban.
| ners for Military or other Companies; and also
| to the Manufacturing Of Circus Tents, havint
| had much experience in that line z......
| All articles OF Ca Bvas will be Warranted proc
against rot or nildew. s3/ ssptS
1
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CORN AND OATS.

knA BUSHELS Hetv, ST. Leuis Oats; loo
CNJU bags Yellow Corn. just received and
for ssl- by
nov2T JOSHUA BEAL.
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PARTIAL LIST OF ARTICLES

Sold for One Dollar Each,
Without regard to value, and not to be
paid Tor until you know what you are
to receive:
IL Flaosut Rusewood Pianos worth
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POTATOES AND ONIONS.
NEW PORK.

TUsT K 'CEIvEp, a chcice lot of Potatoes ant
d 0nion--at Four Dollars per barrel
octil = ..tH A. JACKSON.
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Ngin iYork Anbfrtise,n ent.

or Rosewood piAHos and Meiodeons, Fine OIL
Paintings Engravlngs. S,lverware, God and
Silver Wstches. and Elegant Jswelry,
consisting Of Diamond Pins, Dismund
. Rings, Gold bracelets, Coral, rio-
restine, Mosaic, Jet, Lava and Cameo
Ladies' Sets, God Pens, with Gold and
silver Extension Hoders, Sleeve buttons, Sets
Of studs, Vest and Neck Chains, Go.d Chains, &C.,
VALUED AT EI
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Chronic Diarrhes. Diarrlea,
DYSPEPSIA, ana III forms Of Bowel Complaints
OF children Hnd adults. il.i5 Sst4H al IL .
The best preparation extant for CHILDREN
TEETHIN6. Mothers should give 10 b trial Il
sure remedy for KIDNEY COMPLAINTS, no
mttter Of how long standing.
An infAlIibIe cure for Gil DELICATE DISORDERS
peculiar to females. E.s,.gsg ,..y Iss.... ..
Purely oeoetd1le- contains no opium. Iadis-
pensabts n, euery family. j G-.E "ut
4 1 Price 20 cents per Bottle. 4
DE-. E. r. KNIGHTS, Proprietor
MHLRosE, MASS. ......
Sold by All Druggists IN Baton Rouge.
.lg BARNES, wARDA co. ~. o,,m
t.. J, 8. MAUNsELL ! CO., w" ~ ''''"'
aug13-6m
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TNaE BEST brands Of heavy Mess IN market,
4 for sale by idsol5I A. JACKSON
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W EEL" Wohh
5sa. PLOWsg PLOWSlia..s.
HARNESS AND
.rr-. .y,,.s AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Of every description made of the best material
and workmanship.
IRON 'FRONT.'
have on hand and will continue to keep full
assortment Of n IN, of the best quality including
PLOUGH SLAB,
LAY IRON
ALSO, FOR SALE:
ONE LIGHT WAGON. .,,g.. .a-,.
ONE LIGHT DRAY,
ONE FINE BAROUCHE, nearly new.
a' ONE NO Top BUGGY,
TWO CARYALLS,
Suitable for Butcher or
Peddier Wagons
ALSO, ON HAND:
JAPAN vAkNIsH, ..
SpOkEs,
.-..-. ...4 HUBS, t14ya sy4.s.
BENT SHAFTS
And other material, which I offer to the trade at
New Orleans prizes.
....-. ALSO: ...u. s,. -. ..
LIGHTNING RODS AND
CdAIN PUMPS
The attention Of Planters is allied TO
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PAPER WAREHOUSES;.

| " IIerrtct, ~ Magazine street. Dealers In Pa
| per a0o AGENTS for Pat er Bag Mandatory.
| nov 'U-y5 4.
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MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, SO
We Mill merry, Straw Goods. Trimn ed Hats
and hornets iovl-y
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HARDWARE, Betting, SO.

T p. BAQUIE, 90 Msg" "a, e street, Hardware,
y Paints. Oil, Rope, Tw'ns. Agent for Q. K.
Kirschbsum's Cutlery, ScIinpen. y d,c6-ly
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---- MESS FORK,
'CUGAR.CURED HAMS.-A II, W more' await.
- ing purehase-Pork, heayy-Hams, choice
move u.-5 JOSHUA REAL
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JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
FANCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.

ID IIFFEr, III Canal 3 rect, Toys, P.rfumery
Ds Combs, ru hes, Buttons, Taps, Needles,
Pi.s. Cutlery, Plated Ware, Dress Trimmings,
bon cts. C. u ..'f ~ '' 7-" novlO-ly
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sMOKING TOBACCO.

-....I SMUKINE TUBACCO.
FTNHE best selection in market, such as, Stone
L wall bouquet, and other brands, too numer.
Gus 6 mention 1T
nova t"".'+t. A. JACKSON'S
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HARDWARE, Betting, ETC.
DuSTICK &sEY MOUR, IS Fulton street,
ID Whole ale Dealers in Metals. Hardware,
ship Chand cry, Steambosl and Railroad supplies.
Agents. for New York Betting and Packing.
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BREAKFAST BACON & HAMS.

7 HAVE in store a lot of fine Sugar Cured
4 Hams and ~ etkIsst bacon Families would
DO well to call and examine for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
octlI .-.'a -t~ A. JACKSON.
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ARROW TIE.

TIME Painted Bands and Arrow Ties, are com.
q II aplets4 substitute for Reps in Ballng Cotton.
they are m Oh cheai er than Rope, and can be had
IN Quantities to suit purchasers at
ssptlS a, JACKSON
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SeHTorI, Nemn

NEW YORK, March l6.-Hiram Wood
run, the famous jockey, died on Long
Island yesterday, of congestion of the
lungs.
The distilleries belonging to John
Conuor and E. Hillder & Bro, of Brook
lyn,were seized yesterday.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE snow
storm which commenced at II a. m.
yesterday, continued until sunset to-
night a very large body of snow has
fallen, and the streets are again in a
terrible condition.
In case before Commissioner Bates.
regarding the seizure of distiIIerv. il
transpired that the owner thereof had
been engaged in feeding i've hundred
cows on swill on the premises adjoin-
ing.
A sensational Sunday paper states
that the Roberts and Fenian senate are
making extensive preparations for a
new Canadian campaign. They possess
1000 breech leaders and il is said from
Is, 600 to Is, 1000 Fenians will cross into
Canada, at the orders OF Roberts, as
soon as transportation can be furnish
ed The objective point is said to be
Montreal, but Kingston and Toronto
will also be attacked.
a committee of the Legislature agreed
to report bill appointing commission
ers TO regulate Prostitution in New
York city, with power to grant licenses
TO houses of prostitution and assigna-
ton. Medical inspectors are also pro-
yided for to inspect the inmates of such
houses.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MIseenanoo,.

miscellaneous.
., E1I psn s1Press stock has suddenly rssn
The market was nrme- for the nar sin
lo9<sIG. S'''''4 =
The old issue Is 1rm in London =. - ?.
is fact worth noting, that notwtthS,sT1J,,,1,,
the unsettled condition Of a ffairs at home ana
the steady overflow OF bonds TO Europe for
some time past, the firmest buyers of SINS
are foreign hankers- II the cable telegraph
reports are true that the banks OF Amster-
dam and Berlin have reduced their rates OF
discount TO three per cent II Is prota HE N al
the demsnd for our bonds, paying a gold in
terest OF 8 per cent just double the suoltrt
will be kept Up, Ii not increased.
The bill 10 consolidate the debt OF the state
Of Virginia and to provide for the gradual
payment OF helsprineIpal and interest, is
again under consideration IN the Virginia
House OF Delegates.
The total amount OF gold in the Treasury is
now greater than ever before-about SIO9.-
co, GO.
ToRAcoo;-The Lynchburg va, RsPuba-
con- says that tobacco continues 10 bring
atLIlcst jaDulous prices shipping tobacco
that sold for seven and nine dollars a week
ago now brings twelve 10 fifteen dollars
Other grades sell equsuy we'll"
The Pennsylvania House OF Representa-
ttyes has defeated the bill restoring to the
Pittsburgh aud ConueIIsvIIe RAN. DAD, the
right u complete It's line from Pittsburgh
into Maryland, by vote OF 50 yeas TO 30
nays
Most of the "boss'' Inasons OF Newark,
New Jersey, have yielded to the demands OF
the journeymen for an advance OF wages to
s. per day. The painters of Newark, it IS un-
GerStooi VIII ask for an advance OF wages
The Bank OF Virginia having assigned all
its effects To =. c. TarCiv and Il I sa,p5a-.
As trustees. these gentlemen have instructed
the officers OF the Bank, in each city, where
branches OF the same was Located, 70 notify
all persons indebted to the Bank Uhosa
debts originated prior to the LIST OF July, 1881.
10 make pay ment without delay IN National
currency ana that rhe notes OF the Bank or
branches viii no longer be received in pay
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 18th of March.

(. LONDON, March I6-Noon-Consols
Oh Erie, sss1; Illinois Central, 7sI<
! Z. s. SOS, T43z.
LIVERPOOL, March l5-Noon-Cottor
active and further advanced, midIins
uplands 185<. Breadstuffs tirmer; Corr
Ais for mixed western. Lard steady,
Pork rs Cd per 200 pounds for prime
( eastern mess. Petroleum, Is I'd fol
( standard white.
LONDON, March I6-Noon.-The Ser.
vian question has been settled.
/ Lord Derby says, officially, that the
forces of the Porte are to leave Bel.
grade, and the country will be practi.
cally free. The Turkish authorities
will be nominal.
/ Lord Lyons, ambassador to Constan-
tinOple, writes that Turkey will hasten
reforms in favor of the Christians in
Gambia, and elsewhere in the Turkish
dominions.
Large bodies Of troops have been sent
to Liverpool to preserve peace, the ris.
ing OF the Fenians being spprehended,
! Large numbers of Fenians have been
captured in various parts of Ireland,
and many of them committed for high
treason.
VIESSA, March l6.-Dispstches re-
ceiyed. announce that the Turkish
forces have been successful in battle
with the rebels in Thessalty.
! PARIS, March 16.-Gen. Castleman,
aid to the Emperor, has just returned
/ from his Mexican mission.
1 LIVERPOOL, March l6-The Grea,
Eastern will sail on Saturday next for
New York.
LoSDoS,- March l6-Evening.-Con.
soils 81 fer money; 5 20 bonds, AK; Erie
40; Illinois Central, IS.
FRANKFORT, March l6-Evening.-
$50 bonds, 777[.
! LIVERPOOL, March 10 Evening"
Cotton, closed firm; sales of IL, COO bales
OF middling upIands at I3Jz. Bread.
stuffs, firm. Wheat, closed at 1Ss Sd
per Genital for spring red. Pork, quiet
Lard has advanced TO sis. Tallow, IA
Cd. Spirits of Turpentine, 96s cd. Lin,
seed, Cos. Calcutta Whale Oil, 4Is per
/ tun.z
LONDON, March 1.-THE reform bill
which is to be brought into Parliament
by Mr.. Goole, tomorrow, will give the
right ofsuhrage to irate-paying house
holders, after two years residence; &c
men paying one pound yearly general
taxes or having thirty pounds in this
savings banks, or fifty pounds in funds
and to all members of learned protes.
sions, and graduates OF universities
The bill also provides for fifteen pound
franchise in the counties.
DUBLIN, March 1.-THE fears that
the Fenians would attempt another
general rising to-day has not been real.
lied. Dispatches.from all parts OF the
country report the country quiet. Ere.
quent arrests Were made by the police
! in disaffected districts.
LIVERPOOL, March 17.-No disturb.
ances were created here by the Fenians
to-day, as was feared, and the city is
entirely tranquil.
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New YORK, March I6.-The Times
Georgia correspondent says: The eff
forts which are made in Georgia to
arouse the people TO the duty and ne
cessity OF taking an active part in re-
organizing the State Government under
the bill of Congress, met with little
response. The people do not like the
terms imposed upon them, and they
are disinclined to take any part in act
ing and voting. He also speaks of the
presence, in Augusta and elsewhere, OF
professional agiiatOrs, who are doing
everything in their power to arouse the
prejudice of race and color, and so
array the blacks against the whites.
AUGUSTA, GA, March l6.-The bust
ness part of the city of Albany, Ga,
was Today destroyed by FIRE Loss
$20O, COO.
The weather Is very cold. a thick
ice formed last night and it is still
freezing.
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NEw YORK, March 16.-The Times
Washington special says: Delegations
from the South are arriving here daily
for the purpose of obtaining the views
OF the President on the Reconstruction
bill. Gov. Jenkins, of Georgia, the
head OF the delegation from that State,
will soon be here, and among other
important questions involved in its
operation to which they will call the
attention of the Administration is the
reputation of the State debt. Since
the close of the war, the Georgia LeRis-
lature passed law paying the old debt
of the State by the issue of new bonds,
which being issued under the authority
OF the present government, declared
illegal by the bill, are now worthless.
All of the Southern States are now in
the same predic 4meut, as they have
all issued bonds in the same manner.
The Tdbune's special says: It is
generally believed that there will be no
nominations sent to the Senate at pres
ent for Naval officer for New York, Nh
Franlin will, therefore, hold his place
1t is understood that Thurlow Weed
effected this when last in this city.
One or two applicants now assert that
the President has positively promised
to send q nomination to the Senate for
il before Congress adjourns.
The Herald's special says: The sys-
tenn of checks against an over issue of
government bonds and securities is
such, that it would require a collision
between i've different officials through
whose hands they pass, and by each
OF whomthey are counted, to accom-
plIsh-
The Times Ogdensburg special says,
the Fenian excitement is reviylng in
this direction. Fort Wellington is be-
ing put in state of-defense, and gar
risOned with troops. The ferry-boat
has been ordered to discontinue night
trips Many strangers are in this vi
ciniEy, and they are supposed to be Fee
mans. The st. Lawrence river is
frozen from shore to shore, and it would
afford a good crossing for an army
The Fenians in OEsdenburg hold secret
meetings nightly.
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From washington.

WAsHIE6ToS, March IT.-Numerous
letters have been received here from
various parts of the South showing an
astonishing revolution in public senti-
uients with regard to the reconstruction
bill recently passed by Congress. Ii
has already met with much favor from
prominent citizens in the excluded
States who were at first earnestly OPP
posed to it Virginia in accepting the
terms proposed will be speedily follow
ed oy all the other States Few who OPP
pose this course exert little II any infiu-
snce to defeat the general restoration.
Inc Supplementary bill, pending before
congress Is nailed with pleasure, be-
cause Il effectualiy permits two con.
hicting conventions, and insures eyery
person authorized under the law 10
vote. the right to do so.
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1--we STOCK Market.

BALTIMORE March is.
The receipts OF beef cattle for the week. at
me Live stock. Market, amounted TO only
80 Eesd, AGAINST 30 head laSL week.
VI TINS number 80 head came from Chi
cago and 50 from Ohio, over the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad; IS from PennSyIyanis
over the Northern Central Raj road: "a from
Maryland, on foot, AID 20 were left over nom
last week market.
In addition 10 the above there were also Of
fered for sale here some 30 head which had
copper 10 rest here whilst en- route for the
Philadelphia and New York markets
or the whole number offered. about 225
mead were taken 10 New York; Ito head sent
20 W ssnlngton, and the balance, with the
laheh py our battifnore butchers Therange
OF prices obtained was as follows:
BEEF-Old cows aud ScalaWags 81 75s75 50.
common cattle 90 459T Is, lakr 10 good 81 S0d
= PRIME ne = S1Ss % Per ewt, gross
The market closed dull
HoGs-The supply has been moderate. The
prices ranged from lO5k sEll5sc groSs
SHEEP-The supply this week has been
rather limited and prices ranged from 7IgJ.c
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XLth CONGRESS, LIST SESSION


WASHINGTON, March 70.
Mr.. Sherman, from the Committee
on Finance, reported q concurrent res.
olution that the Joint Committee or
Retrenchment be instructed TO make 4
careful and minute examination of the
methods adopted by the Treasury De.
partment of printing bonds, notes and
securities; what guards have been
adopted to protect the interests of the
United States; what additional guards
are necessary; whether there have been
any fraudulent issues of bonds, notes,
or coupons, and If so, by whose fault or
negligence; and further, TO examine .he
official conduct of those charged with
the printing, registration and issue OF
the notes. bonds and securities of the
United States, and that the said Com
mittee have power to send for persons
and papers, and TO examine the same,
and take testimony, and report at the
next session Of Congress.
SMr. Sherman said the House and Sen
ate had each agreed to sePerate special
committees for this purpose, but he
thought the investigation could best be
made by joint Committee like that on
Retrenchment- The Treasury Depart
ment desired an investigation to set
at rest the false reports circulated for
speculative purposes, regarding the
fraudulent issue OF bonds.
Mr.. Grimes said the subject was one
of great importance, and il would not
De amiss to make such Investigations
annually.
Mr.. Chandler, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported 4 bill to allow the
abatement of duties on damaged goods
imported into the United States.
Mr.. Chandler asked immediate con-
sideratiou of the bill, but Mr.. Morrill,
moved that it lie over till Monday and
be printed, and the motion prevailed.
Mr.. Williams called mp the Joint reso-
luton of the House in regard to the
coin taken from the Richmond banks
and now on special deposit in the Treas
ury, which WAS passed.
The Reconstruction bill was IA ken up.
Mr.. Howe moved to amend by strik-
ing out the words land if the said Con-
stitution shall be declared by Congress
TO be in conformity with the provisions
of the act to which this is supplement
tary," and insert in lieu thereof land il
said Constitution shalbbe approved by
Congress"
Mr.. TrumbUn said the bill had been
amended as soonas il was reported to
emoody this provision.
Mr.. Howe withdrew the amendment
and then moved TO strike out the words,
shall be entitled to all the preroEa-
tons of State" Rejected.
Mr.. Howard moved an amendment
substituting new oath for that in the
bill, which, after debate, was rejected.
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snootIns Array at Carlisle penu,.


CARLISLE, Pa, March I6.-Last even
ing two soldiers came into town and
when near the court house were at
tackled by a. Hammill and p. Gilmore
Neither party were hurt and the sol =.
diers left for the garrison. About S
O'Clock about 80 soldiers came into
town armed with carbines, revolvers
and sabres, halted near the court house
and fired into crowd of citizens stand
ing near the point where the polls were
located. The citizens drew their re-
volverS and returned the fire, when a
general riot ensued. The soldiers re-
treated on a run and the citizens gave
pursuit. The soldiers took a position
at the edge of town. 4 guard arrived
from the post and the firing was kept
up for some time. The guard arrested
several citizens and started Tor the gar
rIson. On their way they met HammiII,
who had gun on his shoulder; he was
ordered by the guard TO Law the gun
down, and on his refusal fred upon
him. One ball struck him in the left
breast, to the left Of the right nipple,
ana came out near the left shoulder
blade. The wounded man died in three
hours. Among the wounded are Mrs.
stewart, who was standing in the door
OF her own house, shot through the left
loot; Ihos. Seimmons, through the fore
arm, crushing bones; Jacob Small, shot
through centre OF the right hand: a
man named Hallebaugh, shot in the
head, cutting the scalp,-au We're ciIf-
Zens. Two soldiers were wounded, one
IN the head and enc in the leg, the for
mer MORALLY. For some nights past
soldiers have been in town creating
much disturbance. There are about
HOO soldiers now at the post.
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ST. LOUIS, March I6.-Geo. w. STRAIT
ton, who was concerned in the jewelry
robbery at Brantford, Canada, last
summer, was sentenced to two years in
the penitentiRry by the criminal court
yesterday.
Fred Komer and Elizabeth Cotton,
were arrested here yesterday, charged
with stealing s., 900 in money, g uuan-
tity of jewelry and furs, from a gentle
man in New York. The amount of
$500 worth OF property has been recov-
cred from them.
Snow has been falling briskIy since
early in the morning.
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river md Hea1her.

CIScISsAI, March I6.-The river has
fallen inches; IS feet one inch water
in the channel; showing all morning;
thermometer S2e; barometer %.
CAIRO, March I6.-Louisville from
New Orleans, for Louisville at o. M;
Yorktown from Pittsburgh for Fort
Benton al a. M; Emma No. 8, from
Cincinnati for New Orleans at a. m:
Clifton, from Cincinnati for Memphis
at a.; Pauline Carroll from st. Louis
for New Orleans at a. m.
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PennsrIranin EIectInn.

MRADvILLE, March 16.-At,t the city
election, yesterday, Mr.. Dunn iRepu6-
hean) was elected Mayor over Mr.. Gill
(Democrst).
ALLENTOWN, March I6.-Samuel Nc
Hose was elected our frat Mayor, yes
terday by about 100 majority. The Re
publican city ticket was elected by a
large majority.
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BosroS, March I6.-The First ortho-
dox congregational Church in Somer-
vile was burnt this morning. Losa
81, COO; insured for ST., 600.
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ulne,. orThsisIen. sIe1sn.-

WASHINGTON, March I6.-Thaddeus
Stevens was 50 sick yesterday, the re-
suit of a severe cold, that he was
obliged to leave the House. To-day, al
though confined to his bed, his condi-
ton is much improved.