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sENoE:Fs4EzErlr l,ef subscriber wir, sen at private
E1 sale. he LOT and DWELINGl HOUSE lately
occupied by him on Mount Vernon Place. mar the Wash
e ton Monument. The Lotis about 30 feet front by
Loo deep. The Hesse large, consisting of basement
and stories, having rooms on floor the first Two 26
feet by 1e, ahd the third lG by9 1T has good bath
house apdeysry for the accommodation ola
of sale apply &c the sHbscrlbsra,iis 81 fs- sssIg
Persons DESTROYS to purchase m7y at any time inspect
ebpremises oGHsl'7f dsa %, PiaKEN NEDY. +.
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.snot via bns bssbnud 500 x4is41so eIssssy
a lanso 1eseFf shit bns dsansdsppsD2 cdr
afsas9 slsfe siGsyiysnneT sd5 10 f.os3eunilac, g
oonsssib - ss2sIs)-sb-9syeH 81 Eisintpiso sf,o,l
ssrg sdt 10 anH sssI sEt (.ssiisa syf-yfsel 10
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$40 'spt ,3sfrom ysterndT Ioofo'o Q is oISFlna
ssSst saiAc'n ,oi6fipa adt 10 saasvbe nj mod
sassesa adt ri sas1Sfit srsirpnp syvds hsye syiOA
.s3sod SEEDS 10
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TEyHE FIRST TRAIN with the u S. MaIt. will
N leave Pratt street Depot, every morning AT HALF
PAST NINE D'CLOCK-the passengers viii dine at
Wilmington, and reach Philadelphia about half past four
O'Clock, RI Al. in full time for the afternoon Cars TO New
York ''.i 'stt ii .tIle 2
''''l 90 ...-s BE- RETURNING. ,l.- ga 81. ,F p pt
IWH Leave Philadelphia at one O'Clock. A. NJ. break
fast on board the steamboat Susquelanna and thrive in
Baltimore at 9a'clock, A. NJ jim time for the different
lines going South. -..a.s
The SECOND MAIL, or AFTERNOON TRAIN,
win leave the Pratt street Depot daily Except Sundays
az HALE PAST THREE O'Clock, P. NJ. fqr Philadelphia
The passengers sup at Wilmington ahdarriVe the city
about eleven O'Clock, ?. a.; thus aiording the Western
aad Southern passengers an opportunity of proceeding
to New York by the early morning lines. 81.
q 9aJ .9ah i f. RETURNING, r n .-. 9s.-s
THUS train leaves Philadelphia at half past tllsee o.
CLOCK p M.--tife passengers sup on board the team
boat SusquehaRna and arrive in Baltimore about eleven
O'Clock, PM. '+i
The regulations heretofore adopted by tins Company
for the comfortable accommodation of passengers
and facility oftrave, security OF baggage &, viii be
continued b4baa3ta; .,.. ist-.-Ea ~ = L 3..ie
D ma % -..- A. CRAWAORD agent. .
70 WESTERN AND SOUTlf WESTERN
TRAVELLERS. s9'"
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-doss 7Uoi 10 ,ssquo4a
bslias aoid's ,s1ssr0 sb oiyiiS qids ts1osq orr
zooi ssoassH soa tssI ysbnoM 40 alsoY sssE n,os1
.siseqs ri coo Goa
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nsd" tliims1lxs lalTsai az 6sonbar vy4Gc aoit
1a5ae o. Y1aesno, bns no bsliso IL zosrr9yo5 ali
s1sbao" lnaitiloq ina .nnsss Sni4assoi1asfs sd.
'noits1ieirinitA sidt eai1s'b tns Iiiw ssysa
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I FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE,

~ FUN ANNlkE-UEat5s -tIfz HH1SItEh5S NA1s ~
sod ats1l aEaSTON & ST AfECE-AEL'S. ~
Z ezs,zz "a The Steam Boat MARYLAND leaves
lie baltimore on the following days, for the
.ss2s above places; I'D sy
For Annapolis, Cambridge & Easton on EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY ri O'Clock -3s =
On EVERY SUNDAY, at sqo'eloek, for Annapolis,
and return the same day. II, Gs6s 49,
And on EVERY.ATGNnAY, ate O'Clock, for Annap-
nils SG Nfichaes & yyye landing, and return same day.
beautiful trip for an excursion; persons going for tins
purpose will pay only S,50 passage; starting from the
usual place, Dugan's wharf. a .alrss
N ". b. AL baggage at the owner risk.
ma s. = LENUEL G. TAYLOR.
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Henry C! Coleman, United States Consul for the port
of Tobasco, dicdat that place the 2sd of April last
lie had taken passage home, but died before the vessel
saneu ~ -. .-.l.n .-..--- 49,. II. ~. -
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FfSEcISss, q AND PASSAGE EDAS
aLzE2-E, DE, D -aflEs qalLl LlilLlI, DgDQGI

- TiSEISss, q AND PASSAGE EUES
I H.9HEE DE tft.aCE IND PORT DEPOSIT, .
/ = esssasss, 'ig.e Steamboat GOV. WQLCGTF,
k3.5f Capt. Kenny, has commenced her Trips,
and will leave Patterson's wharf every
TUESDAY and Saturday mornings. at O'Clock. sat b
Returning wiz leave Port Deposit every "Wednesday
passengers Mt Kelnards wharf, near Chesertowh and
at Howell's Point isHs5ai
Ss-Tlie Wocott has been lengthened and thoroughly
~ and entirely repaired both in hull and machinery, End
is in the best possible order, =, ~ u. 4
ma bs4 eais5 IL -, Agent.
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4GoNG BAcK TO FIRST PnIsoIPIEs. --A western edi-
tor says thai the rivers are now higher than they have
been any time since the adoption Of The Federal Con-
stitiaion!--N. Y, San.
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Z N BALTIMORE COUNTY sCOUIs1'-Aiay
Z Term, 1870. oRDERED, that the sale made and
within reportedy Brantz Mayer Trustee in the case cd
Challes Mayer against John Glenn, be, and the sam
is hereby this 9Th May 1870 ratified and confirmed in
lass contrary he shown before the ninth day
of June nex provided copy Of this order be published
in some newspaper once week for three successive
weeks, heiores;he saidninlh day of Jane, ts7
The report states the sale have been made tfour
thousand TIVE hundred dollars.--(4,2Q t
1fy order: True Copy, ~ alfss
d may lI---las2w q. . THOS. KELL. Clerk.
4ATELD RYE NEHISExEY--I0G Barrels Old
W Rye WHISkEY, an article every respect wor
thy the attention ofretacrs-Fer sale by
sf7, ars ,.s.sf NORRIS & FAIRBAIRN, =
No Pratt ST. Between Cav and Frederick.
ma IA DIV Tfag- u
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NAtALLIJ; sio6p of var Falmouth, xas AT Gallao'
about Feb Ia 10 sfor home on the 22d via Nalparai=
so and Rio ,Janeirq She had on board the u. s. Con-
sui and family U, S. sloop Of war Lexington saiedfor
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- -TR EIGHT FOR -6TTTL.aDETP -
BY THE. STEAMBOAT LISE FROM BowEY's WHARF.
lt5aq III a3gs1 sid ~ ~ TIL, ~. lii,g .,i,ez!
dehj6 p AND es Tns3t , et ti ai
{ 80 inst and win be despatehed with expcs
o anu p,easlts tef,'s u5,y' except sunday;
II sem o 70 e'Nlun ny toieiooh; ~ ~; 1895
ma = 91 : . 142 .4.-2-4L I. 9llt.E9 A3l2.
| II IMPROVEMENTS I'M uENEaAI. SUR
4 6HEGT.7,It has Tor many years been great desi-
deraism among Europesn and American Dentists 10 ma
should initiate The artificial living geth 1ff - $50
MANY have deToteo ID gs,,h experipent
aud differs Nave sceeeded in Manufacturing FeeGb Of Ma
GEials stuiiat 10 he xhrg b,t bev
Ma, an white seuearsnee by which tbev arr cast
T. distin9risb 81 rom i;,s I,5faa:, Teeth
After long and tedious EXPERIMENTS NE sbseribcr has
succeeded m ranuiaciafine Teeth Of materials entTye
eoT4ipti@e AID ]efGscy Ii nltationiof human TeeS.
rbtv Lese assni and are made EFF yarioGs
size ;,I shades,
In where absorption of The alyeoIar process OF
otber causes II lie yiIl sf ~ The
same ,"aeria, atIacSe IL ib9 Tst hrtaI Gums.
which shall initiate The Gum and sopPlyt.a loss d sub
tt is entirely rOr these Teeth 10 change Ler
eOGr or cause footed .I breath % s2G4glaI
Yias tlfy WI, ians a "a H.
anu bn sS n s rs.
iirhs Tsetiby he most 's's
he also performs AL the Various operations N Dental
~ i ii f,'Ui's >"
s,
sttae.tsty ,seas 10 sHoPt
r. sea 70 %" e s';, .;ssr
FROM w. H. S'i' prVlsssi9I -7NrgsEen inc 0hiFei
fia1'a q! q, ~ S ,fg toa oa 1896
have examined specimens Of incorrurtble Compost
sioh sssp, % was y r. u. hhsPI7 an
IN ,beir or NJ e aan,aby initiate he
tara Teeth Beng completely iycorrupt6e bv The agents
which afic The Teeib and also appareny strong,
they must be nfeIi;ariy 6tied for hs 6re Gr which
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= We learn that i,ere are very few cases of smalp ox
remaining al the azareo, from the passengers of the
ishiu Shenandoah The healthy have nil been
sent "a n the ty,-PhL mo sf'' l5lcT t=ad
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H-SAnETLY' GROCERIES, &e.-Fresh and SUI
a Pyerer Green and Black Tie IS, WinesL liquors, Coz
dals, Spices, Loaf White and Brown usars, jata and
other Coaee. Pickles end C6;suFs while awheat Flour
superior Salad and Sperm OIL which with full
ent ofcarefuily selected Family Groceries. viii be sold
At Wholesale or RETAIL at the lowest market prices foT
casA6y -}iz tiIiF 3E1E5sIAlsFBs DENIsoN,
ap - ,ss,,, 81 Baltimore street,
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Z. ~ = tI75Il11 III l45ViUIIr 1ItIoU
.seyf3ea adt mori sloHt3s az ,yi40od
IsTi'Es sse1uooio sss7s aoi1ssei shi div
.hsnasA Il ~
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q ,sKSrtE9Cs TACIxLE-A general assortment,
n and BRUSHES of all descriptions, for town and
country Z. ~ = .-si. 1,ffai
BELLOWS, for Braziers, Jewellers or Blacksnlls,
all sizes and at reduced prices, wholesale and retoi
For sale at DIJKEHART''S Genenera Variety Store,
an 29-4A No. 1913 Baltimore ST.
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Talking GERAIANq-ln Hoods Sup the Rhine y
poor MIR bIarknaa, who Is All invalid at Cobentz Occa
sioiiay afntses himself With the ahmpts of wife to
cplninlnieate9 with the Germans whom they peetain
their travels s' 100 f''S sal 10
ssYou nltkhdV ;'he SAYS SHAT Harriet tonk il inlo
heed, tina; Us was af iJyalid could cut nothing but a
bQledfowl The only difficulty was how 10 get ut il
our hiiid dbsIfs understand English, and her mistress
cannot speak any thing else However, Grettef was
summoned and the experiment begah It is one of my
wife q ftcies That the less ler words resemble her ma
tive tongue the they must be like German. So her
first attempt was tell the maid that she wanted
checking or keeking fFhe maid opened her eyes and
mouth and shook her head, fEIts to cook said the
mistress, "tocook to putin an iron thine-in ppat-
potApot' t'Ish verstand risht.' said te maid in her
GoienZ patbis- sits thing to cas- said her mistress,
.for dinner-for Ieener-W1h sauce, sodseA sowse. .
yVhat on earth am TODD, exclaimed mypaor Harriet
quite in espare but still making one last attempt
ike creature-a bTti-a bard-a beard-d ien-a hone
Ia fotal-af0bl-; its lcDyeYad wlfeaters- fathers
-feedersl' Shah, hail., cried the delighted German,
at last getting hold of catcIwordZJaa, fedders-a
woli'i and away went Grettel, and in lIaf an hour
trnedrumphantly, with bundle OF staipners quils.' s.
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An LINE FOR PHILADEL

n eey>s7a WIN leave Bowly,s wharf, BaIlini6fe,
49, " ssor Philadelphia, every morning al 81 o.
clock; except Sunday. srThe Boats and
cars Of This line in complete erqr. The approved
cage and attention to the accommodation Of passengers,
as strictly obseyed and meals served up in their usual
style. Passage through, 81. Meals Scots, ID 9ii
mu % -faf' ii-'f ,lI5'. T.: SHEPPARD, Agent.
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H. Mrs.. G. fIArM ASs--5rs. Clapii an aiias Nina WHO
murdered her husband few years agJf Bucks PA, and
was allowed to escape punishment, died recently Mt
Quincy Florida, where she wastrayelpg with her child
feii as stropg players. So sayss the poylbston Demo-
cra She had been miserable uanderer ever siaeeher
acquittal, some six or eight years ago. 'iAi
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EpA ITT5I0REs, NI4s.Y III. 8s40.--Isr 5. THO
I'D MAS being called oft the East, GA business re
langt The early publication oihis IHISCENEES,-
sc. has appointed Mr. W. CoEkNT his agent to col
lect subscriptions 70 the work, who viii wait the eiti
ems f0r that phfposa, - . ~ sT33h2 5iij h,4t. tl
ma 5ucll DIST GO, h,ie . A. Pct, 4n,..J
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10 decrV or pl alSe- worthy TO dispense WITH
The raiirood machinery of n -iarrinty world
III = .I.i.tgI. = - liz. ! "
nTIuBlng tne apySSeS dhd tunneHln9 ~lne
rocks Oi'political ambition, her steam boafs,
,,,,,t,,,, u * ,l;,e r., h x,.,f..1 4, ,.l,L
'uS'ii"S W 'iC .liO"'o"u hiai 10 % ."e@ ms
silence with their. r0arln IuDReiSo its Sull,
small voice Rut Lot IL he haard h. tbdea
- 'i. ~ s"'YYSSS
closes lis sweet Iips and the tired babe ia
fnlIag - a., ISr;,.st ~ ;tsF ,1,a.La, Ta4 !.
i'uiicu vi Tug pICJSt vi It's lbVticI;' Aet ~
be companion TO those. who in the NOR
nntr ,,r,,,o ,,,all (,rib f,ti5 ma 1,,g,,, 81 L.
'S ~ tN f"!' ~ ~ gii,n iSHSt tA - I'.9,
LOVING the beauty oil the MY which Onlnl-
EjOtence .sfoot1eddtoelothe. n nd from whose
2 - li:.l - - n A. r. 80 =. 7
SNOWY petals ne ieeaeefner OF lanlan4hi
listening fnultitudeS the lesson ola liVinp
c,;,b ,49h's aiiftJJ lEI 5sji01 r~'rgC-s5 #
F"bs+f NJlaE zLls& r5s ga ucCA z o. fi..,s / fer
& sIc II - Z - - ~ Loo - n
MOST HORRIBEE'--'Ih The Troy IN. W Budgei, con .
tlns the subloined statement; which we copy,in the
earnest hope that we shall be able to- morrow 10 state
that incoreei we cannot believe thai an American
ship master would be guilty OF such an outrage upon hu
maHitys--g y, s. CD. 7r..y s,f-s.,..-s.,ss.s
g We have been favored will the following painful ac-
count eorobofated by three OF the crew belonging on
board the vessel herein Ramed:-The whale ship Bea7
yer, Of Hudson, Captain VIM Rogers, arrived in New
fo'k larboT onhhe hrst inst aitef long ana teaos
voyage OF three years and ,half Mr. Murray stated
mat their first cruise was sixteen mohts, during which
time number of the crew got the seuryys so as to en-
danger Their liyes-A man named Gordon, boat steer
er, (under the assumed name of Jack BFown made the
following renark'"Ifl was ip your places forward il
the Captqn when we arrived IN port should refuse 10
rftn nd nnIn n a he
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u OST.-A small sum OF money was lost at Caution,
u the ith inst by Of the carriers of the Pilot.
Any having found any portion of it, las scattered
By the hard blsw) will center obligation ON poo
man by returning it to this Office. ma I.
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Terms OF sale-1-3 in 8 months, l-3 in. II months
the remaining I-3 may remain on the ground rent
ap2 -1aw4w VIM. w. MCCLELLAN.
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s.{gis 3si9 .vEbs4iRIEpyOvALrshf -sss.zss 4-ssss
EN- Hy KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON, has re-
II moved HE office from iheeoaEer Of Charles md
Fayette streets where be has been come years iocafs1
FayetIe speet, "a door from Chasles St lw ma 8 81
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MA MIRA tssIls, NIlATsNixAssES, E8O. MAI
stt-ts..-- fT st5,- tyr ASSES.

FEyEiE subscriber has on hand most extensive as
e sorinentof MATTRESSES of every description,
such as HIa Straw Hisk sc. &c., and above all a new
and excellent article called Ell YSIJI MATTRESSES,
which for eleapness durability and comfort,
passed by any other Mattresses now in use. Persons
wishing purchase would do wen TO call at the Bedding
Mafts, N, E. and s. w corners of Lombard and Light
sts...s1s PR II aE' ma i-dtf
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' F,op1t,.e New IIa,,en .Pellaililte,

An Anti-Slayery Convention was held in New Haven
at Sanders Hall, Thursday lasty-Rev Mr. Ludlow
presiding. cIn the course ofthe proceedings Miss kel7
" from Massachusetts,, we believe, arose to speak, when
in order Miss Kelly appealed from the decision offthe
chair to The nieeting by whom the decision revels
cd. The President then said lie should abandon The
chair and did new chairman chosen, and Miss
Kelly attempted pEoeeed but the Chairman prevent
ed ber-wben she again appealed to the meeting and
sedence ofthc prohibitions meeting was held at the
place expressly on her account, on THURSDAY a
ternoon OF course, the circumstance acteda large
number, among iNhom1were some fifteen or tehty'fe
malef Miss Kelly began her discourse by brief expo
son Of inc principles 6flih6fty ehe1ndc-stood them
and as protested and praciiced in Amefca-a rand then
show thai the sf6 part othe human
family and therefore entitled ~ the same relts and phi
viIegcs ashe whites. SHE also ATTEMPTED to account
fofte mental and physical pecuiaftdes of the negro
and considered his features and hair III
the effect Of climate altogether She uttered Iaany
things. Sheargued upon certain parts with deeidedskill
and Talent andshe ASSUMED rs facts sonic filings which
would be Very dfic u for herte Troye Some pass
ges IN Iier speech were decidedly eloquent Her voice
and her eiiHneiaion good, and we presume
sshe was considered by her hearers generality as possess
thusiasmof Peter the Hermit, HeTase lis not far from
30. She protested 10 be Christian. and reai several
passages OF Scripture; but tue following lst Cornthi
ans, xiv "a, s35,l were not among the number:
sIct You woman kcep sleace1 fhet churches; for ii
Is not permitted unto them 10 speak; bpttley conf
Is @Andf will learn any thing, letthen ask their
husbands NJ home; for ii is shGlc seoic 10 sPeck
In cL,fych.'f - Hd AfiE rs9Ig wed 4 ,.sgt-,
eBut Miss Kelly has no husband; besides she spoke in
"Ssinlefss fia so we suppose, she Will claim that
iIescrerses qannottbe literally applicable 10 hera9,,l
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FOTs ROCfkaAIln. coRsIC!Ag u CHE

FOR RDCxHAEIE, COsSIClAg & CEEEs-
+ ia,,,, 80, t.,i,s,,.. TERT0lFE. - = --g'a
"a essss77i ii ais The Steamboat GOV, WoBC0TT,
n Capt. TX emmy, viil leave Pattetson;s whit.
-sf~eveFy. Thursday Morning, ats O'Clock
morning at so'cock Corsica at 1e, and Rockhal -
noon. .-rf..at,. fs.. t14.,4 ,ta.es - T.
e. Passengers for * emit and Cecil counties will also be
every Tuesday and ufday and passengers joining the
boat there will be ined at Havre de- Grace in time FOR
tile evening Cars for Philadelphia and Batmore.
ma % 49,, VIM, OWEN, Agent.
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tf AlIs&[t@za Hk1JGS~[s=sa
&c tssssazEZses iI'st 49," eI5ellfEsszzz
YEyaE GOOD INTENT FAST LINE, will
b leave Baltimore every evening, at - O'Clock, ai-
ter the arrival of the Philadelphia Rail Road Cars.
FOUR O'OLOCK, p. iM.asiagn Pig q
For Wheeling, Pittsburg Zanesyille, Columbus and
Cincinnati, ria Baltimore and OHIO Rail Road, and Ma
tiohaf Road, the best in the Unon.1 ls.-Qrl ef'lt
Throughto Wheeling i'll 50 hours 0aly, a.3tt
PILOT FAST LINE leaves every morning, at 81 o.
Clock Tor the above etes travelling the same
the Good Intent Line. Through itl - hours. q 4,
The above Lines connect Wheeling with all of the
Ohio Lines Of Stages-iiso with steamboats, lr Mays
vile, Eaeinnati, Louisville, ST. Louis and New Or
leans;
b For seats in Baltimore, apply at tie General Opposi
Jon Stage office, No, ID Prltt street. directly opposite
ile Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot :
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SIDE OF Faycte street, Heaf Pine. "a -
$500 feet of UNDon the south side of Lex
Igton street, by depth OF 100 feet with the privilege
ofa ni alley to Vine street, aud The right to build
andinto the east wall of Pascault Row. Title ndispu-
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ai4qs FREIGHT, FOR, PHIL.aDELPHLa,
By TIE, iSTEAMBoAr. LINE FROM BowhY's WHARF,
T. BALTIMoRE,-' 3itit li.s-- -+.yf
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BALTImoRE THURSDAY. MORNING, MAY ss, 1870.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23
dssav
h.OyEY MARKET.


The Assii, has at last reached as bringing accounts
OF continued Improvement 10 the state Of affair, The
foreign exchanges improving gradually, and stood
ophc sinstant fellows On Paris 2sbSao'6o; on Ham
byrx Is7.as; Anserdam la,9ia3 The exports Of spel
clio for the ending November 20, were easi o. on
", The mercsntil. prospects Of the country had be.
come So much improved that the Bank in It's notice ofhs
a7lh Toyobcr had again extended their discounts to
bills not more than six months, and included eSchcquer
bin, and India bonds. sone large Accommodations had
also been given bill brokers, which has not been done
for many months The inhusnce Of this relaxation upon
the market had improved the price Of funds by cncour
sgnr and lowered the rate Of money in the
discount market; good commercial paper was freely taken
AZ cent In the manufacturing districts, there was
also some improvement caused chiefly by the accounts
carried out by the President sfhe improved state otrade
in this country and actual demand for the Eas,
espssd n extend their operation, TO mot
The evrcoed iucreas semspa from this side The Cot
ton market vas fully sustained iu pri'cs, although the
6emsnd was limited
notwithstanding cse favorable arpearsnees there was
much gloom among the London capitalists In consequences
ofthe many large failures particularly that ofthe house
ofJ,bn wriahts co. Bankers. This eminent firm has,
fIo years been auch connected with American stocks,
add their present disasters arc rsccl by some authorities
q, b copnectisn between MI john Wright aud Mr. Jau.
dom Certain il that the firm has been deeply embarked
ia same state stocks particularly fnois, to large
s,asnt and which heavily deprecated on their hands ~
the vsn,on acts oithe Illinois Legislature is alcdgei
that they were induced to embark in them and some Rail
Road scuia.ons of this side n consequence Of he d,u'
ave demonstrations Of Nj Jauion This % some extent
may be true as il has been both the policy aud practice
Of not only the Uned states Bank and Us officers, but
al the newspapers and persons In their employ 10th here
and in Londos only 10 oonooal facts which they FAM
ey will check sales bul to make every species Of uujas
sable representation ia order 10 inluco capitalists 20
bart their funds 10 .ertsln stocks Whonover any rrn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23
special sessions.
Pre.eat Jud. e Lynch and the Ald.rmes

Preseat Jud e Lynch and the Aldsrmes.
Emma Murray, g psliis dsmOiseis. was convict
ed ~ ,lsppng the face Of her friend Hiss Cstharina
Maria Annc Seymour Their Honors adiudaed Mes
Emma TO stay IA tie tonbs, solitary and alone, for
thirty days. On hearing TINS Judgment, the fair EN-
ma lifted up her voice and wopt ga tbasderstorm
&c tears, AZ the poet would say.
William Alien, having beaten Henry ing with
out provoca,ion. was adjudgsd 10 pay fine Of five
dollars Alien pulled cut his wallet looked visit
fully at a V. aud with neecs must" Sigh paid The
n,sic,, asJ wen; his way, thanking God IL was no
worse "
John u. McI.ane whipped his wife Eliza, and said
Eliza rrfusirr 90 forgive John, h. was sent t. the
ton.bs for the balance of the year.
Ann johnson, most dcciled specimen of female
losfsr. pAs convicted Of borrowing a shawl end a
nanu.l garment 90 iLe indcscriblblc gender. Ana
pleaded cold weather, srsal earnings, aad large
am,lv which triple plea the court Refused o. al ant
and ssnt Ann ~ pick otbum f0r sixty days.
Walter ok stole pine table, lor which PAD
crime hs u4s s.ut tYtir psnitentiary for siNiy days
Michael "a usrkc q portrait paittet BY Proies
sion, sad foreign vasth0nd by practice, was char
qcd With sfealipg cnat 500 umbrella
Mishaei said be came from Ia Belle France 70
practice his immortal professioa, but De Eentei-
mans IN disceuntry nal not &C spec % taste 80 de
enc acts ana be vas beginning 70 s,srve when ne
f11if 10 ~td.tg, DC ptr4Jide. The Court seemed
!. tFss there vas more poetry than truth IN this