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Domestic lmportations.


Nav osrE , ship vieL,bus-l box book. Lip
Thompson jr-l7 Croker Wauen-44 hhds c Buckmeyer
Y Sons-9t VIM Adams kenochon-l0 to order-l3 j
Mathews co-3H Rsymond-i9l3 VIM Adams-35 John
Psek- b s %d.s schsielin col bz DO Charles Re
swet Sons-2oo bis Rowland AspinwalI-2oe balls
hemp dol3oo sacks cornVictor Duckwtz-i00 shs
TO der-ls hhds Mathews Son-2s hhds sugar Sas
Wood
NV ORLEANs-Pea ship Wab,sh-3s bis cotton Haren CO
800 sacks Dolsen- hhds sugar Noeat Will
lams-3 b!s Feachtwangerlo bis cotton Darby co
80 Maitland coz bxs mdze Person = Maldron5 bgs
feathers Spear vsuSerhoG-.l bis cotton LeyeTIchsJ
niger col bx Hoe co-29i hhds moassss 81 hhds molss
lo3 bids Morgan co8 hhds me asses, hid
e:'e, Taylor &cos., sacks Levench-so bbls flour.
ITO bis cotton rs mdze 4 bbls cs to order
ST MARKS, Fla-Bsrque MsloIy-22 bales cotton Hobrook
Nelson Col36 do3 bxs mdse Center Co9o bxs tobacco
Perkins Hopkns-62 bales 10 bxs Coe Auderson X Co
50 bales cotton Wsr,s son-i2 DO Bryan, Maitland
Cots g Coins-6 do 10 bxs Taylor Rich.
MoBmE-orlg Wetumpka-les bales cotton Dingsr-e!
do Sturges Clesrman3o do Bogsrt Kneeland-i9 do
Tslman-s bis mdse M Mofatt-3 do Woodford-1 csk
Wolf Gelispec-l box Evans Carnanl do A knowles
SOM do w Whceler-l do cask ID Hurlbut Co.'s
bales cotton to order.
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REAL Estate AT AucTIoS.-House and lot 90 Thames
street. feet p inches 'front.' l6 feet 81 inches rear 81
eet II inches side and 81 feet inches the other
000 Two story frame house and lot 81 Hicks street.
Brooklyn IS by 100 feet 81 s0O The two houses and
lot 66 Cranberry street. Brooklyn % by 100 feet 400
House and lot lls Centre street. IS by rs 800 Do
"a do - by 10 feet inches $4770 Houses and lots li6
and las Leonard street. 80 by 81 feet tss75 House
by 80 feet So 800 Houses and lots and Greene
street, so by 100 feet $50 House and lot 1873 Elm
street. 2al by 100 feet, $500.
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IMPORTANT ARREsr.--On Saturday, Capt Youn.
mes, me active chief OF police, First Municipality
srIes'eo osnoiic clergyman named Idsfonso Me-
aIano on BOARD shp Francona, which had just arrived
hsng eW h ,o n Id Medrano is accused Of
Eugene Burnand. Hernandez The prisst Miss NcK son
ana me .nree children all came together n the Franco.
nm ~ nensnaez Is also here and is in posses
divorce Medrano has been to the Parish 70
await the action OF the law. Messrs Upton ana Olcot
also been instituted IN the United States Court on hshsT
OF Eugene Burnand Ildeonso Medrano in vhcb 49,.
y. 7tmes, Jan. 20 ~
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Ship Sheridan, Cornish, Liverpool, T. X Collins Co.
Ship Panthea, Lane, Liverpool. 4 Hurburt & Co.
Shp CASTOR, Coulter, Marseiiies. Boyd & Hincken.
Ship BROOKLYN. Richardson, Oregon, q Benson Co.
Ship Adelaide, Adams, Havana Spoferd, Tileston Co.
Brig GaInare, fu kins, Lisbon, Harbeck & Co.
Brig Margaret Jane, L Br1 Hartley, st Johns, NE.
Brig Olive Jeffrey PASSPORT Arrosmith Wheeler.
Schr Pocomoke, Fluheut, Saffok.
Schr w Err ckson. Smith, fhsdelphis, Plat Powell
Schr Porpoise, Drake, South Amboy.
Cleared Moudsy.
Ship Belvidere, Holman, HULL Eng. Cook Smith
ScNr Wanda Richardson Ragged Island Bunker Plaza
schr Patriot, Purchase, JAG ksonville
ychs Z BIown, Jones, Rchmond
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Fits! EitS!!

lvANs' VEGETABLE EXTRACT-An infalbIe RENE
dy for Epleptc Fits Falling Sickness as
One the propretors OF this Medicine act
Cd for seven with this dreadful disease and this
whole period Of time under medical treatmsnt without
gusu violent and his i ,hs universal srp<rsnce Of all
mortal this dscsse has bacd the skill Of all Physicians, and
the boosted power Of all medicine Ii fifteen year.
remedy has been discovered which only restored
him perfect health but bear testimony q the
:ovsIs,sI ssacy vefess cure h,s y
this InfalIibe Remedy All tina, are thus afflicted may nov
Principal Oce l Grand street. New York. and have their
examined and advice free OF charge and where
mercus certificates Of be Price One Dollar
per bottle.
and corrupt humors and purifying the blood Price TIVE
DO in'r IvANs 4 HART, PROP
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Passengers Arrived
New ORLEANs-Ship Vicksburg-Miss Susannah Major,
Doctor VIM Leighton g Pearson and 20 in steersge.
NEW ORLEANs-Ship Wsbash- Mr. andrews, Mr. Holmes.
MoBnE-Brig WetumIka-Messn 9 I Jackson, d X DOL
beare, Stokes.
Rio JArErao--Barque H Douglas, at Baltimore-MrE G
Mead, Of N Y; Hamilton Stewart, OF Boston.
Passengers Sailed.
LoNpoS-Shp Medato:-AleI De La Hook Chas Gurter,
MIR Gossip. , ''
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CO N M E II CIAL.
New York, Tuesday, Feb

New York, Tuesday, Feb. 3.
AsHEs-Some small sales in Pots at ST. and Of Pearls
at S4,25, were efe cted to-day.
BREApsrsrrs.-The market remains quiet, and with
out change of any kind. Western quote at 1851
$5,62l-Southern, $3.50 a seal.
CoTToN.-There was rather more enquiry to-day, and
sales effected of 1000 bales to shippers OF which,
parcel of SIT bales taken for Liverpool Prices
are steady at our quotations.
IYERP
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%D. RVAMC

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTOR EVANS, No. l2' Peck SLIP Water street,
- New York has been more than forty the
practice Of physc and surgery curng
Of variety Of secret dsease op
stinate ulcers il the throat stricturss caused by
It'll Of the greatest importance for the unioru
choose expersnced physcian Dr. Il the ossst
and this city, his practice success
incurabe His Offices we'll arranged for privacy Call
IL Peck Slip and be convinced His charges
aud all cases are guaranteed. 1msmc
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BRoKERs BoARD, Feb. 40 shares Portland, Saco
and Portsmouth Railroad, 973 l75 Long Island Rail
and Worcester Railroad, sl0d sc 442 do. 65s a66a
SECOND BoARD.-296 shares Norwich and Worcester
Railroad, 66t 60 200 Long Island Railroad. 5al 50
Western Railroad so2m, o. 10 Boston and Worcester
Railroad, ll5i lie; s Fitchburg Railroad l20
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BALTIMORE, Feb 3. 1916.

BALTIMORE, Feb 3, lS46.
Amy Weather-Lecture by Park Benjsmin, Esq The
Duell Yssterdoy, and Cause Of the Quarrel Markets,
Stock Boord, &c.
The weather this moripg is chilly and damp, with eve
ry prospect Of heavy fall Of rain Every pedestrian
has umbrella under his arm and all look for
continuation of the watery weather We have been wad
ing through all winter.
The lecture deliveredby Park Benjamin. Esq last
ning before the Asbury Sabbath School Association in
Light street Methodist Church. gave the most ubounded
satisfaction and learn that effort 10 already foot
was filled with most intelligent audience, and IN spite
OF the efforts OF the clergy TO prevent any bosterous
ture Education, in the illustration Of which he
was most happy whilst his eloquence and beauty Of de-
livery seemed to charm every nearer Indeed have
never known man to have obtained SO strong hold
the affections of community as Mr. Benjamin has dur
ing his short residence in Baltimore. His new literary
paper, The Western Continent is obtaining immense
circulation in our community, as, indeed believe it is
The report of the unfortunate duel between Messrs
Jones and Johnson, at Bladensbug reached yester
day by telegraph and caused considerable excitement
surgeons. The cause Of the quarrel, learn, that
johnson was jones' family physician, ard that he
mitted by Mrs Jones to practice certain familiarties
with her, forbidden by the laws Of marimony He, how
ever gr:s ds nj ed the charge whilst whilst dying
yesterday shows an increase over last week The quail
ty of the stock was good and there fair demand
There $50 head offered, of which 254 driven
to PHILADELPHIA 90 remain unsod and the balance
300 head taken by city butchers at So So % per
100 lbs the hoof equal to 81 S. 25 net lot Of
choice quality brought 50 So equal 80 Is net Sales
averaged about 81 62I. ft
There was nothing Of note done in Howard street -four
Saturday. Yesterday byisker inquiry sprang up,
but without any large transactions. There buy
at 81 TO- and sales OF some parcel: made yesterday
morning at this rate subsequently this prics has been
refused and holders generally are asking 81 s74 with
sales Of some small lots The last settlements Tor
ceipts from were at 81 62J.
There sales Of City Mills Flour. Offers to buy
at 81 81 were refused
Whskey continues in fair demand at "a cts for hhds
and IS cts. fer bbls. Moderate sales
Sale Of Stocks Mt baltimore.
Fen. $1,000 Baltimore 6's, 1890, 96t; Maryland 6s
closed to dsy at 75 bid, 76 asked without sales Ba
more 6's, Of 1890, closed at 953 bid, 9ot. asked.
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c cs.:;swi.::. =. ! i e g : *
Of, above bark brig II schs British; and the
Sea
cleared 10th for Cape Haytie,,wh
bur % Ss
as 10xo II: s G . poSas
saved damaged The ship lying easily and thuu
pf B.sssY fsrsros Cap, oliver also reported ashore on
n. %sS b
coffee and Immediately bring the balance Of her
A :eh1 S about nS wa. seen about
ASao III
absa, Sud 60 to on
beam ends, and started cargo-how much not stated.
Naval.
The
Notice to Mariners.
ms S1 s collect
American who happen to find pilots OF Cor
NoRrH CHArSEL-7 Buoys.
As. can bsoy E ssv Gsa and f.. s'sy long,
%
a. Ss1 Ss @ b nile : s 81 he 8: *. sss.
II
sss 1f
sd and .Blael Can Baey: to be left on the L.rboard
q. s
s Eh:sb a asS e r s:sy q .
= s'Ss (: ssfi Ss: s
ss.. s.a,. s. Fl
'S and s,hRsd n Baoys to Ie ls the saiSo,Id side
Moa.sysi S.ai he Of which Ess -..s Cor
Both 6
the ;tarbo.rd de two cables length according to
7h-Wh,.e Can Buoy be left the starboard side,
Ts~ ssSs ses
lss suFs i Can and four f way si Buoy
Pei
& % s: a. n M on ne
cas-. by which direction to be followed until you
"a Red Can and fai, way 1uoy :. :, mi.
buoy ESQ n "a Re middle
alter your and steer Enc BY somp;'. in The line
s Ia Chan
Steering 'hn' you .Hof sSIe CAP .p S Buay
black lying Ru unfit sso. Tas
d:ance Of about halt mile pou will perceive on new
4h-White Can Buoy.
.g:i & TsYi %
tons, which also to be left the lsbod side observing
b s s s ns An % sss nd
Gated by and the depth of water invariably at low
The yarou. direction. Of the Curren, the entrance Of the
he first shs fiosd !Ss NortSsrd hair hood he
Eastwad hlsds flood towards a high W,
half ebb to We.twad thirds ebb towards north
Packet ship Wellington. Chadwick, from London for Ports
B.aas Lorisa Of and from Baltimore, for Liverpool Jan
fsc!. ship Henry Clay Nye. hence for Liverpool Jan a.
nf
cos sprung Leak and was Obliged to bear away Tor St Tho
B,g AIbertna Martin from Rio Janeo, Dec co. for New
On che eth ion GAIN, .hip Coromandel. &c ds
On Il. ssS ui. selI Amelia from Mobile for Corpp. Christi:
n sA w. ss NIP o
6S ksy nf s
Foreign Ports.
p s sc' for
Il EdS and
Just Clinton dag: schr Alpine, for Boston. ds Going
Ss sa ts. e; ss
d.ss fa: i!
ehecs aae and ss Gid &
S S 4:
Bordesax, Barnes. for DO Arr At Monevdeo, Nov :" bank
MI1sra JAN sa-In Port. Bsras.. Macsdoni. Robinson
bsssy Ts %
rom Ri Sa.: o Nsw
::sss W.. S S.i :;; Is: %
mns sss:se I.::s. 3s;es ssss .ssd
:a ss.i as%1y Rns
&ss sss cs s s.
.ssIo s! from NV %'=lasses
sis: :s sssSs sIT
sssssss loading III; S:s
@ e. s:'ss tom ;Ss
Peg; iS jnS S G.d%S from Port
s'isss: fSSsss % 81. xas
foss fsa!s. cses vs;s: Be- ii-n port brig Enter
New QiIss. Boston: PSI q brig f.dIs.a, Gos:sI
YoTl about Nosi Deeis ,ld6sqas Nsptune. Cooper New
Home Ports.
ALEyASpRIA Dc Jan al-An schrs Orator. Philadslpeia;
a: S s;Ie.s e
ss s.'iissi ss
iia1 81
w ga ess Chatham Ncier9n Bait; EH%s s:asr
sh. SW swS:
i4s * sl
nave ~ as they were al. IN sa at ii. Geas
f:n Oh hub &. ssSa '' Brig.
Yds ST. sI. s.. b :s' ''
s s . .sSss'ss Be as
wss egoseisSns ny stis the mail the q el
ss from
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Foreign Markets.
MATAszAs, Jan. l6-American Beet, prime 50 a 0 50;
do Mess per Dbl IL IL; Pork Mess 90 N Orleans Ba.
con- per a. IL l3; Philadelphia do, IL Is; American
Flour, III Lard Ia 49, Butter, per a. IL 49, Poa-
toes per Dbl, So.
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MARITIME HERALD.
'ORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 4


sgr ...'. go. 70 s.os , w,: e
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TO THE PUBLIC.

DR. G. E ORGE ". CHA p NJ a MS
IMPROVED MINERAL FAMILY PILLS, DYSPEPTlC
Bters Cough and Cholera Drops and other Msdcinss.
prepared from his recipes Of more than 40 tasted prac
Jundee DIop.e. in the Head and Chest Liver oe.,rac.
depending Liver and Asthatc Affections Fixed Pains in
the Chest and especially diseases Of private nature
offered public by his the old csab-
lshed Office Canal street and only authorized agent
notice. jal9 2w*rc
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Sporting Intelligence

TRorTING-Three trotting matches came on over the
Augusta Georgia. Course the 2sth January, and the
following is the result =
Three best in five, in Harness.
N c. Trowbridge's grey &. Harlaem Boy. l
G. G. McWhorter's grey g. Kennebec,. 2 2 2
Time-2 SO, 25S, $50.
Single dash Of two miles in Harness.
N C. Trowbridges Harlsem Boy. 2
r. Robinson's bay mare, Mrs. Caudls,. ........
Time-6m. 06 sec.-Sulkies after the first mile.
Sweepstakes in Harness.
John McKinnes, jr.. bay mare Fanny. l 9 .
c. A. Lamars black pony Snowdrep,. . /
Time 3m. 25sec.- SIN. l5sec.-3m. l7sec.
RuNNISo RAcg.-Jackson, the American Deer, un.
dertook yesterday to eleven miles in the hour
$4,000, the Eclipse Course Up 10 IL o'clock
that hour the weather cleared off, The race however
lost the distance having been done in sixty minutes
and ten seconds thus losing by ten seconds.N o. Bee,
Jan. 20.
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BY the arrival yesterday Of the steamship Galves-
tor, Capt. Wright, we have Galveston dates up
to the 2lst ut
The Civilian of the 2lst inst has the following which
msy be Of interest to commercial readers
The Government Of Texas has RENTED the extra ave
per cent duty levied on merchandise imported
in u s. vessels that government is longer regard
with Texas y tsA
mail rider was recently shot at by Indians near Aus
tin, but fortunately missed and escaped unhurt
II was thought they were Wacoes The Resfsfer init
mates that many hostile Indians prowing about in
the neighborhood Of Austin, and although there 10
company of u. s. Dragons and company of Rangers
at that town. the editor on to that stationary
troops are about efficient Indian frontier as a
stationary locomotive on railroad" There is much
truth in this.
Howes & Mabe's circus at Houston at last dates
The price OF admission 81 to the boxes fifty cents
The lion. Arson Jones was at Galveston at last ac-
counts The papers slso chronicle the arrival Of Capt
Todd, bearer Of dispatches from Washington
party of Mexican traders lately robbed short
distance from San Antonio on their return to the Rio
Grande II is supposed that the robbers were few
renegade Americans who have been ptowlng about San
Antonio for several months.
The latest accounts from Corpus Christi represent
that the health Of the u s. troops had materially I'M
proved.
The unusually Indictment winter has caused great
suffering among the Camanche and other prairie Indians
Many Of them Lad been in at Torreys Trading House,
and delighted procure the blankets sent for their
use.
According to the Houston Telegraph, counterfeit ten
dollar notes the Bank Of Louisiana are in circulation
in Texas.
Since the above Yves written, have received Gal.
weston dates one day later brought by the steam ship
Alabama Capt Wndle.
Young Audubon, the naturalist, had arrived at San
Antonio, and had been we'll received
The editor of the Galveston News, who has just
turned from Western Texas has published many interest
ing letters describing his wandering He describes the
country as in every way prosperous-N o. Pieoyne,
jan rs.
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AxxIVO0s
to s E,s
% nsss ssS:
6 n with md.
s.sss firm 3 MARX: Hn
rS Sss E 4; 4S En- M.sn'
S s s BY % s sa. s
Po:soa Ss'as. sse ;e1issaee &
, On WIN
seh, Beioas Allen days from Washington. NC lumber,
schr ] L Morris Van Name, Virginia.
tor oadsa EDWIN, MoSs Bs
ihn EsI1dss GeraaI s.vnnsb Savannah The packet
Miscellaneous Bscord.
PACKET SHr SHERrpAN will leave this morning for Liver
pool Letter bags at Gilpn's Exchange Rooms
SHrs ADELAIDE FOR Havana, and Brooklyn for Oregon,
will leave this momrg Also schr SARAH LAvNA. will sail
morning for Vera Cruz Letter bags open at "a
Front street, up stairs
scHR FOAM Davis which sailed hence the 18th ult for
Tampico Charleston the so,h in distress. On
18th when in lat 80 oa ~ experienced heavy gale from The
sails, and sustained oil rdaS.ge: '''''
BRIG JANET, formerly OF Baltimore, sold Nio
neiro Capt Buck came home in the X Douglass.
BRG MARY The Of the brig Mary Jane, strsn
for Richmond va reshppsd on the 18th ut on board the
requested make their
goods the latter port The brig had not broken up
PoRr BosroS-Avals and clsaranees during the month
Of January
Ships Banks. Briggs. Schs. Shops. Total.
III q 50 228 2 3lS
Gss ss:;s=i::: 49,; i i Il ! i;
Ofthe above, brig schs British ard the remainder
American.
Ships Barks. Briggs. schs Shops. TetL.
Ii 46 81 90 208
Foreign. :. -. II % 40 =
Coa.iwise..... 70 Is 50 I M
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Packet ship Wellington. Chadwick, from London for Ports
mouth Dec 30, lat ~, Ion 49,
Barque Louisa, Of and from Baltimore for Liverpool Jan
u, lat A 20, Ion 40.
lat a -, lon 50.
Dec a. lat 81 40. lon IT, schr Neptune, OF and from Rich
mond bound f., New Bedford, having been blown off the
leak and obliged bear away for St Tho
Brig AIberna Martin from Rio Janeiro Dec 20. for New
York, off Cape Frio, 22d ult
On the 9Th ut lat Is 49, Ion Ga NJ shp Coromandel 26 d
from Liverpool, for Mobile
On the 23d ult schr Amelia from Mobile for Corpus Christi
On 18th ut off the Hole in the Wall, ship Clssa An
drews from Liverpool bound Mobile On the 7h off
Bemni Islands, ship Charlotte On the 18th. ship facolus
of Double Headed Shot Keys, destination not known.
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FATAL AFFAIR AT CovINGToy.-Wc learn that C.
Y. kimball. the keeper OF hotel at Covington, in
this State shot on Thursday night last by some un-
known person, and died few hours afterwards From
what gather, it would seem that Kmball, on the
afternoon previous 10 his DEATH had accused r. KIRK
land Of criminal intercourse with of his daughters
who had just given birth TO child, and insisted that he
should marry her; but this Kirkland refused TO do. The
latter that night TO bed with young named
Terry and at about IL O'Clock Kmba went 10 his door
ana demanded adnttance. Kirkland in the dark
ana as ne attempted 10 open the door Kmbsll fired gun
a. nm twenty buckshot passing through the door
sno o. them grazing the forehead nose and eye
within few inches Of the head of Terry who was st
ting up IN the bed Kimba retired but returned shortly
sef ana threatened anew to take the life OF Kirkland
He then went to his house. but O'Clock In the morn.
ing was shot while wolkng along his gallery with
light IN his hand lie struck the legs and hin bv
several buckshot and ell attempts safe his life ere
unavailng The AFTER created great sensation in Co
vington.-N o Fteaypns, Jan. IS.
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Ships Southemsr. Liverpool; Finland Liverpool; Media
tor London Edwina AIoblle Briggs Manhattan, APaachico
keadeer Gbraltar; Savannah Savannah. The packet
ship Oxford for .Lverpool, from the lower bay
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Can Buoy. painted white, lying INV Of the Tower on
Ponte de Graves already described in the Channel drec
lions. which is also to be LEFT the srbo.,d SIDE observing
ESSENTIAL REMARKs-The different bearings are here nd-
Gated by compass, and the depth of water invariably low
water mark.
The various directions Of the Current the Of the
Gronde .hcsld be noticed gsnsray Inns-0n
Esstwad At two hlIds flood towards a high va
half ebb to the Westward two thirds ebb towards north
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-11
Correspondence of the Baltimore Clpper.J
WAsHINCToN. Julv 10. lSA6


The Criminal Court sat very late to-day
There was no trial of more than ordinary cha
racter either to-day or yesterday, and the at
tendance in the Court room was very SLIM
Joseph Lafontaine (the same person that was
tried and acquitted of rape) being found guilty
of an assault upon the person of Sarah
Green 1.-THE female who charged Lafontalne
with rape) has been sentenced to pay a fine of
one dollar, and suffer two months imprison-
ment in the county Jail.
Several assault cases were tried yesterday
and to-day, and some persons have been con-
Vlcted OF Keeping disorderly houses, and houses
of ill-fame
General Jones was occupied to-day for
considerable time, until O'Clock, in arguipg
motion for new trial in the case of the Unit
ed States VS.. John Bush, who was convicted at
former term of aiding slaves to escape from
their owners. 1t is expected that Judge Craw.
ford will make a decision in the case, on Tues
day next, to which day the court is now ad-
Journed. The jury were discharged this after
noon from all further attendance and the cri-
mInal trials are nowat an end.
Elizabeth Johnson, free negress, convicted of
petit larceny during the present term, was, to.
day, sentenced by the Hon. Judge Crawford
to suffer three months Imprisonment in the
county Jail,
To-day the weather is "ppng hot'-scarce
breath of air stirring, and no ladies' to be seen
in the day time on Pennsylvania Avenue; the
stores are almost deserted.
Yankee Hill has ventured to announce ano-
ther entertainment. May he be quite success
full in drawing house.
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SCHOOL ROCKS, STATIONERY

~ AND BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS!
Having made arrangements with the late firm Of
Parsons Preston 10 withdraw from the Book bust
ness, have taken their old and well known stand
Nc, I51 PRATT STREET, next door TO the ~
road Depot, with a view Of continuing the Book ana
Stationary business generally.
am now prepared TO furnish country merchants,
teachers and others with all kinds of SCHOOL Books
on as favorable terms and cheap as they can be
had IN this city; my stock is large and complete,
My Stock of Stationery is also very full and com,
plete, consisting in part of Letter, Foolscpp Wrap-
ping and Fancy cold Papers; Steel PENS Quilts: the
celebrated steel Pen Ink, (hs fink will moi DESTROY
the pen no matter how long It remains In it) States
German and English; Slate and Lead Pencils; Paste
and Bonnet Boards; Wall Paper, great variety of
patterns; lnkstanas of all kinds; Waters; Sand and
wafer boxes; and every article suitable for counting
house and country store,
manufacture all my own BLANK BOOKS, and
90 net hesitate TO say that they not surpassed for
durability of binding, quality of paper and neatness
Of finish by any made in this country.
The prices are at the same time, very moderate, -
Orders for Blank Books, ruled to any pattern, prompt
ly attended to- also Check, Bill and Pass Books.
Q3- Binding of every description neatly and expe-
ditiously done.
Qly-RAGS taken in exchange for books, &C. or il
preferred, the highest market price paid in cash.
Il. NEWTON KURTZ,
Successor to Persons s. Preston)
No. Isl Pratt street, next door to
Baltimore Depot.
N. B,-The second story of my store is now to let
consisting of one very large room. Terms moderate
ma 26-u RA T.. N. X,