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o. The pleasant weather Of yesterday is
worth full twenty-five thousand dollars to the
Potomac Fisheries, who, thus far, have had
very hard luck in consequence Of the unpro-
pitious weather Should the present agree
able, mild atmosphere continue a week, il
will be worth one hundred aud fifty thousand
dollars 70 those engaged on the Potomac
Fisheries.
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Of an act II Congress entitled An act making appro
priations fr hc civil and diplomatic expenses Of Cavern
hundred and fhy, and Tor oihrr purposes approved
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interest IL all seh scrip has been issued prior TO the
fr day Of July 1870 may he ssned under Tho ninth
tlon Of the act 81 Congress entitled can TO for
limited time an additional military force and for other
purposcs, approved February H. 1877 will upon The nrr
ssnslion OF the NJ e Treasury Of The United States
be redeemed and paid the said FIRST day Of July, is49
end that I'll interest on such scrip will I'd day
w. N MEREDITH,
Mar l3-d2mf Secretary 81 tfe Treasury.
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England versus the Continent Holland after Mid
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Fall OF Charles Albert, Examiner.
Literary Character Of the British Parliament, Spec
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Russia United States Gazette.
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Storyofa Family Chap XIV, xv,, Shapes Magazine.
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DIED.

In this city, the morning Of the sh Of May Mr. Waf.
p. GREEN formerly Of Alexandria, Va, In the I'D year
ofhis age His funeral viii lake place this aiurday) after
friends and relations Of the bny viii please attend with,
ont further notice
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Gitp JnteIliaenre.

Mn. PEEBLEs.--Ths gentleman called upon US, a
day or two ago, 10 disavow any intention on his
part of purposey suppressing muiilating any por
ton of letter which was published In his first card
and which the Union charged him with being guilty
Of As we never made any such accusation against
him, we must decline numbering our columns with
his second card to this effect already published In the
Union but while thus decline according to his
quest, we have objection to give him the benefit
of his disavowal in this paragraph
MARINE BAND CoscERTs.--The admirable reun-
ions Of the public, to hear the music Of the Marine
Band, will recommence for the season. this evening,
at the grounds in the of the Presidents House.
The order OF arrangements is-Satnrday Evenings
at the Presidents and Wednesday Evenings at the
east front Of the Capitol.
SUIT FOR MALIcr,-The case Of Samuel Dinsman
James Wilkes brought 10 damages aguinnt the de-
,or r nsa DO n % raMae %
Many points Of law discussed by the learn counsel
SMr May Tor he plaintiff and M bradley of ne Defend
exceptions. both sides. Lethe be determined it
may, appeal will be taken to the supreme Court Of The
United States The public do not seem 10 be Interested
with this case, Judging from the fact that, beside the
Judges the bench The officers Of the Court and The
spective counsel there at time only four other
persons present Fearing that we would fall asleep
len the premises no soon as possible
WAsHisoTos MONUMENT Is the intention Of ths
Board Of Managerial lave as far practicable spec
of the marble granite of each State In The
men and the Of the State from which II
grnve upon H. Should the States be disposed 10 furnish
stones they must be OF the following dimensions viz foni
feet long feet high, and foot and six inches bed
with front bevel Of quarter o an inch 10 the foot They
will be placed IN an appropriate position In The ohesk
4
ESCAPE FROM JAIL On Wednesday night, i've women
confined In jail effected their escape by making rope oil
the blankets and letting themseves down INFO The yard
and climbing over the wall They did not consider an
bect ming their resort this for obtaining
her liberty, having man "ilusirous predecessors ="
Their absence not discovered until the next morning,
and have heard whether they have been
ured. III
SHusrER. We have been informed thai, several day
ago Shuster who has been found guilty OF the charge
stealing the Government jewelsD made an affidavit gyin
his for asking for trial The motions Of hi
counsel, (Nessrs Radcliffe and CarlisleD for
Judgment and trial will be argued before the Crmi
nal Court Monday
/ The Hon Albert a. Brown. who detained In hi.
city since the adjournment OF the last Congress- by illness
In his family le In the yesterday afternoon for his
home In Mississippi.
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On Thursday, the ID inst o'clock A. NJ by the Rev.
LitIleton Morgan, Mr.. GUY CARLTON HUMPHREYS to
Miss ANN REBECCA P1GGOTT, all Of this city.
On the lst iust blythe Rev Mr., Morgan, Mr. G. PERRY
BROWN, to Miss MARY ELLEN EARPE, all Of this city
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MoETnEAL May 3.
Since the address put forth by The British Amori-
can League in regard to the existing state OF affairs
and enioining upon the inhabitants constitutional
mode Of redress affairs have settled down more
quietly and disposition is now evinced TO violate
the laws Parliament is now in session, and the de,
lbersiione are quiet and orderly as ifno outbreak
had taken place As significant sign Of the times,
on division That took place this morning the mlnlf
terial party sustained quasi defeat.
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The steamship Europa left here to-day, punctually
at the appointed hour. Among her passengers see
the name Of Mr.. Hannegan, whose appointment as
Minister to Berlin, Mr.. Folks last official act.
Mr. Hannegun's private Secretary, Col. Colt, also
took passagain the Europa. Erchange paper.
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CAIlFoaNrA GoLD.--The papers gives accounts Of
shipments of native gold. from San Francisco,
amounting In value to one and halfmillions Of dol
lars down to the LIST of March, l949.
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core.pondence Of The National wig,

BALTIMORE, May ., T.. M.
The news has had the effect Of unseing our market
and caused decline in Flour. Sales to-day Of 800 bbls
Howard street brands at ca h being decline OF III pei
cent per bb There sellers Change al this price
without finding purchasers Corn Meal sc 75ase s Rye
Flour e. ST
The Grain market has been effected Sales Of Red
Wheat at IO5sliO cts White Corn b0a52 Yellow a'a
10 cts. Oats 25a2s els. Rye SO CTS.
Provisions remain steady and somewhat frmer--smnll
sales Beef Cattle % 7asi 80 per 100 hbs on the hooj
Hogs s5as5 % Sugars and Molasses unchanged
stocks steady Sales Of $1,000 Baltimore 6s lol4; 5000
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds at S2laeot co shares
at a0l
The Tobacco market 10 active, though moderately
lr business has been done. Sales Of common Ohio o,
sia4 60 up &C. and Maryland do sas6 There il good
demand for all ordinary descriptions The inspections Of
the week are li97 hhds Of which l030 hhds old.
Correspondence of the National Wing
PHILADELrHIA, MAY APP. nj.
The Netcs in PHILADELPHIA.
The market for breads,us is unsettled Flour less firm,
and lower prices would be taken Grain unchanged-no
sales Provisions steady Prices nominal as last quoted
Groceries quiet Cotton is held firmer. Whskey PC in
bbs The Stock market is rather dropping.
Correspondence OF the National Wing
New YonK, May 4. 2 p. NJ.
Effect of the Netrs in Neip York.
The foreign news has unsettled market for Bread
SUITS Lower prices would be taken for Hour. Grain
quiet-prices nominal. The has caused more firm
ness in Provisions sales yet reported The Cotton
market Is steady and holders somewhat hrmer No sales
yet reported Sugars and molasses steady Government
Stocks slightly depressed, but transactions reported
Fancies are also tending downward. Whskey firmer-
| vsnfed NJ oolc.
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The TALDoTYPE.--W We have been very much in
terested by visit to the establishment Of the Messrs
Langenheim, at the Exchange, where we had an op-
portnnty, through the politeacss OF those gentlemen
ef examining numerous specimens OF Talbotype por-
traits, well of witnessing the various scientific
processes by which these wonderful works OF art are
produced. These aun-pictures, taken paper, per-
iectly resemble fine zzotint cngravinSs, and have
the double merit thatthe original negative picture
once obtained-any number OF copies can be taken,
and then, il required colored by hand so as to re,
semble-and indeed be-fne miniature paintings.
The processes most singular, requiring, however,
considerable chemical knowledge Tor their proper
understanding and the results are as interesting
they are surprising. Great numbers Of persons are
attracted to view these novel works Of art which
cannot but come into great demand, and improve to
high pitch Of perfection in the hands Of the Mcssrs
Langenheim Phil. North american.
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OFFICIAL.
CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Conn. Wednesday, MayZ.
The Senate was organized by electing Hon. Henry
Dntton of New Haven, President pro tenn. and
Henry B. Graves, Esq. Of Plymouth, Cerk-boih
Wings.
In the House on first ballot for Speaker Hon.
VIM. w. Boardman, 40; John G. Lewis, l0si Scat
terlng, 2.
On I'd ballot, Lewis had ll3 ont Of 22l, and was
elected. Mr.. Lewis Is a Free Soil Loco.
Mr.. Bonrdman threw a blank vote on lst ballot
and by this course lost his election.
Calvin w. Phileo, Free Soil Loco, and Geo. G.
Woodrnf,1 Loco, Clerks--N. Y. Tribune.
THE vote renders Il morally certain that the Wing
State Officers will all be chosen In Convention Of the
two Houses-ihe Wing majority In the Senate over
bearing the coalesced Loco-Foco and Free Soil ma.
jonty In the House.--Ed. Trib.1
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PATrsr 0FrIcR, May, ls49.
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Of the Government, aud for other purposes approved The
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Ills Office or he year commencing on The day July
1872 aud ending the Both day Of June 1850 All the or
be Of the best qualify and in the best manner; delivered
without delay ench times AMI In sch quantities. a. may
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SHusrER-We have been informed thai, several day $
ago Shuser (who has been found guilty OF the charge Of
stealing the Government jewesD made an affidavit giving
his for asking for trial The motions Of his
counsel tMessrs Radcliffe and Cariise) for
judgment, and ral will be arged before the trmi
| nal Court on Monday.
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NIARsHAL,s SALE.


IN virtue Of writ Of GER acias, sclre cias under
lien law, Issued from the Clerks Office Of the District
Columbia for the county Of Washington, and 10 direct
ed shal expose TO public sale FOR cash "Wednesday,
the loh day Of January next front Of Court HOUSE
door Of said county at ~ O'clock ~ the fowius prop
eny viz Five twostory and attic frame dwelling houses
with back buildings zach, parts Of Lots No and u
Square No 40 In lie city q Washington sezed and levied
upon as the property Of Sylvanus Iomee and sn q sat
Itfy Iucisls No. "a March M 1919 IN vor 81 tlgs
SEQ Ward ROBERT WALLACE,
dec f3--dts Marshalof the District OF Columbia
ny-The above sale not having been eons-
piled with will be resod and sale lake place on the III
day Of May NEXT at the same rlsce. At y o'clock
= - ROBERT WALLACE, -
ap lo-dts Marshal OF the District Of Cci1snca-
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The Hon. Albert a. Brown. who detained In this
city the adjournment OF the last Congress- by illness
IN his family, el In the cars yesterday afternoon for his
home In Mississippi.
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MARsHAL's SALE.

IN virtue Of writ Of vcndion exponas on Judgment OF
condemnation on writ Of attachment issued from the
Clerks oic, OF the Circuit Cou1 Of the District 81 Coim
ba for the county Washington and TO me directed shs
expose 10 public sale for cash. Wednesday, the 9Th dEy
of MAY next at " o'clock NJ, before the Court Hou-e door
Of said county all The rsh, tile and interest OF Richard
putler Price In and The following property viz Lot
No g. in SQUARE No @ In the city oi Washington front.
na 5l ieet Twelfth street west and i6 ss Virgins
avenue seized isvied upon the property Of the
Richard Butler Price and sold satisfy juiclala No las
10 March term, 1919, in inyor OF Joseph Lindsay.
ROBEIlT WALLACE.
an ln-ds Marshal OF the Dietrief Of Columbia
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