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WASHINGTON NATIONAL. MoNUMENr.-The M
ton0i Inieiiigencr con tains letters from gentlemen
Of Virginia, Georgia and South Carolina, rendering to
the Board of managers of the Washington Monument,
blocks of marble and granite from these States bs
placed in the monument. The blocks to have tho
names of the States cut upon them.
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York. June H. 1si9At an election for Directors Of th
Company held this day. the following temen
sen tor the ensuing year.
James Boorman, Elisha Peck,
Gouverneur Kemble, Japhet Bishop,
Gardner G. Rowland, Edward JONES'
Thomas Sunern, John David Wolfe,
James Hooker, Moses II. Crinnel,
John b. Jcrvis, Edwin d. Morgan,
Erastus Corning
At subsequent meeting Of the Board the following off,
were oeeted:-
James Boorman President.
Edward Jones' Vice President,
John Is. Jervis Chief Engineer.
John n. Hopkins, Treasurer.
George b. Butler, Secretary and Legal Agent
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Nee>N'~>>o>~~>~>~v>Nr~~~N
Rk0ADwAr TnEATRE.MS A. MARSHALL. PRo-
& VI, i. sias sH1F TUESDAY ss
han xons orss. Psio S %risis 0a T:A oSss,
n I The Bs. Aa S 81 S S. a%:
81. comedy Of InR IRISH DRAG0oN-Paddy Murphy Mr..
FSpe IS swr Mr. n% Mrs.
slocmiy Mr., Dyo.. Dre,s Circle and Parqussts rs os
RURToNs THEATRE CHAMBERS sTREET-rUEs-
e. farce Mr.
s Mr. e.. ss',s
% S ~, ard hi sep To eGnsuSs with the
rick Peo Paroe a snmS Mn rf'a ar
Nay m1Sa Saptiste Mr. Rea Msthilde Nine Augusta 90
Nile Kennedy Boxes and Psrguet cents; Family Ciree
20 eta Doors open At 7A Curtain rises at X o'clock.
CASTLE GARDRN-FRENcn 4 HEIsER, PROPRIR-
l2th and each evening during the sun
days excepted win be given Grand Vocal and instr-
Or summer Ball in which vsers viii have the privcsso
H e unser the drasoW of Ma1"nra
respectable Masters of the &c emone engaged expressly
sonduted and nest fashionable IL Rooms in this City
Tickets % eta Doors open Mt d Concert to commence
A MEXICAN MUSEUM. t. RARNUs. MANAGER
nsrsS d IT. rGp.sor j. Greenwood jun Assistant Msnager
every evening ut o'clock One week Of the Quaker
b. all hours Great Western the Yankee come,
dian aplsars every afternoon and evening grand
Ethiopian Snstrels band in tho United statss-
ney srpss at each Also engaged Miss Bar
s Saa ara Gaer' Wax SnSsry Of the
be privately consulted at ali hours Admission Is eoess
children under l0yesrs, l21s cents.
TEE DussELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTs-THR
exhibition OF Pansngs by artists Of the above sehoo
AN, until 10 o'clock PM the large room the hail
'as U in
until 10th June inclusive % cents Catalogues l2 cents
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Knox's Last --C'est Superbe Ito blend
the graceful with the useful invest the ordinary appliances
article whch necessity demands into exquisite adorn
Fulton street has achieved Rocky Mountain Silver
Of the ghtes and the haudsomes Of the sum
hin ashton in he shaps and s. s Of this I,s.. Of
hat as something more than TaisrproOf combination Of
beaver nutrs for summer winor~for children
or adu'tswill compare favorably in variety beauty,
tins city
you want n Geld Pen, that Will last
lifetime, try of the Diamond Pointed Richeeus"
God and Silver Watches: such as VIII be credit TO the seller
Gold Pens repaired, by J. Y. Savage 90 Fulton street.
The Plumbe Gallery sustaIns Its reputa-
ton for improvements in the Daguerrean art Those who
s S Justly seebrsea Gallery that thew may astce
to the proprietor who the oldest artist
In this line in America
stake heed, whisper low v'-There Is n
Che most superb fashionab faithfully made Boots. Shoes.
Halt Boots Caters Gc are TO be had unprecedentedy
why hundreds hasten to the celebrated
by those who furnish Carpets Oil CLOTH &c. they can select
from tho largest cheapest and most beautiful lot Of English
Carpetings &c, and thereby save 20 per cent
1000 Linen, Bingham, Alpaca and Tweed
Goats e cents to 81 1000 pair Psn 50 cents to s2 1000
cheap the IS Suit Store corner of Beekman
streets. Salesman wanted.
Combs-Ladles are Respectfully Invited
TO choice selection
City, which will be found the chain pattern,
snns tn the A can be
3s7 Broadway, between Walker and White streets.
DIR. II. Bostvvick's Practical Works, trea-
ting certain class Of diseases See advertisement in another
4hey treat, extant
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n NOTION MILL-wANTED, A SITUATION ASSUPER-
~ ntendent Of Cotton Mill by that Is practically
quaned with the business and experienced Best of refo
renee given. Address j. H. Herald Office.
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SPORTING.

Union COURSE, L. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AY,
~ June 3D. will of, Purse of S250-two mile ats
to harness. John Case enters Lady Moscow; Demick
enters Jack Rossster The advertised for Tuesday
10 POSTPONE OF Lady Suffolk and Mac having
engagement TO come of in boston and will be here
time to trot the race. NJ. d. GREENE, Proprietor.
NIB The cars will leave tho South Ferry at three o'clock
the day Of the trot
Union COURSE. l.. Ia RARE CHANCE FOR Pc
~ desrans-The Proprietor Of the above Course
following Purse on Juno 2th between
and six in the afternoon, viz $500 the per-
$3.50 to the second in the and 500 tho third
provided that each psrom the eleven miles tho
specified To close Saturday the 3d. at Greene Madden
lS Chatham square. No charge for entrance.
n. d. GREENE, Proprietor
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Two THE LADIEs.-PETER ROBERTS, %3 BROAD
Il way has just received large lot OF Esmcralds
Collars at Is; 100 Embroidered Boniton do at Is, usual
price s breakfast Caps from Isl Valencenne Collars aud
Cuffs Lace Cnpes black and white Lace Shaws and ScArs
very oheap; Cambria Hdkfs, Laees. &c.
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REWAR DS.

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN7Ny~N
/ OsT OR STOLEN. EITHER IN THE BOwERY, CHAT
- ham street, or the neghborhood OF Pier North River
ocket iook with the owners inside,
hundred liars two hundred dollar hftts
OF the Merchants Bank the balance in and
partly ca'skii Bank The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving it Mt No. 10 Wator street.
/ REWAKD-LOST, SMALL BLACK POCKET
R BOOK containing few letters person
to The address written inside will receive the above
nOG LOST-A VERY SMALL WHITE, WITH LIGHT
- spots French or Spanish slut Whoever has found
the same and will it to No IS Wooster street.
be very handsomely rewarded and the thanks the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


TT A. o. D., GRAND BOARD OF DIRECTORS, u. S.
Represen elect for the ensuing year.
notified that the annual session will be
Grand Board Room No 6 and S Centre street. the city
OF New York. this (Tuesdsv) evening the 2h inst eight
o'clock. JOSEPH GEO MASON a See'v
LIVERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLORD-THE FIRST
- regular meeting Of the second American Building
citation will take place this TUESDAY evening" Hail.
corner Of Catherine and Henry streets The object of this
society to enable members purchase their
with the money they for Persons dssous
joining should avail themselves of tho opportunity before
the entrance fee is increased All meetings public
s. JESSURUN, Secretary, lis Nassau street.
ITO }. CHALERON.-YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED
to answer the complaint Morgan against you,
which filed in the office OF 9he Clerk the Supreme
Court in the city and county of New York. the twenty
fh day Of May the eighteen hundred forty
and TO serve copy Of at the city Of New
York within twenty days after service Of this
elusive Of the day Of service the plaintiff will
men against for the of eight hundred dol
lars with interest thereon from the fifth
year eighteen hundred and fortynne Dated New York,
May 18th, 1919. BUTLER EvARTS,
Plaintiff . Attorneys.
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>~~~~>~~~o>~o~o~>>~v~>>~ ~~O>o~o>.>>,>>o,~>~~>>>~
y. M
iSosAL,chares "a Mr.. James Dunn; clsu . Dnysl. Mr.
Mr. Jord.n r. be folis~ed BY oTk LIES IN DaSaER
Taylor 70 ssnsi%d. %sS sszsfrA s' :.
Wig Horse Of TsrtAry.Abder Khan Mr. Dun Ms.spps, Mr.
nsh Mr.. Jord.n; Ara.Ss Mr.. Rroaae zs@s ars
sutherland Dress circle 5lc upper boxes 2o pit 2lso
CHANPEAU's NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM ST.
,Sor r. s sySDnt un1 sSr The Senfs Gs hs As
spun MT Burke; Dick Dow.ss Mr. Held; Deborah Mrs.
ofsy sS%s'RRHn NV Mrs
EhahTu Can't Totn, Mr.. C. Burke; Charles headows Mr..
Constance shirley Mrs fherwood To Conclude With
tie isrce Of the RIVAL Thal~ist Mr.
tain rises tos Bo,ss rs cts; Pit l2,s ats
Az Grand and Broome streets.-OpEN EVERY EVENING
DURING THE WEEK. and every night unit further notice,
Organized ls42 the Oldest established company the world
nr TO harmonizo melodies and orgnaors Of tho
success in this city during the years. Is
evidence of their superior merit and attractiveness
consists OF ten performers under the direction
OF H. chri,y Doors open at seveni Concert commences
eght clock An afternoon Concert every Saturday COM
w alfalfa, IS CANAL STRAIGHTFORWARD
hugo Grotius celebrated Marble Statues and Tabeaux
wants represented by twenty-five ladies of unparalleled
Saturday o'clock p NJ Singing Dancing. So Boxes
@1s cent?; Parquette - cents
A sToR PLACE OPERA HoUsE.-THE ABOVE THEA
"A ts to be let for term of several from the
''''.'' cdpssfYS MARTINI,
Musical and Dramatic Agents, No. Barclay st.
CAsTLE GARDEN-THE sUBsCR BEERS, INTENDING
~ to give series of Grand Promenade Concerts the
bated Julien and Musard in Paris London request
Sa If'ss oi talent and respeoaby who wish 60
E"sLy Anthorhci agents. Sessrs Corhyn and Martini,
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u EMOvING.-FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, FOR
A. merly 81 Broadway now 44s Broadway near Canal st.
Globes, Chmnes Silk Wicks Shades Sperm OIL no. Sus
pensiens Brackets and Stands. II. DARDONVILLE.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENBWED EVERY DAY.
SALES BY AUCTION.


A C.TUTTLE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOODS. AT
"a the corne- Of broadway and Duane street, Wednes
day. at 10 o'clock being the STOCK lately damaged
consisting Of Hosiery Cloves Ladies' and Gentemens
garments Perfumery, Innings, Silk Cotton and Thread
Buttons Scissors, &c. Terms cash.
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MISCELLAN EOUD.

nAGUERREOTYPES-A ROOM FOR SALE WHICH
- has been occupied for this business about six
opposite the Park the present proprietor ben
about To leave the city. Inquire at Z33 Broadway.
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breadstutfs for their consumption and for their
immediate vicinity and tho construction Of mills in
different parts of the State has given the producers ia
cites for converting their grain into -four for market
Heretofore the great aim of planters produce
much cotton possible, and for that purpose every
Of land cultivated with that plant In
qucnce Of this everything depended upon the demand
and price for that staple by division Of their opera
TONS in other words by devong their capital &C. to
the production of variety of staples and estab shing
markets in their vicinity for portion of their
products Cotton and gran) they have removed
many of the difficulties which have heretofore
weighed upon them so heavily, and proved so ruinous
to their interests generally The establishment of cot
ton manufactures in the cotton growing section
of the country Is in this branch Of industry
and that the experiment has been extensively
made and has proved successful, look for rapid
increase in the business characterized movements
in the same line in the North. Although Georgia is
far in advance of other Southern States in the
facturo Of cotton goods, South Carolina Mississippi
and Tennessee, by means idle. At Nashville
Tennessee a large cotton factory is in the of
construction. IL will contain 5000 spindes and 100
looms, and will manufacture woollen
well rs every variety of plain cotton goods such as
domestcs. osnaburgs, cotton yarn, Sc This establish
ment will be, altogether Of the most magnificent
and extensive Of sne kind in the United States Com
binod with the manufacture of cotton Touring and
corn mills, which turn out good flour similar mills
in any other part Of tho country In this way i'm
portant branches Of industry is extending into every
section Of the country, and in few years. there will
be part of the Union predomnating over another
in the production Of any article Of cotton or wooen
manufacture, as at present; and there DO no Sec
tona interest to protect In the option OF apr com
mercial policy, on the part Of the government.
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why nUnOreOs nasvcn 10 the eeleDrntcO
Carpet Warerooms No. % Bowery fully understood,
by those who furnish Carpets Oil Cloth, &c. they select
from tho largest cheapest and most beautiful lot Of English
Carpetngs &C., and thereby save % per cent.
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LESp Suit on RoSp on %Sp
keal Esta this city Brooklyn. Apply to s. BROAD,
No. IL all street. in the Croton Water Office. Basement
60 OOO TO $500 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
PO,OOV PIsperty, for term Of years. at seven poe
cent The Of $1,000 $500. Apply after3 Pm,
GEORGE TUrIIiL 80 Dey street.
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startling running like wildfe through the city that
She superb fashionable, faithfully made Boots Shoe
Halt Boots CATERS &c. be had,
cheap, at JONESS II Ann street.
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nOCTOR A. BURTIS COOK, PROFESSOR OF THE
II Diseases and arrangements OF the Urinary and Sexual
System may be conhdentially consulted at Ga Madison
street during the day and evening The Doctor has been %
years in this practice and is practically with all
the newIremedesa and their applicability both it regards the
human constitution and the progressive Of the disease
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nR. KELIINGER'S WONDERFUL EMINENT, AS A
- Of DiarrhGa and preventive of Cholera, has
been tried by the best Of the mecca faculty in the CITY in
thousands Of and has not failed in solitary instance
Sold at 2hc and J0c bottle ut 23O Pearl street and
AGA Broadway door above Grand 1t very safc and
affords instant relief in all certain as IL Ia taken
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If You want n Geld Pen. that Will last n

lifetime, of the Diamond Pointed "Riclielieus.
Gold and Silver Watches such will be credit the seller
and pleasure to the from 81 to $780, Watches and
Gold Pens repaired by j. Y Savage 90 Fulton street.
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the choice selection Of Dress Combs the ubscr
screbe variety beyond all doubt the
City among which will be found the open chain pattern
admired. Also, be obtained article apper
tanning to the toilet A. & j. SAUNDERS,
3s7 Broadway between Walker and White streets.
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Coats rs cents 1000 pair Pants cents to 81 1000
Vests so cents TO So variety of Summer Clothing very
cheap the IS Suit Store of Nassau and
streets. A Salesman wanted.
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nK. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-
~ vate Treatise, &c. IS Greenwich etreet0hce hours,8
TO IL A. NJ to r. NJ fSundays excepted )Thoe who ap
ply the early stages will be surprised at the rapdity aud
little attending tr IL 10 chiefly how
who have suffered certain class Of people,
who properly appreciate his services In structure from
tB ncpisnt it advanced and distress
stages, (frcm advantages and extensive
practice he afford rapid and radical which,
he has grounds for stating be obtained from other
n America.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcArIoN.
Markets ELSEWHERE.


,,R BAarMoRE Feb T. StSfk Board 500 MARYLAND s. SIN
ao 81 10O d. 1000 do b6odays ssk shares franklin
Bank W ION do, WI 90 do ga ~ rremans surance t6
PruADELPHrA Feo. l9-Frst Board-StN County ga. 10
TO- ltUO ut. o. IL O0 400 pe"nsylva S. 5000 do.
rw 60U de- ISL ptO de- 7s 40 City So 81: lOO do 81
100 War Bounty Script l0 6i Tex ~ per 10
OO Treasury Notes &c. 094 l9U do, 1873 do. iO 10
CiLinratt IS 80 9l 800 Sta 6s 9 lUO 6s 81 Oi n
is fhsIes Penn yvania Esirod Farmers Asohancs
Bank lo GirArd Bank, Ode, 100 do od+ Il16 81 do
~; NU Girsrd Trust, 2Ss; Ito Bank sown, lOJdo, $40
lO do. Sal 81 d. s; Unioa C,Ds 1915 % Exchange Bank
chspics bapb, b7k Philadelphia Aavre de s. b.
Secoad Boarf60 Cir. I'd ak III 50 do ~ do,
lL $U25 Western Bounty soiip 100; 100 1906 800 City
g. IL 10 Lehigh q; 5000 Pc $50 7S; rs
Manchester and Mechanics Bark 24k S5O United States SIS
rs cap Sd 80. 20 Manchester and Mechanics Bank 2 Is Ne
Orleans Gas 20 50 $50 United States 6 67 ll0 LshEh
Stock az Franklin Fire 1885, ST. QUO LIE nigh 6s 64% bONorr
town Ksroad lSA. Between Bo&rds-SttO0 Untsd States
g. o. i0SA Alter Board-lW Girard BANK s5wn liz; lOO
New Jersey Co pPer rw. ~.
FOREIGN MARKETS
NAyAGUEz. P. II Jan. rs Our sugar market
opened under q good deal Of excitement, from the
fact of the falling off in the of Louisisus and
Cuba From the knowledge OF large -ders being ha nd
the United States AM Great Britain prices range
at 50 26 50 S for INTERIOR So 60 to good
and So for prime quality tho 100 lbs and tho
very these rates from tho number Of vessels now
waiting carsoes The crop Ia this district 1t ia sup.
peed will be third short Of last year. owing to dry
weather Moasses IL freely taken at $40 per ITO gal
Ions, without cask OF imports the market is over.
stocked, and prices rule very low
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hculty and embarrassment, and be sntertsiusd NO
doubt. the spPropria ION made the object could
that presumed the Withdrawal Of the proviso wsad
PR duce contrsry r~sur The Preside said that he
much better INFORMED than was, aud that M had
utb IN Ne xico Who gave him information OF affairs
Just u. wei eatis6ed II could obtain the Legislation Of
Congress in any other way than by teaching the pro-
to tho three million bill suggested not bsing
very fsBhsr with parliamentary rules. the introdos.
that ssv-ry ,ba 60 to the territories He SAID
me-. 4" MT Wlmot bring II for ward ia that farm; as
sure you that this declsation will not b. usocsptabs
In Mirsissippi" was surprised b~cause he did not
ne nfit Dir own Stat; but suPposd that hs
toned That State because the interest stronger
there than In Tennessee Hs said - do not desire
avery extended hey oud the present limits and it
cxuDoI be done without RI dsngeriug the Union"
informed the gentleman from South Carolina b'fore
me, next dsy. | old not desire to make the COZ
vsIsatiop public, Dor had ! any pArtiouar
tive for coLc~siiIg it The EenJlemsn asked ms
whether hs might make 1t public. but did not wish
make It public However the gentleman did a,lude
TO IL In the presence Of the gentleman from Georgia
regret this D. csuse did not desire private conver
fa',on to be- made public so far my responsibility
ID concerned. do not regret it Before God, what
have Iept attd Ia subs' ptsy the made
Of on the occasion by the PI esident
Mggts'ion was made that the committee rise, to
take . iecets.
Mr. Roor raid that there WAS no necessity for this;
A VoicE-" We will have quorum;' another,
" Oh never mind they speak thsir senti ne nts !"
At this uDcture all the members with the exception
ofs dozen left the hall for dinner 1t was nearly
four O'Clock
Mr. McCLELLASp, of Michigan, then addressed the
empty benches in favor Of the principle Of the Will
mt proviso He raid, in the course Of his remarks
that the South have obtained territory than It
was entitled TO. according to its population.
We must now coss for the mail There is every
probability If long night session
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WASHINGTON. Feb. IL, JS49.


The Amount Of Labor Performed in Couc,,.
during the Eter.rth Jpsek Of the Session.
The eleventh week of the session has hesn n.x-
ticulary distinguished for the number and variety
OF measures discussed, and the triflne amount Of
business accomI lished.
On Monday the Senate were driven by Mr.. Hale
mo very animated discussion OF his amendment,
to the civil llsr, providing Tor the expurgation OF al
laws authorizing flogging in the navy. Mr.. Hale,
supported by MI. Nies and Mr.. Benton, pleaded
the inhumanity and utter barbarity of the cat and
the colt ; Mr. Badger, Mr.. Yulee, Mr.. Clayton aud
Mr.. Butler and others, defended the disc pine o
the lash; and the amendment was rejected-l7 &c
81 The Senate are very slow In matters of re-
form but they are not 30 inscnslble to popular
opinion as entirely to overlook the chances OF their
Reelection. Ire refoim, therefore, must mti-
mhtely prevail.
On tuesday, the amendments TO the general ap-
proulatons we're continued under discussion.
On W'oDttdsytthe TWO houses, ia JOINT sitting,
counted the votes given in the general election "a
November last, Tor President and Vice. President
Of lie UDli.d Slater. Thursday was devoted 10
private bills Fnday to the civil and diplomatic
bill, and Saturday To 'he same appropriatlons--on
amendment OF mar. Benton, providing for the ex-
,~urvey. Nothing done upon it, aud the bill goes
m or 10 Monday
he House, On Monday, were engaged IN offer.
ING r, solutions aud reports. The most emphsuc
"a solu, ons OF the day were offered by Mr. Tnomn-
SON. of Penn tor expunging from the Journal Of
an. Hans. The resolutions adopted at the last SEES
s'on dscIa,. Dg The war with Mexico TO have been
&" uueopsttutl onally and unnecessarily began"
Ty,sday. misc, llsneous reports, bills, resolu.
,iens. &c. WedDe q lay, PRESIDENTIAL votes count.
ID. Thursday, bill pa ssed creating new execu-
1--WE department, TO be called the Home Depart
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BALTIMORE. Feb. 10, 1919.
Release ST Thompson and O'Do~nsll--Hyer's Spar

BALTIMORE, Feb. IL, 1919.
Release ST Thompson and ODo~nsit--Hyers Spar
ring Erhibit,oS--Magwlfcent Donatior--I The
Hohnstoek's-C Circus. &c.
Thomas Hyer who was discharged on Satur-
day, still remains in the city, and intends that the
city shall pay his expenses as well as the fees of
his lawyers, and he will consequently give grand
sparripg exhibition tomorrow evening", assisted
by Thompson, O'Donnell, and others, he having
pJocurtd bail for those two martyrs of the prize
fight SO soon as he obtained his own liberty. He
has procured the spacious new College Hall, on
Lombard street., and the tickets 81 each.
George Peabody, Esq, OF London, the dlstln-
Quished Mary lander, who has done so much to up
hold the credit Of his native State abroad, as we'll
as OF all the States, remltied from London, few
days since. through his trend j. j. Speed, Esq,
tn. msgnifce mt donation OF 81 000 to be dstrlbu-
ted among the charitable associations IN our city,
IN such manner as may be thought advisable by
a committee OF citizens nam ID, who have already
performed The pleasant duty delegated to Them
Ex-Governor Shannon, OF Ohio, arrived here
men, who will sail IN few days for California.
The weather very cold, and ice is accumu-
lating in great abundance in the region round about
Baltimore. The Ice boat, however, keeps the
haI Dor open.
The twin artists. Hohnstocks, have taken Balti-
more by storm. The two concerts they have gwen
at Carroll Hall have been OVERLOOKING, and our
be at musical artists pronounce him far superior
Ole Bull Indeed, have never witnessed 40 great
musical excitement in our city. The sister Is de-
cdedly good on the piano, but not extraordinary.
They give aGconcer in Washington tomorrow
evening, and return here on Friday.
The Front street theatre opens as circus this
evening, with Carroll q Co. 8 circus.
The brig r. w. Brown sails fer California to-
day, with about sixteen passengers.