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Yesterday morning. village Bladenburg Maryland, VIM
T. BROWN, late Of this city
The deceased having entered the busy
pursuits Of life, with fair prospects, esteemed and beloved by all
him united all the virtues that ndorn and
beauty exemplary truly devoted Christian To him
had Among The beautiful expressions that
lips, the close Of life, al know that Re
veh," &C "And calm, and skies clear
Early been called his reward mouned by
large circle OF relatives and friends leaving example worthy Of
by ALL especially His funeral viii take place
Thursday evening, the 18th instant 3oock His
friends city afeciionately invited attend
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Mr.. george v.ndsnhon-. Rs.d,ngs Or shakespeare.

This penlemans readings Of Hamlet, Shyock, Falsaf
and Wosey have for him the full appreciation OF those
whose and critical render them most worthy
Judges The great characteristics Of his reading are s
ease its aatsyai Tone and perfect finish There is nothing
strained nothing exaggerated In his STYLE IL In parc-
uar and par excellence thar of gsntmon Rant he never
descends yet. by the intense ruhiuness Of his manne
be produces effects vanly aimed at by boserous effort OF
voice. HE can," Gas well remarked by an elegant
critic in Boson) 'of all the Hamists have seen,
eaessy deliver the celebrated instructions to the players
without apprehension OF the HoratiaH snee de fabsa
nGrrat !; for he comes tardy off = still less does
he 'oversep the modesy Of nature" There many,
many passages in his reading Of Hamlet which, had
time and space, we could dwell with pleasure.
Throughout his Hamlet was prince and gentleman.
We single for particular commentator his dev-
cry Of the soliloquy "To be, be-" 1t was
readimg it actually the onpourng OF phosophic
but world-weared mind proposing to ITSELF in solemn
earnestness the question of life death His voice. his
eye his manner, all bore the impress OF deep thought
Immortality. twas perfection piece Of mental Gbsrac
ion-ihe difdcult attainment Of the actors art
The prayer-soiloquy Of the guilty always
la representation produced deep effect both reader
and audience, striking picture Of remorse and des
pair. Polonius quite feature of the reading; the
garrulous old rendered with great fidelity
throughout and his instructions his in the first &C
admirably given; we could see the old father oeior
u.s. Not the grave-diggen were neglected; and b
his perfection In all the detail by this perfect bringing on
Of the several characters Mr. vandenho produced mos
pleasing and agreeable s0hotu Of interest and VARIETY
/ His shyiock, Fslstaf and Wolsey on Wednesday eve
ming showed his talents in light and he did justcs
to each Old Jack Fasaf lost nothing Of his rich hume
In vandenhoff's hands; and his Wolsey was most i'm
pressive and hearouching deneaon Of the fallen states
man. down from his gddy height Of power. and turn
ng for consolation in his the God whom, In his pros
perty, he had neglected and forgotten Admirable moral
s Shakespeare who teachest by such striking picture
the lessons virtue and wisdom We observed (and
reoiced them) several worthy members of the cer
profession among the audiences they could attend
| better school.
Mr. vandenho gives the last reading of his series to
night It Is Macbeth character which hs
will do great iustce and prepared also for fine
reading of Lady Macbeth. The room (Carusi's) will
doubtless be crowded
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


BALTIMORE, March 1875. D. m.
Lecture Of General Cass.- California Letters-F.n
among the acknowledgements strike -Bslb
more and Ohio railroad rsvsnus--1he markets. Sc
The Odd Fellows Hall crowded TO overflow la,
evening" and many unable - gain admittance, 10
listen lecture from General Lewis Cass. His Lecture
was In the form OF narrative of incidents home and
abroad with history Of the past ages and their supen
dous relics Of grandeur, which compared with the
presen, and its enduring results The i'm port
anee Of maintaining the Union nviolate urged and
ncucated towards the close OF his address language
chase and patriotic He maintained that the strength OF
he Union was not altogether in its written constitution bu,
IN the hearts and affections OF the people He considered
disnnion as the Of all possible caamtes and ex
pressed efvent hope that such disaster would ever
beall the Union He was greeted with repeated and en-
husiastc applause by of the largest and aiien
tive audiences have seen in the hall.
The number Of letters being carried TO and from Cao
MIA by private hand and by express agents. has induced
our postmaster to repubsh the law pun
shing by fine Of less than $50 for each offence nil
persons who may carry letters this way or who may de.
liver letters TO be carried.
The New Workers, perceive by letter, are OVERRIDING
the Union meeting business. &c lored' meeting In favor
Of the Union Is called at the Presbyterian church in
Marion street. this evening They going consider
the several propositions for COMPROMISE and express their
opinions thereon white folks" invited be present
There Is also singular affair TO off Friday even
Ing among the Goihamtes. when the august ceremony
oil burning the phantom Of Disunon will place TIE
monster Il 10 DO dragged down in procession from Union
square to the Park where. in front Of the City Hail. il Is
be burned. Among the gentlemen who are concerned in
the enterprise M. M. Noah, of the Times Girard Hal
eck. of the Journal Of Commerce: David Graham.
lawyer; p H Collins. merchant; John McKeou, dis
tricl attorney; Robert O. Wetmorc, merchant Joseph r.
Taylor, comptroller General Storms, &c.
The carpenters Of New York have ia obtaining
fourteen shiings per day for their laborn other words
ST. as.
The Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for the
past month Is reported as follows;
For passengers. For freight
Main $29 900 81 1880 Ol
Washington branch 1883 20 3925 IS
$4S,6i3 63 $685. SO
Making total Of .i69 49, These show an increase
the corresr ending month Of last year Of $7942 on
the main stem, and a. l64 SO he Washington branch
making aggregate increase Of $22, III IL.
The MARKETS lin the Baltimore market this morning
there sales Of $50 bb Howard flour at "a SOL
sales City Mills. Sales prime red wheat at 100 lOl
cents, and family flour white at ITO lis cents Sales Of
AZ AZ cents for white and 40 so for yellow
supply light. Oats 30 a 32cents Nothing doing in whs
key.
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Almost every day we have the qualification TO mole Ia
vorable signs OF change In public sentiment ~ he
States respecting the great questions which now agse
The rspublic Some of those indications TO which we
have alluded, in the form OF extracts from the Leading
newspapers Of the North. have already copied INTO
orr columns Among The most cheering signs 10 the fol-
lowing vote in the legislature Of Michigan, upon mo.
ZION 70 take up certain proposition relating 10 the
nsructions Of the senators from that State which we
copv from the jackson mich Patriot:
scryrcASr-The following resolution submitted in the
house Friday last by Mr. King, was, on motion Of Mr.
we shall hope some affirmative action soon.
ReIvsd federal relations be instructed 70
sSsss slavery Il s Tssss sa' united
The proposition, we understand, from the free
soil side and as readers will see, was summarly
voted down by majority Of two to one
In relation to the subject Of repeating the resolutions Of
instructions now in force the patriot has the follow
Ing excellent and pointed remarks, which disclose the inn
porant fact that vast majority Of the people Of the
county in which the paper is published are in favor OF
the repeal:
RrYrAL REPEAL I've notice that petitions very numer
ousy signed have already been presented 10 the
gsss rom the Instructions passed at the
last session. These petitions being the spontaneous I'M
pulse of the people, show In what estimation the action a.
Lansing winter In this regard held by the masses
The absolute necessity Of repeal has not been seen and s
by the people until and when is evident that the
Union danger unless compromise Of the slavery ques
ton Effected in favor Of retIoacton by the
legislature 10 only very natural, but will become very
general unless there be Immediate legislation In accord
snce with public sentiment
IN this county-and speak within bounds when we
say of the people IN tapo Of Aaring our
On Friday last petition this effect started in this
Villages and In few hours ttCO hundred voters had
siswed III and among these thirty tchfgs and
sw More petitions viii follow from this imme
diate vciny and thar the patriotic IN every sec
lion Of the county and every section Of State will see
to il that lex stature is properly advised of the public
sentiment on this question
inchng at Lansing The idea that senators and rep
resenaves in Congress must be tied down % the support
Of the impraccabie and barren Propo," Is altogether
too ridiculous for serious contemplation in the present po-
son oil national affairs The people OF Michigan are
decidedly and unequivocay for the UNION, and they
qure Of the legislature such action will properly repre-
sent the voice Of the State at Washington They will be
satisfied with nothing short of this.
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graceful style and the book, whole. contains much
Interesting and instructive information. Although we
must confess that we begin dislike the republication in
he form Of books, OF contributions which have been
made to Reviews and magazinesa sort Of exhumation
OF the ephemeral literary remains Of the past-yet we
feel bound to say that the present is very readable book
The Red Rover BY J,FESsMoRE CoopKR. limo, PIP. 522
George p. Putnam, New York
This is another volume in the new edition OF Mr..
Coopers novels. issuing from the prolific press
OF Mr. Putnam. With regard to the merits OF this
celebrated tale, hardly deem il necessary 10 say
anything, almost every man, woman, and youth
in the country having read il 1t is one OF the
most successful and popular Of the productions OF the
great American novelist Many years ago, we read il
with unmingled delight has now been carefully re-
ysed and corrected by Mr. Cooper and rendered more
interesting by valuable additions and notes The pub
Usher has also shown his appreciation OF the public taste
and lberay, by producing it in form so handsome and
credable TO the American press
Marsai of Commercial Correspondence English and
Fsench BY A MERcHANT l2mo PIP l2i George p. Put
man, New York. M
The volume before is very full and complete COM
pation OF mercantile correspondence in relation to ey-
cry department OF business with which merchant OF
merchants clerk can be supposed to be interested The
letters are in English and French and arranged side by
SIDE so that person not understanding the French Ian
guage cannot make mistake by copying the French let
ter corresponding to the English which expresses the
same thing II contains also short glossary OF terms
We do not hesitate to say that il IS work q great u
to the merchant and to all other persons IN any way con-
nected with commerce, rade and navigation ~ VIII pe
particularly useful TO all such who are not famay ac-
auanted with the French language.
For all the preceding works are indebted TO Franck
TAYLOR, esq, at whose bookstore they may be found,
with fresh supply OF valuable English, French and
Spanish books, recently imported XII
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S4s,6is 6s
rELEaRApnIo REPoars FOR THE usloa
Conditiom Of the North1n Markets.

:"
New YORK, March 3D. p m The stock market con-
tnies finn and Che tendency OF stocks is
wards. Treasury note Us nominal at 1871 Il3} cou.
pons, Hos ll6 pennsylyania 5s 9oi Soi Flour is
and Stale brands southern, IS 50 l2i Corn meal
W. % Rye Hour " " sales Of Geneses wheat az ,29
IS 81 for mixed and yellow Northern OATS AZ
Rye o. cents. Pfovis.oas are steady sales Of mess
ceries quiet Cefee is dull at cent per ID. decline
ass, and o 0Sa ad hs ae Are 400
showing cent decline since the steamer. Whikey i,
"a 24l cents per gallon in bbls.
PHILADxLPHfA March ~, r. m-Stocks frm with
improving tendency; treasury 6s, ilsi; coupons li5a
Flour inactive small sales Of brands mt "a IT,
Rye flour, W s7a corn meal Sc GA Nothing doing in
whea-supPly small u asye. % o. cents Small sales
ceries and provisions without much Whiskey,
% "a cents in hhds and bbls
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Colonel John G. Fremont United States senator elect
from California and his family, have arrived in this city
Mrs. Fremont Is in good health bur Mt has not entirely
from attack Of intermittent fever Il Is
hoped however, thaia few days rest will restore him 10
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O17- Smths0nian HENRY DAVIS,
Navy of four lectures the
subject Of he Tides of the Ocean and their Geological Action
q follows:
lecture on Tuesday, March, at O'Clock,
Second do Friday, the 9Th do. do.
Third do. Tuesday, the 18th do. do.
Fourth Friday. the do. do.
Mar 5--dtl6
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Tuesday,
the 18th instant shall sell the premises o'clock
avery handsome building lot situated on 6h between and
NORTH being half Of lot number g. N square NO
49, fronting " 6nche 6sh running back 100 feet %
wide alley, containing 325i feet NAf 48. ~. IL. I
credit win be given twelve, eighteen, and twenty -four months
purchaser giving notes bearing interest," ana
deed property % their payment; all convey
Maria-eodsds huctoneer
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These figures show the increase In quantity given
for less Of money, particularly of French products
When the panic Of the revolution was upon the market
and every sought money the only security, large
stocks Of goods turned for small amounts The
bounty given by the French certain exports
Of French products stimulated the trade
but would from the returns. compared with 1886
that the industry Of France suffered much than that
OF the adjoining, which seek their markets
France Thus exported from France were as fol.
lows
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CARD.
Wines and Liquors.

" .
THE undersigned would respectfully call attention TO his stock
i WINES AND Liquors. g4G ys.
Gc in their purity his longer experience In the business as con
by direct personal knowledge with the yar
growing districts Of Europe than BY ote
this city afford for the character and quality
all articles sold BY him.
Tn. arrangements OF his vaults such make
substitute for the cellar of consumer
oe wanting small assorted lots Of choice wines FOL
supplied notice. with wines
including of France and Ger
many, usually be obtained here. 43Aa s@
able tN s5 sas $500
CLUBS win find much their advantage order from the sub
scriber
FAMILIES can very prices
cheapest Of and liquors, FOR Gull
NARY PURPOSES. Mss 44tf1. agss f5 n 8t 4
MEMBERs OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, messes and Others
supplied land them by PACKAGE
ExPRESSn FREE OF CHARGE) with wines &C., for table
DOZEN notice
by addressing their orders, through The post office, 10
JACOB SNYDER, IT.,
Importer Wines, &C. walnu street, Philadelphia
z-sEGARs Of importation Havana Of various sort.
brands always hand from $l9 90 thousand and sold
single cheaper than at other store in the city
Jan 24-d&cpiy.
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NO. s. OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET, have con
in full assortment Of family groceries
Extra New York family -four a at4f

NO. s. OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET, have COM
IN santly full assortment Of family groceries
Extra New YORK family -four at8M.
Do DO supernne -four
Rye -four, Graham -four
Unbo,ed -four, twhite wheap
standard loaf crushed, usnuIaied, and ground sugars
OLD JAVA Msrscaibo Mocha RIO Domingo
Pine sunpowdsr Imperial young hy.on hy.ou hy.on akin,
Superior butter, selected nom Orange county daines
sapsago Pmesan, sicsn pine APPLE imitation English and
Boston, oyster, butter, Soda and crackers
No. / and No mackerei, in IS H. kits
barrels and barrels Goldfish salmon tongues and sounds and
sealed herines In boxes
Beached winter sperm, lard, and whale oil
Sperm sperm, sdamsntne and mould candles, assorted
variety Of fancy mats, brooms buckets, baskets, se
Pure ground spices, Of all kinds
spanish paragon vinegar mushroom, walnut
cssup mixed pickles. eerns and English pickles.
Preserved lines, Guava jelly strip
cranberhcs, rsisins, figs, curants
Pecan nuts, ground NUTS and Genoa citron
Worccsterse Harvey Reading, and India sol
Exsrac 81 lemon msroram celery numcg VANILLA almond
cloves. ginger lemon peel mace thyme nectarn
on powder anchovies, sadnes
flower rose peach water salad DRESSING cooper
French Spanish homeopathic chocolate fna, apioca nice
Win many other desirable articles. 10 would solicit
ep Msr i4r ly ' JOHN D. KrBBEy 3 Co
ADDE'S KID GLOvEsThe respectfully inform
friends and The public generally that they have Just received
@ 90 medium aaIs 90 AleIsndres make
90 assorted 's cSLiAoHaTr, SaswSros, MAY, = Co
mGH-m III 7
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mARRIED.
In this city, Tuesday evening JoHs SMITH
Mr. LUTHEa osborn PARSONS 70 Miss MARY ANN SEN
DoRFf, both Of this place.
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DHILIP BARTON KEY will attend to any business
he may nted before either Of the courts Of this Dis
and OF
pess and The Departments Once on O street.
WAsHirsroEs July 10, 1896. July H-Ssw1
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McsHERRY's History OF Maryland, from its First
u Settlement In 1884 70 1913.
The Catholic Almanac for 1850. 8aasss a 55
TAYLOR q MAURY,
Mar IA Booksellers, near 9th st.
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path FIxTUREs Water Closets, and Plumbing In
all ia branches done the notice. and In the most work
nanfkc al York prices E# -
r. NAyLoE, south side ofPenByana avenue, near ID street
has returned from the Morrill, md prepared TO NJ and
up bathing closets force pumps peef pumps
and description plumbing In the most wofknnnke man
Having secured the service. o. workman o ny years ea
ofthe principal Europe he challenges competion
Of bright and hancy tinware, TO
which he invites Of housekeepers generally
Roofing spouing and MI other work IN the n
and sbeef iron line promptly and carefully attended 20.
An work subscriber warranted give satisfaction
Mar 10--eolmn ". ". NAtLOH
NEW Editions Old Bcoks.--Bcde's Ecclesiastical
tory and Anelosaxon Chronicle written 73
New edition, London, 1872 81 so.
Travels IN Palestine, ~ the Seventh Century and Since
VOL, London, 1878. 81 50.
six English Chronicles Eleventh
Centuries vol, 1893 al So
Chronicles o. the Crusades. vol, 1913 al 50.
William Of Mamcsburys Chronicle Of Kings of England
vol, London. 81 So
o.
Ellis. Early English Metrcai Romances vol, London a 10
brands Popular Antiquities Of Great Britain vols London
1870. s450 1919
J.st imported from London, by
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FRENCH HEvIEw-Revuc du Nouveau Monde published
mum. IA TAYLOR h MAURY,
Agents, Penn sv., near sth street
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'''f's TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Mar IA Booksellers, near 9th st
UoUsE-FURNIsHIsG DRY GOoDs.--The subscriber
III have in store fun and complete assortment Of furnishing
a s
pieces English Brussels carpetng, Of hs latest styles
pieces Brussels tapestry royal wlsd and plain Venetian
$50 superior ingram Competing, Lowell manufacture
fun sheets very superior English oil eos entirely new designs
which win be cut for size shaped hall one
$50 pair. supsrane bed blankets from s4,ol
white and colorsd Marssles qnts very handsome
is pieces Table dsmasks, superior aos p'''''
&c. -s s : saS ssS sss..s table
100 dozen satin damask table napkins
Also and table covers covers, oweInss, and
cotton q, !. shs s.ia &c. &C. e.,
Jans-T 2. n. HooE CO.
Assistant Teacher wanted Immediately.
ss 90 M Ms. ssss
the various English branches and the lower He
made %msdiassy s and % pos.
= Feb Feb ia1df'''
ny GREEN q TAsT.sr, Aues,onssrs.
WORTH 81 Fl sin FHsn AZ TaE *
Thursday, 2lst instant, SELL BY deed
August ss recorded furniture n dc Re S
houses o. he Exchange Hotel sale 60 ~ ne east house
Mahogany Sofas lounges, rocking divans
s sssssa ass Rs l and sSs sss s.
Mahogany bureaus, cane, wood seat, chairs
Giltrame, pier, and other looking glasses
Maple and painted bedsteads, wardrobcs
Washstands, chamber stands and tables
Clocks, feather beds, bedding and
Paror and chamber window blinds
China, glass, erockery, Britannia, Aibata ware
Plated and other castors, chahng dishes
Knives forks, spoons, and table linen
Paror, passage, chamber, and step carpets
Hearth rugs, passage oil cloth, and mating
Cooking, radiator, and other
Andirons, shovels and tongs tenders
Also good Of kitchen utensils other ARTICLES
which deem unnecessary
Terms sale; All and $780, cash $780, and
under $50 credit $50, credit and
bearing
Persons wishing furnish win do well attend the sale, as "
an assortment Of good furniture.
4. 4. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GREEN h TAsTET, Auctioncen
Mar l2--dts
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Hf GHEEN q FAsFE7F. AucttOnsorEs q
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
III AUCTtONOn Tuesday, the 10Th shall sell the
Of Hon g. D. Smith, Missouri I'd
AZ Streets at 10 O'Clock, excellent Of urn
viz
Mahogany dysn French reading and Gothic plush amchas
DO book stand, hat-rack, parior chairs, &C. M
DO marbietop pier and centre tables
DO dining, breakfast, and side tables
sdeboard, dressing and other bureaus
DO washstands, nante and other looking glasses
Imitation rosewood cottage and other chairs
Maple double and single bedsteads wardrobes, &C.
damask and lace window curtains
Cirandoles, solar, hall, and other lamps
China glass; and cccke among which fine gold and
figured ten and coffee set
Feather beds and bedding, hair and cotton mattresses
Three ply ingram aud step carpets
Passage oil-cloth, shovel, tonrs, and tenders
hate cooking stove, and good kitchen uten
ss.
win many articles which unnecessary
rate.
sixty and ninety days for approved endorsed notes. interest
The described furniture II OF
and worthy Of the attention Of persons furnishing III
GREEN TAsTET,
March H-d Auctioneers.
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COMMERCIAL.
Nrw YoaK, March IA,

NKw YoRK. March ia, p.
The official Of the British trade for the year 5tS
afford the gratifying evidence OF the Of the
lree-trade policy Of that While the quantities
Of food imported have been considerably larger Than
ever BEFORE enhanced demand for the products of Brit
sh industry has been such 10 restrain the exchanges and
promote continued influx ofspece into the Golfers OF the
bank OF woolens the export increased from value Of
f65O0 900 in 1913 Es5O00O0 in lsa9, and Of cotons
rom f22 900 EN- that is TO say, the import
of these materials and the value OF the wrought
fabrics, have been follows.
IMPORTED. EXPORTED
Wool. Cotton Woolens. Cotton.
1913 40 oOo 600 ss66 o25 f65OO 900 922 900
1919 45OOO.OOO 6.7s6269 S500000 7,O00.000
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By E. 3. WRIeHr, Auctisneer.
CUGAR, MoLAssEs, AND LARD AT AUCTIoN.--on Friday
" next the 18th instant, ~ o'clock on " ~ Dodges
Iea hhds prime sugar
Wl bbls choice mor sass
100 bbls and 400 kegs No. Lard
- EDW 4. WRIGHT Georgetown.
Mar IL su tAes eaz, csorgeiown Adv, and Bait snnl
THREE HUNDRED NEW PARAsOIS, just received,
comprising = great variety o. qualities and prices
- CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.