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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24

Five O'Clock, p. NJ
We have little change notice In the produce mar.
hsts siDce sdvices II 3lst ultmo want d snma
ton having been the distinguishing characteristics
but scmspbat hrmsr tone Ia beginang to IN ,nii..t
its.f with rather more enquiry from the trade for
several articles We detail below ths principal tran.
-~ctions Of the week Parliament opened the 4th,
and the Chancellor Of the schequsr will make his a.
nancisI ,tstsment on the 18th instant. Money sop-
tinues abundant for short periods ny the overlsnd
mail which arrived on 3rd inttsnt, We hare sdvces
from Bombay TO End January, and from Calcutta to
2lst December.
Tn. Coss trade has been very dull through the week
with continued supplies Of wheat and eur from abroad
and prices 81 all articles but Indian corn, which IL
firmly held have been again decidedly buyers favor
The ,s0-ng are The sy.rss. prices Of English grain
barley re Cd rye 22s I'd oats los I'd beans 8s lid
peas zee ca per imperial quarter
Corro-.-rhe demand has been very limited our
sales not exceeding 200 bales at decline Of I'd and
further reduction would have to Be submitted to
heavily and prices are lover mid Orleans n quoted
Lao in more demand In consequences Of the I'm.
proved state OF the butter market We quote common
western eos a2s and best In kegs TO AZ per cwt
Ls.p !, nrn ct fI7 los for English pig, and IN pro-
portion for other kinds spanish f17 ass. In bond.
B,cs.-Tbe ,sies compris. 10 200 bags Msdrs, from
Sc los, AZ In quality sod7oo bags Bengal ., lis Sd
r.rIor h. been ip improved request. and price.
have sdvsnced. We nos quote 1t Petersburg Y. q.
ass . 3ss 30 on the 'pot and the next tro months
delivery While tsllov IL ia miy held ct 39s 3D.
Tomato -Th. TRANSACTIONS this week have been
quite unmportsnt prices continue firmly supported
by bolders
Tunrtsrrs retain our last quotation Of "a cd
for rough but sale IL reported Spirits are quoted
nouiEsly 32s Cd for American, and 3ls Cd 3ls for
British.
wsaLsBoss Attic iast public sals Polar vas bought
ct 40 and Southern and Ncrth West At f1s5 per
ton
Wool The usual series Of public sslss Of Colonial
viii commence Thur.day osxt,ths 18th instant.
Amssusr sroc..-Thsr. bs. been . limited busi-
ness At OR quotations Tndisna Illinois Mississippi
planters and toriss bopds In demand Usited States
81, 1867 IO2 10s DO. 1867 8, 10t 1oe do. Coupon
bends los 1oe Alsbama So so, nominal Illinois
Internal Improvement ~ do, deferred 20. Iodisos
state SIS Tas7t Ma,seobusetts sterling 1851 tosk
MARYLAND sterling 81 sHk Nsv YORK SIS % % -
Ohio o., 1os sfos Pepn'ylvspis IS 1sS Boston
ctr Sc Ws0
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CITY TRADE RrHORT.

,sAruRpAY, February 22-6P.M.
BsrAnsruFFs -FLrr.-There has been only limited
business transacted in Western and State day. but
prices exhibited no change worth reporting. Local
consumers were buying merely sufficient TO supply
mand light and only for the better Of
western. There vas some inquiry for common brands
for shipmsnt hut at rates below the views OF
The days operations were only 600 barrels including
No 2superhHe, at 81 IS 81 ~ common to straight
State 81 - 60 81 6si ordinary TO good Ohio by the
way, New Orleans, at 81 90 81 T5 mixed to choice
Ipdisns aud Michigan at 81 rs 81 ga par. aenesee
at 81 81 S. and other qualities ~ former
Canadian was held at 81 81 for good brands In bond
without sales OF mo mept We have change to note
in the market for Southern four but the ba.ines do
ing very light The receipts during the past week
sradeshcders notvsry anxious to press sales The
fancy brands were in request for expert Atfu figures
Since only $50 barrels have been sold 81 81
50, Tor mixed 10 straight brands; aud s. 25as o2S
fancy. Rye -four was inactive at SO 81 Corn sAl
held at 50 IL for Jersey and SO Is Brandy vine
with triaing sales What was unchanged In value,
but without important transactions. We quote 6eu.-
nominal at 81 Il a$l To- Canadian At 81 % 81
10, In bond; Southern al esc, III o6 and Ohio 81 OF
81 90 Rye was inactive, at irresu prices Barley
remained scsrce and In request NJ 81 is ~ 10 Oats
we're quiet but 1rm at ~ 4e5 for jersey, and 90
lIr rs .s.. Of 500 sa.s n.r sq,
CoTror very duil, and prices stil unsettled.
changed h..ds al decline Of re. 20, on the Bal.
tics sdvces. The amount disposed OF within the past
Proyrsror,. -Porf-Thsre vss steady retail inquiry
for old pork, at about former rates Some 3oo bbls
cold nj ti2 a. Sl2 so for mess, aud 80 so for
prime including 100 bbls two years old prime, at 50
70; new vac inactive, at previous figures Beet was
ealesbie ct IS 50 $40 rs for mess and SIS 50 for
prime Beef hams we're hrmer and noticed sales Of
30 bbs, at SIS per go lbs. weighed out Cut meats
not pls nty aud In request at 81 sc. for
hams, and Gao. FOR shoulders. Bacon moved TO .
limited extent, at = Sc, cash Retail sales OF lard
masking at $50. per ID showing no alteration
in the market There less inc airy for butter but
prices we're firm. Cheese Of prime quality was scarce
and in demand while other descr ms yer.
ed Therange tor inferior to choice diaries from
81 &c ID.
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MOVEMENT or the Ocean stoa msr


e,,r er.,,o -, p,,on1 'ns. Canton, Nov H. pas,e
AIisr pee. n @,s r.,Se sst ANEW New YORK
w 'sP N a. as l Dsr ,ss srS%
ship nsrssursh ossood. sbsssas days p.rs. Jaw.
New Yeri in
0ssp.r poie shp Matches Duryec, from Hong Kong for
sSit L,.sesh Denaissn. Carpenter Antwerp. Flushing
TO nurisu. Co. Mas k.i bad weather durisg
Ship asiair.i tBisnj, Shitiss s1yTnS s. days. with
% G pS. Bar, kru az rU% es Issor, Tor
B.rt Norss tNcrl Yeool'an HArreiile' 90 Gays. with
BAN Api0retta isel .ilo Palermo. sodsys with fruit.
frs Emily Nichols. CHARLESTON day., with cotton ks
ysSpsr Coz Taaaton s..yle h.r,saso. days with
Is.,e nj 20 S,r. T Sssssis; r..u.,i !.
VITA oecee &C. 20 Hstsad. Chamberlain Co. 18th inst
the Cu Stream. during heavy blow lost deck i'si Of
5s, wii;, n e. Sp ..
trs rre ,ha, va, r.esa.y l,st on n.a.in.y Reef ro.
sss; y y sssiias .sS s.r;a !: Ma:
the .h rcsssnse o Prs,sssnss vssh va, io. ON the
STAT Jan H.,b9r leland we're psss.asers Ia thsJw
% sfss Co. hobart '''a Gays WIN ''''n 49,
sehr Leupne Smith, Charleston d.ys. with cotton
,shf i"lia aaissi Smith Wilmington NO. sda,, with
sehr snitb. -, Wilmington. NC. says. With ma
sehr Powell, Powell wilninrson. NC days. with
seSr Monterey A,hsy Wilmington. NC. days. with
sesr Jane. Los,ns. Chapman wiinnsssu. NC days.
with naval stores, 40.
sohr Adele nsndeui wiininKtor. NC. days Nth naval
stores ne IA inst wine AMI oil hasksts Adrft mile
Two ~ the wreck q the bark Prosidenoe.
schr Wetmorc, westervslt, wimington, NC with
rsvsl stores
schr sarah II Psrter.- wilninEton. NC. with naval
stores SO.
sshr Delaware Farmer naN,iiiy, Virginia.
schr julia, ysngulder. Bsltimors, Gaya
Two .hIrs. ,Ars. sArl. ana ssrss srip.
ssllea.
ships Angelique, Bsmuels 81 John NIB; Bulky Barr
Charleston. And others.
ship Westrhala which arrived Saturday Is days
otraltaHnot 6 report-csms cut q tbs Cot with large
feet 81 vessel.
Fu sS-wind 81 sunrise. from NV; meridian. W. tan
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TIE .a,,sph on ~ CaE5rstR-In yesterday He.
rad, We noticed the assault on Mr. Benz amin Gsl-
brsith BY Alexander X simmons and Dewitt 9. Ora.
ham, which took place 10 Broadway, on Saturday
evening simmons arrested By ofHcsr Crawford ..
the time Of the ssssut and conducted 10 the police
station house In the morning he vas conveyed be.
tore Justice Osborn where Mr. galbraf.h appeared
made the necessary sfadsvit respecting the assault
The accused vas held 70 bail In the OF $500 to
spsver the charge.
Jursrik Piekpoct,ts. On saturday evening ons.rs
McMsnus and Reed arrested tire. boys, called WIN
Gray WIN Kelly and Vim. Buckley, on . charge Of
picking pockets during the procession on ssarcbins
one Of the boys steel bead purse found contain
ing 81 80 ore OF the young rcsues acknowledged that
the purse had been stolen from . vonans pocket In
Chatham street An o-ner IL wanted FOR the and
money The young rogues we're conveyed before the
chI.f vho com n'tted then TO answer.
C6srse e( P~jwp ofhcer Elder arrested, on sstur-
Ssy young man By the name OF Solomon n Acksr
man on . bench warrant Issued BY the Court Of sss
sions rh-rein Acksvwsn stands indicted for peri
In swearing falsely 70 matter concerning COO NIT.
msut mss. By Justice Osborn lodged vith the ksepsr
o. the ety prison, s<sirst " gcn, whereby Judge
ssndford granted writ 81 hekss corpus and liberated
GoG from custody. Ths sseussd vss sosvsysd before
the Court and hss TO bail In the san Of eUss 10 an
svsr The ehSss,
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1rsLIss ortR,.-BESErir PoRrr That bssutifu
opera La Fhvorita,n the moral OF which is une-
qussJ In the whole range Of operas and the music of
which always takes powerful hold the OF ths
public s 70 b. re- reated TO night for the beneft OF
Iorti The beautiful zoe 81 Leonors Is to be imper
scnstsd by Truf Bensdett Who hasgains cd lsurels 10
this character Besides the sttrss which the opera
snords the graceful Nathalie will dance once twice
during the evening thus making an entertain m cot
which will PROFESSIONALLY bring not only the friends
Of Fort together but the public Who in search Of
q rich musical treat.
CHHisTYs MINsTRELs-Ths negro performances OF
this unity Gel, brst.d band draw around them night
sfter night large and respectable audiences This
evening the enter tainments are varied and amusing
Fellows MIssrEELs-The band Of negro miRstrsls
.. this house, comprises some highly talented IN zsi.
csns Who, by their excellent Performance and their
Wit excite admiration and create great mirth
Court Caiendar-T hi. Day.
svrRtss CounI-ClseuIr Nos IFS 2n, 2i2, g. loo
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Litter bags fer Rio Jsnere and Valparaiso Per Steamer
Pselh VII oloss At tho Reading Room on hsndsy. Feb n
Letter BAGS Of steamer Africa fer Livsrpoe win elise q,
The k.chsnge HEADING Room COZ Esohsnss on Wednesday
Letter Of steamer Ohio, for Havana and tAs Pa
eno, viii close nj the Frohsnxs Reading Room (sy
ohanssL On wednesday. 18th inst, - oeioch
Jusn win close At the EKehsngs RsAdns Rsom tei
sbsnrsl on ThurFday, 9Th, At az o'olock.
Letter Bsgs Ctr for Jamaica ChsSres
Papams vhlpHase Csso Lims uloo, ban FRANCHISES,
Rssdss Room COZ ExchsnssL friday, ssth inst *
oolooh.
steamer Pacific for Rio J,nsito will sail on Saturday
kstch1
Postage 70 san FrAneisoo Is eenv Thsss malls rt IA
frvsrded In charge Of . spseisi messenger.
The above Letter Bsxs ao st 81 wall street
Herald Marine Correspondence.
- PHThnELrfus, Feb 1s-1 Pm.
Arrived-schrs IVA, Csrvood. EYork; smith. Green
Clsnsd-Brigs Malvern, J.rrpsn, Csnfuesos Thomas a
Edward emssy, Havana eohrs superb Roah Bristol Nj
Ann BshH. frfnt, krork; Brown, Fall Providsncs
babel, uillisms, NYo-k; Is Morsau, Massn do Mary
Crsner, Smith, DO; Eva, Gstvood. do.
Foreign Ports.
AFTwrnr FEB 6-Bhn hdeaid kssoaif Scott from Nor
VIA N0rieens where 6isg aud took full errsoes
CrrFvruos, FEB 2-Arr bark John Avies. Chase, Port
lspdi brig, D@lms, ugsins FYork; fh, orinoss Haohe
vsasset; tchr Orhit, Lresmer ferfons 8h, Lnsulius
Porisss Brig 0sesr ,nss Bsitars; s,h, ssrhs Fer
nsncna 1hom gson, Phiaeeiphis John Wells. Amss 40
Csspsrse. Psb1-Arf hsrhs Prcsreet Dog, Bostoni
Pst,sp FULTON hss Ellen Jsss shschfod do Pc
Yok Portisnd Esfy eophls Pstter, PhiiaAsiphis Hsr
Jist utbstn rcttlsnd; fshrs ramsho, Wilams FYetk;
y usy Ahs ssNon. Baltimore p'h bark Maria Bssson Ma
tsnsssl fehs Lvsrsss, ksLssas fAaasPaia' i'A ssEs
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Jenny Lind a New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10, 1851
Jenny Lind has proved Immensely attractive here,
and her hrst ave concerts realized $4,000 She
gives i've and then goes to st. Louis and win be
5a Cincinnati about the LIST OF April.
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THt CoSehFosrior Bsts JEsHHpur.-rhe ceremony Of
LAY ing the corner stsne OF the Synagogue viii
take place on Tuesday next, the 25th last TIE CON.
paBy viii meet at the temporary place OF worship 6pi
Broadway AZ o'clock from which place the
procession vii move 70 the ground In Greene street
FnE.-ht half past one oelook yesterday morning
. Gre ". discovered IN . frame builang In Thirty.
fret street, near fifth avenue, occupied By Chas
Weeks and Edward Green 80 o dwelling hou,.. The
flames verearested In their progress By the poles till
the Gre companies came and Hnally subdued the
Ere.
A-orHrn FRG At the same hour another Or. brok.
In the spice mills In Eldrdse street near Gfsad
The building vas much damaged.
ALssss % Ftbs There we're several alarms Of ere
on SATURDAY. night and yesterday
PpopERrr % Emssasrs Bosr.-Ths police OF the
Seventh ward have found trunk too boxes Of goods,
ass bedding one o. the piers near Montgomery
street. dosbtlees belonging 20 ZONE poor EN- xrants
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NEW O1LEANs, Beb. u, I9I.
Cotton hss sufsrsd decline Of No. Ne. since the
receipt Of the Afriess The sales this nosnins
rsashsd 900 bales ct loko. for middng. The stock
now hand 10 2o6 900 balss-ths largest ever known.
Frsights have advanced and cotton taken for Liver
pool ct llIe Sterling exchange has declined to tx
NoaFoLK, Feb. %, 1851.
Cotton u dAl, with small sales, ct uKo. . TO Corn
II sstivs, ct 62ko. . $50.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


WAAnISoror, Feb. a. 1851.
Mr.. stsnly was In tAs House yesterday. The svi-
dsses vas not sufasssnt against hin, On the fnAl
sxaniAstiOn TO sustain the charge Of oontsnplatsd
duel nsAs BY the Mayor, and he IVES discharged,
without bail. Mr.. IAss 10 not TO Be found, and IL is
feared duel nay yet take place.
The Hon. DaAisl Webster entsrtsiAsd large dinner
party Last evening.
Powsrs,s Greek Slave lately drawn ct the Ciocin
natl Art Union, BY gentleman Of New Orleans has
been purchased By . gentleman Of this city for
$4,000.
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R6fM EWARD. -CRossnAH's srECIY1O NIX
yyOU turs-W all remedies y.t discovered, thk 10 ~
sSs u. ..s .sds 80 srrs 49,
~ ~. ssansss nssy are cured "a 40 ssW
see ALEC ~ Ne 10 AstorHeusss a. ITO BrosAvsy sadie
KtNtes susst. ssrnsx Of Wilma.
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Ne arrivals Yesterday OF to-dsy.
Cleared ld-shlp John Dunlap. Apslsohiooia.
NoRrors, Feb ~
oiesred-Bsrh Newton uindes trrs ROssnns aad Lyrs,
DO; scLr nennls Francis. de.
ship Belmort tBrj FROM revrort W, ha gone NJ James
River.
In Hampton Rosa,-A Br brig. tOundup.
Nrvponr. Feb ~.
In port, Au-Brss Csndoys Nioterson Providsnos for
wssnEss Hudson Tor southern port sshrs Jas hssse
Providence for Chsreon; Union Bangs DO for Bstmors
Rusng Dale, DO for PhilsdsiphA pupuyi Winsmors.
DO Winter, Neal do Grafton. Gears. Dennis for
Norfolh; BAKER Wensot for dol Harvest Taunton
EYtrh; Yfsnss Haiet Stdfort for NYcrh. me shove
vessels probably start 70 DAY, the Wind IL nouNw.
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WnBSONb DIItHU1y ~ NUHEUxA'
NoRFoLx, Feb. -, 1851.
We have had no celebration here to day, except .
small military turn out, and the airing Of few guns
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MEDICAL.


CAUTIos.-pH. wIsrARs BALsAx or WILD CHER
1odped ~ Ssy % I'D ..s.. srG .s' s. IA.
pr.ei...d years in ali ne son,isn,s for .Ss I,
b, bean recon-. ended viz inru.nI. sros
No ether nee.oins hs, mere sossea various
the d lungs snd sons hsrs ssss iouss
Il Is' sii fos ~ a. hs,; 81 BEEN d ss
yitnessed i,s Effects. tina. proved EusesuI
ton, i may bs pronounced positive h., sursi
.I declared the cas-. Ssysad i. reach q
Prom The Boston Poet DR. g. w. rovie ISIS Washington
isss b., an article entitled shove Which believe
sad cersumptivs Hsviss tsstsd this ne
1ss We can ,gs ,A e IL :.S,.ry .a
Beware syrSs ara an ether Ssp.s.. VIVA
%.h &C. ss- osSs .sa .s rs.,
x: .I q 5 s,9sI: :sy Y Tssss
.s,,m tsT n. y AZ ss.s y: iOo Fulton :sr.;
Maiden I.ns; " wiI,m bsrs.r - cSsf;.sa, street, ~
sr:sds ,s nS ss ssG 70 r; m,s
A eURE ouARasTsKp.-txI-Noro ONLY MONEY.
reaesv a.. s'eo Victims o. diseases call and get The
and ss';ss ,S !. s'f sS,Ss a ssrs s.
% iss Dssp ~ st Is' s:S,r E
s9ss NO rssn Sssr.s ~. ire. . n
whatever Y act. .mo., al. charm upoa ~. system for
ss %ssss oSsn,s ssiy KS i psslss N; .i1..
DE- noRTAsoRE WOULD INFORM rHs HUyp.Hps
woo apty 70 him Tor the Of diseases that he holds
eut 70 dsutve hsre has he will them In three
ISIS ne called upon daily TO witness the cad elects 81
20 w,eksd deception, worthy Psndsmoniun itssh Ne
uld hovevsr sssurs thcss who under his care
In from A. tooP n sundays srosptsd. Advice srats
l.. MoRrAhoRk, \. D., ie6 william street
TIE. WARREN rs CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED on
~ Diseases, from rs practice, Of which
hospital Dr. W 10 enabled TO guarantee speedy curss
without mercury See his dipoms IN his onss nssA
street. .ai.nin Ghs.hsm SQUARE. vita u. ss.' -
NogRB TILL cUnnD,-DR. MURPHY HAS Rgnoypp
Nv 10 No. ~ Roosevelt street. Chatham vhsre
hovry consutsd all diseases osses he eursr
vthsu. msrcur vc % four days With npsrHlsisd sss
s.., D, s fs1,. IA s 'sano' ss ssssss sa
0k(M RIWARD.-JRYYRIEs ANTrDoTI A sFp-
yVOV cine nfrture for the o prvass dsorlsrss
smhks speedy ours, without the dice
dnnh exposure or change In application 70 business Q
PROPRIETOR onsu~nses single which shs mrture win
not eufs snder tho forfeiture Of ave huadred dsr
Ra. BOTTLES With full directions At 81 One bostie
nn . ~ ,n. brosdway is BsYsrd street, rsv rs-ks
Orleans. ~'' wv
R6f0 RfwARD. -CRossnAH's srxcIv1o Hrx-
w. OU nrs-W All remedies yet dsesvsrsd. ths 10 ~
sut The last restriction de srisi o. sspcsprs or chsp
sold - y. srye ster. rs way corner u chs@s.rs
Hsee also ~ Ne AstcrfHcuse ~ ITO BroaAvay anaife
Ssstes sussAssfnw VI Wiinan.
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Married,
On Sunday morning, the asa Peb 1851, by Oscar W.
6turtevant, Esq, Alderman Of the Third Ward Mr..
CHARLES CosrER, to Miss THEREsr KLuoE, all Of this
oity.
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Passengers Arrived.
AsTvsnp-ship Eiissbe. h Denrissn-Nr Frsnsotts ana
lady, Cbas rmithers.
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Court Coicndnr- MS LAY.
sUrRrsy CouRr-ClEcUIr Nos IFS 2sf 2l2 90, loo
2s6, 80, Il, IL, 40, l6i, Gas, 100, 14o, 2ls
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DR noRrAsoRK WOULD INFORM rus HuypREps

who APPLY 70 him for the Of dseae that he holds
ont 70 dsusve h.re thas be will them IN
dy He called daily 10 witness the sAd eaeets o.
20 wicked . deception, worthy Pandemonum itseh. Hs
horvsr ss.urs tho.s Who rsy come under his care
mat they may rely upon cheap pleasant and speedy
In from A. toeP sundays escsptsa Advice sratis-
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DR.wARREN rs CONFIDENTLY. CONSULTED %
~ Diseases, from rs prsotise Of which
hospital Dr. ". IL ensbled TO guarantee speedy ourss.
without mercury. See his dipons his No nssl
surgery ana medicine this ntry produced.
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A
IL Oh. dc Martens, quatrieme edition, Paris, 1851 +,
enforcement refondue, avec la collaboration de F
dc Wegman, volumes.
Etudes sur les Forces Productives de la Russie,
par M. l.. De Tegoborski, volume, Paris, 1851
Historic du Consei d. Etat, depuis, son origine
jusqu' cejour, par Regnault, Bibiothecaire du
Conscil, volume, Paris 1851
lie Roi Louis PHILIPPE, Liste Ciyile par NJ lie
Compile De Montaliyet nouvelle edition, Paris,
1851, enforcement revue ct augmentee. volume.
Durat- Lasale-Cove Manuel de Lautorite civile
EN- ce qu concerne les Departments de la Guerre ct
de la Marine, volume, Paris.
Mcsel, Cours de Style Diplomatique, . volumes,
Paris
Les Codes, par A. F. Teulet; ct Urban Losenu;
Avocats la Cour Royale ! volume, Paris
Nattel, Droit des Gems, volumes, Paris.
Wheaton-Hstoire des Progress du Droit dos
Gems, vols, Leipzig.
De Cussy- Dictionnaire du Diplomatic ctdu Con-
Mensch- Manuel Pratique du Consulat, vol,
Leipzig.
Moreui-Manuel des Agents Consulaires, Fran
Gals ct Etrangers, vol, Paris.
Schoell-Recueil de Pieces O1icielles, vols,
Paris
VOLS, Leipzig.
De Martens Nouvees Causes Celebres du Droit
dies Gems, 2 volumes, Leipzig.
Institutions du Droit de la Nature ct DIES Gems
par Christian l.. B. De Wolf, volume. Leyden.
Walsing ham--M Memories ct Instructions pour les
Ambassadeurs, volume, Amsterdam.
Schoell--R ecueil dc Pieces Ofcielles, inedits on
peu connus, volumes, Paris.
Wicuuefort--lAm Ambassador ct SEES Fonctions,
FRANCK TAYLOR.
With many Others English, American, and
European OF the same classes OF political science.
Nov l9--d&trw
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PROFESSOR GROUx's

French Class for Conversation & Reading,
WiH be opened Tuesday, the l4th inst, at p. m.
TINE OBJECT OF THIS CLASS is to aid in
Il every possible way those persons in Washing
ton who desire to acquire an accurate knowledge
of French, and to learn not only to read, but to
speak the language fluently. Most persons in the
United States acquire their knowledge through the
eye alone, and hence the number of individuals
here who read tolerably well, but do not compre-
bend a word of French when spoken, or even when
read, by another. To such persons such Class
promises very great advantages.
The members will meet at the rooms of Profess
sor ID. E. GRoux, native of France, who will di
rect and superintend the exercises, opposite
Browns Hotel, where tickets may be had.
REFERENCES:
FRANCIS MARKoE, esq, street, between Sd
and q streets.
WIN. s. DeRRfcK, esq, corner of and 10Th cts.
Gen. N. TowsoN, corner of F and nth SITS.
Maj. w Rich, II street, between l7th and 18th
streets.
JoHN WILSON, esq, 18th ST.. between E s F sts
Capt. GEO. F. De LA ROCHE, Georgetown.
Col. PETER FoRcE, 10th street, near ID.
Rev. JAMES RYDER.
Rev. w. J. CLARKE, corner Of 9th and SITS.
Commr ANDREW HARDWOOD, corner of l4th and
II SITS
OrIs C. WIeHT, Rittenhouse Academy.
THOMAS CARBERRY, esq. Oct S-tf
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baltimore Correspondence.
BALrIMoRE, Novemb,

BALTIMORE, November 1916 p. m.
The iremen's procession this morning truly
grand affair, and was over one mile in length,
requiring twenty five minutes to pass any given
point. Washington and Alexandria were we'll
represented, and, indeed, the whole line a con
tinued glitter Of attraction, the apparatus and
Of the members being literally covered with bou-
quets and wreaths of flowers thrown to them by
the ladies as they passed along the prescribed
routes. They have just reached Monument Square,
and are now listening TO an eloquent address from
the Hon Judge Legrande. This evening num-
Der of fine and costly entertainments will be given
TO the visiting COMPANIES.