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FROM our Baltimore Correspond s0t.

BALTIMORE, March l0-5, p m.
The Wsathr.-7hs Cosden Ma'sa1ss-Anothr Arrsst -
Mr. Clay Unipersify Commencement Parodl. The
Markets. SC.
The of Friday has already disappesred-nst a
vestge of remaining The weather is mild and pleasant
ST. Patrick day should bring lis usual accompaniment OF
u
Another person arrested here esterday the charge
of being AN accessory the murder of the Cosden family
in Kent county The arrested is Henry ID Webster,
half brother of William Webster, who is already under
Chesterown. He 10 Of excellent character,
and on his way attend the Methodist proe
convention as lay delegate The only charge against him
u.s. that ted that a with friend
here Saturday night he asserted his belief Of Tho limo
cencs OF William Webster, who is under arrest, adding
that he believed that his haifbrother, Henry Webster,
something about the matter. This reaching the ears
OF Of sharp police officers he forthwith arrested
and committed for further examination, and discharged
this morning, the ramon proving unounded
The Hon Henry Clay arrived here yesterday morning,
and tho president of the phix Railroad Company
hearing that he DESTROYS Of reaching New York in time
to take the NORTH America tomorrow from New
York for Havana and New Orleans, he was Immediately
offered the OF special train, and reached
Philadelphia yesterday afternoon.
The aal commencement of the University OF Mary
land took place this morning Zion church. when no less
than forty. five young NJ Ds received their diplomas.
Msdemoelle Theresa Parod gives her first concert in
this city Thursday evening the price Of cke for
which has been fixed 81 so She is TO DO assisted by
Sgnora Amelia PAM, Strnkosch Hauser, Avignonc, and
the Germania Musical Society. Toere is great anxiety
her, and doubt she will be enthusiastically
cetved.
Tx MARKETS In the Baltimore maket this morning
there nothing doing in -four Sales OF good To prime
red vvhe at at s5 95 CENTS and white lol 1903
Sales Of white and yellow 50 so Oats ~ a
AZ cents. Whiskey unchanged
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WHITEHURsT extended The ded OF his opeuusn ~
ground daguerreotypst In the country h g~
be found between ~ and Oh
No 2o7 Baltimore street, Baltimore corner Broadway and 60
street, New York; No. n Main street, Rchmond syes
street, Peersburs Main street, Norfolk; and Main street. L'"
burg, Virginia .
extraordinary improvement insuring faithful and highly n
Iikenesses In q few seconds
rotary ground by j. H. whi,shun gives
airy and living appearance TO the picture. -,
distribute than thirty n@
annually and have dipsasAoon "
certainly hsterng proof OF the superiority Of his kene
j. n W. calls the OF public generally 10 his aeag
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers store, Wherein
exhibition OF pictures will be given. -.
Notwithstanding competition in dasuerreoyps
Fair OF the Maryland Institute. he awarded me
medal by the judees. -.
Lsnesses fevey description copied, and post mor" az
attended 10. Nov B-V
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From the Alta California, San Francisco
Lieutenant MaAsth0r.

In another place may be found appropriate expressions
OF respect for The noble dead, by those who knew him
well. But we cannot let his memory thus pass away
without adding the regret oil heart al the unimely
fate which has consigned him 10 early grave lar away
from his native home and the fond hearts that were
swsllng with 10Y al the anticipation OF his return. Alas
thai his ateconae yeafnings 10 meet them once more
have grown sil with the true heart That lies cold IN the
soil oil Torboga lie was not only sailor, scientific,
udicious and faithful Officer but an afable and cour
ieous gentleman who bore his honos 80
that though you were forced to admire tho otce you
could not avoid loving the man Well, he has htnne
tomb, where the mighty PACING, whose shores ne mas
done much rob Of their DANGER shall forever chan
its solemn dirge around bis grave. What can SO wen
hymn gallant sailors praises AS the element whch has
40 long borne ham kindly and safely on hef neaS'"s
bosoml
THr LATE LIEuIEsANr MACARTHUR The last mai
from Panama brought the painful intelligence OF the
death OF Lieutenant lillian 7. Macarthur, United States
navy, who died the evening OF the 22d December, on
board OF the steamship Oregon he had been Tor some
time unwe suffering IRON lever and ague then datrbPa
and finally from symptoms OF dysenlefy which, aho9Yn
eursd left his system Frustrated beyond recovery HIS
body lies buried on the Island OF Torboga
Lfsutenast Macarthur was the ~on OF John Macarthur,
esq of Missouri lie entered the navy 70 1892, ana or
The last six or seven years has been employed on coast
survey duty having performed highly valuable services
on tho Chesapeake bay and along The coast and sounds
In IsIs he was detailed by Prof Bache to superinend
and carry on Autographed operations on ths ooast-a
position highly complimentary to hun, and he duties OF
which he had performed to The ens Satisfaction Oh Tue
On The 2lst OF last November he received from me SUI
of ia. coast survey letters OF recall 10 ash
ngton with the view of consulting him IN reference 10
surveys the western coast and 10 have The advantage
OF his great experience and ripe Judgment IN the lorna
ton OF future pians Under these highly fatterng CIR
cumstances Lieut. Macarthur left San Francisco on the
let OF December. full Of hope and gfated ambition, and
bound home, after absence OF more than two year.
He leaves many warm friends and admirers m this
western world to mourn his loss, who can and who DO
truly sympathize with his afflicted wife and family
Al npsesinv of the officers OF the United States schoon
e.. x,r ssd baltimore, OF the Unt.d States survey
held o. boasd Ewing the 2A day OF January, 1901,
m. following resolutions were unanimously adopted
$1,000 Thai 1t il with feelings OF the deepest sorrow
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JENNY LIND Opera Glasses froA ths Optical H.
In Munich and Vienna, In GsrnAny-Ths opdson -
above institute havc the convenience 81 their
in the United statss sabiaheA Asach IN hs eT
New York.
The superior qaaity Munich glasses acknowledge -
they used in university Germany, and mse
thousand been sold during Jenny Lnd concert ~
York and Philadelphia
variety OF telescopes optical nstrunsns, -
glasses specacies hand and glasses In francs e
Mr. Beckei, Of fm of Wassn Co., New York. VII susa
their carefully exanisel ~
glasses adapted through which methoA connexou with De
kind Of minscus the viii be conssrvsd and
Dyer Mcclure have appointed agens for The city Ws
nxton just full OF the above
they respectfully the attention Of the ~
Beckel city for few daS and VII ~
special attention to such require his services
DYER b MCGUIRE,
Dec l4-dn leh PennsyIvania avs"s
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po,r ovylcu DsrAsrAxsr,

December a. 1850.
80 ,Uopos Al viii be received tins department una
~ as.Iacl /. M OF the OF April next or furnishing
-, 49, nom the nrsi next IN sueh quahuue.
A. sneb s. a. may required and ordered ioi lps man
mail b.xs OF lhe following description, To VII
CANVASS MAIL BAGS.
s M f43 inches In length OF inches an
"a h. m.s, az souon canvass. weighing ounces TO he y~u -
o.S.. IAN Inc yarn fAbc doubled and 1~'sa $40
nix.,,.s~ ,.areS 10
Sss al Length and 40 inches ~ I'M ~ 81 "
nehs. il Width cloth be woven in every reSpee' ING
size No 8 az inches in length and 80 inches IN d
weighing ~ ounces +" ' jaw
and The cloth 10 be woven as above described -.
The canvass bags Nos and arc TO be made WIN
en number holes, and provided WIN suonx 49,
sue their be marked inside ana OUTSIDE mus
"U. s. MAIL"
LEATHER AND CANVASS POUCHES
.,.,,I., h,,to,as on.n,d and fastened a
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nY A 0RNAN, Auoeions.r.

VALUABLE THREEsToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, At
THE CORNER OF ~ AND STREETS, AT AUCTION
Saturday shall cell OF
O'Clock p m by deeds OF and Of all
handsome house and lot known
Of Dr. sewa deceased Tbs above described
desirable locations
city, conveniently arranged
and and coal vaults first well
Of other convenience.
Terms OF 500 cash. balances g. H. and 10 months the
nntaimsn
deed Of the property Sale positive, and
wishing examine the do
50 by calling a the OF the subscriber.
M lI-dm A. GREEN, Aucuoneer
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EOR RALE.-Fisk Raymonds elegant alright metallic ess
side Of Pennsylvania avenue, directly opposite Gs
by's Hotel. -,
Having now completed extensive factory, which has ss
superior cons, and being cov
that will ready Sales and greatly acconno
those who unfortunate to need conn o their n,
prices below what IL paid TOR nahc
conn We conducting funerals In The country cry e
regard economy Rsmor 70 the contrary me esN
placed Of coss ~ ~
single occurred II Of them bssns non ~ ~
- " ~ N. NJ. WHITE,
Dec 6dar,. Undsraka
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We for one think that General Scott ought NOT 10 be,
AND has chance BE- the wing candidate Tor Pesd
But think has proven himself the skIllu living
general OF the sgs and ncbiy deserves the compliment IN.
tended by the Senate grateful recognition OF he nse
military prowess conferred upon his county His
campaign in Mexico probably the most bflaat IN the
annals Of Ho planned 1t in his cabinet at Washing
ton whilst political smplsrons enjoying themselves
his pen-slp Of hssy plate of soup He is not a
olcian, but he il u warrior OF transcend snt reno~n
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HE in soeusg the p~roDAxe Of all "a. ~
adser,ssmsn trek Of that hssisiop with Wbs. -,
.rliel. IL brought pubic The experience
superiority beyond oil question and be eonss.
refers 10 the testimony business u.sS
and rapidly increasing ssle proof Of % -
eeisnes. The following few OF The h, -
lartys "
Ist place occupied b seal person may A..s ~
name business address eonspeuousy and beautifully co..
ed, oeaosed plain, nas s6osdinI -
PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD
I'd The envelopes be opened without being duoy.1
al Neither waters requisite -
tth Upon miscarriage u letter the seal nsass lis m.
date sender instead OF being buried
letter Office. -.
sin The envelopes furnished THE SAME pso,
Az PI AIN oNEs only the additional d, A
will lasti years.
6th Zach letter mailed is
MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISEMENT
s,re no attract ths attention Of all through hands
and Of envelopes letter bun
good paper, and made as above win name address &c
Price Of Price of Enpslop,
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Nov l5-d3m
4 COMPENDIUm OF tho Entire Body OF IN. Law,
Asa Kinns-slph.bsiie.,y arranged with reference
vols, Law sheep, svo, pp ],l77 Retail Prise go
40 and 81 Ann street, New Yoi
Opinions Of tAe Profsssion
There few works in the profession that contain such
public patronage cu,pr ,,srrcp ~, -.
New Yosx Sept Is, 1850.
concur with Mr. Justice Nelson hi. opinion abo,.ps
tened work. ,.,u, -,
The ya,, acc, mutation Of reliable whole u
nose auxiliary to II. law STUDENT giving him The facility %
reference will extensively aid the STUDENT the paes
ana u'e ma" q business ROBERT J. WALKER
have frequently examined its citations, and have been h
grs,ided accuracy and have been much Hasa
with the precision and esamess win when m.snoune d. m
myself that feel anxious that the pofsssa
lear" It's ~e''' ''' NS me- '''' : : JtDGE EDausDs
NEW YoKK CRY, Oct l6, 1850
II mparts advantages Of accurate and welsard
book while the profession vast deal Of
A''' DAVID PAUL BROWN Phi.ds,paA
decided the points presented By his questions - "
references to ,e authorities copou give -
SCISSOR Oh inc worn '''' ' JUDGE PETERS, Phl.l.lpA.
Ihav. examined Law Compendium with much
my svocatons would allow and am satisfied tatiH
facilitate the labor. Id
causes Of the
les can say confidence they treated with ua
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New Yct.
calculated be greater help the student than any ODE
book extant, and will hnd it, every hvas
| table as . valuable ready reference. Il
w. l.. HURST PhiladelpAa
PLAN and utility and sceuaey fthss. work. have ,ss,
United States, Inc Justice Story Chief Justices Willis
Vermont Hornblower OF New jersey Tucker Of Virginia. sn
| Of Washington city, Weston Of Maine, &C., &c. -
Pubished by JOHN e. TkoW
Nov 24-u ~ and 81 Annsueel
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together ofer the family and friends OF the
late Lieutenant Commanding William Macarthur the
coincidence of his brother officers and friends Tor their cad
bereavement and that do sincerely lament The late OF
COR late bns,heI Officer Lieutenant Commanding william
Macarthur and beg be permitted 20 mipge our gnef
with that Of his family and friends this noarnu coca
sion.
Hssoipsd That, in the death Of Lieutenant Commanding
William Il. MeArhuf, The United States navy has lost .
valuable ohceI. who equally distinguished for
his fidelity and ability.
ksoip That copy Of these resolutions DO forwarded
the family of the decsasrd and also that copy be pub
shsd Daily Alta Caliiona, Published In the city Of
San Francisco
JAMES II. MOORE
Acting Master u. =. Schooner Ewing.
X, D. QUITS,
United States Coast Survey,
b. RUSH MITCHELL,
Assistant Surgeon u, = Schooner Ewing.
L. ID, DENNY,
Passed Midshipman u. 5. Schooner Ewing.
VIM. GIBSON
Passed Midshipman u. 5. Schooner Ewing.
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Hotel respectfully informs msmbers Of Congress md
the city thar he
~prng goods, Of which they might
goods p~spared make
cheap rates. and short notice and invite
everybody call and examine them.
Feb 2wn
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By DYER 4 MCGUIRE, Auotioneers.

FURNITURE, &C., OF THE HON. ROBERT c. WINTHROP
Tuesday morning, lt, 10 o'clock shall sell
residence Winthrop street. Sd
Streets furniture household effects consisting
part,
Superior rosewood piano
Satin damask covered set comprising LOUNGES
social, and six parier chairs
Mahogany plush covered sofa and chairs
card, breakfast and dining tables
Beautiful landscape and other paintings and engavinss
Git-framed mirrors, cAndelabrss, brackets
Mans lamps, vases fancy lanterns
Elegant French China lowered dinner dessert and
Silver plated
Finger tunnbers, wines, champaynes
Bideboard, rockers, wsrdrobes bureaus
French high post iron frame, and other bsdsteads
Washstands toilet feather. beds
Hair, palm, shuck
Looking glasses, fire sets, window shades
chamber window curtains and
ply and ingram carpets
Passaae
Mating, rack, stoves, &c.
Together articles pariculanxe
$50 UNDER cash 80, credit of four
months, satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
Mn6-d DYER MCGUIRE, Auctionscrs.
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When il IN not convenient psr mail
reference To respectable New York viii = ~
6cieat will with prompt attention,
WILLIAM MURPHY
263 Madison street, New Yut
Oers will be attended promptly left Nss
Shell Mott all street, Of Messrs H. Jeroliman Co
NJ Business cards. embossed coors from dies n.
per thousand.
Nov l5-d3m
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CAMERON STREET HOUSE.

.1Ie1dndfld, FUEintd.
THIS spacious finished in ths best modern W
Itfrons ssuh about thirty two feet running back neoo
back buildings, hundred and Atty feet Everything n
has been provided for the accommodation and comfort o.
fam,y To gentleman holding public once in Wsshinron ~
Offers the following perfect healhne~
uston, short and pleasant drive nom city city, mueh
rent, much cheaper living very " soA ~
given but IL rented the will BE- mod.s
Immediate possession he had For further particulars W.
D.o IA lawn AIsranlns.
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DOCKS, &c.. imported 10 order from Europe
ID England for the shilling sterling when by packet
orw when imported by steamer, - cents per shilling
Prom France for the when by packet when by
steamer, 30 cents per franc.
Tine from Advertisements
northern recently appearing the Washington city
papers and who chance tn admire them
whom he been importing for ten years past
AT rates averaging unfequeny
cent have that alternative
Books stationery, periodicals, mathematical instruments
anything from London Paris OF the
Iarge Europe.
fkhNIh Ihhbok
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OBITUARY

Died, in Georgetown, D. c. 9Th inst JAMES oREILLY
Thus touched by blight, passed .hndowy
earthly excellent young
friendship essays
his Endsared ali who him his amsb'e
his aectonss and his unaffected simplicity and
tcness heart he wscuured mind, which
social which moved His
rally good dispositions exalted and perfected by the
the Of Religion which frightened hi. pathway to The
and cheered him that las, when earth and all IL endea
dim and fade He hiss in the spring time
year, and has len the flowers OF this world
unadine bloom morning body
wa. consigned rs august
performed, and beautiful cnlosum
corpse the Rev Mr. Lynch Trinity Church ias.
friends paid the once his
with .orrowns hearts; fer
None knsw hut o love, s.-......
s=. Non. named him but TO praise
Mlrou 10, 1851, r. Mem
DIED.
Sam kls,I,rTs owr.r, Of washington, D. q.
National Hall.
sAsAess, D. rorr,,
Thi. Tuesday, Evening" March H.
viii performed in city, mir, asedy
by Geo H. Miles, esq, Of
MoHAMMED.
Mohammsd Nsahs
ravore dance Mia Inc.
To conclude with the farce Of
RAISING THE WIND.
open 6k performance * O'Clock.
Boxes, second asats, so gallery, esnm
once hours 10, whers pacss and
CARUAI's SALOON.
Positively the last Conert Of the 0ermana Musical Society
WoskirEor this n
THE GERMANiA MUSICAL SOCIETY respectfully annoupr.
ladies and gentleman Of Washington vicinity they
will give another, and positively the last,
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
On svsNro MARoH Ia Cnrud's Saloon, The
principal pieces performed Ovenre.
% Auber and Promebeus by beethoven
cert, the rrstend.nt for Oboe obsao, by ohs
Kuecken, finale Martha Yiotow
Musicale Grand Poonaise from tragedy
Meyerbcer Sounds for Home Mr. schulfss Of the
by Lsbsky Upper Ten Polka by Zeushn o,sr ny
Cung1.
Tickets so cents, for sale At The usual places
Doors open At 7; concert commences At O'Clock.
Mar 11--N
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PRESIDENTIAL MovEMEET.-Forty wing members Of
the Pennsylvania legislature have come out for Genera
Scott as President
On the other hand, the Nashville Banner says:
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0ENCY, WashinGton.-Tbe undersigned, late o. y"
n specon branch OF the Post once Department, ohr h
ces 10 mail generally those Of the
section particularly with the assurance that hrs removal 20
dose initiate against the has for many
tanned in the department for honesty capacity and
refers TO his associates In once Of parties with the"
consent, 10 sustain him therein. -. 4
All orders attend business Of every nature at w s,
government viii be thankfully received and promptly
July A-dn late of rost once Dersrm''
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MORAES TELEGRAPH.
THE Telegraph Company
Gman' aPothecAy shop Pennsylvania avenue,
a few DOOR Of Browns Hotel.
This hs only direct hns Of telegraph from Washington
Dsfrot Cncinnat Louisville, Louis Nashville
Memphis, Vicksburg, and the whole country.
northern Morse once few National
Hotel.
street, opposite the National Inesence
once.
AMOS KENDALL
Jan 7-du President Western Telegraph Company.
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..niders Wine Store, VALIANT phia,
e.s. 70, obtaining al wnss liquor &C. good
Gus sale. made By him 70 Obliged largely to
offering some liquor. imported
BY him lie would refer TO some invoice. :. viz.
rare old and .oms very choice
gallons. specially selected for eon.%ns s"m. sn Hnon.do
bottles. up in Europe, which he challenges equal
The Maa..nia and Amonal.do peculiarly adapted
~os the acid Of many other wines.
from the stock Of "Bumessr opoo and imported d
These fruiy delicate, highly .p
proved by his cusoms because OF their manifest supsro
They Of y.ous bottle. dr.ush by
aslss,s White ~ ro and Msmssy Po among me" some 'e
suffering canno, be
Madeira wine. dry side,
and West Indies, sereia Ac &C. &C. draug and in bottles,
The Moe, s1,a champagne and the splendid sparkling Mo.e
ported BY him. superior TO any other and sold
=. low as mos, Of .h inferior wines nown the MARKET which
s the judge and s.
dozen, 70 the nr elias. o, .rr,ni.I cru" Of Msdoe,
that he can them from his vaults good bottle Of Bur
saaterns and Bar..e Away, on hand in so,,e.
His selection Of Rhine and Me,sls wines. from the cellar. Of
many Mo.es from III. chespe., sorts to the very
choices. vinaees Of the s'enbeg which the best
cosnac e,.nde h. h.. now. I'm.
csebrsied .sht c..i. and is4s IN
hhd and "Dubouche 1914 in hbd. consignment which
Also .h Scotch Monons.hela whrk.y J.m.ie. spirits,
Of IN. shove sold BY r.. quantity
Within on. days ,s.eS Of rh.a.pn., ..h,
graph.
- = Cheap Wine Store, 70 wsnu, street, Philadelphia
John X. Martin. .---
General As emit for Cloiraarh,
for Law uild vs..
S s =: n. sTa Il q bs s
Of the government .sains, individuals
claims arising out oS. w isa Or .1Sn ana al
and facilities for
lpo. paid him. either a, Richmond or
Washington city, will receive Immediate attention.
n ''s"" a"'.
asn "a. s.sson s.s rnS
Ed%"nd 1c m MsMn s HD " %
Hon r. Hose. Assistant Postmaster General and Thom.,
oct5-d0wAwam
WIN. ,. STONE. Jr.
ArToRsrv oourssLIos At Law
once r, corner Of 18th street
HANGING Ac.dcmy--FIrst Course.-Mr r. r. L.,,. n,,
the honor the citizens George
senee Tue-ds October Goth residence on P.nn.yvanin
Day. Washington Tuesdays, Thursdays. and s.,
day. 6esrrs'o~n- Mondays aod Fridays.
p n. mOoE a CO., whe'...i. and Retail Dealer. IN
'hs.,ins blankets. and house furnishing good. generally
D. ''''u' '''~'e" 7A and 'h Streets Washington
Aug 0a-a
h,nt paris Of. suburbs. sale accom-
mohas'ns terms Apply to 'EEN s.I1I
ONE. door ives, Of I,et..n Nan. Penn. sv.n...