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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-09
P ROVISION s.


Our Present Stock,
For the information sf Families and others
I give below summary Of such articlStof
&R6cr54F7 PRoDUc = F,
6kklk2S as now have a hand.
Brown Sugar, Fair to Choice, Crushed,
Coverings Philadelphia. Pulverised
do do Double Loaf
do do, Small Loaf,
st. James Refinery, Coffee,
Choice Rio and old Java,
RICE, Louisiana and
Carolina; TEA's.
Imperial, Gun.
powder. ,lng
Hyson, black
&c, &c.
PICKLES, quarts and half Gallons SrlcTs,
Ginger, Nntmcgs, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mus
tard and Pepper; FISH, Sardines, Her
ring, Goldfish, Maclere in barrels,
quarters and Kits; OIL, Olive x
Lamp Oil; WINES, Champaign
and Claret, Champaign Cider,
in bottles; MAcARonl ard
vermicelli ALMONDS,
Raisns, Tomato and
Pepper Catsupi
Goshen & Western
Butter; Western
reserve Cheese:
BEEF TONGUES, Sugar Crackers, Butter,
BIscUIT, Soda Biscuit, Pilot bread,
BUCKWHEAT,
Onions, Potatoes, Lady Peas, Crowders,
Soap Candles, Starch, Salt, Flour. st. Louis
and Ohio; Lard, Shoulders, Clear sides, SUI
gar cured Hams; Vinegar, Saleratus. Soda,
Wrapping Paper, Brooms, Tobacco, Well
Buckets, Water Buckets. Cotton and French
Irvine, Baskets, Wash Boards, Sleeves,
Clothes and Plow Lines, Cigars, Fir.
Crackers, Wooden Boxes, Powder, Saot,
Caps, Bar Lead, Nails; Whiskey. barrels and
halves, common, extra Old Rye and Monon-
gahala, New York Brandy aud Gin. Com
mon and Fine, Cement, Platter Paris, Sand,
Plasterers Hair, Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran. &c.
The greater portion of the above articles
can be purchased at retail and near all by
the package or quantity. My facilities for
buying are of the best and for the CASH,
am in market with any man or any house;
my store will always be found open until
O'Clock at night.
nov 10y. JOSHUA BEAL
Church street, opposite Harvey House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

~ Chie Judge of that body About three years since ~
resigned his position upon the bench and commenced the
practice Of law In the city of New York.
LECTURE OF rnE Hon EDw. EvKRrrT-The brilliant
course Of Lectures provided by the New York Hstorosl
Society for the benefit Of their Gre proof building fund \
to DO concluded this evening by lecture In Metropoav
Hall from the Hon Edw. Everett the successor Of Mr.
Webster as Secretary Of State Mr. Everets reputation
as an orator and literary gives promise that thu
lecture of this evening will form worthy finale 10 The
course.
TH ACADEMY OF DEIGE-The rooms Of the Academy or
Design yesterday visited large number Of ladies
the public opening takes pace to day. The exhibdsoo
supasses that OF all previous and cannot fail
be source OF great attraction to all lovers of art
RELIEF NEW York VOLUNTEERS The commit
tee appointed by the Board Of Aldermen to investigate
the condition of the surviving ew York volunteers INST
at the Library in the City Hail. yesterday afternoon to
hear farther report the subject Some explanations
were made In relation to proceeds Of the Heller oensh
and the amount received by the committee bshsf of
the volunteers Nothing definite however, was doqs
towards progiding permanent employment them T0
committee having deferred the further o
that matter t Wednesday afternoon; at three O'CLOCK
when another meeting win be held.
NEW YORK 0spHAs AsyLuu-The arniver..rv ~ t,,,sr
institution win be held at twelve o'slock, to- day in
Niblo's. -
FIREs.-At sarly hour yesterday nrorniuu a 6rU
broke out in the bakery of William jelly No 4e6 Seyens
avenue of Thirty fifth street. which, was not a.
nsushed before property to the amount Of s4Oo was
destroyed.
About O'Clock yesterday morning fire vss di.cover.x
IN the frame dwelling house No 2S Madison street, ana
before it could be engushed the flames spread TO the
adjoining houses which were very much damaged. Tho
IRE department, Notwithstanding the lateness of the
hour were promptly or the spot but despite thsr exer
tons the flames spread rapidly stream of water
could be brought TO bear On the building.
About 81 O'Clock Last evening, the premise No 87
West Broadway were discovered to be fire; nut the
flames quickly ext;nguished before any material
damage effected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19
American Tract, Society.

The Executive Committee of tine American Tract Sc,
ciety held their monthly meeting Monday, the 1s.a
inst, Rev. Or. Knox in the chair.
Letters read from fron Hon. Peter Brown Of CO.
penhagen; Rev. N Benjarsin, Constantinople Rea NJ.
wipslow, hadras; Rev. J. Porter Northern India Rev.
Mr. snth Bangkok; and Raw. Mr. Baldwin, China, appeal
ing aid in sustaining the successful operations Of the
press in their respective fields Of labor.
Among the Armenians in Turkey the press 4 exertns
a NEST powerful nfusnoe The wife of distinguished,
wealthy Armenian In Constantneple had pad 5000 fsr
translating The lilgrm's Progress into her native
tosgue.
Rev. Mr. Winslow speaks Of the great apance Of the
influence of Chrstnni in the last twenty years. the
Hindoo mind, which is felt and acknowledged by the
Hndoos themselves, many Of whom aroused in self
defence to vindicate Hindooism and inadelity.
The Treasurer reported the receipts Of the year ending
April 1-For publications soldS23 252 81 in donations
STAT 574 64tota 1884 49, There have been granted
during the year. in publications 63 9S9 976 pages in
value $ $50 exclusive of 900 remitted in cash to
foreign lands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19
THE MILITARY.

A .CARD.-IN ANSWER TO A COMMUNICATION
slsi.
" aus % d 60 to the and get Of body
twenty the not My ered
s, in h
had gained the love and admiration Of his fellow
isssy having some peculiar
s If s
A. an earlier hour than it possible for learn
a he he "a. a. e l. x .
t sss 10
Commandant Of the Tompkns Blues and his Of
and to pnS sh the matter positive
tho s my to attend tho
Capt; BH;sos Dear srThe funeral q the Lieut..
at o'clock, p H. The Tompkins Blues are particularly
invited by Mrs. Thomas. In haste respectfully
s-The body will be brought down this afternoon.
ha
e s;
n1'
Waugh and the company which have induced
the command to ask unpleasant questi Once
more upon the subject Of the funeral not willing
submit to prejudced minds, but will submit military
gentlemen and military rules j. Waugh did not hesitate
e say to me and IN Of my First Miller
the Of the funeral Now simply ask under the
circumstances j. L. Waugh being at that time Of
the City Guard had he other citizen right to
forward and mako funeral arrangements and limit the
credtabe force upon important 1t
the determination of Lieutenant Miller and myself to
the body of the lamentcd brother soldier until
Sunday, and tender to the independence Guard in
vtaton to honor the occasion with their
as the deceased when living always expressed desire
that they should act in conjunction with the Blues should
he be called by the cold hand death from his family But
OF fthe opportunity Of comforting honors to tho dead and
credit to my command Matter with the
stated facts was furthered and ut the time received
notice Of the hour of the funeral H. Waugh the
OF Mrs Thomas stated that her desire that the death
Of husband rnan entire until he placed
IN to inform of his brothers sisters
OF his DEATH But having number in
ally acquainted With every member OF his fathers family
and knowing the true love Mt the sisters entertained
hearts and hands from that base STAIN by sending them
the death Of the brother and announcing the
in the daily papers, and regret to that the tears that
fell from his sisters the only tears that fell
that corpse To close have only favor TO ask and
that amply that gentleman will forward and
make aragent of himself matters that
except my command. 1t is well known fact that the
to transact then business without the influence assist
j. BEssON, Captain Tompkins Blues
New York, April l9, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

New ORLEANS, April 15 1858.
The America s news received at to day, and
has caused excitement in the cotton market The
sales have been bales at advancing prices Mddng
is quoted at 10c 10c The increase in the receipts at
all the southern ports, amounts to 1886, 900 bales
Nkw ORLEANS, April 49, 1853.
Rio coffee is dulthe sales of the week barely reaching
$500 bags mostly at &c. 9c. The stock hand is
AZ bags
MoBuF, April Is, 1883.
The sales Of cotton during the past wsek have been
600 bales the receipts Of the period and the
exports IA 900. The stock on hand Is $1,000 bales
CHARLKsroS, April 1s, 1858.
Cotton is quiet AID unchanged-ti sales to day
restricted to bnles prices ranging from sca c
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From Philadelphia.

ANOTHER MURDER-RAILRoAD ACCIDENT.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1s, 1859.
James 0Nel last evening stabbed George w. Solley in
racas at Cedar Grove in the upper part Of the county
killing him instantly. O'Ne committed to prison
by Alderman Fenton KensiDgton The murder occurred
at Jennings Tavern ONeil had difficulty with soey
the baoo. The landlord separated the parties when
Soey went into the yard ONe laid in watt and stabbed
soey twice in the breast he out soey turned to
escape when ONe stabbed him twice in the back caus
ing his death in few minutes The quarrel is sunnosad
to have been religious one, ONei being Catholic and
Soley Protestant The Coroner held an inquest this
morning.
The early train from New York, this morning ran OF
the track near Trenton No hurt and the pas
sengers transferred to the nine O'Clock train and
reached here about o'clock The papers and baggage
left behind through careossness and did not arrive
till fve this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19
Tho Gardner Trial.
TESTIMONY OF CAPT. ABBOTT.

WASHINGTON, April 18. 1863
In the Gardner case to day occupied in the cam
nation of COL E. W. Abbott who accompanied Dr. Card
ner and Capt Slocum to Mexico in November last He
described his journey to Laguinia his visits to the
mines in thst region, identified the mining Decd Ssc,
substantially corroborating the testimony Of Capt So-
eum He identified the letter he wrote to the Commits
sion in answer to their advertising offer of reward
for the mines; Also their reply and his reoinder said
bis obsct was to get the reward and in the of
not personally point out his mnes because he had been
instructed by his counsel to hold communication With
the commits asioners
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19
The New York Young Mems Christian Asso.
ciQtlOn


Tie regular monthly meeting of this assoc alton was
held last evening at the suyvesant Institute There
was large attendance of members. Mr. O. p Woodford
president, took tha chair Previous to tia commence
ment Of business the chairman read the twenty third
chapter of the Gospel of St. Mathew after which Mr.
s. w. Stehhns gave an extempore prayer. The minutes
OF last mdeNHg read and approved The reception
Of new members was then proceeded with, and tho
names Of great number of gentlemen proposed at lass
meeting were read when they admitted either NJ
active associate members.
Mr. FRANCIS 2. BUTLER read the usual essay, taking
for his subject Christian Benefcencc The author apoIo
gzed for the ongth of the document Int when he cam
to treat the subject in scrptural point of view, he
found so many texts crowdng upon him, all inculcanx
the exercise o christian charity as benp most ACCENT
bic to God that he almost lamented its brevity The
contents OF the paper were heard with much attention.
Messrs DAVIDSON, WILLIAMS and CoRIEr made rc.aarim
upon the subject of benehcence, both regarcs tho
ment to the poorer classes and their children.
The reports of the various committees next in
order.
THE LIBRARY co4srr1rH
Mr. BaopwER reported that the committee ha expend-
ed 1919 Of the money assigned BY the association Tho
library progressing and woud open by the arst Of
May II would then contain aaout $50 volumes The
Of the money wou be laid out urou It after
wards.
lEcruxs ,coxMrrrK
AR. H. CROSBY reported-That the Hon. Rufus Choa&a
had been lately elected nsmber of STATE Conyenton
which be convened for the PURPOSE Of discussnr
alterations in the State Constitution of ,stts
The honorable gentleman regretted in letter. that he
could not lecture before the association in
wkyS MEANS.
Mr.. LAWSON N. FULLER reported-The committse found
that the association had of 81 to its cSsdit and
out Of debt. 1t absolutely necessary that 1t
should have of 500, in order to srtan II fo
the coming year.
FURNISHING Cc.lsuTTE
Mr. BUTLER repeated that one thousand copies Of the
rules and general affects of 1e ALTON had been
printed for distribution.
The Statistical Committee die aot repArt.
Mr. III N BBErs reported from a corsmittee, which
commended intimate and close alliance Of the body
with the memlers of the German Christian Union
Upon molten Of Mr.. ChosBy, il resolved that ths
Secretary coavey the thanks Of .ho Association to ths
Trustees Of e Presby Church. in Union place for
the Of r church sdiHce upon the Sunday Of March
9th.
The Chairman annaunced tia. the anniversary meet
ing OF tia Association would be held the Reformed
Dutch Church. lafayette place That meeting would bs
addressed by the Reverend Dr. Rethune Mr.. Raymond,
and AePably Judge Duer. The meeting then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19
Jersey City News.

SERIOUS AcuDKNT.-Yetterday morning at 0 O'Clock,
German named Alcase Moke, OF Pennsylvania. was run
by the Newark ran the Deep Cut and both Of
his legs SEVERED above the knee the other be-
low He stepped upon the track after the train from
Philadelphia had passed. to avoid down train then ap
preaching, whom he struck by the Newark He
was conveyed In state of exhaustion 10 the New York
Hospital,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

CAMgsL osGooD, AUcTIoNEER osGooD 4
r1 Sn street. :: sa: sssa q
or bedroom and kitchen furniture consisting Of sofas
s:s sss Rs''l' Top tables ''a'''d' ''d' mat
ss,} or,1eE
5 nssssss
she
'is ns n.sus III s n i
CTANDARD ROSES AT AUcTIoN-J L. vANDE.
s M Y sell t9aay April 18th at lo 0losk at
from tho garden Of D. Boil Of Ffteth and
WIN. IRVING I CO., xUcTIoNEERs, WILL SELL
y. a. sn Tusss A =
i'ss e
%f:a 1;II
bsds.esds dressing bureaus washtands hair mattresses
msnt Of copper kitchen furniture, &c.
w PELE,, AUCTIoNEER.-sALE OF $50, MARBLE
manssls also me %onument; $ mt. sawed marble engine,
April is :. lo5z O'clock tho warsrson: oiMr Flannel
snd
plain mantsls Of all descriptions of foreign marble
ts stock sawed marble On wsaa.sdsy
polishing FERNS four %enths
approved endorsed notes
WILLIAMSBURG AUCTION sALE-A LARGE
and splendid assortment of furniture, consisting of
sofas teteatetes rockers tables of the
mante ornaments paintings silver
articles too to mention The sale will place
on the 2lst inst, at No. % South Eighth street.
JOSEPH w. HAVEN Auctioneer.
WILLIAM Writers, AUcTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
w Wednesday at O'clock at ls7 Canal street, large
quantity household furniture consisting rocking
and other chairs book French plate pier and ante
glasses clock, dining, and tables
paintings stair rods Brussels
oil cloths mahogany French bedsteds hair
large feather beds marble dressing washstand
wardrobes and kitchen furniture. Also, pianoforte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

NORFOLK, April Is, 1853.
Schooner Augustus. Mocre of and for Wilmington sup.
posed from New York, is ashore ut Killy Hawk.
BALTIMORE. April 18, 1853.
Schooner j. L. Sturges, from New York for Baltimore
went ashore at the Rock Bar Saturday night Part Of
her cargo taken Off by the steamer Sum- which went
again to her relief
PMIADEPHA, April Is. 1853.
The schooner Ella, from New York for Washington
N. c., went ashore on Saturday night Newbolds
Point, Cane Henopen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

LNxEMPT FIREMEN. THE QUARTERLY MEETING
I of the Association Of Exempt Fremen will be held at
Firemen,s Hall in Mercer street Tuesday evening 10th
inst, Mt 71a O'Clock. =. w. ENGS, President.
GEORGE w. WHEELER, Secretary
A SSOCIATION OF EXEMPT FIREMEN.-THE MEM
IA bers of the above association hereby notified that
the regular quarterly meeting will be held ut Fremen Hail.
this (Tuesday) evening, at O'clock.
GEO. W. WHEELER, Recording Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19
Cabinet Sc xiOns.

WASHINGTON, April 10, 1853
The home correspondent OF tie Washington Republic
says the cabinet have ceased their daily meetings coming
together only thrice a week. Their three last meet
ngs have been devoted almost entirely to the ccnsder
ton Of the Nicaragua and Honduras questions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19
Court OF Common Pleas.
Befora H0a Jud0e In0raham.

ACTION AGAINST POLICE OFFICER.
APRIL B.-Hirdm 4. Frost ~. Luke Gdrey.-This was
an action against the defendant policeman for assault
and battery The defence set up that the plaintiff
bad been committing breach Of the peace, and was
abusing the police that the defendant laid hold Of plain.
tif and scufie ensued. The jury rendered verdict
foy plaintiff, $l0o, which caryiea full oosA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19
Ship st. George Sunk Mt Sen.

BosroS, April 49, 1853.
The bark Eliza arrived at this port from Apdrossan
fell in wth the 28th March, in lat 49, on A. the
ship ST. George, of Yarmouth, N. s, from Glasgow for
Boston, in sinking condition, and took of her crew.
twenty one in number The St. George sunk at 4, p. NJ
on the following day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19
ID c. KEMP, AUCTIoNEER.-

- c. KEMP, AUCTIoNEER.- SALE OF HAND.
III. some Furniture and Piano Forte this day at 10
o'clock, at 6s Twentys street near 4th Avenue r.
hsmp VIII sell NJ auction ~ Apove, THIS DAY al the
ceent order and consists Of rosewood paror furniture
SUITE in rich crimson brocatee piano
forte handsome rosewood extension tabe large Gothic
book rich tapestry carpets oil cloth carpets rich chi
With handsome assortment Of chamber furniture best
curled horse hair mattresses Ao also ktshNp furniture
Catalogues on tho pcynpg Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19
The Banking, Basis. Bili,

The Banking Basis, Bili.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE THE NEW YORK ETRALD.
ALBANY. April Is. 1852
The bill authorizing the Superintendent Of the Banking
Department to receive city stocks basis for banking
did not become law An idea prevails through the
State that such bill passed. W.
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Duel Amicably Settled.
Marine Disasters.

LOUISVILLE, April 18 1858.
The affair Of honor between OIIara and Cummings has
been honorably adjusted by the friends Of the parties.
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Destructive Fine Mt Cincinnati.

NlNtINNAII, April IS, 1903.
Doughty's drug store the of Fifth and Main
Streets together with four stores Fifth three
Main ST. eet all in flames. The goods will be par
TALLY saved
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B.nrIxoRE, April Is, 1868.

BALTIMORE, April 49, 1858.
The Mobile papers, n recording Vice President Kings
arrival there, regard hiA case eas hopeless
public dinner to bs rendered to- the officers Of the
Fulton, acknowledgment of their kindness to Mr.
King.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

AZ q Thirty choice plots grssnd saa Il
Sse!.y Vii = Gensay xpsIl ss.s ssissS,
plot: isodss
Z. S1 sss :sss,
IL ';s ;Sst s:s:. IN ssss
Gr:.
sd and planted 'front.' o the Is feet apart and
ss' lite ss S It, n: OF
viii ss ss IN T
s.se 81 Ta5moant. Upper Morrissna, fsursssn choice
from
nns ss
:.s s "c :s sn s s % eaS nns fas
day T1s a, e, g ibis
ss.y snd All
@
hs viii %
Hs & 4 Pdh.% a. the & bar Close to
s s1 ss:a
s s 70; @ 1ss s ss,n
81, ;'s
r Chiffon. AUGTIoNEERa :, HANDSOME HOUSE
ins: nInszsi she'll, antlsqss Tassasy SpsiI is
s sSsSs,ss iss.
n Ss
s s ss1 w vss Of &
ofhoe of the auCtionesr, No . Wall street.
.RY JOSEPH MEeEMAN AUcrIoNEER;-wEDNEs;;
DAY And a.a ~ street,. @ ~ tooy ssnSe %
len Same day a. precisely
na s % saen aoa kitchen
RY,wM. g, MCLAUGHLIN. AqcTIoNEER-HogsE,
40 O'Clock NJ at $40 Hudson street southwest corner
tent. sale will commenec with Kitchen furniture.
.RRANcH 4 MCDONNELL, AUcTIoNEERs ,lls Full.
sale Of eeea furniture BY satalosHe Wed
bssSsn 1s1rs whole I
eh costly contained in said house. consisting
Brussels s.rpe., ssgantIy carved
douins stsa tsts ysltaire and chairs
ss P %an a css' pss
aacsns frames fine oil splendid
marble VIII Ss6s; ysSs.s
carpets china dinner SET cutlery plated and glass
other bedsteads feather beds hair
and beddhg marble top bureaus washtands and tables
Wardrobes and chairs, toilet sets, carpets, 30.
Also the basement and kitchen furniture Catalogues
the stsre on Tuesday tho 10Th
LxECUTORS' SALE. = CONTINUATION SALE OF
" furniture, silver, &c. = HENRY Ii. LEEDS a Co
will sell at auction this day at No 55 White street at 1917
ture mahogany and with plush and plain
cloth; French bedstoads pureaus and furnure
of oyery variety hao at II NJ precisely about three hun
red ounces OF silver Also, large quantity Of bedding
bed linen, mattresses &C.
II COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-sALE OF GROCERIES
of every desert ption, &c-Tbis day, Tuesday April o
at 10a o'clock at 1S Riyngton street, of Christie
the entire contents Of the store will comprise
sugars teas coffee, spices, butter cheose, lard candles
counters fixtures &c also assortment of wines
liquors dc Sale will be percmpory, rain or shine.
FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES, HORSES &C., BY
Of Greenwich most fashionab open barouche
extra heavy silver plate and very light bret by
Lawrence little used; dark brown horse
sound and kind beautiful white mare several
harness, &c. WELLINGTON A, CARTER, Auotioneer,
LNINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-HENRY IT, LEEDS
IL CO, huctioneers will sell at auction on Tuesday
ths day. April 18TH at the residence No 12G McDouga
street between Amiy and BECKER at lO o'clock n the
furniture contained in said house. consisting of parlor
and dvans In hair CLOTH mahogany pianoortc 6s
fave made by Stoddart pier glasses slabs and brackets
marble Top centre tables elegant grandos card tables
ronze and ormou clocks and candelabras curtains Bed
mattresses pslisssos ingram carpets hall stands book
'ne sale wall commence,
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CHARLESTON, April 1s, 1853
The Dade county. .(Ga.) court house at Trenton was
burned down the 18th inst The clerks books of the
Superior and Inferior Courts with all the papers, and
also the Grdnary's books were consumed.
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The Catholic School Question In Maryland, &c.
BALTIMORE, April 1s-9P.M.
The Catholic School bill was taken up in the MARYLAND
House OF Delegates to-day and referred back to the Com
nttee Education, said committee being increased by
the appointment of one member from each county.
The Southern mail TO night brings New Orleans papers
Of Monday and Tuesday last.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NE WS BY TELEGRAPH.
TsrEaRAPMc OFFICES, CORNER OF HANOVER AND BEAVER
srRnrs. AND No. 203 BsoxDwAr.
TINE HEALTH OF VICE PREMDENT KING.
~~>~~~>~~~~>>~~>>~>~~
The Banking Basis Bill in New York.
~~~~~~>~>S~~~~~>~~>~~~~
Progress OF the Gardner Trial.
S~>S-~~~~~~~-~~~~>>>~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
&c.y &C., Ac.

vIcs PreslSent King, &C.
CHARLESTON April 18, 1869.
Vice President ENG went up the Alabama yesterdc5g
He is sinking slowly and opes entertained of his,
recovery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

"A UCTy0N sALE-BY ]. d. HOLBROOK CO., AT
IA their salesroom 10f Maiden laneThis day TuesdayJ
at O'clock hothouse plants standard and dwarf stand
ard roses pink verbenas &C. forming large assortment
Of choicest kinds ALSO variety of flower Seeds from
the Hon f. n. Bssell, Of Orford N H. and warranted