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" HITE & ELDER.
Coffee Brokers
RnIitmnre Anril 10 1888

BALTIMORE April 10, 1858
FLOUR.-The mar ket continues dull and to-day we
notice concession the part of sellers Sales
reported Change of 900 bbs Howard street Super
$437h and 400 bbs Ohio do at S42j. City Mills is still
held at $425, In Extra Flour had sale reported of
$50 bbls. Ohio at $40 Howard street quote at s.,
Gs375 Corn Meal quiet, at So 80 for City, and So 10,
nominaly, for Brandywine.
GRAIN-The offerings of all descriptions to-day were
comparatively light amounting to 10000 bushels The
market for nearly all varieties rather fat holders
pressing sales at yesterday figures which barely
maintained The offerings of white wheat something
1000 bushels. Sales reported of about 900
bush at 94a112 cts for inferior to fair and 114d115
for good samples: prime quote l20 alps cts, and
choice would bring 1900 40 Reds were in some re-
quest All of today receipts 10000 BUSH changed
hands at l00a l03 cts, for fair good samples prime
quote at los cts
CoRS-Some 17OOO bush white and yellow were at
market Sales were reported of 5000 bush. white 81 a
e3 cts for mixed, and Ga cts for prime All the yellow
some 1000 bush changed hands at 66G6s for
good
There was no Rye at market We quote it nomnaily at
6Sd7O cts for Maryland and Virginia and "A for Penn
sylvania
OATS in fair supply and prime are in request but
common (which the receipts mostly consist neglected
The sales reported to-day loo bush Maryland and
Virginia at 1896 cts for the former and 80 cts for the
latter
MoLASSES.-There has been but little movement in
Molasses to-day Small sales of Cuba cayed were report
ed at25& cts The market closes very firm at the quota
tons, viz: 35d3G cts for New Orleans 27d2s cts for
Cuba Muscovado and 25d26 cts. for do cayed.
fkoN lsloNS-Ihere Is no change 10 note IN me mar
Bulk Shoulders on private terms. Shoulders are held
firmly at 60 cts Sides at So cts and Hams at cts In
Bacon there reported sales of 50 hhds Sides 80 hhds
of which city smoked, at 9% cts, and Is hhds
Shoulders and Sides 2 for Shoulders and 94
for Sides For barreed meat the market very firm but
quiet. We quote Mess Pork at $780, Prime at S425Lg
S1450 and Rump at S1325G135O Beef is steady SIS
for Baltimore Mess and sI5 for do No / Lard continues
in good request and the market is very firm at 104 G1OK
cents.
RICE---There has been no movement today in Rice.
The market is very firm however, at al for good
to prime samples.
SUGAR To-day we had reported sales of 20 hhds
Porto Rico Sugar at S7l2H and 20 hhds New Orleans at
$675GS725 The stock of sugar is very much reduced
and is held firmly at Sc % for refining grades
New Orleans Sc 5O 81 for do Cuba Porto Rico and Eng
lsh Island S675dS7 for fair to good Porto Rico and
New Orleans and 81 % $50 for prime do The stock
to-day is estimated at 900 hhds.
WHISKEY.-The Market continues dull, and to-day We
without transactions to report We quote city and
country at 81 cts and Ohio at y \ cts
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FROM ST. DoMINGO.-lt is stated that dispatches
have been received from St. Domingo City, con-
tanning statement of facts relative to the treaty
made by our Consul, ceding to government the
Bay of SANTANA for naval station, and for other
purposes named in the secret articles. We are to
have the Bay of SANTANA forever for a naval station
therght to erect all the necessary buildings ortica
tiOns, &C. to coonze the territory adjoining the bav
and fact to become ofthe entire Spanish por-
ton of the island by occupation, for a small sum-
The dispatch also gives the proceedings of the con-
sular corps upon the announcement of President
Baez that he would not guarantee the protection
the Consul of the United States, or its citizens
Upon this Capt. Dunlop, of Fl. NJ. ship Tartar, in
formed him that the so-caled republic was no lon
ger government, and that it would become neces-
sary for Baez to Immediately issue proclamation
relative to their protection in default of which he
would prepare his ship for action and take posses
sion of the city in the of her Majesty's gov
eminent, and protect them himself.
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On the morning of the 10th instant, of consumption
MARGARET A. SHREVE wife of Rev. J. Shreeve, of the
Maryland Annual Conference in the 24h year of her
age.
On the 9th instant of paralysis, ELIZABETH LILLY,
in the 10Th year of her age.
On the 9th instant SOPHIA aged years, daughter OF
John and Catharine Aulbach.
On the morning of the 9th instant, HOWARD, aged 8
months and Is days youngest of Matthew t Sa
rah Jane GoSnell.
On the morning of the 9th instant, MARY SUSANNA,
in the 9Th of her age only daughter of Samuel and
Susan A. Maccubbn.
On the 9th inst WESLEY GRAY, aged 80 years
On the 9th inst WINBERT T. FOWLER, aged 2 years
and Is hours
On the 9Th instant, WILLIAM EMMART in the 47tb
year of his age.
On the 9th instant MARY D. sHECKELLs, in the 54tb
year of her age
On the Sth instant, BENJAMIN F. SHEPPARD aged II
vpor md y mn his
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[FrOm the Nep YORK. Nems.

O. We esteem it a pleasure, resting upon
absolute knowledge of its merits recommend Prof
Woods Hair Restorative the best article of the kind
with winch we are acquainted and which has done
under our observation. all that clams-and il claims
everything implied in its name.
This article in short will restore gray hair to its origi
nal color and add to its growth beauty wherever any
plight or disease has checked that growth
beauty This has been proved in family within few
weeks and In numerous other related us without
the knowledge of the proprietor only to add that
this most valuable article is for sale by proprietor
No 80 Broadway.
CAUToY-Beware of worthless limitations as several are
already in the market called by different Use none
unless the words professor Woods Hair Restorative De-
pot, st. Louis, No. and New York blown the bot
tie Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers
Also by all Fancy and Toilet goods dealers in the United
States and Candas. ap6-d2w.
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BALTIMORE PREsBYrERY.-A Convention of the
Presbytery of Baltimore was held in Frederick city
last week. The Rev. Mr.. Kaufman, of this city,was
CHOSEN moderator, and the Rev. Mr.. Lefevre tempo
rary clerk. Four commissioners-Rev Messrs
Carnahan and Gaibraith, of the clergy, and W. B.
Canfied and Wm- Hogg, Esqs., of the laity-were
elected 10 represent the Presbytery in the General
Assembly to convene in New Orleans the coming
month. The session, which was continued for four
days, was marked throughout by good feeling and
concord of action. There was not more thon 49,,
half the usual number of delegates present.
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April l0.-There will be no accept
ance of the volunteers whose services have been
rendered to the President until after the passage OF
the deficiency bill
Senator Davis is regarded as convaescent.
The Secretary of the Treasury has invited propo-
sails till the 10th of May for the issue of any por-
ton on the five million dollars in Treasury Notes in
exchange for gold.
Messrs. Powell and McCulloch, the Peace Com
missioners sent to Utah, win leave here Tomorrow
The remains Of Col. Benton will go west via.
the Relay House and Wheeling.
OPENING OF THE CONNECTICUT RIVER.
HARTFORD, April 9.-The Connecticut River is
fully open, and the steamers Granite State, Capt.
King, and the City of Hartford, Capt. Mills, have
commenced running regularly between Hartford
and New York, making all the landings on the
river between Saybrook and Hartford These
boats unsurpassed for comfort safety and expe-
rienced officers by any steamers the Sound
routes.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

SATURDAY, April lO-In Cloverseed there - nothing
doing 1t is worth 81 25G437R per Ga lbs Timothy
ranges from So % to 81 per bushel OF FiaNseed the
market is bare, and it is unchanged,
The pbt reeeints of Flour have impaired rather
rmness Notwithstanding the discouraging advces from
abroad but market is extremely quiet There is but
ad are X 600 barrels Pennsylvania and Ohio part at
"a 20 per barrel and part on terms not made public Su
nerfne offered $43 but there is no export demand
fr his description There is steady demand home
CONSUMPTION at S437k up to S525 for common extra
family brands and 1918 to 81 for ncythe latter rate
for Stanons mt. Vernon and Premium 100 barrels
RYE Flour sold 25 Pennsylvania Corn Meal is very
scarce, and wanted at So % per barrel
GRAIN-The demand for Wheat continues limited but
prices unchanged Sales of 800 bushels good Red at
81 O6G 10 per bushel 500 bushels fair White at 81
and 400 bushels good at 81 2s0 Rye is taken as fast
arrives at 20 cts Corn is abundant and prices
unsettled sales of 700 bushels yellow aoa at 1910
disclosing at the former rate 1900 bushels white aoa
at 27S cts and 400 bushels yellow in store at "a cts
Oats abundant, and so active sales 900
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On the Sth instant by the ev Father Michigan MAR
TIN K1NNALLY, to J0HAN A MEYER, both of Balti-
more
On the Sth instant, by the Rev B. F. Brooke WM. T.
KENDALL to CARRIE MEREDITH, youngest daughter
of the late George Appold all of this city.
In Ilagerstown the 9th instant, by Rev Henry Ed
wards, GEORGE FRENCH LIZZIE R., daughter of Col
j. Hollingsworth, all of the above place
On the Sth instant, by the Rev H. Scheb LOUIS BAU.
MAN to CATHARINE BUSCHMAN, both of this city
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MExICo-A PRoTECToRATE.-The New Orleans
Delta learns ''that two movements are on foot
against the Zuloaga Government. The first move
ment is to concentrate body of Americans at Vera
Cruz, designed to assist Juarez in recovering the
power vested in him by the constitution. Rumor
has it that wcll-known citizen of New Orleans is
enlisted in the cause, and will soon make descent
upon the City of the True Cross. The second move
ment in which the gallant General Henningsen is
said to be engaged is push the Rio Grande
force to assist Vidaurri in putting down the Zu-
loaga Government. or forming the three States OF
Tamaulapas, New Leon, and Cohahuia into an in
dependent renuhlic
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CASE OF GARnoTING.-On Friday night last, as
son OF Mr. Caleb Littig, aged fifteen years, was
passing along Lombard street, near Liberty. be
was seized by party of rowdies and whilst one
gagged him, another robbed him of valuable set
OF shirt studs, which he wore.
HOLIDAY STRRET THEATRE.-The new drama by
Thomas Dunn English, entitled, The Mormons will
be brought out at this theatre tonight, with new
scenery, and the costumes and paraphernalia used
in the ceremonials of the Mormon church. This
piece has had most successful run in New York
attracting crowded houses for over three weeks
1t is said to abound in amusing incidents, and as it
VIII be produced here with strong cast of charac-
tiers, embracing that sterling actor, Mr.. Charles
Bass, it will doubtless have equally successful
run in this city.
The BALTIMORE MUSEUM. - This very popular
place OF resort, under the management of Mr.. Wa
den, is attracting the attention of theatre-goers
and amusement seekers. 1t will be seen by the ad-
vertisement in another column, that Mr.. Warden
has engaged Mr.. and Mrs Frank Drew, the cele-
brated comedians, who will give series of enter
tainments during this week.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

FRIDAY, April 9, 1858 .
No. 273. George De Swatz appellant, US. The
United States. Appeal from the District Court of
the United States for the Northern District of Cali
fornia. On motion of Mr.. Attorney General Black,
this appeal was docketed and dismissed
No. ZIG. Stephen o. Nelson & Co., appellants, u.s.
Samuel r. Garner ct al. and McRae, Cotfman Co.,
claimants of the steamer Brigadier General R. II.
the appeees, to dismiss this appeal for the want of
jurisdiction in the District Court was oyerruled
No. Il. Charles W. Gazzam, plaintiff in error,
rs Lessee of Elan Phillips ct al. The argument of
this cause was concluded by Mr. ]. L. Smith for the
plaintiff in error.
No. Y. Francis Selden appellant u.s. Lawrence
Myers ell al This cause was argued by Messrs.
Coke and Webb for the appellant, and Mr.. Bradley
for the appellees.
Adjourned until Monday at IL o'clock
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SIS SEWING MACHINE,
JOHNSoN'S PATENT $50 ELASTIC STITCH MACHINE.
The above Machines for FAMILIES, MANUFACTU-
RERs, &c, not EXGELLED by any other MACHINE
for beauty of STITCH and durability work all kinds
Of materials The labor of hours becomes the pastime
minutes. Every MACHINE SOLD by US kept in complet-
running order the first year. charge to the purcha
ser. Salesroom, No 90 BALTIMORE ST.
L. D. CHASE, Agent
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The Norfolk Argus has long article in condem-
nation of the Bank Act recently passed; especially
that portion providing for the establishment of the
paying agency at Richmond or Baltimore. The
Richmond Enquirer also denounces the MEASURE
The Argus thinks the act is blow at the vtal in
terests of Norfolk -
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO
ARRIVAL OF THE TENNESSEE AT NEW
ORLEANS.

VICTORIES OF GEN. OSOLLO-HIS PROBA-
BILE DECLARATION AS PRESIDENT.
New ORLEANS, April l0.-The steamship Tennes-
see is coming up with important news from Mex
leo.
General Osollo has taken the city of Guadal-
aXara, capturing the entire Government of JAN
erese.
Janerese and his officers were permitted to leave
the country unmolested
General Osollo was on his way back to the
City of Mexico, and would probably be declared
President.
The city of Vera Cruz still held out for the Con-
stitution.
Tampico was besieged by CARA
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DEATH OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT AT


81. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, April l0.-A well attended public
meeting was held here at noon to-day for the pur
pose of making appropriate arrangements to dc
honor to the memory of Thomas H. Benton. Brie
euiogies were pronounced by several gentlemen and
appropriate resolutions adopted. A commit
tee OF prominent citizens appointed to take
such action as may be necessary for public demon
stration of respect to the remains of the deceased
when they are brought hither for interment
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THE DEATH OF HON. I. H. BENTON-INTER
VIEW WITu THE PRESIQENI Sc

VIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT, &c.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Union SAYS that the
interview between the President and Hon. Thos.
IL. Benton on Friday night was protracted, and the
at the visit. Mr.. Benton spoke with extreme solicit
tude for the condition of public affairs, and ex
pressed his painful sense of the imminent dangers
which threatened the country. He exhorted the
President to rely on the Divine support and guild
ance and not upon that of men who would deceive
him
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Considerable difficulty now exists between the
Cambria PA. Iron Company and their EMPLOYEES.
The miners and puddlers have refused to continue
work unless the reduction of twenty-five per cent,
adopted. 8,a
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MARKETS.

New YORK, April 1O.-Flour-The market is
quiet: Sales Of 1880 bbs. State and Ohio have de-
s465@S4eO. Wheat is tirm-sales 1000 bushels
at about former rates. Chicago Spring lOOc; In
diana Red lis cts. Corn.-Sales of y 900 bushels
to-day. Market dull. White 1905 cts; Yellow
Is cts. Pork.-Mess has declined Is cts.-Sales at
$3.50. Lard is dull at lOI@1OA cts. Whisky
is dull at 2l1 cts.
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New ORLEANS, April 1O.-The present rise in the
Mississippi the highest known and the whole
country on both sides from Napoleon to Lake Prov
idence is submerged, and immense damage has been
done. A crevasse is feared but precautions are be-
ing taken. The river is still RISING
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THE ANERICA At ROCTON

BosroN, April 1.-THE steamer America arrived
here to-day, from Halifax, having been detained
below eight hours for pilot. Her mails were for
warded by the night train.
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DOMESTIC MARK TS.
DaSTnN MApEET

= BOsION, ApnI 10
since our last and the sales have been moderate at IS %
so for large, and S2l2kGS2 % for small There is
more inquiry for the latter the close but the stock of
small Goldfish is light In Hake and Pollock no transac
of any Importance. Alackerel held firm but are
very quiet the high prices asked We quote No Mt
sl2dsI so No at sllG 81 So and No 8 at sioGslO
so per barrel Aewives and picked Herring continue
dull at S3dS4 per barrel, as to quality Salmon have
been quiet
GUNNY BAGS-There continues to be considerable in
qury for Guuny Bags and notice sales of 800 hea
w at II \ cts months and $50 bales on terms did
not learn.
Imports from January lst to April Sd.
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INSURRECTION AT ANTIGUA

New YORK, April ll.-An Instruction is report
ed at Antigua. The inhabitants were fleeing and
many had arrived at st. Croix. An English war
steamer had left the latter place for Antigua
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SAILING OF THE VANDERBILT
New YORK, April l0.-The steamer Vanderbilt
sailed hence to-day, for Liverpool. She took out
S235, 900 in specie
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WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING Cos
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES.

For Families, Manufacturers and others.
''In our own family of Wheeler & Wilson'S
machines, and cannot imagine anything perfect
Ed " Y. Evangelist.
126 BALTIMORE STREET, American Building,
fe22tf MERRILL Agent
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NEW YORK TEA SAJE
GREAT FLOOD IN THE MISSISSIPPI


New FORK, April l0.-At the Tea sale this morn
ing prices were slightly lower and the catalogue
was largely withdrawn.
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covered by insurance, in the Equitable and Associa
ted Firemen's offices.
The brick stable of Mr. j. j. Turner, in the rear
OF the Carpenter shop, damaged on the roof to
the amount of about $50, which is covered by insur
ance in the Equitable office. This fire of ncen-
diary origin, the carpenter shop having been fired
from the alley on the west, by placing combustible
materials between the weather boarding. Resi-
dents the opposite side of the street. state that
parties were seen leaving the premises just before
the flames were discovered.
ALARMs-The alarm of fire Saturday night
between and O'clock arose from the burning of
some curtains which accidently took fire, from the
explosion OF camphene lamp in the store Of Mr.
Hecht, on Broadway, Eastern avenue. Dam
age very slight.
The alarm at halfpast 10 o'clock, on Saturday
night, was caused by the burning of chimney in
Plumb alley, in the southern section of the city.
WEALTHY CITIZENS CT BALTIMORE The City
Collector, William Thomas Valiant ESQ.,, on Fri
day submitted to the City Council list of all the
taxpayers in the city, the assessment of whose prop
erty is thirty thousand dollars and upwards
From the list we select the following assessed at
$4,000 and upwards
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PROVISIONS, PRODUCE, WHISKEY

DROVISIONS, PRODUCE, WHISKEY
1000 y: ". Thomas, Extra SUGAR CURED HAMS
1000 II. Brinkmans PLAIN HAMS, in Canvass
$50 Bbls. Mess and No l BEEF
$50 Bbs Ohio High Proof WHISKEY.
100 Bbls. Old Bourbon (some gears old and psreJ.
80 Boxes Gross & Dietrichs OLEINE SOAP.
so Boxes Sawyers CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP
CHEESE. " ''- y Sun '"p''-'' AVE
LARD in kegs, ROLL BUTTER of prime quality.
WHITE BEANS in barrels, &c. &c
A. L. WEBB BRO,
agents for DapontS Gunpo,odeT
ap12eod1w Cor of Pratt and Commerce streets.
g. U ERIOR RYE AND WHEAT
~ WHIsKEYS.
200 Bbs. Choice Old RYE WHISKEYS.
10 very Superior Old WHEAT MHISKEYs.
so very old BOURBON WHISKEYS.
200 Demijohns very Choice OLD WHISKEYS.
- -,' ' JB CHARRoN CO., AGrs,
1872 and 134 Vest Lombard street.
apl2tf tAl doors east of Hanover.
HAVANA CIGARS.
Il 10000 Ell Orbeo Admira Regalias.
10000 Medianoz Maria Luisa
10000 Londres MADEIRA.
10000 Plantation Tulipas.
Just landed per Brig Star Light and for sale by
j. B. CHARRoN 4 CO, Ad'Ts,
132 and 1874 West Lombard street,
apl26 tAl doors east of Hanover
SPARKLING HOOK AND MOSELLE
Of the celebrated House of MULLER, of Eltville, on
Sparkling M0sELLE, in pints and quarts.
Sparkling HOOK, g
Nonpareil Sparkling Hook, "
' J. B. CLARION & CO., Ao,rs,
1872 and 1874 West Lombard street,
apl2H TAI doors east of Hanover
OH0 HHDS. CHOICE MUSCOVADO
300 BbIs Choice NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs.
For sale by GEO. SLATER,
apl2f 10 Commerce street.
ONO BBLS. CRUSHED, PULVERISED
~OO AND CLARIFIED SUGARS.
so Bbls. BALTIMORE BOSTON REFINED sYRUPs.
For sale by GEO. SLATER,
ap12f 10 Commerce street.
Nj ATTN
1tl so Rolls Ga WHITE CHINA MATING, for sale by
+. i. BRAUNS & CO.,
apl2f Corner Lombard street and Cheapside.
iii ERIN
small invoice Labrador, Digby and Eastern, land
ing Cecilia from St Johns and for sale low to close
by RICHARDSON & CO,
apl25t 81 Exchange Place.
IL 500 600 St Johns landing ex Cecilia and for sale
by RICHARDSON 4 CO,
apl23t 81 Exchange Place
TURKS ISLAND SALT AFLOAT.
A 1000 Bushels from Brig 'Mary Holland (now dis
chargng) will be sold in lots low while aoat from yes
sell by HALL & L0NEY,
/ apl23t SO Buchanan's Wharf
SMrTH & BURNETT'S
~ LUMBER YARD,
CORNER GREAT HUGHES AND JOHNSON STREETS,
tsouth side of the Basin, adjoining Messrs. Reeders
Foundry Baltimore. apl2d
" OGE LIS
Y IMPERIAL AROMATIC BITTERS
100 Cases of these very celebrated BIrTEKs just re-
''''e - J. B. GHARRoN Il CO. Sole Agents,
1872 and 1874 West Lombard street.
| ap12tf [Al doors east of Hanover
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C | Z L S

GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFT 81!
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS.
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS.
AT the GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE, No. Al Baltimore
street, corner of Frederick.
mr-25-dtf EVANS & HOYT.
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LATEST NEWS.
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There il no change to note in the market Transactions
continue moderate scale Buyers only operate for i'm
mediate wants The imports from Rio for the first quarter
of the present year foot up 033 bags Coffee against 6
1856 bags for the period of lS57showng decrease of
S0303 bags
We the first arrival direct from Laguayra of 1923
bags, per Brig W. 7. Hall
We quote prime Rio at II to II ctss fair and good 10X
to 1913 cts. Laguayra l24 to l3
& En-
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DEATH OF HON. THOs. II. BENTON.

WASHINGTON, April l0.-IIon. Thos. H. Benton
died this morning at ~ o'clock
1t is understood that both Houses of Congress
will adjourn on Monday to attend the funeral.