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YORK HERALD, THURSDAY 1889
SHIPPING.


CEEAT REDUJTIoN vAkDERBnr HURo-
night betveeu New York souhaA tn and nayre under man
contract leaving this side each alta rse saturday, and ho
IRON Nsw yosx yRou uAvRs AND
FOR ANTON soUrHAMProN
r-f AND HAvRE. rrR sew r0Rx:
yAMOEkBILT, Lefevye. .6apy July 10 Wy Aug q
d oaEt o %ssn a;:i.;, July Wsdy AUG Aa
Tbess saeamahps have waiertigh Compartment Gary
able surTeops Price Of passsge sther wav tho eames
cabin so and 500 second cabin $50 and $00 third cabin ~
CERTIFICATES Issued OF passage from Europe V Amsnsa-
npoC1o deAveyed In London and PARIS
NorICB.-IN FUTURE TIE STEAMERS or rHD
~ line VIII call at Cork Ireland 70 land eAars ana pessco
gers bteaM 10 liverpool calling ut COsk and Wa Lvorpoo
to oOdoo aAgow Dublin Belfast and mos Of the prncpH
towns Ireland greatly reduced retes tho Aeerpoo11
lows
yRon NEW YoRx,
Oily " 6axufoAy, yuy ~
viII " WAShAN0TON.. .easuroay JUL q
A II O'Clock noon. iircm !; visr No. 4 MI.
PAsgAGB
CABIN from New YORK and Philadelphia. Uo
Third ciasa nom New York 70 any Of no abovo named
Return tickets available for AZ msnths 60
Psssenge. forwarded % HATe. fart. Hsmburs Hrsmsa
Then steamers provided With requisita 70 ensure
ne immediate extinction Of are AUD Ne srtctsse dsnnne
enforced with regard % the Of ehs 70 Ire
land by his Ina AVOID The vak and detsnt&ou & cAnne 4 n
Johns ~ ~ nss. proceed % Cork dhss For fssA q
JtjHN q. DALE, Is Broadway, New York, Agon.
In LIVERPOOL WIN. IMAM, Tower BufdlnGn
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DALACE GARDEN AND HALL.
WEEKLY PROGRAMME.

DALACE GARDEN AND HALL
Iuesaay svenias-Grand Concert and Fireworks.
ibnrsday evening eCoucsrt- yocsi and insirunsnsaL
Saturday evening Promenade and vousi UOncert.
No Of the weAsr a. ths new hs
100 W. ''''''ase ~ ssS 1P'es' sss
cAsbTss iwprs.ion Ia. Obtained % % ne e1seDi e
The CITY ss the orsss gwen Psce Gardens eod
Oe his can ony AZ 10
in the eegant hsslthtui and
the privileges 9t snb:crber wsoai addionsl cSarss
the so,r.es e1ciusve a.snaush pars sOo
cannot siss ,heiI :ddres showing that they have
reference are e.;uaea but,ues
gned he hand those Who eajoy tue ordiasry
spu,.on Of god cnzena win ~ the r.a'
s mosh, go which
ns places o. summer ,eso r ugdou the United
they should be made to deserve aud Always sa
would Sc prosscsed from Insult contact
VIII raoe enarscers or Of kHa At s
adoptd which are desEnsd to Sssiu he tepuo
view then q plan .aopta The rules enforced and
always in atendsncethere should be hesaon
themselves The pleasing pav eyes Soieses
OF me easy terms proposed Lev no respectable person he
the names residences and references Dear
s and % E
peui the Hoit Dapsspe successfully pAu
gurated At the alsce Gardens and Hall
RULES GOVERNING THE aOIEEEs DkNsANrE
l. Gentlemen wishing become subscribers requires
rive their name residence and satisfactory reference when
cten viii ce Furnished them for WHICH no charge made
subscriber detected Ia Introducing persop
worthy to with ladies' and viii DO deprived
Of bis ticket ana PUBLICLY EXPELLED.
s. subscriber cae. discs not erte The bearer v. the
Gardens tree OF the usual charge at The gate
Ladies' and gentlemen will be allowed retain their ord
nary caring appsrel-hsts manullas 10 dancing
6 No moknR viii be allowed % tbs foor
subscriber vckes sv.vs = ne d!sponl of the pro-
pristor subiectto be recalled By him at az, tuae
T. person vii be permitted 70 participate IN the SoYees
uness be subscriber obtained
prog rtet0r C. V. DEFOREsT.
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W ATKIMONIAL-A NIDDLE AHkU WID'IW LADY
~ With brance keeping house educ sted prepos
snE tpd Of refined ingr dshies TO form the acquau
Of liberal MINDED gentleman With view stf'
lcrt Fort ansce, ...l
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DkwEBROKER'S sALE-J MoRrIMoEx WILL SELL
ga Thursday July H. at O'Clock larAe lot OF
aa eunnsr clothing choice lot OF lie shy
wye esrrings prs s,uds cbse gold an silver watcher
E. o,dsS of D. kxE9AN, IS Gssaa Stree. Jewery sac
Z, cloeA,
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SALES AT AUCTION.

CasaIFr's sALR OF rsENCa AND AxeRIoAN GAS
- fixtures china. srockery, glassware &C, &c "A. a.
9EISE.L.s suctiosesr % Bowery. win eel this a.y,
July 10 O'Clock at 922 Of T~e1y hrst
street, The enre rich and valuable contained In sad
Store com 9rsipR ge assortment Of gilt and brnuzs oros
mental SIDE gb! brackets In variety Of syes designs
and ais, about 200 soge two, four ak and eight
light chsnde ors valued from 800 to $50 EACH and large
and whs ware tea and dinner large ss,r neat q cut
u salt prssers celery dishes and ohsr articles too
numerous TO mer ton together with china bronze Bohemisn
alec gas making apparatus horse wsgon store hxtures
desk, iron safe, show cases, counters By order Of
The above sale postponed until Friday, 18th inst 8.
time and place
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pARNUMS MUSEUM-PROF. wYMAN. TIN GRAND
II Perlpctentisry OF The Regent Of repre-
sensuvs q me Mysterious and has sssea .aa
every afternoon and evening" A and ii tx O'Clock
ing and Deghtipg crowds with feas CT Ne Mag
peusn, Eprtualhn, Magic ven.roquism infinitely
ned number and wholly unparalleled ia shasscter tue
just Laid ha Eggs the and the larger
II her Baby Anaconda These and TIE Acuars Happy Fa
my. Fictnre Gallery &c all hero yet Adrtsnce cents;
chnaren under Is cents psrques ssas. Is additional
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CnERIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE or A WRIT OF Exc
cuton to me directsd and delivered Will exeoss to sse
O'Clock the foot OF Carkson street all tho
right title. and Interest Of james Savage which hs had
the seventh day o, July, 1850 or at me Of In
and 10 the barge Hudson. alss "Ammsn
HUGH KELLY, Dep'y Sheriff. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
Dated New York July Z, 1889.
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THE TURF.

TINIoN COURSE -TRoTTING NAT oH FOR $40 ASIDE.
~ Friday July Is. 1885, 81 p. two miles and repest
w. D. feaoody names Live cak and driver N
weigh 25o lcs VIM wheean names y Island bell, -
suiky. Entrance TO track 50 cent?
SHAW WHITE, Proprstors
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YOUNG MAN RECEIVING A SAL AIRY OF $500, Is
a desrous OF contracting matrimonial alliance with
sensible well educa.et girl between the sgeso 20 aud %
years who has practical knowledge Of housekeeping aud
would be willing commence life In moderate way such an
one Of appearance may address Fidelity sta
tan D. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

4 YOUNG MAN, q YEARS OF AGE, RATHER GOOD
a looking Of lively and cheerful disposition domestic Ia
h habits. and posessng good moral character who has q
BIS command sufficient make himself aud vito COM
Portable and happy. would like form ne or
peersnce of and and desirious
Of doing al In her to make husband truly happy
Any lady feeling ths she respond above win please
address T. Constant Brookyn Post odice AL communi
cations will DO considered strictly confidential.
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j. j. RENNIE, AUCIONHER, Will sELI, THIS
H. day all The contents Of the elegant brown stone from
hcuss No. % Seventh street At io O'clock
beM description and nearly new having been only
mopths The elegant pianofore ha has been admired
Sale o O'Clock at Is Seventh street. near Third avenue
AUCTION AorIgR.-BUsNaAEs. .FuRKrruRH Ex
u5We& Eleventh street, between Fifth and sixth avenues
1Sh housshcn furniture OF every description bored and
1ngs china and glass packed and moved utmost
care Large twohorse wagons for the removal Of furniture
the country.
A UCTION NOTICE -wELLEs NICHOLS, AUCTION.
"a eer.-By BROWN overwhelmingly, July a. at
DC Tbs stock and fixtures Contained in he rs clss grocery
store to Seventh avenue door below Forty eighth
s% III c.nS
rice, four beams starch, &C. together with the
variety found IN art clsss store also
sacsAoneer's Office IS Nassau street.
A eer : Browns SiCRuLs viii sell On
THUKaDAY and FRIDAY, July Il and Is.
In the spacious gallery salesoo IS Nassau street,
FIsE OIL PAiSTiNGS '''1''"
They ere hre specimens warranted original by the follow
lons Coepe Iiman De Reuter- Davs,ose ssache Krure
mene Rembrandt Hovemsua Wouvermans Ostade Laarnes
md sc SaSea We 1'i e the s sss .:
the pubc and connoiaseurs this SALE They
b'bihon until day of sale
UCIION NorIcE.-ONE WORD TO PRISONS IN
"A Of fine furniture "A lady about giving house
pars to suit those ia want Ieo q one wood psnosora
Call at No. IS West Eleventh street.
UcTroN roTIcu -rHos. BELL, AucrrorEsR AND
a W. 9HOMPSoN.-Ths dsy l0H o'cnck, In the sales
is Es Broadway, general Gale Of furniture
keepins articles. pledged gooos, clothing, DC.
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HENRY Fl. LLEDs, AUCTIONEER. on %
~ Nassau nreet-aEnRY q LEEDS 4 CO. viii sell at
auction friday july 49, At i0x O'Clock 80 Thirty
frat street 0eneel household furniture velvet
Brussels and ingram carpets rosewood IN pesh bed
stesds, bureaus wash Sands eeReres mirrors aurens
pAAeses lace windo curtains and corpces
pets hall stands olclos dnfr and bedroom kerry
beds chairs rockers In hair
dvana sdeboa-ds window shades and holsters
pillows together with assortment of kshen furniture
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UCrION NOTICB.-M. DOUGHTY. AUCTIONEER.
"A will sell this da at 0 O'Clock at % south Tenth street,
williamsburg eeutee household furn u'e OF family leaving
the CITY, Consisting of wood and mahogany paroe and
chamber furniture cArpes pier glass 80 days clock oil paint
iugg chtI cutlery, be1dipg &c
Depeas requie ed from all parties unknown the aucuneer
Catalogues ready
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MATRIMONIAL.

4 LADY OF REFINEMENT Ard EDUCATION WILL,
a open matrimonial correspondence with middle aged
gentleman Of weatn and culture Address Clara Montreal
New York Post office.
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IL y. LUDLOW. AUCrIOeHEa -PERSMPrORY SALE
~. OF condemned stores, yoroer OF GEO SANDERS.
Esq Navy geas-E II LUDTtIW u co. viii sell at pubic
auction wednestay July 90 al IL oc'ock a. the navy
Yard Brooklyn: large quantity Of nre4d beet
pork four rice dried Apples pickles tea coffee but
fef cheese beans vinegar molaeses &C. Clour )a,ge
quantity of Aud roopd jackets umpers frncks
shisla drawers s:inet flannel a6essng shoes mat
resses blank DC. small soresA large quantity Of to
trcco soap teeswRx. h cad ribbon sewing silk needles
tbimbee jacf knives sts and strops shaving
boxes brush buttons combs kettles psn
mustard also let OF old barrels boxes &c lis. OF the
street.
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AEIss FANNY FyrZ FAHRxN, TIVE BEAUTIFUL AND
I'VE talented act ess, Will play Constance 30 night at the No
tropoitan.
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UCTION FOTTCu -THOs. BELL, AUCTIONEUR AND
"A W. 1HOMPSoN.-This dsy l0% o'cnck In the sales
rooms Esn Broadway general sale Of furniture,
keeping articles. pledged gooos, clothing, DC.
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uCrIoN NorICE-To AVOID CONFUSION OF AUC.
"A tlon family about moving 10 the county will se all
ss elegant furniture = private safe con'aas Of r9ssysod
etegeres mirrors, carpets. beds and bedding sofas.
chairs couches kitchen furniture &C. being she furniture
sod for half 10 original coat Also rossw,od octave piano
week, from A. H. Till r. This IL good chance for
housekeepers In want Of good substantial furniture.
NB-Pafes from the will find In attend.
pack shp goods goag Of the city them
10 part Of the city Call early.
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q LBERT H. NIcOLAy. AuCrIOEEER -REGULAS
auction sale OF stocks and bonds - ALBERT VI. NICO
LAY viii tbis day. Thu si2s O'Clock p. H., at bis
.koc ss,a No So William street,:
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE.
Vl The srkac Gentleman will be at DuFFIEI Dc Bene
ft this q bu,sday) even nc.
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UCTION NOTICE j BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
"A BOGAkr-rhs day, at l0k O'Clock. at the auction
1oons No North Wuism street. mortgage ale OF household
and restaurant furniture lounges tables cane and wood
-four coffee looking glasses ecgrsviaga oil ps,oees round
tables clocks lot hooks slate nes 1876 boxes lead
ella case Of $50 India rubber cos' lot of dM beads watch
springs. erocers order. sgoa,
harness. &c. CRARLEs E. ATS Atty. for aortssgee.
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A UCTTow SALE or s,UFrsD BIRDS IN BeOoKLyv
"A on Frtdsy Jolly IS. at lo1G At sis Fulton stree:
snrgs. spgy and in groups go The whole t,
positively gold Also a lot OF carpeaiers tools
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MHALfAN HAIL. wilmington, = Tins NEW
ard elegant .h.asro which Is well stocked vito scener,
and machinery will be for eurfct coming
season apply to DONALD hAcHAk, President, Whining
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INV ard SCEEEnK, AUCTIONEER.- CARRI aGRS,
IL wegops ha-neaa &c e & T. SCHENCK ~ilI sell At
suction Frosy 18Th st O'Clock at their salesroon
Eo IS Essssu sweet ELEGANT Light coupe,
wagon with pole ahats abovs Dnt lite
uaed ok eeat carsge; also light road aud top
CONS haruess, &c
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A UCTION NOTICE-wEILEs NICHOLS. AUCTION
"A eel. BROWNE NICHOLS viii sell on
TBURaDAY and FRIDAY Inlv 4 and tx

UC1ION NCrIcE.-ONE WORD TO PRISONS IN
"A want Of Ane furniture lady about giving up house
Keeping will sell I'll her furniture IN
paris suit those 10 want Iso fine wood pano.ore
Call at No. IS West Eleventh street.
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MORTGAGE SALE OF STEAMBOAT &C.-CHAM
y. bEhs E.IRCsILn auctio seers, olacs us Nassau
erect viii eeB this day 4h fns at 10 O'Clock st foot of
Forty arh street. Sast river virtue Of ch.-l mortgage
me Seam soas named West En- tackle apparel furniture
de-. &C., &C. HUGE OKOM6LE Atty for mortgages.
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AoRrGAGE SALE or HOUSEHOLD FGRsTTURE.-
" By virtue OF chsttel mortgage will expess sale at
public aucsion on Thusiay July H. t l0z o'clock the
FORENOON at 626 ouson street quauty furn
ture consisting Of Bvues and carpets SOFAS chsir
cerrc tableu, bedseada mattresses ocoths &c BY
of the attorney q. LEEDa Auctoneer.
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IN EXTRA INDICTMENT Is OFFERED TO PARTIES
desrous OF purchasug first class city msde pisnofore
for their less III the price Of Inferior nstru
uent will cold at imnnsnse bargain cash hsser
ss the owner has no IT. pearl key' IL
full and has all the latest improvements has the ms
kers three years nom April last This nstru
will found for besuy OF tone and touh
Call at the residence II Leroy place. Bleechef street, near
Broadway.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-24

SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED SrATEs.-FRIDAY
January Il, lS59-Hon. VIM. Kellogg, of Illinois;
Edmond Pendleton, Esq, of Ohio; and Homer A.
Nelson, Esq, of New York, were admitted attor-
neys and counsellors of this court
No. l0l. Richard Gregg, plaintiff in error, Us
VIM. p. Bryant. In error to the circuit court Uni
ted States for the northern district of Illinois. Or
motion of Mr.. Kellogg, of counsel for the defendant
in error, this dismissed for the want of ju
rsdictiou.
No. 269 The Insurance Company of the Valley
of Virginia, plaintiff in error, Moses G.. Morde
cal. The motion to dismiss this cause was argued
by Mr.. Phillips in support thereof, and by Mr. Rob
inson in opposition thereto.
No. 50. Robert Campbell ct al plaintiffs in error
cs. Clement Boyreau. This cause was argued by
Messrs. Brent and Crittenden for the defendant il
errer.
No. 81. Francis A. Dickens lessee, plaintiff il
error, Us. Alonzo Mahana. The argument of thi
cause was commenced by Mr.. Coombs for the plain
tiff in error.
Adjourned until Monday, IL o'clock.
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8READsrUFFs-The market for State and Western flour
farther improved with good inquiry from the East
ern and local trade and fair speculative demand clos
ing buoyany at the advance The sales 900 bbls
at s5G5 20 for superne State; 90 for extra State
s505G5 20 for superfne Michigan, Indiana Ohio Iowa
&C. and S. 707 for extra do incl ding shipping brands
Of round hoop Ohio at S6(G620.
Southern -four is again frmer with active demand.
the sales are bbs at S5655 SIS for MIXED to good
brands of Baltimore; $3.50 for Brandywne so257 for
Georgetowp So so for Petersburg City, s7825 for
Richmond City; $3.50 for Gallego and HaxaIl
Canadian -four better with sales of 400 bbs at
@6 90 for the range of extra brands.
Rye -four is rmer with sales of 200 bbs. at $4,000 25
for the range Of fine and superfne.
Corn meal is unchanged; we quote Jersey at 3d. 3509
ae0 Brandywine s415d4 Is; pnucheons SO 2s1l9 so.
Wheat continues firm but quiet, with sales Of 1000
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The MONUMENTAL CHESS CLUB.-The match of
three games, commenced some three weeks ago be-
tween Messrs. Franklin, Black, Burdick, Howard
and DR.. Howard, on the one side, and Messrs.
Cinnamond, Carvalho, Irving, Douglas and Arnold,
on the other, was brought to close on Friday
evening lastb by the gentlemen first named winning
two consecutive games. We give below the moves
OF the second game, which was remarkably spir-
tied and brilliant one. As an evidence of the in
terest which this noble game has elected of late
we we are informed that the Club already numbers
fifty members and is in a very aourishing cond
tinnN . -
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From our O,cn Correspondent. ]
From Washinnfnn

WASHINGTON, January 23.-Rumors are rife of a
duel said to be impending between Senator DouGLAs
and either JEFFERSON DAVIS or FIrcH, growing out
of the debate in Executive session on Friday 1t is
said, however, that the language of DAVIS although
sufficiently harsh and acrimonious, was by no
means so personal has been reported and was
almost Immediately apologised for by that gentle
man. correspondence. either with view to an
explanation or a hostile meeting, has passed be-
tween DOUGLAS and FrcH, but the affair is believed
to be in fair way of being amicably adjusted.
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PHILADELPHIA FINANoEs.-In our municipal af-
fairs, however, find little cause tor satisfaction.
We are told that the expenses of our city govern
ment for 1857 81 ,062, 1865, while for 1858 they
were S3,864, ,4l2, or S197 ,S53 less. But for this
enormous expenditure, getting little else
than what is required by the pressing everyday de-
mands of our present population. In fact, we do
not get even these. Our water supply is deficient,
and besides streets paved and laid with water pipes
the people sit in darkness because with all the tax
alton, no money be had to extend the gas
mains. With numbers of streets turned over to
railway companies for repairs those left to the CITY
in wretched condition; and the police are even
less efficient than in the days when there was no po-
lice telegraph horde of officials are eating up
our substance, yet the people sit and look calmly
on, leaving political wire-workers to use them as
puppets, having no power of motion themselves
Daily Press.
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From he>Reporter Of the associated Press. !
Later from CaIifnrnia

New ORLEANS, Jan. 22.-The steamer Quaker
City, of the Tehuantepec route, is below, with Cali
fornia advces to the 5th inst and III passengers.
The steamer Golden Age sailed from San Fran
cisco, for Panama, on the 5th inst, with 25O pas
sengers, and 81 treasure, destined for New
York, and S46S, 900 for Europe.
Business at California continued stagnant Money
was scarce.
The State Legislature organized on the 4th
inst. n. o. Stratton was elected Speaker. The
Lecompton Democrats have majority in both
branches.
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DOMESTIC EVS

NEW YORK MARKETS, Jan. 22-AsHEs.-The market
is quiet for pots at S575 Pearls dull and heavy
CoPPEE.-The market is quite firm but exhibits less
yiy the trade having bought freely during the week
sales of 1000 bags st. Domingo at 9xc. cash.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans continues in steady req uest
at u prices-sales of $50 bbs at 42c Foreign is still
dull.
CorroN.-The market is moderately active and all
grades above ordinary have again advanced Ic per i
the sales include 900 bales this morning. $500 yes
terday. We quote:
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INOUESTS.

Yesterday morning Officers Ruark and Marshall
discovered the dead body of a colored woman lying
IN vacant lot, near the of Carey and Pratt
streets Coroner Greentree was sent for, and held
ajury of inquest, whose verdict was that she came
to her death by ''cold and exposure" She was
apparently about so ye ars of age. Her name could
not be ascertained.
An inquest was held yesterday afternoon by JUS
tice Rittenhouse, of the county, over the body of
man named VIM. Vickers. He was found living on
humphreys Iron Ore Bank, in the vicinity of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The verdict of the
jury was "death from exposure" Deceased was
about 65 years of age, and had been seen wandering
about that neighbor hood for three or four days
The body remains at the four mile station of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad waiting for the atten-
ton OF his friends, who are supposed to be in the
cty of Baltimore
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ST. LOUIS Jan. 22.-Leavenworth advices to the
20th state that Capt. Montgomery has voluntarily
given himself up to the authorities to await trial
upon charges of completely in the recent troubles in
Southern Kapsas 1t is stated that Capt. Brown,
the chief of the opposition desperadoes has left the
Territory. No further difficulties are unprecedented
There was no excitement at Leavenworth.
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A NJ U s E M L " rs.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Loves Sacrifice will
be given tonight, with Miss Vandenhoff as Marga
ret Elmore and Mr.. Swinbourne as Mathew Ell
more Sudden Thoughts is the afterpiece.
INDIA PANoRAMA.-This is the last week of the
India Panorama. Pay visit to the Maryland In
stitute and see this beautiful painting.
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HARTFORD TOBACCO MARKET-rbe sales of ne

HARTFORD TOBACCO MARKETING sales of new
leaf at warehouse to-day two crops medium wrap
pers at 20 cts prime at 25 cts and crop
feet at 80 cts all netcash Large sales of old leaf have
been made in New York at prices which are not to be
made public" All grades of seed leaf in br,k
demand Spectators are endeavorng to reduce prices,
and hear of several sales made them reduced
prices within the past week Prospects for high prices
never better than at this time.=Tinfs 10
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

CINCINNATI, Jan 22-Flour is firm and prices un
changed. Whskey is dull and quiet Mess Pork quiet
but unchanged. Holders ask SIS. Shoulders cts.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 20Sales of $500 bales of Cotton
to-day the business being limited previous rates Su-
steady 1900 hhds sold at 6 cts Flour closed at an
advancing tendency with sales of $500 bbls specua
tion at $3.50 being advance of 25 cts Corn contn-
firm.