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SOmbrerO Guano.

SOmbrerO Guano
> tons al Phosphate Guano just from somhrcro Island,
C West Indies the Richest depose Phosphate Lime
Known The world containing between 10 aud 80 per Of
friends and the public generally who deal in fertilizers
will sell Northern prices delucng actual expenses 10 this
place
Pamphlets containing TIA analysis, &c. urnshed appca-
MoCORKIE II co, Sole Agents.
april dSeu. Main Street L.nchburg Va
i NY customers fall due July,
n s far IN nuIs r, ,; w ,"sv which, n VIII I IT,
c"nfehtDi, and that NIL such will call.
June li.i'r. PsEABtEY.
Cheap Groceries.
w invite II attention f farmers and The public generally
w IL our stock OF GEotEkiEs, consisting In part Of S
G- Candies Cotton Yarns, &c, Ac which will sell low
may a,,' iapts - ~ siArLfs MARTIN 4 CO.
Watches and Jewelry
g ril su6.rriOcr has now in store, ihS largest stock
C, 10 the puniir Also, anc lot Of tLOCKs~to all u
49, which he invites the a"nie" :" the p4bis before pur
CHASING Loot 2sitsl - 1AMf.s DlNM lI,DlE
Virginia Land Registry and Agency
AfFIcE, LlNcnBuRo, A.Irin nndsrsigned,by request
AZ AGfNcl foE TlE SALE OF LAND; The Object Of
nnI lie viii Keep in his .olcc land EEGisTER con-:
clung quantity quality location price, terms and other
formation essential to be known BY DESTROYS of nrcha
In this way persons unacuancd with the country, wish
ing purchase without delay, have such plantation
aud seller once be able to insect each other And on the
rac, concerned, without that noorci, which Is oien unicas
aui within itself
Persons who wish the aid Of this Office In selling must give
fun description of their and,n order that fair and candid rep
r,ss,tation ma, be made 10 the purchaser
This Agency will he advertised in the most promineot agr
All COMMUNICATIONS must he postpaid and If an answer is
required must be accompanied with postage stamp, aud they
will be promptly attended To-
LEYBURN WILKES.
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Bags! Bags,, Bags!!!
THNllE James River Misunderstanding Company prepared
Il furnish 10 uny extent their superior double WARP
RAILROAD BAGS-in Inc manufacturing of which
has been taken this
Also Plaster, Guano Gram ana Mill sur BAGS made
der and the reasonable
Each bag viii he BRANDED, If desired with charge: nor wi
AN, charge Dang boari !s r
Address orders to L. b BENTLEY. Asrni.
june 20 div &ih,nd2aw6e#. Ecninou,t a.
ArAED, DUPI & CO.'S DARK BRANDY Vintage ISL
~ pipes, lIeiuessy AMI bands
d, Imported Port Made, W inc sariou. tua tur
safe by lJuly liits JONES ~ CO.. I.c,nuni.
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HOUSEHOLD LIBRA Y.

HAMPERS MAGAZINE for Augus,-,iust received at
IL II. &. NlCrOR'S,
July Tts i53 Main Street.
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UIoouLUTIun

IA HiA large lot Of Cpler Leather just Received and
~ i"'s FRANKLIN i: BRO
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a ~ HEX 81 PPLf OF NEW GOODs-I;ru CT J,,v
n 81 am tiis hi receiving Lawn Robes iiocs par
"H9 ';A'soh SArs iaecs. Ribbons, Gloves and MANY %
sina profit Tor ASH. JNn , III ov soin nj
Jul. lu-ds ~ ~, -
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u AZ nc. anN % les Cuba and MUcoyado Mulass; s
july li-,lts .i.,XEs l. ~ ','"i, 'ui sac d!
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h "A FINE GiEEN AND BLACK 1EAs-We b.y, inst
&bH received resi suppl, vi Green and Black cas-; sue
As u "i' are oi Yer! superior quaiii!, sold
GA ,'iI,llo,iataiig terms - "
march l3,i.s LEE pnrKE l. ~
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Preserve Your Fr1it

IahfE sar!in,r kce. t,isjai ~ On hand U,,, si,rL of
Il 'i''' '" Giass ir serving ias Arthur sell seam.
'''H al it' ''''"tF ft"ii tia Ii,i,,
f"',I"arc frH Jars: ass. Lass Jars Nitn ,o,E on3,
f1i "'tii'nN ae, obilAH Aud ,ars Can am. mn
ne -. I'M t,hI Emo u Jars. sale cIv;.,
ANDI.LN BOYD,
jim -'-''' ~ AsdiA sire l. Ii nci,ur.. Va.
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ORANGE a ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD
G0WA -

guyHK Train leaves daily N, NJ ff tnrd"ns
u Vile counectiAg WITT ihe Trains M the virginia rns
and TIE WEsJ and with the Trains On The Ma
nasaaa Railroad Woodstock ani Intermediate linA
The Trails daily tsnpdsy nights crcsied ST rek
p NJ OF RscHzesG EKw oALs.ss ArArHs and ni'rnedA'e
~ Thrcush Tickets Railroad station
The Trains leave Goreas lie daily At la A. NJ md 1918
r. n. arriving Alexandria ri . =. NJ, and A. NJ
sep Adts j. Il NlCkLIS Tick, + Agent
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Il - teceh Cd splendid set Vi Walnut PAELok FuRNI-
- ne, hnisied la flush. Pleas. call al. So, IL
~! "-utN. JOIiN j. L, ~ Aurnl
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Bath Alum Springs.

IN All, Batn Alum Springs.
~ Mills iOM MILBURI Ut,tU Y n d u
a. ,u aken charge OF this establishment am prepur,a
70 accommodate boardcrs a .,r
Ny r DC SURPASSED in the mountains ibis season.
ma " VI 'ie management OLD Sarset Sna;nos
iu nore recent! Tie HusAin0ton Uomse i, nsps'
guests. f''' VI my disposition 10 please my
IN nc ba'h Alum is admirably cons,ruee, md o,,a 4,
an region ut the base of lie Wsrn S,r@
n u' el9o! ing an atmosphere UNSURPASSED Tor s.i,,
a ing 'afies. Of mineral waters alum and ensivs..ss
res, n,aj ei Kind US any others in state and ihe u
-. TERMS:
u!, ~; per week, $40: per month of four v..k. son
b. l" music from New ork band nryl., n GOV
ri the lou-e. "''''o"scn0Fye To The guests
Ia ~ ,I trn'N ana with determination to pe.sa hon.
- - NJ u 'uh W Tue last dai
June lI-c:aM rorlrps. H. oNEAD
- ~, CO. : FRENCH BI.ANDY l. ,p,,,r
Min. t., i,Ge 1901 ouerT Iu' Coz. e. In ,,.h,s PORT
Ard An ohs-i0ath, nd oue-n pirea vary old
July ri d.. "' JONES Co.
Richmond Va
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Watches and .Jewelr

Till. subscriber has IN store, the largest stock
~ afIEWELRl, ne has HAD Tie pleasure oi Offering
EN J. 10 the pui1c Also, fine lot or tIOCkSto all Of
AkB c he invites the attention Of the public before ur-
husiu [orty Isl JAMES DINWInDIE
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s,hNE GREEN ANDpLACK rEAs.-A SUNNY Of Tho h,s,
april 1.its n .,.,..
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FuNHE undersigned who appointed Administrative OF the
estate of John H. svioon dcc at the February of
the Court Of Husngs VI the city of Lnchburg bes leave
informs the public that she intends continuing the busncss
her late husband at their stand Main Street Al persons
indebted respectfully
licited . forward and settle.
march I3-dts. MARGARET D. SOLOMON
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Removal.

Removal
undersigned beg leave to inform their friends and the
WINE AND LIQUOR BUSINESS, heretofore Kept on Main
Street. opposite the Norye House, their locality on
NAN STREET opposite tho Hdraic1 House. and next
To H. &. victorss BOOK Store.
As ha. been principle from the beginning keep only
the best still determined
sale but what We convinced Of to be pure
april Il-dts GOSFlIlER X PLATTER
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p'hh tANoLls 50 boxes Ho;,i Candies with II good
-oihcr ahdee, just rccciN and for sale
~ - Ia! l'ltst LEE, LOCKE ~ CO.
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GPECTACLEs SpECTACLEsll

( li-Nh l. vi, h@Iu beautiful lot oil SPET-
-" NY AZ LIS "a al qualIes, suitable Tor aly a.e
-. r''Ii ..'' procure par. - 70
-. t'''H JAMES DiNWIDDlE
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I ''.N'i.ai poiIs IN MAtNEf.-A persons in wan al
new pretty 'nd cheap GOODS will please call at nv str
ami siI.hi ihr.n,' Ives Without ltiay. -! 'V
Jay fJ-dts ,l%O pt-py,c
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oExLL SUITS OFFICE. V. \ T. L. r. GO,
Lssrnsrse. VI. aafa is,h. iS9
ES03 = = -

AN and afsev sh NJ Jane t~o Pash irains VII DO
run uppa this road ~ Olnss: :.
The Msd Tssln WIN Iynshburg isie ., s;a T M
nna arrive nsissql lena, at isAs A. Reifrf WV
lsaye sjs, 4, ps a NJ nj lypehbnrs ri sf NJ
The Traia viii i,as, 3nchag dais a. H.
p NJ and arrive Rris,. H. A. " Returning VIII leave
Bvi.io a Ssa r. NJ ,ncahUr; NJ YSe NJ
ianS oa.tau l.. II. GIL, Gea-1 supt-
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SCHEME.

LIISIN n,
To be drawn in Wilmington, bel. saturday July 3d. ls5
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Hair JeWelry.

Hair JeWelry.
NJ T. HAY received plates i AIRJEWEII
w fti1"is wanting such Viii shown a prei ,ar,,i, al
s!>e oi calling al our surc. Ne furnish II oa, nan
lat sh-I' lr.!,ic .An be aud-ti elsewhere.
La! -'Jt> J. WILLIAMS & SnN
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CITY XNTELLIGENCE.

RoBBERY--Ata an early hour on Friday night box
containing an assortment Of silk vestings wollen
cassmeres, linen driings lot of balls of cord and
thread, together with variety of combs and
brushes, valued in all at about $780, was stolen from
the pavement in front of the store of Messrs Hurst
Co., No. 24l Baltimore street, between Charles
and Hanover. The box was distracted while the
clerks and others about the store were busily
employed indoors, and not missed for some
hours. About six o'clock Saturday morn
ing two men were observed by some labor
ers, at work in Greenmount cemetery, to lift
a box from hand cart, and throw it over
the wall. They themselves then got over and
set to work to open and rifle it of its contents
when they were surprised and scared off by the la,
borers. Soon after officers German and Thomas
arrived on the spot where the goods were left and
conveyed them to the Middle district station-bous
where they were identified by Messrs. Hurst Co.
A TYPOGRAPHICAL CURIosITY.-There is on exhi-
bition at the store of Messrs. O'Brien Co.. Balti-
more street, volume folio size, entitled "Hstory
OF England during the reign of Elizabeth, by Da-
vid Hume, London, 1907" which is somewhat Gu
rious as specimen of Typography. The type is
old style great primer and the entire mechanical
execution of the work exhibits the greatest skill
hkenesses of Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary to-
gether with those of Lords Bacon, Gather and SON.
Essex, Burleigh, and all the men who figured con-
spicuously during the Queens reign.
STABBING AFFRAY.-On Saturday evening, about
O'Clock, en- affray took place between two men
named Jere Dunnigan and George Davis, on Bond
street, near Lancaster, in which Dunnigan stabbed
Davis in the side of the face, inficting cash an
inch in length and going entirely through the
cheek. He also cut off portion of one of Davis
ears. DR.. Buckler Jones dressed the wounds, when
Davis was committed to appear as witness for the
State. Dunnigan was committed for court.
Church DEpIcATIoN.-Y Yesterday morning the
Otterbein Chapel of the United Brethren in Christ,
on the corner of Scott and st. Peter streets, was
dedicated to the worship of God. The dedication
sermon was preached by the Rev. J. J. Glassburn,
Bishop of the Diocese, from the text "And he is
the head of the body-the Church, found in the
chapter, 18th verse of PauTs Episte to the Colos-
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La w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump Judge
Frederick Pinkney, Esq, Deputy States Attorney,
prosecuting. The following business occupied this
Court on Saturday:
Appleton Russell, charged with assaultng Glenn
Russell and Glenn Russell, charged with assaulting
Appleton Russell, negroes a cross action. The
Court declared Appleton guilty, and ordered him
to be imprisoned one week and paw fine of ffty
cents and costs-total 50 IL.
Jane Marks, charged with assaulting Ann Pow
ell, and Ann Powell, charged with assaulting Jane
Marks-a cross action. The Court after hearing
squabble among women, but believed Jane was
most to blame. The Court dismissed the case and
sald TO Jane, 81 can only say to you, as Christ did,
g0 thy way and sin no more
Thomas Hopkins, charged with beating his wife,
was discharged.
and James Wertenberger w were forfeited.
The Court adjourned until Monday morning at
eleven o'clock.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Hon VIM Fell
Giles Judge. The following occupied the Court
on Saturday:
James S. Campbell Us. The schooner John p.
Hooper. A libel to recover wages Before report-
ed Libel dismissed with costs.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. VIM. l.. Mar.
snail, Judge. The Court was engaged in the fol-
lowing case on Saturday:
Joseph Schaff Us. Michael Carling. An appeal
from Justice Myers. Before reported. Judgment
affirmed.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. z. Collins Lee, Judge
the Court was engaged in the following business
on Saturday:
George Fl. Wetter u.s. Richard S. Hardesty. Mo-
granted.
Assignment for to-day 1872 to 91S
Nothing done in the CIRoUIr COURT FOR BALr1-
MORE CRY.
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Wonstarp ana Commercial 8tbieu.
BALTIMORE. March %. 1

BALTIMORE, March 70, 1859.
Stocks remain very quiet but for of the stocks
on the list rates unchanged There little
movement today in Northern Central Railway, but in
the leading fancy baltimore and 0hio there moth
ing done. The latter stock left off at $5Sh bid S5S
asked regular way, and s5SA bid, $50 asked buyer 60
days, these rates being the bid and asked
for it at the close yesterday OF Northern Central there
were $50 shares sold, 100 at $1s seller 10 days.
at SlsH regular way and it closed s1s bid $40 asked
regular way, these figures being advance of the
closing figures of yesterday The sales of Railroad bonds
include 81 900 Northern Central 1855 GIN and
Northwestern Virginia unendorsed third mortgage bonds
ats There nothing done in Bark stocks City
to-day City 6s left off 9S bid, 80 asked for 1865
dividend and 9SE bid 99H asked for 1905 dividend
off, For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1885 bonds Sc was
bid and s6k asked and Northern Central 1855 closed
at 67H bid 6s asked Northwestern Virginia left
off at 9oS bid, 9OA asked for first mortgage bid GO
asked for third do endorsed and 294 bid so asked for
third do unendorsed. Bank stocks although quiet are
quite firm.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
~ - SATURDAY. March 26 1859
$1,000 n. W. Va. RR bds., 100 shs n C. RR s6O 49,
-o, ~ , ~, Sd M 20 $50 . " ..lSS
1000 N c. RR. bds. S5..6724
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, March 26.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Locust Point, French IS hours from New York
mde to Samuel T. Peace. Reports below Thomas Point
Steamer Richard Wiling Caypoole from Philadelphia
cB%dz Ba R RsasS %s 50 & DAYS from to
& s2G Nach 5 f @ y @ Ra on m spoEe Se fn4 S eFnF
of Boston, bound to Cape Of { G9qd SS II, Hope
Steamship William Jenkins Halett, Boston-A l. Hug.
Steamship Thos Swami, Ramsay, New York-samuel T.
Steamship Commerce. eager, STANDARDIZATION Ment-
Steamer George Peabody, Prchard, City PonsJ Brant,
Ship Arnold Boninger CPrus.) Henshagen, Rotterdam
Ship Kelvin, (Br) Belyccr, Liverpoo-Davies K War
Bark s H. Waterman, Baker, Havana-Morrell & Ran.
Brig A J. W Appegarth, Collins, Rchmond-Wm. Apple
Brig George stockham, Giles, Philadelphia
J. G Fsher sons >i'AeiS COUSINS " Ufanae'neS
Brig Geo Stockman Giles, Philadelphia Workman
schr. Prima Donna, Redish, Petersburg-P Malcolm 4
schr. La Plata Huchins, St Marys, Geo-Heslen & Ro-
Schr Florida, TALL Wilmington N C-Dunnock Wealth
ery;
Schr W. W Cherry, Brown, Edenton, n. c. master.
Schr j. J. Barri, Partridge, Rcmond-Travers Mitch
Schr Salisbury, Lewis Richmond Iravers L Mitch
Schr f. F Marry Thomas bona AeEandTa ina
Sugar and moIasses % to KrRlanG Chase Co. .on
Brig Northern Light, Garrison, from Archat-deaster,
Schr s D. Hart, Hart from Buchs perice, to CCchrOn
SAILED
Bark Amazon Krwan, West Indies in tow of steamtug
BARK MaEEy, R. Barney, Luther, Fall River.
big A j. '" AppeEMiTR!Mao MRMoRAND4 GRStl!2f richmond
schr J. Jones, Jones, from Baltimore arrived at n York
scI Blondel, Watson, from Baltimore arrived Gouces
schr Ontario Latchum, from Baltimore, arrived at New
schr Independence, Hail. from Baltimore, arrived at New
independence, Hail. cleared Newbern 22d inst for
Ship Jas Cheson Bryan hence at New Orleans 25h inst
Ship China, Davis from Liverpool fol Baltimore, sailed
Ship S W Lindsey Cray for Cronrtadt, cleared at New
$ehr Freeman, Nickerson, from Baltimore, arrived
at Boston oath inst u crpp>- ,,oprs
NEW YORK, March 25.-Arr ship sumatra ManiIa brig
Ga dtagnzss kg Ssuy ce scs ehen TIA 3e ay2na ~ Sc
Washington, Liverpool ships Chancellor, do Rhine Lon
Zara brigs T. Norcross Galveston; Penguin, Bermuda;
BosT6N, March 2t%rr brig Boston, Halifax schrs Pro-
gress Argyle; Erie IseSbor2; j Williams Philadelphia,
Fleet Eagle Cape Town; E. BoyntOn, Bahia brig Eastern
.PHiL4DELPHIA March 26-Arr. schrs R. B Sumner
XMewburyPort n Nail PgSydence; roy R T Garrison New York;
tom brig Errchetta, Marseilles -
CHARLESTON, March 2s-Arr bark Aeriel, Havana schr
EESRSbRG Tah ~ sonr Henry New Bed
RICHMOND, March 24-Arr sehrs. Wytbe, J r Cunninc-
WILAIINGTQN March 24--Arr. brig Arcade Porto Rico;
schrs. Richard Vaux and B. s Johnson New YORK Ann f.
Glover Boston. CTd schrs R. W Brown and " sedman,
schr. Flying Cloud, Cumains, Bait
SAVANNAH March 4-Arr. steamship City of Norfolk,
. NORFOLK, March 25-Arr. Steamer Louwesana, Russell,
schr. Wm; s. Triplett, Mitchell, fin Baltimore
Scnr Brillant Cook from Cuba bd to Balt, which was
water has been COTTON Off by Capt Hudsns and brought
into lhis port.
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AMNSEMENTS

FRONT STREET THEATRE-Fashionable afternoon
Ndtinee.-There is no performance at the Front
Street Circus tonight, but grand afternoon
Matinee will be given, commencing at p! o'clock
at the special request of number of our most re-
spectacle citizens; and one of the most fashionable
assemblies that has attended Equestrian ex-
hibition may be expected. 1t should be remem-
bered that this afternoon and Tuesday night are tn
two last performances of Dan Rice the peoples ia
vorite humorist.
MARYLAND INsTITUTE.-The "Old Folks" make
their last appearance tonight This afternoon they
will give concert for the benefit of the Causeway
Mission and at night they will appear for the last
time. Call and see the "0ld Folks"
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Three pieces will be
performed tonight at Holiday Street Mr.. Wheat
ley will appear as Rover in Wild Oats, and Mr..
Clarke as Tim; Toodles with Mr.. Clarke as Timothy
tcorns This is an excellent bill and will afford Mr. c.
fine opportunity of exhibiting his rare talents as
comedian. .
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, March 26-Ashes.-The mar
ket steady and the demand fair So for Potts. and $55
for Pearls.
Coffee--The market is very quiet, but former prices
are sustained-sales Of so bags St. Domingo at cts.
cash.
Cotton-The market is steady, with moderate bust
ness dong-sales of 900 bales to day.
Flour, &c-The demand for Western canal -four is more
active and there is better to the market Eastern
dealers purchased freely and good State and choice
family extras in request.
State $645G675 for extra do; S645@6 e5 for extra
Western of low grade 6706 IS for shipping brands of
round hoop extra Ohio So 9O775 for trade brands do
81 25s for extra Genesee and 81 259 for st. Louis and
Tennessee extra Canadian -four is quiet but rm small
sales at $6.S0017. so.
Southern flour in fair demand and prices without
change to notethe sales 800 bbs at 25675 for
superfne Baltimore So SOFAS 25 for the better grades
Rye -four is in fair demand and is rmsaes Of ITO bbls
at $376G4 40. Corn Meal is selling slowly at $3S5(g4
Gran-The demand for wheat is fair and the market
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POLICE NTELLTGE ENGE

Henry James, Thomas Heath, Henry Moore and
james Denton, negroes, were arrested on Saturday
night, in the house of Thomas Bond, on Frederick
street near Lombard, charged with violating the
law against gambling They were all committed
by Justice McAlster to answer.
On Saturday evening officer Higgins arrested a
man named Connery Hobbs, changed with assault
ing and beating Henay Zell with a billy, infiicting
severe injuries upon the face. He was taken before
Justice Logan who committed him for Court.
George Howard, Samuel Hops and Patrick
Owens, were arrested yesterday evening, charged
with rioting in the lager beer saloon of Walfgang
Owenmuller, on Central avenue, near Orleans
street Justice McAllister held them for an exam
ination.
Walfgang Owenmuer was arrested last night on
the charge of assaulting Henry Fink. Held for
Court by Justice McAllister
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FTPEG

The alarm of fire at ~ o'clock yesterday after
noon was caused by the partial burning of two un-
occupied brick houses in the of tenements at the
corner of Oregon and Pratt streets. The fire was
first discovered under stairway in the second story
OF the house nearest Oregon street, and, before it
could be extinguished, had communicated with the
adjoining house, between the roofs. At one time
it was feared that the entire of buildings would
be burnt, but the prompt exertions of the iremen,
both volunteer and paid, soon subdued the flames
The buildings are owned by Gen. George Fl. Steu-
art, and are insured, but in what Companies could
not be ascertained. The loss is estimated at four
or five hundred dollars. The fire was undoubtedly
the work of An incendiary
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Mungo Park, the African traveller, has had a
monument erected to his memory at Selkirk. His
3irtnpiaceTa country cottage now fast falling to
DECAYS but few miles from this town. 1t lies
almost under the shadow of Newark Castle, the
same in which the 'Last Minstrel sang his clay"
Both the ruined castle and the ruined cottage are
frequently visited by strangers who are attracted
to the wales of Yarrow and Ettrick, by the beauty
of the scenery and poetic associations.
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The Ne,y Canadian Tnrif R,lI

TORONTO March 26.-The Governor General this
afternoon gave his assent to the new tariff BILL
The law goes into immediate operation. The tariff
question has assumed position of great political
Importance, and gives rise to a strong opposition
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From the New York Popers]
1 on. criYnI nf the Nianarn nna Ina

Non-Arrival of the Niagara and Alps
CALAIS, Me-, March 25.-There has been no tele-
graphic communication with St. John, n b., since
about o'clock this evening, doubtless caused by
breakage in the wire somewhere between the two
points. The latest advices from Halifax are to 6
O'Clock this evening, at which hour there was no
signs of the steamers Niagara and Alps, now in
their fourteenth day from Liverpool. Had either
oi them been signalled up to o'clock we should
probably have heard of it.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-28

The Alexandria Gazette, of yesterday, SAYS that
the meeting of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, advertised to take place in Washington
on THURSDAY, was not held, a majority of the Board
of Public Works of Maryland not being present;
and Mr.. Schley, one of the Board, having given as
his opinion that the meeting illegal. 1t is, how
ever, concluded that the question of an advance in
the rates of tolls is settled, majority of the Board
being opposed to any increase. The next meeting
of the Company, the regular annual meeting, will
be held in June.