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@ines, Yiquors, &e.
Ga BOGGS, COTTMAN CO.,
tE5@Sj Nos A and 46 LOMBARD STREET,
EE& OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BALTIMORE

IEyNA Nos. A and 46 LOMBARD STREET,
& OPPOSITE PgBLIc STORES,
WINES, BRANDfEs, GIN, CIGARS, &c.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
cognac Rochelle Brsnd Rye WHISKY Of different
Holland Gin. German Tonic Bitters
Scotch and Irish Whisky; Cherry,
Madeira Sherry, Port Lisbon; lavender lRr.nd,.s
Malaga; Champagne, and Raspberry DiAhuies'
Havana and Principe Cigars Ginger, ~
jy29tfr Cordials, various qualities
CO DE COkMIs & ROGERS, IAN ROGERS
Ns5<:z:ls ,,.- WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Sre NJ, Tsp ph ,xn sfS$# IRISH MALT wHIskEYs
mrzl-u No Commerce street, Bait.
4FDWILLIAM F. GETTY,
MA DEALER IN F H0H 63yrsr,c , ,o,,ons
s CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD sTREsrs,
INVITES attention his carefully selected stock Of
WINES,
REPRESENTED and prices but tre above the cost q
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
of all grades, constantly on hand. jal2tf
| A CHARLES II. ROSS 4 CO.,
EENA IMPORTERS Fl 3 p AN p, RE "a in
- No 9 IcoHiHhRc5EN s FfR IS
Keep constantly in store and United States Bonded
| CoGNAC BRANDIES
ROCHELLE" lf BsiRsyASS6IEs
Seignette, PelevoiSin, &c.
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape, Imperial Eagle, &c.
WINES,
Champagne Sherry, Port, Madeira, Malaga. &C.
AMERICAN LIQUORS,
Special attention is solicited their large stock of
| OLD RYE WHISKEY,
Which cannot be eXcelled by any house in the United
States including Extra Fine Superior Monongahea Jack
| son, Family, Pure r. Rye. ~
Also, Imitation Sweet
MALAGA WINE
Which cannot be excelled by any house in the United
| States. - " $4,000
DOMESTIC BRANDY, GIN,
| PURE STUNTS, REGrlFIED WHISKEY,
GINGER, LAVENDER AND
go WILD CHERRY BRANDY,
All guaranteed to give satisfaction will be taken back
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List OF Canal Boats by Steamer Lancaster May 5th 1889
Sloan. ~ w D"'h' oil"
Boat Charles Clark, Capt Brenhart-lumber to Redrrave
Burns. ~ W 1'e"5ia'e
Co. ~ " " IA iia"ieS
4 Co. ~ " iieh'S 'ahes
~ Boat Daesman Son, Capt Landman-Iron to Keyser 4
Troxall. ~ " my SCI ~
Boat Spring Creek, Capt Zorman-coal to Hall & Ioney
BOAT Eliza Sophia, Capt. Eiert-cOa to order
Loaf Emblem, Capt Bettcron-coal to Pennington Rel
''ot0A " A'ei
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pIUHARDSUN 4 Co,
Ii SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 81 EXCHANGE PLACE,
ir
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Sbipping.

.Estt FOR RIO DE JANEIRO-May 9th.
szs The clipper brigantine "PETER c. WARWICK, =
William Lanare master For freight or passage, having
handsome state-room accommodations, apply to
sPENDERGAST BROS
Smith 'c ,rbor
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JOSHUA WALKER,
- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND DEALER
FEED, IA y AND STRA "
No. 40 \. HOWARD STREET
Family Extra and Super Flour the best selected brands
Corn Oats Corn Neal Chop, Rye and Mill Feed Hay and
Straw in bales, Cut Straw, &c merit
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
- Steamer Parkersburg, Novel; New York, Samuel j.
Pearce. 10y -
land, Chase Il Co. ~ ' NAN
Chase < Co. |
Brig Cawline, (Br) Byrne arbor Grace n F. Kirkland
Chase q Co.
Brig A. d. Carnage (Br Ellis, Halifax, n S. Spence
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Mertbanoia.

IN 000 DOMESTIC, OPERA, REGALIA,
1O.OOOand L0NDRES CIGARS for sale cbean fo2
cash, by THOS N WEBB S. E corner Of Garden and Nad
SUI s9ests: jal3-tf
= 000 lbs. PEELED PEACHES; rs bushels
c.OOODried Apples. URI KILBURN, Is South st ais
on 000 LBS. PURE WHITE LEAD AND
NO.OOOSnow White Zinc for sale low bv manufac
tarers agent NJ H. BOLTON, 81 W Pratt street ap22f
100 000 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE;
NJ O.OOOalso Galvanized Iron Pipe for sale by
DUGAN JENKINS, 33 s. Charles street f " feSs tfS
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MI KEITH, JR., & son,
4'As 80 MANUFACTURERS AGENTS,
ou NO. % SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Ufer for sale at lowest rates
Jared Pratt Sons Cut Nails all sizes;
T. Keith, Jr, Co.'S Tacks, Shoe ard Finishing Nails.
Nay!or and Co.'S Cast and Shear Steel ~
Ames Rowlands Shoves and Spades;
klm6alls Patent Shovels and Spades
Sheble, Lawson 4 Fishers Forks
American Butt Co.'S Hinges and Sad Trans
Burdens Patent Horse Shoes:
Kings American Clinch Nails:
Douglas Pumps and Rams:
Smith Harpers Hoes and Takes
Hollow ware, Castings and Cart Boxes.
hoop and Sheet Iron, Tea Kettles
Hall, Brown & Co.'S Snaths
Darby Creek Scythe Stones
Axle Pullies, Faucets, Strap and T Hinges.
AXHandes, Saw Frames Shoe Knives
Coffee Mills, Hames, &c, &c, &c mb1em
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GEO. LENNON & CO.,
" COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. IS B0WLY'S WHARF,
dS-6m BALTIMORE, MD.
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J. F. MILLER & CO.
GEN NERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. IS BOWLY'S WHARF, BALTIMORE,
AEsTABLIsHEp IN 1910
FOR the sale of Flour, Grain Seeds Wliskcy n f Rum
IIOElSIoIs lSI, &C &c &c jal-tf
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- np I rCF T mH +, SOUTH SOU,
fiIA and BAiTiMoR&&, via ii' The i'ii-A DEL
TO NORFOLK, w shthH LRRXALEEi, cH WILMINGTON
CHARLE EGiEr, ', AUG&T ,S a., ATLANTA, MONT
SPRING ARRANGENENI1TI
BAY LINE SEA,BGARn ( Ki WAl X y va R.uPo,n
@EyT.d 6I I rGicEs i'A'iRoAD
to NO NCHT TEAyEI the Railroad from '
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON, y c
From New York to X%5%I6 and FoT1s@out Va, 80
cGh%iitif5S,i' y { 3 9S %
Atlanta, Sl@ 5
:, Moiitt,, '',''s' t5S
Philsaa to &S eT iisi sa portsmouth Va az
WWff @n's i, e. \ O. i e
:. Charleston, y
A A35,nss :siSSS5
No jbii's,D''S' 3sS3
Baltimore to NsE %EI@ and por,.o,,,, ~ j g
:. W WGGldGn, 900
"" 4" cha 'riii''5s2'' ia i 80
A Aagmt5a .---'--.. 2 s5S9
. i MG;nts2%mery, ;; $c
bScdn Se bsno and dn r Of charge
rassePgers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
oad T from New York
sGffEed from those cities BAY B0iIS from wbshee
For ar&sT Tf Sf % atrg . %9i9 Tr SS@t
ESG% Wy ne bay or Mail Line apply III NEW YORK at the
aD " Ge Ast0r Il%lse or at G New Jersey Railroad Office
pamys Gfra Y feer In tHiIDELPlII the
4 Mo rs ieFot Broad and Prime streets And in BAI
Oh Tb nG new R9 9p or on board the Ray S3eqmels
LAi6E Of Ito t"ns Rur6en @ U res n and ABE
LINE bng n@W has been aided to the Line The
cannon ana, c"P v G. w. Russell AELAG CaRtan Jas Jas
modaons p's'o STATE rooms and berth accom-
The Norfolk Fay Line steamers will leave the Gonna
ny "hdlI, INlbN lDtth, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET
p1-Af ~ O'CLOCK, p. M,-ea
I tnlTaa[ly after The arrival o. he Erpyess Train
~ ''''''''''''" "' l.
4"e 'o''0T TEhyE Is inc Schedule
PSiiaieip PHI Az p COCK NJ @rtimonh at s. ock M
For Ausgsta Charleston and the S~Gt Via the Manches
pd tn d for Richmond and Petcrhur any Other
early Rex morning after eaTs Ea!moG '''' O0'''
nrton, WSsyG S F Ea S Im@qh NewRscP Wash
Wilmington y c. will find most pnt ', iro5t and and
Baltimore April 1859 Gapga til " \. fP 4sLisst
sT"'~s ;. NEW YORK AND B4LTTV0RE
RE7e55rrousnT RfA r. REPORT rG lIyE
For the eon G9saTsks 4 Td, gsaT f35
10y rates "'' ,l'''us "u" ''00'' Of all sorts at very
ESe g hours and Bamo s T Hs
i F4R SO NEE 4WT'W9e etT s+..n,,,,o. ,.o
mss Per Wsek from No. Light Street wharf 'ou'
= f Ri NEW lORN-Stei,mhoat leaves in like manner
1F baltimore four times per week from North Kiyer Par
Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore or New York.
Immediately with cre-iee Of all charges for
~ Mark Goods destined for this Route-Inand Propeller
liz H$e safety, regularity and dispatch ., f. Ins r
as es S If meS1 46ef shagy it 70 the public
Freight ~, /, &S1IEi Err uy Aed ipt,0" o.
Me- i Il. D 5l2f I5ar ar Baltimore,
apIStf PieT :, North Riy@r Y
U4aVa d Ar 5,I,I5,5I; ,I5 :,
sesIe..-lPHIA STE1WBShT cnup " 'I'ADHL-
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E3A r. X R A U S & CO.,
tSE-EJ IMPORTERS AND
AfAS3 DEALERS IN LIQUORS AND WINES.

E3A R. KRAUS CO.,
- DEALERS IEaSSS fsD AMP WINES,
or No O. ID CnEApsIDs ONE DOOR soUrn LOMBARD ST.
heg 3 rnr e2G afaP
Old Bourbon Monengaea Holland Gin Of dfsreDt 6rand
Peach Brandy stomach Bttc Sse superior ars an Of
oeis m e al Sualse2 No i Is c iffS;ifH
"A LAURENCE Thomson & CO,
HAA EAciANGE PLACE gfR HEA7 OF COMMERCE
BRAND1Es, ' WiSEs, SCARS e &C.,
oher Tor sale an exte n assortment Sol of
J. Hcnnessy; otar bapuy Coz Jean Lous 1911 suno-
T10 1ra old C e Jules Robin Co segnette John
houses ~ " '''
Sherry Madeira port sieiiy Lisbon Burgundy and
Malaga Wines in casks Also, Champagne Caret and Hook
IL gass-part choice; Curacao Martschino Cor.
holland GIN, of Bicsers Grape brand-of highly
SnS r Maecars s fGrS@5 ap@ Mass Oil ar
HvANA Constantly rec eGIs from rom E number
=. w mos esle.Ei1ea manufacturers. ie306
Isl Psvs $sa.s ssas
stock of Goods for Cash at t. the Lowest reu9sr2ng prices
paid promptly eGEefg June and anay liberal allow
Tor Oh lie d Z RSa 4 BRRS S!Pf Is years old
OLD SCOTCII, IRISH, AMI RYE WHISKEY,
bHAf b1E EM Axe EERT GIN,
RESkltI +, and other WINES % years old.
SHERRIES, WIDOW HARMONY'S CELEBRATED
TOPAZ OLD P0MARE and other brands
FINE OLD PORT, CHAMPAGNE (my own Importation
with RED 1ACH, GOLD ZACH, ASSOCIATE
EERIENEY,
HEIDSlCK, and other good brands
r. LEIDEN'S CELEBRATED HOOK WINES
SHELTON, GLOSTER, PAltMESAN AND AMERICAN
CHEESES
OLD MOCHA, JAVA, and other COFFEES. TEAS of all
kinds and best quality.
FRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS, TRUFFLES, MEATS,
and SOUPS, Theoretically sealed; PATE DE Fol GRAS,
small size.
A large assortment of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC COR
DIALS and fine GROCERIES OF every descriptions sale
by GEO. HO1LINS,
II n. Charles street.
mVl2f EaNnttn
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HISS n COLE,
II COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
- HARDWARE,
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Mertban6ise.

A LMONDS.-75 bales Provence Soft Shell: 40
"A bags Sicily do. do; ceroons Sheled: Rasns-l5U
DeNes IN Layers CorkSi50 bags assorted Lcorice paste
5cases Caaora and Sicily Maccaroni-20 boxes cured ST.
pipes Pipes and qr casks in store and in bond for sale
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iMetals, 9ar0mare. 1T.
NEW H A R D w ARE AND HOUST

NEW H A R D w A RE AND HOUS F
1N FURNISHING STORE
ANDREW REUTER- x SONS
No. So W. BALTIMORE STREET
- between Frederick and Gay SITS
our stock consists of complete assortment of fine IVORY
kNlEES and FORKS, POCKET CUTLERY of the hest ma
kers RALORS and SCISSORS of descriptions Tailors'
Shers OF every size French Cooks and Carving Knives
TorSS2T T and Champagne Nippers; PLATED BR
IaNNlA WAKE such as Forks Spoons Sets Pitchers
Castors Coffee urnS Lamps and Candesticks Also fine
STOCK Of PiANISiIED TIN WARE, the celebrated OLD
fereons Ice Cream and Jelly MoULDs, Fancy Japanned
Bro cages lea CanniSters, Brushes Fancy busters and
many other articles too numerous mention Also gene
Tools, GUNS, &c. ~ e'i ais'
The prices and quality of Goods will found equal to any
solicited Va NN PA''-N ID i''pSi Il uty
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DIED.,

On the evening Of the 2lst instant. FILLMORE
BUCHANAN. aged months and u days. He was
q louud!!ng, picked up 9Th street east, near Mr.
Joseph hiltchslis on tho night of the 9th of Sep
tr''her. 1859
The friends of Mrs. Hut hisnn arc requested 10
attend the funeral from her re, idence on south O
street. near llth street east, Sunday next at D.
M tCIty papers please cOpy.l
On the 22d instant at o'clock r. M, EDWARD
GRAY. IN the 5Jt year OF his age.
His friends and acqualutauces res pectfully
invited To attend his funeral on Sunday afternoon
al O'Clock, from his late residence, on Sloddart
street, b"twe6n Congress and Washington streets,
Georgetown, ID. e.
On the PSI instant, OF congestion Of the brain,
ANNA VIRGINIA, only daushter OF John NJ and
Jane +: Rely, IN the 4th year of her age.
Her funeral VIII take place at o'clock on Sunday
evening. oath instant. from the residence of her pa
ron No. - High street, Georgetown. The fro Is
OF the family are resp ctfully invited To attend.
This morning, April I'D, at ~ minutes past one
O'Clock. KITTY GALLOWAY, daughter of l.. b.
ana julia Grayson. aged years, s months, and 8
DAYS.
Her funeral will take place at the residence of her
morrow Sunday Afternoon, at O'Clock. The
friends and relatives of the family respectfully
invited to attend.
New Orleans papers please copy.)
In Georgetown, on the 18th ultimo of consump-
ton which she bore it'll christian foTtitnde in the
32d year of her age, RRI DGET MORIARITHY
Her funeral will take place on Tomorrow (Sun-
day Evening, at S1z O'Clock, from the vault on
Market street, Georgetown. Her friends are re-
spectiully invited to attend without hacks, il will
he n walking funeral.
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GKoRsErowS, April u, 1859
The counting room of W. III. Clabaugh -four
merchant, water street, was entered by some
adroit thief, on Thursday night, and robbed Of
small amount Of money, and several valuable pa
pers The villain broke open, and pretty thor
oughiy ransacked everything in the shape Of desk
VI drawer Ii is supposed that he secreted himself
IN .ne upper portion of the building until II had
ae,,a, sosea LOT the night, and then effected his
snlaii window. Footprints and other indic5tions
msaJ aounI about the premises which point pretty
The indisss,t Ws learn s to the guilty party
Star Of yesterday that the Sictles % !,e
drawing to close, seemed To furnish s,h;iot =,
general thanEfulness among the NOR n,o,sf 30 "
hefo, % 20, our einfen NO trial that has ever come
oeiofe the Criminal court, within our e.ney,.nc.
has been the subject of 50 much discussiop 500.
erlucisin' or produced SO much OF loathin0 and
disgust In the public mind as it has -''N
Business upon the CHESAPEAKE and Ohio Canal
during the week ending TODAY has been w.,
brisk Ninety-two boats have arrived; seventy-tye
from Cumberland, with about 900 tons OF coal.
eight from different points, with -four and grain
and the remainder with lime stone. tan bark
wood, &c. The receipts of tolls at the Georgetown
collectors Office for the same period amounts To
S3,7oo, as follows: Ascending trade 1920; descend
ing trade $40. The whole line Continues e.,
excellent navigable order, and many of the hoats
are bringing much heavier cargoes than were ever
known to pass over the line before Several boats
nave arrived TINS week with l:f3 tons Of coal on
The numerous admirers Of the eloquent Prof.s
sor liarman, Of Baltimore will doubtless he
pleased to learn that lie is announced 10 preach in
the Dumbarton-street M. +. church, tomorrow
Sunday evening, at y O'Clock.
Since our last report, there has been Skinned
from Rays dock, 26lI tons of coal as follows !.
j. 3 Harmed Clark. I4a tons to Philadelphia; Jo-
sePh Guest, Rainier, 240 To New York; brothers.
DaVy. 42o to New York; D.. r. Bennett Wood
All To New York; Lewis Corbet, Lee, 90 to Phila-
GeiPhia; Arkansas WoolfOrd. 81 10 Philadelphia
r.. J. Scott. Birdsall, 100 10 New York; Burua
vista, Lynch, l3g to Philadelphia; f. Edwards
BaDcock, 362 to New York; J. Sparks Rogers
81 10 New York; J. h. Il +. l.. PLaroah ei3 to
Cohasset Narrows 80
We respectfully call the especial attention Of the
ladies' aud all others in want Of seasonabl. dry
goods, 10 the advertisement Of our friends, Ma,-
held Brown. Their extensive stock consists Of
every variety Of patterns and Qualities. and ma.
oesn selected with great care by competent
judges Both the proprietors and their clerks
will be found polite gentlemanly, and aceommo,
dl ~ and their prices to suit the times.
go TO Forrest Hall on Monday night
Nothing worthy OF note in the markets
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LsFOR FUEL.
QuARrrKxAsrES'. OFFICE, U. 81 NC.

QUARTERMksTER'> OFFICE, u. :. NJ. c.,
Washington, April Is, 1859.
SEALED PRoPoSIL will be received az this oflce
until o'clock p Of Friday, the 2nth day of MAJ
stationed at Washington city. ID. G., from LIST june,
1859, TO the Snth Iune. 1867. Said Wood to be best
oak ssping, and the Coal to be Of the best quality
white ash anthracite, broken and screened, and
free from dust and 90 weigh 2240 pounds 90 the
all To be measured, piled, weg he'd. aud delivered at
such times and IN such within the walls of
the Marine Barracks. as the tc0mIna ag officer of
said station may tree ofeNpsnse To the Uni-
ted States and subject To his approval rejec-
ton.
No bid viii he entertained unless accompanied by
the names Of two persons known 10 this Office,
snretes, or II unknown certified to By ocer OF tie
Government
To be endorsed proposals for Fuel for Marines
at WASHINGTON, d. 4. =" and addressed To the under
signed. ID. J. SUTHERLAND,
Major and q usTtermaster L. :. NJ. 4.
% IL flIfh MAY
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Baltimore Markets,

BatrLxoRE, April % -Flour unchanged; How
What closed trIn; red 81 4OasI SO; whit. a, &c,
| Sl.75, o. -
Corn vas duh and lc lower white ssa7sc; vel.
low soas1c. W.
Provisions closed firm.
Whisky closed quiet at 26Xc.
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Financial.

Irregular; Chicago and Rock Island 57k; ILL.,
nois Central shares ga; do. bonds - \; Mich
igan Southern lay; New York Central 73k;
pennsylvania Csal Co. sOH; Reading Railroad
5lA; Virginia 6's 99k; Missouri 6's s7k.
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WRITiNG DESKS, SPRING MATTRESSES
w IRON REGISTRARS, CRIES, *
\ largo assortment of <ss<e.y
Mahos any, Walnut, and tak W hlIiNu
DESKS aud TABLES, At very re-
duccd prices, .,,,,,,, ,rpc -: s&-E5
Pigots PATENT SPRING BiDS, UNI
.lsn no,,ble and Single IRON BEDSTEA DS,
Iron CRIBS, with Canopy Tops, a very desiralle
articls weather. - ........ -
with n genet nj assortment OF "a BlNET FUR
NITURE. embracing every article usually IL bs
found In a 6rst class HOUSE Furnishing Establish
meut at unprecedented low prices f,r cash Or ab-
proved paper. Z. w BOTEl.kR,
Iron Hall, Pa av., bet. 9Th aud 10th ats.
II-3tawtistMsy
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NJ TO THE PUBLIC.
w u. PARKER is still To be found nj his old
staId and ready for the spring trade he ha wing re-
ctiyed direct from Now York his stock of paints,
winch enables HIM d inform his friends and fellow
cIuzens ne can and will compete with any establish
mont In the District. NJ r. PARKER,
House, Sign, aud Decorative Painter,
Glazier, d c., No. So Louisiana avenue.
N. BAH the above branches done promptly and
IN an indispensable manner. ap l6-lm
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DOR RENT-A large FRAME DWELLING
Il HOUSE, two-and. a-hal stories high, contain
lug rooms, with passage, closets clothes
&c, situated on l4th street west, between and II
streets nortsINo. 10. has large yard with
month. Posse ssion given immediately Apply on
the premises, or at Pearce's Nursery, opposite.
2l ST
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- SHIRTS, SHIRTS,
At the manufacturers Prices-Plain PlaIts, Cross
Also, FLANNEL TRAVEL ING SHIRTS,
FRENCH LINEN TRAVELLING SHIRTS
With n large assortment of MARSElLLEs.
GINGHAM, and BOYS Shirts
NOAH WALKER a. CO.
ap la-iw Sos Penn ayenue
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph b the Evening Star
The Storm Of To-day and Las, Nl,h,

NV YORK, April 23.-Flour closed heavy az
partial decline state 81 Sass 40; Ohio % 10
as6 30 Southern S6aS6 40
Wheat closed very dull, with a declining ten
dency; Western red 81 as
yellow s5as6c 49,
Fork closed duh; mess sI7as17 s5
Lard closed hrm at II1aIIXc
Whiskey closed dull at IS Ea2se
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RELIGIoUs.-Rev. J. C. CRANBERRY, pastor of tlIc
Methodist Church South, has returned from hi.
recent visit to Virginia, and will occupy the pull
pit Of that church OH Sabbath next.
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WATCH RETuRNs.-I.aura Mackey, drunk and
disorderly; workhouse 81 days. John. Fitzgerald
do. 80 days. John McLane, vagrant;
do. GO days Charles Neale. drunk do 90 days
Eight dodgers Were accommodated
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~ ~ T. = ~ "a Dd1-SdI n ia
Ap.l 2If-Judye Crawford entered the Court
room at 4 few minutes past 10 o'clock The jury
had arrived some minutes previous and the liar
81 the Court. well the space outside, was
pretty we'll filed up with spect ators
Judge Crawford announced that he had on his
desk several letters and notes addressed 10 several
IL tue jurors. lie thought in view Of previous
experience with such letters. that there should be
some canton exercised in their delivery.
Mr. Phillips thought that after the experience
the COur, had hid Of tie good conduct Of the
iurOrs ia respect Of letters addressed To them.
ILere could be no risk in having them delivered.
Mr.. Carlisle thong al there could be- no objection
10 their delivery.
The Deputy Marshal then delivered the letter,
Ia the jurors la whom they were directed.
idusc Of some minutes ensured, when Mr.
Carlisle aud stated that the District Attorney
had not yet made his appearance, and that he de
SIRED the court Ia suspend for a while until hs
should arrive Incidentally. also. he Explains,
that the nOn-appCdTanre of the witness, Mr.. Brod
head was owing. not to any delay on the part o.
thlt gentleman. bat Ia the failure II tue summons
Uf the Deputy Marshal to reach MIR Il until lat.
la the day which he was directed ~ appear
The Court remarked that lac knew MrssFod
head we'll aud had never doubted his WILLINGNESS
Ia obey the summons, hut that nevertheless, thi
explanation Was very gratifying.
TESTIMONY OF HoN. RUHARD BRoDHRAD.
Witness Is acquainted with the prisoner; saw
hun on the day of the homicide; was walking on
with Mr. IIaldimaB; called at Judge Black'S
After minuts or two MIR Sickirs entered. Shoe
hlndS with him. and introduced him tO Mr.. la
diu a who is edi or Of a Demo, ratio paper.
Nv words passed between Sckles and Haldima
relation ca Pennsylvania and New York poi
lies. witHess called SicklGs's attention To mu
on Lis SHOES Siek!es looked ut u, and said
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THE WATER BILL which passed the Board OF
Aldermen last evening, and will probably be
taken up in the Common Council on Monday
evening next 10 said to he more liberal to citizen.
than any now in operation in the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-23

PAPERHANGlNGS, &c.
Il WOULD call the attention Of persons renovs-
ting their houses To my assortment Of PAPER
HANGlNGS, having lately received a desirable
selection ot hne, medium, aud low priced Papers Of
foreign and domestic manufacture; also, Gold, Vel
vet. and Common Borders; Statues, Centre Places,
and Papers In imitation Mahogany. Walnut GAL,
aud Rosewood. OrUers executed with skill aud
dispatch IN city country Satisfaction guaranteed
IN all cases, or nO pay required. AckBowlrdgIng
past favOTs so literally bestowed, I shall aim b,
fatr and honorable dealing % meet n co.tlnuance OF
the same. JOHN MAkkRlTE;R,
No. 81 9Th st. doors above
ap &c enew' Odd Fellows HAL.
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EOR SALE-On accommodating terms, a very
Il desirable RESIDENCE sbeing story franz,
Dwel!iDg-N.. .eO-wlth back building attached,
containing IN all y rooms; has very dry celia /,
and deep hack lot To an aeN situated the
tn side of street. between 18th md 18th
and midway between the Treasury Department and
Patent Office. 1t Is positively one of the most pleas
ant locations for a residence in Washington cit,
For terms and full desert ptlon THE emses ap
street ap2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-23

Dry GoODs.-By Mr.. Il. Brce Halls advertise
ment in other column it will be seen that he i,
prepared TO offer great inducements to those that
wish to supply themselves with cheap dry goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-23

EOR SALE-A MARKET WAGON and IL
u CENSE Tor huckstatinE. Apply Immediately
at No. 2O2 ~, between T. and streets. Island IL
STORE FIXTURES FOR sALE-Apply at
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