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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-07
Notice,

'TNHE undersigned, living IN Troy twp Wood Co.
l. Ohio hereby gives notice that his wife, Mar ga
ret Sternanan, has left his bed and board without
just cause provocaton, and he therefore cautions
all persons against harboring trusting her on his
account. as he will pay debt of her contracting af
ter this date. WM. STERNAMAN
JulY 7-AM3k
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FRosT.-On Sunday night last, July Sd, there
was severe frost in some parts of this county.
IN Webster township, ice was formed in water
troughs, and rails, boards, &c, were covered with
frost. In some portions Of Plain township, frost
was also visible. But slight damage was done
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,0C-The American Vocalists gave concert
at the Court House last Monday night. They
had large audience, and gave good satisfaction
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GrDouslas has been engaged to make twelve
or fifteen speeches in this State prior to the ap-
proaching October election.
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!Gs- Elk. Governor Jones, of Tenn, says he is
in favor of Douglas for the Presidency because
he believes him 10 be the only man north Of Ma
son & Dixous line who will be true to the in
terests of the South.
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O-s-Henry Reed, Esq, late of the CONNER
eiol, ard still later of Cincinnati Penny Press,
is about to start new daily paper in the Queen
CITY.
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nr- We are compelled to defer the publication
OF the wonderful feat of crossing the Niagara be-
low the falls on a slack-rope. until next week.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Henry Sherman, ad-
~ ministrator on tho estate of Rudoluh H. Ster.
man. deceased has filed his accounts for the final set
tlement of said estate. said accounts will be foI
hearing and examined on the 23d day OF July. 1859
July 7-9w2* WM. EWING Pro Judpe
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A SINGULAR CoNPoUNB.-rh Columbus Ga.
zsttc in its anxiety to appear Independent anl
at the same time neutral, in politics, cuts some
rather uncoulh hourishes. First, Sun Set Cox
one of the most wiley, inconsistent, and radical
partizans in the State, is held up as model
member of Congress. Next a series of articles
appear urging the recessity of Chase's election
to the Presidency in 1860, with Judge Bates ol
Missouri, an old fogy, for the Vice Presidency
Next he is out with words of cheer and encour.
agement for the editor of the Ohio Statesmaa
What he will next do, no Yankee can guess
He is evidently afraid of his own shadow, and
when he says good thing, fearing that some
body may be offended, makes haste to unsay it.
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ae-A son of John P. Reth in TiGin twp,
Defiance county, was drowned last week by fall
ING into o we'll
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G1~ An Irish woman namtd Powers, was
drowned in Toledo on the 4th by falling into a
well.
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Shn-in,s sale.

James McFddlcu. adm'r. vs.. pr.Ue Clodsh ct al.
ID virtue ut an alias order of sale TO directed
ID and delivered in this case FROM the court ofcom
mon pleas OF Wood County, Ohio will Vher for sale
at the door OF the court house, in Perrysburg, on
Tucsdiy. july 26, 1859.
between the hours ofl2 O'clock VI. aud o'clock I
NJ Of said dayhe folio wing roa estate; Lots no dCty
tgty.tws, siS zone (5L So, ely in the village OF
portagevile, in Wood CountN Ohio to be sold geth.
er; appraised atSjS5,00.
CIV. NORTON, sheriff Wood CO., y.
JAMES MURRAY, atty plf,
lnne 22. lS5D-IMAS 2hO.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
sKGr RECEIPTS ron ruR rEnRrsDrRa JOURNAL.

@e-The wife of Hon. Edward Everett died in
Boston last Saturday night.
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Sherin,s anln.

William Johnson against David Ladd's executors.
DY virtue of an aas execution to me directed and
ID delivered in the above entitled cause. from the
court OF common pleas of Wood County, Ohio, will
offer for sale OF the door ofthe court house in Perrys
burg, Oh
Tuesday, July 20. 1859,
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ. and O'Clock r
Of said the following real estNe being
Gsl, 6s2 667 6S8, 7O5 700. 7O7, 7l2 729, 730. 1876
1856, 1853, 1854, 759 200, 300, 300, SOL. 3O2. 323
324, 325 1885, 347 3.s, $40. $50, 37l 372. 373, 374
467, 4Gs 4G9 47O, 49i, 492, 403. 49t 5i5 $40, 5l7
5ls 539 SO Sal, 542, 563 5G4, 565, 566, 6o3, COS
69s, 66S ZOO 7l9. III, 72I. 7il 74s, 765, l4S 252
253, 276 275 277, 21S. 4i2. 53S 5i3. 500, 517 5ss
5s9 6l2 6l3 636 north half of 202, 207 in the town
of Perrysburg, in Wood County Ohio, appraised at
from 80 TO IS dollars for each lot.
CIV. NORTON, sheriff Wood CO.. o.
JAMES Murray. atty pl'f.
June "a lDig--fw5SR a.
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Aam,u,st,a,o,ss sale.

George NJ. Young against James J, Parks 81 al
Dl virtue of al alias execution TO directed and
I'D delivered IN this case. from the court Of eommon
pleas Of Wood County Ohio will offer for sale at the
door OF the court house, in perrySburg oa
ru ,sday. July 20 1859,
between the hours OF II o clock VI. aud o'clock L,
NJ of su day, til, foowin real estate; In lot nun
Der three hundred and thiryive (SSS In the town n
Perry sbury Wood County, Ohio. appraised at Sl5O
JAMES MFADnEN. Ad,u'r.
JAMES MUERAY, ATTY plh.
Iune oS lS5p--Tw SIS
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SUPPOSED MyROsR,-flles E ,ston, of Lake
township, in this county is supposed to have
been killed, in this place, last MonIay night
He was seen at doSsery kept by NJ. Hanley,
near the railroad, about o'clock in the morn
ing, engaged in a fght with five or six Irishmen.
There is rumor in circulation that the same
IG'hmen wers afterwards seen dragging him to-
wards the river. Dligent search has been made
for Mr, Easton since that time, but yet he can.
not be found, Joseph Shook. Esq, who has col,
lscted all tue inform,tio that has been obtain
ed up TO this time, has no doubt but Eaton was
killed.
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Sherin's sale.

John Bates, admir- of VIM II Coursers estate, 'nst
James J. Parks and fe
u virtue an alias order of sale In the above
ID titled case, to directed aud delivered from the
court of common pleas OF Wood County, Ohio, will
offer for sale at the door of the court Perrys-
burg, on
Tuesday. July &c, 1850,
between tho hours of II o'clock NJ. and o'clock L.
~ of said day the following described real estnte be
ing in.lot number ono hundred and nnety.6ve Q95)
in the town of Perrysbnrg, In Wood County, Ohio. MS
laid out and numbered in the recorded plat of said
town. together with all its appurtcnanccs and i'm.
proveme nts, appraised at $4,000.
G. w. NORTON, sheriff Wood CO,
JAMES MURRAY, atty prH.
June 23. lS59-7w5S3lO.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
school Examiners Notice.

The board will hold their gular session FOR
the examination of Teachers, at Portage. on the
Second Tuesday of July next
In addition to the usual course all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
panctually at O'Clock A. NJ.
- j. w. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
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OTCOJ OCNoS VVNFtE co CftOCkEKY,
A 7 less than Toledo prices.
II POUNDS BEST ORLEANS SUGAR for 81,
q POUNDS COFFEE SUGAR for sI only.
MICE YOUNG HYS0N TEA from to shilings
DEARL STARCH at 10 cents perpound.
SALERATUS nt cents per pound.
NUTMEG> at 2j cents per quarter pound.
ERE5H ENGLISH CURRANTs at l shilling per
Il pound.
DRUNES- new fruit--ati shillingpGt pound.
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Spring Goods!
Spring GOOdS!!
Spring GeOdS!!!
AND BUY

AND BUY
I1ANCY DRESS SILKS from 3 to sshIllings por
Il yard.
I1INEBLNCE SILKS. OF superior quality. from
Il 6tol2 shillings per yard.
SPLENDID BERAGE DELAINES at l6, 20 and %
- cents per yard.
JNLEGANT CHALLlS from Is to 20 cents per
T. yard.
~ ooD YARp-wtDE LAWNS from Ct to l2l cts.
" per yard.
AVN ROBE PErrERNS of beautiful styl sex
IL tremely low.
n oopMADDER PRINTS from 5 to 10 cents per
ISINE GINGuAMS- colors warranted at ! shilling
Il per yard.
CHAwIs AND MANTILLAs--in styles uusurpass-
- ed-irom s so to $50 90.
DARASOLS, direct from the Manufacturer. at
/ phoIeedts prices.
NrILIlNERY GOODs-a complete s;ock-lower
vi than they can be found elsewhere consisting of
BONNETS.
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS,
ROUCHES,
LACE UBR OIDERlES,
COLLARS,
FINE CdMBRICS
! JACONETT'S and
DRESS T2IlfMINGS-o Of dHstyies az tor prcss
NIULLS-Barred, Dotted and Swiss-of all quail
vi ties .t
| / lNEN hANDNENCulEt to-HCV uoL'-atOt cS
| rLOVES from CT cents to 8 and 10 shillings per
! VI pair.
JTOsE-whte and colored-from 10 cents to
! IL shillings.
DOMESrlCS at unparalleled low prices;--
nENIMS--bcstquality-- 10 cents per yard.
TJEAvY SHEETINGs-yard wide--at cents per
i yard
ZINE BR'N MUsIINS from to 10 cts per yard.
EINE BLEACHEp MUsLINs from Gi cents up.
rNlCKINGS-good and frm--It only 10 cents per
| l. yard.
SHIRrlNGs-biuo-cho"p
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HARDWARE PAINTS AND
OILS, GLASS WARE 81 CROCkERY.
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Satnrdnr- Anrnst G. 1a6n
Safe of Real Estate by Order of Court.

+. y ID. X, HOLLENBEcK. att'ys.
July 7-sw5s3.lO.
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cevs ~ a. 70 who stands at the head will re
Ssxs In que time his proper reward A. the b.nS.
81 the people whose interests m ranss ne nanas
greatly enhanced - oeg1 nin are so
WAsHINeroN, ID. C., Jan. II, Isse
,IaE eREAr popularity of Hostetter,. s,,,..
1t.efs: prepared BY the eminent phy sic,ar M
Hostetter, 10 unbounted. Daily does be rec.;p
sonstay tesimopisls of the afflicted, WHO hs sn .
Sse s9 9b St standing d.easeI through the
totns Is IEoreasing and extending It's sphere of use
IN III ness among suffering humanity. For remoyin,
Al horoiu matter from the stomach, rerulsrlnr ths
oowe .. STRENGTHENING the entire body and impart.
ing YlGor and tone to the entire human systenn A
cannot be equaled. We would reoornmep nd All Who
are amlcted with any of these terrible diseases 10
imnediately procure bottle fthe Bitters and Their
sun. 1@@NAS soo' SuAS
everywhere. ia SiNsos,''
L ihk DkAMArIc PROFESSION Will find the Bron-
Srics IieIns 20 the soothIng influence of Mrs. NJ
T.. FARMERS Indian Balsam of l.iverw OFT and Hoar
n2und. IL may be found At the druggists seneraly.
4. W6DpIse CAKES, very pretty and very cheap Mt
the fnllaqep hia CONFECTIONERY corn ar i2th ani 3
streets. Ice Cream and Water Ices Sc cents per
suna - 49,. de rs I'm
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DIED,

DIED,
the br ras iOfh instant At 2Ecoeks NJ of water on
IL days. ~esN y" 'NohAAs aiu
God takes the beautiful, the best:
- They are but lent-not given:
de sets His jewels on His breast
Inat they may shine IN heaven,
Ohsne morning OF the llth inst, JAS. FLEET
aged % years The deceased became a member OF
the methodist Episcopal Church IN his youth, and
ved CONSISTENT class leader of the same for ibIT
y.nveyears the question is As ked. how he died.
We, as ne lived; to quote his own lang uage
Christ" ~ e'' JESUS
from the residence OF his nephew, James H. Fleet
W. washington street, GEORGETOWN. His friends
ana nhose oil MS family are respectfully invited to
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

n TIE SrAR PUBLIsHEs TIE Lists m
LETTERS REMAINING IN TEE wAsHrseroy C,r,v
Posf Or1IcE UNDER ZEE pnov1,,os. a, 81.
IA" DIRECTING TEEN 70 BE PRINTED IN rHl
Hk~sPAPER HAVING rHE LARGEST cRcULA.
ZION WITHIN TIE DELIVERY OF rHE orr1cx.
ITS TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE TEAM
DOUBLE rHAr or ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN TEE DIsrRIcr OF CoLuxnrA.
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WIN. T. DOVE i G.

VIM. T. DOVE CO,
ARE Now prepared to execute any orders with
which they may be favored IN the
PBUMBiNG, GAS, OR STEAM-FITTING
BUSINESS.
= Store on 9th street, few doors north of
Penn avenue, where may be found a complete as
soriment of Chandeliers, and other Gas, Steam an {
Water Fixtures. ja8-ly
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NEW foRK, Jan IL Stocks are loxe, Chi
csgo and Rock island ooS; cunberisna co.i
90 90 ~; Illinois Central shsre. Tx; d. bond.
2lhi New York Central ssf; Pa Coal co1n.n.
"a: Reading IS; Nil and Miss I3S; Virsini,
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AVgfIoN sALr

-=Av0fIoH sALEa :
To.0AY & TO. MoRRoW MoRNTN6.
BY .. O MCGUIRE d CO., Auonone.-,-
VERY VALUABLE CORNER LOT NE.p
~ 5Hf WnfEhs MAHLKr ron sILi = AveTIos.
O'clock on the premises. we ssa sci e.1r. ~ q
i e,s 70 and ~ 10 Sqgare No lo fronting IS feet on
Fri. IS v ws,t ANA iet En- Iofss street
corner lot and fronting on the market house
asrtms 0n.-third cash: the residue in and -
the pren.s. interest, secured BY deed IN trust on
!ase 10. Mcguire CO.. Auct..
s, M5s: and L.susIs Of N.1,6ns Hotsi A.a
Ds E E 9i.ss az &; III
j. 10 = = c. ": WH All Tru.,..
xc, By A: GREEN, Auc,io,...
EXxC;EEL L HOUsEHoIDO ASTD K1rcH.
uA9 the ira ip,t, AT hues.Ios1on WEDNEs-
m; at the residences Of Dr.. ~ son. ny 70. O'Clock
a9G S,rests north, an excellent assorsmep, OF
MahossGs' s sa ~ VI
pstLor and Roofing Chairs,
Mshosany MaIb.e top Centre Table and Ottoman,
MNiahogsny Marbe e top Dressing ana other Bureens
MaaTS sy fine Extension Dininr and BrssSfss;
Fine Wslnnt Wardrobe and French Bedstead..
Stands aud Toilet Sets,
Fine French Plate Gllt-frams Mirrors and Braok-
Fine Gilt Gas Chandeliers and Ga. burn.r,
China, Glass and CTocfery Ware, Plated Castor,
N unrse By, ingrsin and STAIR Carpets and Rods,
maple hlsh and Low-post Bedstsads
me nalr ahd Shuok Mattresses and Bedding
Cane and WOOD Chairs and Loup,..
senItisn window Binds and Shades
nIne ratent Refrigerator, nea rly new
hASIaIor, SELF Regulating, Alright, and other
Fine Motifs Patent Cooking Range and An.,,,,n,
Two me lSrge Ram Casks, patenI spigots.
GtO1 lot Coal and Wood,
6ood assortment Kitchen Requisites,
VITA many other articles, which v e aeem uupeo e,
sary TO mention. ~ -@..@ee0
Terms: $50 and under. cash over that sum. a
Sreat oi 81 and for approved endors ed notes
jas A. GREEN. Auot.
By BARNAED& BUCKEY; GeoT.s.ovn
hLEOF FURNITURE ANUHOUSEAOI n
- EFFECTS at AUcTIoN.-Op WEDNESDAY,
nOhNiNG 18th lnstant, at 10 o'cock, at the hon "a
OF Mrs Luber. on Market street, GeorgetoWn he
txeeI Prospect and LIST SITS, will sell, the entire
Furniture, rs " 'S
Mahogany Chairs, Rockers
Do. Sofas. Lounges,
m TO- Centre and Side Tables
PaTior, Hal and Chamber Carpets
Sloe1oIo DInlng room Furniture,
rte1cn and Cottage Bedsteads.
Deds, MATTRESSES. Pillows, Reddinr
WrdTooes, Washstands, Bureaus
Looking glesses. Toi ct Sets,
Stoves, Kitchen Utensils,
WITH lot OF Wood and Coal DC 10
o. eIms; SIS and unTcr, cash: over that amount
% anu 20 days, wiz h interest and good endorsers
Jas Is BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Aucts,
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New York yrarkets.

'oSSt.Is Ohio IS 6OssS SIS: soatbcrn rs soss, an
viii. a. ". .s onoyanti Western red 81 2aasI.2s:
Porh g. s,S mixed 81; new yellow SOC.
3Xc. "hlsky n nrm ~
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CARD.
HE REV. wM sPAkRow, Of v,rripu.
having reoertly collected this CITY q nj m he
amount Of rent due to the estate on NV fsthsT ths
ste ". Z GrsRmer without nv authority It q an :
cumbent on me- IN order avoid further enfnrrnst-
ent IN the euenent Of said estate 10 rive motto
th my late acting 90 trustee hsving hr ed his per
manent residence m the state Of Delaware no BODY
authorized to collect IN tins oity the INCOME IL
sald estate, but myself 10 Is, under the oiroum-
stances, also neoesssry and due 20 others not less
than myseif TO say that will not be Responsible AZ
trustee for any debts made without nv xpress
consent, CHR. GRAMMER.
Executor and Trustee Of the late
JAW cog. 6. G. Gtammer.
IMPORTANT TO GRoCERs AND CON
l. PETITIONERS
GEORGE PEARSON, Of Baltimore has lately
opened a branch store here, with hne ss.ortment
OF IEAS, COFFEES. FOREIGN FRUITS.
NUTS, CANDIES. a O.. W hioh oan be pur chased al
lover prices than At any other store IN thls oIIy
Call and purchase.
GEORGE PEARSON,
Sl Penn. avenue. south side, between sh and 9Th
streets, and No. North Liberty street Bal-
tmore. de IA I'm
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TELADON SNYDER.
" Philharmonic Hail. tcsst of Star Office,
DEALER IN AND MANUFACTURER OF
STOVES, TIN, COPPER: AND ShEET-IRON
WARE.
invite the attention of the public to my complete
assortment of Cooking. Parlor and Heating Stoves,
most of which are of style and quality never before
offered In this market
have also on hand and constantly manufacturing
all kinds of Tin and Japaned Ware of the very best
matersl and will manufacture to order any article
IN my line. pedglng self to give entire satIsfac-
ton bot a. to quality and prloe.
Tin Roofing. Plumbing, Steam, Gas Fitting and
Repairing done at the shortest notice By competent
WOrkmen.
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CHRISTMAS CANDIEs.-Mslllard's French
~ Candiss and Chocolates inst
- = KING B6RcHELL,.
7 ds2 earpss vsrnont svsans and ltth 1t.
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COOP JoB.-The cold spell has afforded the
lntendant Of the Asylum opportunity to set
his hands at work. This morning they were
ousliy engaged In cutting ice on Eastern Branch
These poor fellows are now employed, usefuIly,
ana verify the old saying-"It's an i'll wind that
blows nobody good
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THE FANCY BALL, metricsl descrIp ton Of
L Fancy Bail given at Washington, April 9Th,
1883, dedicated to Mrs. Senator GwIn. volume,
qHarto; printed on tinted Paper; Price sI.5e. For
ja6 $50 Pa. av.. between 9Th and 10th SITS.
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SWISS CURIUSITIES.
JOIN LOELlG FIR has Just imported variety
of CunOsIies. ornamental and useful, carved In a
most wonderful manner-vz: Ladies' Work Boxes
Glove Boxes, Gard and OIhtr BASKETS, Napkin
Rings. Cigar Caseg, Watch Stands, vases, Nui
Crackers, CTucfxes, Group OF Cattle. miniature;
Group of Chamois, on socks, most delicately and
beautifully carved; Ink stands and Pin Cushions
&c, &c showing minutey the style of archItee-
ture peculiar to the country.
Lovers of the beautiful and uncommon shou ID call
at No. SIS Pa. av., between Sd rnd IA SITS.
ia7-Iws I0HN IOEIJGEP
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph for the Ryenin, st,,

Desusctive Ftre-Eishty Thsur>,s n,...,.
OF htee Burnt.
.Stnisholm, located IN west End ~ ar - "
thiTtx'an ~ 600 bushels Of rough ricr' eoual =,
wa, burn, - is ices Of the merchsntable sulele
a. lnsu rsnce Of $40 600 6ut ther- ~. - nae
Robbery Of the Malta.
10y, ~. jan. John Mar. OF M.,h,,
,ci, mas been arrested, charged win a. IN
!ensive robbery Of the mails at the rass 80 =,
that place. P'&' once of
Baittmere Markets.
bALfiscRx, Jan. IL Flour Ia higher, elo.,ns
onoyanti Howard street and Ohio as Is
The Wheat market 10 bare and the-. -. -.
sales Of Importance. NV
Corn closed higher; white 73a7.c., aud yellow
Sc (both for new
changed W.
Risky is arm; Ohio % and City ssc
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WATCH RKrURNs.-Gustav Schuck. DRINK
disorderly, and profanity; fine and costs, IS Is
James Green, drunk and disorderly; do. 81 IS
Robert Jones, colored, disorderly and profan. a
a BALL. 50 IS Sandy Davis, do. do. SO Is. WIN
Ellis, cold, do. 81 is.
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For Court Yesterday the case Of William
Mooney, who is charged with assault and battery
with intent to kill jeremiah Conner, was taken
up by Justice Dom, and the accused was held IN
bail for Court. Michael Mooney was held to
security for peace.
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ARRESTED Henrietta Savoy, charged with
larceny, was arrested with bench warrant by
Ofhcer Tanning. She was delivered into the
custody OF the Marshal.
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WASHINGTON ART AssocIArIoS-We notice
number of the leading artists Of the country in
Washington, and presume their presence, lust
now, may be accounted for by the fact of the
opening Of the annual exhibition Of the w ash
lngton Art Association, which takes place TO-
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I AIDES CUSTOM MADE SHOES.

CHARLES WEIRMAN. 18th street, mo. 424,
between New York avenue and H street.
continues to sell Ladies', Children n, and Wa
Servants custom made SHOES, including his csI-
ebrated IN OK Goat skin double soled shoes. Ii is
well known to his old customers that there is no
wear out tO his SHOES, owing To the superior work
maDshlp on, and The superior materials IN them.
Though his prices may therefore be trIhs tIgher
than those of parties who deal in Shoes made on tbe
principle Of Peter PIndars raZOTs-tO sell only
thcJ are really OUT one hsI as costly as they last
more than twice as long. He invites ali who des re
to save money IN the purchase Of Ladies' Shoes to
Gall and Xamlne his stock, supplied to almost
all IN the Irst Ward who aim to wear Shoes that
last better than any Others that always neat and
elegant IN their peaTance. ana at that
ally saves perhaps halt Their present expenditures
for Shoes. ia6 im
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CENTRE MARkEr.-The supply Of provisions
In the Centre market, this morning, was about
the average. A lot of country pork wa. offered
at as per 100 lbs. Business in the sheds wa.
transacted rapidly-dealers and purchasers de-
string to get away from the market and enjoy
more comfortable quarters. The prices were
ABOUT as quoted In the Star Of Saturday evening
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IcE-The dealers in this summer luxury may
look for plenteous crop this season. We learn
that at various points on the creeks and branches
near this city, Ice has formed to the depth of
three and half inches. Cutting Operations have
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The Sons OF MALrA-The gentlemen who
came here from Baltimore day before Yesterday
to institute lodge Of the Sons of Malta in This
city were Messrs. VIM. r. Bartlett, Jr., C, G
Adreon, VIM. Chestnut, Col VIM Stewart. Col
John X Johnston, and Col. Samuel T Houston.
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I AIDES, BRAlps rlalts. Cars. Ell ~ ~, va. 2,
md Pennsylv AnsA avenue. "-
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The NEW CAPITOL POLIcKMKN.-Thef ave cit.
liens named by US yesterday as likely to be ap-
pointed to the new police places at the Capitol
we're SO appointed ere night fall, with a six b,
Mr.. George F. Smalwood, to complete the list
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III The above sale il postponed uutl Thursday
J. d. HOOVER. Late Marshal
DIS ID for the District of Columbia.
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE,
III Silver Plated Wsre,
Block Tin and Britannia Ware,
Bird Cages. Baskets,
Brushes and Notions.
All fine goods, and prices this yesI lover than
ever al FRANCOIS,
HousefurnlshIng store,
ia4 go Seventh street.