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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
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hsUFs-T1e market il without quotabe change for either
ki1d: esrs Of Pots at IS % AID Pea at IS g. ,,,r
COTToN-The market Is hrmer for al kinds ~ hliddlm-
T va qSf'f sd .aa. PisS o Sa 81 ' ''"
COFFEE-Nery little Is doing prices are steady The sales
'' FLoTR AND MEAL-Tbe inquiry for Western and State
Flour qne active IN part for export confined largely 70 ne
and in limited demand for the trade and the Last neh o. the
$40 bb at .? 100 70 ~ io .1Psno 6 ss'e
1929 - IS for 91tIs DO - S% 70 DO i 20" round hoop
extra Ohio; 2oa ~ for trade bTnd. do and 5000 - 90
for 81 Louis extras Cansdan Flour m the inquiry is fair
ior the East and hoile trade choice brands scarce she sale
are f4O bbs IS s0a - 80 for extra Southern Flour very
81 ~ bbis a s6d 80 IS for supcne Baltimore &e, and
I6 asa 81 for the better grades Rye Flour + steady sales
Is plenty and lover other kinds steady saie Of lbp POI. az
a5i563 40 fo Western 40 7od - % ior jersey and - Tor
GRIih~Ihe Wheat market is dn nd prices sonewhs,
SGTgs demand e q P pu eRScs Witt Kentucky
AZ = 20 md 1866 bush Amber Weston al =, Bari,y
Snd l,ed sses Of iSC5 bush common Sse
TSr Is rather the sales 100 bush at 5's, IN
C are yer ard more abundant the demand Is mod rate Tor
eyroIt ses Of bush 500 &c o Canadian the latter
for choice Canada West 4Od for Western ldisc Tor
state Com l. and IN fair request ior the trade ana
tive for export sale. Of LOG 600 bush at 96 or gn.oahd
zoo re T lair to prime We.tern MKrd 90 y gI SnoS ND
for Jerey and Southern yellow aud 81 for hite DO
HIDES steady but active sales OF SlcO Texas o.
Hay market firm prime shipping qn'tie 'Te scarce
& quiet but not qacly oTe Rn .es
Ut 22e light and middle weights Onoco ana p"eu0
Ayfes Osl l. steady. - =.
LIEWenot sse- Of cargo Roklsnd Of &c Tor omon
and 85c. tof Lump. NO.
MoLAssEsSore doing sale, Of 400 hhds Cubs at CSC
COZ Lids do. 81 alc. and "a do. at 3oc.
NAVAL sTORESSItr Tmpeitine j. in better supply hnu
price, there little activity ~ the sa
lion. Of loo keyl bbs, s 4Sic extreme Pe
100 do. shipping a. 200 DO Straight TO arrive am
800 de- do 10 Luiyo u f6e. A. gallon Gu h. Crude j. hfn
more rnns.s hoderassk 80 80 but there are others
are dpod 70 sell Wilmington 20 81 y 2~ ~ common
Rosin Ia demand for export and undcrssd ri
bb Doe been aade for shipment to kuroPe ., 3
bbls msrirf Al this price, but the difficulty IN ~ @
freight parties from filling them .a''s .,
bbl 10 arrive have been bde VI ~ IS ESQ 10 fine qae'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-MAT I7-Before Jud.


John H. ingalls, pleaded guilty of grand larceny in
forgetting 20 return two pianos. worth 4l3s 10 Jeremiah NJ
Potion Of No il Bowcry whom he had rented them the
24h March and 10th OF April last lie remanded for
tence until Friday
Cre.entia Roth servant GIRL pleaded guilty Of taking two
watches from hen employer VIM NJ Wennerschrc Of No II
Folsyh ftlee liz "a March, and pawping them She
was IcInsnded until Friday.
John Fay Ishsn IS years Of age pleaded guilty Of
assault and battery In making Indecent demonstration upon
Little cir n yeas Of age named Phebe lsaacs To be sen
tened On Friday.
John Kelly sent 10 the State Prison FIVE for passing
- cotntcent tie Broadway Bank upon John Psent OF
No go Bowery the Esd Of April last in payment for an
oyster stew.
Aliclsel Cook charged with driving Of Harmon d Lnns
team from the hoe No. 210 East Tenth street the ih
March said be had been drunk twelve days prior 90 he
time referred TO- and did not know what he doing ho
tried and acquitted -
Peter keb and John Kob pleaded guilty Of beating n ass
Of No l1 EseS street the 18th Of February. henanaou
Henry Rogers sud Edward Saunders arraignea on
charge Keeping bank the Of NE o.
2S Houston the complaint being made BY WIZ "a ~
ConDel Of the Seventeenth Precinct police who ~ he
st gambling on Sunday night the 10th Of July no" :" '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
GENERAL TERv-MAY l7Beiore Justices 81 HBRLiSD HuL
LIN, and LEoSAKD.


Abigan Dodge at. Ezru Flag and others.
This wasan appeal from Judgment al Special Term,
directing Of the plaintiffs dover IN iourhouses
snd lo situated in West Eleventh street, In the city Of New
he ca, disclosed az scts that in question were
By Josiah Dodge his decrease March 20 1850 and that
lis Win h. devised his wife the plaintiff his Homestead IN
New HsmpIe for life ard IN addition gave her an annuity Of
400 for life vhh he charged lieu upon such houses 20 Dc
uaid n proportion ther assessed value Subject TO this ai
iy the teator dyed two Of The houses 70 ls daughter ana 10
two one house each , .
should 10 held IN trust BY trustee % be- appointed blythe Court
lid mter that the ret- Of all the houses be- applied to the pay
% of the annuity snd other incuinhiance upon the property
and until such incuI1bmuces were thus paid the deVs wer
not Executors and trustees were appointed
BY the viii The plaintiff after having received her annuity as
aud the lap. of commenced t action
10 recover dover n the West Eleventh street houses Theoun
defendant. COMMENDED that although the testaor did
give the widow the annuity and other bene
provided by the will ~ lieu oil dover as such
his manifest intention her dover was barred by statute a
lad thereby required elected within one year rom the
f.a+o, deccsse which She would take. That the decisions
which upheld the arbitrary rule that such intention the teator
vod not he sd1dyed unless dover would subveu pro-
IL claimed that set Oh Of dover would subyet
te annuity namuch each house charged 18th It's share
the 400 And the widow eneredinto possession OF third
she must sink much OF her annuity az that td ought 70 bear
proportion Such inconsistency therefore demonstrated the
tato intention bar dover and put the widow 70 her eec
ton. Aher which urged In support oil the tesla
to intention bar dover was the power conferred upon the
lease oil the houses which power could not be eEe
ced the widow entered into possession oil onrd ltwes
CLAIM ed that the grant Of ySluse homestead and allow
annuity valuable than her dover and
would her ample support for life and the widow ought
not 20 he permitted ~ Illustrate the known intention Of the
tesator.
expressly given the cunary and other benefits in favor OF the
in len the dover she not bound 70 elect that
there Inconsistency In allowing dover upon the premises
he personal out Of the remaining two
thirds and that as dover paramount title the deyises
Marshall 5 Bidwel for respondent T. W Dodge for appel
lauts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18

The retu1ns OF the NeW-UrIeaIs DIlks lot Inc week
ending May - are given in detail below. The report
of Saturday evening Of the exchange market, says:
"The exchange market somewhat weaker to-day and
operations were limited in both foreign aud domestic bills
Offerings Of all classes continued restricted and in most
drawers appeared exceedingly firm But Of the banks still
strive keep sight checks the Northern cities under the
specie level and few Of them lowered the rate from TO
prem for small At the time bank paid for
$50 600 outside dealer which 10 show that there Is
much made the present mode OF checking Offerings Of
foreign bills exhibit marked increase yet but augmentation
daily looked for IN view Of the recent heavy operations in
the closing figures this evening follows;
Clear sterling bills lCsdlO9l and 1888 for exceptional signatures
Bills with shipping documents attached O5s dl09 and 1893
Frsncs Mlod5f134 y dollar Sixyday bills NewYork &C.
idl and II q cent discount. Sight A. T. cent premium"
Weekly statement of the New-Orleans Banks:
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coupr olIrNpAR-rnp DAT.

UurIp STATES DISTRICT COURr.-No calendar
SUPREME CoURr-GLyrRAL TIRa.-Non-numer-
SUPREME Counr-CRcuIr.-Short Canses-Parti
Nos, ass .2as $3.50 $50 2Ce7 4eo7 t5 S9 22s ~ ~
aIi5 tss1 IO25 ?63 1888 435 gll34l3 Part llNos VIA
eto 4s2 1916 1919 l52 ASA l5l6, 1896 4l0 AS2, 4I1
4soa fs5 294 2i,i se4s 1880 1900 g2 600 4Ea' 1877
SUPERIOR Cousr-Part Mos. 437, 2l6, 3oo, 4b3,
ISL AZ 28; 49, go 49, 4S5 49, 49, 492 49, 4f9 6I Pa
H-Nos $50 &C., 566 500, so, ST. 5H, ~, 9'S 'z oo'
sa6. ~, ,ao-
CoURr or Connos PLEts-PaIt I-Nos 1917,
2C26 1859 2oas 2os6 2O37 2039 94o i04i 2o 25 2ol5
1000 ?6Ts 1879 Part TNo 1867, 1906, ~ 1879 1901 III
Icl2 lC5 1871. 3l0 81, 1916, 1882, ls47, 1869.
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Pnsssngers Arrived

Ia p Maria from 81 JOgo, Cuba-Emsnnel Camnero and
Mater n Camnero r. dro Garcia Pedro A. Bastard Manuel
Mes,re Master @estre G. wyeth Eugene Vse,te Mr.
Yolete g. Gsrbeld ennis Sullivan, Mrs Sullivan, Miss NJ
Homilon Master j. Sullivan. AUguste Atonio
Ia boyk Ocean FGroye from CdydeRas-R Nichols lady and
child +. W. Bird, d. c. Taylor
In bayk Reindeer from Moyogasz-Dr Henry Brunson and
lsdy r. Trowbrdee, jr J. N. Whetbmore w. Chandler
n schy. s. n Sears. from Kingston, Jdm-ME Hal and
family. Mr. Hoprin aud family
In sehr Pyor-ess from Beymudd-W. H. Stevens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
COURT OF COMMON PLBAS-TGIAL TERv, MAY l5-B
tore Judge HILros.
Us FOR PERSONAL
Y;uulef act 1idli

IilIlff TldtA
Plaintiff sought TO recover damages for severe In
iury himself he engaged workman upon the tabernacle
Church budng corner Sixth aud Thtyourh street
In tie 1859 The defendant the contractor for
the building aud employed large number Of workmen among
then the psinff Tie pntlf In bis behalf testified that
oo commencing work the 2d Of Angus 1883 he was
non H. church when he upon the back OF the head
by mason's tool called point steel instrument weighing
about 2 pounds lie knocked down bis skull fractured
and lie Sustained other injuries The defendant not In the
building - the time had lie been that morning Plaintiff
coutended that decndt liable because he did not erect
aholdng around the tower fence below for the protection
Of The woTlmen IL not shown that usual or
y in erecting put up scsnodng oT protection Of per
sons below .
After the close the plaintiffs testimony Mr. C. L. Morre
the defendants counsel moved dismiss the complaint tho
ground that employee. for Injury received through the
negligence smother employee could not recover against the
common employer master unless the master himself were
ty of negligence aud that evidence had been given OF any
negligence on bis part. -
Te Judge .rsufed thu motion and dismissed the suit
A LeingcT and Ar Ganin ioT plaintiff C. L. Noueu for de-
ffndsut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-May IT,
Before Sir. GEORGE =. BETS,

FORGERY Of PiNeloh-WNHtANIs.
Tie examination into the case of Selden Brainard
charged with passing false applications for penson arrlits
will utsIt 20 deaud the United States proceeded win
to-day II l. but state a. the Of the amount said
have been obtained by the prisoner are inaccurate lie Il
charged with psing four warrants Of the value OF ~" cach
Instead Of asG0n0 Tie Government claim that the declarations
and c.r'fcst upon which the landwaan issued were
forged and sent on by NJ Branerd knowing them 10 pe
false Tie accused claims acted In good fifth that the
application made upon the statement OF parties who alleged
st the parties entitled 20 the warrants and that II
gny o pThciiecd be party 10 H. Ths exai-
nation + tin ped 2 M. Macomber for the United states
P-ebe. Dean a Donohue for defendants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
BROOKL wv II,E.NS

RrprBLrcAs WIGwAs.A Republican Wigwam is
in eourse Of construction the vacant los in Fulton
street opposite the City Hail. is intended particu-
larly for the headquarters Of the party in Kings
County, and will be kept open every day and evening
during the Presidential campaign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18

The SUypAY-ScHooL AssyERsARIEs-The annual
festival of the Brooklyn Sunday -Sehools il fixed for
Tuesday next, the 22d inst, on which occasion the
City Hall bell will he toed signal for the Schools
to turn out, and flags will be displayed. Should the
weather prove unfavoribe, the procession will be
postponed 10 the first fair day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
SUPREME COURT-CHAxBERs-Al!,Y l1.-Before Justice
BOSNkY.

Sarah Andrews agt Abraham w. Andrews.-Mo-
ton rIfned tie order referred 70 by striking out al
lev Of SIC.
John a. Brush ct al. agt. n. G. Brush ct al-Orler
granted. .
j. II. Power agt. Wm. G. Chave ct al.-UpOn the
facts shown by the pper in this motion i is clear that the de-
eudnnt Barbara L. B. Latson has defense either legal
equitable agus, plins mortgage. The application is To the
discretion ofhe Court and the motion l. denied with 10 costs
MARY l.. Newcomb ae1. Charles ). Newcomb.-
Judenen, confirming report aud for divorce plaintiff to have
custody Of the child
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18

a.bor. alter throwing overheard part Of oaIao on wh""e
much damage and towsd into Tor San sneo was
wrecked I. Falkland to N;ssA ~ ss- vs -
,. - sd end owned ~ Jspss bses IL psss~J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
Nv Tclegraph.

PROVIDENCE, May ls.-Au schr Lizzie w Dyer p'''
Jacksonville. 81. p..ss.
NEWPORT May l7-Arr bark WIN. Lee, siesnm. pssi a
Ocean eco bb oil schrs Otter Rock Cox Nonoss '' "
port; A. Dexter Beaver, New-York for Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
p..,s, admitted charge 10 b tue and were renDSd 'e

Ss,. Van Curren Unity indicted With nsmsd Wal
tes for passing eoune q. money 10 payment for some lager
Int he Jury could not tec aud locked for the night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-RIses... 4:H Sets ....... 712 hOon-Rises. 2S
HIGH
Ssndy Hook. $50 Gov. Island 642-Hel Gate..... sH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
Tru Comrepy Rockwell The former Cashier Of the Trnsi Com
rby teng President Of the road VII the former failed IN Au

Tru Company Rockwell The former Cashier Of the rns; Com
yby teng President Of the road VII the former failed IN A'
gust 1857
After period Of with meet
ngs OF the Directors Of the road with the asst OF the Tn
Company settlement as by which the loss % the road
will fe comparatively smell This has constutod one OF t'
cfcf diff cucs owing 20 the amount Of labor required %
feet settlement Another has hecn the renewal Of ~ rf
last amounting &aoo0Oo This however has ell been ar
rarred nearly With sheets o. coupons preserving th"
mofre security rtsct which. icing upon the main line 10
only little short Of 90 900 per mile The interest In this a.
psd TIE coupons The fret mortgage bonds are held
principally in Frrope the loan having been taken IN 1881
~ pnir Tie interest the third mortsage bonds due In
1873 Ia been promptly paid since the Suspension OF the Com
poyees but these having been paid % the Company has
recery made that VIII secure The pune
the interest these bonds becomes dne
There IN circulation about 100 900 o. what IL o. nominated
Fourth Nortgage bonds created for the oenbe object Of
tendr the road from Rochester to Manchetr opposite PITTS
burgh Put In the operations Of Rockwell with the Trust Com
parry nearly the whole Of this ue became pie ged for thng
20 Company and Of the bonds sub
constitute h lien ~ miles OF road nom
Bridgeport Belsir and the Companys property in
Pernsylvania. - .
wen as the unsecured bonds and such portions Of the floating
debt may be agreed upon st fair valuation either by
nogare IN except In money satisfactory 10
holders The floating debt has been reduced since November
S400O and all the OF the road
the the Company required In its operations The
business Of the road In IT, palmie days never In
prosperous condition than the tnethe track
the cuves bridges having been put in thorough repair from
he feshet OF phil last
The cost Of the road including equipment and valuable dock
property Cleveland and real estate In that city Weve
gS5S
Telegraph line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
4I2asglll 4la..Ea1l0 sl02o2o95 sl0.5.4,al
Decrease. e425, COS Decrease.... +a7i 800
la CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE LAND GRANT BONDS

Decrease. &C., ; 463 ,292 Decrease. sll3,l "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18

Reducngthe Wheat 10 Flour, the increase in the re-
ceipts Of 1860 is equal 10 5000 bbls. Flour.
The receipts at tide water of the principal articles
of produce, from the opening Of the Canals to and in
cludiu0 the l4th inst, have been as follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18

Total 9,3s4 4is
Represented by:
Capital stock ...................,......S3s s2le6
lst mtge. bonds main line. ............ 100000
ntee. bonds main line, and LIST
exits. MINIMUM. l3loSiVV
I'd ntre bonds main line, and I'd on 49,
e1ts........ ........s...,............. lloo,VO
River line bonds 1st on road from Roches-
ter 20 Manchester, and from Bridgeport
TO Bell air ard 9Th remainder l,15i0o0
Unsecured bonds ,.............. 6l0,325
Floating debt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 261,OO
Unpaid corpons Sd and 4th mge bonds. e2oo-s92
The grain roads of Illinois continue to be well en-
ployed. On the 18th the movement follows, by
the four leading roads:
Grass
Flour. WHIT Com. Oats. Rye Bry. Seed
bbls bush. bush. bush. bush bush. 70
G.kC H. r. R......28O 5O55 3905 17OT 233 sl1 262O
CARL r. R.......5OO L750 1880 80. 100 IS
Illinois Cenral....... % I8,B5n 800 Z5cO
B. q Quincy r R....20 1000 31429 III 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-28
THE LATEST NEWS
TIE l. EG RAPHIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the pnlestfps

4 hNat OF the Fnteettne.
/ FARTHER PoINr, May - The Canadian Com
pahy steamship Palestine, from Liverpool on
tue TOTO inst bringing telegrams via Que>nsL
Town 70 me I'm, passed here Al early hour ths
morning.
The political news generally 10 unirnpo-t,nt
Gen. GaribaldiS expedition, which sailed from,
Genoa, landed az MARSHA, a strongl fortified as.
port on The western coast OF sicily, under the a.,
Of two Neapolitan frigstes. One Of Garsbaldi,,
steamers was sunk, and the volunteers who
landed were, at the time the mails left, nghting
with the royal troops
Garibaldi's second expedition had already en-.
rolled 600 volunteers, but IL was stated that I'm
consequence Of numerous diplomatic represen-
tations the government Of Sardinia would p-e.
vpRt is departure.
There was great agitation at Naples and Psler-
ne.
Pullinger, the defsulting cashier Of th. Union
Bank, had been sentenced TO 20 years Of penal
servitude.
Russia again menaces Turkey in favor Of the
Greek Christians.
Cotton tat Liverpool closed quiet and generally
unchanged, with sales for three DAYS Of 4s.OOo
bales; but some circulars report decline OF Lied
on lower qualities
Breadsturs generally were quiet and un-
changed, excepting corn, which was very dull
and slightly lower
Provisions generally were dun, without quota
bic change
American produce was generally unchanged.
COnsOls closed at 9lk
The reporter thinks the sales Of cotton included
four instead Of three daysl
The steamships America, Hsmmonis, Austria
lasian, and Vanderbilt had arrived out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-28
To CoSsr,rprrvrs

IT,. ,,o. gtera Ced Ltcer Oa Jelly.
cealng Al others In ts cuEstive ofects upon those
affiloted with tuberoular diseases. Prepared UPON
highly scientlhc principles Of the pure oil. and
rOobsd OF the nsuseous taste Of the plain article IL
ls received into the stomach In its Jeli6ed form,
And dgested passing into thu snei Intestines drop
oy drop, supplying the wastes of the body BY lie
alalng nature IN overcoming the disease. Ap-
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine,
and recommended by the fsoulty every where, this
preparation lie confidently offered as q remedy for
Consumption and al Scrofnlous affections
sold by Charles Stott. Washington, and by all re-
spectacle druggists. Price o. per bottle
PKNFoLD, PARKER a. MOVER,
NO. 10 Beekman street. New York,
mar l6-Sm Wholesale Asents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-28

nation against the Insult by throwing few stonea
at the republican party, who were serenadine one
OF their members. And because Of this little
AFFAIR, In which three young men dispersed the
entire black republican party Of this city, Il was
anent acts OF voting in Congress virtually to para
I've law and order in the metropolis Of the nation
The speaker closed after a few more remarks ex-
presslve OF bis confidence In the democratic and
anti-know nothing nominee for Mayor
Three cheers were then given for the Mayor and
Tor the various speakers Of the evening, and the
meeting adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-28
AMONG THE MANY PRtp.R,r,ox, befora the ma

AMONG THE MANY PRTPARATIoNs before the puh-
llc a. certain cures for the Fever and Ague none
have been received with such especial favor as pr
j. Hostetter's celeb ated stomach Bittefs Tbis
tonic has been OF culated and its many virtues pro-
mulgated throughout the States. and every day the
Proprstors are greeted with the tell gence of some
dreadful case vanqushed by the use of Their ceie-
brated Btters In principal cities ther arc but
few families who neglect the Buffers in furnishing
their medicine closets. AS tonic il is both mid
AM agreeable to the taste and stimulating in It's
action upon the system. For certain cure for the
r ever and Ague. Flstulency, Dyspepsia. ana all
other morbid diseases, II Is sure and unea ualed
For sale by druggists and dealers generally eve
rywhere. ma 81 acst
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mar l6-Sm wholesale Asenta.

IHE BOSOM OF DESTRUCTION IL the fatality among
our young and mddle-aged 70 indulge. IN xoess and
dehasing habits. Those who are yearning for some
influence 70 dispel the growing evil should read
Human FTdtify. or Phgstologtoal ReSearchsS.n It
aeinsstes IN ctctd color for II Is beautifully Illus
tratedl the causes and effects OF oca AID vital dis
ease and decay. pointing out the only sure ssfsfV
rdIcs-read the advertisement of " TTtsSsyn1T " in
another column. Sold bv Dr. Barrow, 1es Bleecber
where.
Sold also by 5. Calvert Ford, ir, Washington,
IL. ma y I'm
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NoTr~p Tu,,r-r

We solicit the attention Of al persons in wsnt of
Clothing, TO our large and fashionable stock of
Clothing and Gents furnishing Goods. Our goods
are All manufactured by ourselves aad we conf
GENTLY assert that we can give better goods and
more satisfaction and at cheaper rates than any
other establishment in this city. Any STYLES of
Clothing made TO order and nice at always guar
antled. MCCAIN A. ~cHsII
ma lin National Hotel Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-28
HOMEOPATHIC Rr,rrnrrs

All OF DR.; Humphreys a Co.'S specific He-
meopatmc Remedies put up expressly for family
IN cases, containing % walls, from So 20 S.
each, with book Of full directions. For sale 6y
retail agent; w: A. Fitzgerald $50 north r street;
also by r. h. Winter, north corner of street and
Vermont avenue. Also, Pond'S F1fyaef on WifrS
Harsf, for internal and external infammations Of
al kinds. Sold as above. NASTY
PENN1Es:-PersOns cesiriDE Pennies viii always
h7d them tor erchAnre At tae Star 0aoe Nnu nter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-28
New fsrs NIarksts

New YoRK, May 3 Flour is lower, but prices
are nominal. Wheat is heavy; no Southern re-
ported. Corn has a downward tendency, mixed
quoted at 3ka60c. Beef stesoy Pork arm
Lard quiet Whisky steady at 2l &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-28
Raltimere nlarheta

BALTIMORE, May 2S.-Flour has a declining
tendency; Howard street IS So Wheat isduii
and unchanged. Corn has downward tendency,
white 66a7Oc.i yellow 65a67c. Provisions are
qdiet; no change In quotations. whisky steady
At 81 &c