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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-10

Zoo hhds and 800 boxes, at prices given IN another
column. Coifee WINS quiet and sales sria'ng frexnS
were again higher Wheat, In bulk aud bags was Gu
gagged 70 Liverpool N lid. u1sd, and 70 London, N
shps bags AZ I'D The amount Of grain and other art
Giles awaiting shipment large and in excess OF available
shin room While good deal Of produce has been bought
for Shipment on fui6Iment OF foreign ORDERS considers
BILE portion of the wheat going forward is on owners
account or on speculation. II is believed that many
orders in the market remain 20 be dlcd and which
in allegiance account Of the scarcity Of vessels.
The expanded condition Of the banks, rendering money
abundant and cheap, stimulates speculation not alone in
stocks, but also in breadstus II is seldom that parties
ship largely OF grain TO England speculation that they
out Of the business in entirely solvent condition,
especially dependent upon bank discounts TO conduct
their operations 10 believed that the Great EASTERN
could load at whsryes she could at this time obtain
considerable not full cargo Of produce for her return
voyage, but this Ia mpractcable. Neither she be
loaded by lighters outside OF Sandy Hook except at
expense she could not afford to bear
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20. 1860

Our usual Weekly Review of the Baltimore mar
kets printed on letter sheet, will be ready for
delivery from our counter this afternoon. Mer-
chants and others DESTROYS of having their bust
ness cards inserted, can be accommodated by
leaving their orders at the Counting during
the day
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MARYLAND AFFAIRS.

The EASTERN SHORE APPRoPRtATIoN.-The Easton
Star SAYS: A caucus of the Eastern Shore mem
bers of both Houses was held at Annapolis on
THURSDAY evening, to consult respecting the Eas
tern Shore claim, Mr. Heckart, of Cecil presiding.
Messrs. Heckart and Goldsborough were appointed
to take charge of the matter in the Senate, and
Messrs. Goldsborough, Landing, Dennis, Linthi
cum, Legg, Medders and Maxwell in the House.
1t is to be hoped that the present Legislature will
dispose of this NATTER by giving the Eastern Shore
her just dues. The payment of the claim has been
deferred long enough, and important interests on
the shore suffering because of the delay of pay
ment. If the present Legislature will but provide
for correcting the social evils existing in Baltimore
and for the payment of this just claim to the East
ern Shore it will deserve to be embalmed in the
memory of all good citizens of the State.
THE MARYLAND TRANSIT TAx.-Mayor Berrett, of
Washington, urges the City Council of that city to
agitate for repeal of the transit tax imposed by
the State of Maryland upon each passenger over
the Washington Branch Railroad. He says ''the
State of Maryland has reserved to itself the one
fifth part of the gross receipts from passengers
travelling between Washington and Baltimore on
the Washington Branch Railroad and this crcum-
stance does not leave any one at liberty to ask the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to reduce
its rate of fare below the existing tariff 1t is pro-
per, therefore, to urge respectfully the State Of
Maryland to remove this tax, in order that our de-
sire may be accomplished. We may properly APP
proach that State with this request, because the
great intercourse between Washington and Balt-
this tax
New MILITARY COMPANY IN ST. MARY's.-We
learn from the Leonardtown Beacon that the cit-
zens of st. Inegoes District, in st. Mary's, have
organized dragon company. The following is a
list of the officers Captain, DR.. j. Randolph jones'
LIST Lieut.. VIM. A. Smith, I'd, James A. Roach
Sd, John H. Tucker lst Sergeant, Edward s.
Abel; I'd, Geo. A. Loker Sd, Stanislaus Carke
4th, Thomas J. Byrd; Surgeons, DR.. j. W. For
rest, DR.. }. C. Ashcom; Ensign, Robert Clark;
Bugler, Charles Evans
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CAMILLA Cumber-
land paper states that the recent rains and thaw
produced quite rise in the waters of the Potomac,
and drove down with considerable force the large
body of thick and heavy ice that had formed by the
very cold weather that had just past; the effect of
this rush of water and ice, was to carry away a
crib, at dam No. 5, which had been put in in 1856
The Canal, we believe, has suffered other damage.
THE MARYLAND Coal TRADE.-The following,
taken from the Cumberland CiUilian, shows the
amount of coal shipped from that region for the
years 1850:
lo0o 'Ot-,ILo
lo59 ....4lSol0
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FROM BUENos AYREs-DErAus OF TIRE TREATY OF
PEAcE-Through private advices, dated Buenos
Ayres, Nov. u. we learn that by the treaty con.
cluded between Gen. Urquiza and the Commission
ers of Buenos Ayres, the province is to join the Ar
gentine Confederation within given time. Buenos
Ayres to be the national port of entry, and, of
course all diiierential duties abolished, the inter
course between the upper provinces being once
more established.
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The Committee, to whom the memorial praying
the removal of Judge STUMP was referred, can
render an inest;mable service to this city by
making thorough investigation into the modes
by which justice has been delayed or thwarted in
the Criminal Court. They should elicit all the
facts which go to prove the neglect, ineficency or
corruption of that tribunal before they deter
mine the measure of responsibility to be appor-
toned to its respective officers. When it is known
how many indictments have been found by
Grand Juries, and then quietly thrust aside-how
many recogniZances have been forfeited on which
no action has ever been taken-how many times
notorious offenders have been formally summoned
to answer for their crimes but have managed
finally to eude rebuke or punishment; then only
will the Committee be in a condition to inquire
through whose agency these wrongs have been
permitted or perpetrated. There may be, and is,
we believe, enough in Judge STUMP's character
and bearing to justify his removal, but i'm
portant as such a measure would be-
it will not meet the necessities of the times unless
it goes hand in hand with full exposure of the ini-
quites for'whch he is largely, though not wholly,
accountable. There is no social nor political evil
that can infict such irremedlable injury upon a
community as depraved and imbecile Court for
it pollntes the very sources from which all gov
eminent emanates. The arrangement of the finan-
ces, the unequal distribution of taxes the disor-
ganization OF the police the hundred instances in
which, through incapacity or neglect, our mate
rial resources or prosperity have been iniuriously
affected, these present questions of less importance
to society than do the misdemeanors of judicial
officers The errors of the legislative and
executive departments may be corrected, but
when justice and the laws are administered
without regard to dignity, decency or fairness,
the moral sense Of the community becomes
incurably diseased, and men grow caous
about crime. Such has been visibly the effect
produced here by the scenes which, through
series of years, have transpred daily in the Grim.
inal Court Not only have lawlessness and vice
found direct encouragement from the treatment
they have met with, but the public, which was
on shocked and outraged by the proceedings o
this tribunal, has ceased TO allude to them save
with jesting or contemptuous remark. If
condition of things, which IS so disreputable is
suffered to exist much longer it is easy 10 see the
roinous consequences that will eusue It is,
therefore, through desire to see something DONE
not only to expose and punish past offences, but
to avert future disasters that we commend this
matter to the cousiderat on of the Grand Inuuest
Of the State
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THOS. D. JOHNSTON,
Agent,
as and as Second street.

! have become disguised with mankind from the
Inconsistency and RIGHTEOUSNESS of its susceptibility For
thinks that he is right though he may he wrong
in the opinion of another Therefore, if tells the truth,
he may well tell a lie, for will believe him But
claim for myself honorable exception. To the
most incredulous that my CHAIR CoL0RNG FLUID will
change gray hair to its original, hold myself responsible
for the return of every dollar in the of its failure
Price 50 cents per bottle
jal6tf az RsItimora street
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Booth b PARMENTER's

s35 $35 s85 $S5 $35 $35 s85
Sc " ~ G ~ 4 HI " E s.
SIS S55 SIS So So s75
Just received fresh supply of these Justly celebrated
Machines.
Refers to Barnums City Hotel he work of this great Ho
tel is done with of these Machnes Henry Tyson
Newcomer G. H. Reese, F. W K. King, J. J Thompson
and numerous other gentlemen who have them in use
Agency, $50 BALTIMORE STREET.
Jl2H and 50 S. HOWARD STREET
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INCIDENT AT LAwRENcE.-Among the incidents
attending the late catastrophe at Lawrence is the
following which affords subject of speculation A
young woman, operative in the mill. who be-
longs in Johnston, Rhode Island, while at dinner
on the day of the accident, had presentment tbat
something awful was about to happen. She en-
deavord to dissipate the feeling but was unable to
do So She went into the mill as usual. but the
matter pressed so heavily upon her mind that abont
3 O'CLOCK NJ. she had to go home indisposed. She
thus escaped the terrible consequences which en-
auad.
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Prepared by s. W FowLE co, BosroN and for sale by
Candy, Gpin & Co, Thomson Woods 4 Block, Seth S.
Hance, E Fl. stabler & Co., W H. Brown Bro, Walker
Richardson Co.. Baltimore, and by dealers everywhere
iaOIa
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from Gen. A. c. DODGE, our Minister to Spain
WASHINGTON, u. c., Nav 10
DIR. GEO. B. GREEN-Dear Sir-The OrVgendted Bifiers
with which kind as to furnish me- have had
most salutary effect ia my case troubled with Dys-
pepsa for four during which time RENE
dies but never met with any good your Bters am
in the enjoyment of good health, and hope and
lie that all who the OrVgenaed BitterS will find
them selviceable as have found them
With high respect, your ob't servant,
A. C. DODGE.
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MARRIED

MARRIED,
On the 18th instant, by Rev. Dr. Wilson, JOS BROWN
to Miss SUSAN MATTER, all of this city.
On the I'm instant ~ Rsv Dr.; F%IleF HENRY
est daughter OF the late Capt Solomon T. Frazier of Dor
chester county, Md.
On the llth June 1882 by Rev. Father Obermeyer WM
D. ROBINSON to Miss EMMA NJ. BENSON, al of this
city.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev Henry Ebert, CHAS
GREEN to Miss CATHARINE BUTLER, all of this city
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STURGEON IN PARIs.-Among the distinguished
visitors in Paris is the Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon The
preachers object is professional He has engaged
the American Chapel, where be hopes to draw large
audiences.
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FINE QUALITY PLATED TEA SETS, URNs, CAsToRs
Cake Baskets, &C. for sale at modera tie prices
j. X K. CAMPBELL,
NIL R, GER COR 227 Baltimore street
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9rw 6u00s.
. YELLING OFF


SELLING OFF, svr NO ORR,
DRY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS,
AT No. I6I NORTH GAY STREET, o. T.
The UNDERSIGNED intending to make di,r.at changes in
MS BUSINESS T ~ f2RE SF9t Rs o day 9 e al his
consideraby below the market prices All who want BAR
s N az nysd to call and they will be convinced that
Thg hest Stoc is complete and customers he suited in
R0 m forget the glacs-No lG NORTH GAY STREET
,., SIGN OF THE CHG sTockIvG.n
ja2-4 H. POLLACK.
GRAND Opening OF E2S59 G =, NJ, ,,.,,,r,,n
wRoTH & FULLERTON, DRESS GOODS
TIE k K / 4EsF G EE5S h fp6RfGD
SILK KOBE in two n 9qnc IS and DIX TX the YqF2 popp
GREY AZ fu IA ass 0g Inc B, Of p,,,O
MoURAH& G2qRS 2E EEE EByf G5IHF
s51 $ baltimore STREET
A UoTToN GOODS VERY LoWlll
PURCHASED AT THE E, GREAT E At AUCTION SALES
JUST RECEIVED AT
GEORGE H. HAIG'S NEW STORE,
1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS.
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
OF HosTERIEs, SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Ever offered for sale in this city
ALSO,
CHOICE VARIETY OF
FANCY AND PLAIN SILKS,
MERINOs, DELAINEs,
AND OTHER DRY GOOD
sHAwLs,
MANTILLAS,
CLOAKS,
CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMMINGS,
ALL or TIE VERY LATEST STYLES.
HOOP SKIRTS,
CORsETS,
AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ARTICLES FO
LADIES' WEAR.
All of the above will be sold either in lots r by retail
926-tfr UNPRECEDENTEDLY LOW RATES
100 BALES LINEN BURLAPS
MEDIUM for Coffee Bags
Also HOP sACKNG and goods for WOOL TOT MBB8@Y!f ER a2
sale in lots from one to hundred bales very low prices
,a., ROBERT D. BROWN & co,
GtELEBRATED SCOTCH WOOL UNDER
0SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
We have Just opened large and varied assortment OF
''s, s.'''' a''N S'''C CONSTABLE, WALKER & co,
o22tfr Opposite the Museum
INFERNO UNDER-SHIRTS.
WI new article, very HEAVY and plush lnel With
-',, " '''''' '-'' &c CONSTABLE WALKER co,
o22ttr 1856 Baltimore street
SHAKER FLANNEL SHIRTS.
SAn assortment all Sizes Just received with DRAWER
o nS5 r. CONSTABLE, WALKER W * I3!5 4 co,
WINTER GLOVES.
w Ofevfry style and description, just received by
o22-tfr CONSTABLE, WALKER x co.
CANVASS PADDINGS, ALPACAS, AND
" NELFETS, suitable for cothers for sale low close
byagents, ROBERT d. BROWN " CO,
S2Stf 2German street.
GOODS FOR SUMNER S HIRTS.-We have
~ in store large supply of the celebrated 'Nasonve
MUSLIN, especially for Summer Shirts very and
COOL as linen. CONSTABLE, WALKER Il co,
~ tTr Da14
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From the Publisher of widely circulated Magazine1
Boston, July |, 1855
MessIs S. W F0wLs Col have taken three bottles of
the Oxygenated Bters, and have derived great benefit
from their have been much troubled with Dyspepsia
for several years, and found nothing afforded me any
relief until used the Bitters cheeruly recommend
them to all who afflicted with this troublesome and
stubborn complaint.
JAMES ROBINSON, of the
"Student and ScLO0fuaer
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-20

Decrease in 1859. ......222,9 go
No reports from the Cumberland Coal and Iron
Company, and the 1Etna Company. The Hoffman
Company are not operating This will account in
part for the decrease.
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1t2O-2t City Collector.
Our ENTIRE STOCK
LAST SUMMERS
DRESS GOODS,
NOW REMAINING ON HAND,
WILL BE
OFFERED AT RETAIL
III ONE-HALF COST! @N
GREAT BARGAINS IN
BAREGEs,
0RGANDIEs,
GRENADINE AND
BAREGE ROBES.
ORGANDIE
AND JACONET
FLOUNCED ROBES
SILKS BYT THE YARD,
AND
FLOUNCED SILK ROBES
PARIS PRINTED
MANY STYLES
OF THESE GOODS
WE'RE OPENED
VERY LATE LAST SUMNER,
ANDARE
VERY BEAUTIFUL
IN DESIGNS AND QUALITIES
ja2O-tfr HAMILTON EASTER & co.
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On the night Of the 18th January at his residence in Mt
Vernon Place, JOHN NELSON.
His friends invited to atten his funeral from his late
residence at IL o'clock Saturday morning DIST instant
On the 18th instant, AUGUSTUS A BROWN, in the 42d
year Of his age.
the 18th instant, JOHN COLE, in the 2lst of
his age
On the 18th instant ELIZA JANE, aged years, of
John W. Lee.
At Washington, the 18th instant, Miss JOANNA SAR.
Do, aged % years
On the 18th instant, HARRISON BARNETT, aged I3
years. months and days, of Rose Ann Barnett for
merly of dorchester county, Nd
On the 10Th instant, BIRZE1A, gest daughter of W
NJ and Susan Crawford. aged % months and DAYS.
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job INST MS
IN 8 u n a nj CE ROO MI S !,
73 and as SECOND STREET.

IN 8 UR a NOE ROO MI S ,
az and as SECOND STREET.
AGGREGATE CAPITAL REPRESENTED,
Ouer $IOOOOOOG
MARINE
Fare Policies
Cp@ Appoped Risks,
Without the delay
Consulting the Home Offices
In assuming the responsible ty
Becoming identified
with the
Following Companies,
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THE BEST SEWING NACHTN

The BEST SEWING MACHINE
The only First Premium on Sewing Machines for Family
and General Manu- aCturing Purposes was awarded to
LISTERS SEWING MACHINES,
At the lat Fair of the Maryland Institute their super
iority over all others. Price $50 and upwards
SALRs Rooms,
nl4tf l63 Baltimore straat
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The Weekly Novelette, of SeptsIs, says
Dyspepsia is of the prevailing diseases of country
This owing both to climate and the almost universal ha
bit Of eating meals too rapidly admit proper diges
ton But in spite of these circumstances this dis
when has become chronic disappears rapidly by
the use of the oxygenaed Bers which have been found
to prove an infallible remedy
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GNITY COLLECTORS OFFICE.

TITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
" BALTIMORE, January Goth, 1860
NOTICE-The attention of the public is called to an Ad
yertisement which will appear in the columns of CLIP
PER- of the sale of Property for unpaid taxes the
which said notice will be published in said paper
weeks twice week under the following dates January
10Th 25th 3Oth February 3d. 18TH 18th and 2Oh:
praton ofwhich time all lots remaining unpaid will be
offered for sale to the highest bidder.
VIM. T. VALIANT,
li2O-'t City Collector.
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IMPORTANT TO HOUsEKEEPERs
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split, Office ofCity Steam Fire Wood
Min,
No. 3NORTH STREET.
sl0h JAMES H. JOHNSON
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LESTER IMPROVED
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES
At Prices from sl5On Cabinets or plain STYLES garau
ted to do every kind of CLOTH LEATHER WORK that
requires a seam.
80 Salesroom 1863 Baltimore street,
m27tf T. n CHASE Avant
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WHEELER Il WILSON'S
SEW ING MACHINES
NeW and Valuable Improvement.
DIAGRAM STITCH.
CC7CEgG|@E-g@c
Wheeler Wilson has, usual the highest pre-
MUM at the Fair of the American Institute, and at the
principal Fairs throughout the Union
g. Send for Circular.
OFFICE-2O5 W. BALTIMORE STREET
dl3-tf RaItiuora Nh
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The WANDERER.-Lamar, of Savannah, has made
a formal demand for his yacht Wanderer, and in
structed his agent to ship crew and send her to
Matanzas, where he hopes to dispose of her. The
claimants willing to give her up upon his exc
cutting bond to the amount of her value, condi-
TONED for the payment of all sums that may be le
gally recovered against her
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nLDEST ESTABLISHED STAND
"

oldest ESTABLISHED STAND
~ IN THE CITY
ANDREW f. WARNER,
No. 10 NORTH GAY STREET,
MANUFA CTURER or
SILVER WARE AND FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
AND DEALER
YER PLATED WARE,
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
Has in store beautiful assortment of New Styles and Pat
terms of Rich Jewery and Silver Ware suitable for presents
embracing great variety Of Set and Plain Gold BROOCHES
Mosiac Carbunkle, Coral PEARL Lava Cameo Eruscan,
EAR RINGS; BRACELETS; FINGER RINGS, set with
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald Pearl, Opal, &c Ladies' GOLD
CHAINS Vest md .JSpoS Cha M patHre LOCK ETS;
pam Gold Rings PeAc and Pens Sleeve BUTTONS and
STUDS Gold and jet Crosses; Jet Bracelets Pins and Ear
Rings Hair Jewelry of beautiful designs &c
Also complete assortment Of Best Quality Heavy Silver
lated TEA SETS Walters, Ice Pitchers, Cake Baskets
Handle Dessert Knives, Spoons, Forks Ladies' NCY
erms s9r -
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MAUDE, THE MURDERER.-On the post morton ex-
animation of Maude, the New Jersey murderer,
cartilaginous tumor about the size of pea was
found attached to the inner surface of the dura
biologists place the organ of marvelousness, the
perverted manifestation of which they say gives
belief in wtchcraft. Maude thought the whole
world bewitched His body has been inferred in
ley having decided him to be worthy of Christian
burial in consecrated ground.
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IMPROVED GLYCERINE CREAM.
The best offered the public for the cure
and prevention fChapped Hands, Lips &c One or two an
pcations of this Cream will render skim soft smooth
and deiicately white. Prepared only by
n. HYNSON JENNINGS Il co,
nS-tf AZ North Cbarlao strae,
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FINE TABLE CLARET.-Another supply received
by GREEN YOE, 83 Baltimore street j27-tf
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Benton Penn, son of the late Judge Penn, of New
Orleans, was killed at Covington La, on the 18th
instant, by an engineer of rival steamer. The
murderer was arrested.
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Al Licensed By The State Of Maryland
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EURSl FURS |! FURS!l!
On hand large and varied assortment of
FINE FURS,
anNacured for retail trade All goods sold at my estab-
ishmen will be warranted represented The old stand
of the house is guarantee that customers will be
honestly and justly dealt with
TAYLOR.
delft Opposte Rarpur,'s
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A SCHUMACHER VIM H. BRUNE.
II. J. OCKERSHAUSEN, GEO. VIM. BROWN.
THE OKFGENA TED BITTERS.

And all who suffer the torture which this disease ncts in
form another its phases yourselves per-
ms md IL nv usinO
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OLD RAPP WHIsKEY. Direct from Economy,
St., sale nv GRE h YOE. SO Baltimore street
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ROOFING ! RooFING ! RooFINalII
Economy, Durability and Security
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND CoMPosITIoH RooPINa
Unrivaed by anything discovered Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PRoOY,
UNRQUALLED PoR ECoNo.Y,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY, @
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE |
Forfurther information address or call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building cor. North and
iy2o-t Baltimore streets, Baltimore.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-29
WashinKton Items.
WASHINGTON, March 1!

WASHINGTON, March 10.
The impression seems to be that Con.
gress will remain in session till about the
first Of July.
Commander Maury has written a long
letter to Senator Gwin. on the subject Of
the inter oceanic telegraph, showing. in q
q strong light, the advantages which
would result therefrom to the Govern.
ment in military affairs, and to commerce,
surveys and metsorology.
The House. to-day. worked under the
recently amended rules. The expert.
meDts show, that, if strictly observed,
they will effect . marked improvement in
the manner Of transacting business.
All the States, save. probably, Califor-
mia and Oregon. will, it said, be repre-.
sented in the Constitutional Convention
The supposition is that Senator Critten-
den will. at that time, convene the Ma.
tional Executive COMMITTEES, in which
event. large delegation will be present
at Baltimore, on the 9th Of May.
The Secretary Of the Interior has dis
patched an agent to Wisconsin. to inyes-
tigate the alleged frauds on the Msnomi.
nee Indians.