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EsF9~-- %H5sN-ETg"- WIN 7 II n HIILNtIllE'
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Cars leave Calvert Station at $50 \. NJ, and As F. Nj,
for Reistestown. Leave Rrstcrsown for Baltimore at
and 10 Is A NJ
RS~ Omnibus from Westminster daily az : A NJ connects
with Ol5 train Waiting 'or - train from Baltimore re.
turns to Westminster.
aF-Omnihus Manchester A. NJ meets TO- ,5 train
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Returning alternate
days to Manchester the arrival of the 80 train from Bal
tmOre.
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Tail0rs.

Tail0rs.
WASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
~ No. Sc EAS"' BALTIMORE STREET, near High
All WEST 8-LTIM0RE STREET, near Pearl
credit system has change entirely the
of ransacting from injurious credit system
TO an - -
EXCLUSIVELY CASH SYSTEM,
by which he well afford to sell at 20 per less than
heretofore hoping that his old patrons and the public will
Always on hand a stock of
FINE CLOTHS.
AND VESTINGS.
~ All goods must be paid for on delivery.
A. BAYER,
nl56m Merchant Tailor
TOHN H. REA Il CO,
81 CLOTH{ERS,
CORNER SOUTH PRATT sTnEETs,
Messrs JOHN II. REA Co, take pleasure announcing
20 the public generally that their stock of Clothing much
larger and more varied than ever before. - - -
MERES and VESTINGS, which they will make up order
in style that cannot fail to please both in price and manu-
FURNISHING GOODS
Cravats, Scarfs, Ties, Sdspendes Handkerchief Shirts
Their stock Of sERVANTs and OILED CLOTHING, is
worthy the attention of Planters ocl3tf
EEO. G. SPIES,
AND GENrLEMENS FURNISHING EMPORIUM =
No. So NORTH GAY STREET, north Of Bridge,
Keeps constantly on hand full and fashionable assert
ton and is prepared furnish all the latest style
FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS, which he guarantees
give satisfaction in style and M and in prices to suit the
lI!ss -.
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A NHKUNUMEIEhS,
" CHARTS,
BOOKS
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES
Ra- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TIE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE
PETER WALTHER,
20 W. Pratt
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR f. & G. W.
BLUNT, New York. fe22-u
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, March 7.-Querctron
Bark is dull and there is nothing doing to-day holders
asking S29 for list No l.
Holders of Flour firm in their views, the demand
however, bOtAor export and home use continues mi-
ted and standard Superfne is offered at S5755 81 Il
per Dbl The only sales hear of 500 bbls Pennsy
vana Extra at So 200 bbls good do at 612E and 900
bbls Ohio fancy Extra Family terms kept private.
The sales to the trade also limited within the range
of S575625 for Superfne and Extras; S6.37 6 rs for
Family, and S6S7A OPS per Dbl for fancy lots, in
quality the market closing quiet Rye Flour is held
81 25 and Pennsylvania Corn Meal at IS so per bbl but
sales of either have come under notice to day
There is very little Wheat Offering and prime lots
and wanted at fully former sales about 1000
bushels reported in lots at AZ for reds and
81 60 for white mostly at the latter rate for prime
Rye is also wanted, and Pennsylvania sells arrival
90 cts Corn is without much demand, and is dull to-
day and only about 900 bushels yellow found buyers
7373h cts in store and in the cars chiefly at the for
mer rate. Oats unchanged and Pennsylvania sell
wanted at 4445 cts from the latter for prime lots
OF Barley Malt sale of 600 bushels made 81 on
time Barley is quiet
The demand for Coverseed is limited and the market
about the with sales ofsome $50 bushels to note
from 81 25 to 81 rs per bushel in quality the latter
for prime Seed Timothy is selling in lots from
SO. SOFAS 62k per bushel or Domestic Faxseed, which
Whiskey is rather frmer. Pennsylvania bbls. selling
at 2323S cts Ohio do 24G244 cs the latter for Extr;
packages, Drudge at % cts, and hhds at 22HG23 cts
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-For the week endn,
March 7-Accordng. to the reports from the severa
marketplacea in the city, there have been received th
| apL
, 1860-04-26

ITO RENT-1Iotel and Stores
tES undergone cxvnsEe alterations ,epar ca are
neay completed Is row osrsd f,r yfrT .aror,e
terms. There also tire inc stors tE tEt building
ready for rrnt Apply to " II. SAITH. u, :he tote
:nn no. Ltous bullnd, corner Of South Wafer aud
tI1r ntfnoth NH.
, 1860-04-26
From Washington.
{~sccta! p:spairtto ll,c New York Tstuue.1
WAs.T::G7ox, I pril =, 1sG1.

k'f0m F5.hIltns.1O1ls
{~;ce4a! p:.paict 10 .hc New York Tdbuue.1
WAs'1SG7ox, pril =, 1sG1.
THE 1io,:yE.
Contrary to expectation, 100 members af the
House were present this morning, being II more
than quorum. Nwas agreed, however, that
no Legislation shonld bc had this week. Tine
will he consumed in speech making in Con,-
n1ittee of the Whole. THIS vii, afford the 80
members who hare bunenmbe speeches ready
for distri5uilcn IN opportunity to pronounce
them. As il must he done sumo time, perhaps
It is Us well to do it now.
THE TAHirI' ELL.
MIR. Morrill, matlc en- e1cc1en: speech to-day
In illustration Of his tariff l}. It provides fur
funding outstau1ipy Treasury notes, about
$ai, ,0N. .0oy Of w:ic Of which arc latle to come
upon the Treasury for redemption a1.er the cDsh
Of June next. The funded debt Of the country
il now $4J.'"]04 4aaU; aud &.0.tnt0. 600 Treasury
r5tes aodrd, PROPOSED rs the bill, which
1nole it ST. ,D0st utt- lf this is not done the
passage nf { Law will lie required authorizing
the reissue Of the notes for i longer period.
ANOTHER A17EMi1 TO sr0r. TIE rovonE CoN-
Ml1r:E-
| hear that Judge Rack has lattcrly been
making hirnsclf busy in questioning the legali-
IT Of the form Of outh administered br the CO.
Tode Committee, mud alto IN deny u. its power
to investigntc such matters as hare transpired
through the testimonr OF Ex.Gov. Walker. Wc
mag therefore expect that objection will hero
after be made 10 further testimony from Gov
Walker touching points !nanlicatiug Calumet
Ministers in tho l..ct.,,p:on saindle. Doubtless
objection will be thug made. though tho Ad-
m,nissration organ here, hes asserted that if any
,nen,tcr Of the Cabinet has inter:erea to thwaEt
the Presidents policy. tic ia:: should BE- cstat.-
liehcd with view to the punishment OF the CT
fender. That there has been such interference
is not much doubted but whether it cao be PROV
ed, ren,nins to lie seen.
Ihc Must prominent Democrats who are hes.
tile tn the President. .cquit him OF his origin:
knowledge Of snr Interference, and ray that the
real tacts came to lin TOO latc to admit Of his
changing his position. In o'her words, that one
or more Secretaries forced lin to fall into tllcir
scle1ucs. Meantime it is stated in Uenocratic
quarters That not ripple Of exists
on this acorc between the President and any Of
Ills cons, s,,tnticnal advisers. Considering tho
family influence Of the Anrald, this is much to
say.
The Corodc Committee have Ind much to
contend with in pursuing their Investigations.
They bare y dtat with remarkably smart 1rc.l.
but they have done tile sstate much serrice, aud
will probably do Jet moro.
, 1860-04-26

TOR SALE-Very cheap. 4 fine
l. Rcziten On Ptor;a etrec1 No. 11S House acd
ban Tie house coataas Zinc ~atss nike uooc
stei a1d n house. Inqu..r On the p-euIsc4 au.4xN
, 1860-04-26

Recruiting ls6 South Clark a:rfet ch!cso
ap.S 26.3m J. u. ALtkY. teGt. g lnfaatEE:-
FURNISHED HOUSE WANT
IL foA comfortable moderate sized House. xi:h E1s.
Ettuft. ntaE Naea aEenue tfont fstaat. het p' -
advance II desirable. Address /. O. rox 3z1o.
AIS StI
, 1860-04-26
WHY Not Instruct?

RuoDE 1sLASp.-.ts an Indication Of the real
position and strength Of parties in Rhode Island,
we tnou1d call particular attention to the town
election just held in Warren, in thut State, rs
afIording truthful Illustration. 1t the State
election held OIL tic I'd inst, this town gave
Spraguc, the Consc' vatire-Amcrican-l -llerubli-
cau-Ueuocratic candidate for Governor, about
10 majority. 1t The town election held on Tues
day Of last week, on q sharp contest Tor Town
Clerk, where party lines were distinctly drawn,
the Republican candidate was elected By u ma
jority over lis hybrid opponent.
, 1860-04-26

Such Of our readers as remember the eyi-
aence Of the great frauds in St. Louis By
which Hon. F. T. Blair, >Er., was defeated,
will bc glad to see That The House Committee
on elections have reported in favor Of his
chin to his stat THO report in favor Of tho
claim Of Howard, (!.cp) Of Michigan, to the
sent into wllicl, Cooper has squatted himself,
must be conclusive as tc Mr. 1Ioward's right
, 1860-04-26


We use the ADORE phrase only to designate
the main source of support Of this one among
the several City Missionaries. These ministers
Of charity hare dono uobic service the past
winter, and carried aid directly where it was
most needed and could do the most good. Nes-
CT before hare the wants Of our ctr poor been
better met. E. uedstrom. City Missionary, in
bis Quarterly Repor: to the Ladies Society Of The
f.srst B,ptisf Church makes an able and inter-
cstiug report, from which the following:
The number Of visits that have made during
the last Quarter is small, on account Of Other
duties Of which you are aware. I have visited
l,l5s tonlilies; had religious conversation with
1sa; distributed tracts to all who would receive
them; also 100 Messengers, Is Bibles, IS Tes-
taments, and about 100 religious papers and
periodicals.: risiscd tho City Hospital and
County Jail frequently. In these places am
always welcome visitor. have also visited
the Bridewell three times. Once addressed
the convicts by request. Serenity families hare
been aided in various ways, riz: provision, fuel,
medicine, medical Attendance, etc Eiuesy.txo
garments have been distributed to the moor,
and also thirty-eight pairs Of shoes.
, 1860-04-26
General Notices.

FOR BUSINESS CIRCULARS,
Notices &c-New ttrle$ s-r!pt type Just rece ved at
T1c.s and Tribune Uf1ce, 81 E;ask st. ep.3 In
, 1860-04-26

1t is said in tic dispatches from Charleston
that :},erc are not more than two thousand
outsiders assisting in the deliberations Of the
Convention. 1he greed and rapacity Of the
Charleston landlords have been defeated. Ex-
torionuto prices hnve l:cps tile crowd away
and tho robbers who Lad anticipated golden
harvest, are now glad to fiji their rooms a.
prices Int little, II an;, in advance Of their
usual cbnrccs
, 1860-04-26

DORTLAND BIOCk.-The un-
l. cezscncl has sc:epsed r agency for tht a5ove build
f:cn Nj David Scars Jf u Boston, and Is prepared to
c:c al exiting 1es In 'he same from My J.
MPARkEl;. 93 Wa.angt On street. sp.Ic1:1.1ua
, 1860-04-26


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1sne'ns "aS 'ne easaa''s 'ss' year IN 'ns " es'
o's'sse"' "'efc III 'ae aosence o' LUG "otnet,
, 1860-04-26
Brcss 4 Irthtt1tE
CHICA GO.


The hr;cf letai}s Of tho proceedings at
Charleston sscm to point to tue nomination Of
Mr.. Douglas, On strong Southern platform.
He is pledged not to stand Oh any such str,c-
1ure as that which the South seen determined
to put under hinl- Il he falsiles his pledges,
he will be bcQtcc
, 1860-04-26

INFORMATION WANTED--
p..vtck ,-d W7,x Mel xhlIn wso tive1 IN Chicago
IN W -ssee which dine hays o2t ee = h hssH .s.I
EHy N MsLsuG dLIS, CD Adams s:zest- Newark. n
T. Any a'o,rs:'on cta'ex thes< psrsons tr ether
soueee VII be thaokfalJ Eeelte1 By a. aoose
, 1860-04-26

Total Is States. .1s3 Whole .oie .:;o3
Two-thirds necessary to 4 choice. .a02
According to programme long ngo arranged,
ea"h State has sent twics tho number Of delt-
gates set down TO it's creli: in tue table above.
We'd not know ho:.- tise. vote will be cast
wheeler on the basis ri So; or COG delegates: !:
hut tue first l,a]lot will SHOW.
, 1860-04-26

New Dr1Lp,Sss.-Tho new buildings to 20 up
on Washington street. cast Of the Methodist
Church Block, are to be three stories in height
with basement, each .ex:o, built Of pressed
brick. The owners arc Mcssrs. Lunt, Trip,
Wnit Tonnn and Mr Ernns
, 1860-04-26
THE TQrl: E{Y XTATES.

C,:less quarrel springs up in the Charles
ton Convention to-day in relation to the Plat
form 1r the contested seats, we ellull hear
before night thu. the balloting las commenced.
We print below for to-day 8 reference the num-
ber Of votes to which the several States arc
entitled
, 1860-04-26

RrSAwAr AND SaAs1.rr.-A fine bar horse
ran away on State street yesterday, and COM
United feo d< Sc by collidi1g himself with lamp
most. No rcrspa Injured.
, 1860-04-26

IMPROVEMENTS on NoErN CLARE S1.--Thc
buildings to replace the old wooden structures
en- the corner Of North Clark and North Water
streets arc block Of eight stores, three stories
high, basement, each :.oxso, handsome brick
front. This improvement is carried ou: BY G.
". Ewing Esq. Of Fort Wayne In.
, 1860-04-26
THURSDAY. APRIL rs, 1860.
another Land -nnrl1 Going,

We notice large body Of workmen hare lie.
gun the attack on The Sherman Uonse, and with
in short time ITS topmost brick will seek the
dust. Furniture is being moved out, doors and
windows being carted of, gas.tittings being
ripped out, solid masonry yielding, and soon /.
will l1ayo passed awny from its prominent posi-
tiou US. a landmark, and notable among the
structures Of urnot very olden time. It's not
rcry old by tile slime card /" of other cities, bu.
in Chicago VIC live fast, and though it looks like
destruction Of goodly property tolevel build
ing fire stories high aud one hundred feet long
on each street front, still the eud," that noble
marble .tsuc;ure, the new Sherman House, will
'juatifr the MEANS"
The present Sherman uouse was built in
1887 by Francis c. Sherman, Esq. It was
originally the "City Hoter'-is was three
story building one hundred feet front on Clark
by ffty on Randolph. The late lamented Jacob
Russel, Esq., who Ind been the host Of The
Lake House, took charge Of this, the new and
then crack hotel Of Chicago, and we find by
"SosrIs' City Directory" published by Ellis l.
Fergus in 1s44, being the first Directory ever
publishediu Chicago that he was still landlord
of the City Hotel in l1at year.
He was succeeded by Mcssrs. Squi1es & VIII
Hanson, and then the march of improvement
gave it two more stories in height with IN in
creased front Of fifty feet On Randolph street.
aud the late Mr. Ricfords became its host. To
him succeeded other hosts, we do not attempt
their fn1i List. MeEsrs. Brown 1; Tuttle, during
their sway gave the Sherman House wide and
wellearncd reputation.
It Was only on The dawning Of the latest era
Of Chicago hoteldom that the Sherman fell be-
hind in the list OF first class houses. It yielded
only 10 more modern structures, with more
complete appointments, aud now rs We hare
said, it is retiring come out again finer than
erer. The superb new structure to be CON-
mepcel forthwith will be equalled by nothing
west Of the lakes. All rumors to The contrary
notwithstanding, we ase assured By Mr. Sher-
mau that be has leased no part Of the future
, 1860-04-26

T'O RENT-The two story frame
L cve!scchause No. 310 Nossh I.asale IT, cnn.atnir,;
nj. rots Possession risep 3f3r t.t. Rent e5J. In.
cure of =. MOORE. III SGutn Wa.e: 4p24cts3 :.
, 1860-04-26

10. O.F.-0ticers and members OF Chicago
Lodge No. IS, l. o. OF. you are hereby notified
to lie in attendance at the Lodge Room, on
Thursday morning, the asth inst, at 81 clock
to Join in the celebration of the dav.
Apr.24 ~ u. TRELEAHEN, ,M.G.
, 1860-04-26

Qu,Lr.SG PArrr.--All ladies' (old and yonng)
ure invited to quitting. at the Protestant Or
rhan Asylum on Thursday, next. Please come
carly and bring your dinners.
, 1860-04-26
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No. 100 DEsnnons srEEEr,-"sheahun's Life
Of Douglas, Just received; also, the Mill On
the floss, " the author OIL Adam bede;
supply OF "say and sca',' aud 4aa"thorne's
marble Fann, ut Norris d Ayde,s. 100 Dear"
born street, corner Of Washington.
New Dr1Lp1Sss.-Tho new buildings to 70 up
on Washington street. cast Of the Methodist
Church Block, are to he three stories in height
with basement, each :exso, built Of pressed
brick The owners arc Mcssrs. Lunt, Trip,
Wait, Towne, and Mr.. Erans.
IMPROVEMENTS OK Sor1u CLArs Sr.-.Thc
buildings to replace the old wooden structures
cn the corner Of North Clark and North Water
streets arc block Of eight stores, three stories
high, basement, each .o1so, handsome brick
front. This improvement is carried ou: by G.
". Ewing Esq. Of Fort Wayne H.
rur yrv corro~vyy7 N,7,n,xc -rh. lin.
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om,s ~ c,,s,nn, 1Yo,,ea ,,,,. IL. Este -
o".e one e7''A' t.sHs. D0' 'n's "ss'!' '11'
, 1860-04-26

Nor1cE--The elders elect in 1he United
Presbyterian Church, corner Of Washington
and Jefferson streets, West side, will be or
da,ned and installed this evening at II O'Clock.
, 1860-04-26

AE7EonoLoo1cAL.-Nange Of Thermometer at
Lake Forest, ILL.,, 100 feet above tho level Of
Lake Michigan, for the wee's ending Saturday,
April q. 1860:
, 1860-04-26

IorSG MEss' CHRISTIAN Assocnr1os.-There
will be special meeting Of The Young Mems
Christian Association on this, Thursday, esen-
ing, Mt II o'clock, to hear the report Of delegates
to the recent National Convention at New Or
leans, to make nominations Of officers for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction Of such
other business rs may CONC before the meeting.
A full attendance is requested.
Crnrs.1}ES11ry prosidnnt
, 1860-04-26

Fatal ARRAY Mt a Snloo1

TRAGIC AFFAIR on STATE
Probably Fatal ARRAY Mt a Saloon.
About one O'Clock yesterday morning most
melancholy and tragic affair took place in sa.
loon known as the Lone STAR" No. 30 State
street, near tue corner Of Van Buren,, kept by
A.C. Ladd, which will probably haye its result
in the death Of 4 young man named Nicholas
Vail, son Of Asa Vail, n wcll-known citizen aud
dealer in real estate, residing in the West DTs.
ion.
Young Vail is now lying in critical situa-
tion, il indeed lie still survives, with Danger
Gus wound il the right breast penetrating the
lungs, from stab inflicted by another young
nan named Benjamin Riley. From the particu.
lass src hare been able to gather, The following
would seem TO be reliRb1e account Of the af.
fclr and in fully stating the same, it is our chief
regret that VIC thereby sha! add to the poignau-
Ct Of the grief OF lie parents aud relatives Of
young Vail, who are among our well -csteemed
and most respected citizens, the former Of whom
ere now hanging heart broken about Tie bed
side Of their only sou.
The a:5Iay took place little aftcr oEc clock
In. Young Vail had been that evening drink
ing at other nIaces. md when be entered The sa.
loon waz somewhat under tho influence Of H.
quor~ lie ard his party drank ut this saloon,
and another party entered while the former
were yet standing ut the bsr. Among those
was the young uau Riley, formerly carpenter
here, but n ore recently from New Orleans. The
latter was drunk and ugly, so much so in ap-
pearance that Ladd, the bar-keeper, told Wallis
party TINT they must look out for Rilev,
lsiley and his crowd had son,e words with
Ladd Us to their bill, soon after which RILEY
madc some remark on politics in loud. bully-
ing tone, in favor of Douglas rs tho nominee,
Hc was standing with his right hand in his
pocket. Young Vail turned md put his hand
On Rilcy's arm, saying, "Hold On, I nm Is good
Douglas nun as you," or words 10 that effect.
when Riley turned Gercely. "a sipc with an oath,
, 1860-04-26

S,GSs! stGSst SIcSs !-Chambc1s T. Dubois,
us and III Dearborn street, are painting cvetv
description Of Sigas, Baaae7s, d., in the b:st
styles Ut very low prices. aps-1m
, 1860-04-26

sH- Don't stop to csk if there is Gas 10 The
house you are about moring into. Remember
that Kerosene is q far better and cheaper light.
With our new Burners there is no smoke o.
smell: Call and sec our Lamps at the Lamp
and Oil Emporium, la& Clark street, between
Washington and Madison streets. ap14,lat
, 1860-04-26

ALMOST \ CoSrLAGnAr1oS.-Two gentlemen
passing down Madison street at late hour on
Tuesday night. saw a bright light proceeding
from the basement of Knights new marble
building on Dearborn street. Looking q little
into the cause they found a chip who after lis
arrest gaye the name Of Joseph Saycrs, very
coolIy engaged, rs he said "warming HIMSELF
at brisk fire be had built under tho sidewalk.
Some Of the boys from Engine House. Nc. !,
after seeing that the fire was out, Ind Mr..
Sayers put into *qnod' for the night, and
yesterday was sent to the Bridewcll fer two
months, where he ,7ill be allowed to "warn,
himself breasins s:one. The discovery,
probably, was just in time 10 prevent serious
couseoueuces
, 1860-04-26

ILLINOIS Fcss1I MAEntE.-Nc saw yesterday
at the office Of the Chicago Marble Company,
on Dearborn street corner Of Lake, beautiful
novelty in The shape Of q sample Of newly dis
covered fossil marble, 4 quarry Of which exists
at Dixon, whence This slab was taken. II has
been polished into a small oral table coycr In
hue it is asby f,wn color the nearest We can de-
scribe the came. but thickly spanglcd with
brilliant crystals, and outlines of small shells.
It will be on exhibition day or two as nhoYe.
The quarry belongs to the &. s G. Z. Il. r. &C.,
and this specimen was furnished for the Super.
intcndent Of tie road. No handsomcr marble
hare wo ever seen.
, 1860-04-26

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF TIE CHICAGO
THEOLOGICAL SYSTEMATICALLY taxes place the
Commencement exercises of the Chicago The
illogical Seminary. 0rations are to be deliv-
cred by Edwin n. Lewis, Of Lisbon, Ill; Geo.
". Wainwright, OF China, n. T.; g. i. D1odgett,
of 1'awtucket, Il. l.; Edwin .. Tade, Of Dem
mnrk, H.; Edwin L. jaeger, Of Burlington, H.,
and J,rah $. Burt, Of littstield, III.
These cxerciscs will commence at o'clock i.
II. at the Seminary Chapel fronting on Union
Park, easily accessible By both the Randolph and
Madison street cars.
Last evening, Rev. Dr.. Post, Of st. Louis, de.
livcrea M address before the Rhetorical Socie-
tr. Ills subject Was The Personality of the
Pulpit" mud the production itself, which was
extcmpore, was splendid and powerful illus.
tration Of the theme.