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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

STAIR LINEN AND OIL CLOTH,
sILvER.PLATEp STAIR RODS.
rApfRR MAcIIE STAIR RODS.
POLISHED BRASS STAIR RODS.
TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS,
LINEN AND cofToN sHEETIN0s,
LINEN AND COTTON PILLOW CASING,
RUBBER stiEETINO water ProofJ
WOOL and RUBBER PLANO covETIa.
VELVET aud BItUfsEt4 FOOT sT00Is,
TABLE OIL CLoTHS, Ao., AZ.
Experienced Paper Hangers and Uphol-
STEERS will be furnished when required. Car
pets cut and made 10 order. OH Cloths
fitted and put down. corniess mounted
and put up. Window Bhadss hung. Win
dow Vaienees. Of elegant styles and new
designs, made up and furnished on short
notice, All work warranted Prices guar
hnteed aA low an In any similar establish
ment In the United States. Give us n call.
=WBT. ~. FRENCH a. CO.,
No. 10 First street,
uP-sTAfIts.
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND
Evansville,
indiana.

You Will observe, therefore, that we ass
cure aaie and speedy transportation, ah
well 40 great saving ~ brehkags, which
alone ~ a very important Item 10 3e con-
sidsted III the Soht OF Our Wares. H1 II
Our stock Ia one of the largest aud best
assorted 90 be found Ia the West, aud for
sale at
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GRAIN.-Thc receipts % Grain were very light to-
day, the offerings OF all descriptions amonntins 70
less than 10000 bushels, and the market was G9nse
quently dull, although prices steady; Wheat
of which there only about l,5O0 bushels at mar
ket was firm red selling at from 200 to - Gus Ior OF
binary to prime. and lot Of prime white 4r9ught
20 cts. The receipts Of Corn were about VUO push
els and the sales were at 70@12 cts tor w9ite' 90 ct
cts yesterdays rates. but there was no Rye at mar
ket and we can give no quotations tor ", :; ,,.
| Iasses, but we quote as before:-New crop Cuba
at 1905 cts for claycd, and 59g9O cts for Mus
covado: new crop English Island at 5000 cts and
Porto Rico at 6575 cts for crop, and 50955 cts
AOt PSKFNoVISIONS.-Provi are very dull Hold
ers however are, profess to be, firm in their views
but buyers are operating with great caution There
is some little Bacon selling in obbing lots at ii cts
of some sales being made under these figures There
arc, however, no transactions of Importance taking
place., We quote Bulk Meat at 12@121l cts for
sales making. Mess Pork is lower, being quoted at
S2g2loO, but rates are entirely nominal. there being
no transactions taking place in it. Lard on the spot
cts for Western, but it is very dull.
RICE@Rice is very quiet. but we quote it steady
- SUGARS.-We are without transactions to note in
sugars, and the market may be quoted dull and weak
we however, still quote follows, viz; ct i09@l1 cts
Tor falr to good refining ll@l3 cts for fair to prime
grocery Cuba and English island l15l@I3jl cts for
and 15@154 cts. fer Centrifugals.
REFIEED SuGARs.--The rates are as follows, viz
6A cts for Hard Crushed 154@l5 cts for White Soft
Crushed; 14A@l5 cts for C. and G. Extra, and 13@1i
.SALT.--Liyerpooli is dull Ground Alum is selling
at S2@210, the inside figure being for light weight
and Fine at $355@36O for Worthington's and $34G
$3.50 sack for less known brands. Turks Island is
firm ut 90 cts q bushel.
sEEDS.-,Cloyerseed is dull and lower. it being
quoted today from 1919 to Sb25 per bushel, with
more sellers than buyers, Timothy seed is dull At
Sl@4.25, and we quote Flaxseed dull at S25O@255 Z
bushel.
WHISkY.-Whisky is dull and lower, Country
bong quoted at S2.2S, and City and Western at So
@2.3O p gallon. There have been no sales reported
TODAY - "
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MILITARY DIRECTORY,
Middle Military Department..

Major General W. S. Hancock commanding; head
quarters, corner Calvert and Fayette streets.
Assistant Adjutant General, Middle Military De-
partment, Brevet Col. A. Il. King.
First Army Corps u. S. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette street. b. It.
Col, Finley Anderson, Assistant Adjutant General.
District of Batimore-Brevet Major Gen'l George
". Getty commanding; headquarters, No. "a HoIli-
day street.
Medical Dircctor-Brevet Colonel Josiah Simpson;
otlce, third story Department headquarters.
Provost Marshal-Brevet Brig. Gen'l J ohm Woolley;
siice, corner Camden and Eutaw streets.
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Mary
!snd-Breyct Brgadier General W. II. Browne; office,
No. 81 N. Calvert street.
Provost Marshal Congressional Districts of Mary
land-Captain Robert Cathcart, Office No. S3 E. Bati-
more street.
Depot Commissary- Breyet Brgadier General Thos
Wilson; assistant and BIT. Lit. Col. l.. n Smith, c. S.;
otace, No. S. Gay street, up stairs.
Depot and Department QuartermaSter-Col. Geo:
v. Bradley corner Calvert and Fayette streets; as
sistants, Captain A. M. Cumming, A. q. NJ; office,
No. S. Gay ST., up stairs.
. Chief Paymaster-Brevet Lieut.. Col. F. NJ. Etting.
Paymasters-Brevet Lieut. Col. +, Il. Warner, Majors
E. II. G. Hooper. Brantz Mayer, William Ii. Nicols
and W. H. Stewart offices, Post Office Building.
Medical Purveyor-Surgeon z. E. Bliss, No. N.
Charles street.
j., Examining Board for Veteran Volunteers and
Colored Troops, Brevet Brig. Gen. w. Il. Morgan,
President, No. "a Holiday street.
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MARINE JOUR N AL
pGgF eF sAETfmORE.
SATURDAY. March 10, ISIS.
= z-E.yEns5


Arrived
steamer Mary Washington. Gourley, FIN Patuxent
Fails. -Ol--' -N''s' l''''s''l' i'''" -'0iio''O
Steamer Richard Willing, Cundif, from Philadel-
phia-mdse to A Shryer.
Steamer Lancaster, TOmlinson, from ITavre de
Grace-to J Taylor.
steamer anne George Leary. Brakeman. from Norfolk
Steamer State Of Maryland Travers. from Rich
Bark Mindora, Townsend, from Apalachicola-
cotton to Stirling i Ahrens.
Brig \ MiiSsiSsippi, (Br) White from Demerara-su-
Brig Cleta, Br) Hopkins from Mayagucz, p R. DIST
ult-sugar to Kirkland, Chase 4 Co.
Brig Hunter. GBr) -, from Halifax-fsh to Thos
Schr Rebecca, Smith. from New York-to Rose &
Lyon salt to Alex kG 91S \ BF9i
Steamship George Appold, Howes, Boston-A L
Steamship Sea Gull Fish, Yorl-S Blasdell, Jr.
Falls.
:, steamer James 7. Brady. Lands. Norfolk
Steamer Petersburg, Travers. Richmond-to ]
Brandt Jr.
Steamer Lancaster. Tomnson. Havre de Grace-J
j Taylor.
steamer Thomas E Cahill, Norris Alex andria--C
Steamer Diamond State Wilson. Alexandria--A
Needham IL Sons.
Steamer Maggie saflo, Mclaughlin, Fredericls-
Steamer Henry l. CAV, Her, philaAelphia-J A
SnrlVcr.
Bark Excelsior, Br) Sexton Tough Foyle, Ire, for
Orders-Knox & Co.
Brig ,Roseway Belle. Br) St Jago de Cuba-Kirk-
land, Chase Co.
Brig Sea Lion, Law Savannah-Jas NJ Giryin.
Schr IL Travers, Applegarth. Wilmington,
Schr Brunette. johnson. Newbern, N CD F
Keeling.
Schr belmont. Orr. Providcnce-Phillips & Matt
land.
Br bark St Lawrence. for Demerara.
Br schr Lion. st JOINS n B.
Arrived from Baltimore.
Steamer Ellie knight, Harrington, hence at Will
Br bark Rising Dawn, Robertson. hence at Belfast,
sehr Forrest, Gatchell. hence for Rockland, at
Schr Jos Nckerson. Seight, hence at Fall River,
18th inst
Cleared for Baltimore.
| Schr susan Brown, Price. cleared at New York,
Memoranda.
Bark Geo Bell, (BrJ Scofeld, cleared at New York,
9Th, for Cork for orders. via Baltimore
Brig ] w Spencer, Spencer, sailed from Mess;no
Feb Il, for Baltimore. ''''-''
Liverpool. 24th ut. for Baltimore. ''iis a'
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and New.
FORTRESS MONROE. March
Arrived i'm Hampton Roads.
Bark Maria, FIN City Point for Bordeaux-tobacco.
Schr Village Bride, from James River for New,Ha.
Schr C G Cranmer. from Norfolk for wood
Schs Geo Washington. from Baltimore for Rich
mond-hay.
Sailed.
Steamer Escort, for New London. Ct.
Brig Ceta, from Porto Rico-sugar for Baltimore.
Boston.
SSchr 7 t TulI, James River-timber for n York
Schr Norman James River-oysters for N Haven.
Sc h EDakes Ames, Baltimore-coa for New York.
f ffhF foi Sawyer, Norfolk for New York
harbor:- " hst Vi inc vessels lying IN tne
Brig Roamer, FIN NorfoIk-wood for Naw york
S Sb Messenger, from Batmore-coaI for n York
Princetown, Me. "nn"ek hlVer-oysters Tor
ochr h2ernon' James River-wood for N York.
po.., ~ telegraph to News Room
sy HSIIet sr March 10TH steamer WIN Kenns-
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AEEDEGiNE CHESTS FOR SHIPPING
I've NEW CHE kept ready for sale OF fitted up
to order.
OLD CHESTS replcniShed, promptly, neatly, and
ut low rates by BENJAMIN I. WEIGH.
Phar.nal eGtiSt,
No. 63 South Broadway,
ia l-Srs One door Snuth or Pratt Fl Ratio
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
F.. "a r1HfFkEzE1 NATIONAL EXPRESS
f$sR xa%fRf1ss4zHf% AND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DEPOT II6 SOUTH EUTA W STREE


TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DEPOT II6 SOUTH EUTA W STREET.
BALTIMORE.
The NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORT
TATI0N COMPANY is now prepared to forward
to-
Boston, Mass; New York City; philad ephia, Pa;
Washington, D. c.; Georgetown, D. c.; Harper5 Fer
ry, Va; Charlestown, Va; Winchester Va. Alexan-
drla, Va; Frederlcksburg, Va. Richmond, Va; re-
terSburg, Va; Norfolk Va; Charlottsyille, Va;
Lexington H9 panyille, ya bristol, TeHPi I'VE, Wei
fort, N. c.; Morehead City n. c.; Raleigh, N e.;
Greensboro, n. c.. Salisbury, n. c. Charlotte, N c.;
Chester, 5. C Windsboro' S. c.; Charleston, S. c.;
and Way Stations Oh the following roads, Winchester
and Potomac X. K, connecting with different points
n the valley Of Virginia, Orange and Alexandria
vile K. M; Virginia and Tennessee Il. r.. Peters
burg and Lynchburg R. f.; Petersburg and Weldon
h. H., Raleigh and CASTOR r. R., Weldon and Will
mington X. H., Wilmington and Rutherford r. R.,
North Carolina Central R. r.. Charlotte and Colum
bia +: R., Western North Carolina r. R., Atlantic
and North Carolina H. K. AS the lines of Railroads
are opened, 1t will extend its business to all points
South in addition to those named and as fast as pos
sble to points in the North and West,
The tariff OF charges will be based upon fair bust
ness per centage above the cost of transportation
without being oppressive, will it be made less
than the cost OF transportation with the view to
break down drive off any rival upon this basis the
Company solicits public patronage
II orders be left at tho Office Goods will be sent fol
without charge, and forwarded PROMPTLY
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
PORTATI0N COMPANY.
N. B. Office No. 1874 W. Baltimore street. Depot
No. LILO South Eutaw street de20-tf
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DENTISTRY.
ny ORDER or THE CoMNIssIoNET

DY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONER
= ID OF lNS0LYENT DEBT0RS.-Notic is hereby
vent Debtors, that the said Insolvents having filed
their petition to the Court of Common Pleas for the
benefit of the Insolvent Law of Maryland, that the
day Hereinafter mentioned fixed for their appear
ance, to answer nerrogatories, if any be filed, and
that the following named day has also been fixed for
the final hearing in their case before the aforesaid
Court of Common Pleas:
Simon Wolf applied December t. 1865-frst APP
pearance February s. 1866 final hearing April 3 1856
William Clements, jr., applied December l6, 1866
hrst appearance February ., 1866 final hearing April
John O. Horsey, applied Both December. lsf5-frst
appearance February 5, 1866, final hearing April 3D.
benjamin Tanner. applied 8Oth December. 1885,
first appearance February 9TH, 1866, final hearing
Daniel Shettle, applied January I'd, 1866-frst an
peaarance March 9Th. 1866 final hearing, May It'll,
Joseph E. Hamilton. applied January I'd, 1866
1rst appearance arch oth' Iooo' hnal hearing May
David NJ. Williams. applied January I'd, 1S66-frst
appearance March 5th 1866, final hearing May 18th,
Archibald Wilson, Jr., applied January 18th, 1866
first appearance March 9Th, 1866. final hearing May
Joseph White, applied January 18th, 1S66-frst
appearance March 5th, 1865, final hearing May 18th,
William Shannahan, applied February 2, 1866
first appearance March 5. 1866. final hearing May
Jesse D. Bradford applied February 5, 1S66afrst
appearance April 2, 1866, final hearing June 4, 1866
John Arnold applied February I 1S66- 1Gea ap-
George 7. Seymour. applied February 5, lS66-iIst
appearance April 2, 1866, final hearing June 4, 1866.
Lewis Gilbert applied February 8 lS66- 1Ess ap-
appearance April 1866 final hearing june ~ 4 1866
Laertes 0. Miles, applied February II, lS66-frst
APPEARANCE April 2 1855, final hearing June 4. 1866
William Wells applied gg February r. S667 7ffs ap-
VIM H. Aler, Jr, applied March l. 1S66-frst ap-
pearance April q 1866, final hearing June 4, 1866.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
tssREsTMAS PRESENTS.

Gold tEetiH! Piano FOrtes.
The undersigned Company having received the
highest premium at the last fair at the Maryland
Institute respectfully offer their large assortment of
elegant PIANOS at tho lowest cash prices
Every instrument warranted for FIVE years. Old
Pianos taken in exchange. Repairings and tunings
promptly attended to.
GAEHLEs PIANO MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
delft corner Eutaw and Favotte strsets
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E1yRENCI2 MEDICINES IN Y0GUE!!
III BY GRIMAUIT Il CO.,
CHEMISTS TO II. l. H. PRINCE NJ POLEON,
40 Rue RicheLieu, Paris.
NO MORE COD LIVER OIL.
GRINEA JLT'S SYRUP GFEODIzED
HAR&F.RA gNEGsE

NO MORE COD LIVER OIL
SRl MA GLE'S = SYRUP OFEGDIXE
HORSE-RA DESEF.
This syrup is employed with the greatest success in
ror 1t cures diseases of the chest, scrofua lynn
platte disorders green sickness, muscular atOny and
loss of appetite. 1t regenerates the constitution By
purifying the blood and is in u word, the most DOW
eriul depuraYe known. 1t is administered with the
greatest efficacy 10 young children, subject to hu-
mours or obstruction of the glands No more Con-
sumption, GTimault's Syrup of HypophiSt Of Lime,
Tor all diseases of the chest. This medicine is invau-
in LOndo for Consumption, and generally approved
OF by the leading medical men in England and in
France. No more poverty of the blood and pale COM
plexiOn. DIR. LERAS' PHOSPHATE OF IRON
This new ferruginOus medicine contains the elements
OF the blood and bones. and Iron in liquid state. 1t
IS different from all hitherto offered to the public is
liquid, colOrless and taSteless IT speedily cures
chorOsls, pains in the stomach, difficult digestion
dysmcnOrrh1a, anemia.
The majority of the Academies of Medicine of
Paris recommend the Phosphate of Iron to ladies of
delicate constitution suffering from anemia and all
other persons tatlgued from over anxiety, nervous
Of blood.
II is the only preparation which never causes con-
supat0n, and can be borne by the most delicate
stomachs.
Nervous Headaches, Neuralgias, instantaneousy
cured by GRIMAULTS GUARANA, 4 yegetal
Brazilian substance, entirely innOcuous
Internal or local new curative agent MATICO-
Grmault " Co., Paris. This new remedy is prepared
MATICO and cures promptly uad intuiIi6ly without
any fear of nfammatory results. The great ma
jority of physicians in Paris, Russia, Germany and
New York now use no other remedy.
GENERAL DEP0T:-In Paris at GRIMAULT
& CO.'S, Chemists, 4g rue Richelieu. In New York
at j. NJ. BECkER'S, 12J Grand street; FOUGERA
Brooklyn, l69 - st. In Baltimore, at ANDREWS
&IaQMPSoN'S-and at every good Chemists.
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
RALTIM o RE, MD,
XxxIXTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, March 10
WASHINGTON, March
The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
This day devoted to speech making.
Mr.. Orth of Indiana, said that now the war was
over, the work of craftsmanship begins The pi liar:
OF liberty erected by forefathers still stand or
which is to be reared A superstructure dedicated 10
freedom and human rights. The people will not fall
ter in this work. however much may falter their rep
resentatives. Sooner later the States of the South
must be restored to the Union. Make haste slowly
seems TO be the appropriate motto, and the work
must be OF such character that of it all may say 1t
is well DONE The clamor against this Congress comes
from those whose hearts were not in this war, and
sent cheer to the soldiers in the hospitals and who
repeatedly proclaimed that the South could notbe
quered. and from the unrepentant rebels themselve
1t belongs alone to the representatives of the people
in Congress- to for the reconstruction of the
seeding States lie said the people demanded that
treason shall be made odous, and traitors punished.
Traitors should forever be disqualified from public
Office.
Mr. Stevens, of Pa, apologized to the House for
the tameness of his remarks. He said that at the
opening of the session he spoke of the condit ion of
the country which has been replied to by Mr.. Ray
mond and Mr. Finok. Owing to the recess of Con
greS he had been precuded from responding to those
red and he proceeded to read the speech which he
had prepared. He reiterated the position heretofore
TAKEN that the South had placed itself in the position
of belligerept-had made war as a belligerent and
such has been recognized not only by the United
States but by the civilized world; and having been
conquered by our arms, they became subject to the
conqueror IN all things, except may be controlled
b the law Of nations. He never held to the suicide
of States, though be supposed it possible.
During theproceedngs Mr. Stevens pronounced the
I'D OF February speech of the President a hoax.
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SSOaEG Of Trade.

C.Ei'ni'tec Of Arbitration for Marck
HENRY JAMES,
GEORGE S Brown, BENZ. F. GATOR,
w. A. WILLIAR, SAMUEL GAzLEHURsP.
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IMMENSE IMPROVEMENTS
HICKS PATENT DIRECT ACTING. RECIpRO-
eating PISTON
& hFFECE aE tn II IuMnEReJAL SFEA Ma
~ RQAT COMPANY, FLANNIGAN'S WHARF,
BALTIMORE, September q. 1851

= statement having been circulated among tbs
mercantile community sheE the CON aEhClAL''
or outside line Of Steamers between tlls port and
NsW York, has been only established temporarily,
and l. TO be Withdrawn at tbs convenience of tho
owners the undersigned wishes 20 correct such mis-
statement and gives assurance to merchants aad
shippers genOray between these ports thst arranGo-
mants hare bsen comrietEd to KeoE up regular cor
FieT 10. II North RIVER No8 York. and Elannisan's
wharf in Baltimore have been issed for that period.
aaS aRoT;f dock accom- nodAton ungurn passed By ,ry
i;ns IL eher rort. Three FIRST class freight Steam
"a viz The SEA GULL, FALCON and KING
ETbHEP viii make regular ana rapid connection,
and vii isY.s Frsight according to tbs terms 81
sljrlnsrt }aE5gs tis.* tire
JErJH Il. SKULL
s-z-8-H GSa87Hi kVsrE
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fsf@ ss=z ss4y ElE;EIEAaIHJ ADAMS EXPRESS
So ~ SIz..ss5tssss z COMPANY.
le4 BALTIMORE STREET,
RAITEHWnRE

FORWARD INLAND EXPRESSES
DAILY TO ALL PARTS OFTHE SOUTH.
Rates of freight greatly reduced. Particular at
tention paid to the collection of Drafts Notes, Bills
&c. Specie Bank Notes. Bonds, &C., taken at low
rates and issued against all risks when required.
THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY,
For, the transportation of Merchandise, Valuable
Packages, Specie, Bank Notes, Bonds &C., for all
parts of the South and Southwest, in connection
with the
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
Have established their agency at No 1914 Baltimore
street. whore orders to call for goods to be forwarded
South will receive prompt attention.
Merchandise and valuables delivered to
HARNDEN EXPRESS COMPANY,
FOR THE
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
VIII receive prompt despatch.
For particulars rates of freight &C., apply at the
Office of the SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
164 Baltimore street.
uu28-tf H. B. PLANT President
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" OIL CLOTHSi
MiTTINGSl
0RU9GETS. ETC.
g. s. GRIFFITH.
20 and OF RI T.nIkTNjj u LINN Ur~r

u,
50 and 81 BALTIMORE STREET
:, (Opposits Holiday street.,
NOW offers for sale one of the handsomegt most ex-
tonslgo and best selected stocks Of VELVET double
snG single widths. ENGLISH PRUSSELS, TAPES
nm I'm ,, Bh;REtQSSELS, IHREE-PLY. INGRAM and
widths and qualities. RUGS, MATS, MATTfNGS,
DhJUG4EIS, CRuMB CLOTHS, Table and 6teP0IL
CLOIHS, &c, to equal. Il noS to oHcssd. anything
syer offered to the public.
70 thetrade great Inducements are offered Goods
at factory price,.
ny lire, are invited to Gall bAfOTs purohasinF.
Terms ie@ fnT aaH3. IaIo-ly
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made ct the next session OF
the City Council to condemn and open GCMDERr
LAND STREET. from Psnnayiyania ay4lael
tbs Eo:ths3a Boundary svsaE=- e1-!sHsF
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IN - - NE" NHNNN"h"hNf
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, March II, the trains will
leave President Street Depot as follows. viz:
Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Stations
at $50 A. NJ.
Express Train for New York only at go A. NJ.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
ITO ?. II.
Accommodation Train for Havre de Grace and in
termediate Stations at AS P. NJ.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
6.35 P. NJ.
Express Train for New York at $50 p. NJ.
Tho above Trains leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For New York and Philadelphia at $50 P. NJ.
For Salisbury. and intermediate points on Della
ware Railroad take 635 P. NJ train, and for Dover,
Delaware, take the lilo P. NJ. train
WIN. CRAWFORD,
fe7-tf Agent.
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AMERICANS IN RoME.-A letter from Rome dated
February 18th says Ameeting of the American cti-
zens now in Rome was held at the American Consul
late yesterday morning, to decide on the best mode
of celebrating the birthday of Washington, which
falls the 22d inst. 1t appears that ex-President
Fillmore, in Paris sent round a circular init
mating to ali Americans in Europe the propriety OF
doing honor to a name before which Southerners
equally with NOrtherners bow with respect. From
forty to fifty gentleman were present and it de-
Pala2Zo Brarch, when ladies as well as gentlemen
will be invited to attend. committee of nine was
appointed TO carry out the arrangements. greater
number of Americans now in Rome than have
been here since the AT the present moment
there are about six hundred, and at one time in the
Hotel dc Rome alone there were two hundred.