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New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
EIrNERAIS TODAY.

BRFSNAN MARGUERITE, No. 1.Os5 Second-sve
CASEY MARY v. No. 600 West Rav-secondst
FIELD CHARLES H.. Puritan Church BROOKLYN
GALLAGHER. ANN, No. $50 West Twenty seeonist
hhATHBRTON. MARY, No 2l9 MeroersL
HOARR MARY W. No l69 Mul0euy-st . -
OSBORN JOHN CluOnave coruer Of fWIougho ave- D"'AV'
PATLSCRAFr. ANNiB T., No l2l Peuyst
RAYNOLDS WILLIAM No 47g West Twenty seconld
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THE DRAMA.
JOHN BROUGHAM.

JOHN BROUGHAM.
nan AT THE nRoUGHAM DINNER AT TIE Actor HOUsi
NEw-YOBK, APRIL 4, 1891
Once where the Alpine hills arise
In glad desire TO meet the day,
There wandered, under Summer skies,
A youth as glad and free as they
serenely sweet, his gentle face
Could charm, and comfort and suhdue,
And friends he found I'm every place,
And every friend ne found was true
At noonday, resting in the shade,
AZ eve, beside the cottage door.
His songs he sang, his flute he played,
And laughed-and talked his wanderings Ger.
The birds made music round his way;
I'm music spake the answer ing streamSt
And all tho world was Tapped In May,
And peOped from a land Of dreams.
He scattered pearls where'er he trod-
Sweet fancy and pure thought allied:
And they who SOW these pearls OF Goa -
They are not gone although they died.
He passed from hence, his work complete
book OF gold 10 keep his fame
A stainless fame. forever sweet
And GOLDSMITH is the mmorta haine'
The same green isle that gave him birth,
In after-time, Inspired anew,
Sends forth soul OF kindred WORTH
mind Gs bright, a heart AS true
lie walks the world for threescore years,
In trouble as ia triumph gay
He wakes our laughter. wins our tears,
Aud lightly charms our care away.
In him conioned. once more we view
The heart TO feel the hand to do
The Irish heart, the Irish hand.
Too proud man 90 crinCe and fawn,
Too plain man for trick and game.
Too great TO put his soul IN pawn
And flourish on the fruits Of shame;
Hapy he misses golden gain
But wins "a wealth that's przed above
(Prccious fOrCyeri without stamD
Honor and reverence and love-
Our manly love is not the least
OF AN the laurel that he wears
Tonight No sits with us 40 feast;
JOUN BROUGUAM Is the name he bearst
God bless that name. and keep u brighti
beacon, in these evil days.
OF one who Kept bis conscience white,
Through troubi0us scenes and devious waya
And whcu, 40 last Gar hence The day
Ills work Is done, ms story told,
BE that dear name inscribed for ave
Iu iame's immortal book OF gold
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19

Missisquoi Spring Waler-The oOly LnOwn remedy ioi
all diseases Of the Kidneys This IA the oEua sprnf
Water from Vermont which has wrought wonderful cures and
advertised only distinguish from The limitations that
he pamed the public being to the virtues s
tbe Msqloi Sold bY an druggists Depot No College Place
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
r,,p 1rTAu CENTRAL RAILROAD.

st. LOUIS, May ia Salt Lake dispatch OF
yesterday says: AT 1Ol0cioch this morning brigham
yonnp broke the first ground for the Utah Central Rail
- ,e,r Weber River immediately below ogden city.
I eSpsctcd the road win DO completed 10 this city By
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19

Notice.We would respectfully inform friends and patrons that
which
the los 2 Broadway the night Of May
We occupying premises aud prepared show sell
goods a usual KISGsBURY, ABBOTT, GAY Co.
HeWYork May Is, 1853
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19

room IN the city Hall. Mr. Iippman was native OF
Germany, and aged ~ years. He leaves a widow and
one child lie had accumulated a fortune Of nearly
$4,000 He was very popular among those OF his nation
atty ana enjoyed an extensive acquaintance throughout
the city.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
Personal.

Gen. James S. Negley, Member of Congress
from the Pittsburgh, Penn, District was married in
Philadelphia yesterday Miss Grace Aston and receives
his NewYOrk friends to-day at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19

Tack Measurer md Marker for ali Sewing Machines
FULLER & BARNUWS "PINCHlNG" TUCKER, aud GOOD
RCHS 80; by mail 80 90 TucKing order. w.
BABNUM Broadway three doors below Blesckerst. N
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Fifty velocipedes of various styles are to DO
sold Auction this morning by somervie, No. Nassau
ST. See Advertisement.
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MissisquoI sprini

The Earth Closet Company, Hartford Conn-CommodeG
Closet Fixtures Prepared Earth for dressing wounds
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MARRIED.

HOyBY-JRNRINSon Sunday May e By TIE Rev Mr s'ri'oa.
Mr. Hoey Mrs Sarah j. Jenkins daughter Of The late Joshua
Totten, esq, all ofNew-lOrk.
THURSDAY, the 18th inst at Grace Church
Newark the Rev. WG Cooper Mead d. D., Of Connecticut
Selmn Stewart Of this city aAd Lorraine daughter OF samuel D.
Tfany Of Newark
YANDERPOOL-TFPAHYOn Thursday the 18th inst at GIaes
Church Newark " j. hy the Rev Wm Cooper Mead ID D. OF Con
ncut Buue Vandepool and Beh Banker daughter VI samuel
tiffany all Of Newark
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ASK Your Grocer
Eor Illinois and ilissOuri TTaae.
ADVERTISE IN THR QUINCY WHO,
fu-..kt.h.4 d, IQa~

BAILHAITIh y ---..,-
uerit new the circulation of TiB QCiNOf "lld
AND RKPUBLICAN largely inereaed aud nov supe
nor OF communication vita hs dealers Of Western hnoA aud
TifR wiG is published both daily and weekly Is is frsteiasa
newspaper, Republican IN politics .
ake spesst Commercial News having editor employed
attend commercial department Quincy located the
N,.ippi River LOuis IL the second l
po In pont aud business The population
nov numbers about O0 Several hundred buildings
ssoJ Annually The railroad bridge Is nearly eomVesd making
this point which Illinois and Missouri sopnssi'd by os
r The bak circulation distributed the 00N
nnos-Adams Hansoss Knox heDonough Schuyler, Henry.
Brosn BAugAmOn, Morgan Pike, Macon.
Sullivan, Adar
Shelby Mariou, Monroe Livingston Charlton Grundy.
Terms for AlVerdsug very moderate. Address
BAlLHAcHB PHILLIPS Publishers oancy whig, Quincy, H.
Important 90 HOusekeepers.
approaching located lAir
between Tlin ayes will be public
on SATURDAY. 23h ils. good chance ior business
JOHN GLASS Proprietor
Posi-Oalce Notice-The mails or kurope ON WEDNESDAY
18Th inst will close office lls aui 40 he Stations ob
loas; aud d, 0.l5. and U. ~; aud L, 99 aud s3
Eu JONES T. Al. y
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THE INCOME TAX

The following list gives the incomes Of all
persons n the Vth and with Congress Districts - Tins
city who pay tax over $4,000 each The aggregates
ara much greater than ast year In feW Instances,
however there haas been decline, owing 10 depressed
FH..r.Hs
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
DIED

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ui& fHH
name and address
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SprtiaI YOtitts.


Second Assembly Dstrict.-ln pursuance o resolution
IN. nion Republican General Committee The kepaOcus h
and Assemble District viii rtHroimgnt THURSDAY sat
FRIDAY EVENINGS 20 aud d. 1862 from 10 y O'Clock
kessler's Hotel No. as Pearist - ,,,,
JHMsS ViEi,S McISRBS Committee
JOS. B. POLLOCKD
TyysnTy-arst Assembly District Union Republican AZ.
aton-Thr monthly meeting viii be hell Masonic ha
Eghtv.sIhst, between Third and FourtbAyes TINS luedH
EVBNlNG. MB O'Clock. W. H. Ds OAlr' 'iee'4s1-
JOHS NOKrlN, Ssc,.ts5e.
Is. j. SALMON, ) ~
Reannr Meeting OF Executive COMMITTEES OF the iNea
bsth Drtict Union Republican Association VII be held az healua
80. So a. TLinlaye THIS "wednesday BfkNlNG MaJ ~ al
oie'ock ~ H. BABCOCh, President
ALsEKr BoGARr Secretary. "
Ask Your Grocer
TIETANN'S LAUNDRY BLUE.
DEPOT so leS CHAMBEasSr, NY
Pnfents-MUNN & Co 81 Parkrow, n Y, Agents Gr Oh
taiaing AMERICAN and EUROPEAN PATENTS.
Tventg.6ye years experience
Pamphlet Of Law and information free.
Knnpp's
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF ROOTS
for making
ROOT BEER.
Root Beer Manufacturers Druggists Conecone ETC. will ard H
their advantage ts will nure them
aud fnelg-aavored beer; besides can be made
within shorter by the old In bottles
4oc Ia gallon az s- sHeiens 70 AaAe "
FI DIRECTIONS oa each BUTTLB CAN For sale BY p X
NeaYok aud by wholesale Druggists and Paseut Medicine DeAeTt
IN the Iuit ties
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19

This district is the most wealthy u tho United sair.
including Murray lI. Union and Madson-squares, aad
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efxru INSTINCT.
EIGnIn nIgTmrT.

Assar B......SlWBse HaEit Hsorv D.. 2 cn
t.rr.U Wm w. IpIII I Elarallrf ". t..-. lanas
Gardaru e H.. lot7a hanpsou Jauos..s.s bsliA
HUmL,I. n. T.,,.s... lal2o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-05

0Fifteen thousand Spanish women, headed
by three marchionesses, have protested against
religious freedom. -.--r
~They are reviving the old horror about
vaccination, viz: that IL Is rot a safeguard
against the small pox.
For Independence ms Cubaus are willing
to sacrifice their entire property in slaves.
This alone should enule them 10 the sympathy
OF the people OF this country.
ben standing win her back to q hot fire,
leaped mp and shrieksd violently the moment
sne si, sat down on chair: "The Duplex Flip
~ man in st. Louis recently got married
on Trss4ay. got the chills on Wednesday,
wro.e his WILTON THURSDAY, went mad oh Fri.
day, and died on Saturday.
y IL the scheme lor making voyage across
the Atlantic IN q balloon succeeds, we shall
have . dozen lines OF ballons running oppo.
sition TO the steamers in less than q twelve
month.
@Jonathan J. Kenedy has lately been cen.
ttnced At Portland TO ten years in the Maine
intoxicated.
ga negro girl, aged eleven years, eigh
months and eighteen days. living near Pulaski,
T. nnessse, q short time sises, gave birth to q
living and in perfect health
~Robert Watson, Q colored waiter, re.
Gently died in New York, leaving fortune Of
$1,000. which 10 claimed BY two women, each
OF whom swears she was bis wife.
~City Surveyor Ergle, Of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin,. ha0 conmenced suit for libel
aeaist the Herald Of that city, laying his dam.
ages at $1,000, for admitting q Communication
charging that he got his wood from the poor.
yard pile. @
q A breach OF promise case is announced
for trial next month In the United States Su.
preme Court at Cleveland. Ohio. IN which the
fair plantt2 y eesty years old and the defen.
dant seventy. The affection lost BY plaintiff u
valued by her at o5,00Q.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Alexander A j; Adams e. r; Ashcroft r
H; Ashley n; Anderson Gilbert a.; Adams u
= j; Adams Hon Green; Aurand Herrn; Au-
thony X Asper Hon John; Amber Hon
A, q Andrews Lieut. J a. Adams Il; Allen
Moses; Anderson Robert; Amery l. A; Arm
strong Hon w ii.
RUS A =; Bailey Hon A; Brown A Il; Box All
Brsgs Hon 7; Burche Il Fl Buster Colonel
Beyeridge d. Burnsten ID; Buck :; Bachrach
ID; Bacon DI; Bennett Hon ID :; Barth Frank
Bateman r T.: Bausch Fred & Uker: Branagan
Geo w; Brown q A; Brandt Geo; Boxton q
Byant Geo; Bradner q w; Benson q w; Boyd
trto; Blake u w; Bien :; Bregenan Herman,
Harry: Bidsood q W; Barrett Jno ": Brosna.
han Jno; Blackburn j II; B5ldin las; uffing-
ton Hon Jas; Brienening Jno M; Berry John:
ButIerfield Jno; Burden jos; Burchell j. Bry-
ant John +: Broaddus Jno T.; Bowen James
Bosseau Jas II; Barker T. AZ Il Nj: Bunering
John Nj; Blue James: Bud Hon J 7; Burns J
Bell Rev .Jno; Brown Judson r; Boal James
Brand Louis A; Erows Nj ); Bear Meyer; Ben :
Jamin III A; Bryan Hon NJ; Blum VI; Butler !;
Buttler Phineas; Bergerin Capt p, ,: Berry
X T; Brooks Richard; Boyd Hon 5 H; Bnrdett
Hon 5; Bolden s; Bradnon rhos q; Bra
shears Thos \; Bobby Doc ": Bailey VIM X;
Bakewell VIM; Brooke WIN n; Banks VIM:
Bean w IL; Brannd w H: Bruce VIM II; Brooks
C-Canss A T: Clements Z; Coil Barney; ;
Cass & l. O.: Cabb Hon q L, 2; CAtten T
Compton u w: Cromarty Chas j; Casey Dan
iel T.; chamberlain u H; Campbell ID B. Cur
us ID; Caldwell b; Cook Rev Fields; CLARK
Geo ID, 2; Garter Geo w; Cowles Hon @ w;
Cattell Henry; Clemens Hugo; CalKin Hon
u 5; 90 Hitsfeld; Coourn James; Churchill
JO Conroy James; Carraway Jno, 2; Chizen
Cameron john: Chanee Joseph; Con verse Jno;
CATr L; Clark Jas Z, 2; CLARK DR. J Nelson,
Olars Jne: Chiles Jno. Cox Dr L q; Oiark
LeviE Chase Lieutenant; Connolly n; Cope.
isnS Non p CS.s.1 Hon i5. B. M 5.sd~si srii
ID r; Carson p II, 3; Colburn Robinson; Chan.
line Master Il; Conner Sam w; Carrington 3
X; Cross Thos H; Clement Townsend: Chauny
S0SRSa SSs%p,oa n Usnfn VI j. Coa Ss'sr
D-Dannsr A b; Duddenhansen Mai A.;
DorsWin Charley ;Dremond Ohas; Duhble Chas
T.; Davis Chas NJ; Dyer Hon ID p; Dickinson E
E D.IsiSn NC EPs o,otSy %1 aa%sa 2:r;y .! Fl
Hon b: Donsry Joseph; Dement, ] q Dene.
Ter q; Davis Col b; Driscoll Jno: Dixon
jos; DAVIS John l.; Duvall Hon H; Dodd J
w; Dezs II; DsneiJDo H; Duvai Oapt l.; Dob
bun Mr.; Delhi N; Deboy M Davidson N; Dent
E-Eiii. WIN II; Evans B Z: Eslin CoIum
bus; Eakle Geo II: Emnert ID b; Eoelish II X;
EpPny Hon r NJ: Ellis Bnel; Eveien Jos
E-Funer Albert; Flanders Hon A L: Flan-
ders Hon b +; Ford q @; Fowler Chas; fuieh
David: Fox Hon l. w, .; Fitch u; fnnk!en.
burg Hon q A; Foster Hon H ID; Fridley Har-
aid John: Ferry Jas r, 2; Fisher Hon Joha;
falby J L; Prayer Isaac; Fisl John; Flynn
John; Fourst John; Fletcher ]. p, 2; Flanagan
Matthew; French Prof Otto; Fenton Hon r Z;
B J, Furman VIM II, >: Fsnton W Z.
G-0eiesr Andw; Garrett Lieut. A }, 2; Gar.
reff nopl X ;0iIhllin Hon & W; Gotten king @;
0epfner Fl Green Hon q w;GaIissury Geo;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-05

H.Y Vol. IssrrrrrI.
Corner OF 5th ave., and 18th Ct Oentral Park
Home and School for the Sons of Decessed
soldisrs)
DR. II. q HHINBoLp:
Baehu presen ntsd TO the Institute have been used
By the chiidrsn. and With perfect success: In the
longer mort fed. and he 10 free from the daily
morning anathemas Of the chaDoefmatd Who has
charge OF his bedding feel that . knoWle6ge Of
ths result Of our use Of your Bachu with the chill
dren upder charge may save many On q rim
iuBs q great amount Of annoy anoe; and many
poor chi'd suffering moro from sesak than from
habit may be spared punishment, that 10 mot
moving ft as . weakness instsaA Of bad habit
most nm Justly indicted UPON thsm. Thanking you
b<hAlf Of the children, and hoD9ng others may
be alike benented
I am respectfully yours,
General euDt and Director.
June ID, lsjS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-05
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afterleen's Dispatches.
THE CATASrROPhE IN MONTREAL
Thirty Prr>en> Wauuhed.

MONTREAL. CANADA. Feb. A-Furthar in
vestigstIons show no lives lost by the St Pat
rick's Hall catastrophe. About thirty persons
were injured, msny OF them seriously About
midnight the company were startled by a sharp
crsck similar 20 a pistol shot. and IN a fe " mo.
ments a second aud louder report was heard
when the plaster began 20 fall Panic
seized the crowd. aud rush was mate for
the stalrs, most of the crowd maxi ng good their
escape Tue roof was OF massive irOu. sur
mounted by n statute Of -. PsJTick. TINS ca
lalnity is attributed to the hasJy manner IN
which tie hall was erectee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-05
PERRY DAVIS PAIN MILLER

This old and well known medy, whicb hs.
qulrtd world vide reRow a for the cure Of su
colds, coughs, etc, weak stomach, general
lty- nursing sore month, can kered mouth OF th'
liver complaint dy ysrepsia or In nrestion, CT.
or pain Ia the stomach, bowel complaint, paint
collie, Asiatic cholera, disrrhoea aud dysentery,
lost nohe OF its good name by repeated trials. b
continues 70 occury prominent position ia eve
family medfcine chest. Il In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York money market works easily
TO borrowers on Call at seven per cent, VITA
exceptional loans on pledge OF Govera ament
bonds at six. There is 4 fair inquiry for COM
mercai paper, and purchases are isking a
wider range OF names; rates are Quotod AT u
per cent. Government bonds active and
strong at an advance on the entire lis
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Dry Goods.

The trans actions IN domestic cotfops for the
past week have not bee- quite as active or ex-
tensiVe during the two previous weeks: but
we do not discover in this lull anything like a
reactlon ] he excitement which was Induced
by the sudden rise In the price of the IA W ma
teri coupled with the small stocks i'm the
haods of large lobbing- houses. both here aad
al the West was very naturai movement
from which no disastrous suits are likely to
De experienced. Prices are not quite so stuff
for brown sheetings and shirtirgs; but there is
no decided decline TO report. standard sheet
ings are steadily held by manufacturers
agents, though in some cases an extra dis
count OF one per cent. has been conceded TO the
purchaser.
In bieached shirungs there has been a toler-
aoiy active demand from the sh irtmakers for
sohe OF the better grades, hut in other respects
the demand IL but moderate. Prices, however
are not materially changed. There is an in
creasing demand for stripes and ticks, and the
iate advance OF prices u well maintained for
the better qualities. Denims and co,toaadcs
nave been more in request; ana the light ma.
kers are IN better demand, but without any ad-
ance of rats.
In eray printing. cloths there has been an nm
settled feeling; and, the calico printers having
good supply on hand. there Is not much dis
Positlon to make large purchases. Prices will
not assume a firmer tole untl more decided
market is established for cotton. In prints
ther Is less activity than had been looked for
Out mere has been a good business done i'm the
leading styles, the stock OF which in first hands
Il fuli and well assoried. Some Of the new
colorings introduced by the olerrimack Com
pany are much sought ai ser on account of their
novelty and beauty. Tsere Is an increasing
demand for printed pr rcales; the STYLES intro.
oueed by the Pacific Company have met with
great popularity. In o.her descriptions of do
mestic cotton goods there rs no change of i'm
pornncetwhlch calls for comment The market
10 well supplied, and prices are firm. In mus
I'm De laines there 10 q moderate business do.
ing but it is yet early in the season for a dis.
play OF spring styles. The light effects are of.
Tered in very limited Assortment by a few
houses, and Il wall not be until the end Of the
present month before there will be much done
in muslin de laines.
Cloths are In rather better demand, the large
ciotnine houses beng in the marker for their
spring business. The jobbers have commenced
purchasing for the spring trade. but they act
viii. good deal Of prudence in making their
selectAons Fancy cassimeres ana satin0ts are
suoJeeted 10 the same influences that affect
clothss but prices are perhaps q shade higher,
OWING 70 the well.nnderstood fact that the
etocks % hand are comparatively light ana
that no large purchases have vet been effected
kentucky jeans sell more freely, bat prices re-
main without any MARRIED chanss.-N Y. IN.
dependeof.
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lBy Bankers' and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson & DO. quote stocks and ponds
D home and foreign markets as follows:

lBy nkers' and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson e DO. quote stocks and ponds
in home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YoRK Feb. 5.-First Board-U = S.
1881, coupon, l12 q; 620's, leo2. coupons n %;
le6s, coupon, I09k; 1888, coupons, iii; l-os
coupon, new, 10ss; 6.20s, 1567, coupon, IOs
l0.40s, coupons, lOe X; Pacific Mail,Il6; OHIO &
Miss. Ceruncates, 36; Mariposa, q Atlantic
Mail, none; Canton, So; Cumberland, 36a I;
WI. Telegraph. q y Quicksilver, 23x; Boston
Wafer Power, I5s N. Y. Central. I6l; Erie,
none; do pref'd, none; Hudson, I35: Reading
@a; Michigan Central, ll9; Michigan south
ern, s2s; Illinois Central, 49, q; cleveland and
Pittseurg, none: Northwest, 81; do preferred.
81 :; Cleveland and Toledo, lai 4: Rock Island
Eeh; Fort Wayne, n. =; Alton & Terra Haute.
5aS; Toledo wabash, G3a; Adams Exp
nonei Wells, Fargo Go. Exp. none American
Express, none; United States EXP. none; Mer-
chants' Union. -; Chicago Alton. I52s: do
preferred. I52 i. Market weak. Gold, i35 Ia
1856.
TBy Cable
LONDON, Feb. 5. IL a. us.-Copso;s a3 =: Bonds
.tR; Stocks quiet Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad, 43s: Illinois. 93s. Erie, 2sI
FRANKFokT, II a. m.-Bonds, -.
IIvEEPooL, II a.. m.-Cotton market opened
frmer. Sales wIllreach 1oi O0 bales. Middiing
Uplands, ps; Middling Orleans, I2k. Ac-
cordIng TO the Breier's CircUIrr Published to-
day, the weekly sales We're Iiu.,OO blles, of
which l5,Uo0 Were for export, and 6l,VOO for
speculation. Total stock in port 257,Wp b iles
OF which eJ,OO0 We're from the United states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.


IL sells everywhere and gives ss,isfactisa Res
tie foilovtne extracts from letters
b BowrE' Druggist, Unicutown. Pean
wrifes Allen LuHR RAlssm has performai 50
remarkable cures about hers I reccmmeDd n "
cepnoebce IA al diseases of the Throat sud Lu ma
STERLING BRos Druggists, write from Car.
ton send ne six dozen ALHEN'S LUNG B.
SAM. We are entirely Ost OF o.. it giy.s y.
genersl satisfaction than any other medioin.
4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-05
HALLS VEGETABLE SuCuLuAN HAIR
RENEWER.

Renews the vitality Of the SCALP
Renews the hair 90 its ori gtnsl color.
Repevs the nutritiye matter which nourishes
the hair.
Renews the growth Of the hair.
kenevs the appearance Of those that are Bald
and Gray, aud ts a spenoid hair dressing. No Oil
or Alcohol TO clog up the pores. One bottle shows
its effects.
Il. p. HALL CO, Nashua, n II Proprietors.
Fer sale by ell druggists. jais-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-05

BALTIMORE. Feb. 5.-A lady In this city yes
ferday afternoon lost, or had s:olen from her,
ten one thousand dollar bills. The mOuey was
l6 81 in going from the corner OF q ~ aud Fay-
ette streets, IN car No l6, 10 the corner of q
NOR and Baltimore streets. A reward Of - .HH
is offered for its recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-05
Baltinsre Msrxers, rs.da,.

BALTIMoRR, Feb. 5..Cotton very firm: Mid
ding Uplands %. Flour dull and nominal
Wheat fiat; sales of prime to choice red AZ , ~
aS225. Corn firm; receipts small: sales of
white at seaS0; yellow s6as9. Oats firm al 7Ea75
kye dull at sl.50. Pork firm AT So Bacon
hrm; rib sides. l. a1S; clear do, l. shoulders
10 hams. 20c. Lard firm al PIC
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Doctor DEF CURTIS. author Of. n anhood,n
I'M edicsl Essays on Marriage. " &c., &c. bees to
extensive practice IN Baltimore, he will in future
be able 60 devote snly the following days 90 their
interests, and will attend on WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY. kvENIhGs from 5to D. m
and SUNDAYS from 10 20 4 and TO Q .. m Ut
no. 222 n street, Of Millards Hotel.
Other dsys st his residence, 5e North Charles
SPECIALITY -Tres'meut aad osre OF nervous de-
btlity, and all diseases srising from abuses of
eyetem. oc Is 6m
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ACCOMMODATIONS.
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Janaary =. 1855
MR. b. 7. HkLnBolD:
DEAR sfR Hour conmunicattou request M Our
terms Tor sdvertlsng vas daily reeeiy red, bus from
. prejudice I had formed agAtn0t advertistng
sarss for secret dseases !" 10 Vas left unsnsWOred
During an occidental eonverlAsion m Drug store
the ether evening, my mind Wos ehs1ge1 on the
character Of your Bs:cHu. Is vso then kighly com
HeDdeS for other dtseasse by two Dhysicfans Pres
snt knelossd please md our rates Of sdvsrtising.
f. D. H. SrEKBorsE,
kditor ank Proprietor OF Daily and
Semi weekly Telegraph.
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INTERNAL REvENUR.-rhs receipts to-day
from this sourcs were S3i&,S5.55.
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OS DIT that General Buffers daughter Miss
Blan che decidedly one OF the bellies of the
season, is soon TO be married to an army officer