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81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June 30.-TObaccO active;
Jugs to medium leaf Sc to IS 10. Flour
81 7jaj. Corn, white, in bulk, S0aslc.
Oats G9a70c. RyeSl o.. Pork $33 80.
Bacon shoulders l4c; sides 173alSic.
Lard 19al9lc. Whisky 94c. Sugar Il
allie.
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WASHINGTON.
The Bradley Fisher Libel Case Decided.
Internal Reyeaue Receipts Discharge Of
More Clerks.

President johnson TO be serenaded.
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 30.-Flour S5a6 90
Wheat 81 l94. Corn CSC. Oats 63}c.
Rye 81 %. Barley 81 4ja1 30. Whis-
Ky CSC. Pork S;}3 20. Lard l9al9,c.
Bulk shoulders l2ia12e.
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BASE BALL DEPOT.
GEO. B. ELLARD,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted TO st. Maryis School
~ for tuition fees are urgently requested to
call and pay them Immediately. The neces-
stiles of my position will compel me to put
all accounts, unpaid by the 18th Of July, in
the hands of an officer.
ie90 MARY f POPE
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11

aDtr ~ctrtduftt int Nuatnbltd zine arr6e Nus,pabI nerttyol.
tr aSaare. belttteno aus Glenwaareu, eo(tenen uno flbernen
uertn, xegst1tn, MaSelu, i!berplettirten @ef&ieren X.
Seeaio que gtnae. mel9e nuslth une }eeer gauttIte erwdnI&t
prtts tn tebsa Retail Stere bns Doppelte betrdat.
Ntr bt:tea 4esnten erSses 0ortttele. ais irstnb Elm anber.s
psrfpnsn fur s., oon 90 fur So, pen so fur IS uub an no6
gresere ~ nortaltntBndstaen yretjen ~abeeeeten. Nusflbrs
tae Stren!art tn Deand unb GnsIi@ nerbea auf gtrlanseu
~teftenfret ~5aseiautt.
D'qtfnnmteen: tpel&e ais Aseuten tbdtts u ida wan1den, pe..
len asIsa,es ttst Drse.s etn(9tdsn; as ptrteu hafass 8I.ittr.
Ee9pt&e, &abnafdiaen, Stade SaumwoQen,,ua unS str[bies
etne e"etre mer,beeae artttel erbatsn, natarlt&0 aaes In Der
M.D. WE leeeu uuier santes pe.fiebarS Rapitol Ytnt
ta (paltsnlanQen Anseeen an, pie 10 maad. onstre Sduffr in
ete!en Setatxapesss (enbern eebta uaft1n 8uubtn taflr
ert6ere 9arteu aDaar.t.
Raa abrefrs:
Mnftiu s So.
LOG Summer ST., Boston, Mass.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11

ueber ben ur1prun8 Der
@ub<G 1enabrifatipn ersdblt
mar, fi@, 1are'bt bic ~@emeinn. Bo@enz
l9rift", ba6 I'm Sabre 100 Elm aepifer
&brabam Darby, pel@er Snbater elmer
@elin99ieberei gu Britol, in Gn9lano,
@erlude anftellte,: nm @ubeiien an @teue
BON M(eifln9 ~ %oerpenben ; aQein obne
Grfcl9, biz na@febenoe8 @rrfommnib
fi@ ereionete. Gin waliier S9afbirtenz
junee, Nanen6 Spbn Tbpmas, rettete
cine 6eerpe @dafe aus S9neemeben,
unr fpdter, in BEN barauf foleencen
Gribjabre f@wamm er rdbrenp eineS
ftarfen &eeenS unp Muftbauens pom
,@9nee iiber eiine1 GluS, uu, cine 5eerpe
@tnppteb aus ben Bergen beim3utreitcn.
Na@pen1 q bds 8ieb sulammensebra@t
bate fanp e. auf benz &id3use cen Glub
IS an8ei@wpllen, oab er bod aufl9dumte.
M@tsbtfomrntser iebte er, auf rem
&iden zines O@ien fBeno, dber pen1el,
ben une bra&te bic gan3e 5eeroe unsers
lebt beim. Au6 Dantbarteit unt Nnerz
tenrune {ttnes MntbeS 19entte i'm 1ein
Ser 4 @@afe BON Der 9erttteten 6eerre.
Der 9irtentnabe pertaufte erI Die @olt
Der Ebtere, UNI :ffid be1er 3u tleioen. unc
NIT BEN @elpe, bas e aus ben 5@afen
9el6f bate, .reife CT na@ Brinol, um lein
2ebens0ldd III Yeriu9en. I'm 81 per<
bitten, gum Solpaten eepre6t ~ tperoen,
erfu9te It ietnen 3errn,, Jpn bort einem
ftiner Derpanrten empfeblen 3u 1pcuen,
>pel9er Ebttlbaber BON Mbrabam Darby
tpar. Nuf fol@e. @eile fam e. in BE
@effn09iebtrei, bis er Elm bei1ere8 Inter
temnen ffnptn tpnnte. @Na9pem er cine
Belt lang 3useieben battle miie Bic Mrbeiz
ter 1sriu6ten, Giiien su 9ieeen, laste 7er
etnmal 3u Dorbp, oae Ct CLAUDE ;u be-
9retfen, .parurn pie{e 8emubun9en bis<
pet teintn grfols batten, uno Ct bot ft9
an, etne sattbope an3uaeben, na@ nell
@tr oieb Belinsen mdete. Sn jener
Madt bliebeu e. unb Darby ALIEN In her
8ert1dtte, unb nod Dor Mnbru9 tes
MorSe's mar g ibnen selunBen, etnen
ettrnen 'Topf u sieben. @cfort erbielt
Der arn'e s6irttntnabe NufeQunA in Der
6abrit uno eofar, taB ct pas @ebeimnib
betpabrte, cine tatipre6enoe Belobnune.
Aud be,pabrte er oaiIelte 9etreuli@, Of,
9lei@ ibu. auoere Gatritante,n, rrta6 Dop<
petite beilen boter, mas fein rroelndsi,
f8ts Gtntpn,u,en bilpfte. @obl aeae,,
bunotrt sabre lang ,purbe jene Metbo,
II, @ub>G iitnpaaren in elmer Goru, bon
@anD' nit 3uet btl3trnen Rabmen uuo
2uftl6atrn ~ ftrttaen, In iener Dabril
auSl9ltebl4 or9emenott unD ale @e,
betu,nib btpabrt. trobet BE 6@ldGdIB>
DIR BIT @nff6tte perRopft nnp DIE EbA<
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: MeueIte Ma4rt9teu.
Spnnabenb> is. Nar3.

Spnuabenb, 16. Mars.
Das neueS @abinft.-Dte fibz
li@e Gra9en pel6e Die Yolitifer 10 lanse
>&no - emfi9 be1ddftist Sic Gra9e Mer
wirb Mini1ter? it enbli9 ent}9iecen,
Gol9enpe Yeripnen Fat it& Grant tu 1et>
men @abinet8rdtben erpdblt: .r-.". ~
Mtnnifer be8 MuSm6rti~
oen (secretary of Statel @libu g.
@albbum BON SQinots. Mrmer Dpn>
nelyD .''* .... r.,
6inon;minifter Mleranber s,
@tewart ppr, SEEM Yorf, Der ret@e Dry
9%ppbbdnbler. IL
Marimt minifer. Mbolpb 6.
8pipee Don penn1yloanta. (SebenfaQ6
eit anberer Manr al8 baS alte S9af
@eles unb bofentli4 ein Mann.)
Mtntfer be6 Snnern. s.
.. @pr Dpn Sbip.
mett Spbn
q. S. @rebwell BON MarYlanb.
@eneralzMnwa1t 6. st. Soar
BON MaHa@ulettS. Gin &rie9smintter
1T nod nt@t ernannt.
Der 8alL.-Dn Snau9urattpnSz
ball ant Dpnnerfas @beno mar Elm rte<
flyer S@minbel. 9unperte Don Germ
unb Damen Derlprer fbre 5ite unb 3Bde>
Q1ebers pber unterrSde) unb am Treita9
fritz belaatrten fle pas Depot, um lire
Serlurenen &leioun9sfude wteoer gu er>
lan9en. Mlewelt 1T import tiber Die er<
barmli9en arrangements.
Mu@ am Treitas frib ftanoen
game S@wdrme BON. @emterjd9ern in
ben @or,immern be6 prdiipenten unb
barrten Ser9ebli@ auf 3ulab. Drtnnen
bielt f@'6 entleBli@ flu, uno nur lebr
went9e Yerlonea ,purcen ein9eladen.
- Na9bem man jebt &peiB> tper Wli>
1iiter it, ftedt man bic &6pfe iiber bic
Grage 3uiammer, ,per BEL ben reuen Miz
ntitern Elm 6tein@en i'm 8rett bat.
@an bat an9efan9en, ba8 @etbe
5auS 3u renpYiren.
- Grants alter @ater bate am sSnz
au9urotipnsta8e ta6 un9liid, einen
fdweren SAL ;u tbun, 1T aber jebt mic
Der muntcr auf ben 8einen, wie INNER.
- 6err &ouins> @ommiiIpner Der
8tnnensSue bat reIionirt uno Die Ne<
Equation trurce a"n9enpnmen. S9aee !
ST. tpar elm gutter Men]&.
Die Bibel. - Mm Treitao frub
ma9te cine COMMITTEE befebeno aus
Sberri@ter @bale, @enatorBrelinobuyien
unp @pp. 8. Stuart BEN Yrdfcenten
tire Iufwartun9 uno beidenften cenielz
ben i'm Nonner Der omerifant19en ST.
bel9eleQi9aft nit elmer BibeL unp
lpra9 babel ben Munj1 aus, paB biz
&pminiaration BEG prdibenten fi9 nad)
ben, Gori@riften res 5eili9en 8uGes
rt@ten m1ae. Grant peripra9 bic ST.
bil, BIC cine Yra@tbibel 1T, 70 gut gu
f@pnen, baB er }ie tnperlebrt ieinen
&tnoern pernta9en tonne.
Seine lebte Gbat.-@ Stanl
;o9 er al. Sobnlpn'6 lebte MmtSbanp'
lung tuar bic Be9napi9une be6 >pe9en
nnteri9leifs TN 3u@tbauie fbenben Sat-
irers Der Natipnal<2ebr 8anf s. .,
Martin.
49, Aud im0fen tft's jebr falt. Der
6ubipn Glub bel Ne&p Sort 1T bur@ pas
Gis ber S&tFobrt 9ei4lo6tn.
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@ebr+ @iQtuS u. Dunbor'6>
Dseut16e S2amf

Ultltuo Duo. UultUQf,
st. saul Rihnnfpta.
~sspsris:a Ssi& dfte, una spar sorsussseifs: 0'''s
l. Mr1ab,ae BON Depoftfn.
Selser. welas bet pns tepontrt nersen, feben iehes-
ssats ssst s%25ss'' ssa S'snsts! seRit f., ri s sss 4 s9,S,; sst p:
Selber sersateu mir 6 gruaent Sntere6eu.
2. @elozMedid
~ PIP sMe St!ser nas fremet Nhnstn taufeu aub stssaa~
fe1 ~tr pets sun. 9aees-Qsurfe.
5. Mntauf u1o Gerfauf BON @edfelu.
ae n, bet uns i~ebe in @tlb un,etwanbelt mtrssn.
-. ~'T SS%t:1taafea a0s@fel anf Rew-ysrt, st. 2puts, Gtt.
s9ss: 4Ns ,sssa3 =: {; ~. iepte aaf. lie Ssrptbeustis.
sosaifrsn ptr u. y. auf ~fslsenSe piase Gurssns:
aagSburR, 8aiel 8erltn Bremer, @aNd,
eot|sn& @5lu. 8rantfurt d. 81, Qttp.
atS soropn, Mannteinl M1n@eu,
MarneerG S!rabburs, @tutt0art, Erter,
Mien, &c.
4. Ginsiebuno BON @eloern.
s1tr ~beferstn tss Guae,tirtn ssn s}st,r 49,, eAn>-
l&s'a*s IN; sss 81 at s Sssf $tsstsn IT, 1 Ss =; IL sS:s Ss:; Ss
!ssf$t s:s s e: fsss's:a :nS'ss'}It!fSSis[ ' as';s dttsS'|:s@:;51 * ::
Tt = ssa!tte.eit a. aab Stf'rsen 1it esaiaiarti%se Dc.
Den Sestawertb-auer su.a uns In eurDsa ttno.,s...
s ss" ~ bet a"l:ssn 21rttesn Sesrtlssnetaten iaaT ~.
@stb aus.
5. Mussatluna DON @tEpern.
Nsn @tesnweTtb spa setrd gen, ~e1&e uns sum 8un
tsaxt mereen, tafen MIR ben, felbf IN ben entleetnas.
PR, aattsn Tpenenetn ensfdneern ~tufenfrtt tn's 5aus
len9sM IMP tonnen uni ere Nuftraegeber BITE Qutttunafr
S%trfslben ieiner Belt in Gmpfane nttnen.
.. Vertauf BON pai1aqe zSGetnen
lnr usbtrfabrt. spn Bremen, Saubura unt Qtperssna
sa% SeS.ge.t per @esell@tf pber 0ampfbsst, istit
paul Ut utebrtefen pretfeu.
|.. Z. 8e3abluaa DOE Earen
IL leeem 1tetle tes Staates, Nnfauf uub ss.rYauf nm
~'a"ee1sentbuua eesen Gommiifpn ,. &c,
8. Neretnt9ts@S tooten BpnbS
a aSst M5., 49, o.2esr, 1o.4Oer unb 7-3Oe. ,aufez uus
@ebr0eer M1utus uut Duubar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11

Suu1lna $3,212.69O|
Cont 3oblt Nem gjorf fdr ben erbau=
liden 3u5anb 6fenltdtr Si@erbett,
Se1en e6 nd 8eSeuwdrti8 frffreut, $500
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11

3a,Dtm8tem @a~S.
Mtnneapolts. Minn.
6etia ind bttt 5ttfa is&ts4
Sd btu INNER ~sersaiet uxb luate hases,
Dtua and rt4t ~trtaiRseI mai {etui
s. tebrt I'M sDaftta stpn 6au{e NAL etu;
6rasf bu. per's ,enu sttts
6retlt& bes Peter BET hberal tettett,
5tets bot Der an 3aub. was IN wdnfdeu u.
1t stbt etseu ausseset3ueteu 1tf&,
6eefReaf. 9afeteu. Rraut uub Salat,
unb @stt wetb. was ct fpuR nt&t nod bat
Det&e betteu. Norm unb uets ute ber eaue.,
Neau's talt. etuen punf& bon sDttsttu. Raaee sser Etet
6pwte TN CONNER etstaltes Bier,
Die fetnaen urt beaeu etauS.e fut t man bier.
unb betns getab!eu II BET Peter etn ~Itbtraler W.aua
IT f3retbt ME ~ stel, nod ~ peute an.
Wenn's dlte 3xuben. stbt Ct germ CREDIT
uxe reanet nas ben gang eepsbuttaen Pros.
lnb ertra fet3 ben. 6armer nod sefaet,
&tn euteS Stau uub frtl&e Dueue:
Atnset man bttm Peter axf Der GteQs.
~ fattern lie Rttt, Soften unb gferbt
ST TN Stale plat fiji etne ean,e 6eertt.
Run SHUTTER. Eo&ter, Batter uub Sptn,
ssmut btu ~ ben. Sptel bes gDafttustsn-
Des Peter label ereetenR etn,
it ser(trt&t Rtts luRts unb ftet III fetu.
'ha Setter 8u~rfentna.
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mtnnefpfa &auS,
;E Dtut&es @aR> uno 8earstas<9aue
nm 1k>~>>>nr>,. R{~0V>~

Miuueapplts @inx,
Ceru oeut|Htn putlttum b'eruait bte eraebeue
&nsaSs, bab i6 uaein reu ttneert&tetes pous
nit aa.r Comfort fit BE eeebrteu @6Re auf's
eoGfsmMenAt perieben unb RetS barauf talieu
nerbe, mtr ben 8etfaQ spn aoReGneera: uuS
stnfebrenetn burb %anstueb.nes QpAts. cine
Doblperebne Eafi uno BE frtunblt&fe Btbte.
srns III aeptnuen. fir ben Ausipaau babe i'd
,urh bic bette @taluna aeiprat. 100
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

ITO LET-sECOND FLOOR OF FINE PRIVATE
1 house: al modern improvements, also Rooms thirI
noor West twentieth street. between sixth aud seventh
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

A PART OF FIRST CLASS HOUSE, WITH OWNER,
n three In family twelve less Rent &73 % Il a.
go sir adjoining Rooms, $45 TO $5G Appy at u
West Tenth street. Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

RIO LEr-PARr or HOUSE, NEAR FERRY, AT
1 Fhcioryviuc Staten Island, furnished unfurnshei-
Address Grant, Herald odico.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

A DOCTORS OFFICE AND OTHER ROOMS TO LET
~ With r;Ith0ut Board, IN first location. Apll
TO the lady, ~ the hOuae So west lhrysec0nd stres
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

ITO LET--A THREE STORY HIGH sTOOP BRICK
House, 2n East Thirtysecoud street, between Second
and Third avenues all improvements furnace &C. Inquire
Oh the premises. Rent low.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

ITO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS, BUILDINGS
(wser and covering three lots Of Bank and
West streets, will sell tue buidings engine boiler,
chnery, tanks, &c low and lease the lots Apply the
premses.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

TO LFASE-F0R FIVE YEARS, NORTHWEST CORNER
OF Broadway and Thrythrd street; suitable for any
frst class business 70 store Also b5l and 56
house,
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

ITO LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS, SEPARATELY
l. or together the story Buildings Nos s05 10 2ll
Canal street communicating; well lighted Inquire Of JOHN
X. GRAHAM. No. If6 Centre street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

RIO LET THIRD STORY or DWELLING HOUSE NO.
~ Fast Fourieruih street, between Fiuh avenue ani
broadway Win additional Rooms fourth nocr Il required.
unfurnshed. Apply Al house.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

TO LET-TnE FIRST FLOOR. OF HOUSE NO. " SIXTH
avenue; rent S3i month. Apply on the premises Of
EDMAkn TIMrsON. It and III Nessan street. room ID.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

no LET-FTEsT FLOOR, IN A FINE HOUSE on l06rH
street. second house from corner Of fnr aVeauc, har-
lem. Lrnt al6
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

rIo LET-IN BROOKLYN, WITH IMMEDIATE POS
! session, on Fulton avenue near City Hall secon
Story well adapted tor business purposes 20 feet front by
feet deep; contains all Improvements. Apply 10 ANDREA
MACkEY, u Fulton Avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

v1IooRs OF FOUR SIX AND SEVEN ROOMS EACH,
40 eoodlOcatons; water closets Gas xures Ne..
on each floor. Apply to MATTHEW BYRNES, ID! East
lA-I--.-. LAEA-Dt Dt.na
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

ITO LET-PART OF A HOUSE, COMPLETELY = r.
4 nsled also Reception koom with bathroom atlache ,
Appy at 2l2 West Foneh street, between sevsnlh
Ii
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

A FOUR STORY HIGH srOOP BRICK 10 SE TO LEI
n low w-2 10 loo Tenth street. near Second aseauc; as
modern bcS Ito HamitJn street. near Myrtle avenue
Lroollyn reat .e0c. - .
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

NEW FACTORY, WITH STEAM POWER, TO LET
A. Five aoos each 2oSse feet high ceiling and ss,ed all
around: possession; situated IN Thirty third
s.reet near Tenth avenue. Apply to u NJ CHAIRMAN NO
262 Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

ITO LET-TUE HOUSE NO I57 EAST THIRTY NINTH
street, parity furnished Inquire OF S. WEEKS ~ Mott
sireet; rent 81 $50.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

ITO LET FURNISHED STONE HOUSE. BETWEEN
l. Fifth and Sixth avenues, Foy-fth street; very
moderate terms good tenant ELLI0TT, ALDEN co.
Il Cedar street and fel Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

1,O LET-PART or HOUSE (sIX ROONSl, TO A
L smsll family only, al moderate Ia ,ure .
prtmes as West fwsntyourh street, between sesesth
md LiChih
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

70 LET-sEvERAL DESIRABLE HOUSES. FURNISH.
Cd and uniurnishsd; rsnss isom ~ gsc ts9mo
rv..s,n,ra .,s:.i ss.s ,,shss ~; .ssnvs
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

OVER PART or FIRST CLASS HOUSE TO LET-ss
Morton street; parloTs, easements aud two rOyus
fourth floor; Souse Apply premlses,
alter 10 A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

ITO LET-A BROWN STONE HOUSE IN THIRTY
third also three sory brick let whole oThelf
to n family OF adults Call At i35 Lexington avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
DWELsING HOUSES TO LET.

A HOUSE TO LET-To A PRIVATE FAMILY, IN 4
n trs' class neisbborhood, Forty-h street, sistl
avcnue ono reserved. The advertiser, plyscian
would board With the occupant II agreeable. Inquire A.
fiiih avenue, from two to four Z. NJ.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

no LET-A FOUR Story BROWN STONE ENGLIS
basement House, in Thirty third street. between Bros
aud Filth avenue to American family without CHI
Half OF the rent Will be taken in board OF the
and wife. Apply at 81 West Thrty-thisd street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

fro LEr-ss JANE srREET-sEcoND FLOOR TO A
/ small family. Call for three days, nom 10 tii Z.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
no LET FoR BUSINESS PuRrosns.

ITO STORE 10 CARMINE STREET. NEXT DOOR
i to corner of Beecker; store 6.xss. Apply H. II.
KOCH 10 Carmne street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

ITO LEASE FIRST RATE FACTORY, 100 FEET SQUARE,
built ali with cd substantial brick build ga
Inc premises Goerck street. between kyngton and Deancey
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

DHYsICIAN's OFFICE TO LET-FUKsiSIED; A RE
II ception and small connectlng for
or three years Apply at a West Twsniyfonrh street
between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

rJ,O LET OR LEAsE-sTORE AND BASEMENT 599
Broadway, the west side be Prince and Hous.
streets size 2ixii0 moderate; May
Inquire OF T. W. STRONG, UP staiTs, the premises.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

ITO LET-IN BROOKLYN, A NEAT Two STORY COT
tage FIVE rooms and kitchen; gas: water, marble bow
and water closet large garden frOnt f0 month
advance Inquire OF oBRlEN iG Adephi street. Brook
lvn.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
DwELLrNa HOUSES TO rEr.

THORNTON M. RODMAE REAL ESTATE AGENT,
j OGers TO let or lease;-
House 40 Hudson street, hve so
House 1875 WaYerey ace will put IN good order.. 1900
Store ~ iinison street........... $50
Horse and store i2l Wayerey ,........... lCO0
first class b. House S22 West l4ih ST. viii put Ia
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

TO RENT-THE FACTORY BUILDINGS. 90, 50, 6t AND
66 Cannon street, with Shating aud 20 horse En
on the premises.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

ITO LET-IN FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR EIGHTH
avenue frat class four story high ttoop brown
House, in complete order. Apply 70 CHAUNoEY BAR
NARD No. 1VO broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

rro LET-A PART OR THE WHOLE OF AN UNruH
nshs patty furnished House west sids, above Ply
ruth street with amp rrounds stable and carriage houss
II desrsd location destahe house pessarti terns mole
rae T. G n. BAILEY, No. Boeslnan street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

ITO LEASE-CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ICED
j street. desirable Rest iencc with all modern improve
ments, a half acre of ground
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

ITO LET OR LEAsE-sTORES IN BROADWAY AND
i In Eighth street, Broadway also for sale,
Leases Of two houses in nion square, Broadway side.
+. q. LOCKE, III Eighth street (siccks bu.dng>.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

no LET ioa FAST FfFTIETH STREET, THE LOWER
Part Of brown private house. with rnoiern I'M
provsncn,s in the beat locality uP moderate 10
Responsible party
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

A SMALL HOUSE AND STORE, IN BOND STREET,
n 10 lot; rent $500 good location for physician real
estate oace. Apply to ROBERT IRWIN, SO Bowery,
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL Court, Juice Wylie - To-day.
frapon Frederick. indicted for f,,ssiy repre-
eLting himself a member OF the N'tr'poii'su
70 lce- with iutsnt 10 defraud Sidney Bates
OF s20O, was convicted aud sentenced TO three
m pths in jail. VIM. II. Haney, indIcted for
as sault and battery, was found not guilty
Harrington for defense. VIM i. Fox, rsceiving
stolen properly; nolle pros. John J. Reed and
John Donoho, Indicted for robbery and assault
and battery; guilty Ct assault and battery, and
sentenced TO sixty days IN jail.
CIRCUIT COURT. Judge Carttey.-Yesterday.
Simmons sgt. The Corporation; juror with
drawn and pon.suit.
This morning, John Bartlett agt. S. ]. Bowen.
Mayor, ct al; on motion Of ]. G. Marbury, rule
ordered to be served to appear in General Term
and show cause why mandanus should not
issue. United States agt. Kurtz; verdict for
plaintiff. Burk agt Hayes ct al; verdict tor
plaintiff; motion for new trial.
EQUITY COURT, Judge OliR-This morning,
Thompson agt. Rutherford ct al; order dis.
charging trustee. Brent and Crawford agt
McSherry and Acker; order allowing com.
plaipants TO nle amended bill.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purcell To-day.
the will OF the late Bartholomew MCCARTHY
was filed. He bequeathes all his property.
with the exception of a house and lot to his
sister, to his wife. Ellen Coch rane was ap
pointed guardian to Elizabeth Colt, orphan of
Chester A. Colt.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Georgetown.

Rev. A. +. JANIsoN, who. for tue past tan
years has BEEN Assistant Pastor OF Trinity
Church, left Yesterday for FREDERICK, Mary
land, where h- will remain for 40 ,at az
month";, or until his health is some what
recruited.
MEETING OF FfRB OoNNIssIoNRRs.-rhe
quarterly meeting Of the Board of Fire O,m-
miesiopers was held last eveuisg and the report
Of the Chief Engineer was sc bm,tt-d and sp
proved, showing the ex penee. during the last
quarter TO have been $50. An appropriation
the ste amer Henry Addison, and an order was
passed for the repair Of the hose carriage after
which the Board aldourned.
RIVER FRONT. Entered-s:samer George
II. Stout, Ford Philadelphia, with merchandise
for District merchants; schooners M,dnignt,
Hopkins, New YORK. with a cargo OF artnYe,
and Narragsnsett, Edgar, Boston vifa ic.
Entered and cleared-stsa me- cJiumS.a "A, Har-
per, from and 10 baltimore.
TRNPERANCK MArrKRs-Potomac Division
Jr., held stated meeting last evening At their
hall, and after the transaction Of the regular
business the following officers, recently
monies:-W. p, william p. Lumsiord, Jr;
w. A. James Collins; r. s, q. A. U'Bn-u: a
r. 3, K M Sparks: +. =, J. W. Kurtz Treas
urer, X. A. Daw: Chaplain. r II Ma,fInrIv.
AssIsta Mt Coniuc'cr. !. Rodier; l. s. n Out
man; o. =. &. Roe. Addresses were m ,de nv
Messrs. Wheeler, Lee, Schultz aud Others and
muslcai enterta nment wound mp the e1er-
cises OF the evening.
TIE COAL 1RADK.-Boats ara now arriving
from Cumberland loaded with coal for the
Inherent coal companies, and con sec uentlv To.
wbarf-s along the canal have assumed A lively
appearance. Twenty nine boats have arrived
since the Ist instant.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGR.-The offerings on
change this moruIne We're light, consisting o.
OF S2,euW bushels prime red wheat which
brought ready sale, at Sara per bushel.
THE FOLLOWING VKsTRYMKN AND WAR
DENs We're elected last evening at Grace
church, Protestant Episcopal - Rpctor's
arden. John Spencer; Accountant Warden,
George w FIather; Register, John Spencer
Vestrymen. john Spencer, George W. Father
Peter Trexier, A. NJ. Dunberty, Marcus Du-
trow, John Bremen, Samuel Donaldson and
George Smith.
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PERSONS desiring 10 purchase the bsst OF
trunks and valises. ladies and gents travelling
SACKS and satcheis, i1rGe Of the best material
and workmanship, uude' ne immediate. super-
vision OF the enterprising irm of J. :. Tophau
a Co, No. 500 7th street, under the folds OF tha
mammoth flag. These gem iemen are practical
mechanics, and apply all the latest and b-s'
Improvements in the manufacture OF the IT
trunks; such as McMurray's patent trunk STAY
and Houses patent India rubber trunk shield.
These Improvements can only be bad ~ this
establishment IN the city of Washington
Trunks of all kinds made to order, aud all
kinds Of repairing done at the lowest rates.
Alto
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AN RMINRNr DIVINE says:-"I have been
using the Peruvian Syrup. 1t gives me new
vieor, buoyapcy OF spirits, elasticity Of mus
cle.' }. p. Diusmore, 36 Dey street, New York
Will send. free, Q pamphlet OF thirty.two
pages, containing a full account of this re.
markable medicine, to any one sending him
their address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-06

THE MYSTERY SOLvED-Cnemists being IN
able to discover the ingredients in fragrant So
Zodont which removes all stains from the
teeth and imparts such peculiar rosine IS to
the gums, the public are hereby informed that
1t is a preparation from the Bark of the O nil :
laya SapOnaria or Soap Tree of Chill, i'm
ported for the first time into this country for
this special purpose. Such Is the purifying
and innocuous effect OF this rare botanical
agent that it removes discolorations from the
most fragile textile fabrics, without iRjuring a
single thread. co