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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
IS A RITUALIsT A LUNATIcf

In re. Caroline g. AHen.-Supreme Court
Special Term; Before Mr. Justice Cardozo.-This is
application the part OF Mrs Allen TO be restored by
decree OF the Court TO the liberty of her person and the
OF her property. commission de lttndticO was
sued by her son, the Rev Charles D. Allen clergy
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church, his petition
charging her with unacy. IL ia averred by the lady and
her friends that though she eccentric the real
mus OF the affair theological, she being Ritualist
ana much OF tho evidence which she WAS condemned
being Of ritualistc practices and her son being low
churchman The question OF lunacY sent q Jury
and created great excitement among the religious pe0
pie Of Seneca and the adjoining counties. The jury
found against her sanity. Mr. Shea, her counsel, In
making this motion stated that he did because, he
understood there no way Of appealing from that de
clSlOn. The motion made on the certificate Of Dr.
Brown ~ Bi1Omiigdle, OF Ora Spraguo aud Paine and
James lagy, and the aidayits OF numerous friends
gut aud his wife, Mrs A. G. Jerome. and DR.. Francis
NutOn who that she Is remarkably intelligent,
that she Is coherent IN her conversation and that her
conduct is such becomes reasonable person. The
BpOndent by their counsel contend that all this
could have been before the jury who tried the question
and Is not sufficient To upset their decision ON the other
side 10 Is shown that majority OF the Jurymen had made
jlryboX Mr. Shea asked the closest scrutiny into the
case or his client and that she be subjected TO the
srictest medical examination, lie that tho
most strict and could only result I'm demon
srang the perpect sanity OF her mind understand.
ing Whether the nquistOn at present invoked 10
DO trial by the personal inspection OF the Judge, he
10 be aided by Referee, Jury matter OF in
difference TO him. In his Judgment. her case would
stand even so unusually severe test The Court took
the papers and reserved his decision Stephen ID.
stephens, George Shen and s. r. Ten Eyck for petitioner
Mossrs, Pritohard aud Sell opposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
THE PEACE JUBILEE AND OLE BULL.


SIR: The malevoent spirit which dictated
tho attack on Ole Bull in The Ner. York Times OF the Sd
inst shows a deporabe desire drag hm into the local
controversy between The Times and certain Boston
editors.
The Times absolutely denies that Ole Bull practically
sisted performances added the effect OF the Bos
ton Peace Jubilee In any way 1t he present at
no rehearsals took part only OF the regular
cers, IN which his playing, although he sat at the head
tho orchestra, careless and slOvonly to
cite universal remark 10 complains Of highly theatri.
cal entrance, prolonged andshakng nonchaant indif
ference, &c.
All this Is very unklnd to Ole Bull and ungencrous to
the Jubilee Association, well as inconsistent with
truth. Mr. Bull at Baltimore fer the purpose of hay
ing his vlOns repaired when he advertised at B0s
ton He did, Notwithstanding the imperfect condition OF
his instrument as afterwards was requested OF him,
waive ceremony TO crafty tho thousands who would
wish TO hear and him. and he hastened TO Boston at
tho last moment 10 add his music and presence TO the oc
casiOn He placed himself Immediately at.the disposal
OF the Committee and played at tho first rehearsal, az
the first concert In the orchestra at the concert on setu
day, whero no performed his solo, The mothers
Prayer and also at the sacred concert on sunday O
lowing, where he likewise played a solo.
He made no effort 10 make special demonstration,
but Ills entire effort 10 render such services as Wou
best aid the general object and tho Vote OF thaRs o,
the Committee" dsp0ses VI the manner IN which no ala
Itncuding handshaking. theatrical entrance ana ALL
The careless and soyenly playing ana nonehaant lh
difference, which the writer IN me tunes saJs oAoiSu
universal remark" only proves no" mS'aAeh 10 inc
The only universal remark" which we observed at
all susce ptblo OF such msconsrcuon was the unlyer'
sal remark" among the performers Expressing aumlra
ton at the ease win which he executed with one pass
age OF his bow over the strings tho multitude OF STAG
cato u0Ies otAygWse eXeeuIsd HA Nv WueA !ADVr aAG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
CRIMINAL.

At Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Dodge, yesterday, Thomas Brady and Robert
Forrest charged by Joseph Eichler Of No. $50
Thrdst with picking his pocket OF watch and chain
valued NJ SS while pretending TO arrange his 1.-THE
paiuant'sl urckte. The were arrested In a water
closet the Fifth Avenue Hotel and committed
for examination. John NELL, John Leonard aud Rich
ara Forrest were arrested on complaint or Mrs Hogan
who charged them with picung her pocket OF Sas The
complainant suddenly refused prosecute IN Court and
capturedl TO the Chief OF Police.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, before
Justice Hogan. Anna Reey aged IL years. brought
up a charge of theft. Mrs. Della Smith OF No 1873
SlXthaYe, alleges that the accused left her employ
the nth ut aud took $35 worth ~ clothing Mrs Mary
Mclaughlin OF No so West Fourhst, also charged the
accused with having stolen from her two black silk
dresses, valued at $3.50 Anna committed Eliza
beth OBren yesterday entered the store OF Henry n
MaOney at No 500 Broadway and stole PAIR OF panta
looms valued at $40 She committed to the Tonbs.
-. Henry Miller yesterday snatched n roll OF bills
SOuth.sr, while he was engaged In counting IT, and
or Mr. Sampson arrested the bold thief and recovered
the money He was committed to the TOmbs TO await
trial.
At tho Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
Martin Hogan committed by Justice STANDBY, for
and draRgdg her for some distance by the hair, and
threatening 10 kill her Bridget Dugan charged by
John PorsOn with attacking him with Ratchet, and
cutting his head severely. She admitted bail In
$500. Edward Broughton, for assauting officer Flynn
OF the seventeenth Precinct knocking him down and then
beating him. held TO answer Solomon Azems was
charged by Barbara Mason with firing pistol at her
Monday the ball grazing her side, hut discharged
the COmplanants request. Besides these there
persons charged With iutoxica the result
thereto The greater number reprmanded and Ills.
charged,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

agreed with his Assistant to the good ~ their
anp INT their method OF handling the a.
bipe IL went INTO the tanks was open to o9gS" THO
IRA resnect however, they had improved OF lao car
n,saDce rad been greatly abated the pasJ S IN
Other witnesses admitted that there were a. theV
Sa ,,ot ar,se from tho New York Compalys Woth
re-n from OTHER less scientifically managed and
hnrcs Nrhich brought tho material 10 the uoSh n,,
,sere institutions which the Rendering NJ ros
meiS Tbe defense here rested, ana the pIusS
"ttn onSucd Some four Of FIVE witnesses were
usd These we're all persons living IN me e,re Of the
o9oys and EXPRESSED Their conviction that ire ei One
cone from tho tanks Of tho Rendering Colnp1ni had
hesn made SIGN by the smells Col Hastings, ~, t6e
sor the Hoard ~ Health asked postponene. u
burmese of getting moro Witnesses Ino hi'o'"n
VS. adiourncd uAtil tomorrow at IL a. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
INOIEST9.

Coroner Flynn is to hold an inquest at No.
800 East Eevenths the body OF James White aged
co years. native OF Ireland and OF Incorporate habits
II is conJecured that he fell from window, as he was
found Yesterday lying dead I'm the yard OF the ce
mont In which he resided. over the body OF Ihonas
Corley who died suddenly yesterday morning az No %
West broadway AT no 2gS Thirdave, the body u
Lille Terry aged years, who died from burns Iecelv>d
ON Monday. over the body OF Thomas Mc3hrtv, who
died on Monday I'm the Jefferson har6pt Prison. De
Neased was formerly employed by e Commissioners of
Cnarites aud Corrections IN the capacity OF messenger
soon after beng e0m" cd to prison lie was native
OF Ireland. e. "a 60 years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
NATIONs-DRECTION by JUDGE
EIATHuEOED

Returns of process having been made in the
T. s. District Court, and claimants appearing for tie
following property, It condemned by default: Three
cases, marked "P. L. olI-2i6" containing gloves;
cases. marked T. l.. 2i02i3" continuing gloves. Judge
BHtc,d IL at Newport. II. l.. euiOyiug lus vacation
aud will not at until the 18th inst. lie will hear such
matters Dee las agreed 20 conveniently hear
I5th 10Th and Inn INST He viii To New
port md remain absent until the early part OF August
when hc VIII FOR days and will then back
and finish IN, vacation. lie has directed that on each
Tuesday during his absence returns OF process shall be
called and that all formal orders 10 which opposition
shah be made, shall be entered, the though lie
arn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
TIE LIEN LAW AND PUBLIC PROPERTY.

BrinkerhQB agt. The Board Of Education, dc
Common Plcas-Gencra 1erm-Before DAILY, +. j. and
Brady Barrett JJThs was an action 10 fOreciOsc
mechanics lien on the Forty .secOndst Public School
House. The point was taken by the counsel for the
Board OF Education that this invalid as being
property held for the OF the public. Judge DAILY in
long and careful opinion holds this position correct argu
ing tl property Of municipal corporaton when held
public use exempt from executions; that the lien
law does not give the right OF execution on special
prce of property and the right OF execution falling the
lien must al too. Judge Brady concurs. Judge Barrett
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
IS THE NETWORK RENDERING COMPANY A
EUiSANCEf

The investigation in relation TO the New
York Rendering Companys works, Thlrtyeighthst and
East River resumed yesterday before Mr.. Seth G..
Hawey Referee. Several witnesses were examined on
behalf Of the company among them Dr Harris Sanitary
superintendent, and his assistant DR.. Morris Dr. Morris
stated that no had made o careful examination
Of tho premises, and also Of tho sppa-
ratus In by the Rendering Company Their
process efectually destroyed the odors from
the rendering tanks and In other respects the company
had done ms opinion all that could be accomplished
by science and skill to make their establishment inoen-
sive. lie believed there intention on the part OF
the company TO disobey tho orders Of the Board OF
Health, De- EilsHa Harrla. Sanitary superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT FLUSHING. L. L.

Yesterday, as the p. IN. train was being
made up ~ Flushing, Mrs. BuTChell an old LADY, at
temptrd 10 pas FROM - another The train
moving fell between the cars, and Der head was
crushed IL was said be the fault OF Mrs. Burche
and moi Of the Railroad employ e. the train not
ready 10 receive passengers but being moved - the
proper place for startling Some CuLens expressed very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
THE EAST HoUsTON,sT. HOMICIDE.

Adam Gcscl, the saloon keeper who was
stabbed on the night OF the goth ult IN his saloon No 5l
East HousOI.st by his brOthernlaw, Frederick Schlcy,
a full account Of which has appeared Ia The TRIBUNE,
died yesterday. Coroner Rollins will hold an inquest to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
THE COURTS.
DECISIONS.

Supreme COurt-Special Term-By Mr.. JUS
tce HJiuap.-jouos et al AIT Suydam et a.-Judgment
Tor defendants, with costs NcSorcy Hgt McSOrley et
ni.-Drmtrrer sustained. with Walbridge ct al
ag Wagner ct alD.murrcr sustained. with costs. Ask
irl agi. Hunt II nj Judgment Tor plaintiff BY Mr.
Justice Iusrauan.-uuBbell agt. Van SchOenng-Find-
IA He'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
The writer in The Times

rapidity of separate MOTION Inc WriIer :" i''
,'rould not see It"that is an . -, ,o,-o talen
pet stat tbe facts for the purpose OF Justice 70 All
palns 10 s'"'o 'H0 49, OSE OF THE AUDIENCE.
Ns,o- York, July s, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
me folIowlng were the Dos bon Bank stocks:
Aud The following for Railroad bonds:

Nsslork Ceatra De- 1893 81 Morris Esse1 "a Mart .... g
Erc IS 81 Mort ludd $780, 81 Clcve To. Sakilg 3
hre ih Mort ud 1884, 81 NenJersey Central lst Mo
Ere 5th Mort lndd 1885,. ~ New Jersey Cru 81 M.iO
Harlem II, 100 Ps r. Wsyue Che % NJ s.
Mich n 5. I'd pc. SO Cleveland P,s5lrsh sth NJ y
PacGc r. guarntd by No. 90 Chcsg0 Aou, Tt Ior....lt
Alton r. H. n Mtg, pref. 10 chic. Alton re.......
Alton T. H. "a MIG tac... 7 Ohio Miss h Mig ..... 9l
Chic n Western $ Fund... 81 Oho Mss Couso mated SO
Chicago ~ w lst Mort. 80 Duh SouI g. ist MOTT.
Del Lack and Wa Isl r. T. ulis a
bel l,rk A I'll Nor psu l. Nj
81 3l n a
P,,In mil Paul 2d N......... -
IA " NV con Conv 6l Che MI, let Mort -
az Western ri MORTGAGE Col Chicago Ind lst Mort. ~
Gslep Chicago R1tendd 81 NewYork " %
Galeua Chicago 2d Mort 20 Toll Peoria War D.. -
Chic Island M Mort. 100 Toll Peoria War, W. D ~
Chic land ADD Pachc.... ~ Central Psce bonds. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

The money market opened stringent. Loans werd
made at commissions ranging from ll6 to per cent
per day, In addition TO currency interest The ruling
rate until q o'clock l6 per cent and Interests but
the demand was active aud the price advanced TO S6et
per cent aat at which rate II renamed until after tho
close OF bank hours the close cent and Interest
was bid and offered at per cent fiat. The continued
high rates in the face OF the Government disbursements
of OOO was surprise to operators aud caused the
decline in the stock market.
Sterling Exchange dun, but firm. Tho leading
drawers continued ask the rates quoted but in second
hands bills have been sold at dl per cent below these
prices We quote: London co days. lo9i6lO9I; London.
sight, Oa 9IOa London prime commercial 60 days, 100
GlO9a; Pans long, 5l6id5l5; Paris, short, 5Sl S5A
Antwerp, 5l7i 0516E Swiss STA Q66I Hamburg, $40
35 Amsterdam 800 9i0i; Frankfort 40s 44O; Bremen,
7SA G7si; Berlin, Il 7lA.
The transactions at the Office OF the Assistant Treas
urer were Receipts for Customs s9OOO for Gold Notes.
$4,000 total Receipts, $945s7Ss 50; total Payments,
N,27i 239 50; Balance, $9s,23099s 4s.
is called to the advertisements of the Con-
troer OF Newly Ork CITY, who Thursday July 8, VIII
open proposals for 900 Tax Relief Bonds OF the City
Of NewYork. The bonds bear per cent interest pay
able semiannualy, and the principal will be redeemed
July /, 1879. ...rr
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF specie
from the port Of NewYor to foreign ports for the week
ending July l, 1869, were Sl,lSl637.
The subTreasury disbursements to-day account OF
coin interest were ss06,2l2 so.
The Brunswick end VI the Macon and Brunswick kaiF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
rAY-RFcEINER,s OErICE.

Mr. Alfred Yredenburgh, the first clerk TO
the Receiver of Taxes. has piled tho following state
ment OF the paid TO the Receiver from Oct T.
1893 IN Nav 1859:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
THE MONEYysMARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL.
l04 O'CLOCK A. N.
- ,so N cor ss acII6ll5oOO SIC Cou liza
is sna .......e.ii6l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

II = stated tnat the bill designating the route
"y AlCh the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
S1si! enter the cry has been considered by the
Ssnsie District Committee, and Mr.. VIckers
au;Aorizsd TO report II with certain amend
Jnsnis- One OF these amendments should GER.
taIuIy be % require the road TO conform To the
grade Of cur streets. The bill seems TO be de-
ieC-!ve IN providing guards for The rights OF the
CITY and II passed IN Its present shape We NAV
ESN- ne same difficulties to meet that have
Del experienced by the city with the BaIri-
more sud OHIO railroad. The Corporation Is
iow eIceavcrIng through the courts to compel
tIsi road 10 conform its track 10 the es ab!isbed
srace OF the elty; and il i desirable to leave
tAr door open inviting the Baltimore and Po-
'omsC road to put US AT similar disadvantage
A little forethOugnt in the way of providing
proper safeguards in this bill may serve 10
I-eNeEt much trouble hereafter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

During the week. ending to-day, there a.
been received st the Treasury Departm ut
from the Printing Division, es91, 90 in Err ,c-
tonal Currency.
The amount shipped during the same Pc
rod WAS a follows: To National Banks and
others. SIP -5J 10 Assistant Treasurer at p lil-
adelpEiH, $1,000.
The amount of securities held by the Tr .as-
urer of the United States in trust for National
Banks, reported TO- day, were a. follows: For
circulating notes, S}i2,567 900; for deposits OF
public moneys, S3i,261,35O. Total, 1916, 7sj, 25U
The amount of National Bank currency Is.
sued during the week was 81, 2,6O0, making the
total amount issued up TO date 80 2, 733 3l6
Frcm this Is 10 be- deducted the foil OWNS
amounts Mutiated bills returned, 81 91q 3,2
notes of insolvent banks redeemed by Halted
States Treasurer, So ,9O9: leaving in actual
circula'ion at this date, 500 or
The amount of Fractional Currency redeemed
ana destroyed during the week was S631, 165 Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

The catalogue of candidates lengthens-Mr.
George T. Downing. a colored gentleman re.
Gently arrived in this city, Understood TO be
accomplished IN his present calling. but with
political aspirations that are father startling to
the COlorsd ''Old settlers" hereabouts, makes the
sIrdly mention Of his name IN connection with
the stewardship of the Executive Mansion
under the new administration the occasion for
writing suited and airy letter to the New
York 7rlJUns. IN which he very plainly tells
General Grant that he has soul above cookery.
sid wants something that commands both Iucre
and respect. he cOndesc-ndingIy adds how
ever, that s'he wsuld not be understood as inti-
mating that being of the Kitchen Cabipet'
under President Grant would reflect necessary
OIsCredlt, but that al Americans are justified in
having The highest sspiratOns" Here we
have a car didate not named in our list yes,er-
CSy These interested will take notice accord
CIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

T-P Statement II this mornings E.sT7iy.7-
la Speaker Colftx intends presenting a
~. :C~ increased Compensation 10 the clerks Is
= -u-lCr- a We Iudersi.,-d. wIthou, the slight
e., foundation Il ia,;. = originated III the I'M
.-Ua-.cT CT some clerk. and Mr.. T. has denied
q CCrVersatICL ami ny letter (when asked
aS-"t 20 scores q times, but apparently with
LC sNSii a lie report has low got into
PIE the editors u thu tsjii.,ac-T having
teen ClSled 10y i,s frequent r-Iteraton by
s.,-s- It's pity that they Will thus IL iure
-.t-. own cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20
by Ban xers' and Brokers' TELEGRAPH.

by Bankers and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson DC. quote stocks and bonds
IL home and foreign markets as follows:
BY Cable
LONDON, Feb. ~, II a. ni.-Consols. for money
and account 20; Bonds, ~; Illinois, 81;
Erie, 2ia.
FRANKFORT, II a. m.-Bonds, S2h.
LIVERPOOL, IL a. m.-Cotton market opens
dull. Sales will not reach 5000 bales. Mid
ding Cplands, III. MiddlIng Orleans, 12
LONDON. p m.-Illinois, 90 a; Atlantic and
Grea, Western Railroad, b. Other securities
unchanged.
LIvERPOOL. p. m.-Cotton market closes
quiet. ales OF 1000 bales reported. Prices I'M
changed.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-Gold, 1881. No stock
report to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20
To Advertisers.-Our advertising patron

Re requested 10 send IN their fayors before
!. O'Clock IT, a. advertisement. received
later cannot BE- insured an insertion in
TIE STAB o. the same day, on account of
the pressure OF news matter after that hour
Win every disposition 10 Accommodates, we
hrd ourselves Obliged to lay down this rule
snd adhere 10 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

Lie c. rotsIUs Is expected by the Albany
r. -Tom Tr. Cushing treaty Tor the Dari.n
s1lp caUsl. since tventy-one similar authori.
tit- aavs already bs-n granted by the COLON.
h.sn GCv-Tnclrnt 70 different individuals. cor
ICra'.ot~ aai gCyeTLTueEtS. without even a
coz ,.eI lere1t havir- 5-eE made under them.
80 ~ ctteT hand. Secretary Seward has high
bose a. - he result ard mary OF his friend.
lC,s L",E -als measure. II II shall ~ c nsurn-
l-st-c, - tie greatest achievement q: his Off
g.. .a.psE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

HTLe Norfolk Nirrinian claims an area of
81 go acres OF ''oys'er rocks" IN virginia
yieldIng al annual revenue of S1uGuO.OOl
~ The suggestion comes from Montreal III :
some men NIGH show sincerity in keeplng
LEM by fasting from be use of tobacco
1yIntemperanCe has become so prevalent m
Sweden hat the Legislature considering the
propriety OF foTbiddIng the manufacture of
spirits.
81 A case OF two has occurred in san Fran
iSCO. where the smallpox infection was car
led from family 10 family by ca.
o. Detroit has a veIOcipede that goes by a
hand Gran and makes thirty i'es in tyyo.and
a half hours.
syA Chinese couple have been arrested in
Sen Francisco tor killing a female CHI ID ar
COrdiug TO Chinese custom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

louu- PCt!u,k! = as mild a hammered person
- yCu hall see days observing and one
20 says lie don't wish anybody any harm
tG;- being caught out in he worse than
~slaraG dust storm Of yesterday. h couldn't
hep expressing tie hope that all the Repre-
ssEta'4NeS Il Congress aud all the business
men O. IN Avenue v vuid 20 stone blind and
s'av 80 untIl that thcTOughfare Is properly
TaVFd- Let PotiuCk possess his soul IN "a
t.r-Cr II yesterday = breeze can only hold out
q lri.- while longer his prayr. Will be An.
-vr~-r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20
DRpARTNsNT OF STATE.
FOB THE WINTER.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS,
soJOURNERs AND STRANGERS

Feeding any kinds of irst-class FANCY Oh
STAPLE DRY GOODS for here, TO send
home are cordially invited to Inspect stock OF
CLOAkS, SHAwIS DRESS GOODS, SILKS.
SUITS, EMBROIDERIES, &C,
With many other articles adapted for presents
general and sps ciai family consum ption, and cur
rent staple wants Of housekespers
~ Also. CLOTHS. "sUITiN0S," COATING5
INGS.
81 Our Northern and Eastern CORES pondents
send us new supplies daily.
AZ ONE PkiUk ONLY, marked in plain fig
uT.s.
.aV All orders receive prompt and careful atten.
ti,n
Re Parcels packed free Of chsrse for sh pmsnt
by Ell press or other modes.
PERRY BROTHER
Pennsy yania ave and 9Th st
Established in 1870
R-CARPETs. CURTAINS. OILOLOrHS.
RUGS, MATTINGS, &c, Upper Floors.
felS eo3tif
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

SOUTHFEN NAEYLAHD RAILEoAD.-Mr J.
I. MuCh, the commissioner tor Ga Irl-s County
10 T. c1Iyp subsCrIpri LIS ~ the capital stock of
the Sou hern M7yrlart Railroad, opened his
books for the fir~t time Monday last in
BTyan'OWn district His list was headed nv
DANIEL Il Hayllaud. it'll fifteen shares, ,5Ui:
Il. r. Brow ling, VI. l. Mcpherson, ]. t. Mudd
and or Cefs. S'.ulU Zach. This evinCes public
81 ri' ard enterprise highly CredItable to our
county, ami well worthy OF imitation Port
TeiTrrH Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20
Baitimsrs Markets, To-day,

BALTIMOkH, Feb. 2O.-Cstton very dull: N omi-
nally 2s1. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat
very duh: prices unchanged. Corn steady:
white. 9Oa95; yellow. s5ass. Oats and Rye un-
changed. Pork quiet at S3.5O Bacon quiet
Rib Sides, EHal7a: Clear do. l-H ASA !;
Shou 'ders, IS al5a. Hams 81. Lard quiet al
81