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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
10 give the Court squad time attend the a the
late Sergeant, Michael OCOnu0r

TO give the Court squad time attend the funeral a ths
late Sergeant, Michael OCOnnOr
AT the Tombs Police Court. Justice Cox
committed George Wendorer alias Bedford alias Shelby
Tor having on the sth Of May last entered the oothBs
store or George w McGurk. at No. i53 SOuihst, and
clothed himself in complete suit valued at sc g. and
walked on with the same. lie was not again until
yesterday, WheD he was taken into custody Albert
Craig vas committed on charge Of having stolen IA
piece OF sk cluster PIN. and gold watch and chain
belonging TO susan BriOdy OF no. 81 SpTngst Crals
offered 70 sell the silk 10 neighbOr Of the con panst
Mary Ward at price much below its real value
Kennedy, John Haydock, and Felix Connolly, brush
makers, employed In Madenlane, were arrested 10,
having assaulted Charles Hahn u No Is sandss Brook
Ign. and beaten him so brutaly that his life Is n
danger. The Of-nss Of the victim he would not
JON IN "strike" On the complaint Of John Hahn
brother OF the injured the comnt.I
By Justice Cox to await the result OF Hahu's Injuries
Frederick Hartmann. the lawyer whose arrest Tuas-
day for forging signatures 10 TAX receipts has been gyss
IN THE TRIBUNE yesterday committed to await a
trial
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PROPOSED SALE OF NAyAL ARTILLERY.

The Navy Department Ger for sale 30
guns. consisting Of SO-pouuCer and FOUNDER PaTu
rifles and 35l gun-carra,es with their implements VIA
this lot there nearly 10000 pro ecties Many Of TO"
guns are new and all OF them seryiceable The
distributed at the New York Boston, hade phif Pr.
mouth, Washington. aud Norfolk Nayy-ldIds. The -
partment will receive bids for them old iron. Z
probability is that the entire lot Will IND ready p.
chasers, there several foreign Governments In u
market buying material.
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PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM BRRMCDA-Tn sfrirsh Fnh Rre Cent 'FH '
6lst regiment Capt Hemmu i' asat Lieui " ga o. ~
men lieut. Fulton. 18th T = g. .t
Lttle6eh Mr.. McCsIsu. T. NeiLrs. Sc" -
]. G. l.. Jones, and 4in steersg-.
FROM IYBRpOOL-ln strsr 'H l'hH.Nr. ..a NI.'" y"
Clara Nicolas, Master hels Cap. p. tfll4 tis "ts''
Arthur Beaumont Jas MeCormack J.. b q ..s..
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COuRT CALENDARs-THrs Day.

svPKIHE COURT--GEvERAL TYRE.
81 .Jnug Wagstah "A Back rss %
81. Potter a Hymao. FGssu.
80. .Bsssett agt Abnn % Kes.si at. Aihsua
81. Titus agt Brisbane. "a. .spsrtr 49, L7Hra
IS. Buckingham sgt DeunV ~. .MgusF. Receiver
So. .Hanssmsnn sgt Jackson. iasur les IA.
u. r. Tyson Moore ap3 g. Ouf@ran s W.terhoa,
snother. fol. Bailey MARTA.
s9..PAlipa sgL Pike Dl. .HarIs Dove.
o.. .HoushGn agt Van PraaE 100 kusl NJ Go. Hs
d.. Redmond AT. Liverpool, " Haven - <. co.
anaPS S. Co. l04. .EIess.or Pei Co. az T.S-
%. Tracy agL Altmhver ler
e4.Lindsey Igi European Pet lo5P Fraser e. Prssusa
Co. 100. .Aeksfnar at AeisrntA
%. .Rdson az Bank Note lO5. Bartlett a. CLAss
Co.
SrrRExz CcuRT-CBAyBKys
l42. Davidson AFT Bailey. no hut Coz Gas Co
2i7. .Viele agt Niele. drfzc
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRf1L TkRs-PlKr L-Shor CtlssA
1851 Burton Drggs. kaS3.. ochman agL BroEa
2f9. NcClare srt Paine. 1f}l.. Schssrs GsogLsgA
2Jg2. .Hoyt sgt RasL 10. .Laggsef AZ N..gf.
1913. Chatham National Bank .gi
E5cke
TRIAL TyRs-PART II.-Short Ctasss
COURT APPEALs-ALBLT Jan. l3lhs ~ osiuF o., -
Appeals day calendar Jan u. Nos -. g 3 o.
co. g. H. There ai be further dsy calendar hts
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rnrRsn,r.s WEATHER. Rkpnrr-., .
MINIATURE ALMANAC

u.,,......721 san 's''....... 40 Nooa 'st' 'r
| Dan
S,piy Hook asa Cows Island. .. 5.8 Hell Gst. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-30
DRY Goods,

The Improvement in the general market for
domestic cotton fabrics has been very m ,rked;
the amount Of goods sold than In any change OF
quotations. Prices have remained very steady.
In brown sheetings and shirtings there has
been An active business during the week, and
sales continue on liberal scale, though mostly
in small lots. Standard sheetings OF popul ar
makes as wen as the lighter fabrics are held at
fair prices. No important changes have been
made in quotations. In bleached shirtings and
eheetings there IL o rather better demand and
freer purchases. Some Of the more popular
makes, medium grades, are growing scarce In
of good styles continue In fair demand, and the
more desirable styles have sold freely at steady
prices. Ginghams are selling steadily at un-
changed quotations for the favorite makes, but
low grades are . 6ife easier. Printed lawns
and percales have not been in a. good demand
rs might be expected at this season; but the
ed. As the season advances q better demand is
anticipated. Corset jeans are selling rather
better for the favorite makes, but the poorer
qualities are In small demand and lower in
price. Rolled jaconets are cOmpar atively quiet;
sales are small but prices are steady. Cambrics
are in pretty fair demand for the best qualities
and prices are firm; but low graces are dull and
slow OF sale. Siesias are in moderate demand
for the best makes, but sales are only effected
In small quantities. Cotton osnaburgs are not
selling freely and prices are merely nominal.
home trade. with but light sales for foreign
Wooden goods are generally duh. The
demand is comparatively moderate, but prices
are without any marked changes. In cloths the
sales are mostly restricted to the better
qualities, the jobbers merely buying to keep
their assortments good and the clothing houses
making but few purchases. Doeskins are in
very little demand; light weights are alone
salable at this season. Ca&imeres are selling
more freely, and fancy styles for early spring
have been forced upon the market by the man,
ufacturers' agents, who do not want to carry
their stocks over until next year. Satinets are
IN fair demand for desirable grade, butthe sales
are on hmitee scale. Kentucky jeans and
Jerseys are not specially active and prices are
nominal.-N. r. Independent 29A.
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ALEXANDRIA.
The Gazette of last evening has the folio wing

items:
FUNERAL OF T. A. BREw1s, EsQ.-The city
appearance OF Sunday, nearly all the places Of
business, including the Post Office and the Office
of the Collector OF Internal Revenue, being
the sas
body was) and st. Paul's Church, almost de-
serted. The rooms Of the Corn Exchange were
draped in mourning. The remains, in hearse,
escorted by the pall-bearers, Messrs. Andrew
Fleming, John B. Daingerfeld. Geo. Y. Wor-
thington,. Geo. II. Robinson, w. II. Marbury,
N. Edridge, W. H. Lambert, and p. B. Hooe,
and long cOrtese Of the most prominent resi-.
Church, Of which the deceased had bean o
member and vestrymans where the preliminary
chapter Of sc. Paups First Epistle 10 the Co
rinthians were conducted by the Rev. Drs. Nor
ton and Johnston, in tho presence Of one Of the
thai edince, and composed Of all classes Of citi-
Gems. From the church the remains we're car
RED to their last restins-place in the M. e.
Church graveyard, where the funeral ceremo-
day . young and fashionably dressed colOred
man from Warrington, named B. +. Brown,
came here ons visited 70 young colored woman
Of marriage, he had been on terms Of tntima-
cy; His visit being over, he started to 90 back
to Washington, but the girls father told him that
ne should only return as hts daughter husband.
That condition be declined, the services Of 20
iicenen O'Neil and Foley were obtained, and
the first named having informed the Lothario
that wife or Jail was his portion, he chose the
stanter. lrffst ~ - +.
RAILROAD TAx.-Mr. Turner prepared a re-
port to be submitted ct the meeting OF the coun-
which it stated that city taxes have for wears
past b,en collected from the o., A. q d. X. r.
Company on 500. ZOO worth, md from the A.,
L. & II. X. r. Company on 40 900 worth OF
been cole cted from the w. q A. 4. r. Oompa-
ny, but that the aseesors have this year assessed
that company with taxes ON $50 900 worth.
LAND SALx--Mesrs. Bravner q Co. Real
the farm GIN. ID. DaxTow, ESQ.,, Of Washinqtop.
ID. G., near 0uilford station, A., L. & H. &. R..
containing so acres, to Jacques w. Qnick, ST..
Of Hunter don county, N. j., for $2,700 cash
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~A good many Americans have lately gone
Egyptsying into the Pacha's army.
@Liying on "flats" is becoming very popular
In New York, and Is adopted by the most respec-
table families.
0Cock-fghts are called "rooster controyer-
sizes" in Cleveland, and "chicken diversions, in
Norfolk.
~The ladies of Peoria have signed and cir
culated a petition i'm which they express their
opposition to female suffrage.
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u C. REICHENBACH's Piano Store
~ No. l23 liza Sfreef nBsons Peuna Lnrnall

r. G. REICHENBACH's Piano Store,
t. Ne. 423 liza Street, above Penna. Avenue,
tEsTABLIsHED OVER go YEARs,l
sole agency for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
Of VIM. knabe Co., Baltimore, and wm.-
mcCammon, Albany; also, second hand yez7
Planes, Organs and Melodeons for sale orVvNvV
rent on the most accommodating terms: Piano and
organ Tunlng and Repairing. sp4-ly'
THE KNABE PIANO-At a recent concert i'm
Il this city. the wonderful tone OF the-z1
Grand Piano used for that occasion divided tzFS
the praise OF the amateurs with Mr.. Hof UtHVI
man splendid playing. The KRabe Grand Piano
was In some measure a surprise and a most agree
able one. TO the aud fence, elicting the warmest
commepdatton from the large number OF musical
critics who heard it, and giving unusual
70 the audience. This Piano, which is made nv the
house 81 VIM. knabe Co., of Baltimore and New
York Is constructed with entire new scale finely
balanced, and of great power and capable of the
widest range OF expression. The instrument i the
frul OF forty years OF labor expended BY this firm in
perfecting their Piano aud bringing il TO such a de
gree OF excellence that IL may be regarded as per
rec adapted TO all the requirements Of the raror
ana the concert room. This instrument seems nos
sessed OF almost insxhaustible power, responding
maenihcently to the touch equally i'm the most deli
cate passages as IN those requiring laborious
ton The mellow grandeur Of its tone the briIlsncy
OF s upper register, and the power of the low notes
Al mouldedt TO an exquisite and harmonious balance
az once give IL char acter OF the highest merit II
rs IN all essential requirements of the instrumeDf
en- 1nently satisfactory the hundreds of our citi
ApTtt2 81, $50.
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLKMRN.-If you wish
your clothing thoroughly cleansed, all grease
spots effectually removed so that they will never
show again; II you wish your clothing nicely
pressed 20 that they will look like new, send
them to Anthony Fisher, first-class scourer and
9th street, opposite the Patent ONCE. List of
prices:-Coats, from 81 to $3.50; Pants, 10 cents;
Vests, 80 cents; q whole Summer Suit, e225
Ladies would do well, before they put away
er,s Cleaning Process takes all grease spots
enectually out, and he can give guarantees that
no moths can enter the garments during the
434 Pa. ave.; 8. H. Heiberger, 242 Pa ave T.
i. Schafer, Ts Pa. ave-; w. T. Griffith, 3Os 9th
g.; a. Saks g Co., 316 It'll ST., and many Others
BUSINESS MEN find the American House. Bos-
ton, their most convenient stopping-place.
billiard halls, forty rooms en- suife. &c. this
hotel maintains Its high rank.
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The AorkeaD To-Day.
1slsarepksd xsclvsipely 10 Tie Evesing Ssdv

BALrIMoR1. April 3o.-Cotton quiet and
steady, ct 2xa23. Flour very firm and
in good demand. Howard street extra, s5.5oa
grades are unchanged. Wheat higher, prime TO
chOice Maryland, s1.5Oasl.6o. Pennsylvauis.
s1.40a91.A. Corn steady; white, et.12as1. IA;
yellow, e11oae1.12. Oats steady At 81 6oas Les.
Rye ut s1asl.10. Pork firm at s2e. Bacon
firm; rib sides, 1Skal6k; clear do. Hall &;
shoulders, 13k; hams, f9a2o. Lard firm at Il
cents. whiskey firm at eLoiaet.0s.
BALrnoRs, April so-virginia sixes, old, ssX
bid, ssh asked; do. 1856, GO bid, 66k asked.
NEW YORK, April 3o.-Fiour dull and de-
Ginning. Wheat dull and nominally LA cents
lower. Corn duh and dropping.
NKw YORK, April 3o.-Stocks strong. M ,ney
easy at5a6 per cent. Exchange, long, SK; short
ex-coupon, 6sk; new. 6sk. North Carolinas,
old, ~ X; new, 22x.
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POINT OF ROCKS RAILRoAD.-We learn that
arrangements will shortly be made for a more
vigorous prosecution Of work on this road 1t
is contemplated, we understand, to let out in
short time, several new sections, both on the
upper and lower part. We hope this may be so,
as it is very desirable that the road should be
completed at as early day as practicable
Rockville (Ad.) Seminal.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

III j. RUSeELLy MAY BALL WILL BB h.ld
L. at so Penn avenue. bet. Eth and 18th m
ss;. on MONDAY, May 9sh, conmenoing at 81
s O'Clock. ~
LA CRAOOVIENNB,b by Misses,
HIGHLAND FLING, BY Misses,
LA PAS STYBEAH, By Miss and aster
CHACHUCA. by Misses
La ZIkGARILLA. By Miss and Master.
SCOTCH DANCE. BY Misses
JOCKEY HORNPIPE, By Q Mise.
F!sHkkS HORNPIPE, By Gentleman.
PAS DE TAMPA, by o Mise.
SAILORS HORNPIPE, by Q Master.
B0QUET QUAbRILLE.
Cards Of Admission can be obtained of H. J RI 9.
SILL, or OF his pupils. sp2 eotd'
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DUDGE & DARNEILIF,
i42s " street, Real Estate Brokers.
TRUsTEE,s SALE

- oy virtue OF two deeds Of trust 20 me. dated
~. respectively June 3, 1854, and October g. ls.b
haDd recorded respectively in Liber n o.
NO. ~ folfoe 30, &c, and Lfber r. M n No A.
ieiioe f5 &c, OF the Land Records Of the Comfy a.
Washington, ID. @. will Offer at auction ON VI fp-
NksDAf the 18th day Of May. proxno. at 8 o clock
p m, that Valuable Property in GeorgetowD A.
scrbed as follows, viz That Lot Consisting Of mart.
OF Lots One, Two, and Three. in Peter sarare
bounded as follows, viz: Beginning az the end of c.
feet east from Ugh street on the south side 81 Ride
street and running thence south and parallel with
nieh street ~ let, 20 point feet from the divid-
ing line between Lots Nos and 4, in Peter square
tnence west and parallel with Bridge street 10 g
street thence with High street northwardly lsfset:
thence east and parallel with Bridge street Do feet
rhence north and parallel with HiRh street 30 feet a.
Bridge street and thence east % the beginning with
an siey In the rear and improvements CONSISTING Of
substantlal three story Brick Warehouse com
poses OF Two large buildings connected fronting
shectlNely on High and Bridge streets. with cellars
ms Is one u the best business stands in George
,own and the property il In all respects desiralle
store. - N'1~si0
Terms OF sale: One fifth q the purchase money IN
De paid IN cash, and the residue in four equal
ments of O. II, Is, and - months respectively 10 Ie
secured by deed OF trust. The Of sale must Ia
complied with i'm week after sale, or the nTnsrt
may be reseld, after one week notice. al the risk
and stamps at the cost Of the purchaser e
WALTER \. COX. Trustee
OPS Ih-oa,Iuu Thus. DOMLING. Auct'r.
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CITY ITEMS.

OPENED TODAY
All Wool Cashmere Suits for Gentlemen SO.
Same Goods, for Boys, Jacket and Pants, Sc
per suit.
These are all really serviceable Goods and as
low as they were sold ten years ago.
GEORGE G. HRNNING,
No. 40 eth street northwest
D
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
Studs,
Rings,
Sets,
Jet Jewelry, every style,
OrOide Sets,
Studs and Buttons,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar ,Jewelry
Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ and eth streets.
CLOTHING.
For Stylish Clothing,
For Superior Quality Clothing,
For Durable Clothing,
For best assortment Of Clothing,
For good low price Clothing,
For Popular Clothing,
For Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing
Every one in want of Clothing
PHILIP WALLACE, Clothier,
Odeon Hall,
SINUS cor. Penna. ave. and AZ st.
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~ES-President johnson has Just purchaS q
House, in 6reenville, Tenn.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctiopeer.
- la Bridge street, Georeetovn
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE Rr.I
ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN, DISTRICT Ok

EST ESSTIATE N GEORGETOWN, DISTRICT aF
- by virtue Of deed Of trust, frem the lar,
II; Eleanor X Lang 10 the subscriber made N
records Of said District in Liber te Iond
$50 &c. and under the instructions Of the corporaiS
non, THURSDAY May sts 7O. eIo seg d aps
bene I S.I me pTs% N An that parcel Of eou1i
torP segipn ling at the spd Of . feet measured west
Of Bridge and High street, ana ~
,henc on SAD se OF Brisss street west az feet
line Of sd entire ct . fs thence ne e .s. e9Sndsry
siiei x,fh the nrst line 81 feet and thence IN a
very enthusiastically built brick tenement ~o-spd a
the same having been formally kpoSs ~ ,S
Cor poration or Town House. '"o
lot These premise are situated n sp
terminus Of the Washington and Georeeiown Rail
EXCELLENT ipducsments for proifsbie nr oer
and fbs onei fourth Of the IurchA.e money cash.
sseie: .nd the ;. pSS.h with
hundred dollar. 20 be paid down at clos Of s.Ie'
ro Ssv ,e ser OF sale are not complied with within
:. the f saa tss p S five
,,,s.oass. TS$I .sfkk!TsSSSs. f Ira. ssst'
by THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; eeorre,ovn
CHANCERY SALE OF Valuable IMpRovrp
kED 81 ZEE rsoHS5s n
in Of the District Of Columbia. sitiins in GSGt
.rnade on the Path day of November 1is ~ T.
were plsint,ns and Mary A. Clarke et al defspdsnfs
ne subscriber VIII sell At public sale ts the hehsf
q 2 oeioc6 ,. n part OF Lot No $50 in Besll,s al,
attion 70 esorgstown. fronting 1 feet on Bridge
built tw9 stSTE brick dwelling house aud stcrs ana
Also, part si Lott No Use and Isl. I'm Be.,l. .aa,
tiop to Georgetown, fronting 80 feet on the east ,I
90 feet. S''' W oepth OF
Terms: One-thrd cash the remaininr tvo.ss,ra.
with interest from the day of sale 10 h. maid h.
equal iDstalmepte az aud Il montss One handreS
dollars deposit will be required a. soon a. the 49,.
cost Of the purchaser ~ eho
WM. A: MELOY, Attorney at Law. Trustee.
ap2s-eo&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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RI TH0s. pOwLING, Auet,r: eeorretorn.

ri rHos. BOWLING, Auetr; Georgetown.
VARIABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
AUCTION.
- On TUESDAY, May Sd, at o clock D m W.
r. Will sell, AZ public auction, on the premises
that Valuable property on the n W corner sfh
ana High streets. The house was built years ago.
rooms with butler pantry, gas and water, and ali
the convenience pertaining 60 . frstclass resi-
II rat.proof- The property hass front Of is feet
and depth q $50 feet. IL comm lands an extensive
stable, Carriage and Cow House on the premises
Terms OF sale: One third cash: and the balance in
one and two years. nth interest, secured hy deet
at the cost Of the purchaser.
DODGE & DARNEILLE,
1925 " street, Real Estate Rrokers
THOMAS DOWNING,
sp9n GRep. Chron .&CourierI Auctioneer.
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THE AssKHBLY's (5rH) PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH TRoUBLR.-We made mention yester-
day Of q disagreement in this church between
the pastor and the people. The Presbytery OF
the District of Columbia met in the church yes.
terday afternoon, when Rev. j. Rogers, the
Moderator, after the preliminary meeting, made
q report to the Presbytery Of the proceedings Of
the meeting of the congregation OF the Assem-
bly's church, ut which he presided, the evening
before, and an account of which was published
in yesterday 3 stan. The report Was accepted,
and Rev. DIR. Sunderland moved that the whole
matter Of the dificulty in the Assembly church
be referred 10 the synod Of Pennsylvania; which
was lost. Rev. DIR. Sunderland presented pro-
test from certain parties in the Assembly's
church against the rulings Of the Moderator at
the meeting on the 18th instant, which the Pres
bytery refused TO receive, because Of Its disre-
spectful and improper language. The appeal Of
certain members of the Aeomblys church
against tie rulings Of the Moderator at that
meeting was then taken up, and the Presbytery
refused to sustain the appeal; Rev. DR.. Sunder,
land gave notice Of an appeal to the synod Of
Pennsy lvania from the decision of the Presby-
terry. Messrs. VIM. j. kedstrake and VIM. Lord
were received rs commissioners for the Assem-
bly's church, who stated that the church inter-
posed no objection to the resignation Of the pas
tor, Rev. VIM. Hart. Rev. John @. Smith moved
that the pastoral relation between Rev. Mr..
Hart and the Assembly's church be dissolved
and the pulpit be declared vacant on Sabbath,
LIST Of May; adopted. DR.. Smith then moved that
Rev. 7. B. Metals be appointed to preach in
the Assembly's church on Sabbath, May LIST. and
declare the pulpit vacant. Adopted, and the
meeting was closed with prayer by Rev. DIR.
Smith, and benediction by the Moderator.
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LECTURES.
EXCURSIONS. &c.

GRAND MAY DAY AND MOONLIGHT Elk.
NJ CURsIOH on the POTOMAC
RIVER visiting Mount Vernon and seAA}S
MONDAY, May ID. The steamer ARROw will
leave her wharf foot Of 7th st at 70 and p
Round trip Tickets-iDcluding admission 10 Mount
Vernon Mansion and Grounds-One Dollar To he
had on board the boat an2a n
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FISH MARKETs-Few arrivals at Johnson's
wharf to-day, and demand good. Shad selling
at from SIP to so per hundred; herring from 81
to 50 per thousand. No change in the Alexan-
dria market.
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NATIONAL THKATER-John provs;ce', and
90 Mich Ado About Merchant Of venice AN"
"Dayid Copperheld." ,r
Walls OPERA HousE-Brignons iiAnAn
Orera Troupe in ''Lucretia Borgia
I~roIx HAII-Grand concert Of the ChorAi
Society. ,.,,r+
CARROLL HALL.-Fair for ST. AIMS Imam
Asylum.
nrrrH's ART aALLzRY, 3S q.
MARxRrrxR's Art GALLERY, 466 TO street.
BARlov's ART GALLEY, ~ P avenue.
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WAsHIneroH, April 50, lso.-Jay Cooke s.
Co. furnish the following quotations Ct Govern
unanf aacurifienc
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SUMNER WINES.

GUNNER WINES.
Ihave inst received and sm In daily recsipt Of the
following light WINS and drinks for the su.-...,r
se.scn; q my own importation:
SGARET-S39 Der dozen. or SO per cssk
Dsidesheimer German Wine, IS per dozen.
oSsmPssns. y ii HE Choicest saP1 1utase.-Rod.r.
70, Heidsieck Mumm, &c.
Ba.s' and Icungers Ale
Ssinness' and Hibberts Porter.
Seltzer and vichy Waters
The celebrsted BOWEN wHIsKEY, IS per gal:
VINE BiTTERS, regulator Of the female system,
ana reliable care for Dyspepsia, liver complaints,
ap ss maisr's' diss 49, ShAsLEs GAUIIfR,
CHARLES AEID0IECK
CHAMPAGNE. stilery and Extra Dry. In Bas-
kets-in cases: For sale by all who'e grocers
s1S HIns dssle1s sSis Agent Tor United States.
York. nh u -saw2m
PKHPLES ON THE FACE
For comedcnes. black worms or grubs, pimply
erurtions and blotehed dishgurstions en- the face,
use Perry |. conedons and pimple remedy; s.ld By
TO REMOvE MOTH PATCHES.
Frecklee and tan frun the face, Perrys moth
and freckie lotion The only rsiiaele and s,rmls,s
and SO Broad streets, y. X. Sold By an drusSists
DAfCHELOR's HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the world.
Harmless reliable, instantaneous, does Cot contain
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20 Dye SSs E: S.a ass
Hntarpished reputation to uphold its Integrity A.
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck OF Brown. Sold
y all Druggists. Applisd st 10 Bend street.,