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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRo.n

TAD. -. WAsHISsroS, June s, iSp.
"a T.sa ifs GhfKJFsSl Nc Il. && 80
'is nov FOR ION a Bk ,lL'Tfaiyis
'as T AZ az 80 ~ % n nna
Ley! SO a shs silspt sunday at 6iS sai %
raiS Si 70 ~ 9 a.. .Dnsr ~ m sn4 50 n No
,. FOR BaLrIMoRE.
Lev. s Fgk Y %s AZ sT sSi + 90 ana 'aspm.
ron Al Il PARTS p h1d 2 o. 80 r sPa r'ssEm.
=, Lesys daily except sunday. at 8 a. al ,.,.
III in 4 s mn nsa !, : ! : SO 3 m, m ,,,
ina 4 Relay station With trsns from 'pnnsSs
70 hsehng, fsrkersburg. AZ i'io
aud strs-burs leave AZ SO M ke,Ay HSuse
helsy House with Sirasburg and inchesjer aoeon
Throush tickets TO the We, can he h,a a, N,
Washington Station Ticket Once At al hours in tho
For New York, PhiIadelphia, And Boston. see a..
'ertistment II " Through Line =
Master Z f r. " SsSos;
l.; N coin General Ticket Agent
Sho. 3 hooNTZ. Gen1 Act, Washington. jels
T'HRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
fhiLAptLPHlA AND NEW YORK.
rr.;,. wasulNsToy, June ), ls10-noou.
1 TSS !. "a Isi,d S.w ioRk are ~ -
FOR NEw YORK. without cb.nE. ;, -
aud 90 D. m. 1-' a~.s~
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except Sunday at Z % rlJas
and 5.40 Pm. y"
ON SUNDAY.
Leaye Tor New Fork at 800 .. m, and PhiladeI.
phia at 3 40 r m.
Sleeping cars for New York on y r. m train only
. Through tickets 10 Philsdelphia, New York -
Boston, can be had 81 the Station ONCE ~ al hours
Of the day. i'
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad aiverttsem.,,
Tor schedule between Washington, Balfrmora Al.
nspolis, and the W cst. ,. l.. WILSON
,o, Master Of Transportation.
GkO. +. kOONTZ, Agent Washington ola
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G4Boston proposes to turn her rink into
laundry.
sIThe Cincinnati Enquirer is publishing
Letters about He'll"
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He range OF

he range OF the thermometer at Hempler's
opticiap, corner Pennsylvania avenue aud x
street, to-day, was: a. IN, 81; 10 a. H., 81;
Y M, 81; y. IN, go.
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Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
PUBLIC SALE OF +. DICKS VALUABLE

PUBLIC SALE OF X. DICKS VALUABLE
PROPERTY ON GAY ST, GEORGETOWN.
IA The undersigned Trustees; by, virtue of a
E.. deed of trust from Il Dick, dated April 18th.
Use, duly recorded, will offer at public sale on
TUESDAY, July 18th, 1870, at o clock p. m, in
front OF the premises all those Lots and parts of
Lots in Beall g addition to Georgetown, lying on
Gay and Dumbarton streets, viz. Lots No 81 IS, CO.
~, and part of go, now used and occupied by said
Dick as residence. together with the buildings and
mprovem on the same. These grounds iu-
proved with large assortment of Fruit Trees and
Shrubbery.
Terms One third cash; balance in and IL months,
on notes bearing interest. secured by deed of trust
on the property. Conveyancing and stamps At cost
OF purchaser. deposit Of 800 required when the
property is struck off.
GEORGE PETER, (r.
WIN. l.. DUNBOP.f iiue'oes'
Jyli lot THOS. BOWLING, AuCt.
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RAILROADS.
TICkErS

IA CAV BE OBTAINED
4, ,hs ss1 Ts g tsS S0RTE ExE ..-...J
c0ot until November 1T l,10 81 ~ -saess
embracing the following prints, viz.
Baltimore g. wILLIAMsPORT, RAJ SION q. b
ELMlbA, WATKINS GLkN. SENECA LAM
Clifton SPRING., lCANANDstGUs. Roc HEsTER
BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS, fg~yal Nsit
Line Of stcsmcrs. Meals aud ststeroons inrlused }
passing TORONTO. KINGSTON. PRFSGOTT
THOUSAND ISLANDS. RAPIDS OF THE ST
LAWRENCE, MONTREAL. LAKE CHAN
nLAlN, LAKE. GEORGE. QUEBEC. sHER-
Bkook, over LAkE NEMPHREN AGoG. " vi, Is
RNER. LlTTBkTOS. Including stage Fsre =,
PORT, &c, sc.
PASSENGER. can stop - At any point IN the route,
and resume their journey AZ pleasure.
Tickets good "a sny train
Ateen clfferenf routes. making the r1ss nTc.s-,s
VII p'rnisr hNc"rsien Trips an America
f'r Circulars, maps, &c, apply %
PERCY q SMITH.
Agent & Railway,
w. u sixth 4 ana
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DINEY POINT PAVILION,

FIINLI FVINI FhIILIUN'
ST. MaTy'S County, MI,
Will open for the reception of Visit 4
ors, TUESDAY, July 5, ls.0 This popu- VEYA0
lar resort has been gr. atty enlarged by the i..Hf
addition OF new and commodious buidings Ile
cottages thoroughly ated and the whole estsb
lishment supplied with entirely nstc FKrnifKr. Ten
Pin Alleys. Fishing and Sail Boats and every appli-
ance necessary for the comfort and pleasure of
guests. The Baltimore and Norfolk Boats and the
baltimore and Aqua Creek Boats pass daily.
Terns-S3 per day, ia 50 per week, $40 Der month
Of thirty days. Children and servants half price
of the Metropolitan Hotel. jesO-tf
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GETTING BETTRR.-We are happy to hear this
morning of the convalescence of Alderman
(,uiick
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DR0PERrY SOLD FOR TAXES.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

iVN' % Ns'
To Az Whom q! May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the following rrapertv
was sd Tor taxes August s. lsS and il not redeemed
at this Office, together with the and cost OF
advertisement, prior to August o. lS70, Corporation
deeds Will issue, TO the purchaser in accordance with
existing laws. JOHN y. COOK. Register.
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UyEST END HOTEL.

w LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY
Will be Opened for the Reception Of Guests on the
Goth June.
Thisnagnlhcent structure, |, Gated At the . 4
Court End, Of this pow famous summer vcNA0
resort, has all the advantages OF modern lssH
improvements calculated TO make it's guests satisfied
The personal attention OF Mr.. JAMES SYKES
and Mr.. PETER GARDNER, so long known 10 the
travelling public will surely guarantee to those tina,
favor them With :her patronage, all the comfort they
wish for. '
FOR Rooms &C., apply on the premises or by Iet.e,
addressed to SYKES, GARDNERS Co,
leAu West Kind Hotel, Long Branch. n J.
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SUMNER RESORTS:

THE DORCHESTER HOUSE. CAMBRIDGE,
Il MARILAND-BENNETT BROS A.
Proprietors, having refurnished, renova VEA0
ted, and attached a large wing to their well lE.Wl
known Hotel, are now ready for the reception ,.f
GUNNER boarders. Persons desiring a home free
from the turm"ils Of the hot and crowded CITY, will
find all they desire. For further Information, adj
dress BENNETT BROS. Cambridge, Md iKI3- Inn
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NEM ROCKS

NEW BOOKS
THE ROB ROY ON THE JORDAN. A c.noo
Cruise IN Palestine and Egypt, and the Waters Of
Damascus. BY MacGregOr, VI. Ans = 50
LECTURES On FOOD. BY III. Letheby Lon
FREE RUSSIA. By VIM. Herworth ID Yon "a
BREEIIE LANGTON. BY Hawley Smart *
MAN AND WIFE: By wilkie Coilins...,, I 90
Etc, Etc, Etc.
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JoRpAN's WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Only Ia miles from Stephenson Depot p a point
Oh the Harper Ferry and Wine chester Rail-
- road, five miles from w inc hester.
tbs w Altering Place il now open under more ia
Sorabie circumstances than at any time =. a
since the war, and every effort will be VEAV
made TO give entire satisfaction to all the lss
guests. ~
fine CITY BAND OF MUSIC will be in attend.
ance, and Masquerade and Fancy Balls will be fire.
Quently given during the season.
Spring Pamphlets for distribution at the Springs
and at Messrs. Coleman & Rogers, Baltimore.
The baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company issue
round trip tickets, good for five days, from Balti
more TO stephenscns Depot and return, at 90. from
Washington 10 same at $40
Telegraph Office in full operation.
Terms: S. per day, S7 50 per week, and S9 per
month. Children and colored servants half price
White servants three fourths, or according 10 &C
commodation. &c. JORDAN,
Owner
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HOTELS.
EDUCTION EXTRAORDINARY!
Unparalleled Inducements to the Travelling
Public and Permanent Boarders

WILLARDS HOTEL, A,A
On and after the 25th inst and up 10 and lE:5H
including the 3lst day Of October next, the rat. m
will be as follows
Board and Rooms, per 90
Rooms :" Board -sl 90 70 s.
According to location.
Rooms will be exhibited at any time, and sample
Bill Of Fare in readiness for the inspection of
those who are not familiar with the cuisine of the
Special rates may be made to clubs composed Of
ladies gentlemen.
These arrangements afford an uneQualled combina
ton OF comfort, Cheapness AMI desirable locality to
government officials and others similarly situated,
who Wis. 10 avoid long, hot, and dusty walks to
reach unralatable meals and inferior apartments.
Being the first in Washington tn put down the
prices OF hrst-Class accommodations 10 ante war
rates, respectfully solicit the patronage Of that
large number of persons obliged to spend the sum
mer in W a-hingt"n well as the travelling public
"A>H lN"ToN, LZJuly' 1870. Jy22 3m
nj IsSISQUOI SPRINGS HOTEL,
~ Franklin County. Vermont.
guests The Hotel is adjacent to and con VEA0
nected with the Missisquoi Springs, whose ll. DE-
waters have wrought such wonderful cures I'M cam
GER screula Bright disease and other diseases of
the kidneys. The Springs situated niaes miles
from st; Adams. Route BY Harlem or Hudson rail
road. Band of music in attendance Board this
season from SIS to Is a week, or SEQ month.
~ ls-taulO J. ID. SUBLETT. Proprietor.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL, NEW YORK,
On and after JULY 18th, $50, the Price . 4
OF sB0AR RID will be 81 per day. VEA0
Jjl3-lm SIMEON LELAND 4 co. lE;M II
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INSURANCE.

MERCHANTS
WI LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
u-., OF NEW iORk.
VIM PHlPPs Pres. A. u. HoLLEY. Sec
ON The MUTUAL PLAN
All policies non -forfeitable. No restrictions on
WAsnINGToN OFFICE-5I3 1rH STREET.
ppR 6sp D. Medical rxsmiser,.
lelsd JUAN BOYLE. Asent.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
DELlGION IN THE STATE.

A SECULAR VIEW OF RELIGION IN THE
STATE AND THB BIBLE IN THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS. By T. p. Hurbut, formerly a J udpe
of the supreme Court Of the State Of New York.
author Of u Essay on Human Rights .......... so
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SALE CT RIAL ESTATE Cooper y Lstimer.
aUct0neeTS. have sold the Bssse-. property. coz
Ter Of Easf CAPITOL and n street east, 20 Amelia
Y. B2ssStt :CT = ,s2J.
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CHARLES DICKENS
BUST OF CHARLES DICKENS, modelled In Mas.
ter from life, by III. J. Ellcott An excellent like
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CITY ITEMS.
ALASKA DIAMONDS

UrOlUe InItlaI buttUfls,
Pipes, Vases, Chromos, Satchels,
received this morning at Pri gas Dollar Jewel
ry Store, No. Al Pennsylvania avenue. betweer
AZ and 9th streets.
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NEW BOOKS AND MAGAZINES.
RECEIVED AND FOB SALE AT
BHILLINGTON's BOOKsToRR

kILMENY: BY the author Of Silk Attire Price 500
TIE WRITINGS OF ANNE ISABELLA THACK.
ERAY. Price SlS
LADY OF THE ICE: A Novel. By James De Mile
author Of the Dodge Club Abroad Price $50
BREEZIE LANGTON. BY the author of Race for
PUT YOURSELF in HIS PLACE. BIZ Charlie,
Reade. Complete. Price &c.
JEALOUSY OR TEVIRINO: A Novel. BY George
Sand. Price Sl.JO.
ANTON!A: A Novel BY George Sand. Price 81 80
SANDWICHES: BY Artemus Ward. Price 25c
The HOLIDAY NUMBER OF LONDON SO6I.
ETY.. for July. Price Zoe VIVA
THE OVERLAND MONTHLY, for July
All the new Books published received immediatel,
aftervArds, and everything in the STATIONERY
and BLANK BOOK line for sale wholesale and
retail, at
BHILLlNGTONB BOOKSTORE,
jy9 Corner ~ street and PsnRa sveuus'
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N Z" 300 KS.
THE Gagged LION. Charlotte M Yonge
81
ANTONIA. Geo. Sane. ii 80
MISS VAN CORTLAND Paper................s 81 90
HAMMER AND ANVIL. spielhagen 90
LUCK BOARING CAMP......................s 50
HENRIETTA TEMPLE. Disraeli. Paper ......So,
For sALEBY
BLANCHARD 4 M0HUN,
ieS.tr Corner 18th street and Penn, Ava.
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NATIONAL MEMORIALS IN CONGREs SIGNAL
tEhETEEY-In ante bellum DAYS IL was usuaI
10 erect monuments Of uniform size and pattern
IN memory OF such Senators and Representa-
tIyes IN Congress a. died during the sessions OF
tCngTes>- The excitement and arrangement of
affairs consequent upOn the war and events fol-
loving u caused suspension in this work and
none O. these national memorials have been
tftctec sirc $50" AT the recent session pro-
vision was made for "a resumption of This work
under the direction OF the Clerk OF the House
The bids for erecting the monuments will be
tyeuCd To- MORROW
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CAPT DAVID -. FIsKE, eK-NayOr Of Ports
mouth. Va, died IN that city on Friday last.
Capt. +. was well known in this CITY. where he
Wa connected with tie Taited States Jouraal
and other newspapers, some years sgo- az which,
E.e be MAS a prominent member OF the Colum.
bia TyFograhical Society
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\ ~ 81 HTETZESFEsT.-Ass stated in The STAR
81 Saturday, the board of directors of the Wash
lngton SChuetzen-N erein yielded TO the soIic-
ItatoDs of their patrons, and the fifth annual
SGhnetzenfeSt viii be continued ton night, with
all the appointments of last week. The prize
shooting VIII be continued, as will the perform
ances Of the Wallhalla troupe and the Marine
land The grand distribution of prizes lover
$500 -OTthl will take place this evening with
much ceremony The grounds were thoroughly
TeaIranged on Saturday. and ample accommo-
cations made for the crowd that will undoubt
ediy assemble this afternoon and evening
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Amt
IL Whose y Ime SOFA. paii al
Sal
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troupe. conn rising the travelling company
and the New York company, will perform to-
nieht and Tomorrow night at Walls Opera
House. The main attraction this evening will
be their buTlesIue La Belle Helene" with
Leon a. prima donna. other novelties will be
brought out, and the house will no doubt be
crowded notwithstanding the warm weather.
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GONE TO NEW ENGLAND.-A company OF
gentlemen, among whom are Rev. ). Mitchell,
Rev. Lewis X. Fox, DR. DeMeritt. DIR. Sawtele
DIR. y. r. Mason and six others, propose to leave
this city ON Thursday, en- route for An extended
trip through New England. DIR. Mason is en-
Ioyed by the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Animals TO investigate the workings
OF similar associations OF the North.
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DESPERATE ASSAULT on AN OLD MAN BY
hIGHWAYNEN.-ROdgers Hudson, an old col
cred man, while on his way home at Buzzard's
folnt on Saturday evening last. was attacked
by three eolored men, knocked down. and cut
pretty badly IN the legs and breast with a razor.
thcers owens and JarbOe, hearing his cries
repaired 10 the spot and took the man home
Dr Lewis was called in and dressed the wounds
4 he rOughs escaped without arrest Their oh
rect was robbery, but they found nothing on the
old man 10 take.
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hSiGHTS OF PYTHIAs REORGANIZ ATOM
Grand Lo,tss Of intro. Il. VS. Fornsd.-A large
ahu en'hnsiaStc meeting OF those Knights OF
Pythias OF this District opposed TO the %. b. \.
was held at Good Fellows Hall on Saturday
night for The purpose of organizing a TEMPORARY
Grand Lodge. There were eighty-fiye Past
ChancellOrs present. The following Off GERS were
elected: Grand Chancellor, \. L. Cayis No II:
y l.. Z, Alexander Campbell. No. 9; q. S.
HenTy stewart, No. u; O.. b., ii. Hinkle, No =:
~. Gulde IT, p Cattell. No. .; 1. s., George E.
StrObei, No .; -. s.. Charles Brown, No. H.
The o. Chancellor. with the officers of the a
To- Will, during the coming week proceed to in
stan the officers of subordinate lodges com
meHcing with Friendship, No. ). Tonight and
thence IN regular order with the remainder.
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DKsTEUCTIvE FIRE-The alarm of fire last
night about 1913 O'Clock. sounded from box 81
~as caused by the burning OF the extensive feed
store OF Messrs. John NJ. * j. G.. Nav, at the
northeast corner Of sd and streets. at the
circle The building and contents were totally
destroyed, with a loss OF about - 800, on which
there was an insurance OF $50 in a Baltimore
conf any The tire department were quickly on
The sIot-the Union arriving first. the Add sOn
OF Georgetown next, and then the Franklin
Ihey worked well, but il was impossible to do
more than save the adjoining property. The fire
Was the work of an incendary
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MINNESOTA STATE AssOCIATIox.-A meeting
OF this association was held on SATURDAY. even
ing, President stock in the chair, Mr.. Twitchel
secretary. Resolutions in homer Of the Congress
sional delegation OF the State were passed, a.
also one OF thanks TO the Governor for the an
pointment OF Hon. William Window as Senator
10 I'LL the vacancy occasiOned by the death of
Senator Norton. Senator Window was then
elected an honorary member.
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low FIGUR ES.
10 BALES FRESH HOPS,
FLOUR. LARGE STOCK, ALL GRADES,
MILL FEED, BALED HAY, &c, &c,
For sale low, in lots TO suit, by
WIN. GAIT Il co,
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
jeB Near Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
MOSQUITO CANOPIES.
have lust received a large lot of LACE and
GAUZE MOSQUITO CANOPIES, which l shall
offer very cheap for cash -
JOHN ALEXANDER,
No. 1881 Peunsy lvania avenue.
~ IL eo3w betueer 18th AMI I.'h streets
iReIublicsn aud Chronicle
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DIED FROM THE EFFECTS or THE HEAT.-On
saturday night, DIR. Munroe, recently appointed
Professor Of Languages at Georgetown College.
died from the effects OF the heat, while he was
being conveyed TO Providence Hospital The
remains we're taken in charge by Mr.. A. Burg
corr, undertaken, AMI placed in one of his
patent cases, 10 await the action of the friends
of the deceased He was f6 years OF age
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THE SSINGERo
L NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
CAN BIZ HAD
ON EASY TERMS,
COMPANIES SALEBROOMS.
Purchasers instructed at their residences.
full line of MACHINE TWIST, COTTON ant
LINEN THREAD on spools, always on hand.
z. A NORTON, Agent,
my "A ~ TIT MARKET sPAO
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FINANCE CCNNIsSION-Tbe Finance Conn
missiOn-MeSsTs. MckelGen. Todd. and Gle
phane-appointed in June, to-day completed
Their work and will submit their report to the
Mayor this afternoon. The amount due - re-
ported IN round numbers at SSs1. OOa aud il is
believed that there il a considerable amount due
TIE accounts for which have been withheld by
certain friends of Mayor Bowen, who have taken
this course ia order not 10 incTease the amount
which Will so before the public. The written
report covers some thirteen pages OF legal cap,
and II = believed that some portions OF il will
make people open tLeir ewes. Accompanying
the report is book in which the names of cred
ltOrs are arranged alphabetically, with the
amounts Cue each and for what purpose.
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GERMAN MASS MEETTsG--This eyeni,,., nm,
German feil0"-citiZens VIII convene NJ I iI,-,i,
Hall 10 express their sympathy with their $50
rem in the Fdtherland, who stand on III. -. - !,
"A great struggle. The Washington S~nss,
Bund and the AriOn ttuartette Club will attend
and sing MeS<Ts. Theo- POesche. kIuckuhu
and DR.. RiSleT will address the meeting.
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Am {
paid At
sale
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ACcfDEST.-Between 10 and II O'Clock Satur-
'iay night, a one Of the street railway cars an
preached the corner OF New York avenue and
.th street. a passenger from the country named
James Morrison, attempted TO jump OF while
me car Was in motion, when he fell on his face
anu va, dreadfully lacerated, besides having
we're bruises He Wa taken ~ bis Io'iy,n-,s ut
surgeon sumIn9ned. who ,iressel hi ,Snnrt
, 1870-03-24
The Produce Markets.

MEN 4DHh.
yr~ .~E. March A-CD1T0S-IIeavy and
lover; sales go bales NJ sstc for middltns up
lands ...... .
TEEAne7rFss-F $50 brts: i1u
an... ,,.v1!nlnN: eascs ~ eoo h1is At AsI3aao for
Siats: r. .aa50 Ter cx1ra Western: - los4k9 p for
White what extra. *41rsGfa) fnr ru1iAt-htpp
Ohio: ta>oe@ o. 'nr eS;Ea m st. =: lrnis; N1oasoo .,
10 hrls at k.e..s..sa Corn meal IN fair demand
sale. Of 30 urls Wt>teEn al k&ss. Wheat-Re-
ce;prs % hu qeays an sn1.1 sns,s loxe5
,s lUi fof Ne srf7lt, ELt< fs SHs. 2uH Chicago
taken tyrthcr; sl.ra. In ~ NJ Chicago: si.tn
.';1s ~ y" MllwauAs.; :..i:S !, To- *,a'.r
s'a.r Gpi+t r1.'t IN fair t4aest: sales l-,fs'
In Canada West u! private teruaa Barley tnsr
ai., aha,~ nr,ner: -al-* a"s, hu at e.@a5c III
Lew mixed Western: & o. for high InSt-I, nearly
yellow: s.0l for t,t~ rnun'' yet1"w; sl.sss 1.. for
neu yellow Jc.-.y and P-nn*yls anls: sloO for In
fe'tnf oil mixed Western IN spEr t,st<-Iser-.p,s,
-" bu: lover; saes e'n0 ~, at 5ss4s7e for West
en-. ard h,SEsr for H!ltn atl,I State ..
~ hhls Cuba al ss:rs'.s: Mola.s.:s !'nl':
TE7RoiECH-Qa'e. ,. 1lsc fuf crude; es,.' for
Tcnntts.
:2c IN domestic aeecc: 4lc tnr pulled.
LEAIuER-Qu!et and unchanged
lISEEEu OII-e4s w,
TCRFES1,SE-Quiet At 4sa sc
Misunderstanding COPPER steMly At sc: 1ncnt
~ aa T roa a rt sn ss, It
fa3u.as:.td Tor Scotch; .taAaa fr American.
Bar dull anu lower NJ t,auu itr rran-,i English
and American. SHEET dull 1T Ills tec In gplI tor
RDsS,a.
SNsQnset7 At 4i.ts4Hr fo: e',': cc for cliacn;
aua e1as.F fnr hnEse >tn..
froylsloss-IorK f:,H1, sa!.s VI s10 hria At
$ef..9x toy mtss 9Iassa % = for prime and f..,a
II = o. fur prime mess: a!s', ftt0 hEls mesa seller
Avn! ard May, a: seS otss .6 Bettessa>F: sales
n 20 Iris at s10Ipota1af) for new plain mess.
si4~r- 1:.:o feF new eatrs lnes< T:erct. beef
u,.,s. and -. n. n, ~, fnr fntta rness Ref
lsHs QUILT: sale. 10 tyls Ut sss 0naoz % for ix
Cut n+a,s hrm: sales 40 uIrs nj 1OliSlec f,,r
bhpuitltrs and Nh(al5Lc fur hama At,sdles
quiet; rae, Cf re hoxes nj I4.t41stc
!Lr Cumberland cut; 1sIc for -hO7
,tb,cd; It1C fo- tcuc clear, and lon cur hams On
rriva ate terms Lard asmer; kaies ii a's tcA at
l3t.al4a,c for eteatn. and t3al5Hc for kettle
rendered: also, 20 t. steam seer April. I4s,c.
I2.a !Ce.
fkE,GHrs 70 l1yrhroor-rlsmcr; shipments,
sa,ttA Ia Wheat ut II ;,e: STEAMER.
--LATEST.
con.men ard me.!!rsG. Wheat ,!u.l aud slightly
in t.uyEf1' favor at {i.s.a!.6s for So.a Chtcxgp:
s;.f;,3l.I! for No Milwaukee,: and fig I.46
fer winter nd and a,ns,:r Wr.t-sn- Rs- nom
tIa. II p;.a sc Oats dull and hrayy at 1IeJ.c for
Western and Goa &c fur Ohio. Com nrm n - e3sc
for new mixed Nesie,u
FEnvIzIoE-Pork quiet at IN h4i e6- -e5 for rue4A
Beef quiet and s,eaa,- Cut meats IN fair request
EGG-Acive aud csn a s,4asc-
WHlsKEg--Iower: sales oi 40 brls Western Ut
!9Acts$1.to tree.
M:.vArKEE, March sa.-BkzAps1rTrs-- -F7ou.
strA.Iy and unchanged. Wheat steady u SIC for
10 J.: .s4c for No. : oatS stendy II +oe for
80. 2 Gnru oIm II .r for new. Rye ntMes II
* !oE - l1esa. bas1e! s1eahy III 'ec LOT !A5