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AurTIoNEERs

AUCTIoNEERs
Duncanson Bros. Ninth and u sts.
Wash. II. Williams, ID, cor. Tenth street
BooKsELLERs AND srATIoNERs
solomons Chapman, oil Pennsylvania avenue
S%hillington, % Pa avenue and Four-and dahalf street
W. il. 4 o. II. morrison, Us Pennsylvania avenue.
T. Nj. Whitaker Vernon Row Pa ave ana ren'hs1
BAkERa
Felix Desfosses. 2oi2 II street.
CLOTHING
Il s. Justh. eio street.
DENTISTS.
Dr. c. DeMontrevilIe No. 100 Pennsylvania avenue;
DRUGgIsTS.
Entwisie. PennsyIvania svenae and fwelfih street
EDUCATIONAL
Edward G Townsend, 7o7 NJ street northwest
Mrs Burr, 1ss II street.
Miss Narrower, lxs street.
SesslyS ssminSIys mary a IN MI f.3s fGsssoa .Saare
spencerian Busi1es. Coies.. seventh and L s,reets
Miss Eva Mills Music iIo5 street
school Of Music, 7o7 Eighth street
Musical Academy, J. 4. Cauliield 1874 street. .,
hSss s psa Rulinrd @ Ninth street
FINE ARTS.
Markriter. cs Il street northwest
HOTELS.
81 James Hotel, corner sixth and Peunsyvania ave.
fpsnSs Psnss fsst%sS awe saS sH
Ehbltt House, Fourteenth and streets
Morton House, va and "a street
fremont House.
HATTERs.
b. n. Stinemetz lsT PcnnsylvaIia avenue
INSURANCE
Germsnia Fire Insurance Company, Of d. C.. ssa
Potomas Fire Insurance Company, So High street.
Georgetown.
LUMBER
wheatley Bros, Georgetown. p. C.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Elseman Brothers. corner Seventh and 4 streets
A. Salss & Co.. seventh street.
II. Robinson d Co.. We Pennsylvania avenue.
REsTAURASTs
Parisan Restaurant, lt2i PENNSYLVANIA avenue
PIANOS.
Sanders & Stayman Penna. and Twelfth street.
PAPERHANGISos.
John Alexander. l23i Pennsylvania avenue
PHoTo.LIrHoGRAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo liihographer. No as Penn
sylvania avenue.
PHYsICIANs
DR.. Hartley, s2i New York avenue
REAL ESTATE
H. II. Warner, GIG y street northwest
John sherman, st. Cloud Building.
Fitch q Fox, Erecdman's bank building 1900 Pa ave
SEWING MACHTNE1
McKenney 4 Co.. t25 Ninth street
Nurrays, SO Pennsylvania avenue.
UNDERTAKERS
| r. W. BARKER, 8Ie Eleventh street.
X. I. Harvey, gSi street.
i
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
NORTH, WET. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
NpNIIHER 4, l5s1

NORTH, WET. NoRruwr~r AND SouTHWtST.
NOvLIBER i, l5'1.
LEAVE wAsmINGTOS.
SnO r. ni,, baltimore and way stations.
CHOE. M, baltimore, Annapolis, aud way Stations
Strasburg Winchester aud way stations, Via Relay.
$50 ~ M, Baltimore EXprc-s.
slO o. Piedmont Strlshltrg. winchester, lugefs-
town, Point OF Rocks aud wa sln!Ons
ssI Now York, Phile Cl' da, bJs!on auu lisl
umore express. PANLOR CARS 10 New York aud
ssne, M, ~. Louis. Cincinnati, Chicago, pitts.
;urg expires connects for Valley EranCh, except
sunday. Through fur StauntDn. IaIlOr tar TO
GrIlGn, and SLEEPlNH CAlt to Louisville. tncin-
natl Columbus. Chicago. Junction. and SHnduskv.
tOa u. M. baltimore, AnGspUs ana way statlOn,
lO:O1 n. m Baltimore UNpTCSs.
1910 u. IN, Baltimore EIlicor city. Annpaos and
si:U n M. New York and Philadelphia Express
On sunday TO baltimore only stopping ut ~! stations
40 n. M. Baltimore and way stations Winchester
40 p NJ, baltimore, RIaden4burg and Laurel EK.
press. Frederick Via Relay,
Ht:l, r. M, II. Of Rocks, frcdcrlrl Winchester and
way stations. On sunday to PL Of Rocks Hnd way
stations only.
.taSn m, RsltG, AmnapolIS and way satI9nsi ,,
$3.50 D. III, Philadelphia Norfolk and baltimore
express. Elicut Guy. Passengers for Norfolk taken
In the Curs direct r boat at Canton Noconnection On
Sunday for Norfolk.
aGSOp IN, Baltimore and way stations.
sGlS d. ~, Chicago and Columbus eSpress SLEEP
ING CAR 10 Chicago.
-13O y. ~, Baltimore express
sF26 i. M, y, Louis tfnclnnnlI and Pittbmrg eN'
press SLEEPING CAR to ~, Louis and Piitsburg.
No connection for Pittsbnrg Oh sunday.
1910 y. ni.. New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
express SLEEPING CAR To Sew York, and sPE'
Trains marked daily; other trains daily except
Sunday. myl3tf
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New York General Market.

oSEw Y9Rk. Jan. i5;@C9tton .quiet; uponds. naci
TIanccSiiu to he Continent, Sso5; 10 The Channel
Flour ia9isc lower better expert demand At decline:
No. = IS@sIS snps,ine Wsslern and state. n z
@ % %ssssa % d 9PSy g. sS
90 SnSss ssoa ,o SaSss
es' hser; common % Mi extra, y ics S5 good 10
%:.l s,ssas @ K SSiIS% MsstSSn Jersey and fsnnsySa,
!;S ss5IPS "A " S:% ,l !. y,
SSff No. s%S!sr red S g sPrSSE pr Ss& Ia 5sw
Sss tsfs Ss 54 sSsr %Ss @ ) Ss% fSr
winter @ red Canada 1i and g M y for for extra white
81 Sc M''s'" and ''S''' for
Barley a, a%lI and In buyers favor Barley malt dull
Gsys GsHyS gd oSfr a % Sr dsm"ssa
steamer Yellow and 5SIs 8" s. Ss% % YORK No. IL
Oats ,.c lower and dull at a@ soc for mixed Western
Hay unchanged.
I9dee, Spiet. cargoss quoted at i54@ is'9c,
y,.efSr gT g good refining and for Prhs; Rcahcl
SSs S ~ sranusied SSe for powdered and ssc iiSf
Moias,es auletsnd unchanged.
Rice unchanged and In moderate Inquiry
Petroleum dull Crude Gal@J'.c refined, l2c united,
Na9l i2lac,
Tali0w firm at 7ssM7 li-l6c.
Rosn dull al q 81isal ~ for strained.
fyurpentine quiet at Ssr for spirits
Eggs unsettled NJ l8p lsc for State and
and i3idl7c for Western.
Proyisons-Pprk opened strong and closed heavy /;
mess, tl2. Beef quiet beef hams dull fierce beef
firm. Dressed hogs steady at Fsc for Western. Cut
ae, qsy ssr sssss sfSSssi: Clear
bc r city DO Lard OPENED higher aud closed scarcely
changed 9Glg,c for Western Cheese firm 7@l2'ic for
common to prime.
Lnseed quiet
Whisky dull ! tl o. bid, o. OSlS asked.
Freghis to Liverpool steady. Cotton. by SAIL I'D
by steam, I'D.
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Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, Jan. i5.- Cotton quiet and firm. Md
ding. nc
Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Southern quiet and custer; Western mod
erMey active and lower. southern red. sl Sseri 10
Pennsyiynla red q sil 10; No. Western winter red
spo, and January, q IS; February, sl5..
-Corn-southcrn steady; Western active and easier.
Southern white, bOG55c do yellow, 52is d1S5c; Western
mixed, spOt and January February, c March,
Ee bid; Western steamer, 5lltc.
white, ;rc; do. nNed, sGrhc: Pennsy lvanla, 3UGG.
Rye quiet and steady nj G3dtBic.
Hay dull and unchanged.
Provisions dull, heavy, and lower. Pork, sie 30.
Bu nieas-LOOsc nominal shoulders, i6pIl,c; clear
rib sides, SIC; packed, 5d o. Shoulder &c
clearrib sides, f97i4c. Hams, ligl:c Lard-Rehned,
tIsc B,ster dull and unchanged.
Petl oleum dull and nominal.
Coffee dull and unchanged.
Sugar steady and firm ut 9'i(dOlac.
Whisky dun At ti Osis
ReerlIts-Flonr, 800 bbls; wheat, II 600 bu corn
ss,0O0 hu oats l.0l
shipnIcnis-WheRt, 600 bu corn, $500
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LIVERY STABLES.

WYE ARE PREPARED 10 FURNISH lN THE
w hour, day. hr month, first class Carriages at
reasonable prices und on short notice our stock
consists of lAlrdaus. ClurrmwS Coupes Light Rug
EPs Pony phurtuns, Saddle liur-rS, aUd IN hUt
Everything that comprises II irsl-clp,S linng and
ROnlulng stable.
We clip hnT~ps with the American hOTsC-tIupihg
machine Ia two hours without sngvng,
FnlrRI,Cr to the stables ON street, between ThIr'
nnl"hn j. H. OIEOTT & son.
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DIRECTORY.
The Principal Bu.iness Houses OF wash
Pod. inEton.

The Jelloring is psbIished for he benefit Of Trdv-
cling Statesmen, Strangers, and 1e public oen,r-
'aHy-it includes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest to all Uho intend
trdnsdeting business IN Washington.
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WOMAN'S CORNER.

d. - u WI n. r..
Edited y Esn-ls u. ward.
Ladi. arc m,,isd q sssiribu,e Society nem,I
and Short SLefchc1< no1rr1jiate 10 this depart.
mcm. Please edll| = e "a, communications 70
The Republican cSses, care EditOr Of he Cornen
The shadow On the well.
My home a stately dwelling Is,
With lofty, archinR doors,
There Is carving on the ceiling high
And velvet oil the floors.
rich and costly building
W@icrc ioiselcss servants walt,
And meath the cscutchcons gliding
None enter but the grr't
But happier home is near is-an humble co''ng'
And envy lts sweet mistress the shadows on ho
wall.
My pictures are the pride Of art,
And drawn by cunning hands,
But the painted figures never move
Nor change the painted lands;
Before the poorest window
More gorgeous pageants glide,
Within the lowliest household
More life.likc groups abide.
And turn from soulless symbas, that crowd my
10 waicir ihc shifting shadows upon the cottage
wall.
Ny stately husband never bends
TO kiss me Oh the lips;
His heart is In his iron safe
Ills thoughts are with his ships.
But when the twilight gathers
Adown the dusky street
Fonsounds of coming ieet,
And by the cleaning freight see figure tall .
Bend down 10 kiss a shadow-a shadow on the wall
My garden palings broad and high
shut In its loyeiy spoils,
And through the ordered paths all dey
The silent gardener tolls
My neighhor T. grnss plat,
With hardy buticrrup,
Where chillren's dimpcd mrgcrs
Pull dandclions up.
Whercon babys Hlkcn head all daythc sunbeams
fall,
TIL evening throws iu shadows upon the cottage
wall
My petted lap-dog, warm and son.
Nestlcs upon my knee;
My birds have shut their diamond eyes,
That love to look for me.
Lonely watch my Deghbor,
And watching eau Tut weep
To see her rock her darlings
Upon her breast asleep.
Alas my doves gentle, my dog comes at my
cali;
But there is no childish shadow upon my chamber
wall
Ny beauty is the talk Of fools,
And By the gaslighis glare,
In glitcrng drcss aud cleaning gems,
know that am fair;
But there Is something fnlrer,
Whose charm IN loving lies,
And there Il something dCnTcr,
The lght OF happy eyes.
80 return 'tnmphSn, neen Of me bnnant oa ;h
wall.
Ny earthly lot is rich and high
Aud hen |, poor aud low;
But would give my heritage
Her deeper Joys to know;
Hur husbands that are lovers
Are rare in all the lands
And hearts grow III for Heaven
Moulded by childish hands;
And while 20 up loucly before the Judge Of hll
Cherub troop will usher In the shallow ON tie
wall.
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TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
,sAL r. X. TICKET oFFICl

TrNIyERsAL r. X. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILRoADTICKE ETs 10 or from all points bought
exchanged or sold ut "a reduction Of ONE DOLLAl!
upon any other Office or depot In this city.
hpply 10 NJ II. wnITESlDE,
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COM VI ERCTkfL.
Georgetown Grain, Market,

Georgetown Grain, Market.
lEEoHaETowS. Jan. l5.--Thc market for wheat Is
quiet and steady at former quotations. d
Receipts Of corn moro liberal, with prices
on about &c from last quotations. may he quoted at
&c Tor yellow and BIC for white per bushel
4Hny il In active demand at sO116c per cwt.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

nuNcANsoN BROS, Auctioncers
SALE OF MAGNIFICENT DIAMONDS.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SOLID SILVER Sets,
PLATED WARE, GUNS, REvoLvERs, MUsI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS, BRoNZEs, CLOCKS,
SHOWCASES, SHELVING, &C.
On account Of dissolution OF partnership of q.
Godstein 4 Co they will offer for sale commencing
on WEDNESDAY, january is, and continuing daily
rom fur oclork D. M, and 60 TO 40 p. m.
un MI sold tief entire stock and fixtures con-
taned IN store
No. eis PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N. W.,
(under Metropolitan Hotel)
Every article warrnnted as represented.
sale positive and without reserve
A splendid opportunity to obtain bargains Is mere
presented.
Ample Accommodations fbr ladies.
by orderof 3. GOLDSTEIN a co.
jan LETT $40 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
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ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS.

n \. DVTTON. ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER,
VI Rooms II and ~ safe Deposit COmpan = Imtld
Ing northeast corner fifteenth street and New York
avenue uc.N.lyE
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COMMISSIONER'Ss - SALE AT AUCTION
u % THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Pms lant TO u decree ufIhe Circuit Court OF the cty
of nj 'lmond Va entered on the 10Th day Of Mar, h,
iS77 and derI subsequently, entered by said court,
in ihe suit of DuCnn and Calhoun, truse IS, vs.. the
Chesapeake HnL Ohio Railroad mn any and Othor.
and to 10 rec of the 'tnnil t"tr OF lie county OF
kanawhu In the State If West Virginia, entered on
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Georvetown Cattle Market,

Georgetown Cattle Market.
GEokaIrowS. Jan l5.-Onerlngs--5iO head of beef
cattle. loo head Of sheep and lambs, and ~ and
calves.
saies-s0o head Of beef cattle at s3dS 10 per gross
cwt and TO0 head Of sheep and lambs At I5a per lb
cows and csly es, s.5Dp4O each.
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The following the buying and selling rates for
Government securitc1.
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The foilowing srsths opening and closing rates FOR
hs active stocks o. telegraphed 70 H. d. Cookejr,
Co.. ffpni ths Now York Stock Exchange on satur-
day: - .fIl ~
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HOTELS.

VI OTEL RICHELIEU,
IL Nos. I7.6 and IRIS Pennsylvania avenue,
New and elegantly furnished. II now open for the
oeptIon OF transient and perInapent 6pariers, EN.
cclIent table board g20 per month, lfrench otokD
Elegant furnished rooms, en- suite or single a deli
ciolis cup OF coffee for cents specially.
decaSiy l.. fISINuElt, Proprietor.
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BB- IN order to accommodate Eastern adver-
tisers in the STAR, Mr.. L. Duncan Sniffen No. Y
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States This will be branch Office of the STAR,
Mr.. Sniffen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in ourname
49, CINCINNATI, March 1880 p M.-Flour
quiet and steady. Corn without change and the
demand is fair. Wheat quiet with moderate de-
mand, and not much on the market. Rye quiet.
Barley fairly active and steady Oats dull.
Whisky, moderate sales and no change in
prices Mess pork firm and fairly active.
Lard steady and demand moderate. Bulk
meats and bacon firm and moderate sales.
Hogs rather active market and firm with some ad-
vance in prices. Gold steady at lO1. Eastern ex-
change firm and quiet at previous rates.
Bs-WEATHER.-Cloudy or partly cloudy weather
for the next twenty-four hours.
Ba5--THE Covington office of the STAR is at No
: East Pike street, in Hardins Insurance Office.
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factured at Tc, and crushed at SC per bu at yards
and &c more delivered to consumers. ,
EGGS-Fresh are freely offered al Sc per ooZen,
but the demand is light, and market heavy under
large receipts:
FRUlISSGreen apples quiet ann STEADY, WIN
moderate supply selling at u 5095 % Tor good 70
choice, and So 5O@4 Tor inferior per brl. oranges
firm at 50 5094 80 per box and 500 per case.
Lemons in moderate demand at $i94 % per box.
Cranberries rather scarce, and held AT $l0Gl2 per
bn. Dried fruit quiet. Apples quoted 314g4Ac
per h. peaches at 3H@4c for quarters, and 412Soc
Tor halves per I'D.
HAY-Is without much demand except for local
consumption, and generally the best grades want, "
ed Prime TO choice timothy will bring SS 5Ogg 5o
per ton in bales on arrival, and with ample offer
ings. Lower grades neglected at $7@S per ton, as
TO quality.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is only in light de,
mand, and there is not much offered, and quoted
on arrival at S9O@95 per ton. Dressed hemp mas a
fair jobbing demand only, and sells at 712@Sc per
ID, as to quality.
MILL FEED-Fair demand for bran, and steady,
with ample offerings at $40 30 per ton Shipstuits
quiet ard held at SIS 5o@l6 per ton; Middllngs IN
moderate demand, and quoted at Si5@20 per ton,
all In bulk, on arrival.
y MOLASSES-Fair consumptive demand for orr New
Orleans, with ample offerings and market hrln al
S5Q45c per gallon for fair TO choice Refined syrups
quiet and steady and held at 4o@7oc per gallon'
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S5; white wheat extra, s. 9O@6 50; do fancy
&c 5597 rs; extra Ohio, 81 90@6 rs; ST. Louis
81 90@7 rs; Minnesota patent, Sc 40@8 25 Rye
flour steady at 1898 90. Corn-meal unchanged
Wheat in fair demand for export, checked by
unchanged spring, 81 23@t 231%; No. Nil
waukee 81 309l 81: unchanged rcd win
ter, 30; No 2 do, 81 88@I 331zz; No. 2
spring, March, 81 221zSI q; April, ST 23@l "a:
No. Northwest March, 81 25@1 81. Rye steady
No. Western, tie. Barley dun: twO-rowed State
&c. Malt duh and unchanged. Corn strong and
in fair demand Ungraded Western, mixed, 49@
52c: steam, mixed, 539531ac; March, 521A@j4c;
April, 5314G5312e steIm, yellow, 54c; yellow
Western, 541lc: No. March, 5414@56c: April 5515
@5612c. Oats unchanged. Hay: shipping, 65c,
Hops quiet and steady: Western, 5@Sc. Coffee
quiet and unchanged. Sugar quiet and
firm Fair to good refining, F4@T5se; prime,
nc; refined steady and in fair demand. Molasses
quiet and firm: New Orleans 229jOc: Porto Rico,
S5@45c. Rice quiet and unchanged. Petroleum
dull Crude, 7J4c; refined, 1l1sc; United, 571a@
5S54c Tallow steady ut nc. Strained resin firm
at 55g6212c Spirits of turpentne steady at 301ae.
Eggs: Choice Western. 120Il2hc Mess pork strong
at $40 25 Beef quiet: Western long clear middles
tirmer at 61G615 3-16c Lard: Prime t am steady
at 7.30@7.35C. Butter heavy: Western 7@22c
Cheese quiet at 7@l3c Whisky quiet at 81 o6@
OF
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Union Board of High Schools.

The Union Board of High Schools, at its
regular monthly meeting yesterday, decided
that applicants for admission to the high
schools, besides getting the necessary aver
age per cent in all the studies, must have
an average of fifty per cent or over in arith-
metic (rules problems and mental arithme-
tic), and forty per cent. or over in gram
mar
Mr.. John w. Harper, member of the
Avondale School Board, appeared before
the Board to ask whether arrangements
could not be made whereby the residents Of
Avondale could send their children to the
high schools without paying the annual tut
ton fee of $780, Referred to special com
mittee.
The following was adopted as the dividing
line between the Woodward and Hughes
districts
Beginning at the foot of Elm street,
north on Elm street to Twelfth street, west
on Twelfth street to Central avenue, north
on Central avenue to Liberty street, west on
the line of Liberty street to the western cor
poration line"
All high school pupils living east or north
of this line will go to Woodward High
School, and all living west OF south tc
Hughes High School, the rule, however, ap
plying only to those who enter the higf
schools hereafter, and not to those who
have already begun the course.
Messrs Goshorn, Morgan, Setter, Davis
and Ray were appointed a committee tc
rent the Music Hall for the commencement
exercises, on Tuesday, June 26th.
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The Courts.

John Walsh against Jacobs, Ettinger &
Sachs. This was an action to recover a
months wages amounting to 1925. In
progress.
Charles Schultz against Philip Koch, ex-
ecutor The jury in this case, suit to set
aside will, found in favor of the plaintiff,
setting the will aside.
John N. Clark against Walter J. Norris,
administrator of John E. Norris deceased.
In this case the jury returned a sealed YER
dict, finding for the plaintiff and assessing
his damages at "a 720.
POLICE
Drunkenness-Jennie Allen, 20 days;
Casper Bauer, 10 days; Maggie Gallagher,
$6O-3O.
Disorderly Conduct-John Kurtz and
John Hart, S. each; Sarah Mcdonnell and
Matilda Jones, dismissed; Louis Klusman,
$40.
/ Assault and Battery-Leon Erman and
Henry Koehler, dismissed; John Guenther,
continued to March 20th; Frank Eich dis
missed. ~
Miscellaneous August Schneibel and
George Crook, lettering, dismissed; John
Murray, petit larceny, continued to March
18th; Thomas Mcdonnell and John Cahill,
same, dismissed Alex. :Bradbeclk, abusing
family dismissed; Josephine Will
Jams, vagrancy, 30 days; Henry
Curtis, receiving money under
false pretenses, dismissed; Mary Mulligan,
vagrancy, 5000; Richard Ellis, same, &c
days; William Johnson, carrying concealed
weapons, 5000; Albert Froome, same, $40;
John j. Hall, exhibiting gaming devices.
continued to March 10th; Chas S. Smith,
incorrigiblity, House of Refuge; John
O Brieu, vagrancy, 80 days.
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MARKETS gY TELEGRAPH.


WILMINGTON, March l5.-Spirits Of turpentine
steady at 81 &c.
nsyvpco Marcb 15-Wheat UNCHANGED. Corn
10y, Usm Iuuj a,,dj ,Irchonred
S'e,''ls anu st'E unC3 p,o,ua+ooar . - uro,onr,a
Boston Mareh fiour s'eady aild dhciangeu' nan yea
oI,an,od Goan uiiA 'A'1
'n'As ,,,.-.,.., La
LIvERPooL March la-fiour unchahged e AT rs rs
Wheat dull ana heavy: Sprlns at Ios zugios lod,
California Club at l2s(942s So 40 average III LIS od
@ils Id. Corn dull at 20s 9d.
NEWSORIEANs, March l5-Com meal dull and
lower at 81 3O@2 35 Whisky tirmer: Western
rectified, 81 O2ml 06. Others quiet and un-
changed. Gold lOll%@10l]4 New York exchange
mar. Sterling 81 90[5.
INDIANAPOLIS. March 15.-Flour, dull and un-
changed. Wheat: No. red, 81 2o(a1 25. Corn
new mixed. 4Oa4lc. RIVE SOC Oats, 25m26c.
Provisions steady. Bulk shoulders, SI4c; green
do 3iIc hulk clear ribs. 5.3Oc: green do, SOC,
Sweetpickled hams, ne. Lard, Ike
1o,lr,o,, MI, ~ E,orr ,,roba,rod a. 90,
LONDON. Maren louFLorr ION d ulicna,EGu az ~
Wheat ArfiSeI csisoSs % uti u E5e ap"as
Is; Chicago 4ssgiss %, req Wil1er oos' Lanlorhla
5zs cargoes to arrive dull ana fo"et Gm1eago 2 AZ
41s@4s o. Saloril" 1 a. 9osDos liad lor or
ders lght Sol Jun anu ne ny ea eaIsoes
e ns% Us XII H 90 10 a'f''e "' N''S '' A'''VA'S
ior oruets Isn'
LOUISVILLE, March !omfloar y, oula anu 5 uil
changed Wheat duil; reu Sl ~, ahRer hit ana aan
Wnte u ~ ots 0ot AIM In !" bita aac noiued c