Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1860, Page 3

LOCAL NWAVWS. —lolllS>S> o> SSS 10> Tax Sean pudlishes the Lists of Letters remaining im the Washington City Post Office ‘ner the provisions of the law directing them to de printed in the newspaper having the largest cir- culation within the delivery of the Office. Its total daily circulation is more than double that of any echer Daily printed in the District of Columbia. ——————~2-e—___ UF Though THE Stan 13 printed on the fastest Steam press in use south of Baltimore, its edition ‘4 s0 large as to require it to be put to press at an ‘arly hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be sent in before Twelve o'clock, m.; otherwise they ‘Wray not appear until the next day. —_—_—+ee-______ Nortice.—District of Columbia Advertisements 40 be inserted in the BALTIMORE SUN are received at and forwarded from THR Star office. Tiny Lecturg oF Pror. FowLer.—Philbar- monic Hall was crowded again last evening. Prof. Fowler delivered a highly-interesting lec- ‘ure, on the “Social Relations.” He first advised his andience as to what course should be pursued in order to prolong life, and then proceeded to show “ who should and who should not marry.”” In education, habit, disposition, taste, and the so- vial qualities, there should be similarity in the husband and wife, to insure happiness. Many wnen are proud of their wives because of their in- telligence, and yet affording them no opportunity to continue the cultivation of their minds and in- diulge in their love of literature while at home or in their society, Coop! i them to seek it else- where. The fact ts, if young women and young men were peopeely educa! to be wives and husbands, the happiness of the domestic cir- cle would be greatly increased. A young man .vas not in a condition to marry until he was able "o take care of bimecif. A young man should “iret learn to value his own nature, bis own consti- “ation, bis own life. Many a young lady allowed herself to be burried into the marital relation without understanding her own character or uature—without putting that value upon herself that she ought to. All these various faculties in men and women have their natural language. “‘Adhesiveness” vives the disposition to hold the herd ina certain position. Itis on both sides of ‘he head. In its active state it manifests itself to- wards the person whom the individual loves; they sit holding their heads toward each other—always toward each other, thongh the individuals them- selves may not be aware of it. He very often saw it exbibited among his audience. (Laughter. ] ‘The faculty of adhesiveness, which Included love of children and animals, was more predomi- wantin men than women He deprecated mar- rying at an early age, and said that no young man eught to marry until he was at least twenty-five vears of age; and no young lady until she had reached ber eixhteenth—better wait until her twentieth year. He also condemned in severe terms the practice. now becoming so universal, of Perseus marrying those who were so much younger ider than themselves; also urged the interdic- tron of the intermarriage of cousins. In the former + ase be instanced the marriage of Mrs. E—., of this city, a lady of 54 toa young man of 19, and said be was always shocked to bear of such di- & esston from what should always be the rule ob- served with regard to marriages. No ordii mechanic shonld marry a handsome lady ofrefined and cultivated manners, and who moved in a higher grade of society, as it was very likely to render both parties unhappy, and engender mo- roseness of disposition, such a lady not being able fo accustom herself tothe humbie and perhaps secluded position she would be forced to occupy. let such a one rather take a wife who moved in the same circle, and whose disposition, taste, and manners Were in every way consentaneous to bis own Again, no jealous man should marry a band- some woman, as the admiration which she would very naturally receive would cause this faculty to develop itself {n the man, and his jealous spirit might cause him to act in such a way as to render them both unhappy. A lady once came to him and complained that since she had been married, because she was a remarkably fine singer, and possessed other attractive qualities of mind and Person, and from this fact received the approving smiles of many, her husband had required her to desist from singing tn cuurch, avd forced her to live in almost entire seclusion. He referred to this incident to show the unhappy results of such marriages. He denounced the far too prevailing idea that it was injurious to have girls and boys educated in the same room, and at | ey It was well known that a company of young mer would rehave in a very different manner if there was oy one lady cent, than they would otherwise; and he thought the samme might be said of the other sex. After the lecture, a committee designated to select persuus ty be caamined, brought forward Rev G. Butler of the Lutheran Church, and Mr. A. F. Cunningham, who took positions on the platform. Mr. Fowler first proceeded to state the phreno- logical organization of Mr. Butler, in which be ssid there were some peculiaritics worthy of note This organization was a very distinct one; the organs of the brain stood out as though they had been much exercised. His temperament in- dleated uncommon degree of action of the mind rather than of the body. He was noted first as heing a ‘positive’ man; he bad an individuality and identity of bis own; secondly, he was an in- dependent man, almost too independent; it cost bim considerable to sustain his independence. for he would not yield to another as long as he regarded himself as being inthe right. Another it in his character w: “Hope.” He was aracterized by much combativeness; fond of scussion; sharp in debate. He was aA too much energy for his bodily frame. He was also inclined to be sarcastic On being asked if what had been said of him was correct, Mr. Butler replied. --In some points; but he did not recognize «-combatative- ness” as being quite so strong. He was then asked his profession, when he stated he was a clergyman Mr. Fowler —Now, 4 will venture to say, that, #s a clergyman, he lays the law right down; he sives sinuers no quarters at all. [Laughter ] Mr. A. F. Cunningham was next examined — pire > the lecturer said, looked to ee Precisely whet be was. His physiology an pbrenology harmonized. He bad 2 muck of the vital mature and power of constitution as was necessary to act with the brain. His brain was not equal to his vitality; he had a surplus of flesh, which was an impediment in his way. The remedy was, ‘eat a little less. work a little more, and he will be all right.” He was generous. good hearted. yood natured; and an ‘excellent neighbor. He wasa very bs baal parses man. His mother was remarkable for her kindness of dispo- sition. He was not a very strict theologian. Kind- ness was a predominant characteristic; be is ver self-possessed; seldom quoted authors; but relied en hisown judgment. He had Ligh intellectual qualities; good, strong, practical common sense; ebaracterized by — individuatity of thought, and great originality of mind. Asa speaker. bis style was rather smcoth, conversationa ; bis char- acter as a speaker would be to impart knowledge. Mr Hatcher, a dent at Columbian College, the next subject. He was of a long lived family; 2 good mathematician; a great walker; though delighting in ladies company, his «ama. tiveneas’’ was uot predominant, and it would Me him half a dozen years to become sufficiently atfached to a lady to ask her hand in marriage; the lecturer therefore advised him to begin at once. [Laughter.} One or two others were examined, when Prof. Fowler announced as his next lecture “The choice Ta the most appropriate occupations or pursuits in le” Potice MatreRs—Before Justice Cull—Wm. Robinson and Jos. W- Thompson were attacked night before last, in front of Been’s tavern, on the Navy Yard, and beaten in an outrageous manner, by four men—three of whom are named John Lee, Jobn St. John, and —— Anderson. The parties were arrested, and tried yesterday evening before Justice Cull, Mr. Norris appearing for the defend- ants. The evidence disclosed a most cowardly and brutal attack upon Thompson and Robinson, both of whom were knocked down, kicked, stumped upon. and beat about the head with slung shot. Thompson was again attacked,when near his own house, by the same parties, after he had parted from Robinson, and beat about the head with a loaded cane. Justice Cull held the three accused to bail for court, and issued a war- raut against the unknown fourth party implicated. Tue Fisheries —The returns of fish from the Potomac landings are very small. xs yet. The supply of the fish market with fresh shad and her- ring is from the Potomac landings; but the insuf- ficiency of the supply to meet the demend causes an imperative price for shad of from 62 cents to $1 per pair. The number of fish arriving in the river, and the great number of selnes in operation, cut- ting the shoals to pieces as they advance towards the upper waters, afford but a small su ply for the upper landings, from which this market obtains its fresh fish Aj the present rate, Iindiugs will do Se than po tess a “IAN AND PuiLorHReNian Society College, will hold their annual the Smithsonian Institution on ‘Toursday evening, April 12th, commencing at § ae ler « = will be as fol- lows: 3 c; Prayer; Peem by Rev. Byron Sun- derland, D D.; Music; Oration by Hon J. L.M. Curry, of Ala; Music; Benediction. ) and the la hs Ya os Pan Objet -) able farce of “An O! Interest” See sdvertiarment in another seca Fisu Manxnr.—The Alexandria Gazatte of this tangent care anne ‘but few abad a her- S are b. the Ingion, ‘Shag ydncksters ia thls city and Wash. betring at 25430 cents per deacon Per palr;-and EMMERT, versus Garman Baxeviciat So- Senetictal soctetien ee’ piece Shoe fal societies we give the followin: Heulars of a trial which came off yesterday before paerret owapaper erin ice : i wt,a German had. boca a member of the German Beneficial Se. | °f 07 daily paper publish ciety; he paid bis dues regularly, as other mem- bers; he van tabs sick, and for awumber of weeks received the benefits of the society, up to about the first of 1860, when his dues were suddenly stopped. Bya decision of two physicians he was, after the recovery of his Serie strength, de- Ada M "Mees Miss 9 clared a r subject for treatment at the insane | Brown, Helen Forward, Miss VC asylum. ae aig his dues not bein; ae Sarah Faulkner, Mrs M paid. his brother, Wm. Emmert, warranted the | Berd.Mrs - Mu officers of the society for thirteen weeks dues, at four dollars per week. Mr. Wharton appeared for yerd Season and Mr. A. E. L. Keese, a mem- ber of the society, for the defence. The sickness and recovery, and the final decision of the phy- sicians, bbe yer by the testimony of Dr. Lei- bermann. The payment of the dues previous to 1860 was testified toby Mr.F.Smith. Dr. Leiber- mann could not say what was the originatin cause of disease, not knowing the previous habia Bailey, Chase, Mrs Maria Gre, Cook, Miss MD Cropley, Mrs Connell: hina All perso: ‘ inl Tat whtons SPrvins Bon Beall, Miss E B ‘rammer, Mre Rascarmylt"f Se HEE, wrenncion to be inserted in the Evenine Star, it MC 1 E Griting, Mrs Gately, Mi vford, Mrs E_ Hepburn, Mrs M of the invalid. Goletesy er, Miss B Hitchcock, Misa Upen this testimony Mr. Wharton claimed a| Day, Min : elie’ judgment for his client, contending thatie wet | mgm aad a ated of paying the dues was an acknowledgment by the Society of his right to them. . Mr. Keese put in the following pleas: 1st. Wm. Emmert is not the oe representative of Henry Emmert. 2d. The Society officers are not liable for the acts of the Society, it not being a chartered body. 3d. Though it had been chartered, yet the charter has expired by limitation, and if the same were in full force the suit could not be brought Mrs Mis M: +Mrs€ + against the parties named in the warrant and sus- | Eile Mires Og tained. Upon these grounds, admitting all that ‘ds, Miss F A Morris, had been testified, Mr. Keese demanded a judg- soa ment for the defence. Justice Donn remarked that if the invalid was 1, Mise G Dyer,Mrs ML Ly diwards, Mrs Ann Lanedaley Miss M Armstrong,Capt W M2” Aue Holmead, A Jone: Julia Jackson, Miss Jackson, Miss M AM King, Mra Win O Keenan, Terance MrnGV ‘Mrs Eliz'th Mrs Ellen ‘Mary MA Pump ; c Mra Cath'ne Marui McLang McCabe, McContes Philty the largest ¥ in Washington] for letters in the follow- Ore ADVERTISED, Fleet, Miss Sarah = Martin, Mary W Miss HW Lin, Mrs Mrs Anna ft, Mrs ps, MC Russaw, Mrs Isbell« Rabbitt, Miss A R Randall, Mrs H Redden, Miss M J Holmead, Mrs M A Stone, Mrs Mar; Hallock, Mrs Sarah Simmes, Mrs Eliza Smith, Mrs MO Steel, Mrs Martha Smith, Mi Sinith, Mi iss Ella Singleton, Suckne GENTLEMEN’S LIST. Ferguson, Capt—2 constitutionally entitled to the benefits of the So- ene ciety, it ‘would be very wrong to deprive him of | Aujeron,Dr tl Gan Lewes them. But asthe case had been brought before | Andrews, J D Glenn, W bim for adjudication, he was obliged to decide | Anderson, JasM Gilbert, WA that where a body of persons are associated for | Allen, H Ewe & mutual benefit, without incorporation by Con- | Afmsttene: 3 Tce gress, in order to recover the suit must be brought | Atherton, E B Gordon, J B against the members of the Society, naming each } Ambus Evoch — Giddings, G W one inthe warrant. In such a case the calmant Alexander, Chas Gracing, Dr GH might recover what he had alee, Chae id, in deducting the expenses and his receipts; Ent in this case the Boggs, Li W R—2 enters, W 3 Benne! judgment must go for the defendants. Bak: Gaubert, A Bro 5; Hyrus, W Centre Marxet.—The Space was well occu- Bis WH 6 wawe pied this morning by dealers of all classes from | Bréwa,'Thadeons Helo, SW the counties around, and also from the cities of H n (ieorgetown and Alexandria. of the licensed class, Bote who enter into competition with those of our own Sweet potatoes... 37| Perch, do. Corn, ear, © bb1$3.25@4) Large Rock Corn, shelled. . $1) Halibut, Ib. ki Nort Nigh: Osborn, W Osboi Or O°Gor Overhold, D B O'Connor, D Parkinson n, WH Parry, W HH Palmer, UD Peg, Thos Phipps, Thos W RE Suraton, Swords, Wak Lt Thos » Phil city. ‘The shed stands wereall occupied. and the Howell, Peter P ett, Geo supply offered was up to the average of quality Holderman,OJ Pitt, Geu—2 and quantity. The demand was active, the gang- i as 8 Ee eE ways being filled with from an early hour; busi- een Dat ea ness had a ee appearance, and good order was te hrpge has D maintained. The prices are about the same as Hari 4 during the week: Hew . Jans 2 Pr an - Beet, freeh, W Ib. 10@15| Roll butter. Ne Hiegidauer iL Rane. We Salt ‘do. ++ 6@10|Phil’a print teal ee A Ridgely, WB 4 Barret Jus W 3 A g Pork . sa 10| Cheese BessesSH L Ww Reed, Theo Mutton 10@12) Apples Bite, i C—2 yes eee e Ble richardson, 50@s1-50\ Eggs, ee ea 2. Rood, Rufus seteesceeeeee 8@I5| Celery, bunch Ses : Ricks Muvice Sausage, 12| Lettuce, © hea 2 simeusby, Edwd Rauney, JF : Hicklin, DP Rite JA : n, Hon Forbes Hart, Dr Ruppert, H J—2 Brooke, EM ; Rumtey, G : oughton, Eugene Ridgely, D = Boker D eacy Robinson, C B : Bressman, DC Ready, Chas . + 2@3 | Blood, HC Russell, Chas 15@16) Ovster plants... 3a4 | Bluchard, ch : Chickens, ® pr $1|Fish, cod, & b.. sD) erat eiere Irish potatoes, pk. 25|Rock, bunch.... Brady, Chas Beans, ® bush... $1.75|Trout, bunch. eon Rye, ® bush, .... 65@80 Sheepshead each James, Chas H—-2 nai Anais Partridges. and vert, 9 Jounson, GES Meal. $1.05@1.10) Grouse, + $1.50} Cuter, * Shorts. ws Is| Pheasants... * 3s pags Shipstutts . 25@70| Rabbits. : 18 | Gassrnos, P Turnips, 30) Ducks, canv. bk = 2 sPP Venison, & 20 red necks... $1 Lae Turkeys... s1@s2 teal......0. 50 ie MJ Ducks, ® pr. SGT widgeon ... 50 oledge, Jos Kuiler, Cares Wild turkeys. ..$2@2 50 Took... . 37 mpbell, JIR—2 Kennedy, C J Dried apples, pk 60|/Terrapins, doz... $1 nston, John Wo Kaufnitn, C Supreme Covrt.—Yesterday, Hon. Thos. A. R. Nelson. of Tennessee, and Richard R. Battise, Esq., of Maryland, and Lewis A. Thomas, of lowa, were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this Court. eo. Martin Very, plaintiff in error, agt. Watkins. his cause was stibmitted to the consideration of the Court on the record and printed arguments by Mr. Stillwell for the Kegers, BG Kendall, AL 1 Yankee wi plaintiff in error, and by Mr. Watkins for the de- | Cuhersil,GeoB Lewis, ug Waa fendants in error. Soukling, Edgar Lawreuee,'C L No. 33. Anson Bangs & Co. appellant, agt. J Corin, AG Ly The Blue Ridge Railroad Company. ‘The mo- ewer re tion to dismiss this appeal was argued by Mr. | Downey, Win Merceliuss RH Phillips in support thereof, and by Reverdy obit Wo OM. M Johnson in opposition thereto. e: M No. 306. Ferdinand N. Clark, appellant, agt. eee William H. Y. Hackett. ‘The motion to dismiss | Day's Joho H Mille, Rew Le this canse was argued by Mr. Reverdy Johnson | povin Mahaney, Jas in supprrt thereof. Dunn, Geo—2 Mason, Hon .'V No. 250. The Dubuque and Pacific Railroad Rementts Oe Company, plaintiffs in error, agt. Edwin C. | Dewnson, A Litchfield. This was further submitted to the consideration of the Court on additional printed arguments by Mr. Mason for the defendant in er- ror. No. 170. The New York and Baltimore Trans- Uprhileta Company, appellants. agt. The Phila- lelphia and Savannah Steam Navigation Com- pany, &c. The argument of this cause was com- menced by Mr. Wharton for the appellants. Ad- journed until Monday. Paxton, TS SL Franklin, TW Forbes, Tao J W—2 Murphy, Jerry Morsell, GW Macey, AG McKenney, Chas THe “Nationa Ririrs 5 To Ricn- Pear ounces »—The Richmond Whig says: “We have McKenney, FT n a letter to the proprietors of the Exchange McNealy IR from a Committee of the ‘National Riffes.’ a mili- McDaniel, JR tary company in Washington city, stating that | Foote, “a ee ee they have it in contemplation to visit Richmond | Ferrelly, Hon feds d gn the occasion of the inauguration of the Clay | , MISCFLLAS Statue, on the 12th of April next, and inquiring whether accommodation can be had for seventy Spicer, Thos Ht ering, Daudige, vA Underwo Vanburen, a Wallock, Wail, Jol 5 w Ww Ww Willies WwW ister Cay erlee, RS th, JohnJasChes Issac John ry Jas Johu Johu a od, TH 3 tb Ww Lt eber, Johu F Watker, John Willard, 38 jon, A +A Welton, Amos EOUS.—The Clyde; No. 299 East st: Box iL" LETTERS MUST IN ALL CASES BE PREPAID. men, and upon what terms. We are gratitied to} Mar 24. _ WM. JONES, P. M. learn that these military friends of ours in Was! = = = ington propose to honor the inauguration ceremo- PROsTRATION OF THR sysTEM and rapid decline nies of the 12th of April by their Desens We tae most evaaenly teerons Ute Of Cael ad Pree vi giv it pleasure | tices a nehecked v ie to the indies of Virginia, and that it will be an | fiabeemtnly got, has lately vated froun th proves leapt a illustrating this tendenoy, and the cure as well as agreeable and pleasant one to themselves. revention of the same. It is entitled © Human 1 gee Rae a or Physiological Res@rches.” It enters Court oF CLaims.—Yesterday, Franklin Perin, tay inte the causes, effects are sane stonescus 2 ‘ . ey | mode of curing all diseases of a delicate ure, Hise Se de oem teu |p UE a ee Case of Nehemiah Garrison, assignee of Moses “ : from entering into the marriage state. Perkins. “Judge Loring delivered the opinion of | Barrows 194 lesa tae. Rae yee the Court in this case. ordering a bill to be ported to Congress in favor of the claimant. R. Ward and others, assignees of Jacob Bar- | D.C. ker. Jacob Barker, Esq., resamed the argument in this case for the petitioners, and without con- cluding, the Court adjourned. re- Brine it Back.—The night before last, about & o'clock, some silly fellow stole a wheelbarrow from the pavement in front of Mr. Theodore Shekell’s grocery store, on Seventh street, be tween J and K, and left the sideboards behind him. Mr. S. does not want the sideboards with- out the wheelbarrow, and desires the man who borrowed the latter to either bring it back again, or come and take the former. Rear Estate Sate —Yesterday, J.C.McGuire & Co., auctioneers, sold part of lot 19, in square 454, with improvements, consisting of two three- story brick houses, fronting on H street, between Sixth and Seventh streets—west house, No. 537, to John Van Reswick, for $4,000; east house, No. 5374, to B. Milburn, for 3.825. Tux Camrsetts —This excellent troupe of 18 received and dige: taivin, proved by Ethiopian Minstrels will close to-night in the A ing more, and on Monday evening they will be on | Will allay all hand to amuse the citizens of Washington. The coves of have always been favorites here, and will be wel- | to.yourselv: comed heartily again. Warcu Rxturxs.— The trial docket was a Barrow, 194 Bi Boents. Sent froe of postaze. Soild aiso by S. Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington, Ths erent esate for Ci ceding all others in its curative effe atHicted with tubercular diseases. P;: high'y scientific principles of the robbed of th Without mastication, ed, passing into th by drop, supplying th nutricious properti nature in and recommended by preparation is confi mar 16-3m. WINsLow, an n, hae & Soo tion of those who are prevented by impediments on Pp y aod Dr. rice 3 mar7 im To Consumptives. meru’s Cod L 6 nauseous the New Yi the wastes of t! and thus assisting and sus- overcoming the disease iver Oil Jelly. oneumptio: ure nis fast super cts upon those repared upon cil, and taste of the plain article, it into the stomach in its jellified fc “and is gradually dissolved ¢ small intestines drop body by its form, Ap- ork Academy ot Medicine, the faculty everywhere, this ently offered as a remed: Consumption and a:1 Sorefuious affections Sold by Charies Stott, Washington, and spectabie druggists. Price $1 per bottle y for by all re- ENFOLD, Parker & Mower, No. 15 Beekman street, New York, the gums, red: id enc and. Telief and Wholesale Agents. M: experienced nuraeand female hy si: thine Syrup for Childen Teeth- tag, which greatly facilitates the process of teathing by. i lucing 8! inflammation— pain, and is sure to regalate the nit, mothers, it wil give rest n heaith to your infants. See advertisement in LBks as we fe inall cases, oc I. “ly CURED BY THE OxyGENaTED BITTER. S From Gen. A.C. Dover, Delegate in Congress sie iie = The register gave the names from lowa, now Minister to Spain e " ie gals GY AsmINe TON, D. C1 May 38, 18-0. | : = . Go. B. GRREN—Dear Sir: The Oxyzenate: Mboireal Buck genta te Vireiais Wouctain Bese | Busgrs wiikrwSich you Srere 96 kin ae kc farsa The purse of $600 is well contended for by the par- | me. have had a mo-t salutary effect in my case. ties, and attracts more than usuai interest at Chas. ‘Werner’s, corner 9th street and avenue, It Dr. J. Hosrartan’s BitteRs meet with great favor as remedies for diseases of the stomach, and all other diseases arising from a disordered diges- tive system; &nd its compoent parts being entire- ly vegetable, it is mere eafe than the ordinary to the pebile, whise its pleas- stem renders it vastly popular those wi it, Dr. Hostetter’s reputation ‘ead and the care with which he prepares ines eeoures it always safe and reliabl The Bitters are mo t agreeal contains nothing that can im the contrary, contributes to that all reparations 0} Roteffoot onthe wi its eparation must prove highly prep: tral P y valuab e article above diseases, and we sincerely trust that Our ‘was troubled with Dy: which time | tried with any £0 good as enjoyment of good health, and 1 hove. who use the Oxygenated Bit} them ae aerviceableas | have found them With high respect your Obedient Servant, A, C. We commend the above certificate to who suffer from Try the Oxrygenated no cure for this disease. a Sara W. Fow zr & Co, Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents everywhere. Py red + Fowle & Co., Boston, and for D. Gilman, 8. C. Ford. é many your Bitters Schwarze. Nairn tan spepsia for four years, curing remedies, hut nevzr met bow in the nd believe. » Will find Donse. ali those ‘epepsia, in any of its forms. WB Bette om gay there is Waite, & Palmer, Wash: lers every where. 20 lw,r AUOTION SALES. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auouoneers. AUCTION SALES. . THIS AFTERNOON § TO-MORROW Onn ONDA AETERNOON, Mach hee 3 FPAEM AT AUCTION—On MONDAY, the yelock. on th elousnEnenal call tania & 26th inst, at 4 o'clook & the House, titnated at the southwest corner of Penn. yi ofer st eenie ys rh ng ae Suyanivos thee teract 1 Re. reatowns, within five dwel ing being in the former, nae ae ae AJ * mar 24d J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts.~ | seres.and_bsing bout 6 miles from this ott7. 4X By J.C. MoG@UIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. ear the sburg turnpike, and on the to Georgetown and’ Weshungton. There Breabout 3) acres well covered with forest, om LEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE on i Spa ORR Pucric Sauz. ‘SVAY MORNING, March 27th, at 10] Prising an abundant supply of timber and fuel yolook i ‘ood propor tion of bottom and meadow land. and a housekeeping, ow Ht efraet, botgoee anh ‘asa ae | kno the more than 10) beariee apple orchard tres selected | for this climate, and between fcur and five hundred Peach trees, 20 of which have just come into cn gen on ail of which the streets, we shall sell all his Household Eifecte, comprising— Excellent Rosewood Piano Forts, by Bacon and Rave , 1 Erait(cleow! re genera y Se aaggher ld at preeset sale, 6 lofty and commanding # on Oo LJ Matoseny pot WA cee, place, the best in this rerpect in the county, makes Walnut Cane seat Chai.s, it peculiarly valuable for orchard purposes." ‘There Do Leaf Tabies, are, in bearing, some choice Pears, chiefly Rartiett steads, Husk Mattresses, and Seckel, Che Apricot and is m. Tl nm weil stocked with choice The awel.ing is surrounded With the shade of original forest trees. There isa fine well of pure cold water close to the kitchen, Episcopal, Methodist and Presbyterian and Baptist ed Cottage Feather Bedeue, Holsters aaa Washstands, Toilet Sets, Iron Hat tree. Three ply and Venition ene Ingrain es & small flower gai oses and Shrub)e: nitia r Churches, as well as 8 Fost OM and schools are joth, within convenient wa'king distances, the pire: me Bosh eset Bede, Shades, about !'mile from the vi lage of Falla Church, The Cooking and other Stoves, buildings, house, barn, wood-shed and granary are Tin Safe, lot Crockery and Glass Ware, ema! but new and Fu Togzther with a general assortment ‘of Kitchen { the purchase in hand , the eq uisites, f remainder in — payments of l and 2 years. Sa’ Terms: . positive and title uaincumbere. ‘s “i crit on Sad Bday fr natcaatoly ondoteed | "mais dCs, 1, CPTON. mara} dios interest. By A. GREEN, Auctioncer. J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. XTENSIVE SALE OF A VERY STAE- RIOR ASSORTMENT oF CuTLERY, ENGLISH Sporting IMPLEMENTS, Hovsk Buitpine AND Mecranics’ HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL AND —____—_—__—_—_— FOR SALE AND RENT. HovsgkeerixG Requisite: AT AUCTION.—On OR RENT—That delightful and venient | MUNDAY, the 2th inst., sell, at the hard- Pawar a io ee an on sth street, | ware stote of the Mesers:’Tucl one door from the corner of New York avenue, tthe if nao wal It | 7th and E streets, at 10 o’cloc! m., wi fed Pac Hiromeh Pg Bouse. The wont, will be ae trl daily until ail is sek ry superior good . W. 6 me 008 Jewelry Store, No. S16 %h st Nation: | tory buck hoodie tuple weateoceae Cutt stl ite Ni ~ te opp omar 24 oe |. Albatta and other Spoons, Forks tvory, buek handle telligenoer Office. Piatzd atin “and La- “4 dies, - Fob&s Hin perleat cooetr enuome FRAME A very superior assortment of English Stub and Mey ‘s, vi" m7 i 3 datiog terms. For information inguire on the | pig Wet gant Pistols and patent American Rifles. A _ — crtment of Sporting Goods, Fishing Tackle, &c. A large and complete assortment of Gunemiths’ materials, A fine assortment of every variety of Mechanics’ Tools aud Hardware, Farming —_ Gardening Implements, Hvullow are, &o, Housekeeping Requisites and other Fancy Hard- ware, One fine large Herring's Patent Salamander Safe, Platform, Counter and other Seales, Desks, &c Two fine Mahogan: te-giass Counter Show Cases and other Store Fixtures. Wedeom it unnecessary to offer any comment re'ative to the quality of the above mentioned stock of goods, as itis well known to be one of the best in the District, Torms: All sums under $25 cash; over $25 and not exceeding $109, 2 and 4 months’ credit ; over $19 2,4and 6 ths, by the purchasers’ notes, in a!l cases of credit satistactorily ende terest. eae aie A. GREEN, Auct. mar i7-4 oo FUTURE DAYS. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, ND HOUSEBOLDEFFECTS AT Pusuic Avuction.—On THURSDAY MORNING, March 2th, at lv o'clock, at the ree1- dence of a lady decli housekeeping, No. 197 F street, opposite iers Building, we shall sell the Furniture and Efiects. comprisi 3 a Suite of handsome Wainut Carved Parlor Porni- ture, consisting of 2 Tete-a Tetes, 6 Parlor Chairs and 2 Arm © irs, Rosewoo1 Marble-top Tables, Whatnot, premises, No. 322 8th street, between L and M. mar 24 lw* FUN ISHED ROO MS FOR RENT —Tvro handsome Parlors and several fine airy Beil Chambers, pleasantly situated. may be obtained by applving at No. = Louisiana avenue, between 4%. 8! 6th streets. Also, two large rooms in basement Well calculated for a lawyer or doctor's office. 'erms moderats. mar 24 3t* OR RENT—The two story BRICK HOUSE A situated on 3 street, in Georgetown. con ain ing 9 rooins, a cellar, smcke house, pump cf ood water, and a fine stable, lately ocoupied by Mre. King. Apply to Mrs. M, OBMAKER. High street, Georgetown, D, mar 24-2t* ‘OR RENT—TWO ROOMS, at Ni g 494 Lith street, east side, between Pa. avenue and E strect—very convenie ntly situated forn centleman taking his meals ont. Apply at No, 499 llth st, nearly opposite, SMALL FARM FOR SALE. ber will dispose of his place, c acres of land, well puproves. Bdjo Jos:’s. three miles from Washington, Branch Road, (14th street,) with oretiards, springs, dwelling and out-houses, to a good purchaser, on reasonable terms. Inquire No. 418, corner of G and 2th sts. x CKE mar 23-31" A) D cr BRICK HOUSE contar Me'D. © Mr. B. onthe Piney OR RENT—A & (4 } 11 rooms, with brick stab'c and carriage house, situated on the corner of Ist and C atroste north; Capitol Hill, Immediate possession can be haa! Inquire of G. W. BRAY, 516 7th street, opposite the Intelligencer office. mar 20-e0st* SOR RENT—That desirable DWE 2 LLING, | Rush-sat Chairs, Git Window Shades, over store No. 140 (north side) Bridge street, | Han: aeons Oticioth, Georgetown. Inquire of BROWN & WHIT: Stair Carpets, Rods and Eyes. in atore below. mar 2)-ec3t_ | Walnut Extension Dining Table, Oak Dining Chairs, GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO SECURF.A | China, Ginsr, and Crockery Ware. VALUABLE PROPERTY UPON FASY » Gat» ’ ; TERMS —Tho subscribers cifer anle that vatgabio | Bestende. Bureans, Washstands Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses, Clock, Feather Beds, Mattresses. Bolsters, B ankets, Comforts, Counterpanea, Cooking and other Stover, = Together with a general assortinent of Kitchen Property. known as lot B, subdivision of lot 2, square 570, fronting 22 feeton D streot north, 120 feet deep to an alley; together with the improve- ments thereon, consisting of a convenient two- story and basement brick building, ‘Tine propect ia situated on the north ride of Tirnext to thePenet Te ae aed under oash ; over that sum a corner of 8d street. For further information appl iL ol days, for satisfactort! to FITZAUGH COYLE & BROTHER, lith sty | doreed. toate creer Owes satiefactort'y en and the Canal, mar 22-e06t* mar 23-d J.C. MeoGUIRE & CO., Aucts, _ ORSALETA small FARM of3iacres,situsted | «Sy A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ina Rene battle Falls, having a comfortabledwell: | mre agy hl wo eee FRAME Ing-house, corn-house, 6! Mes, 3 well-fencs LE not saittion es anil watered: within four miles of Washtent ee ie Pouszaxp Lor ar Accriox -On THURS. i “ DAY, the 2th instant, 1 shall sell, in front of the forge in cultivation, premises, at 5 o'clock p. m., the north 13 fort 4 ne. 6 of lot 12, in Crutienden’s subdivision of square No, S98.fronting on 9th street west, and running bac between O and P streets north, toa public alley, with the improvements, which consist of a nearly new two story fraine house, with & two-story hac! ntaining 8iX good and conveniently ar- the balance in handsome wood- yntry rest omantioa)- ng. Inguire Chain Bridge, de 7-2awtf FOR SA —A FARM, within 15 ules of this city and 3 miles from Fair- Y Will be sold at the above low price, if applied for immediately. Said farm con tains seventy acres of good land, well watered, a fine orchard, and a dwelling. A’ good horse and bugey would’be taken in trade. Address 'T. H. A-, Box 794, Washington mar 22-41 Fo, SALE OR RENT. FRAME HOUSE with a good back building, containing in all? roums, situated on New Jersey avenue, between M aud N streets north. Terms moderate, Apply to N or on the land. Jt1s peculiarly dosirableas a co: dence, being perfectly healthy and n ly situated ; excellent fishing and h of Mr. MARR Little Falls. LOTT, bridge keeper, o ne-third cash; balance in 6, 12and 18 for notes bearing interest, secured by @ rust on the premises, a A. GREEN, Avot. By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ERY VALUABLE FARM OF 100 ACRES, REAR BENNING’s FRIDGE, FOR SALE AT AUr Tion.—On THURSDAY, April 5, at 50’clock p.m. we will sell,at our auction rooms. the Parm now occupied bs’ R. Frisby dr..onthe road leading to enning’s Bridge, This farm contains a beautiful grove of ten acres oak timber, sixty acres of upiand, under a good state of cultivation, and thirty acres of margh. lying on the Eastern Branch or Anacostia river. The buildings are a Frame Dwelling House, containing ten rooms: la! iry-barn, nearly new, pereene, house, stable, the top of the hill cities of Washington and Georgetown. The pisce is one of the most desirable in the District, whether for market garden or dairy purposes, or as a country rexidenco, ‘Terms: One-fifth at the time of the sale, and the balance in four annual payments, with interest, to be secured by deed of trust on the premises. & CO., Aucts, » DI RD, General Land Office, promises. mar 20-dtf tS GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS NOTICE, TO GEORGETOWN TAX | PAY ERS.—Ail persons who will callat the Clerk’s Office on or before the first day of April next and pay their bills for the year 1860, will be en- titled to a deduction of 8 per cent. mar2'-tApl CHAS Bb. WELCH, Collector. OBACCO, SNUFP AND SEGARS, ‘OR SALE AT WHOLZSALE, ¢ 25 boxes of Tobacco, all grades. 259,000 Segars, Foreign and Domestic, 40 cases (36 bottles each) of Garrett's second quality Scotch Snuff, 49 kegs of Locse do. Aleo. Rappee, Maccaboy and Congross du, 75 boxes of Plain and Fancy Pipes, 100 gross of Shanghai and Parlor Matches, | JAMES WALLACE, C. MeGUIRE mar 22 eod&ed By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, YALUABLE CHURCH PROPERTY, Froxt- ! ON JUDICIARY SQuaRE, aT Avct: TUESDAY. tho 27th instant, I shall sei, of the premiser, at5 o’clock hat valuable Property. aituated on Fifth street. between North = ji : and EF streets, fronting Judiciary Square, known meav aici clea Pog ee eg OR NEW YORK—The packet achoon York- | half of Let No 13. and al of Lot No.4, in equare f 48. The whoie front is 78 feet, with et 472 inches, eon. Captain Wagian, has arrived,*ni — & depth of will lond for shove port with diepateh, For gies with the large ‘Brick Building freight apply to McCOBB & DODGE. 63: < We deem it unnoceseary to offer any comment ex. Rerl6_| relative te the beautiful location and claveted wet JUST RECEIVED denirable position of the above-mentioned property ; 10 BBLS. Frederick county pare Old Rye, suflies it itis considered equal to any property 20 do Grbson’s celebrated Whiskies. now for sale in Washington. 5% do choice old Monongahela Whisky, The terms will be very liberal and made known 10 do Monumental and S:ar do onthe day of sale. 150 do Hoerrings and Alewives, mar 15-eod&ds A. GREEN, Auct, For sale low by JOHN J. BOGU mar 8-tr Georgetown, 4 By A.GREEN Auctioneer. POTATOES. RUSTER’S SALE GF VALUABLE_1IM- 2,000 nvsHitSUr pas Now Jereey White Proved PkoreRty at AvcTiox—On MON- Bom iors in lots to sale purthgsens, ee CoM | Pack ot tasers eels sual sail ba roms sipro ts iota to skit pales BERRY, of'a deoree of the Orphare: Court and eonkemed ty S5 Water street, Georgetown, fe4 eo NOTICE. ; A. E. BEALL & CO. Have disposed of the stock, fixtures and good will of the National the Cireuit Court of the District of Colambva, that piece or parcel of groucd lying and bein; the city of Washington, vistrict of Columbu laid down on the plan or plot of said city, being marked KE, ia square numbei ni lot red 579,tecether with Steam Soap Factory, on Groen street, Georgetown, | the improvem its, which are @ good two-story ‘o Mr. C. if Jewett, who will continue the manu- | Boek Hou s€, with back buiiding, &c., &o. facture of Soap anc Candler, as heretofore. The above mentioned property is handsomely sit- A. #:. iseall is authorized to settle the affars of uated near the correr«{2d street west and south D the late firm. street. mar 2) 3teo STEAM BOILER FOR SALE—One nearly new Boiler, ut fourteen feet long, with the ipes, coils. &c., all complete. Wili be xo da great Bargsin. on application to WALL & BARNARD: Washington. or at the Soap Factory of C, B. JEWELL. Greon st. Also, one first-rate fami'y Horse. Apply as above. mar 2)-3teo A. Rr. BEALL 1 HUMPHREYS, |" Terms, as prescribed by the deoree, is one-third R.38.T.CISSEr.. cash; balance in6 and 12 monthe, the pureheer to give satisiactorily endorsed notes for the deferred payments. bearing interest from day of sale, upon the fuli payment of the purchase money the ratification of the sale, the trustee will convey the title to the purchaser at the purchaser’s cost. Ifthe terms are not complied with in 5 days after sale the trustee reserves the right to resell the Property at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- OR RENT—A two story and basement Briok | fhesiyri, Mavertising such resale three times in F HOUSE, near the Convent, on Fayette street ; SAMUEL L. BRYANT, in somplere ors ee th ine er st ‘Trustees and Gaardisn, % 2M), toa perinanent a0 P. GREE . DUOHN Le RIDWELE reent tonect | Apply | iar at-d&de A. GREEN, Avot. ELL, OPTICIAN, By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers. Ces ” No. 128 Brides st., Georgetown, HEFURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF TRE Has constant! on pas a ga wigs of y ROR ING teeth ee eid ek es sighted. 1 ~ + the ns' ° Gredvand.al other SPECTACLES ofS PPMER a steainboat Hote kéet by MriGeo: W. the nality, in gold, sily tesl, and German street, a doors south of Penneyl- silver framer, N. B. Old EF es Repaired and | vania avenue, the ent Furniture and Effects, new glasses set in them to order. no 19-ly_ | comprising— Rosewood Piano, Cover and Stool, Mahogany Sofas, Chai ind Tables, nsion Dining Table and Chairs, ro ts, Orlcloth and Matting. Feather Beds and Pillows, Hair and Shuck Mat- Bedetenie'and Roddin steads'an Cane ard Wood-ecat Chairs and Rockers, Wardrobes, Wasiistands an eB, Curtains, Lounges, Blinds, HAYING A LARGE very fine ROSE | VERGREENS, and a great variety of Green House, 1 will sell them at very low ral if early applica-' tion is made at the corner of Frederick and t GC town, Pinar st ew sOuN 1. KIDWELL. MASSEY, COMLINS & CO7S PHILADEL- PHIA DRAUGHT ALE—We are constantly SURPLUS STOCK OF i i i Mirrore and Mahogany Frame Glasses, eagr and avionics wie siowalisieg! (yetrheeds Chamber Sete, Greokery aad Ginss Ware, en adulterated Ale, oF ta trial. Se urniture, Knives ‘orks feo RNY, gy SEE heme Cooking, Chamber and other Stoves, Coppers and other Cookine Utensils, Refrigerator, And msny other articles not here enumerated. Terms: $30 3 over that amount a credit of 6 and +0 da: for approved endorsed notes, bear ing interest. WALL & BARNARD. Aucts. “mar 2i-d IWJARSHAL’S SALE,—In virtuc of a writ of fieri gy a ee ae Oo AMBROTYVES . F The most rare and choies Engravings, framed in neat Passe Partowts, at prices within the reach ofall who have a taste for the fine arts. At the Metropolitan Booketors. PHILP & SOLOMONS, J '& AVEL UC, re! , may test its excellence. Baxry’s Tricoruzrovs mar 13 Sole Agents for Laurence’s Stationery. &o. Sounty of Washington sud ts ma dunes Penn Sold by druggists everywhere. mar 19-e0St | is the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau- WE ARE REQUESTED TO INVITE AT- | expose to public sale. each, in fees pao SSS tifying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re- tention to tne advertizement of DR ones <oer of said county, on TUR » oe arth Fset—This morciog the two men | storing the Hair. Ladies, try it. Sold b all Drug- | WOOLFSON, THE OPTICIAN, Gay arch inst., 1860, at I2u'clo TT defendart’s Montreal Buok. ’ and the other contest- ri y he between ee ing deserived property, to wit: All eee gi, top, cVizins, Menta Boy | fied Ferfmers, ___ mari. eek ponte ats te civ of Wanhigiocn Cs kaatber wid ing. They snowed little fatigue and | wy Giicwp, very S{Wiy asd wees oheas: will bo seen that h 3 in the eats of Washington, D wh is thes will not leave the boards (so beat Toe Ure aad Water Toes ; at low price, at 6 -giasses” are reco: and levied upon as the property of Parry, great is their desire for the purse) bsfore M: x4 the P} jelphis nfectionery, corner and F Presumed to and will be sold to satisfy Judica’s No. to Oo- Somat Seeds hares Lien es |= mare nt «| rgdtom Whe une by hone i Tore (hs id | tobe! tom ion favor of damen - Stowa. ie corper oO} si H > 5 . aa ~ » is the great poi ‘traction. Good mueic desi: of these ii nt instrumentalities. Dr, W. bas ‘ot of Columbia. and good ohteor awaite those that may pay's visit. | gad Thom for aschenee et iB ones, Will always = iain be ernereral trees “4097 | guar ata Messe or Deri of Colum —= ALE—A N Oo AN, who ees — = Man's Dause Surrs, first-rate cook and bread-maker: is very ind v On the 24th instant, Mra. CHISLER, wife ofthe | Yeurms’ Danes Men's Business Switty | rious strieliy hearst Wil bead for leas than ie oe ee 1 te Martin Chisler, aged 74 y. % i fouths’ Business Suits, now an ee aon objeot ~ a Having leased and fitted up the large He: funeral wil take pl m the residence of | CurLaEn’s Dazss South. Canbe id mended. N. Store-house, No. 425 Nev-nth street her son, corner of North Capitol street and New 3 is. | Seetamaiens eaten gha'waon ie ier thsizrenn b tween G and H ten doors south of York avenue, on to morrow, atJo’clock p.m. * N Ww. le choot Suits Ve * Sogn those wt BARNARD jeirown | iy old stand, I would respectfully cali the 2 ST re a aren | Sra Hein omuatakameesygemertalg | aos, <P © WA SARD, ASSiig | Nout ayaa eattomerg ae tbe an cece ef Friday. the 234 instant, of pnuemonia, Mrs. | SanOUNCS that their now ready for inspection. It qYOLTON'S GENERAL ATL CONTAIN- | LINE to give mes call pu ing, as my Le wink hess Te invited Trcomprised of an styortment atlemen’s and ! Cie steal pate Maps and Be erat goods have been bought «xolusve aly ‘onal and ty attend her funeral on Monday afternoon, at 3] Youths’ Clothing of the newe:t and richest designs perial folio rheets. accompanied by. descriptions, will be heaper they can be bougat-in any ofelock team ier romdomcs on K etrect, between in material, trimming, and workmanship. in Streraphicsl, Statistioal, and Historical. by’ Rich: | Tike seaigeesctcume d and J » NO, le Pay 5 ee fo Te Ses, » Morocco back ES eee ived. pote | left us, | ape een and corners ; Sis. Wink number of Maps SHADES se Fh Pe ee Waar love iy foel : for. stock , Plans 17, on I'5 sheets. and 16 ‘letter-; on hath :, | cit; very re- For sale NCHARD & U CHLY. eis canal car smiees heal,” * 7 rary | mar 14 vo corner Lith st, and Pe. ev, marlo-3wd&ectw No, 4: rh G and H, THE LATEST NEWS. TELEGRAPHIC. = Impertant from Mexice. New ORLeAxs, March 23.— wie of the 14th have oe weoelved oo Miramon bom the city on the 13th, do- ing but little damage A detachment of Miramon's troops at Alvarado were attacked and completely routed by the Lib- erals On the lith a flag of truce was sent to Juarez, which resulted in suspension of hostilities A military congress composed of the chiefs of the two armies and representatives of the foreign governments met on the same evening, but the result was not known It was re, that Miramon had abandoned the siege, deserted his army and taken refuge on board the French fleet Miramon’s communication with the Interior ‘wes entirely cut off. The City of Mexico bad pronounced against Miramon, and his army there was deserting him Tampico advices of the lth state that General Garza returned and resumed the Governor ship. The city was quiet. The United States marines were still there Yucatan dates are to the Ifth. The excitement about the cession of the island continued. The fruit crop was short. Executie! hilip Lynch Movst Hotty, N.J., March 22.—Philip Lynch, the murderer of George Coulter, of ntown. in September last, was executed in the jail yard here this morning, at half-past 11 o'clock. He made no address upon the scaffold, but declared his innocence fis iritual adviser, Father Bowles. attended bim all the morning, but could not make any impression upon him. After hang- ing thirty minutes be was taken down and placed in-bis coffin and deposited in one of the cells of the prison, where he remains until to morrow, when he will be forwarded to his friends in Bordentown. Democratic Meeting in Hartford. Haxtrorp, Conn., March 22—Caleb Cushing addressed an audience of five thousand people in this city thisevening. Tbe meeting was beld in the large National Hall, erected for the Demo- crats for this campaign to accommodate their immense audience It was a splendid speech of close reasoning and stirring appeals to the triotism of the le. He argued that the doc trines of the Republicans teedid to the mostdan- gerous results. The brilliant effort of the orator was received with great Syren and enthu- siasm. It was the largest and most significant meeting ever assembled in this city Naval—Arrival of the Preble, etc. New Onteans, March 23 —The sloop-of-war Preble is below, with the rm mainder of e pre: steamers’ prisoners, from Vera Croz. All tne ofticers and crew were well. The Preble brings nothing additional in relation to affairs at Vera Cc New Yorx, March 24 —Dates from Pernambuco to the 22d February have been received. The l 8. brig Dolphin was to sail for Babia the next day All were wel! Lovisvinte, March 22 —At the railroad con vention which met here yesterday, twenty-six roads were represented. Resolutions were unani mously passed recommending the early construc c on of a roilroad bride over the falls of the Oh o river, and invoking the early approval by Con gress of Senator Wright's bill for a railroad and telegraph line trom the Mississippi river to the Pacific. Arrey if Alleged Pirate and Murderer. New York, March 24 —The alleged pirate and murderer of the sloop A_E. Johnson, bas been arrested in Providence. His real name is Alfred W. Hicks, and belongs to Foster, R. I ————~—— Arrival of Sir Wm. Gore Ouseley New York, March °4.—The ro; mail steam ship Karnak, via Havana, brings as Sir ger Wm re (fseley, late British Minister to Ce: - tral Au New York, March 24.—The steamship Etne from Liverpool on the 10th, arrived here this morn ing. Her advices are anticipated by the Canada Alexandria Markets. ALEXANDRIA, March 24 —Flour—Family $7268 $5; Extra $6 1226.25; Supertine $5.47. Wheat —white. fair to g » Sl Sual.o5; red $1.40a1 43 Corn—white 70471; mixed 7latic; yellow T2a76c. Rye Safe. Oats 4c. Corn Meal 75080c. per busbel. Secds—Timothy $3a83.70; Clover $5.25 @%.550. Provisions—Butter, roll, l$m20c., bacon 10c. Pork $7a$7.50, Lard Waltc. Whisky 2te Uwe Baltimore Markets. Battimore, March 24 — Flour closed quiet; Howard street is held at $5.87, but only @5.75 wee offered Wheat closed firm and unchanged Corn closed steady; yellow 7a7Ic., white 70: 72¢ Provisions closed unchanged. Whisky closed dullat at 22ya23e New ¥ Markets. New Yorx, March “4 —Flour is beavy; Stute $5.'5a5.25; Ohio $5.95a6.10; Southern $5 6 QU. W beat bus a declining tendency; sales unimpor- tant. Corn is dull and beavy; white ard we 74a7Sc. Pork fis quiet; mess $17 25al7 75; old prime $12 5001137; new do. $14 25a14.37. Lard s steady at 10jgall,c. Whisky is dull at 224. Fenancial New Yorn, March 24.—Stocks opened bettr but closed weik; Chicago and Rock Isiand 643 ; Camberland Coal Co. 13%; Miinois Central share 61; Michigan Southern .2\%; New York Central 74%; Reading 414; Mo. 6's BOX. A. ener nagar yi = and Female Physician, Sprecaate the atiention of mothers, her SOOTHING SVRUP, For Children Teething, Which greatiy f of soften: tag the" gee, reducing ail fasmmetiec oil’ alay Sec Pain ax T epasmodic action, and ie SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depevd vpon it, mothers, it will give reat to yourselves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS We bave pur up and eold chis article for over ten years, and CAN $4¥, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of when timely weed. 5 ~ ta Tustanee of dies =| SOOTHING |*+, ‘us 4 Or SYRUP, ch te jes SUCCESS in ror THOUSANDS OF CASES. from pein, bet te: the y,and gives tone and whole system. It will almost instantly relies Bows.s axp Winn Cotte, Hens, which, if not remedie ses of DYS- RHG@A IN CHIL: Fell directiocs for using will ac 4 Bulees the facsimile e is on the eutaids wrapper 2 thronghont the world No. 13 Ceder Street, N.Y. 8 per Bortie. crounobly MOREA ee oe OF M B ; : T iH REOM a" icRENEDYS Fever and Agues, 8. ‘ounds of every descr Admitted and its Superiority Preparations being now 88 [nirersally Com dees it entirely unnecessary to enlarge on 5" mer- ite so well and cenerally established. But for the information of those who may not be aware of reat virtues of th's ma icine, we beg to direct at- Efnrion to the following certificates of well known pitiz "1 itimore = a Barrimore, Feb. 17, 189. Mr. James McDonnel!.—Dear : Allew me to bear testimony to the efficacy of * Dr Montarde’s Miraculous Pain Killer” Having had a ee severe pain in my back, (so great wits schrosly stand,) ‘applied the Pain Killer at t day traces whate . me ours tralys ey SOmibriN, 17 South a8 street, Baltimore Batrisone, —y ~f ee. J a .. Agent Mon ore PF nero mn Pain Killer and er French vemedy.—Dear Sir: Pi: Boot *, Dottie of Dr. Montarde's Miraculous Killer and Great French Remed: pee sent me. Tn my case it hae ind P sed severe ie for bs wag raculous.” 1 used it for ‘of Rhew Pletely oa cneorfall And Teo Hundred oth 5 4 be Biota aes Jobe tensa. . Culver. 265 5 =, Ciscoe mar 2) r.T s-lyr