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FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED having purchase

Il the EXCLUSIVE AGENCY for the sale of
IA X A NIX : SCALES
in the Southern States respectfully invite the attention of
the business world to the superiority of these Scales
every other description of weighing machines The
bearings broad knife edges placed polished steel
faces, dressed and leveed that the knife edge bearings
rest equally throughout their achote length, and in every
point skill and fidelity hare OGriated all tendency TO de-
TdngeIaeRt and 1cedr.
These scales have been subjected to the SEVERFST
TESTS all the principal Railroads in the United States
and England and in every branch of business throughout
world and their uniform accuracy and great dnrahii
ty, have gained for them the reputation of being THE
STANDARD FROM WHICH THERE CAN RE- No
APPEAL At the Worlds Fair in New York and the last
four Exhibitions of the Maryland Institute they have re-
ceived the FIRST PREMIUMS ' ~ -
In me cSe Oh bren rs Reese in the Court of Common
Pleas October 1854 of Baltimore city the learned nd@c
declared IN open Court that Fairbanks Scales beig he
Gorenme1 standard and their accuracy haui,g been de-
t'leG beyond az question all legGiSSueS must be decided
n me tac0r" Wsare prepared fill orders for Counter
r0r.aDle, Dormant, Hay, Coal, Railroad Canal Sc
SCALES, at manufacturers prices '
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No Fire Risks taken since Nov
1855, when the New Orleans
Agency discontinued
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THIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE- that The snI

TE1lS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
Il scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bal
tn0re City letters testamentary the of JOHN
MATTHIAS, late of said City deceased persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased hereby
to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof the
scrber or to William A. Fisher Attorney No so St Paul
street, on or before the Dist day of September next they
may otherwise, by law be excluded from all benefit of
SAID estate All persons indebted to said are
quested to make immediate payment. Given under nv
hand, this 10Th day of March, 1858.
JACOB REESE,
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COTT & HEW ES


H l. l. | c OFT & HEW Els,
- SO EXCHANGE PLACE,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
with particular attention paid to the sale of BUTTER
Al all seasons of the year. have every grade and
style OF BUTTER, and the Agents Of the Dairy
men, receiving it direct from the farms think that we
ought to be able to give entire satisfaction in price and
quality. Now in store and arrv wing
so Packages Of prime Goshen.
so Tubs and Firkins of New York State
$50 Kegs of GladeS.
200 Kegs of Western Pennsylvania.
65 Kegs Virginia.
$50 Kegs and 10 Bbls. Oho--3O0 very small Kaos er
shipping, and 80 Bbls. prime fresh Roll 20 "
Also-30O Bushels DRIED APPLES and PIE ACurS. 70
Kegs of LARD; GO Boxes EASTERN CHEESE q Ooo
KNIFE BRICK SO Bags GROUND NUTS 9 Boxes Viz
glnld IIl T. h11NDo anu . bales WOOL. fe22 If
NEW UPHOLSTERY.
~ AND PAPER HANGINGS STORE
NO. NORTH CHARLES STREET,
~ Near Baltimore street
Inc subscribers invite the attention of Citizens and
strangers to their new Spring Stock of Goods consisting
FURNITURE CHINTZEs AND COVERINGS,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, CURTAIN MAihhALS,
LACE CURTAINS, VESTlBULE LACkS,,- poer,rrr,,,
CORNICES, BANDS, AND koSEITES,
VELVET Git AND PLAIN WINDOW SHADES, &c.
pAPER HA GINGS.
Fine and low prices Parlors Halls Chambers Dir
Rooms, &c. SINoLtIh q i I'm 10
ap6-eod5t NJ 'Noih Shsr
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/ A b EZ ID. PR A TT .
II NJ . 4 L.
~ TO STRAW GOODS DEALERS, NILLINERS, HAT

| TIERS, and the PUBLIC.
RICH AR ID HILL
Respectfully announces his friends and the public
that he has removed his WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL STRAW HAT MANDATORY from No Is
McClellans alley to his and commodious Factory
corner of SHARP and GERMAN STREETS. where he has
ample facilities for carrying business in ali
its various branches, including BLEACHING PRESSING
| and DYElNG BONNETS and HATS of all descriptions
n. b. Constantly hand full assortment of fashion
able BONNET FRAMES, CROWNS, &c. mrl63m
| a. ENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS Cleaned
~ and Repaired the shortest notice and on the most
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IT o r r E N L :
UP T 0 " p 4 r K.

This residence is in the North Western section of the
City The house is adapted to the of large family
the ouhouses are extensive and the grounds comprising
ten acres, in good order. The garden could be
very productive
FOR further particulars apply to
,I,r
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
IL TIMORE CITY-Walter T. Allender as James Biays
Mary Allender Walter a. Price. Anna j. Price jose,
phine A. Price, William P. Buckner, Mary Buck
ner, William Loney, Rebecca Loney, The Vestry of
Saint Andrews Church in the city of Baltimore, Leonard
Echholtz, Catharine Eichhoz, Andrew fryer Elizabeth
fryer, John FranciScus and Anna Franciscus.
The Bill of Complaint this case sets forth deed of
bargain and sale, dated 18th july 1871, and
the Land Records of Baltimore county in Liber
e. No. No. folio % &c whereby Elizabeth Myers of alti
city, and Leonard Eichhotz Catharine his wife
Andrew Tryel, Elizabeth his wife. John Francscus and
Anna his wife Lancaster county Pennsylvania for val
liable consideration received by them conveyed to joseph
Aender and James Smyth, in fee simple, certain parcel
OF ground therein described lying within the present lin
its of Baltimore city upon trust convey the same when
reasonably requested to such persons might
be entitled to receive the same the of the Trinity
Church i'll the city of Baltimore and the said Smyth having
died leaving the sd JOS Alender surviving him, and the
said Joseph Aender having since died that the execu
ton of the trust has devoved the complainant (who is
of the said Joseph he represents that the said Trinity
Church Society has been dissolved and states other facts
tending to makeit eXpedent necessary that the said
parcel of ground should be sod and he prays
thorty be given for the sale thereof and the appc
ton of the proceeds to the satisfaction of any charges that
may exist on said property and the payment of the debts
OF SAID Trinity Church and especially debt due the
ofthe said Joseph Aender deceased tone of whose Exec
utors he ISL that such other disposition may
of said parcel of ground the Court may equitable
and proper And nasmuch as it is represented that
SAID Leonard Echholtz Catharne Echholz Andrew Try
Elizabeth Tryer John FanciScuS and Anna Fancisc
residents of this State and it cannot he scrand
whether they dead living and if dead who are their
heirs, devisees legal representatives, or whether they
have left any 1t is thereupon this sixth day of March
A. d. 1858, Adudged and Ordered that the Complainant
by causing copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in Baltimore city once in each of five
consecutive weeks next ensuing the date of this order
give notice to the said resident defendants and parties
entitled to claim under them of the substance and object of
said Bill and warning them appear in this in per
son or by solicitor on or before the fifteenth day July
1888 to answer the premises and show if any they
have why Decree ought not topass as prayed
WM GEO. KREBS.
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Total amount of Premiums. 81 us, 156 co
Earned Premiums during the year ending as
aforesaid 81 4N3 sos 9A
Less return PREMIUMS 90 64656
Net Earned Premiums ..........,... 81 1903, $50 81
Losses during the same period =
On Marine Risks, (less Savings)
&c.l.........- ............... $977 50393
On lnpd Navigation and Trans
portatiOn Risks. 29S4097
Sl,OO7 ,3I4 81
Expenses during the year...... 34,75OoO
Re-nsurances during the year. 95,S497l
-- 1,137, 81
Profits rs
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ME w BOOK
~ THE PITTS STREET CHAPEL LECTURES, de
ivered in Boston by Clergymen of six different denomi
nations during the winter of 1858. l vol.
inst published and for sale by
CUSHINGS & BAILEY,
Stre
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ap7-ti

MARYLAND SAVINGS INSTITU-
1Vl TION-Notice is hereby given the Stockholders
that an ELECTION for FIFTEEN DIRECTORS of this
Institution will be held at the office of the Institution
No. SO South Charles street, MONDAY 18th of April
between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ and IL O'Clock
noon WILLIAM BAKER Pres,t
ap110t
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II SMITHS " harf.
NOTICE TO CALIFORNIA BOND HOLDERS
WELLS FARGO Il co prepared to receive the
old Bonds of the State of California transport the
Sacramento City, and procure ones in accordance
with the Act of 2sth April 1857 and return this
city
fe26 eo1y Ohice-S2 Broadway New York
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=. ~ .tng population. II stato Go'erorneHs
.uld be Organized now, this element would have
Che POWER. The Deliberate managers calculate
that their party cannot OF course, be injured py
putting Of the organization of a state and BY some
GCdsend may possibly in The course OF time stand
q chance Of coming into power 20 tLey are IN
favor Of putting IL of al iHfRduT, or until t.seli
chance comes. In addition 10 the hostile Interest,
thors j. another, based upon the expectation OF
rlundoT which is opposed 10 the organization oi a
State because such an organization wo1ld defeat
it, schemes. This - union Tor The inonoP'I! "i
he railr0ad lands coming to Kansas NOM We
Federal Government, and il made up Of three d.
tngui.hed exGOyernOrs OF Kansas AZ chiet-, beside
a host Of greedy supernuucfar.es. Two OF lbc.e
ey.Goyerrors ore Democratic, and one cx-tree
State. Those men have cot all tire machinery sr-
RANGED t. carry through project ny "hcn the
Delaware Reserve is 20 be appropriated to ther"wn
peryonal sggrandizement ard that OF their especial
friends unGer cover Of railroad grant IL i
understood to be essential to the success OF
M, undertaking that it should backed up
By the local Government. Now, thIs BACK
inc up the Territorial Government my be re-
lied on 10 90: bu. a State Government you'd be
sure to rcpupiate it. The Territorial Legisla-
ture was ell cted on an appointment made b. the
Border Rulian Legislature, which refuses any rep
reecr.a,iOn 10 more than one-ha tde poPulilion ol
the Territory. so thu il in their hands; and with
the Executive officers appointed by buchanan, they
can Depend on he whole Of i at my time. These
gentlemen are all. therefore, firm friends Of Ter
Yiioy, and ore quite oyerpcwered at the idea Of as
suming the responsibilities Of Il State Government.
1 have heard some Of them myself argue, how
eyer in times past, that 'ho per cent OF the pro-
cceds Of the saIcs of the public lsnds made within
the State, due from the Federal Government,
would morc tban pay the first expenses cl the state
Government, ii We could only get into the Union
as State t.jOre ali the best lands were sold They
aIe now An favor of wanting until by the regular
operation of the English Aci We can get into the
Union some time after the next Presidential cleo
ton. In The mean time they all calculate on
fsathcrirg their nests by pundering the helpless
, pcople of Kansas OF their railroad lands. " Hon
est, honest lsgo - REPUBLICAN,.
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esponieace Of Tie N. Y. Tribune.

Co-reslon1 ..ce OF The " Y. Tribune.
AUBCRs, y, y, Dec. I, 1853.
Great excitement existed in tie Auburn State Prison
Thursday, the "a inst, resulting almct in perfect
outbreak auorg the conyicts in that Institution The
facts follows.
A negro convict, by the name Of More, on Nelnes-
day, was overheard mut;errg threats against force
Nan IN his shop the liane Shop, and seen sharp
eIirg knife. The foreman, deeH-ns biz hls IN dan
ger, Immediately entered compliant against More,
when tie latter taken u bis eel aid coniae until
about 10 O'clock THURSDAY forenoon, when he was
removed by his keeper, Baker, and the Deputy Wax.
den, Il. + Gnck, 10 b. taken t. the bath .,r
punishment. As More was leirg taken from bi. eel
in one o. lie wing. Of tie prison. he broke away from
h-h keeper, down into tie center nd and a 10
biz shop. 4 convict from the machine shop pgIsusd
erd caught lin as he in tie &c. Of enteri the
shop. The keeper ami Deputy Warden seized More,
Conveyed him u tie shower-ba;h, paiOned and thrust
Inn Tito the rack, and, amid the shoutngs
and p,esdiDgs OF the poor, helpless negro, l,t
tLree barrel. Of water onto his heed-ibe pun
lament, Boxer sitsrgari tes.ifo occupying hall
al hour. After ell the water was Used Up on The
negro, he was taken frem the bath, ming AM dying
ard Immediately carried the hospital, vhers he died
in five minutes after bis edmt.srce. The feet Of il
death became Known at once IN the prison and a. 3
O'Clock p m, the cOnyicts marching 10 Their
cells from the shops the companies from the haue and
macile shops caught ght Of tie ooayic who assilei
in catching More, e. he was flying to his shop, and
Immediately broke their ranks and, in a body rushed
after him, crying XII him. xiii him. Tho con-
wet managed to evade them: and after the most in.
tne excitement. the rio, was subdued and the rioters
securely locked in their cells Coroner sszer bel AL
iDquest Oh the body Of the dec.asei More. Baker,
tie keeper, swore that More was naturally good
uatured-alwsys laughing, but hat when crossed in
his purposes bis temper terrble that he wa per-
feoty healthy, robust snd active hat be vent iE,o e
bath with eres; reluctar &c, aad put IT, lis limbs
adjusted and Lis head occurred 10 the hopper only ~
the united exertion, of three strong men. Baker aso
testified that Mere eived three barrels Of water ard
that be Cursed AMI threatened begged aud ent-eaed
during tie punishment; that yhen taken from the bath
besppealed kind swsak like and coui hardly stand
when t.ey wiped him, and threw some b.ankey over
him TIA, in a few moments he ie oser, Gaping. and
was conveyed to tie hospi... Dr. Cha. G. Van Anien
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LATER FROM NEU-MEXICO.


From Tie 81 J0scri G4.efis, Nor. q.
We have been perm itted 70 zee letter written 70
gentleman in this city, dated Santa Fe, Oct. 81, To-
which the writer states tcat received III that
city the evening previous of en- attack upon Fort De-
f0Ice by the Navajo Indians. the Ind sns were re.
pulsed with loss of about 90 killed; the troops
ieIing loss Of four men. The Indians .lso drove Oh
alerge number OF horses belonging to Il Government
TIE enigraIts who We're attacked at the crossing Of
the Colorado by the Mohave Ind ans arrived a. AlDu-
gu,rque in a destitute condition. having lost about
StO1ead Of cattle, horses aud mules together With all
their provisions and equpage. Their wagons were
left the Colorado, ana they had u return to Albu
quorque foot, distance u nearly Go mlss rea-ly
naked, and with n0thf To eat but beef.
The war III New Mexico Will probably be one Of
long duration, and 1t VII require troops than
row in that country TO bring tae Indians to suhection
At the pTeseLt time the Nayaos, NJ ohavss and Dig
gers all hostile 10 the whites, and sil not Mrs
Opportunity OF cutting oil any Small party tLa may at
tempt 10 pass through their country.
Tie California mail, under contract Of Barrow
Porter Co., LEFT Santa r. for Stockton the 18th
u in charge OF Mr.. Wn. &. Smith and ioarteen men,
who aye determine ed t. go u rough If possible. Fearr
entertained ct santa 70 that the returning mail
party from California upon that route NAV be cut OF
by tie Indians oi to Colorado Ia al probs bity they
have received Intelligence al the other end of the route
al d e attack made upon the erigrant party and viii
be well pIs pared fer any emergency.
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