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BALTIMORE Coal CoMpANY's CoAL.
For the convenience of those living at great distance
Office, orders will be received on our account at
the following named Drug stores:
Messrs. Moore Emory, Howard and Madison SITS
N. ii. Jennings x Co, No. IS n. Charles Street
Jno. W. Barry Co, cor. Baltimore and Pearl
Streets.
Mr.. Edwin Earcckson, Baltimore and Caroline SITS
And at our OFFICE, No. 60 SECOND STREET
DOBBIN < WAKEFIELD,
my15-tf Sole AGENTS
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WHEELER u WILSON MANUFACTURING Co.'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
For Families, Manufacturers and Others
"ln our own family one of Wheeler & Wilson'S
machines and we cannot imagine anything perfect
Ed. ". y. Evangelist
l26 BALTIMORE STREET, American Building,
lett. W. MERRILL, Agent
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99-FoR SAvANNAH.-The steamer "CITY OF
NORFOLK will positively sail SATURDAY 22d instant
at o'clock 7. VI.
SHIPPERS will please send down their freights to the
Company's wharf, Union Dock my2l d
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'FHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICETH Attn +,

sUIsCTINtT mas obtained from the OrDhnns Court Of
blmore CITY letters Of administration on the personal
estate OF ANN HALL late of Baltimore CITY DECEASED All
persons having claims against the deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber on or before the twentieth ay of No
next they may otherwise by law be excluded from
All penent OF said estate Given under NV hand this 10Th
day of April. 1858. W CARVE IT All avn
aIvl
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True copy, test, W. II. H. TURNER, Crk.
M 1aut ptvA
THIS is mo- GIVE NOTICE ruAr

ih'' ~ ~ NlN Ia NOIICE THAT
the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Oh baltimore City letters of administration ON the personal
s'e vi JAcob HofN, late of said city, deceased. All
persons having aims against the said deceased ar
nerepy warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
ereot 10 the subscriber before the first day of No
sehpet next they may otherwise, by law he excluded
IRON al benefit of said estate All persons indebted to
sald estate are requested to make immediate payment
1Neh under my hand this 26th day of April 1858
LOUISA r. HORN, Administrators
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THIS TSTOGIVE NOTICE thai 1be snh

scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bal
more City, letters estamenary on the personal estate f
1oHErH FAlE REdeceaSed. All persons having claims
S1 lhe sIlu deceased are hereby warned exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof 10 the snbecrr n
OF before the 10Th day of October next they NAV otherwise
ny law, De excluded from all benefit said estate All
persons indebted to said estate requested TO make
immediate payment, Given under my hand this Dist
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BANK OF ,o,,rsnor n.o,,,,-n,
This Bank RECEIVES DEPOSITS AND GRANTS
DISCOUNTS Makes Advances on Collections and paper
deposited for sale, and tr;nsacts the
EXCHANGE BUSINESS
In all its departments.
COLLECTIONS
Receive special attention Returns made with PROMPT
ness at a charge of ONE QUARTER OF ONE PER CENT
COMMISSION " '' =
pondence and ~
A LARGE CASH CAPITAL
We are enabled to transact favorable terms busi
ness nrusted to our care O' ~
my3n Pani,o,
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PENNINGTON & READ
"l,--ia"4" lRl Law Building
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans, Court
estate of JOSEPH p GRANT late of said ctv deceased
All persons having claims against said deceased are
nefe"y warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
tere"i 10 the subscriber before first day of Ma
vemoer next they may otherwise by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate All persons indebted 10
s,nd estate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 2lst day of April 1853
EDW'D b. GRANT Administrator
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JOHN GlTTlNGs BENZ II. WILLIAMS
EOHN S. CUTTINGS s. Co.
~ BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS'
CORNER SOUTH AND SECOND STREETS
Buy and sell on commission Stocks and Securities of this
and other markets. - 1850
ADVANCES made on Stocks Notes and other Collat
erals negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans
INTEREST allowed on deposits, and Banking bushes
transacted generally anotf
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Sankers ano 3roktrs.

ISRAEL. COHEN.
Il STOCK, BILL AND NOTE BROKER,
No 5 NORTH STREET,
Buys and sells commission all the Securities of tbis
ana other markets. negotiatcs Notes Loans &c my4 If
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OIlCE.-ln compliance with the provls-
IONS OF an Act of the General Assembly of Maryland
passed at Dec Session 1919, entitled Gan Act relating to
stock held by nonresdent and provide an easy mode
Tor transferring the same NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that JAN DE lIAAN, Pr of Amsterdam kingdom of Meth
erlandS has departed this life and that the time of his
death ne was possessed of and entitled the following
Stocks Sixty Shares of Stock in the Merchants Bank of
baltimore and Four Thousand Dollars Five Per Cent
Stock of the State Of Maryland Said Jan de Ham Pr
auy executed ms last will and thereby appointed the
dersigned, p. de Ham, Jr D. de Ham and A de Ham
r. his executors thereof who have been duly authorized
I" at as such by the laws of the Kingdom Netherlands
ana ny the authority of said Act of 1919 The undersigned
al the expiration of one month from this date trans
fer the above mentioned Stocks
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the sub
scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Balt
city letters testamentary the estate of AMUE
HOPKINS late of said city deceased All persons Lay
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the thereof to Henry
u Loney MS attorneE No 81 Lexington street on or be
ore the Sth dy OF November next they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said estate All
persons indebted to said estate requested to make i'm
mediate payment. Given under NV hand thiS 1Sth
day Of May, 1858
wlwE
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SHOES, HATS AND BONNETS
~ TlNGES 4 ALLNUTT,
20 M MISSION MEL CHAN TS,
- 245 and 247 BALTIMORE STREET,
Offer to the trade prices advances
large ana well assorted stock of fresh goods, direct from
importers and manufacturers consisting in part of
SHOES and BOOTS, of all leading kinds.
Uh ana WOOL HATS, of every variety.
LEGHoRN and other STRAW HATS Tan, Brown, Sill
yer Grey, White and Mixed
-bLooMERS and FLATS, trimmed and untrimmed.
And full assortment of
B0NNETS,
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VIM. II. II. TURNER, Clerk

The creditors of John VI. Saney, Sr notified to file
their claims with the Clerk the Superior Court in pu
suance Of the terms of the above order.
myl2 3aW3W Isl CHARLES MARSHALL,
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mylO17,24l' True copy, test, W IL H. TURNER, Crk.
GEORGE WEIGEL vs.. ELIZABETH WEIGEI
N The CIRCUIT COURT OF RAITL

~ I IITI OIFNtUII COUNT OF BAITI-
MORE CITY, April y, 1SjS.-The object of the bill
IN thlS case Is to procure divorce rincuI0 aarioji
pe,WSGn the "mpainant, George Weigel defend
ant, Elizabeth Weigel
The bill states, that about years AFRO the said Gao
Mclgl contracted marriage with said Elizabeth Weioel
that on the seventh Of April she left said complainant
IN company with man, with whom she had been Iivn,5
in adultery for long time 7
1t is therefore adjudged and ordered that the complan
ant by causing copy of this order inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Baltimore once in
each OF four successive weeks before the 24h dy of Nav
give notice to the said absent defendant of the object and
substance OF the bill of complaint warn her to appe
IN TINS Court in person by icitor before the
Zth oil August next, to answer the premises shew
cause, if any she has why decree ought not to PASS a.
prayed. - -
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FREDERICK b. GRAF.
a FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND BILL BROKER
has kEhoN ED his office from 80 s Gay street to No is
SECOND STREET, up stairs i'll Mcssrs Hugh Jenkins X
Co.'S building, opposite the Post Office my17-ImN
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q OTlCE.-Neither the Captain nor Con
signees of the Sican Brig ATTIVO will be respon
sbe for any debts contracted by the of the said
az
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Il TlMoRE ClTY;-6th May. 1S5S-Ordered that the
sale made and reported by James Mason Campbell Trns
tee Tor the sale Of the mortgagcd Real Estate in this cause
MENTIONED he ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown before the ls ay of Nav
instant Provided, copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed Baltimore once in each of three
successive weeks before the said day of Nav instant
The Report states the amount of sales to he IS 500
unIn A.I.
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n THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Raj.

ET parr GEORGE KERR and GEORGE MORRIS In
the matter of the mortgage to William Morris
deceased by Thomas Camper on the 18th of june 4 u
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SARAH JANE MITCHELL RS. JOHN MTTCITETT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT E0p piI
RCUIT COURT FOR BAL

Il TlMORE CITY.-1st May. IS5S-Ordered that tb
sale OF the property Sharp street. part of the undivided
estate OF NICHOLAS STRIKE deceased as made and no
ported by Julina Middlemore, Trustee be ratified ana
confirmed unless cause to the contrary be shown on or
before the 9th instant Provided copy of this order he
published once week for three successive weeks bef
that day in some daily newspaper printed and published
in this city ~ P'"
The report states the amount of sales to be sl2lO
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-04-07

EThe Portage County Democrat is
strongly opposed to an adjourned session
of the Legislature. 1t says, "we are
sorry tina. legislature whose majority i.
so par,izan in its character, and so unscru.
pulous in its action, is to have its power
perpetuated by an adjournmenl-and
most Of all are we sorry that any Repub-
lican member of either house is willing
to lend his sanction to any such proce-
dure--and we unhesitatingly and empha.
tically say, that any Republican Who by
a deliberate act, will contribute to give
length Of days to such a Legislative body,
deserves the rebuke, condemnation and
reputation Of his constituency"
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-04-07

Evening Union Prayer Meeting in
the East End.-A prayer meeting will
be held in the church now occupied by
the Pilgrim Mission Sabbath school, at
the corner of Fifth and Lock streets, at
II o'clock this evening. This ls intend.
ed for the benefit Of the mechanics and
laboring men ON the hill side, east Of
Deer creek. aud Others in that neighoor.
hood. Tonight will be the first meeting,
and as the trustees Of the Sabbath school
have rendered the use Of the building, u
will be held as often as those interested
shall desire.
PrayerMeetings for Especial Church
es.-Prayer Meetings will be held every
evening this week in the Ninth-street
Baptist Church. All Christians are in
vited to attend. Prayer Meetings will be
ifeld this evening, and on Thursday and
Saturday evenings, in the leclure.room of
Christ's Church. On Wednesday and
Friday evenings of this week, prayer
meetings will be held, we believe, in
nearly all the churches Of the city.
GREAT REVIVAL IN A SABBATH SCHOOL.
A revival has been commenced in the
Second Mission Sabbath School, located
on Fourth street, between Wood and
Stone. Last evening, the teachers and
scholars of the school, and the residents
of the neighborhood, assembled at a
prayer meeting. The room was full,
nearly all the scholars being present.
After several prayers, and the singing Of
some beautiful hymns. the leader OF the
meeting called upon gentleman to pray,
and stated that before it was offered, ii
there were any present who desired the
prayers of Gods people in their behalf, II
they would signify it by rising, they
would be remembered al the Throue Of
Grace. About forty rose to their feet,
and all joined in prayer TO God.in then
behalf. .....t
Before the close of the meeting, it was
stated that if any desired to remain few
moments after the close of the exercises,
to converse on the subject of religion, ar
opportunity would be offered. Thirty one
remained. and were conversed with and
prayed for by The brethren who were
present. It was solemn sight to behold
these "Httle lambs" inquiring the way
to Zion.-Gn. Times, Of March 29h
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-04-07
New York Burglars in Limbo.

The Mayor was informed, Thursday,
that two fancy burglars from New York
were stopping at the st. Clair HOTEL
Officers were detailed to arrest them,
which was done. They gave their names
respectively as Benjamin Williams and
Daniel Donaldson. Williams stated that
they came up from Cincinnati to Ports
mouth, and left the latter place some five
days ago, arriving in this city Thursday
morning. Donaldson stated that he had
followed the sea. and arrived in New York
in the U. s. ship jamestown, from q
cruise on the African coast, on the 9th oI
January last.
"A emoplete set Of burglars tools was
found ia Donaldson's possession--"out
sidefs,D Jimmy skeleton keys, wards
bits, &c,--ihe most perfect complement
of those tools peihaps ever seen in thl
city. 'f
Williams is about i've feet eleven inches
IN height, slim build, with prominen
features. black eyes and hair, goatee ant
mopstache. Not over thirty. T4siefull.
dressed. t.... ..,
Donaldson is about FIVE feet seven in
ches in height heavy build. full rounc
features, light complexion, and has three
India ink marks on the left hand near the
thumb. He seemed particularly anxious
not 10 be committed for more than fuul
or FIVE days, and promised to leave tb'
city on the first train, when released.
They we're committed thirty days each
In the meantime, we shall probably hea
Ofsome Of their dOings elsewhere. The
hadn't an opportunity TO operate 10 Pitts
burgh. Pitts. Dis.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-04-07

SANTA ANNA ON HIS WAY TO Mexico.
--Ex President Santa Anna, accompa-
MED by his family, embarked on the 10Th
ult., al Carthagenia, on board the British
mail steamship Clyde, for ST. Thomas
and Havana. He was doubtless en- route
for Mexico. Id t..Itf AaiID
Santa Anna has been for some years
living at Turbaco. charming village near
Carlhagena, in New Granada, where, for
a time, in the year 1901, the famous
Humboldt also fixed lis residence. Tur-
baco oyerooks the bay Of Carthagena
from height Of two thousand feet, and
The ambition Of the Mexican Napoleon
does not seem to have dwndled away in
that exalted position. Ills passionate
indulgence in his favorite sport Of cock
fighting Gn his love for which by the
way, he has the sympathy ofTno less q
person than The Premier of Great Brittany
has not materially impaired his vas, for
tune and he is now fastening back TO
Mexico either to bring order out Of chaos
after his conception Of order, or to put
matters quite beyond redemption. Some
of the Washington journals profess to'6e
informed that he will resppear aingthe
arena Of his long and restlessllile as the
agen. Of a European alliance committed
to The establishments in MeKico .of an
independent monarchy 20 be conferred
upon Prince Of the House of Bourbon.
But we shall see what weHshalEsee. s'sg
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-04-07

E The. Southern Citizen, John
MitchelI's paper, suggests that Senator
Bell be hung in efigy before the Capitol,
in Nashville, The public will appreciate
at its proper value this insult to a Senator
of the United States, from man who is
not vet citizen Of the country.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-04-07
ANTI LEcoMPToN DEMOCRATS.

l0tal '..........,....... .l2U
We have no inclination 10 dispute with
our brethren of the press, about mere
names but when we know that, of the
92 Republicans who voted against the
"Lecompton swindle," there are at least
go, who are Americans, and indebted 10
the North American party, for The posi-
ton they hold. we regard it as hardly
fair, that the name of the party should be
ignored. If any of these honorable gen
tlemen who are thus indebted to the
American party for their present position
are unwilling to answer 10 the name by
which they were known, at the time Of
their election we should like 10 be inform
ed of it, that we may not be guilty oil
using "misnomer."
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-04-07
Ths pefsnt q he Admini.tration.

The very decisive majority against the
Administration on the Leeomplon Con.
stitution, takes everybody by surprise
The opposition were confident Of success,
but no one yenluSed to predict a majority
of more than four or five. The result
shoxs the impregnable strength Of their
cause, and the grOving acsaEnesS Of the
Administration.
OF The one hundred and twenty men,
bers who voted for CrittendOn's Bill and
against Lecompton ninety.twO are Re.
publicans, twenty-five Democrats and
six Americans.
The Democrats who voted on The side
OF Justice and right deserve all honor for
their independence and resistance to the
dtspotism Of party drill. Let their names
not be forgotten. They put to shame
the Northern doughlaces who betrayed
their constituents By voting for the "dis-
honest and wicked cOnlrivauce" of the
Lecompton Convention. They stood up
alike against the Threats OF the South and
the denunciation Of party organs. They
stood resisted with stoieal frmness the
Establishments Of power and the piofiers
of patronage. They maintained theil
position to the last against all the appIi
ances Of party discipline that could be
brought 10 bear upon them. All honor
then, 10 the brave defenders of tht
right!
But there is another little band Of res
olute men who must not be forgotten
the six SouthAmericans who voted agains
She Administration. Without their aid
is questionable whether the opposition
would have been successful. Had they
thrown their support to the other side
our defeat would have been certain
Pitts. Com. Journal
The roll of honor stands as follows:
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-04-07

The man Who asks no love is a mon
6'er. .seE1- - iaslsb a.Ti Tsdie-.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-04-07

A quantity farms found in the baggage
OF some Liverpool passengers, have been
seized at New York, under the belief that
they were intended for the use Of the
Mormons agaius! this government. gs
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-04-07


BlackvOOd's Magazine for April is on
our table. The table Of contents is as
follows
/" What will he do with ii!" part X.
"Zanzibar, and Two months in east
Africa" part II.
Our Copvicls,"
I" Past and Present"
Stories from Ancient Lind"
." Food and drink"
"Sulivan on Cumberland"
Curiosties of Natural History"
"a few more words from Mr.. John
Company, to Mr.. John Bull"
Price 90 per annum, in advance.
%Address Leonard Scott & Co., rs
Fulton street, N. " u g.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22
Important from New York.


The steamship Austria arrived early this
morning from Hamburg via Southampton,
bringing London papers of July 4th; has
nearly 4G0. passengers; reports heavy ives
terly gales and fog. The entire passage
saw nothing of the telegraph fleet.
y despatch from Washington says a
special messenger left Thursday fer Mex
leo, to Minister Forsyth approving his
suspension of diplomatic intercourse ami
directing the withdrawal Of the legation
and his return home.
y private dispatch from New Orleans,
dated yesterday. says Gen. Quitman lies
at the point of death at Matches lie
could live but few hours
The Austria brings nothing later than
the morning edition of Saturdays Times.
No news in addition to that tclcgraplIe,l
from Halifax.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22
From Washington.

WASmNcroN, July l9--Privaic letters
from McNlco state that Mr.. OtwAy the
British Minister, bal received directions
from bi> government io suspend rcaii,ns
with the Inloaga Government. unless
u disposition was evinre'l by IL toward
making rrpaia'ion to British subjects.
Gen Ward u. Burnett, Surveyor t.rnei.
n ofkan~.,S, ha, ma lie all his appointments
nd will leave for tbc Territory this week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22
Col. johnson i'm salt Lake CITY.

Sr. Lo 4, July. 10Th.
Oar Lcavcnworth dispatch,s of the 18th
per L. ,. Express To Boonvillc, say pri-
vate dispatches from Washington state
that new military posts. are to b. ere ate,B
at Zig IimbcrS and cheyenne Pass.
y ,iisPatcl, from 1T. Jo,epls 18th. saws
that the Salt Lake mail with dates to the
26th had arrived.
Col. Johnston entered the city on the
10Th. Capt. Marcy Is also al headquarters
in this city. The Mormons had been invr
ted to return and take possession of their
deserted homes. Provo IS still the rally
ing point of the MoFmons.
Grass was plenty api Indians peaccable-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22

Mr.. Richards about the working of the
new breaks; probably there had been no
Occasion to put them in use.
The Alice Monroe parted from the Nj
agara shortly after noon Of the 9th and
had lost sight of her about four o. clock
The Agamemnon hal not yet come in
sight The Niagara bad hoped that her
consort would arrive in season to make
another trial that day, but as the weather
was fcggy, though calm, it is hardly prob
able that anything was done OH the 9th.
Two days subsequently the weather was
calm and favorable, but after that there
was another succession of heavy souther-
ly gales, and the weather on the banks as
experienced by the Alice Monroe, was ex-
ceedingly rough.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22
Death Of Mrs. Sherman.

1t is with unaffected pain that we chron-
iclc, this week. the dccease of Mrs NJ G.
Sherman, of Michigan City. Mrs. s. suf-
fcrcd intensely for about nine DAYS from
the wound in her neck. inflicted on the eve
ming Of the third of July by the accidental
discharge of a fire rocket. and expired in
arms of her husband ON Tuesday hast This
unfortunate cn'ling of the celebration at
Michigan Citv--in all other respects JOY
ful day-has thrown pail of gloon over
the spirits of our nci;,l,bors. AMI our own
citizens, which viii mot soon bc ,iislsIIcl.
Mrs Sherman Was beautiful woman, and
IN all respects an c>tinablc and eIc,an. la
ly. comparatively young, AMI the moth
or of an Interesting family of children. the
cruel fate which SO rouyhly tears Itcr away
is sad, ipdccl, and difficult of rccomilia-
ton with the goodnesr of an overriding
Providence in which We are taught 10 i'm
plicitly confde. The friends of the lie
ceasel have our sinccrest sympathies---Le
porte Union.