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On Jews harRs, fillies, fsasts, and plays
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KENTUCKY LIME.

sDURWEL i e 10 RD, having been ap-
I'D appointed as agents for Mum Ken
yfnckyi Lime, are At The public service TO
furnish small or large quantities ,0I the
same. No use to eeolnmend, give II 8
trial. Itstauds on ITS own good ness +
,pr;ee her Barrel atTthe Mharf4boats ri.
Pheasant. s ,2o. All orders win meet
pfl Pleasant. JuneR4. 1855, lv2ngtf. IS
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CoaIS Ssribsr informs the inhhhitaniss 81
continues s. 9Th and vicinity that PC still
hitckkmithihe b6spn ne N sgQn ~ king an, !,
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4 c.l., I. JOHN ovERsHiNEi. 81
1YAk's Mourn, Feb ~, 1855. ssxi
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FI.sA NTCyY GoC0ES
eTfRENgH, English, German and Bohemian
Ia Manufactures, Tortoise Shell, Ivory and
other Combs, Brushes, Fine Cutlery Beads,
Needits Jewelrg. yiplins, Porte Maanaiess
sporting Flasks, Work xes, Shot Bags, &C..
North-E East Corner of Fifth and Walnut,
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Dealers iii FISHING TACKLEs PLA !,
TRB GOODS and WILLOW VI \ RE iofI III
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II1.jRE wINEs AND Z QUO rs I'll
med icihal purposes. for safe BY i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-15
BUSINESS GA RDg
Ia Tss5 Is GA -.
FINE pLIABLE SILK hats.

SOFT HATS On ALL. KINDS;
cLoT'H, Plush AND GLAZED CAPS
Hats and G aps of every desirable style made
20 order. II. ALLIE
Opposite Broadway Hotel
September !, s67. iy Cincinnati
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bishop Haskss's Note setSs God
and Be cheerful.
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ssTHOSE gsFIfOM TILE GODS LOVE,
DIE YDUNCss,

VIC. Bryant has seldom given birth 70 al
pfsttier smile tl.an this bright jewell from his
poetic pen:
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-25

plead 'not guiity O. F. Hack was assigned as counse
for the traverser
State John Morrison indicted on the charge of bur
glarously entering the John Sailor and stealing
therefrom wheebarrow and quantity of carpeting
witnesses in this testified that between 10 and II
O'Clock at night the detected the prem
ises with the property alleged to have been stolen in his
posses on arrested by of the of the prop
pery, and was identified individual who had been
dered verdict of guilty. and the Court sentenced the
prisoner to confinement in the Penentary for term of
years. ID. S. Sweeney for the traverser.
The case of the State Max Graf, indicted the
charge OF obtaining goods under false pretences
moved to Circuit Court for Baltimore county
John Graham, indicted jointly with Henry Downs for
was arraigned and plead mot guilty"
The traverser was then placed trial, and de-
Tended by VIM. H Cowan and D. S. Sweeney.
The State examined a number of witnesses the sub
stance OF whose testimony that two rival gangs
Juvenile rowdes assembled the eastern suburbs of
city on Sunday afternoon; attack made by
OF the parties, when gun was fired by Downs,
which killed Joyce number of youths were
with Downs when he loaded the gun and
it was alleged that the traverser assisted in charging the
weapon by placing large slug in it, which slug it was
troduced number of witnesses who testified that another
youth by the of Fig had admitted that he placed
slug in the gum and that the trayerer distance
of when the murder perpetated The jury returned
verdict of mot guilty. and the raverser discharged
from custody
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Before Hon. T. Collins Lee Judge
The following business transacted yesterday:
Hennigs Brady and others-before reported-an ac-
ton to damages for the destruction of property by
the falling of wall On trial
CIRCUIT Court PoR BALTIMORE CIrY.-Before Hon VIM
George Krebs Judge The following business was trans
acted yesterday
Rice Chase & Co u.s. Webb Barntz Motion for in
junction and the appointment OF receiver further argued
by Mclaughlin for compliments. Argument concluded
and held under cauia.
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A r M Y A ND NAVY.

GosPoRT NAVY YARD. During the last two
months there have been some 600 men discharged
from the yard, mostly engaged in the stone and
brick masonry departments and on the improve
ment of the yard and docks.
There are now eleven hundred and seventy men
employed in the yard who were busily pushing for
warn the work remaining to be completed.
The sloop of-war Cyane, is still in the dry dock,
and it will be some four or five weeks before she
will be ready to be taken out. The Saratoga is
lying at the wharf, being rugged, and will shortly
be ready for sea.
The work on the steam sloop-of-war Rich
mond, is progressing rapidly.
The sloop-of war John Adams is at the wharf
having been dismasted.
Notwithstanding the discharge of so many men,
everythinglooks active and brisk -Norfok Herald.
May %. ...'
The Preble, practice ship, went into commission
on Thursday, and sailed from Norfolk for Annapolis
The following the names of her officers Com
mander, Thomas I. Craven; Lieutenant Monroe;
Passed Assistant Surgeon, R. Carter; Purser How
| ard - Graves, Gunner. The Preble has a crew
OF hfty-one men, all told.
| The AFRICAN SoUADRoN.-An impression is preya-
lent that portion of the British squadron has been
transferred from the African station to the Gulf OF
Mexico and around Cuba. This is a mistake. In
deed the heet In the African waters has lately been
greatly increased in the number of vessels and OF
men. In 1855 Great Britain had stationed upon the
coast of Africa 20 ships, carrying 1874 guns and
800 men. Now there is force OF 20 ships, with
2l5 guns and 1858 men.
This is large naval power, and besides the re-
pressive effect it exerts upon the slave trade it calls
into existence and succors large and hourishing
commerce, and throws the shield of its protection
over Liberia and other civilized settlements and the
cause of Christian missions in that great continent
The American squadron in the same seas consists OF
the Cumberland, "a guns; Dale, 16; the Marion, l6
Total, 3 vessels and Sc guns. This is too small a
force for effective action, and they should be steam
ers, especially all the slave trade appears to be
carried on under the American flag. to its disgrace
| Wash. onion.
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Police Intelligence.

Officer Cadmore, of the Eastern District, on Sunday
night, arrested man named Nicholas Smith on the
charge of assaulting and beating Adam Mink Justice
Audoun held him security charge before
the Criminal Court.
John killmyert rs arrested Sunday night by officer
Griffin, of the Easter Disrct, for committing an assault
and battery upon the person of Thomas Beaman He was
was held on bail for his appearance before Court by JUS
tce Audoun.
Yesterday, officers Howard Ruley of the Eastern
District were passing in the vicinity of the dock
near the drawbridge they observed man carrying a
large trunk from the yard upon questioning him and
not receiving satisfactory replies they stopped
had the trunk opened when they found il full old cop
per, which had been taken chip on the screw
dock, and which was the property of Benjamin Buck
His name is John keamer and said to be the watchman
at the yard. He was taken before Justice Audoun who
committed him for trial.
man named Henry Weon, taken into custody
yesterday, by officer Lee of the Eastern District
uniting an assault and battery upon Charles and
kurtzman He was held security for trial before the
Criminal Court, by Justice Audoun.
valentine Rice arrested yesterday by officers Cadi
more and Bosnian of the Eastern District violation
Of Ordinance No IS Sect 49, relating the health of the
city. He was fined 81 and costs by Justice Griffin.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
y FIRST CLASS DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON
THE THE SOUTH, EST CORNER OF MONUMENT AND
HOWARD STREETS, IN FEE SIMPLE.
By virtue of Decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
City, the undersigned, Trustee, will sell by PUBLIC
AUCTION at the Exchange in the city of Baltimore, on
TUESDAY the STH DAY OF JUNE NEXT at one o. clock
M. = " 0- '0''
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate living and beipg
IN the city of Baltimore and contained within the mees
and bounds, courses and distances following, viz:
beginning for the same on the west side of Howard
street, at the distance of one hundred and y-sx feet
northerly from the northwest or intersection of
Howard and Little Ross Streets and which place of begin
ming Is at ne corner of Lot No10 designated
on the Pat in the return of the Division the Real and
Personal Estate of David Moore deceased and running
tnence northerly bounding Howard street twenty
eight feet and ten inches the corner or inter
section of Monument end Howard streets then westerly
bounding on Monument street hundred six feet to
e corner OF the lot of ground conveyed by
Frederick X Goldman and wife Henry Shirk on the
gay OF 1916 and recorded among the Land
hecoras OF baltimore county, in Lber A. W. B. No 1854
folio 3O2, &c; thence southery parallel with Howard
street ana bounding on said lot twenty
nches to Lot NO 10 above referred eastery
pounding thereon one hundred and to the place of
beginning The same being and comprising part of Lot
No IL on the Plat representing the Division of David
Aoores estate and the ground as convened by Fred
erick Goldman and wife to Samuel Cooper by ndenure
dated the 10th day Of June 1851 and recorded in Liner
W. B., No. 459, folio 1876 &c
81, The above Lot of Ground is improved by THREE
| STORY FIRST CLASS BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, &C.
cupylng twenty-five feet two inches twenty
feet ten inches 'front.' with large and commodous Back
Building and supplied with both Gas Fixtures
with all the modern improvements designed to promote
the comfort of family and to make home the happiest
| spot on earth. ~ff
The Lot OF Ground above described is in fee smple-
laxes VIII be paid to Jan. l, 1858 1t will be sold sub
Jct 10 mortgage OF three thousand dollars and pay
P o 'e n?n feorqary 1889 and held by the Savings
BANK OF baltimore also subject to all interest thereon due
or to become dne from August 18th, 1857
me terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree are
thlrd cash. the balance in two equal nstaments payable
IN SIX and twelve months respectively the credit paw
ment to bear interest from the day of SALE and
cured by the bonds notes of the purchaser endorsed
satisfactorily to the Trustee cash. option of the
purchaser.
The Trustee will be happy show the premises at an
any time previous to the SALE the purchaser can have
immediate possession.
AMOS F. MUSSELMAN, Trustee
20 Fayette street.
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EireS.

About O'Clock yesterday morning fire discovered
in the story brick house. No 2S Broadway between
Alice Anna and Lancaster streets The lower story
occupied by Jacob Noah dry goods store the up
per part by Lewis Frank dwelling The roof and up.
per story entirely burnt out The goods of Mr. Noah
were nearly all removed without being much damaged
he fully insured in the Baltimore Fire Insurance Com
pany There very little of the furniture of Mr. Frank
saved from the building and the loss is nearly 5000 which
is covered by policy of insurance in the Firemens office
The house belongs to Joseph A. Ramsay, and was dam
aged to the amount of $780, and is insured in the Fire
mems office.
The house adjoining the south, No. 23O slightly
damaged in the roof and upper story The flames spread
to the roof of the house adjoining the north No 226
but were extingushed without doing much damage The
total loss buildings, stock and furniture will ex
coed 81 900.
Wher the fire was discovered it was burning quite
brsk in the garnet of the house occupied by Noah and
Frank and it was thought to have been desgnedly fired
After the fire was extingushed officers Hoover Lancaster
and Witt of the Eastern District arrested Jacob Noah
and Lewis Frank suspicion of having fired the premises
They We're taken before Justice Audoun who held
on security fora further hearing to take place this after
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on the z,th ult. a party of Sioux atrociously
massacred eleven Chippewas on an island in the
Mississippi opposite Growing. The Cb;nnewas
had come IN from their sugar camp, and were warn
ed off by the Sioux. Notwithstanding this tbe
Chippewas remained the island, and on the the
night of the 9th ult, were attacked by the S;ouY
who fired on them killing eleven of their nnmhan'
Mr.. White heard the report of the guns, and,
looking from his window, witnessed the butcharu'
The heads of the murdered Chppewas were cut OF
their entrails torn out, and their bodies otherwise
mutilated
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENr--By and Nth the
advice and consent Of the Senate. George w. Nor
gan of Ohio Minister resident of the United States
in Portugal
James M. Buchanan, of Maryland, Minister resi-
oent OF the United United States in Denmark.
u =. d. Dunn, of Mississippi, Consul General at
telx Z; Forresti, of New York, Consul at Genoa.
seilles Aouisiaha' oohsui a' MAI
g. ". blakey, of Missouri, Consul at Tacahuano.
,eochr rfeciat, of New York, Consul at Cam
L d. Hatfield, of New York, Consul at Bombay.
rs,OyTTus, OF New York, Consul at Gottenburg.
Aug Garfield, of New Jersey, Consul at Gambia.
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Gen. VIM. Blackburn, of Allen county, Ohio died
at his residence on Friday morning, May Z, aged
seventy years, ten months and twelve DAYS He
was born in Maryland on the 23d of June, l7s7.-
He moved early to Ohio and served CALAMITY in the
memorable campaign of 1913. He was elected to
the Legislature from Coumbiana county in 1917
and was annually reelected until 1885, when he
was appointed receiver of public moneys at Lima,
holding the office until ls43 when he retired to pri
vate life On his farm.
On last Tuesday evening there was a meeting of
the stockholders of the Hempfed Railroad nj
Wheeling, to devise plan to raise means to repair
and put the road in order as far Washington, Pa
Several speeches were made, and a committee was
appointed to obtain a loan of money sufficient tn
effect that object. The amount required will be
about SIS, 900.
The steamers from the South are coming to New
York more crowded than ever. They seem to have
an impression that the is to be sickly one
along the gulf coast and hence the stampede North
The Black Warrior brought nearly 500 passengers
that is to say about 100 more than she can comfort
ably accommodate.
We learn from the Galena papers that marty
from Lansing, the Mississippi river, had
broken up a nest of river pirates and cantured
their craft and plumber, but without arrestiny the
pirates. Among the booty captured was a lot of
goods that had been stolen from the bank at Hud
son, Minnesota, with 81, 200, and lot of burglars
tools.
Mrs. Abigail Gardner, wife of the Postmaster of
bingham, Mass, was convicted of the crime of moi
sOning her husband. Singularly enough the YER
dict brought in was for murder in the second de-
gree.
Emigration which has languished since the nan
ic, begins to manifest symptoms of Improvement
Two thousand arrivals took place at New York ON
Tuesday last. According to the weekly statement
of Superintendent Kennedy, 7l3 emigrants arrived
last week, making total of 49, 122 since the first of
January.
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1a6Iie Sales.
BY LENNON q BROGDEN.
BUCHANAN'S WHARF.

oN THIS DAY, 18th inst. at II O'Clock
WI, Wi AT THE AUCTION STORE. on BIJCHANAN,S
CANA, consisting of "1A'', hon Hua-
ia HHDS. P. R. SUGAR,
~ faft represented to be prime
Win be added
100 HHDS, $50 tierces and so bills CIRA MIRO
lAO COVAD0 MOLASSES 'oDA Nus
900 BAGS RIO COFFEE.
%. OCTAYES ROCHELLE BRANDY l. Rohi
~ Brand entitled to debenture.
% .OCTAFES MALAGA WINE
1000 RHAHs WRAPPING PAPER
az BOXES ADAMANTINE CANDLES
10 BOXES CHEMICAL SOAP.
OK BBLs. CIDER VINEGAR.
= BOXES MANILA INDIGO.
my22-ts LENNON & BROGDEN, Auctioneers
On FRIDAY, 2Sth instant, at | | O'Clock,
- AT THE AUCTION STORE, ON BUCHANAN'S
0167 BAGS RIO COFFEE
cfcS Elk Barque HWheatlandn
Catalogues and Samples will be ready the day previous
my22ts LENNON BROGDEN, Auctioneers
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Ia w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Before Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney prosecuting. The
following business was transacted yesterday:
lillian Montgomery, indicted the charge of stealing
T Ty pounds OF Manila Rope the property of Henry b.
onnn ell was arragned and plead mot guilty" J. r.
S1 I'M was assigned as counsel for the traverser.
Mesel, indicted the charge of stealing one
and % sne property of James H. Seward was arraigned
Counsel s no. guilty" E. E. Mclean was assigned as
onsw entepn m. indicted charge of burglar
and stealing therefrom quantity of silver wan and n
ury Articles OF co.ng, was arraigned and plead mot
traverser. ~ oouhsei ior the
John M Ice indicted on the charge burgarousy
from quantity Of boots and shoes was arragnsd ena
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DUBLIC SALE OF UNIMpROvED

PROPERTY.-The subscribers, as Trustees will sell
at the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore on TUESDAY
the LIST OF June, at one o'clock, P. NJ the following
LOTS OF GROUND:
NO. l. Beginning the north-e side of Division
street at the distance of 225 feet south easwardly from
wilson street, and short distance north
from McMechen street, and running thence southeast
Wardy on Division street about II feet and running
BACK ~ feet inches to Ettng alley
NO z Beginning the west side OF Washington
street about 1913 feet south of Cross street running thence
south on Washington street 81 feet inches and
with depth of So feet and of the same width to an IS
feet alley.
No. J. Beginning the west side of Washington
street. about 645H feet south of street running
thence south on Washington street 80 feet with the
depth of 81 feet and of the width to an is feet
alley. "
No. 4. Beginning the west side OF Washington
street about 346 feet south Of Cross street. running
thence south on Washington street 90 feet with
depth OF 81 feet and of the same width to an Is feet
alley.
No. s. Beginning the east side of Washington
street about 300 feet south of street running
thence south on Washington street los feet with
depth of 81 feet and of the same width to an IS feet
alley.
No. g. Beginning the west side of johnson street
on johnson street so feet with depth of 50 feet and of
the same width to an Is feet alley
The terms OF sale third cash. and the balance
SIX and twelve months with interest security on the
credit payments and on payment of the whole purchase
money deed will be executed
GEO. VIM. BROWN, H.
F. W. BRUNE, Jr., I trustees.
No. 40 ST Paul Street
49, GIBSON Il CO.,
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BY GIBSON & co,
d. Dr. TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABI,E

1T.A.A TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
=zsntt the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY, the under
signed Trustee, will SELL by public auction at the BAL
TlMoRE EXCHANGE, on TUESDAY, the LIST day of
June, next at o'clock, P. NJ: -
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL. OF GROUND situ-
ate and lying in the city of Baltimore ansdescrbed as
follows: Beginning for the the line of the east
side of Calvert street. at the distance of feet
the intersection of the north side of Baltimore street and
the east side of Calvert street, and running thence north
r bounding the east side of Calvert street
eet and three inches the centre of partition wall
then easery through and along the centre of said wall
anu continuing the same direction, in all thirty seven
et anu ten lnches then northerly parallel with Calvert
street Tour feet and six inches then easterly parael
with baltimore street. ten feet and Iches then north
cry parallel with Calvert street. fourteen feet and two
ches ten eastery parallel with Baltimore street three
eet and four inches then southery parallel with Calvert
street. sixteen feet and two inches then westerly para
ii Win baltimore street, eleven feet nine inches
then southery parallel with Calvert street twenty feet
ana tnree nches to ntersect line drawn eastery para
lei with Baltimore street the beginning and then
reversing said line drawn bounding thereon
ey thirty nine feet and ten inches to the place of begin
ng SUBJECT however to the reservation the rights of
certain aiieys ana so FORTH and to ground of one
hundred and twenty dollars per annum.
The above property is improved by substantial FOIR
STORY BRICK BUILDING, next door to the corner of
Baltimore street. nearly opposite the Museum and known
as No. l N. Calvert street
Terms OF Sale prescribed by the decree.
cash. the balance in two equal nstalments payable in
SIX ana twelve months respectively the credit payments
10 Dear interest from the day of SALE be secured by
the notes of the purchaser endorsed 10 the satisfaction
the Trustee "
CHAS. E. PHELPS, Trustee
myI-tS GIBSON 4 Co. Auctioneers
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BY SANIL. HI. COVER

@9f TRUSTEES -SALE-Under a dacrea
E of the Circuit Court for Baltimore cv the under
signed, Trustee, will offer at public sale at the
premises hereinafter mentioned, on TUESDAY The at
day of June, at O'Clock, P. NJ: VIC '''
l. ALL THAT LOT, in fee simple, on the west side IF
Charles street, fifty feet south from Pratt street
having front Of fifteen feet, with depth of sixty
feet with the privilege of side alley south side
tne lot The improvements consist of three story Brick
Building. ~
ALL THAT LEASEHOLD LOT OF GROUND ad-
joining NO to the SOUTH having front Charles street
OF feet subject to the of the alley afore-
SAID for lot No and depth of ninety feet an alley
two story Brick DWELLING AND STORE, with large
Brick Back Building. Ground s4s SO per annum
Ierms OF sale-Onethrd cash, and balance in six and
twelve months, with interest and security
lte good Refer to T. Parkn Scott, Esq, 16 St Paul
street, j. MIDDLEMORE, Trustee
SAML II. COVER, Auctr.
my12 cots No 81 Baltimore street
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Naval Intelligence.

BOSTON, May M-Arrived yesterday, store ship Re-
lease, from Leghorn.
WASHINGTON, May H-The following officers have
been ordered report themselves for duty on board the
United States steamer Arctic to join the Home squadron
Commander Hartsein Lieutenants Mullaney Rochelle
and McCrea, and passed Assistant Surgeon f. Hudson
Commander Dahlgreen of the Practice ship Plymouth
has volunteered to the Gulf with for the
protection of commerce in that quarter