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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-27

From the Evening Post.
A few years since. a powerful revival of
religion was witnessed at Oldtown, Maine.
Among the converts WAS an Indian of the Penob.
scot tribe. Soon after his conversion. Peol attend.
ed q p~raycr-meeting, and was called upon to tell
his experience" Not exactly understanding the
Of the Kings Epgiish, Peol express
ed himself as follows: oh glory! me feel pious
He'll ?"
The hand of religion is potent to save,
lis value no mortal can prize,
1t leads us in safety clear down to the grave,
Then gives us a pass to the skies.
But since the grand choice in the garden was
given,
Since Adam from Paradise fell,
Full many are found to be pious like Heaven,
While many are "pious like He'll"
l once was an orphan-boy. mortgaged and leased,
And served without hore OF a fee,
For one who was lending the Lord what she
feeced
From the girl in the kitchen and me.
Twas a day or two since that l gszed on the
face
or her, the once Mademoiselle,
And thought. though she Dragged of "abound.
ing in grace"
That she, too, was "pious like He'll"
But tares in the wheat and counterfeit coin
Should rob us of none Of our rest
Let this be our motto while journsying on
God orders all things for the best"
And mind you, no Knowledge to mortal is given,
By which that frail mortal can tell.
Except by the traits who is pious like Heaven
Or as Peol was. ''pious like He'll"
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Has removed his office to the corner of

Has removed his Office to the corner Of
MAIN AND BROADWAY,
SECOND STORY, ENTRANCE FROM BROADWAY, AT TIL
SOUTH END OF THE BrILDING:) for the purpose Of Sc
curing increased facilities for the practice of Den.
tistry.
lie proposes to spare neither pains nor erpens,
in keeping pace with the onward march of his Pro-
fession. His stock of DENTAL MATERIALS i.
selected by himself at the head of the market; anC
his past success, he trusts, has been such as t,
give assurance that full satisfaction will le giver
to those who NAV require his services.
Rs5~An operations WARRANTED.
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The United States Constitution and its

The Constitution q Pro.Slavery Compact; or,
Extracts from the Madison Papers, etc. Selected
by WHNDELL PurLLIrs. Third Edition, Enlarged.
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-08
BALTIMORE MARX ETS.

CoFFEE.-rhere was more inquiry for Coffee to-day.
Sales reported of 1900 bags good Rio 1OA cts
ard luO bags prime do at IL 4 cts. We continue
quote medium Rio at 1OG1OH cts, good 1O4 cts and
prime llggl14 cts. The stock is about $1,000 bags.
tLouR-The foreign news has had tendency still
further to depress the market and make it quiet
Sales reported of 300 bb Howard street.
terday afternoon, so Holders disposed
accept lower offers to-day for good straight brands of Ohio
and Howard street We note sales of 100 bbs City
Mills 81 25 which figure the steady Of Extra
Flour there sale reported bbls Ohio at 475
Howard street quiet S. and City Mills IS 25 as So
Rye Fleur steady at S362R Corn Meal is in good re-
request at So for Baltimore ground.
GRAIN-The receipts of Grain to-day quite small
and IN consequence operations much restricted
There were only 1000 bushels white Wheat market all
Choice for Family Flour we quote at i35014O cents
There was no red Wheat at market We quote it nom
nay at lOO los cents for good to prime and los cents
for choice
CoRN.-There continues good inquiry for Corn with
light receipts All the offerings to-day sold readily at i'm
proved rates. They amounted 900 bushels white
at cents and 900 bushels yellow at 20 cents per
bushel of Sc lbs.
0ATs.-Smal sales of Virginia were reported at "a cts
Pennsylvania we quote nominally 34aS6 cents Rye
was in very light supply. We quote Maryland and vr-
sPia At cts and mia at "A cts
cts The market is very firm in conseq uence of
duced stock We now quote New Orleans at 34G26 cts,
Cuba clayed 25026 cts do Muscovado 262S cts Porto
Rico asa cts
PR0vISIONS-The market opened quiet, but before the
close transactions to very considerable extent TRANSFERRED
at full rates and closed very firm with buoyant feel
ing. In Bulk Meats sales of $50 900 lbs loose
Sides at S4 cts. 10000 lbs Hog Round county 81
cts for Sides and Hams, and 81 for Shoulders For
Bacon the market was also active Sales reported of
SO hhds Shoulders at ~ cts 20 hhds do at cts lis
hhds. Sides 9% cts; % hhds do at OK cts and 10
tierces Hams at II cts Barreled Meat in good de
mand There sales of 900 hhs Mess Pork S7 25
Prime is held at s3 75G S14 and Rump at Sl3 So
Beef steady at SIS for Baltimore Mess and $14
for No. There continues very good inquiry for Lard,
sales reported of rs bbls and 10 cts $50
Head Lard at 10b cts and $50 Kegs City Leaf IL cts
RIGE;Mfhe market is firm at 324(94 cts.
SEEDSEFhere is but little inquiry for Seeds. Small
Timothy is also quiet at $225G $275
'SUGAR-There continues very fair inquiry for Su-
gars The sales reported today 455 hhds New Or
leans Sugar at SO 80 for fair prime and 40 hhds
Porto Rico at 81 l24 We still quote refining grades New
Orleans at So 5OdS6; do Cuba Porto Rico and English
Island S65Os7 Porto Rico and New Orleans fair to good
$675CGS7, and prime do 81 25(Gs7.5O.
WHlSKEY.-Sales to-day of 100 bbs Ohio at 81 4 cts
100 bbls City at 21h cts time and so bills Country at
q cts. The market is firm at the above rates.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-08
Alonttary ano Commercial 8sOiem.
BALTIMORE, April Z. 1858.

BALTIMORE, April 7, 1858.
The business at the Stock Board to-day rather more
active than of late 500 shares of Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad stock sold at yesterdays with very
trivial change Northern Central sold at
lar way II buyer co. slight Decline Baltimore 6's $780,
advanced T. The market closed with 1O3 bid for Mary
land .6s $780, Baltimore 6s 1885, go bid % asked; do
of 1867 81 asked do 1876 81 asked do 1885, so asked
North Western Virginia. guaranteed SO bid IS asked do
Sd mortgage 35 bid SO asked Northern Central bonds of
1885, 5SH offered, 60 asked Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
share closed "A bid, Az asked Northern Central 16%
bid, 164 asked
AT the New York Boards day Missouri 6s advanced
~ Erie fell of at First Board Il but entirely recovered
this at the Second New York Central advanced "a
lem y; Hudson, 1; Reading, X Cleveland and Toledo Il;
Michigan Southern, 4 and the market closed firm.
treasury notes have become quite Scarce the banks be-
ing large buyers. The Five Per Cents entirely of
market The 44d4A per are taken readily in
Vestment at par to per premium. The Five Per
Cents command y to per cent premium The old
Three Per Cents and wanted-the importers
take them at 2O93Oc per 800
The movement in specie at the SubTreasury is still
limited scale. The payments shade larger than
the receipts each day. The chief of the slow dis
bursement is the delay the passage of the Deficiency
Bill.
There is change in our money market it is still
rather tight but persons expect there will be greater
ease the coming month"; and now there is no difficulty in
obtaining first securities. In New York the
opinion gains ground that will be increased there
during the summer months but it does not follow that
fancy stocks will benefit from this state of things
We understand that sale of 300 bags of Rio Coffee
made this morning at 10A cts. per pound.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
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II . II Il r n T.
II UPTON p K
This residence is in the North Western section of the
City The house is adapted to the of large family
the outhOuses extensive and the grounds comprising
ten acres in good order The garden could be made
very productive
For further particulars apply to
JOHN STEWART,
mr24eod6 isl SO st. Paul street
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

TUESDAY Evening, April 6.
Breadstuffs dull, in consequence of the
favorable advices from England There little
port demand for Flour and sales of only 2003O0
bbs are reported 437X for standard superfne,
which hgures holders for selling and 500 bbs extra
at price we could not learn The home demand is also
limited within the range of S45&dS475 for to
cnoce brands and extras at S5 so per Dbl for fancy
lots, according to quality. Rye Flour is in demand,
and selling on arrival at So % per Dbl Corn Meal
continues IN demand and So per Dbl for Coun-
NY Meal IN Wheat there is not much doing and most
OF the miers are holding off for lower prices Sales
comprise only about 500 bushels in lots at 81 O5G
Sliu lOr ir 70 prime red, the latter for Tennessee
ana SI1o 70 y Tor white including 700 bush Choice
anu kentucky at the highest figures Rye is
taken freely on arrival at 20 cts Corn is wanted at
bush yellow sold part last evening IS cts aoat ncu
ding lot at price to be fixed and OOO
at 67 cts and 500 bushels yellow in store and in Co. ~
67d70 cts, closing at the latter figures Oats are sn
with further sales of 200 bush Delaware at AZ nt an
Pennsylvania at 40 cts Bark-There not SO mncb de-
mand for Quercitron and the market dull at s5 for Ter
No. l. Cotton-there is bat little doing and only f
small lots have changed hands to-day at about nrevious
rates Groceres-The market is firm but the
to-day have been moderate and prices about same
last quoted. Provisons-There is rather doing and
the market generally has upward tendency Whiskey
Is in steady demand 22cts for bbls 20 for hhds
and 19(119k cts for drudge
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
DncnnN- .rInrr,,n

o.
FL0UR.-The market is steady, but the demand is mod
crate Sales of Western superne at 81 So fancy 81 7O
S. extra 525Gs7 per Dbl Southern is in moderate de-
mand Sales of common and fancy at s475ds525 extra
SIS. 5OG SC. so per Dbl
GRAIN.-Corn is firm but there is very little demand
for it. salesof yellow at 77 cts, held at rs cts
and Canada at 4S@49 per bush Rye is selling at ~
cts. per bushel
PR0VISIONS.-Pork is firm with fair demand Sales
OF prime at Sl49S4 90 mess S17S1775 clear and extra
clear $1SGS19 per Dbl cash and months Beef is in
moderate demand Sales of Western mess and extra
at S12dS15 per bbl cash and mos Lard is steady
Sales in bbls at 10H oil cts kegs 12d12H cts per ID
cash and months Hams selling at G11 cts per
10 cash and months.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-08
stoehs, G.fbangs, 1T.

DANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK
Id wanted by JOHN s. Cuttings & CO., corner South
and dstra
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Irustee.
WILLIAM HAMILTON,

RY VIRTUE of an assignment in trust
IL from Benjamin F. Hause and wife to BENJAMIN c.
Barro and John Stewart, the undersigned will offer at
PUBLIC SALE, at the Baltimore Exchange at O'Clock
p. NJ, on MONDAY, April 10TH
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND
described as follows viz:
Beginning for the at stone now planted on the
south edge of the Frederick Turnpike road running
thence south one hundred perches to a planted
thence west forty perches and half a stone plant
ed thence north thirteen degrees east rtwo perches to
stone planted marked (297A thence north eighty seven
degrees east seven perches to the of branch
thence with the centre of said branch the five following
courses and distances:
North two degrees East twelve perches North fy-sx
degrees West ten perches, South degrees
West five perches North forty degrees West twelve
perches, North thirty degrees East fourteen perches
thence East eighteen perches thence North
perches to the South edge of the aforesaid road thence
with said road East twenty perches place of begin
ming; containing twenty acres of land or less The
improvements consist of stone Dwelling Barn and
Stable This property about miles from the city
of Baltimore, on the Frederick Turnpike Road
Terms OF sale one third cash, the day Of sale and
the balance at three and six months with interest the
credt payments to be secured satisfactorily to the
trustees BENJAMIN C. BARROLL
JOHN STEWART,
h271aW3WEdS T-rs+oo,
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BY CANNON q MATTHEW'S.

ap3 Sta WITS.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-08
BY WILLIAM HAMILTON.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-In pursuance of a
Il decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the
undersigned, Trustee will sell at public sale at the Ex
change, in the city of Baltimore, FRIDAY, the 23d
day of April, 1858, at O'Clock, p NJ,
SUB-ANNUITY OR GROUND RENT OF TWO HUN
DRIED AND NINETY DOLLARS issuing out of that LOT
OF GROUND in Baltimore city described follows that
is to Beginning for the the corner
of Park and Fayee streets thence southery bounding on
the west side of Park street. seventy feet thence westerly
bounding the gable wall of fourstory house on the
ground now being described twenty feet thence
northery parallel with Park street. seventy feet Fay
ettee street, thence easerly Fayeee street twenty
eight feet to the place of beginning The said Annuity
payable quarterly that is to say the first January
April, July and October
Terms Of SALE prescribed by the Court are-one third
cash. in three and the balance in six months
for the credited payments the purchaser will required
to give his romissory notes bearing interest from date
with security to be approved by the Trustee
p MLAUGHLIN,
Trustee.
WILLIAM Il
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CHOES, HATS AND BONNETS.
4 TINGES A. AIINITT

COMMISSION MERCHA NTS
245 and A7 BALTIMORE STREET,
Offer to the trade at reduced prices to advances
large and well assorted stock of fresh goods direct from
importers and manufacturers, consisting in part of
SHOES and BOOTS, of all leading kinds.
FUR and WOOL HATS, of every variety.
LEGHORN and other STRAW HATS, Tan, Brown, Sill
verGrey, White and Mixed.
BLOOMERS and FLATS, trimmed and untrimmed
And a full assortment of
BONN ETS,
of STRAW and SILK, white and coored latest STYLES
80 The entire stock is worthy the attention of shippers
and Wholesale and retail dealers, mr27 -Sm
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-08
CINCINNATI MARKET.

MONDAY April o.
WHlSkEY.-Sales of 100 bbls at 164 cts, and 800
do from wagons 16 cts The receipts are large and
the market closed rather dull -.I-.
IhoNlSloNS-The demand for Mess Pork quite
Today and the sales add up $500 bbs all country
anus, at Sio City brands are held higher. Lard
a IN extensively and the sales reach 200 bills at OK
holders however, generally asked this rate at the
IN Daooh we heard Of no sales OF Bulk Meat only
sa n1T n SI Of was 800 lbs Sides at TX cts.
olL-Saies Of 100 barrels Lnseed at 5o GO cts the de-
mand 10 good. eN a. '9oo e's' ue VIC
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1THTS IS no GIVE NOTICE that the

THTS is TO GIVE NOTICE that the
subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore CITY letters of administration the personal
tate of MARY E. GORDON, late of said city, deceased
All nersons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber before 9th ay of
TENDER 1858; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from ali benefit of said estate All persons indebted 10
said estate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9th day of March, 1855
JAMES H. BEVANS
a1w
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
THIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub

Il scriber has obtained the Orphans Court of Bal
tmore City, letters tesamentary the estate of JOHN
MATTHIAS, late of said City, deceased All persons hav
ing claims against the said deceased hereby warned
to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
scriber, or to William A. Fisher Attorney No 80 St Paul
street, before the 2st day of September next they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of
said estate All persons indebted said are re-
quested to make immediate payment. Given under my
hand, this 18th day of March, 1858.
JACOB REESE
mr20 law4w Executor