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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
The Bnlloonist, ThurstOn.

ADRIAN, Mich, Fnday Stpt. II, M.
Mr. Thurston, the seronaut, who was carried OF by
his balloon Yesterday after his descent, and alter the
basket and netting were removed and the balloon had
become inverted he himself holding on TO the unin
sted portion and seated the valve board was seen
yesterday at quarter past p. m, high up IN the
air in the direction Of Maiden, c. W., a. ascertaned
BY compsss-bearings by parties observing bum.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

FILL AND BBoKE HER Nscx.-A womsa ssmes
Ann Dopohue, aged IS years, who has been LIVING .
an attic room of premises No. 50 Chrye street, about
o'clock lat night fell from the coak-!ot Adistsnos
Of about eight feet broke her neck and instantly died.
She Is represented TO have been the vorss for qass
he time,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
Maine Election.

BATH, Me-, Friday, Sept Il.
Complete returns from the Hid District render GER
lain the election Of Mr.. French Republican, for Con-
yress over Mr.. johnson, Democrat, by - TO 80 ma
jonty.
For Governor as far az heard from, Morrill, has
532l4; Smith, 442S7. Morrills majority will reach
aboat II, 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

A lady-a stranger in our cty-lost her gods ws'na
yesterday forenoon somewhere in our streets, ~ ~
becoming detached from the chain. She 10 poor, and
the widow of q clergyman, and appeals to the gene
rosty Of the finder leave the watch for NM ). n.
Cool NJ The EmBassadoy office, No. 5iS Brosdwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
The President at WheatIand.

LAscAsrKR, Pa, Friday, Sept. "a, IS',S'
President Buchanan arrived quietly at Wheatland
last evening. He in private carriage from Co
hmbia Ii is his first visit home since his election
He has not yet visited the city, and is engaged Oh his
own private affairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

AyorHyR "P1iu AsTHRopIo" CoSvESrioS. A
gathering something similar to the "Csusesnd-C Cure
ofEyi Convention which has just closed in this city.
is announced under the designation of Three Days
Grove Meeting to commence On Friday OF this week.
al Magnetic Springs, Kautone. Chsutauque county.
Spirits in the Resh from different oc ahtes eI.
pected to contribute documents from the spirit world
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

.ovc,.I pisPATCHES.TO THE NJ \. TRIBUNE
-. ssecOl Co"aPoHe%7t
WASHINGTON, Friday, Sept. IL, 1855.
II, sstes to-day extracts from the speeches of
ar. Orr and Stephens in 1856, to show that
", douglass position in respect to the power Of
~. W. ,.oole of territory to refuse the enactment
= oolce laws to protect Slavery is not novel. The
passages are as follows;
A. Orr says: "If the people decline to pass
-, laws. what is the remedy None, Sir"
Mr stephens says: ~ am willing that the Ter
=, -,or;.l Legislature may act upon the subject
=. uhep and how they please
Mr. Cole Of New-York, so long the efficient and
..,.amea Chief Clerk Of the Pension Offices has,
..h;. ouu request been assigned to other and less
,",.-;ou, duties in the same Office.
The Rev. John Robb, of whom General Jackson
.sd 10 ssy that he fought better than he preached
b,. been appointed Chief Clerk.
7z< Star denies that the purchase money of Fort
Smelling 500, 600, has been taken out in rents for
barracks by the Government to the tune of $1,000
smOnth.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

R,.y,.d This, content ths; the American p~Op-
,S ,srr ,h- Of Jsmra Hscharsn By les
Thy Vii recognize what history vM not fail 10 record
th,, h, n. domestic pocy has dsonkscd the dessas OF
nuSe ee,se and h corSmsd hs hsh u tse people Ia ,as
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
Conviction for Murder

ST LoUis, Thnrsday, Sept. TO, IoJS
The jury in the case Of George II. Lamb. charged
with drowning his wife in the Mississippi River, last
Spring, have returned verdict Of murder in the first
degree. An appeal will be taken to the Supreme
Count.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

-..u.e Of an adequate system where each nation
- maintain one of its own, has been ana Is .
-, obstacle in the way of its establishment. A
soc court for all foreigners need cost no more
xouN b. necessary to establish an adequate
s,.,su fOr single nation.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
ConevessjouaI Nomination.

POTTsvILLf, Friday, Sept. i, IN18.
The Hon. Wm l.. Dewart has been nominated for
reelection to Congress in the Xlth District
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.

0orernor.. LORENZO BURROWS. oriean.
Lieutenant T. Gorernor ..NATHp =. BENTON, Albany
Canal Commissioner. JAMES X. R.THOMPSON, Monroe.
Stat. Pyison Inspeefor. " VI. A. RUSSELL, sshns,on
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

Nrw-OrLyass, Sept L., 1853.
The deaths by yellow fever in this city yesterday
were siNty-three
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
INTERESTING cORREspOyDENCE.

Tie following correspondence has been cotnmnni-
Gated to Us for publication by the New-fork Deega-
ton to tue Republican Convention at syracu-c. la
laying ii before our reader need only say that the
opinions expressed by the Delegates are based on no
chance acquaintance, but ON knowledge Of many
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

Goseync,. J. PARKER, Albany.
Li,,s~nost Governor JOHN J. TAYLOR. Tora
Cana, Coo 90 a.io-e,. ..SHHRBURNEB b. PIPER. Niaz.ra
stat. P,i-ea Inspector. EDWARD l.. DONNELLf, NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
sHrPBrrLDisG N MAINE.

The shipbuildng business continues dull in haiss.
Our correspondent in Bath writes: There are abo11
ten ships building in this place but not many hands ~
work, while the wages paid are at quite low figure
-Four years ago. am informed, forty vessels were -
the stocks at once and Of the business aspsce
here was more brilliant"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
ruE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

o,, DISPATCHES TO THE N. Y. TRIBUNE.
~ LII
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-09
Aus Ssn Bergen.
Grad6tuns
MN
q II snf 6 cpiI d.
or. 6enbein.

Sn bcr rtnst9en S@rnfe brs fleinen Yeropcrfes 9.
laBen etnes Srnntaas Na6mtta9s inn lskten 2eGutc(
pcs oor9en SdbreunecrtS mslrerc Sautrn nod ann,
in iener Nrt eerldcn ntanbcs ben Der eiufae 0ants
rann nit prm Spnnta9srpde ar,,u,ieben pTeat. uub
ber i'm oann rrt cine 3eitlang tealeitet aud no or
ietnrm rltencn Ser9nisen, epa in benz g3eIud,e bes
9EirtbSbauirs nadsebt. GhpaS entfernt sou ren oll
9cmeinen Gaitttide ppn blidem 8i6trnbcl,e, Der fb
Der Sanaeite rer an ccn gGGupen pertGfeltcu mn
lauter NIT frltsm SanD unS Sanucnreilern bestreu.
ten Stute binSca, iaBen au eusm tleincn Sildden
S6ulmeiifsr unb SGu,e oes Dprfcs, bic bSdfen gl,-
tcrtaen Iii relsn 9taunen, penn nidt si,peilsn ben
martsrailiden Strter ein GebGft auf tur,e 3st ber
beifnere; renn Son hrm @'etlttsn pes Sres, Elm 70
frennplttter unb lsutlrarr Iann CT iibriaens mar.
perano cs Iida pamals nod elbf baB CT Bier uift
enfebren fUnnte; pieB erlau6eu g4rpe unp @telluno
nitht. gpr ben leb5 pper att Werlcnen In pem mi
Pig 9rUeen 3immsr tancen bcbe, enae @lGIer. peren
nnNlebe Sterflde i9ren S}nbat = ein flares etp,os
hertes Ssr9ber, bus crit 9empbnt iein mill nm poun
Elm reht on9enrtmc5 umo selunres Getrdnfe al Sein-
gar rratttis tliBen lief, menn bic lnfenpcn @tro6en
Der Senne lid parin braden. Nensm Der @3Ge fetltc
Die tnr5e pfee NIT benz fiitn 9ei6meften bIl,ernen
llmertopIe, pelen mehr oeer minper rebcr 5ilbertc
lhlag, mie Die an9e &ette pesben Nfeta(ls ;ua(eib
ben @'rnb Der gSpbbatenbeit ibrsS ScIsers ou,eiot
mabrenp feline fsinen Moiersebnunsen peIen 1reupe
unp Stcls iine. Solhe &abuetsltiife BON 0feifrn
erhten wpbl aud pom Batter auf ben Sp6n unb boe<
ten 70 9epilermafen cine Dirt Samilien <6eiatbum
Ntan liable niebt cariiber, Die @ulr perfenert unt
Uertbeuer nur uniere @enils unb Scrlfelunaen p6ne
peren lebe @'riinbe gu anoern; unb Der bsbooIihe
SplS au ein icte5 poblerbaltenes Iamt(ienlfiid IL
am @npe nidst penser besrinbe ais rer, NIT psm
npere an rsenS Elm fcbarss, mirtlides cper einosz
bilbstes SsiBtbum bliden.
Das @eprad Bate pos ltanbise Gapitel ber sprmt.
d9issn 9rfSist ben idb in natiirider gBeiIe usrif
bisenoen StcH, Serlaiien, Tim It cnem meltibersn
Ge9enanee 3u3nwenSen bsrat Sage purter oefsiertsn
t8irhwsibe. Die Strdwsibe biloet ben frableussn
@itelpuntt Der lpariamsn ldmbli6sn Gsraniounosn .
e mub DEM eanomanu Ibsater, @cncerte Qnes erlstsu
pas Der Stacer nnb bic bGbsrn &rsile Der GeeI6oft
gu ben 9lotbmenbsteten pcs 3ttens ,dblen. .Ssin
g8unper oo, wenn iih Snne uno Gebanfen. sBin.
be, 6offnun9en uno &ortereituneen lanae porber nm
risen G'lanSpuntt eines Snbres crebsn, unp er ,ub
nadbsr nod ben er9ieb9en Stcff bes giahasnu5es
lirfert.
Sns muB man itrissns pem gBnansrpGpp lalIeu
= iteb lttb init enrm smtmItbi9'n 9Gbsn elmer Der
@dte res lanNen Silhes pernebmen = Der iauberlfe
unp tubldFs Suri6e i'm Dprfs uno auf ret unp brett
1T er; unp ole anoern aae Dat au6 auf Der lsbtsn
&rdwsib iterall wisper ausoelto6en.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-09
3eeinsumgcn.

Ger gn,eser" erldein ictcn Glrrytn, Spntoss auees>
npnr,sn m ten n66nht SubIcrippnspreiS i2 Gs Der
an bit rcfp 9rdser sn;ri6 dbr6sr abonneilensprsie
8eroo an ttn SrouSNtcr Better 675 9efanie ensucnScn
Gnnre&snb 9dss unt @ihsiansen rerSsn Sattar etse'
oenoenpmntcn unt auf Seran9a brltcrirt.
Snaen unb gannnad,an aer Mrt fpeeu wtsy fplgsnecn
gbirsuneen ousenpnme einmales Gin%ns eias SaaHrss
@nrGduno IS Gts nS fir cSs peit,re ga 25 gS Ir enen
@rnat $3.50 r ;pt 9pnNt $500 ar tre @sras $500 tr
feds Wpno SIS 90 fur ,r6lf Npnotc $1,000 Grpse sn9n
msrSsn rbdltnendsa beren, unb ntsn ttei Die rp &bpn
uentsn bepnerrs @rrudfb InMscn bnncn bic I'm lllr
beS sprterocbcnSsn 3ases cn9elonet werecn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-09


Dte Neute ppm 5ade trauten nitbt rben,
sSeil iclbi9en Stats Gin @elebrter scestrn.
Snpeb warp Der Srrlu6 gematht
llno ridtis Der Salfen in'S 5bcr setrn6t
Nan serfuhfs nit bent ;peitcn = audi tas
9elirat,
GS selin9t nit alien, lr pisl man brinst
% Sa pertnt iitb Der Wagi1rat aufs gteu,
9lntt ricf ct pasu bas G,eperf Gerbei,
llnb tifteten na fpgieiet Gin Serma4tnis H
Dent Spab gu erbaltcn elm lfeinern @ebGhtnib.
Der Ma9iitrat mar mpbG gu lptc,r,
9tpeb ltebt pas Gpabeutitp pa trpben.
-3rar iiber rie Ginfalt jener Belt
2adt Sober anbp melt unb brcit,
Or@ wenn mir Gin ipenie surfdr bentcn
llno auf nns ftlbit bic Stabt Ienfen,
Z Sr fnbcn mir, we gar oft I'M 0eten
9Sir Gfib' nit allerlei 9alfen uus aebcn.
Ser9lehspeis baten bic man&c GrItalt,
Oar Stel Mil man 3pingen Die Sucr nit Gjcpalt,
9Sas leitst mar, penn, mic Der Gpas, man fanb'
Sn ieber Sadbe - pas rc6te gnb. =
@n9nif &cpilh.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-09
Ser gpas am llfmer A,siiuffer.

qm lllmer 0tiinltsr, IN Strin sebaucn,
Slt pbcn Gin Spdsclcin su l6ouen;
0aIelbise lieb auf's dtlersel
9(usti(ptn Der Staptratb ebrcnfcf;
0aE eS fir immcr Gin &prbilp mar
Der tiinfttsrn 3cit ,u 9tuB nnp 9e9r';
0enn pbnc prS SpGBeleilts Serfanb
SRam llie Der Niiinllertau su Stanb.
9ernebmt nun, wie in grauen &agen
Die Sacbe ib ipirtlib ;ugetra9en.
Sc mciB pcr Ncipc, rcr Sub, Der Gtriit
DAT, cGn' cin rthtes Saugerult
Gin Gburm nitht mubi ;u bauen lit;
9(ut Dap man'S in Der son5en gSelt
gtus SGumcn unb 8pblcn 3nIammcne0t,
SSpran pani, altf mn ab bic 2eiter
&lcttern bic frGbli0en Sauarteter.
Der Wcilter aber prtltrt bann,
gSie Stene man hebcn unp iebsn fauu.
= 9a nun Der Ntiinlter lr bph lcllt' icin,
Segebrt CT bic 9iiiihIu9 aud nt6t flcin.
Wan ;iebt nit slertrn btnauS in ben Nalp,
Salt lanSe Saums nit srcber @'ewalt
llnb lest Den l1n9itcn lp9leid, bic Suer
ueter bca srSbtcn sSasen Der,
Spannt preibig quite Shlcn poppr,
llnp scbt ssma6 gum nahiten 1bpr.
Dp6 we mani Iinfpmmt ilt'S su tlein,
Gfap tann nit bsm Soltsn ui3t binein,
Der Salten 1T rraubcn, Nie Sdlcn prcin.
9aS 5bpr 1T aud ip icllcnfcit
Sab fd's purtbauS niht riidcn l1Bt.
9a rief man ber;u Den Ma9iitrat,
DpA wuBtc Der fir ben Sail nidtt Stat6
G5ie mpAtsn in alle Bidder lc9'u,
go mar Der Sail ,,idt Ypr9eleb'n.
Stun tanp perpust 10 Mann ais 5rau,
lnb ltrfte Der 9anst Wiiniterbau:
Siel 0tonben pUr benz Shore fanp
Der lanse Salfen = paS lit befannt
llnb ltiinpe DielleiAt nod beute pprt
OpA mar gum @liid Gin @'elebrter am Srt
Der batt' auf alerlei Dinsc 9l6t
gDpran porber fein Wen16 Sebahi.
Sp fiebt CT einmal na6 Der WittasSruG'
@tnen tleinem, pfiffgen Spablein gu,
Das trast gu 9teite eappen unp Strcb,
Die Spabn bilft ibm munter unp frrb.
SEPT brinst er eincn Salnt Der labt
Gid quer nidt i6ieten in's l6male ylef.
@erap, ais war'S Der Salfen am S6pr,
8letbt nit bent l6alm Der Spab pnppr.
9a benft per 9elsbrte Mann nit Qa1en:
gBas mill paS arme 8bier nun ntaAen2
9luf einmal penbet Der Spab = n6t pumn
Den Salm nit Der Spise gum gielt Derum,
llnp iAtsbt i'm nit bent S6ndhelein
Setn lei4t unD luItis in's gtelt 9inet,,.
Oas le6'n, MAR bem !Serrn @clebrten lief,
Gr fette iA balp ans Dult unb f6rieb
Sn better Sprm an Den Magiitrat
limb gas ben unYcrsreiiliAen 8atb,
OaB man es in Der Saltenlae5e
&'erab wie Der SpaB nit Dem Saline made,
Der Wa9itrat mar nun 70 Hug
DaB er erlt eeute pom Sad tefrue,
Samit Die 9an5e gBelt crIe6e,
Sab bier nidbts iibereit sclbe6e.
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The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at So
per Annum, payable advance, or IL Cts per
Week Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OFFICE: 1884, BROAD STREET.
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= Arpceat: uNfeine 6erren 8tAtsr unp @sl6wp-
rene So itb nid tie minpes Gelegenbeit sebubt babe
mid nit csleu teipen 3eusen in Communication ,,t
ieBsn 10 Wsrpen ielts gang 9epiB ris g0a0rbe aaen.
= Gin neuan9etretcner 2ebrer fam in Die Shule
,Du, Steiner, pie teiBt 0u?" ragtc er eiuen SUM
gen onf Der untern Sant
,Snnnes"
,,Du beiBt niht 6annes, ionosrn So-bannes!" laafe
Der SeRrsr. ullno Du Sweer Steiner pie beist Du 2"
nSo.Srib!" onttpprtets eirer nit funtslnben auaen.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-23

MARINE BANK STOCK
1VA Wanted by JOHN s. CUTTINGS l. "a corno. - 8
South and Second streets. ,or5o IS "
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-23

ffTs:t COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
HsllI RENT-The fine large HOUSE and GROUNDS at
-. e EuTAW, on the Hartford Road, ! K miles from the
wy limits, with an abundant supply of lee Premises in
perfect repair Apply at once
o,o W. CARVED HALL,
~ Sout CIV
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4ublie SAILS.
BY CANNON ~ MATTHEW'S.

Nj ARSHAl.'S SALE.-By virtue of two
- - Wits OF he acias, issued out the Circuit Court
e hteu states III and for the MARYLAND District at
the suits OF the Eagle Screw Company and George Harris
against te goods and chattes and tencnrnt of NIL
nam refers and to me directed will offer far sale at
pubic auction for cash, THURSDAY the 10Th Ja Of
April, inst, 1888, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ on the nrrr,: NJ
the corner of Pratt and Concord streets in H. az
timore, the following property, viz: ~ VI i''''
IA THE LARGE BRICK BRASS FOUNDRY and
Lii STORE on the above named corner beloumino IN r.
said William Peters, together with all the marI5 I
fixtures attached thereto. Also very large assortment
Brass Copper and Iron Castings such large and small
Brass Bells Nails, Hollow Ware, &c. The whole com
prsnG complete assortment of Hardware with varinms
other valuable articles numerous to mention
as the property of the said William Peters and sold to
satisfy said feri faciaS debt, interest and costs
JNO. W. WATKINS
T. s. Marshal.
CANNON & MATTHEWS,
apl7-ts
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BY SANIL. II. COVER.
EIRUSTEE,s SALE OLE vAII1hRI

TERUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABL, e
Il PROPERTY.-By virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court for Baltimore City the undersigned Trustee will of
fer at the Exchange, at PUBLIC SALE on TUESDAY
the 9th day of April, 1855 at O'Clock L. NJ 4 part of
the estate of Philip Baltzel deceased viz
No. l. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND IN FEE STNTpT T.
at the South west OF Light and Lee streets ninety
five feet on Light street. running Guilford alley with
adeph of fifty five feet said alley and on Lee street
No. ABOUT TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY TWO
AND HALF FEET OF GROUND on WASHINGTON streat
between Cross and Vest streets This is unimroyed and
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers The lots are
two feet deep to eighteen feet alley o.
No j. ABOUT ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY FOUR
FEET OF GROUND on the west side Third or johnson
street, south of Cross street. Unmmoyed and will Ina
sold in lots each having depth of eighty feet to an
eighteen feet alley.
No l. A LOT OF GROUND on the south side Of franklin
street. beginning two hundred and seven feet west from
oregon or WandSbec street and running west ON Frank
lin street thirty feet with depth of hundred and
two feet to a twenty feet alley.
Terms OF Sae-onethiri cash, and the balance in six
and twelve months with interest and security
b. NJ. HElGllE, Trustee
S. ii. COVER Aucloneer
Nh llnl
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TT:;f f 0 X X T.-WAREHOUSE
H4i No. los SMITHS WHARF
- STORE and CELLAR, No 240 PRATT STREET
FOR LEASE.-BUILDlNG LOTS in Pennsylvania Av
ennc, Walsh, ChatswOrth, Townsend Moshcr and Rnss
sueetS. $. W. SMITH
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There prevailed moderate demand at all the wards for
beeves which commanded last weeks prices The market
was much the same as last week likewise the quality of
the offerings At Bergen Hill about 200 head changed
hands at from to 9hc the latter extra only The
range at Allertons was from to lOc, with but few
sales at the latter rate.
Cows and calves in moderately active demand at
from $40 to sos
Veals are very plenty and shade lower-say from to
&c with very few sales at 651c
Sheep and Lambs are selling pretty well at last weeks
prices. -
Swine are plenty and without cha ge in prices
The total receipts for the week at all the yards were rs
follows:
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3uoks ano Statiolterp.
M ~ w BOOK s

NJ f. w BOOKS
TIE LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON, Railway
engineer, by Samuel Smiles from the fourth London
Edition, with portrait l vol limo, cloth-Sl %
SERMONS preached at Trinity Chapel Brighton bv the
late Rev: Frederick W. Robertson, NJ A. l vol i2mo
coth-S1 " ~
ANpkoMEDA, and other Poems, by Charles Kingsley;
vol 12mO.-50 cents. -
KAN AWAY TO SEA; An Autobiography for Bows Inv
Captain Mayne Reid; vol l6mo-75 cents ''' y
SAkTAkoE; Tale of Norway, by James A. Maitland;
vol. Emo, cloth-Sl %
DEAR EAfERlENCE; Tale by Ruffin author of Doc
tor Antonio" Illustrated, l vol 12mo cloth-s1
LIZ THOUGHTS, gathered irow the ENtemporaneous
DlScourses Of Henry Ward Beecher by one of his con
gregation; vol. 12mo., cloth-SI
Received and for sale by
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BOSTON MARKET.

Fl OIrp r, April 70.
"a 5o t ae same Small sales of common Western at
Sh ~ ncy brands at $47Od5 and extras at s5d7 per
az o, t .,s aIi Kinds. Southern is quiet at 81 fam
CSp% common ana fancy, and SIS SOFAS so for extras
"a, 1enins tne same as noticed for some DAYS mast
s3c for Southern yellow ' ''ia'i 'o'S as nigh as
OATS have been sold at 5s54 per bushel for North
bushel. az 20 Gus per
PRoVlSloNS.The demand for Pork is good and nr;co.
are quite firm Sales of prime at 81 5Od SIS 60 mess ~
1s$1S SO, and clear $40 5Od $40 per hi MSS d,
mos. - " an"
BEEF remains quite steady with small sales at s1o0$1s
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GEORGE WEIGEL VS. ELIZABETH WEIGEL,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BAI.TI

Il MORE CITY, April %, 1S5S.-The object of the bill
in this case is to procure divorce rinco aatrimon
between the complainant George Weige and the defend
ant. Elizabeth Weige
The bill states, that about years ago. the said Geo
Weisel contracted marriage with said Elizabeth Weigel
that on the seventh of April she left said complainant
IN company with a man, with whom she had been living
in adultery for long time.
Is therefore adiudged and ordered, that the complain
ant by causing copy this order to he inserted in
newspaper published in the city of Baltimore, in
" r successive weeks, before the oath day of May,
give otce TO The said absent defendant the object and
OF the bill of complaint and her to appear
~ s o1.tt AZ person or by icior on or before the
%t VI august next, to answer the premises and shew
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FNRU STEE'S SALE OF 4 NAITTARI 7,


Il FARM IN CALVERT COUNTY. ! will. by virtue
OF general order OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county in relation to the estates of nsolvent debtors
by public auction. at the Baltimore Exchange on SATUR
DAY MAY the 18th 1888, at O'Clock p NJ as Trustee
of Phillip POppler, insolven
ALL THAT FARM OR TRACT OF LAND, situate in
Calvert County Maryland and lying or very near the
Pubic Road leading from Prince Frederick to Plumb
Point The FARM according the title papers, contains
ELY ACRES but is said to contain about $50 acres about
100 OF which is wood land and the arabe of the
wood good portion is timber such oak hickory pop
Jar chesnut Nc &c The arabic is diversified with high
and meadow land and all well waered The soil Is good
and susceptible of the highest improv cment The build
ingS are FRAME DWELLING and the usual OUT
MOI SEES The land lies about ~ miles from Prince
Frederick and about miles from Plumb Point, the
chesapeake Bay, where the steamboats, three
times week and adjoining the land of Abraham L. John
con, ESQ., the land of Richard Hance, Esq and other
lands
Terms of sale third cash. balance In two
equal payments of twelve and twenty four months with
interest and approved security
l.. NJ REYNOLDS Trustee
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
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