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Der Stabt taben. etne ~saaftse @tIeaenteit gum Mntauf.
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Nleiber MIei6er!

GF Neue uno ldpne 6errenfleiber fir
GrIbtagr unb SDmmer Tub su taben in ben &tetbsrlaStn bes
5srrn @eo. Wec8. Zeal, an Der Nprbwefs de u0n Baltimore
uno 6rsb ertffraBs. Die fG6nRe MuSmabl :Son Stefen fur
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9anp unb werben sisieben fir bic Runben aufS bette anD
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Detidufen In Der SfRee bes Qpeders.
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lduttr IT has Slut. SIN 9r0B. unb &letnnertauf au boben in
Der Office bes DgDeter" gu 81 per 5laf6e.
Me- gEir oeben umitehenh eine nenoue G.
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ans GhihazHinbe.

Qetl[ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VtkpIupt OI0ptpNtP kWEpHIVS uAN
nerS5fe S6wG6e, MianeeI an 8er66uun9, 8lGbuneen, Mftrnt
tnxerIi6e 6dmOrrbDibsn, Observation-Disclosures, Qunstnsei@wd
unb Qunaeuletben, Welhe BON 3eber. r6er Yfa9entrdntbetter
%berribrea, unb abe Rrantbetten, nelbt 6ur& ttnen fdWaWel
Uber SerbDrbsaen Dfassn s%ntteesn, pet Ntannsrn Te aug sa
SrGutn +; 4. y. metblt6e S6pa6t, SdrtnoeI, Blutanoranp
Hob Benz RUpfe, eulbene &btr, tdlts 8IBe, S@ntrsen In bu
SIisSern, TIM Sudden unb in Der 4ruf
b.itittaen' tnben, Is b~enielben Rdrft, ibn in I6dttsteft erbdIt
unb oIe S1ure aus %bentielhen entfernt. Us ftdrEt BITE yterren
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bef6roert bic 0etbaauns, III gut Bet @er8srntfta unb 1lGtunt
aen, t6btet BITE @lrmer, BELT dNe QDtnb- uub WaGenStulr.
In etniaen Musenbltden. ma&t lulfte. erlet@tert btsgDaGeriIG.
ttaen. retntpc bas 8lut, ~befSrSert BITE Circulation ~beTtlben,
dTtrt unmertltds unb Ubne S&merssn. prAn man BITE bUppsIt
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ties Bitters etnntaI eebrauGt bat. ft6 cine Yht6t unb 8ereni.
gent toraus MAIDEN Uirb, bafelbe gum WstIe fetntr ~IetOenbti
benz 70 aue bic 6eiltrdfte beFst, bic tbm Ubrn 3use1&rtebe.
Fnb. 2terfar tGnn i'd 5anberte SSn Ssntifen ItsftFH.
I'm Bettisereteu Uber 8a6abmungen Spr3ubtn8tn.f 6be Id
In itbt Btaf6e netnen Nameu ~etnblalen Iahen, unll rug: Z
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fen rtre, un aus9e,et1net 9:sen OpSpepfa unb N46aenIetos
lit Der Vtets per Jl0i6e so Gents pber 6 8laIten fur $3.50.
gu ~sertaufea Set BEN ~aGtiutssn gsrferttaer
Gn9en 8. S1Snins.
Deutf&em Isptbtttr un6 GttmtR
= sner u stptte, Mrrbsf-Gdeb Der Sttrtem nmb sDbarfsn
YbtIabeIktta.
Saupt>N9en EN-
philadelphia; y. G.. Smith NIB Co., SO. las. Sttat
snb 994 uab 296, gturb 2: Strabs DaaaM;. SHtF H"sS'
80. 3 Sub 3. ct. un6 Ode Der O., &aapwbtn.
sttp-gUrt albert Dung, GpUtbetsr, Gds Ss~frs "S''S
n~alfrAst.
nay Sn Baltimore gu habtn TIT gseBa IN
GIietns0ertauf in Der Offies pes "aoraee lc'
noe and bel WcOre s. Dteftsno1@, Sas eo'
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ADMINISTRATIONS 9(m.eioe-

Der untsr3etbnete 1T SOtn gDoi1eneertdt ais 4bmtntaratG
oeS gd1ldnes bes Jebn Dietrid beffeqt nprben unb forbe
aat, bic nod &nfpra6e an belaetsn Na6Ias au MAIDEN babe
auf bteieItea NIT ben 9ertdtlt6en 8eIeeen ~umaebenh etn,u
ret6en. MIerGnber 80 f, Nbninta aS,
Mj27, 4n fbrln II Qan.Butlbtna.
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Il

Trpntfreet Gbeater.
Maittwo& ben IA. april 1858.
Stebemte MbOnucmcnt8s q prftelmna.
wllD- S%ottHer iii ieinem IOrce@@baracter
alS Wnde6OI0,
@rlteS Nuftreten Der Splotdn5erinnen
SOntfe nnO Glifa 8ereer.
bum srfsn Msate unb nit srpBen 9Orbefettuaaen;
G'm NrDp1et,
pber:
OpD0nneS &ei0en Mn0 sSreu1eu.
VtDes oaueerpphe init Seians In A 9 6rbetlunaen.
''"''" " SBust 8'e.9en 6Namens) pPn 8 dber.
"'"tt ppm MulIer.
1. Abttstlune
Sret WitH11e, OOer: Ser I60ue Manu
2. Nbltbetlune
Nli Sala6ed OOntbul SiI6ot, DSer.
Geid mo MG6tis.
3. Nbtbeilungs
Der Star3 beS Sanfes S6erfaul, OSer:
llulter6lid). .
A. Attteilun8:
Nbeattuer anf Der NeDa, OSer: Jran OOer
Stbirien.
Neue Oecprottonen :
Gtntars nnS @rplOfOn i'm S6lDfe Sterfdul.
Wtnterla bI6aft unb bic ~esfrOrtne Nsfpa.
Nnfang prdci8 s llbr.-@noe To- ll6r.
&ofenSfnun9 7 1br.
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Nerfdufs 0Imiei0en-
gu pertaufen
OGufer un1 Q1nO.

- gu pertaufen
ssSseGa SGuier uno Qan0.
lsaaaEa 10 Ndtr Qanb nit REHABILITATION, nabe ct.
80. %8a gIdtrs 0nne uub nabt Der Stabtsrdnte !; IL pber
10 Nder uuaetGbr 5H Wttlsn an Der 8eIalr- 8Oab, culttptrt
$50 older an Der philadelphia 6atlrDdb GU 5drewprb); Is
older nabt Der SdrfOrb pile, ~unsefdbr So Neetlen Ssn Der
Stabt swet carmen tn Carroll Gounts ~uneefGbr 6 Dletlen
Spn gDefmtnAer Cebr biate) un6 Dtele an6ere In Der f6iebenen
Tbetlen bs Qanbes 3 96uier an QDiaia mfr. ; 8 9dufer an
MsnumtntRr.; StCre unb QDobnnng an Yrehpnhrabe 8 5du-
Ter an Gbenfr. ; . t~petnEdise 91uftr an Abbertfr. etns an
GbatswUrtbtr. A 56ufer an Der 9Detfette uUn Calhoun nr. /;
ems an Gtepar. stns an Saratosaar. ! ems an DUI.btn.
fraBe unb pteIe anbe re III Serfbie6enen Stabttbetlen. Grunb
su Serpa6teu an 0r0abUts, Wabtfpn, NUnument, Ns
CHERRY, Seferipn, Baltimore uub anbtren StrabeH aud an
8elatr MSenue.
WIHder unb NDrrts.
Atttte:. So. SO, GaSsttefr., 1 Ebar weali& BON NGn'
rObpnbeufe.
AI- Raufbrtefe NQittb.G untsa fe, TeRamen { un6 anbere
I&rtftltGe paptereI pyle WGtfen.0 ert&tS-tSe' Strben
EienS ktfOrot.
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Oenticbe N3uff;eitunn!!

SO 3et8e htermit an. bab 3err . b. @Rbr tn philadelphia
MIR 6e aaeintge Msentnr Der NfuEt3ettunQ ~I6ertraetn bat.
8a91tt1 eriuds I'D ale M6Cnnsnten, wel6e bsretts an 6errn
xer3 be3ablt BADEN. fb an Mid ~ rsnbtn uab bic radRe,
stneea Nuuntrn tn @mpfan8 au nebmen.
80. & 6 dmtbt,
M8tnt Der beutfGcn Wluffaeitun9 fir Baltimore
Bebr5-S $40. SIS. NUrt6 5an Rra6t
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S9 erlaubtr mir btermtt raeinen:! Runbtn fstpit Ben, Spub.
ntdGtrn i'm Wa9tnetnen, bic ~er9ebene Mn3eioe AZ made, bae
Id psSsn Manssl an Raunt rntin @tf&dft aus 81. Z 9ar-
babe. iwefel6f td etnem bebeutenben 8Orratt BON GObl- unb
96sr -3eeer su ben btaisfen pretfen an 5amb balte ndmlt6
@idenlob>S cblen.2eDer Semlcd<S o9tens2es
Der, ie~lbtsemadteS S4ubzS Stirling unS ulle
SOrten Oberleoer, bieli9e iOpie fran3Slide
&albs9eoer, 8ufz2eoer, aips0eper, Pferee.
Qeoer, WarCcco, 6utters2eoer &c. &c.
Mud Babe i'd etnen beeeutenben 00rratt BON eewaIfttn
fcrie betU6ene SttsfeI.S6dft pom btRtn
fransGEf6en Rdtb.9eber, S&ub unb Mann's- 00ttsr.llp-
pers srn ~berielben Aualttdt Qtber S6ubmn6er ID srtltas
Utn6tneO, fSwtt aussel6nitteas SDtIen fnb ~ ben nte@
brighten Yrstfta au taben BET
QputS GerHGttuG.
San20-S Nr. 81 66nuserfrabt am MGrft.
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Sntent9en;sCff1ce
K. f. Wander,
QOut8 Cdba TT H. 8ruber,
Nr. Is, 9alttmOreltraBe nabe Sd arslanb Snlfttut,

UT. 20, OaIttmDretr6Be nave W arDInnb Snhttut,
Uerferttger II. Bert Gufer
pom
ornamental, CARRIER, 8ilber &SpieoeIrabnren.
baItea Rets auf Eager cine srO6e Maspatl frana5ftfde,,
beut d { unb ttaltent6s 8tl6er IDwte aud stnek
ero6en 9prratb BON Sob unb 9tl6errabmfn fir SpiessI
pCrtrattS.
as- stlbsr &c. uerbea tets faubsr unb.f&Sn einsepapmt.
4unf II liz '
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@aiter, Obertbeilen unO Stiefel.S dufte, BON
&al6leoer, Warcccc (Safian), Yatentlecer unb
Saiftns8,
cue aus benz btftn Material unb sVr3ieli&er Nrbett. Is Sas
Ee au Der teten Sunbenartett taagen. Ierner Elm arO6s r
gOrrotR BON MGrUceU, Der 6efen Aualtt6t unb elm ausotpxbi.
tts ENFORCEMENT BON fran;bFi&en 8aIb feaem unb patent seib.
leeer. gas ben beten ~Bnbrtten, fOwte Rolbleber eiaener 1abriP
unb aue anbern SCrten BON Qeber, bas BON S6uEmoGsrn az.
brau&t wir6, mErauf i'd Die &nfmeri1amtett bsrIeibcn Isnfe.
Remmt 9sfaltef Mnb prIfet metnen Dprrat6 nn6 febt Ub ids
at9f suites Veber ebenlO billia fir boor
%Ssrtanfe, ME ties tr8snb elm Ulana in GmsrttG tSun sann.
David Startzmann,
Mdr36,1S SGbwef-@de SDn GaIuert unb QOnborbar
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Gibbs SD Nf1bmdftbtne+
Gibbs SIS Wd1m1afdbine.
Gibbs Sis SSGbmdIdDiue.
@aranttrt, bag fe uae atten pUn 0dtten f. gut MAIDEN
re tr9enb cine Der ID eHern MaIdtnen. ste neroen bas
game etfs Satr btntur9 IN @eparatur s~ebaIten. Ubne ba6 ss
ben Raufer bas 8ertnefe tpfet.
L. d. Chase, Nsent
Gebrl71Sabs SIC. SO, 3altimUrefr.
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9B1 gSir seben umltebeno cine eenaue GQs
nellie BON benz DiSfonto Der perl9ieoenen 8autz
boten i'm bieli9en @erte9r.
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90 Sau=9lm5eige. S9 l4a4
1A De llnter3et6nete benaGrt6tigt biermtt baS AgIsK
GAeA Serebrlt&e 9ublttum, baB CT auf wteberbplteS r.
Uerlansen ieiner altlrei6en 8reunbe %eefpnnen IN, gum S6luis
Der 6tesilbtt8en 8tnterbeluhteunse nGGftenDpnnerlfag Nb ,
ben Il. B. Mts., III Der ~GiaIttnetSn 6aae" etnea 8da 81
Deranfalten Or enttdlt i4 bterbet ieber petteren Nnpret.
iung unb gbt etnfn@ BITE 8erit&erun8, baB aaes Ne6altas
den &tenb su serf6nfen. Die Bar wirb Der iinterati6nete
ielbf Uerfeten unb BITE Spetfen wirb 5err 8sder In 6Srrflons
fraee ~befGreen.
Der Gintrittsprsts fir etnen 9trrn unS Damen 1T auf
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dnances &c. Reported Branch and on his motion
twas ordered that sufficient number hereafter be printed
to comply with their request
Mr. Clark called up the resolution TO amropriate the
amount of sos for the repair of the buildings fences &c
at the Marine Hospital, which adopted.
Mr. Wood called up the ordinance providing for the
completion Of the Jail when the amendments of thp
Second Branch were concurred in, and the ordinance
passed.
on motion of Mr. Wood the ordinance to introduce the
police and fire alarm telegraph the order of the
day for Friday next.
Mr. Clark from the Committee on Health reported an
ordinance 10 allow the of the property known
the Maryland Chemical Works manufacture SOAP and
candles upon their premises Read and laid the table
lie also called M the resolution to allow Henry SENT
- manufacture candles upon his premises at No B West
Mulberry street, which adopted
On motion of Mr.. Wood The ordinance providing for a
new Gas Company IN East Baltimore, recOmmited to
the Committee on Police and Jail.
The Branch then adjourned.
SECOND BRANcH-The Branch met pursuant to adjourn
ment John B. Seidenstrcker, Esq, President in the
chair, and all the members present.
Mr. Kelso called up ordinance to regulate the several
markets in the city of Baltimore The present rates of
rent for the stalls substituted for recommendation
of the Committee, and motion of DR. Hintze section
added to the bill, liking penalty for the throwing
stones upon the roofs of the market houses, after which
the ordinance passed.
resolution adverse TO the petition of Hugh Jenkins
and others for enlargement of the accommodations at
the Marine Hospital received from the First Branch
and concurrcd in.
Resolutions dScharging the committee from the further
consideration Of the accounts of the City Commissioner
and authorizing that officer to repair Pump on Baltimore,
street opposite Oregon street. were received from the First
Branch and concuwed in.
The revised ordinance regulate the sweeping of chin
ncys received from the First Branch and passed
Mr. Kirk called up the ordinance to accept deed of the
bed of Rosebud alley, which passed
Mr. kelso called up the resolution to change the cutters
at the intersection of St Peters and Sterre streets which
was concurred in.
Mr. Kirk called up the resolution appropriatin the sum
of ten thousand dollars for the support of House of
Refuge, which was cOncurred in.
Adjourned until this afternoon
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NEGOTIATIONS EY col. KANE, THE PEACE COMMISSIONER
GOV. CUMMING IN SALT LAKE CITY.
ST. LOUIS May 1.-THE following additional particu-
lars from Utah have been derived by the Republican from
Mr. Carish, who left Camp Scott April 18th While his
information does fully corroborate the news already
given, it leaves to question the fact that Coy.
Cumming had entered Salt Lake City
Colonel Kane, who out as Peace Commissioner
via California arrived at Salt Lake on the 2h of Feua
ry End remained there eight days He then proceeded to
Camp Scott and while there frequently passed from the
Camp to place of conference with the leading Mormons
outside In pursuance of the negotiations there entered
into, Governor Cumming left Camp Scott on the 9TH of
April and was met by gentleman The 9th, when two
days travel from the city He was accompanied by Col
Kane and escorted by Messr Porter Rockwell Egan and
other Momons The arrival of the Governor at the city
was anticipated the l1th and handsome apartments
had been provided for his reception
gentleman who is well informed in relation to the
Mormons and who had just arrived from Salt Lake told
the Republicans informant that the general feeling in the
city was in favor of peace and only portion of the leaders
were advocating resistance
The scouting party in charge of B. F. FickIing about
whose safety apprehensons had felt had returned TO
camp.
The provision trains for Camp Scott left Fort Laramie
on the 9th of April, and Col Hoffman, was to leave next
day.
Capt. Marcy, with his train horses and mules and
about 5000 sheep heard from Cherokee trail
200 miles south of Fort Laramie lie not been Joined
by the troops detailed by Gen Garland but was waiting
their arrival When heard from his progress was very
slow but he would reach Camp Scott by the of May
The mail party experienced heavy rains east of Fort
Laramie, and the roads i'll wretched condition
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Ia w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL Contradictions Hon. Henry Stump, Judge
The following business transacted yesterday:
jury of inquisition was mpanneled in the of W
5 Leary and verdict rendered that he is lunatic and
pauper Order passed directing him to be confined in the
Maryland Hospital at the expense of the State.
Mayor and City Council rs. Henry Kemp-an appeal
from Justice Root Judgment reversed.
Same rs. Seth and Smith-an appeal from Justice Law
der. Two cases, dismissed and settled.
Same rs. John McClernan-an appeal from Justice Root
Dismissed on the payment of costs
Same as W. F. Bourke-an appeal from Justice Boyd.
Judgment reversed
Same rs. Gundcl-an appeal from Justice McAllister
Judgment reversed
SUPERIOR COURT.-Before Hon. Z. Collins Lee Judge
The following business transa ted yesterday:
In the case Of Ford Robinson and Harris-bcfore re
ported-the jury returned verdict for the plaintiff for
one cent damages and costs.
State of Maryland of Rose Fiddle rs Northern
Central Railway Company. An action to srm
Plaintiff which was destroyed by a casualty the Com
rnyS road. This compromised by the counsel
for the defendant consentng to verdict of 1000 DANA
grS. c. EellOtt for plaintiff; Campbell for defendant
North western Virginia Railroad Company rs Caleb
Maltby This action instituted to recover the amount
OF a subscription to the Company On trial
Latrobc for plaintiff; Schley for defendant.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Beforc Hon VIM l.. Mar.
SHALL Judge The following business was transacted yes
.erIay:
Christian Schmidt &C. Francis Winter-an appeal ON
Ju1ce Grove Judgment reversed and judgment for ap
pcliant for S:3.O3
Thomas Campbell rs Andrew Jamson-an appeal from
Justice Hayward Judgment affirmed
William Robertson rs John Stewart-an apneal from
Justice Owin"s Dismissed
George NicSmdn rs Jacob Kraus and Lewis Kraus-an
appeal rom Justice Griffin Jrd%medt reversed.
Julius kohn Bender and Bickey-an appeal from
Justice Own%s. Judgment affirmed.
Schauett Maude5aum, administrator of Henry ATaudcl-
baum E. Fraukel. An appeal from Justice Hayward
Judgment reversed and judgment for the appellant Sc
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-Before Hon. VIM.
George Krebs Judge The following business was trans
acted yesterday:
Joel IirSchhcrg rS Israel Elias and others Motion
dissolve the injunction heretofore issued against the de
PENDANTS restraining them from selling dsposing of the
partnership effects of the firm of rschberg Brandt
Argued by Pitts and r. c. Barry for compl2 and
Sprague for defendants
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olcer Lancaster, OF the eastern district, on Monday
night, arrested man named Jackson Coleman for as
saultng one Mary Bowyer He was taken to the station
house and held security for further hearing by Jus
tice Audoun.
man named William Montgomery was taken into Gus
tody Monday night by officer Howard of the eastern
district charged with stealing quantity rope from the
steamer George s. Craig Afer hearing the evidence Jus
ticc Audoun committed him jail in default of security
for trial before the Criminal Court
Frederick Wittck, who behaving Yesterday after
noon IN very disorderly manner Canal street was
taken into custody by officers German and Meads of the
Eastern District Whilst conveying him to the station
mousse ne became very violent knocking down officer
man. and irjuring him in such that was unfit
for duty Justice Audoun committed him Jail to take
his trial before the Criminal Court
Yesterday morning between II and o'clock The r,si-
dence of Mr. John Lcary No Is South Broadway was en-
tered by burglars through the front door The robbers
went up stairs and ranSacked several bureau drawers and
had already packed lot of Clothing TO be carried off
when their noise awoke daughter of Mr. cary who r
to the front window and screamed for the police Sergeant
townsend being near promptly repaired the and
made thorough search of it, hut thief could be found
The lock of the front door, it is supposed was opened by
means OF nppers, as no marks of forche entrance
of the Middle District for hawking and pcddine Goods
through the streets without license He was fined
S25 and costs by Justice Morrison. An appea was
taken from the decision of the Magistrate by the de
PENDANT.
Officer Arnet of the Middle District yesterday arrested
man named Jacob Winter for driving his vehicle through
the Bel Air market during market hours He was taken
before Justice Morrison who fined him 50 and cos.s
Officer Pryor yesterday arrested a man named Froda.
rick ksner for exposing for sale in market house
stale or offensive cheese. He fined so costs by
Justice Wheat.
Frank Myers second mate of the schooner Edward Hill
was taken into custody yesterday by the United St ties
MARSHAL on the charge of inicsing cruel and unusual
punishment upon Garrett d. Harvey, seaman The ac-
cused was held to bail for examination before the L.
Commissioner.
of the Southern District Police for driving his
upon the sidewalk, and fined 81 and by Jusc BOYD