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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
Dcrfud,tcr StraGcnraub.

Der 0ef Gbsiler 9trcore teri6tst, bas fir,.
Iit cin Serwescnr SrrIud scmadt wuror, Srrrn
5airlamt, ben S6aBmsler YCn Gbrllcr Gauntp
,u terauten. Gr mar ouf Ieinem Bsge mad Dem
4rmcnbaus unp fubr bel Iif lelbt in cinsm Elm.
lpGnntSen 9Sd9rn. @s CT 0npert9alb Nfsilrn
ienicits Maridaatcn fam, no bic Strabe dngp
cincm gGalo bn9stt, iprang Gin Mann auf bic
Strabe, prdentirte rinc 9iItpte unb gctct itm
dnIubaIten. Wlit Sicler @siltrasrsrnmart fndlltc
Ssrr 5airlamt isine YeitiAe unp lief Dem Yfep
Die 3d9cI I6icben, mcour6 rS ibm 0elane ;u rnt.
fcntmen. Der Wann trul cine Wasfr iter Sc
idt uno Sruit. 81 wiro non Srrrn Iarlamt
sefcrtert, nit ben Qrmrn. Dirrctprcn i'm 9lrmcne
baus, feds NleiIrn prltlid BON gBel Gbriter, lei
tpren rr9eImdBgrn mcnotIidcn Sriammlunoen
iuIanlmen gu fpmmen, unb bate lih nit Ionps
iu orrlcbcn, Tim Die pcn ben Dircctcrrn aueae.
ltslten Nnrslunsen gu ts;abIm. GirIcs mar
ebne j3weifel rem SndbsnrGutrr trfannt. - Gs
IT Iebr gu trbauern, baB Der S6urfe n6t Yers
tolat uno ftf9enpmmrn wuros. DirIcs mar rin
b6bIt .Scrmr9cnsr 8dutperIu6 inrrm rr in elmer
ot4t bepSIterten @s9snO srma6t muree.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
2Ln wraen cincm t1amcn.

Sn eincr Der ObiO GUurtsn srrest srgrnpGrtis
etn etwas ieItlamer @bei6rpnss. Yrcleg ,iems
lt6cS Nuflebrn. Gin junges Gbrpaar, pas Dor
stwa stnem SaHr srtraut wurbe unp Ieitcrm in
lrbr oer9nti9ter @be Istte, paro pcr enisen g8p6
en- NIT etncm SprSBlins 9clesnst. Der bic unl6ul.
niSe uria4e 3u euem ;3wlt ,niItrn ben ianaen
Sbcleutsn CAB, Der wabrihsinIi6 ,u elmer S6rip.
un9 fiiHrrn irro. Die 5rau minI6te Dem Gtnpr
ben Namcn &ttcl 3u sstsn, psl6en Der Gbemann
perwarf. Sic bat, iie neintt unb tritdnp aui
Dem Namsn, aber ie ciSrniinniser Fe barauf be-.
tarrte, ie bartnattiSG bIicb Der Wann bel Icinrr
sSet9erun9, ia er permaB ih suIsbt, er miirce ME
uno nimmsrmebr 3usrtsn, pae pas 8inp Qtbcl
betbsn icIr. ,,Gi, nun, "Ilste bic s5rau, ,,Ic
9tbt's nod Elm Nittcl, uns enes Sinnes su brin.
gen, Du prrfett mid mas i'd meine ?"-Gr ucr.
tanO mic er lclte, ndbm leinsn 5ut. sns iirads
per e'srttt unN ma4ts rine &Iase fir Gbrl4sips
un9 anbdn9s.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
Na6e!ft,Iansrn. .uueitclluna.

TCrsc gSche mahte Elm Wann ppn Scr!
feline erfbcinung in Ganraltcr nit riner Site pul
letrnet9er NaIelI6tan9en irel6e er ben gcuaie.
rt9en dber Icl6e 9racn(tlnpe In BEN Stra6cr
3ei9te an einGn Sip" bic Ycr1cn. Gr banpbab.
te bic 8eptiIien nit ebsn 70 Siel 5rcibeit ais cir
anperer Elm runc8elestes Gaunert banpbaten mir.
be. Sts Iinb aber Elm SsfGbrliars Spiel,eus.-
Der et9entbtimer pteIsr lcnoebaren S6au keiEi
Samuel Srlms, III Elm Gftrr Sintsrwlber unr
gut bepanoert In Der 9luturscl tihts Der 8rptili.
en-. @r bat bic 9dnSc wcltli6s 9anpi6aft, BON
Obtc bis nat lltab, purhrsi1, uno untrr anbrrn
mertwiroiSen Dinasn srjGblt er, bae rieIe 8aI.
lel6Ian9en arc6e @itnlltnse tsi ben Damen pes
SeratlS Der Utrrmpnrn in Der Sal,Ieellaot parrn,
pelhe ptflelben nit rten 70 picl 3GrtttAtet liebs
tOIeten, iuie manHr Stapt.S6Ene ibrn S6ops.
bunp listfciet.
Snesnrn trduGt man nift mad Soma nod
na6 utab ,u 9ebrn, TIM 8afsIidangen ;u fan.
gen, ecnn lie Itno nod bGufig nGbsr su 6auIe ,u
fnorn. Gin Gprrslprnpsnt I6rritt uns Solaen.
pes BON Srantlin @aunty, 9rnn:
Nm 22IPn Suli, airna cine @e1ellI6aft bpn
Smptctaun nab Dem Stipbrra, un Sriprltesrcn ,u
iammeln. sic battrn nur cine far,e Belt SssrSn
ssIcien, ais Elm Snabs cine src6e 8ailclIdlanae
init fiinf,cbn 8aiistn cntordte. Gin Suno bes
Serrn Scbn Stt wurbe brrbsisrrufen, w.lter lei
rem SCrIu6, bic ShIanSc Su tTbteu, pcu bteIcr
IN ems isinr Seine SsbiIen wuroe. Der Sunp
treptrte IN pentser oIs 6ret Stunosn barna6,
tros aller @s8cnmittrI, bic Su istnsr 8sttuns an.
9ewanrt wurben. Sn Der ndm6en g8C6r 9irna
stne anrsre @siruIdaft SCa Dem ndm&en Srt
auf ben SaNtsr9, UNI 6cioeltsesn su lamnrln,
ais cine iun9e Dame, (pie ss brisD cine arpbr
unter ttrem 8lsO lirsm fanO.-
9Drnn rs n6t fiir bic sstli6s Barnuns Der 8aI.
ieIi6Ianse sepeisn mare. 70 bate itr S&idlaI
bas ndmlhe Irin tTnnrn, pie icncs, bas Dem
Sunb in crm rbisen Sal pisrnfabren II. Die.
ls ScrfGlle iOltsn fur ale cine lautc gBarnuna
Isin, bic auf ben SaStrS ssbsn, UNI 5siprltrrreH
III Iammeln.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
Der rpsuenbanoeI psn calitsrnisn.

Cine @alifornier 3eituns Idgt :-g3ir baten
I6un su rieperbcltenmalrn NUtiSen ltsr BEN aufs
IApuna unIerer gScllrnprcpufttpn aetraGt. -
Ssitprm IN Der Ocean 3elegrapb nit 160,0 600
Qfuno gDuae mad 9lep' gUrt ubsseangrn, bic Sr.
6. oastcl, Der 0rE6tr g8oatn' 'Slnplr in inherent
Staote, prldifft. Srrlrlbe tat Spri 9rcbe SdS
scrbGuIrr an Davis .Straes, nabe Oartet, in be-
nen Cr feline Bcllcn Scrrdtbe rie rr trltGnpig er'
bilt, aufbcpabrt. .-Die1e gBcllc tcmmt aus alleit
lbeilsn unsres Saatss, bic einIir jrprh aus esri1
nGrplihsn Gbeil ra man i'm Stioen npt piGfah
bic I6ledte msrtantl6r Naiir bat. Die amsris
tanil6e gBcae IN ictr fein, no tsinate Scppslt
10 prtbpuq, rpie bic msrifanI6s. Sn GaIifprs
nien weroen pie Sboir S5el9e bes milcsn 8limas
;remal iIbrli6 ge6orsn. Wan u&nst. bab
Der @rtras Der g8Uae bic austuscn rinr Sssrcs
vrn 1000 rrdt, uno Dap Die Srrmetrun9 rsiner
Nubn it. Die Shdf,uft nimmt sinen rai&eh
aufidwuns in atlrn 9tsilsn res Staatrs.
Sn Ssrnpe1Ia Bailey, glapd Gauntp, weteet
sten rinr uuaebsurs 6eerer. Nu6 tn rsn tuolt'
den 9auntirs beSinnt man rtcn, orrerlte 9tallfn
rn,uIibrrn, unp lie prrpen baio etrnIc tstns sScl"
lc ieIsrn rie bic nGrrldsn. unisrC Gurfubr rtss
Ies Sabr tctrGst etma / Niaiuncn Yfunp, sr9en
400 900 9iunO lcBtcs Sabr unb wto Iid i'm
nGhiten Sabr nrh psrbrppsln. SaStsl bat
trrrtS wispr 10000 Efunc an Sraro hes
S6fts Qnpw. SatiUn, in Dem rr trinate ebsn~
fcpiel ,u perlrnrcn tratiittist, rte nit rsm Seean
5eIe9rnpb. SIN Voaerbaus an Darts Strd6s
fnpen Sitls MsnI6en Sri6dfti9ti9ung, rrlde bic
g8cQe in Sollsn rrrpadcn. Sritber bate man
feline Sorefdlt auf @srpoduns Der gGcls pcrwCns
bet, bic mir ousIiibrtrn. unp tiGIsltr bra6ie eas
brr aud nur srrnoe grCIc i'm Sltn. - Wan
padte I6wa1s unp rrri6e gprllr, rhnr Hiidltht
auf Gualitdt suIan men. Gr. 3astsl frrtirt ies
rr6 bic g9O1s Ictr iCrsfGttia. Srrr Sallrn
lpicst eiwa 225 pfunp. g1abrlih GoIifcrnien
bat nod unsntridslts SdtfFqnelsn 9enus, rrrtt'
ppller als Iein Sob.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
lEinhrud, uuS Zoo.

9lsut6 trahrn Oistsn in ben Strbr BON etSi
y. G0uta6 llnicnUiae, Our9om 5aunIGip. Buds
Gauntp, Die rann aud slri6 pur6 rsenb Elm @c.
rduI6 pCn ben SauSbewpbnrn bemcrtt murrm.
pr. gduta6 berritstr iid ebrn ppr, nit rintm ees
Iarenen @swrbrs, bic 0lr gu tspiGfrmmsn, ais
pisis pas "@erGuI6" ron Der anetren SCite prr-
nabmsn, unp idnea 8eBous nnbmrn. 9u1
ben S6rsd unO itTsilte NnIrrneuns rrfrantte
9rrr 2auba6 6ds's parauf mo llrb.-CWcrg.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
Gin piItbenocr Huno.

gSie mir beri6tst pcrpen, tdm ein trlr 6un6
an, Samifdg Dor a6t 1agsn auf bic Saucrr brS
Srrrn SaIcmon @aul, in Gumru 5ounIfip, sts
ma 3 OistIen ftowrfIih ron Jteabing, bi6 Srn.
0'Nul in has Srin; litf pann fort uno trai rinsn
N'tirneen auf Der StraBe, rsn rr nnsriif uno in
bds eeiht bib. Set gaul's SGmicrcibnp, mo-
rr t6 in ensn S6cppen ppsr S6rur prrtrp6,
9elana es enolth ion iu tEotsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
Die tlIad,t oca 6oIoeA.

Bon Gan 5runeisec i6rsitt 9rmonN, In 9Gug
her G'OIentrcdun9cn AM 5ra,er Ripr :-"g8ir
batten SubperlammIun9cn bier, atsr 6rawr 8i'
per bat ptcielten gang erfdItst. Sas 8clt trbTt
Iia weni9rr INN 8elsCn als INN @Olp. Der
Gcrcnrr Der Stact tast, pae bic nrus GcIers'
8icn ale SeltltmUrpIu6e SerIdeu6t bat. Deb.
rere 9itcraten unp 9ClItitsr purern ron rem
@rlbFctrr rr9rifsH unr babcn lih auf unp papVn
gema6t na6 Dem nGurn 0clolanpr."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
ucbcrfcl,ubc quo Streb.

Gin Yatsnt ii rinem 9irstr Srn Utica rrt6rilt
wprbrn fir cine nruc Nrt pCn urtsrIGubrn, brats
lihtt9rt fir 9CriUnrn, Die CUR Sst Uper gu 2ano
rrlen. sic iino aus gcHc6tcncm Strob Serfer.
tiat. Snpem StrCb Gin nihtlsitrncrr 6Trper in,
iO pirp pie ndtdrlihe 2Sirme prs 5u6ss trbcbat-
ten, rbne raB CT purd pas S6piBcn bsHeIttn
fruht wre, ra paS Sucb IShrrig III unp bic
5rudtt5frit rntwrrr auflaust opn ibr srlautt Su
entfpmmCn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11

rSn Neu gcrt tpurps AM Sorisen Srnntaa
Abrno emma 9panS, stpa IA Sabre alt, burS
Elm OtrnItmdNten 5u tUet se16redt; aIs fe i'm
Dunteln In itrrs SaterS Saus burd BEN G,ono
sins ipran9 bic WdsN nit ctnrm lauten Qusruf
aus elmer @de eeScn 0s. emma fis( NIT er,m
an9iti4ret gu Sobsn uno lurb tiniae Rinutcn
natber. Cine gBarnans fir ole psld,e bIe
ihlmms @emchnteit babrn anerrt, beIcnbrrs
Sinsrr, TN Ountsla ~ rIaudrn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
IN spas sebdnst, I'M grnf seforbrn

Jn opab 9eb6n9t, I'M Ernlt 9elterben
Sn princeton, unrpsit osr Stabt Samtcn, In
Butler GauntY, Sbtc, sreisnete lt6 fiirSlia fol-
senper merfmiirOissr SOrf d. Gin Suti6cr, ga:
mems Daniel Gaiot, benz es rcbl 9ing, wolts in
Der 5rrubs Ieines Ser;sns sinen Sur MAIDEN. @r
ein9 nit Icnem tIeinsn MGp6rn uno rrm Gna,
Sen cines Na6bar5 mad isinem S6aftbnuIe -
bort tefano lib cine NlaI6inerte, um phs ers
I6la6te Sieb auiiurinben. Suit aus Spa6 Ies.
te Sr. @aipt BEN Stid TIM Isinsn Sdls unb iastc
icnsm tIeinen Nip6en. lie mGse CUR Nutter &c.
ben uno ibr mslprn. pab Gin Wann i'm S6ta6t'
bauIe banssn, Der ouSIebe rpie Daniel GatCt.-
gtun ;siste er Dem Snaten nit Io6rnbem Wuner
pe bod er ibn oufrrinrrn mG1r. Der Snatt
fOl9te senau Der anrrsiIung, bic Btnpe BOB 81:
ltrt idnel orm Scprn mO ale ibn rsr 8notr
pieper beruntrrlaien wCllts, pa rri6trn, rrril ld
cas Sperrao fs0scICst bate. feline Srdite ni6t
aus. Oils 5rau @lict in 5clse Der Mleleuns
tbrrr SrGter ei6en, mar ibr Mann tCrcits ellen.
ci9lt6 9eltcrtsn; bic Sdlinse battr Ii6 ,usr,c.
gen uno Der Slsi6batsn, Der I6 am gnoc bee
StridcS tefanc bate iid ttsf in ris @ursel rin'
0csratrn. 2lqr glrbrnuma aGnrr lalen tsiren 3pei
fst iitris, bos bic Sbat in einsm anfale pcn gu.
ter 2auns oerdtt wurce. Splhe I4lr4tr SpGiIt
Icllte man unterlaNfn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
Dcriucl)t's.

Cine fran36TIdr, mepiSnii6e 3citI&riIt msIbrt,
bab rurh einsn 3ufaa bic 9ntprduna srmaGt
rUrern 1T, ba6 bic 9ewStnli6s SOl,tUble rn gang
Sorjii9Itdss Witte srssn Sranpi6dpsn III. Man
le9t Gin Sttid faIter SctIr auf bic Sranbwunbs
unb rer S6msrj III ausrntIidIi6 ssnilIt. Sdbt
man bic Scbie sine Stunpr lang parduf lisssn,
70 ii bic g8unOe sebcIt. Das NittrI fcifst ni6tS,
in sinfd6, uno ieeenialls bcs Ssrluhes prrtb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11

IGr5rau Narsarrt Duff, BON Beaver Gaun.
tp, Yd., brsine am pCrissn 5rstns Selblimrrb,
tncem Ts li9 an Der Dsnny's Station Dor ben
antrauisuoen SabnSus auf oas @sldie lrate une
uberfabrsn lief. Gle lebte mod rtniae Stun.
ben, un6 sat estrnfatnorub ale pirIr llrla6e Der
raI4n Gbat an.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11

Eay" llntnbaIb Ycint Coupe, In qpuifana,
tsfnpd F6 Elm nit ;3udsrrcbr tspFun,tes 5elb,
bag rrrbs tauirnp older rinI6ltsbt. Die Rsis
ben inb pier Weilsn lang uno fGnurgrabe.-
Bon sinem Yunftr aus tann her RriIsnpe auf sis
nsn Sld Is iteinrrnr 3uferb6uIsr ;dtlcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11

Ba-Sin ie6s,cbnilbrsrs Wiphen, 9rtitia 5ams
lin. pUn Ssl6srtaun, Maf., t6phte Dor snaen
logcn jrret 1hwarje Shlangsn, jcce iitsr Irts
}ub lang, mO fing Smst ssilrsits S6lanscn bic
fe in tbrsn Sulrn fedte unp ibrsr Nmttr natb
6aus brahte,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11

H9-Dte Taunton @a,ettr iast, bag In iener
StaNt Ser SGwsitsrn fino, bic suiammen 935
pfanO rtsstn. Die tIstnile II 8u6 srpb unp
rirSt 256 pfunb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11

E6"S "Sn Der Ohio penitsntiarp ftnO 700 3sGIru
in rslten il4 600 Strdltnss bsfnbrn, 70 sa6
Hur nod rint srIeNigt if. 7
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
persrbunS oraaniftber ,Scbler.

On Cincinnati lett cine 5amtlis, in tp,Idber felt
1S0 Sdbrcn bur6 ale @mratiUnen bic Wit.
Strtsr nur Singer an irpT 6unp taEn,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-31

Bark Gessner, tBreml Lankenan, from Baltimore for
Bremen, arrived off Dartmouth Sth inst
Brig Northern Light, (Br.) -, from Arichat for New
York or Baltimore, spoken 2st inst al 40 So long
6647.
Brig Lillian Nicholas from Baltimore for Kingston ia
went to from Cape Henry, 25th inst.
Brig VIM II. Stewart, Bryant Rio Grande, arrived
at Liverpool, 9th inst
Brig VIM Taylor Hail. Stevens from Baltimore was dis
charging at Laguayra, 18th ult.
Brig Oleona, Leonard for Baltimore at Aux Cages,
% inst
Brig Argyle Warren from St Jago de Cuba, arrived at
Cienfuegos, 18th inst.
Schr Alice Ann Banded, Alchorn, for Savannah sailed
from Havana, 22d inst.
Schr Nightingale, Baker from Norfolk arrived at Ha
vana, 10Th inst.
Schr NJ C. Durfee, Hail. for Philadelphia Baltimore
sailed from Fall River, 18th inst.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK, March 29-Am. steamship Northern Light
Aspinwall
PHILADELPHIA March 27.-Arr schr George Harris
Savannah
BOSTON, March 2S--Arr barks Charm and Orchilla
Mobile.
SOUTHERN PORTS
NORFOLK, March 27.-Arr. schrs Mist and f. D Saw
yer, New York
RICHMOND March 27.-Arr schrs. J. W woolston and
Fanny, Philadelphia.
CHARLESTON, March 27.-Arr. steamship Marion New
York.
MOBILE, March 22-Arr, ship American Union Liver
NEW ORLEANS, March 23-Arr ship Lochnivar, Ant
werp
ALEXANDRIA, March 29-Arr schr Statesman, New
York.
SAVANNAH, March 27.-Arr steamship Isabel Hava.
RICHMOND, March 29-Arr steamer jamestown. New
York.
WILMINGTON, March 27-Arr schr J. H Flanner.
Boston
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-31
DOM ESTIC MARK ETS.
PHI AnEI PIT NApEETS

MONDAY, March 90 P NJ
BARh.-The stock of Quercitron Bark is very much
reduced and it is generally held above the views fbuyers
FLOU RThere is very little demand for Flour and the
market continues dull The only sales reported the
tent of 600 bh Western extra at 81 80, 400 bbls
family at 81 62 and 500 bbs do selected brands 81
per Dbl which is decline 800 half bbls superne sold
50 the pair mixed and straight brands super held
S425dS437R without finding buyers, the stock of that
description being light compared with the better qualities
The home trade buying moderately within the range
81 % to S5d 30 barrel for and fancy
family brands. Corn meal is firm and sale of about 400
bbls. Pennsy vana meal made at 50 per Dbl Rye
Flour is held at S32i per Dbl. without much doing.
GRAlN-ln Wheat there is not much doing and prices
are about stationary small sales of Pennsy
red are reported at l0Gd l0cS 500 bus choice Kentuck
do at III cts and some white l25d l35 cts the latter
for very handsome Western Rye is steady with further
some Ga7 900 bus, mostly Southern yellow have been
sold at 642 cts, afoat which is advance small
lots in store sold at 62d63 cts and 500 bus white at
bZdo3 cts aioat. Oats wanted, and sale of prime
Delaware has been made at So d37 cts mostly the
ter rate of Barley $50 bushels prime New York brought
20 cts, and some Lancaster county As cts per bus.
SEEDS The market for Cloverseed is unsettled and
dull but about 80 bus have been disposed of ut 81 81 %
per bus, fair to prime lots mostly at the former
WHlSkE1 The market is quiet with small sales of
bbls at 2ld22 for Penn. and Ohio Ihds selling
20 cts, and Drudge at 1920 cts the latter in small
at the highest figures
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-31
NITY or BALTIMORE WATE

4
OWORKS.-NOTICE TO NTRACToRS.-SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the Water
Engineer, No II North street until MON
DAY April T. 1858, at F. NJ for the following described
portions of the above named works.
Plans and specifications of the three tunnels this work
will be ready and after April list Their lengths will be
respectively as follows:
One of length of about 500 feet One of about
100 in length And one of about 500 feet in length
The shortest will require shaft of depth of So
feet The second will require shafts of depth of
90 and &C respectively The third will require five
shafts with depths varying from A to rs feet Each will
have its appropriate length of open cut and conduit
Water is expected in all Of the tunnels
Proposals required to state the price per cubic yard
for the excavation in the tunnels and shafts and in the
approach cuts also state the price in full all the ma
chinery pumping water air and the of removing
all the materials of any and every kind which may
found in them.
Proposals are required separately for each of the tun
nels
Proposals must also state the price per cubic ward for the
brick work in each of the tunnels.
The contractors furnish American Hydraulic Cement
of the best quality and such will be approved by the
engineer inspector in charge Of the work
The Bricks will be furnished by the Water Board
The Board to themselves the right to ispense
with the brick work in the tunnels it. in their opinon
during construction Of the work should be considered
advisable so to do.
The Board the right reject any proposal
which, their opinion for the interest Of the city SO
do
The work to be commenced en- the 1st of Nav
BY order Of the Water Board
CHARLES p MANNING,
ml3 law5w Chief Engineer
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-31
A b F. Il ID. 2 r A Il r .
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES.
THE UNDERSIGNED having purchase

Il the EXCLUSIVE AGENCY for the sale Of
FA r A X 5 s GALES
in the Southern States respectfully invite the attention of
the business world to the superiority these Scales over
every other description of weighing machines in use The
behring's broad knife edges placed on oised steel sur,
faces so dressed and leveed that the knife edge bearings
rest equally throughout their tchoie length and in every
point, skill and fidelity hare obuiaed all tendency 10 de-
TaRgement and ioedr.
These scales have been subjected to the SEVEREST
TESTS all the principal Railroads the United States
and England and in branch business throughout
the world and their uniform accuracy and great durab
ty, have gained for them the reputation OF being THE
STANDARD FROM WHICH THERE CAN BE NO
APPEAL At the Worlds Fair in New York and the last
four Exhibitions of the Maryland Institute they have re-
ceiyed the FIRST PREMIUMS.
In of Bren Reese, in the Court of Common
Pleas October 1854 of Baltimore city the learned Judge
declared in open Court hat Fairbanks Scales being the
Government Standard and their accuracy hari,ig been de
ed beyond all question all legal issues must be decided
in their faporn We prepared to fill orders Counter
Portable, Dormant, Hay, Coal, Railroad, Canal &c
SCALES, at manufacturers prices.
j. A. WESTON & CO,
fe22H Al South Charles street.
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PURE RYE WHISKEY
YNH f. UNDERSIGNED, OWING TO

Il the low price of Rye, at this time manufacturing
at their Distillery in Washington County, Md pure RYE
WHISKEi All orders left at our store Nos 81 and SO
South Charles street will be faithfully executed and can
be relied We have this time store and for sale
WHlSKEY of our own dislaton, of superior quality and
age from year up to 10 years old and in addition have
for sale the following 3rands
j. HORNE Rules 4th prooS; J. c. R. Eckman: NJ Mad
dux; John Snyder eli warranted pure and to give salts
faction represented be returned our expense
FOWLER 4 ZEIGI Err
feb22-tf No 81 and SO South Charles st.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT

IL the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore City, letters testamentary the
HENRY WALTER, late Of said city, deceased All per
having claims against said deceased hereby
to file the same with the Register of Wills, with the
undersigned before the 18th day of September 1853
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate All persons indebted SAID estate
quested to make immediate payment. Given under my
hand this 18th day of March, 1858.
SOPHIA WALTER, Executrx
mrl6-1aw4w f. r. SPRAGUE, Attorney for the Estate
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BY GIBSON Il co.
PEREMPTORY SALE.

PEREMPTORY SALE
TNRUSTEE'S SALE-Under decree of
u the Circuit Court Of Baltimore city, the undersigned
Trustee, will SELL the premises, public auction
FRIDAY the 2d day of April at o'clock, p. NJ,
THAT LOT OF GROUND, in Baltimore city, beginning
on the east side of Cathedral street at the nOrhwestenmos
of the Lot distinguished Lot No 100 the plat of
JoSas Pennington, trustee which is about eighty feet
four inches enthusiastically from East John street.
running thence enthusiastically Cathedral street forty
feet nine inches to Lot No said plat thence eastward
~ parallel to John street bounding Lot No 1
three oet nine inches to Lot No. 80 said plat thence
SOuherly. parallel to Decker street. bounding Lot No
30 forty feet to Lot No 49, thence westwardly bounding
Lot No 49, it. or less to the beginning which
subject to annual ground rent of Forty Dollars and
seventy five cents payable semi annually on the DAYS
of May and November.
The improv consist of BUILDINGS OF FRAME
AND BRICK, used in part DIV Filling, and in part
STEAM SASH FACTORY AND PLANNING MILL. They
adjon Stacks wheewrsht shop at the of John and
Cathedral streets,
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One third
cash. third in six and third in nine months the
payments to bear interest and to be secured by the
bonds notes of the purchaser purchasers with endorse
ments to be approved by the trustees
sAML II. TAGART, Trustees
GIBSON & Co
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About II 900 Sheep market selling at S3Id So
the head equal to 9d1l cts. dressed
About 400 Cows and Calves at marketsales rang
ing at So to $50 for fresh Cows Sprngers 25 $40 and
dry Cows $50 $50 each
Hogs-About 5000 were brought into Phillips yard,
and 100 sold at from S6A to 81 Il the 100 lbs
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GIBB's FIRST PREMIUM
1p"HOME GARDEN. o-THE LOT OF

{TyD'' HUME. GAEDE4N.' '--II1E Luz VI
W. ground adjoining the Aged Womens Home hay
ing been recently enclosed by liberal contributions made
during the last year for the purpose of making it into
garden for the and comfort of the aged residents that
Institutions the undersigned Committee, respectfully in
vite those disposed to testify their appreciation towards
this undertaking to leave their and contributions
at the Office of the American Gushing Baileys Book
store and at the Savings institution Fes Point send
them direct to any Of the Committee they prefer
This Institution has been without shade
mental grounds for years obging its aged inmates
abide the heat of simmer within its naked walls The
Committee therefore indulge the hope that this oppor
tunity of furtherng laudable and planhropc oh
ject will be responded to in spirit which will its
accomplishment, and thereby render it worthy design
of the character Of the ladies of Baltimore and neghbor
hood. Upon sufficient sum being subscribed hotcul-
turst will be employed to lay the ground accordingly
and when ready contributions of choice flowers prom
ised by neighborng horticulsurists
Respectfully submitted,
THOS F. HAMBI ETON,
269 Baltimore street.
EPHRAIM LARABEE,
"A Calvert street
WIN. ROGERS. of Jacob,
Coal Office, SD Fayette
mrZ5 cost Cdmn1ittee