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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-24
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gen ppm %lt1abpner 9prpbqr unb pgrtneR Dem s8ypttf&en
B~rpcatel, verb antique, Msat, pantheon 8alwau unb anberr
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autrbattsfett unb 9Grte. ilwte S4Bnbett uno duberf biate,
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ais 10 t9er MarmCr uub BON SteI fhDnerem Mnleben Be
jbebeut err aUlenerfparntb. SEE. 81, 6teSens,s
,@lGraS 9NCt 80, 2, @rnttfr., G peers g8bar
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Bionp8 ouf Beifeuuna
U Gem attn NIdhl

un6 bon ieber 6Ola- unb Bauart wcrben 8%.Ifetert.E
Dte ar5Bte Sprefalt wtrb auf bic Mibet un6 anf BITE MuS.
pabl Der Niaterialten ~setypenbet unb CT tdtn bdber fir ieoea
aus { mem Gtablifeinen berSDr6eeense Snftarnent bic @ar
autte l6srnebnen, bab Is aGf etBenf&altsn zines Gutea Yta
mos beFBe., 80. .lsg I. -. -.a
@ae SaRrumente aug aetner Sabrtt nerbea fir Jabrs
ISpn benz Sag bfS gertaufeS an aaranttrt.
8espn6ere Mufmerffamfeit ntrb aAf bic AusudIG bon Sn.
wclGe IN elmer grrben Gntfernuhg ~perfenbet per.
ben, ~SerfpenSet unb Elm 8prreGt bes llmtauibes %tnnertat5f
lDtpnaten Spnt GertauiSta9e an, wtr6 8efGttet, fplte Elm Sn-
Ifrument MIDI ~DcufGnpt9 b~eftiebt8cn. ug -
N- @rrBbdnpler ferosa %tpp4Itban, Bet nas SCr8v rsaen
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BefGnhts f~prrGtbte etne Ausrpabf BON 50 eGpbepns
pDn ben beften Snirunentenmadern gu $45 BIG $500.
lQG- 9tunps perben u m stauf6t, au$8e
nj fettet unb a fltnt nj. & .lrsoe
.N. Nd :rr- - Knabe II. SO
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Angus" WAGNER.
@asl @a8l Gas
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SS 81 1tNs@ q 7 {
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Wcdbonicals8 acrz SOn1paentc
BON Baltimore.
m,.t qtfe Der MeeHten unb Deppts.
ySaEsS;5 euieOtt. @ds ppn Sant une &esifsrar.
D Scksrt CSfirore so. DC Qancdferar.
5. Bennett unb esItp, Np. 2f SAT Sa!tiuarrsfr.
+ S SsUrst u. 1sssrs, 70 Siaeuar. uab Gds BON Grster uni
Sasettear. ; So. t7 3tsbtlr, Ubsrbalb bes soun 901e'''
&. Mufr uut Davis. @de BON Wfpuument UNI @dppIF.
~. Slaae Darling, 276 Mpanmsnt uns 15 Srleanshr. q
5. SOpn 8. lOnn, NOrspsfs see Sen Ssrst a@D ors"OPF'
8. 8rancts @tbea, GEb Gbartes, naee S0mO9r0pF'
ii. RM Sart, GGbwea @de DOa Gsarles nna sea1rsFe. q
70. " 81 6art, 50 &0rtb @utapfr., ;gias3aB ssiEl uaiiie
13. 8 30 gruOib, 1f5 gStt 8a9ftFsff' a71g anu as1s
1S' y INN " Sg @ans' eae son eambsn unt 9aeaar. on aoa9i
II Nroufltn Ebcma8, 2S 0teetff.. I'D. M 4~Blgaasn So "a
10 8rametS yatrf, SaSwef.&de pen- 8ranIltu unS Yinefr.
90 s 6 Steinsr, 8thbletr., nabe NtastiOnfr.n as ul dnn taa
BddersV rCp. e3Hi3l BEu5aaras&
Der Qdtb RON u nnSsn 3u $ Gts.. 'tie
OauSbaGen>grpD. ase a. 6isies1
Der runte Satb BON % llnien su 5 Cts. 80 sga
@eEeGtener = . 81 = 2lip = H3aHi@hs
Cottage : . Btu. t.5d<I gxr3a,,
Grtra Teines 8rro, BON Yatapafc Samilp Wtebl
8rau86Fiasr (5ren&) 2aib BON 1S unjen su ets' 8
Treud HeGerS 10 Cts. baS OuBeHp. .a51lb .ysg
Obtae 2uaIit6tsu -itno gu 5 Gtss per Va y IN Dpen 9enann'
ten SepOts gu Iaben, uunb werDea aa %Ssmfslbsn 9retS Rsa nun
BIN tbs 5auS 9eliefert. il&s ux .:,m q !.
fen lpinlden fnben fsts einen erO6en Wsrrath m pen bstae'
ten Oeypts unb fSnnen bltt Sefeuun9en ab8ebsn fMr Dle Eee
feruna eesfetben IN ibre gDphrua9elt. IdgQ. x3l1t ~ o.
: Das nebsrettpmmen Der GUnpesgte lautet Saptnt Sas 81
jsSer 8stt sS ta8ss nit fril4seOaaenstn s'rERs " %psrlerssa +
Itno iepe Uer9ebun9 ae9en piele 4nprpnun8i ptrs psnn III
BEN 8eamten Der CT npdente ~anse3si8t wttb, %gsabh6et.
DieIes 8rDb pirb tpesen ie,nes 8uten Ssf9mdds no 1ets
men Guserf nab rbaften @iesnf6aften, Dsrurfa9t eMr1 pas
MbIOrbtren BON Nltpbltl6em OeI (ein bsiCneertt g9rteetI
unierer pdtentGfnl feiner ~9eiGttstett ua6 9eroaaltatett
not nur bsnt BaftttrOb, ipaeern au1 Dem 96uSpadtn"Srpf
DDretSpeen-
lid RON ben NerSten unerer StaOt s%eruhtnt totr6e wfrpet
baTeIte TN 9aufe Ser 8ett tn aasemetnen @ebraudt brin9en.
Die f6nea f& mebrenbe 1n6 NORTHUMBERLAND taTts Ma0
fraae md6te eS unS In leBter ggp6e nnrSglf9, aue Setteuun'
een AZ t~efrtstteen, bpb fnb isst AnfaIten e%e.roFen, bag tnnt,
tia 8rUb eenu9 ttr aue &nttdaen bteitesr otaet, Reg Oifrtt'
Columbia (gDafbtnstOn) unb &IsranOrta %pOrrdt0ts tt.a a.s5o
(Sunt2,3mt)
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MECHANICS ga Win Us BANh
u%Haeesogen mad benz ueusn @ebdupe Der Baltimore gant,
Gdf Won Baltimore unb st, paul Strase. ]
ia Nftcasrb 8+ Dorfe1 prafrberi, 3is1l
Emisd 1917. trettpren; .g-gr ~. -
gent. q. 5arrtfSn, 0frt. 81. Nrpub, Sptn Murptp tlI
q 1Sr 60 %gOosGbs SUpn y arrOD, sam. aerl 'sHP .
George &eeers,C STILES gDttt.G @Iatt g. ttrSGt I5 O
lSnp. 2S. Neei Hu / Y. Seales jSReefe @ep. u. aelfe. I-
Stste Sant IN ta8!t3 bon 10 bts1 upr fur ben @mp fdns
tpn Devotion uH6 MusSabluns BON Selbsrn pfen. w. =.
Il 0elo lam prn 1 Dpaar ~aufn1rts btuterIsst per6en. DteSn.
terehen betrG8sn Wtsr Qrpcent per Sabr, u, wtrb aufet.
benz Won BEN lsbsrf6ab ane3Satre etne y 1T r
unter bic DeppftDrsn ~pertbett.
Snn,naea pom irsen0 inenu Setrase..werben SsnSnetStbusu
GefcufAcftsn ODER A1Dciatipnen entseaenaeupmmen.
Verbetratbetc Srauen ub gfinberIabrige tpnnen Self In 10.
rem et8enen MGrusn eeppntren uni bleipt bieGelbe auslhtesIta
iu ihrer etaenen Nerfuaund. o0ro
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SerT5 erans Seeen generSsefabt,
Associated Firemens-Insurance,
Sebens= tiitS Teters0 erffebernnes=cf ice

EebeltS= uitS Observation-Disclosures
Ed1 l1muJohn G. Proud q Sehne, j al ,jfa
~ Nc.63, SecpnnItra6e. Baltimore, I'D
gptr. lbefuebmen @srf6srunsen auf bic na6fttenben ger-
t9erunes'@ emf sntecn, peibe oGS srR6te capital befsen.
tAetra VerliderunS8e Scr1pa9nie, S%)arfcro
.13.I 500 IJaL JJ1 $l500U00. b. 8.. l.T al1 bI
aPlSnir Serltderun9ss Gcmpa9uieS Sarfcro /.
HIs-,.,n t $4,000.
Sptin9fieloS erliderur9Se Comp Sprtn8fielp
Gletna 2ebenSsS erltaerunsS Comp, SarfOrO5
usn1u 1yIliT a1g $40G0O0. 5g IL I..J rs
Ser.@ St. 9ebenrseSsrii4s Comp, Iew-0Or
100000.
ablt. - 800 9Hnf1T
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SUPERINTENDENT SpeptltugSS IL SSeglel8ciDGtIe.
&c b nttpri's 0erffdberuu98s Neentnr, i.
EHb SIR. 70, SecpnbfraBe.
Uerli9erun98>Scm Der Nallep BON Tiratnien,
1'tLP init $50 1000 apitaL. y 11C obI
Securttp< UeuerzV eriiderunsS Comp. t. G3.zO.,
ia sysg EalTg nit $3.50 0 Capital. r,-tr H. -;
Nbemarle< SnIurancezG pulr. @barlottenpiIeSa
f.u ...4.,.- nit $2S5,000 Capital. "- az"
Walbtn9tcn6 ellerYer itdserun9S@r nlp. b. .sN., q
J59 ,A5enrtt $270,CGO Capital ,i5ia-L mNf.1
YacificS Teuer'ger liderunS8z@ cmp. +. 0.zD., 3
Ilsl iulqa7 al NIT $251 1853 Capital.
Qbndbur9zS eriiGeruuSSz Spnlp. BON Ytraittie,.. -.
a nit $t47,5 500 Gapttaf. w - lAa ~
Gpn!ttpnpealfb Geriideeuag Gontp. bon 5ats
DriSburg, Henn., .laS1iHs q
III Toa f"i25I5 init $f6t, 972 ecsttal. o -. bj1t1a
Ser. Observation-Disclosures nnsseGcmp. ron
3F Bbilabelpbia. ga5 3b6G maa d,g.@ ar.5 s
&c sffaanaamtf gBttts re- sss $ rspfs}satIr Gas aasitors q. sts sss.al
DaS Pbtge @apttat TT ft9er a~neeIest gu @uufen Der @ere
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07

for which the delegates from North Carolina have
una nimoupiy reconne nded Senator Biggs. He will
probably be appointed, and Clingman viii receive
from Gov. Bragg the commission for the vacancy
with prospect Of being elected by the Legislature a,
the next session together with Bragg, there being
two vacancies to fill in Gaze Bggs receives the APP
pointment of Judge.
Senator Shields Of Minnesota arrived in town yeser
day looking as young, sturdy, and vigorous as when,
ten wears ago, he embarked for the big war;, in
which be played so gallant part Senator Rice is on
his vay. These gentlemen are devoted friends Of
Judge Dougla,, and will go with him on the Kansas
question Judge Douglas returned last night, in
ceent spirits greatly confirmed in his conviction ths.
the people of the North including iourhfths Of the
Democracy are all with him on the issue which few
rssh and reckless partisans have endeavored 10
paame into permanent and serious feud in the party.
James b. Clay, the son of the gallant Harry of the
West who represents the largest -aveholding district
in Kentucky openly declares his determination 20
require full proofs that the LecomptOn Convention
expresses the will of the people, and eounsels his col
leagues not commit them-e Ives against enabling
act John w. Stevenson Of the COvingtOn District
one of the abest solid and reliable men in Con
gress chip of the old block, being the only
Of the long time distinguished Speaker of the House Of
Representatives, Andrew Stevenson, is warm friend
Of Douglas though he does not in all his opin
il, Ne on this subject of Kansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

Tie annual meeting Of the New-York stOrica So
cety held on Tuesday evening in 81 israry OF Me
Society. The Hon. LUTHER BRADIsH presided. The
reports of the various Standing and Special Committees
were read and adopted. SevAal candidates were pro-
posed for admission into the Society, end number Of
gentlemen were elected members. The past year has
been one of great prosperity to the Society Over 400
new members have been admitted, increasing the num.
Der TO between three and foar thousand very In
teresting paper on "Washrg.Ons LIE Guard was
read by Mr.. Benson j. LOSING, who at its con-
the thanks of the Society. Professor Green
in q most ford speech proposed that the society
take such measures a. might be necessary tor the
recognition of the late ThOmas CrawtOrds place IN
American History. The speaker gave highly eulo-
gistc account Of Crawfords life and genius. One
very interesting incident connected with the former
appeared however TO have escaped his notice. Mr..
Crawford commenced life in very humble cncarn-
stances He was in bis youth an apprentice to mar
blecutter, in wlck capacity he was employed, when
still quite young in arranging some nlaLtIes IN mousse
in the upper part of Broadway. Not many years
afterward he again entered hat house in different
capacity-as the son-ln-law OF the proprietor.
The following gentlemen were elected officers OF inc
Society for the ensuing year: President, Luther
Bradish; First Vice.Pres3ent, Thomas DE Wit,,
DID: Second Vice President Frederick De register;
Foreign Corresponding Secretary, Edward Robinson,
DID,; Domestic Corresponding Secretary, Sainuei
Osgood DID,. Recording Secretary, Andrew W arnet;
Treasurer, VIM Chaunceyi Librarian, George Henry
Moore.
lecture will be delivered before the Society on the
subject of Common SeSse," by the Rev. Or BE-
thupe, on next Tuesday evening.
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WAITS FROM WASHINGTON.
TIE PILLlBusTERs-wHAT WILL SENATOR
DOUGLAS DO

DOUGLAS DO
Cerr,srorderce Of The Boston Journal.
WA,HISGToy, Jan. ,, 1859.
The imprisoned Mrs. Buebeard was not more ana.
ious 10 learn the approach OF her delyerer through
SISTER Ann on the tower-top, than is the gray-eyed
man of destiny 10 obtain intelligence to the
probabe action Of Congress in his behalf. The pros
meets now that the eHercRet Of the libust@rs will
BE- pha,icsly denounced by Gen Quitman and other
ultra South ern champions, while the true NortheN
men will defend Commodore Pauding Tor having cut
gordan knot the principle that the end" say
the followers OF LOyola 'Jastihes the neaRs.' II
Will rather complicate matters, however, if General
Henningsen has quietly put out for Nicaragua with
re.enforcements for Col. Anderson.
The Little Giant 1t if we'll known, has ever man.
Tested p6rtiality for the fbusers and j. is under
.ood here that il was made manifest 20 him few
DAYS since that he " mustn't do more =" if he
poets the support Of the Republicans This will make
him show hi hand. K will be whether he merely
differs with the Administration abstract ques-
ton or whether he has abjured his long allegiance to
the South, and will oppose anything and everything
calculated increase the extent Of slave territory.
II will not do for him to simply attack the Admins
tration if in attacking it he uphods and defends fill
clustering II is understood that all this has been fully
discussed a. New.York during the past week, and
every one s looking forward with grea, interest 10 the
next moves on the Congressional checker-board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07
sEDGwICK-STRINGFELLOw.

TTespOndeDce OF The Evening Post.
WAsHINGTos, Wednesday, JAM 8, 1853.
In the Executive session of the Senate yesterday,
Seward made another elaborate and earnest speech
against the confirmation of Theodore Sedgwick as
DisrictAttorpey for New-York. The friends of Sedg
wick attempted to force vote, but were defeated,
ard the opposition carried an adjournment by yea
and nay vote Of % to q.
The Washington Union of tomorrow will contain
letters from DR.. Strngellow, the Kansas Border Ruff
fan, against the LecomptOa Constitution. Stringfel-
low declares that it, acceptance was in issue at the
time of the election of Parott the FreeState delegate
Congress- and that the people Of Kansas rejected it
by five thousand majority. Kansas, he declares, must
be Free State. H..
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fTon o. Own Con spohdcr:.
WARRINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. >, le1S.
telegrapheG 10 you some days ago an important
Piece OF intelligence, which had just reached me
IRON Kansas, 10 the effect that certain acts which
tie Legislature OF that Territory had passed over
he VETO of Gov. Stanton, were imperative N con
sequence Of the failure Of the presiding officers to
certify TO their second passage. The apparent
biurder had Acr noticed by tie leading Free-State
hen 10 Kans g. and IN their letters to thus city they
expressed much concern at the probable ,onse-
quere,s, bcCause TIC oct thus seemingly defeated