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Quarterly Meeting of the State Temperance

ALBANY, May 1S-The quarterly meeting of the State
Temperance Society will be held to at Auburn
A good meeting is anticipated, the organization is
certain to carry the proposition for opening the consu
ton so as to attempt to introduce therein prohibition
clause
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NORFOLK, May 19-Bark Traveller, IS days from Rio,
with coffee, Norfolk arrived in Hampton Roads to-
day.
back
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Dublit Salts.
BY LENNON a. BROGDEN,
RUCHANANS WHARF,

ON FRIDAY, 2lst instant, at IL O'Clock
" on Bucl,anans Wharf,
600 HHDS. N. o. SUGAR.
VIII be added
100 HHDS. p. r. SUGAR
IN DO. CUBA MUSCOVADO MOLASSES
TX CASKS'SALT & cos. BURTON ALE.
OD OCTAVES MALAGA WINE
~ LENNON & BROGDFN
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'T' '7NNNE0 ITUSTC
TRUSTEE,S SALE or VATTAPT

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
- ~ FIRST CLASS DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON
THE S0UTII.WES CORNER OF MONUMENT AND
HOWARD STREETS, IN FEE SIMPLE
BY virtue of decree of the Superior of Baltimore
Sty the undersigned, Trustee, will sell by PUBLIC
AnGIloN at the Exchange in the city Baltimore on
TUESDAY the Still DAY OF JUNE NEXT at one clock
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate. living and being
IN he city OF Baltimore and contained within the mees
and bounds, courses and distances following viz:
besinnlns for the same on the west side of Howard
street. AZ te distance OF one hundred and fty-six feet
norhery from the northwest corner or intersection of
Howard and Little Ross streets and which place of begin
hhg is t the north east cOrnerof Lot as designated
ON the Plat in the return of the Division of the Real and
Personal Estate of David Moore deceased and runninp
thence northcrly, bounding Howard street twenty,
eSt ieet ana ten inches to the south west utter
section of Monument and Howard streets then westerly
bounding on Monument street hundred six feet
the northeast of the lot of ground as conveyed by
Frederick r. Goldman and wife to Henry Shirk ON the
SOth day of March, 1876 and among the Land
Records of Baltimore county, in Iber A. W b. No 36l
folio 3O2, &c. thence southery parallel with Howard
street and bounding said lot twenty and ten
inches to Lot No above referred to- and thence cscI
bounding thereon hundred and six the place
beginning The same being and comprising part of Lot
No IL on the Plat representing the Division of David
erck H. Goldman and wife to Samuel Cooper by ndenturc
dated the 10th day of June 1851 and recorded in ber
W. B., No 459, folio 1875, &c.
The above Lot of Ground is improved by THREE
STORY FIRST CLASS BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. oc-
cupyng twenty-five feet two inches, of the twenty
feet ten inches 'front.' with large and commodous Back
Building and supplied with both Gas Water Fixtures
with all the modern improvements designed to promote
the comfort of family, and TO make home the happiest
spot on earth
The Lot of Ground above described is in fee simple
Taxes will be paid Jan l. 1858 1t will be sold snI,
Ject TO mortgage of three thousand dollars due and pay
able on the 18th February 1882 and held by the Savings
Bank Of Baltimore.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are
third cash. the balance in two equal nSalmcns payable
IN six and twelve months respectively, the credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day of sale and be
cured by the bonds notes Of the purchaser endorsed
satisfactorily to the Trustee cash. at the option of the
purchaser.
The Trustee will be happy to show the premises at
any time previous to the sale and the purchaser
immediate possession.
AMOS F. MUSSELMAN, Trustee,
10 Fayette street.
my17 -3aW3w GIBSON & co luctinnnors
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OswEGo, May 1S.-The Canadian authorities have re-
duced the Weland Canal tolls equal to thirty three and
third per cent the leading agricultural productions
of the West and the principal articles OF merchandise
The reduction takes effect day.
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ST JoHNsBURY, VT, May 1S.-Three prisoners named
Reach, Kelly and Drew, confined in the Jail at this place
for passing counterfeit money made their escape last
night.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
COASTWISE

CuARLEsToN.-Stea Steamer Thomas Scam
4OC bales cotton, 1875 ties. rice, sundry persons
New YoRK.-iSchr. Seg,aRe
cases Sheathing +. Whitridge Il Co; basket winc
c. H. Myers 4 Bro; % ginger, j. Crosby Son. SO
tons iron ore, Thompson oudesluys bale mds -. c.
NJ jackson & Co; so bbs. do. Maryland S. s r. Co. q
pkgs do. F. L. Parker Co; do do. L, jenkins Son;
go do. do, sundry persons.
PoRTLAND.-Schr. Saratoga.
1913 tons plaster, 81 boxes mdse, order.
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The Augusta Mt Savannah.
The ship Speed Wrecked.

SAVANNAH, May 1S.-The U. S. mail steamship Angus
ta New York, arrived here at O'Clock this morning,
all we'll
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HALIFAX, May 1S.The ship Speed, from Mobile to Que
bee was wrecked 40 miles east of Halifax the 18th in
slant Her materials and cargo of salt were saved.
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From Boston.

BosToN, May 1S.-Mohammed Pasha, the Turkish Adj
mral, arrived this morning, and put up at the Revere
House.
Samuel Fnney, young Englishman, who has recently
arrived here arrested last night for forging drafts
and notes on several Boston firms and also the firm of
Thorburn Son, John street, New York He held
examination
The frigate Macedonian, commanded by Captain U. P
Levy was hauled oil from the Navy Yard with her officers
ana crew on poard and will be commissioned Thurs
day.
The steam figate Roanoke has been tborouoblv ron,r
ed, and is now ready for orders .
The Government sloop Levant is in dock being over
hauled and put in readiness for service
The mails by the Europa viii close here to morrow
ing at A. NJ, and she win sail for Liverpoo via Hall
fax about Dispatches left at the Telegraph Office
No. q Wall street. New York, to reach here Inv II
O'Clock, will be promptly forwarded.
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For EurOue,

SAGo, Me- May 1S.The schooner LacOnia, with deck
load of cotton and full freight of general merchandise
in the hold, destroyed by fire yesterday.
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Markets.

Boston, May 19.-The steamer Europa, sailed hence
noon for Liverpool, with $500. 900 in specie.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
May 1G
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


The dull weather still operates on business. There is
very little export demand for Flour and holders generally
anxious to sell. To-day about 1000 bbs good
Western extra have been disposed part and part
terms kept private which establishes decline of this
description. Standard brands freely oil red at S450
per Dbl without finding buyers except in small way for
home use sales ranging at from this figure up TO Sc per
Dbl for common to extra and fancy brands -.-
Rye Flour and Corn Meal quiet but firm at % per
bb with further small sales of the former at that figure
Wheat-there is not much doing, and the market is dull
atrevious quotations Sales include about 600 bush in
lots at S11O9 for fair to prime reds, and $ll5Gl3 for
white, the latter for Kentucky.
RYE in steady demand with further sales of S00d9G)
bushels Pennsylvania at &C cts
CORN is about stationary and 1900 bushels good Penn
sylvania ard Southern yellow sold at 6s70 cts, aOat
mostly the latter including some in store at the
former price, and inferior at 60tG65 cts
OATS are lower, with sales of 1000 bushels prime
Pennsylvania note SO cts and 900 bushels Southern
at 3G(d37 cts
BARK-There is very little inquiry for Quercitron
and % hhds sold $4 for LIST No l. which decline
CoTrON-Holders less firm in their views to-day
hut there change in the market and only about
bales have been disposed of at previous quotations
In GROCERIES and PROVISIONS there is nothing new and
doing either the stocks of the former article
continue light.
WaIsKEY is unsettled, with rather doing; sales OF
GOO bb are reported at 20&2lH cts for Pennsylvania
and Ohio 20 cts hhds and 19% 20 cts for Drudge
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BY GIBSON ~ co.


f;;;A TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
a.l decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the
o Undersigned, trustee, will offer for sale public
1if NJ at me Exchange, in said city, MONDAY the
Ar 1 y ~, iS5S, at o'clock, 2. NJ
tho W., ot i i LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate on
sscri1 ntaw street. in the city of Baltimore and
Si 81 az ioliows Beginning for the on the west
III VI Ietlw street at distance of eighty five feet ten
- icies hortherly from intersection of Eutaw
49, an" Alaiioh street, and running thence nortbery.
holhs on the west side of Eutaw street twelve feet
anu mar lnches thence westerly paraIIeI with NJ,
street, sNtytwo feet to alley three feet wide with
te use and privilege of said aley thence boundin on
sad alley southery, twelve feet four and half inches
ana thence easery by line parallel with Marion
10 the place of beginning Being part of the lot If rnnJ
which was subleased by Eliza COale to William EIassn
by deed dated the 18th day of September sS and
Ell among the Land Records of Baltimore city in Liner
W. b. No 40, folio All, &c; and the same lot that wac
assigned by said William klessner to Harriet Jnoes NV
deed dated 23d July, 1851 and among the Land
Records aforesaid, in Liber A. W. B., No 463 folio DC
&c, subject to the annual rent of fifty dollars
The lot is improved by three story BRICK DWELLING
dollars. - 10y
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third of the purchase money
cash. the balance in two equal nSalments in three and six
ohts the credit payments to bear interest from the day
Oh SAFE anu to be secured by the notes of the purchaser
endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee.
EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY
aD29- 2aWtsE1S
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DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE

~ VIRTUE UF AN URDEII OF t II Il
~ SUPERIOR COURT for Baltimore city in Equity,
the undersigned Trustee will sell public auction
at the Baltimore Exchange, THURSDAY, the 10th day
of June next, at one O'Clock, +. NJ
/ THAT VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND in the City of
Baltimore binding hundred and twenty feet the
northeast side of Warren street. and feet the north
west side Of Barre street.
The said sale will be at the expense and risk of former
purchaser.
Terms of saleonc third cash. and the balance in thirty
and sixty days, with interest be secured the salts
faction of the Trustee
c. MORTON STEWART, Trustee.
JOHN STEWART, Attorney &c
my19 1aw3w&ds Isl GIBSONs& CO. Aucts
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Transfer of the Pennsylvania Canals 10 the
Erie Railroad.

HARRISBURG, May 19-The State canals were formally
transferred the Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company
today. The has issued proclamation announc
ing the fact.
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I t=.5 TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

f Ill., TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
H#i CENTRAL PROPERTY. BY virtue of a decree of
2--the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, the under
signed Trustee, will SELL by public auction
TlMORE EXCHANGE, on TUESDAY,, the LIST day OF
June, next at one o'clock, p NJ:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND, stu
ate and lying in the city of Baltimore, described as
follows: Beginning for the the line of the
side of Calvert street at the distance of sixty
the intersection of the north side of Baltimore
the east side of Calvert street. running north
cry bounding the east side of Calvert street
feet and three inches to the centre of partition WALL
then clserly through and along the of said wall
and continuing the direction, in all thirty seven
feet and ten inches; then northcry parallel with Calvert
street. four feet and six inches; then easery parallel
with Baltimore street. FIVE rches then north
ely IIdiieA With and tru
inches; then eastery parallel with Baltimore street
feet and four inches then Southcry parallel with Calvert
street. sixteen feet and two inches; then westerly pa
lei with Baltimore street, eleven feet and inches;
then southery, parallel with Calvert twenty
and three inches, to interScc line eastey paral
lei with Baltimore street from the beginning then
reversing said line drawn and bounding thereon
ery thirty nine feet and ten inches the place
ming subject however to the reservation the rights
certain alleys and forth and ground rent Of one
hundred and twenty dollars per annum
The above property is improved by substantial FOUR
STORY BRICK BUILDING, next door to the of
Baltimore street, nearly opposite the Museum, and known
as No. | n. Calvert street.
Terms of Sale, prescribed by the decree One third
cash, the Balance in two equal instamcnts payable in
six and twelve months respectively payments
the notes of the purchaser endorsed 10 the satisfaction
the Trustee.
CHAS. T.. PHELPS, Trustee
my7-ts GIBSON & co. Auctioneers.
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Joshua WALKER,
IRON BEDsTEADs, GARDEN VASES

&c. We just in receipt of several different STYLES
of IRON BEDSTEADS, to which we call attention.
We have among them some very low priced and parc
ularly adapted for servants use.
have also in store variety of styles and sizes of
VASES suitable for ornamental purposes fountains etc
etc.
We also continue to keep the celebrated BLUE RIDGE
COOK STOVE IN four different sizes, which offer
prices corresponding with the times 1t is Baltimore
made stove, and has had greater sale in this market than
any Coal burning Cook Stove introduced here.
We have several different patterns Cooking Ranges
for wood or coal to which also invite attention.
COLLINS, HEATH & HUTCHINSON
Adryand Stove and Plumbing House,
mr20tf % 7 Icur Crpppr
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A good SILK UMBRELLA, in

A GOOD SILK UMBRELLA, in rainy
weather. is an article of real comfort to the owner
and can be had at 209 BALTIMORE STREET, where the
largest assortment of Silk Bingham, Scotch and Ameri
can steel Frame and Whlebone be bought at sat
isfactory prices. Also, PARASoLS and FANS in every
variety
SEWING MACHINES, of Wheeler & Wilson's best
make. +. NJ. PUNDERSON & CO,
ap29tf Baltimore
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New ORLEANS MAY 1S.-The Cotton market is unchang.
ed with sales 5000 bales to-day The receipts ahead
of year all Southern ports amount to Sc 900 bales
and at this port 900 bales The stock in port is es
mated at 2SS 600 bales Sugar is firm Lard in barrels
quotes at II cts. Freights-on Cotton to Liverpool Is
32d a I'd. EXCHANGE is dull and droopng.
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NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
LAND WARRANT No. - s54, for 100 acres, issued
10 hoas Osborn under act of March g. 1867 has been lost
on rauducnty disposed Of it having been enclosed by
man, as he is officially informed, to certain Geo H.
hickman, Baltimore, and having come to the hands
OF the undersigned that he has given authority Ia
any to sell assign the same, and that he has filed
cavea TO the issuing of patent upon said warrant, and
mvI3 1aw6we THOMAS OSBORN.
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SMITH & BURNETT'S

~ LUMBER YARD,
CORNER GREAT HUGHES AND JOHNSON STREETS,
tSouth side of the Basin, adjoining Messrs Reeder's
Foundry Baltimore. apl2-tf
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STORAGE AND WHARFAGE

~ AT PATAPSCO WAREHOUSES;
Storage ground floor for 5000 tons Guano and 1000
Hhds Sugar. and Wharfage for Ships Of "a feet draugh
Apply to GEOBGE A. WILLIAMS,
mr24 eotf No 81 Exchange Building.
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DA p f r Fl A N NGS.
Il Constantly hand the largest assortment of
PAPER HANGING
in the City of the
RICHEST AND CHEAPEST DESCRIPTIONS
Also, FIRE BOARD PRINTS,
CURTAIN PAPERS, &c
As the LARGEST MANUFACTURERS IN THE
BUSINESS Dealers and others would consult their in
terestS by calling at our warehouse,
260 BALTIMORE STREET
fOnnosita Hanover \
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-07
Fillmore County.

The Democracy Of Fillmore county he'd
their County Convention, on the oath inst,
at Preston. Hon. SAMUEL HUI was Pres
ident, and q. w. FARMER Secretary.
The following ticket was nominated:
Senator's. +. O'FkRRALL and o. b, Fay
ASr.
Represen,atiyes-GEo J. OSsrINE, +. Y. En-
pY, Hans Valdez, Iuoa,S QrIsS, CoRpkLLo
WILKINS, and JonN LoSG.
Sheriff-WN. &. PlcGErr.
Auditor-H. u. BgisroL.
Suryeyor-GEo. y. liAwKrSs.
The Convention adopted the following
resolutions
Rssoiced. That the Democracy OF Fillmore
county, reindorse and reatlirm the Cincinnati
Platform as containing the cardinal priuciplcs
OF the Democratic faith.
Rssoired, That the Republicans having no
principles Of their own.sr Low stealing those OF
the Democracy by claiming 10 be the advocates
OF the doctrine OF "PoFtLAR SOVEREIGNTY. a
doctrine which for the past four Years they
denounced, aud whose supporters they have
vIlliied.
ResoIrsd, That the hostility of the Republi.
"
shown by the votes Of It's members IN Congress
on the question of the admission OF the State,
and as further shown by the iactious opposition
Of its members OF the State Legislature, TO every
measure or law Of utility proposed by Demo
cratic members, deserves the reprobation Of
every lover Of the name and honor of our young
State, to whatever party lie may belong.
Rssolrsd, That We have an abiding faith IN
the integrity and patriotism of our Governor,
Hon. Henry h. Slbley, aud we fully sustain
him in his,manly use OF the Executive veto IN
arresting careless and imperfect legislation
during the last session Of the Legislature.
Rs'oired. That the Democracy OF this coun-
~ expect their Senators and Representatives,
when elected, 10 use their best endeavors to
procure the passage OF an apportonment act,
decreasing the number of the members OF the
late Legislature, thereby saving 10 the county
the present unnecessary expense OF that body.
ResUred, That we are opposed to proscrp.
ton on account Of religious belief OF place Of
BIRTH and are always willing to welcome the
foreign. born citizens of our country 10 all the
rights that we ourselves enjoy.
Rssoirtd, That having heretofore experienced
the disastrous effects OF Republican rule in Fin.
more county, manifested in the large increase
of county expenses, and the inefficient services
rendered by Republican officers, and fully sub.
scrbing TO the declaration that economy in
the State and County expenditures should be
the rule, not the exception We hereby pledge
ourselves 10 use all honorable eSertions Tor the
election Of the good men and true that we have
this DAY nominated for Office and We hereby
instruct them TO use all their influence TO secure
retrenchment IN the expenses both Of the State
and County.
Speeches were made by Hon. j. NJ.
CAvAsAUGH, and Judgc ELLIOTT, OF Mis-.
sissippi.
The Democracy of Fillmore are enthusi.
astic in the cause and We are assured will
carry the county by larger majority than
was secured for the ticket last fall
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Pursuant to previous notice, the Demo
cratic voters Of the town Of Columbus, in
Anoka county, assembled in convention Tor
the purpose OF appointing delegates to the
district convention, 10 Ike held at Anoka on
the 4th Of October next, and also 10 noni-
nate Democratic ticket for town officers ;
whercupon S. l.. GrIcE, Esq, was chosen
Chairman, and ANDREW FINLEY appointed
Secretary.
The Chairman, after explaining the OBJ
jec,s Of the meeting, offered the following
resolutions, which on motion Of Jons Sun.
MRS, ESQ, were unanimously adopted
R,.oirsd. That we have unqualified conf.
denc. In the integrity Of the great National
Democratic party ia princ plies are pr ornotiye
Of our free Institutions. and TO II We owe our
patriotic det otion, and our votes shall always
be registered in it- favor.
Rssoirfd, That. In common with said Demo
cratic party. We endorse and approve the doc.
trine Of popular sovereignty, and our views
.hsll ever be heard in favor Of the people Of
any territory framing and adopting their own
fundamental laws and Of maintaining the insii-
tutioss Of their own creation, without let or
Lindrance from outsiders.
R,soIrsd, That we owe fealty 10 no man. bat
our united support shall be given 10 men only
who are endorsed by the Democracy IN con.
yen,ion. and 10 such we pledge our hrm sup.
port 20 the end that Democratic principles may
triumph.
R,.ou,d, That We consider modern, or Black
Republic sDism. at war with the best interests
OF our beloved country, unfriebdiy 10 the sue.
cess u democratic principles. and tending 10 q
dissolution Of this glorious Union. Therefore,
our hearts and hands are engaged for the rnc.
cess 4 the National DEMOCRACY.
The convention then elected AsRAy Buss
and Joas KLysSEs delegates, and y. r..
Gricg and j. H. MArngws. Esy, alter.
nate delegat.s
The convention proceeded 10 nominate u
ticket for town 0ffcers, which resulted a.
follows.
Sc GUIcg, Esq., Chairman Of Surervi.
s0rs ions SUMMERS a0d HHsEY BArzEI,
Supervisor J. H. MArHKss, Esp.. Town
Clerk JoHs kLgRsxR, As@ssor HESkY
NohsURSE Tax Collector KOs'T SnnOx
and 1HDs JoBssos, justices Of the Peace
Jos. LigOu AXE ard VIZ. BAEsAcH. Cmis,a-
bies, and Gs0. IowSsEsD, Over-ear u ,ise
Poor
The c0Dvention ordered the wooesdings
pg,rsbe,l 10 the Pions,r and Dsml@rai. ard
adjourned. AsDsEw fIsLEY
Secretary