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Anlusenltmlents.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE
Ill MESSRS. KUNKEL & co, Lesses.
MR. JOHN T. FORD, Sole Manager
RATES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle, Parquette and Orchestra Chairs so ct,
Family Circle and Galleries ........ o. cts
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
! OF the engagement of
Nh AND MRS CHARLES MATTHEW'S
Thursday Evening, Feb rs 1858.
GAME OF SPECULATION
Mr. Ahabie Hawk. Mr.. c. Matthews
| To be followed by Mr. Matthews Comedy,
entitled the
CoMICAL COUNTESS.
Chevalier ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr. Matthew,
Countess, ..................-....3r Mrs. Matthews
To conclude with for the first time the Delightful Far
entitled "
TRYING 1T ON
Mr.. Wasingham Potts. ....... Mr. G Martinique
Ma Doors open at hafpast performance to commence
at half past O'Clock
rARROLL HALL.
~ FOR FOUR NIGHTS
MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS Feb @, %, 25 and 27 also
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, at
THE PEAK FAMILY
ORIGINAL LANCASHIRE BELL RINGERS
Consisting of the following members:
WILLIAM H. PEAK,
' MISS JULIA r4h PEAK,
MISS FANNIE PFaK
and Master EDDIE s PEAK, e years o fIa AND Ita
The Charming Little Ballad Singers
Assisted by the
CELEBRATED AMERICAN HARPIsTs,
Miss Fannie and her beautiful staff of % s;,or pou
will give Four Concerts above presenting new nro
gramme each evening. Pi'
Tickets so censChildren when accompanied Inv nore+
or guardians, half price.
for seats secured during the day at Wilgs Musc Sta
where diagram of the hall may be seen N'
Tickets to the Afternoon Concert % cents
n. B.-No concert on Wednesday and Friday Examines
on account of the Hall being otherwise engaged
BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of Arbitration for the month of Februarv
JOHN HURST.
6RE VILE RICHARDSON TM a REAN NTH
EXCHANGE BUILDING CORNER GAY AND LOMBARD STREETS
Office hours.-Winer season-From ~ A. NJ till
NJ summer season-From A. NJ, till * P NJ On
Sundays from to 10 A. NJ
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
NOS. II and 70 SOUTH ST.
JOHN 5. WILLIAMS Pres't. JOHN P. PACA Sec'y
Meets daily at A. NJ
PROVISION DEALERS EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE PLACE.
Meets daily at IL A. NJ
JAMES c. ADAMS, Pres't. PETER SWEENEY see,v
TELEGRAPH LINES
magnetic telegraph Company-Connecting with all |
parts OF the United States and British Provinces Office
sun Iron Building.
W. NJ. SWAIN, President
u. Ii HART, Treasurer. JOS SAILER, Secretary |
Western Telegraph Company-To Wheeling and the |
West. Office Sun Iron Building
JACOB CARMAN, Pres't. s MACUBBIN, Secretary.
New York and Washington Printing Telegraph Co
> W. Corner Baltimore and South streets
+. ;. President
american Telegraph Company Morse Line between
York, Harrisburg and Psburg including all
he western points Office Colvin Building, Cor Balti
more ana south streets J. P. KING, Operator.
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Sewing Machines.
Wheeler Wilsons-W. MerreIl, agent. l26 Bal
timore st.
E. NJ. Punderson & Co., 2O9 Baltimore st.
l. NJ. Singer Co.'s-W. E. Broderick agent. los
Baltimore street.
Gibes'-L. D. Chase agent 90 Baltimore street.
Johnsons-L. d. Chase agent, No 80. Baltimore
street.
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WHEELER & WILSON MANUFAcrUR1sG Co.'s
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
For Families Manufacturers and others
lsend for the Company's Circularl
Office and Sales-room,
l26 BALTIMORE STREET, American Building.
W. MERRILL, Agent
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BALTIMORE TYPE
- AND
STERE OTYPF FOUND

ST E o T Pc TNDRY
r KIN ERS Flu RN1SHING WAREHOUS
Bank Lane, adjoining BarHun's City Hotel
Is al all Time prepared to furnish Book and Newspaper
rrihtefs with of every size and description OF
as beautiful and great durability as any Foundry in his
counuy-and Also every other article necessary for A
u -'-"9FA
RI 7 RS INK
Ior news and Book work; Coored Inks Varnsb Gold
size, &c, of all qualities at manufacturers prices
ELECIROI4PlNG and STEREOTYPE WORK
OF every description done best manner and AT the
lowest prices ~ " He
Pc from other Foundries furnished to order At
ufacturers' prices " ii
Old Type taken in exchange for new
ESilAAiES IN detail for Newspaper Book or Job OF
done WIN - tedureu 10 De
having lately prepared a NEW SPECIMEN BOOE
Whch VIII be sent to Printers wishing TO make orders
we should be pleased place in comparison with
examined by calling our Foundry ~ W
Orders to be addressed to
s,o-, LUCAS BROTHERS.
le-'eou OH No. 10 Baltimore street
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hUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.
" LONDON AND PARIS MADE
WRITING DESKS.
ALTOGETHER NEW STYLES,
LEATHER, Illustrated;
ROSEWOOD, Inlaid:
MAHOGANY, Brass Bound.
BRAZILLETTO WOOD
new and beautiful style of finish.
Inc apove being made at our order in London and
pas by the best wokmen far superior to those gener
any onered for sale and coming direct from the man
ufacturers enabled sell them at the same or low
e prices than the inferior article coming through second
third hands ~
An inspection of our styles and prices respectfully So
licited. JAMES 6 WITEpS "
lezz-u PA Baltimore st
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Ilonftarg ana Commercial 4eoiew.

BALTIMORE, February "A, 1858.
Ihere has been very little change the value of Stocks
to-day as compared with the prices Of yesterday City
SKIES, 1886, brought 80; 1890, 924; y. W Virginia p
mortgage 400 G40&, regular way IL buyer CO. Northern
central bonds 1885, receded per cent did the Stock;
Baltimore Ohio sold at 51S to 514 regular way 81 \
seller CO. 81 buyer co. Paapsco Co. So per share Spring
held *. Nothing doing in Canton TO day Tie money
market continues much yesterday perhaps with a
slight tendency to greater restriction.
The New York Stock market continues quite active
with disposition generally to advance Money remains
quite abundant the specie line the banks indicating
metallic of S3 or the Goth inst quite an
unprecedented Business is however there As at
other points, langud. Few goods are selling MANY of
the eastern factories still closed working short time
and is evident space eapse before things will
revert to their proper state The specie line of the Ph
delphla banks the 22d instant 81 94 COG So rand
recovery of specie the part of the banks is srrn.
considering too, how moderate exports have rated
for the last three months Money is certainly in more
than good supply at the leading points, but confidence has
not been restored with equal facility
Commercial matters remain dull and inactive We 4,
observe either entries from cearances TO FOREIGN
ports to-day.
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GIBB's FIRST PREMIUM

GIBBS FIRST PREMIUM
SIS SEWING MACHINE,
IoHNsoN's PATENT $50 ELASTIC STITCH MACHINE
Inc above Machines for FAMILIES, MANUFACTU-
RERs, &c, are not EXCELLED by any other MACHINE
LOT beauty OF STITCH and durability work on all kinds
OF materials The labor of hours becomes the pastme Of
minutes Every MACHINE SOLD by us kept in complete
order the first year. free of charge the purcha
ser. salesroom, No. 90 BALTIMORE ST.
L. D. CHASE, Agent
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DLAYING CARDS!

= FOR PARLOR USE!
vi beautiful designs and of very superior quality lust re-
ceived from London. i'' '' ~
VISITING CARDS, of new styles and superior quality
NEW STYLES AND COLORS OF FINE ETTEp AVN
NOTE PAPERS, for ladies' use
LONDON MADE WRITING DESKS, for ladies' a hand
some assortment. ~
Just received by JAMES 8 WATERS
fe22tf M OH RaI,ir,nra' -.
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d EADY MADE QUILL PENS

IL The subscriber has just received London an in
voice of those very superior hand made QUILL PENS
ALSO,
supply of Clarkes Indellible permanent MARKING
IN which has wthsood the test Of 50 and s
ranted indellible. JAMES WATEpS "
fe22-tf. Oil pai+;r, -. -
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BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,

BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
STATIONERY WAREHOUSE.
SAMUEL E. TURNER,
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
III AS ON HAND A VERY SITpERIOR
- assortment of PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS Among his stock will be found
WRITING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and
ioTelgn OF all the most approved manufacturers
riety " '''' e'e"' va
ENVELOPES of all kinds
use, viz:-STEEL PENS, Pen HOLDERS SEbTI ne
S MAA Nv WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK
, IMIkmWriting and Copying of all the best makers
MONNAIES &c, &c. '' 0iH
Also, large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER
PLA1ING CARDS, PRINTERS do. &c &c ali at lou,
prices. 10y '' ~ "i DIT ~"
fe22-tf " vail
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TAKE NOTICE-JuSt raco;vod

IAkE NOTlCE.-Just received from
= LONDON avery choice assortment of WRISTBANDS
suitable Tor the Library, Office Store CEDAR TRAYS
ENVELOPE BOXES of Oak and Leather, a very usefni
article for the different sizes of Envelopes TOIRTSTS
CASES very handsome and superior article altogether
new and well adapted for Holiday presents OF our own
direct importation. JAMES s WATERS
| leZzu. 244 Baltimore street
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Nj CSIARD SEED OIL LINJMENT
Iai1 has been effective wherever used for the relief Of
re 0en,ne r, 81 rheumatic Neuralgia character
w ~ "eets' feb22-3t
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Sooks ano Stationary.

A UCTION STOCK, THE REFUSE OF
"A the publishers purchased by u.s. but our ellis
toners are invariably offered the best in editions variety
ana style of binding &C. that be purchased Always
at moderate prices JAMES : WATFpc ways
fe22- If. o14 R.lt;rnn.a'
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EDWIN AKERS
IL HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE
EASTERN MARKETS,
Is daily receiving lots Of
DESIRABLE GOODS,
Purchased at the late large
AUCTION SALES,
As well as a large assortment of
NEW AND SEAS0NABLE GOODS
of recent importation, among which forty
choice styles oyles three five quarter purple and fancy
prints to which he would most respectfully invite the
tenton of the trade.
EDWIN AKERS,
JOBBER AND RETAILER OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
1873 LEXINGTON ST.,
fe22-tf. Baltimore
Rs-TAKE NOTICE.
A ". HOUCK, THE PROPRIETOR OF
Athe RED POST STORE, at No 235 LEXINGTON
street. PEARL, offers for sale immense assortment
of all descriptions of Dry Goods at wholesale retail
prices suit the times. Cali and for yourselves
f22d1m
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DRAWER BOOKS AND OXFORD
Il BIBLES can be had of JAMES S WATERS No
IA BALTIMORE STREET, in greater variety of STYLE and
e1st imam elsewhere in the city Some styles in
SILVER MoCNTINGS suitable for PRESENTS, and
never before exhibited have just been received f09 n
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Regalia.
A. Sisco, 95 Baltimore st.
Shipping and Commission Merchants.
Joseph Carson d Co., 43 and As Light st.
Love, Martin & Co., Exchange Place.
John S. Williams Bro, SO Commerce st.
VIM. g. Price, l07 Lombard ST.
Horace f. Browne, IS Exchange Place.
Grant Bro, 81 Exchange Place.
James Whiteford, Spears Wharf
VIM. Grange & Co., 1l9 W. Lombard st,
Janney & Stow, 1Ol South st.
Carr, Giese Co., q Spears Wharf
Lambert Cuttings, So Buchanan's Wharf.
Ellicott & Hewes, SO Exchange Place.
F. l.. Brauns & Co., Cheapside and Lombard st.
Hall & Loney, Sc Buchanan's wharf.
Sniveley & Cooke, Commerce st.
Thompson & Oudesluys 81 S. Cav st.
John Williams & Son, 80 Smiths wharf.
Geo. l.. Harrison, 6 O'Donnelps wharf
Steamers.
Boston Steamship Co., Office Long Dock.
BALTIC. and Phila. Steamboat Co., Office Light
st. wharf
New York and BALTIC. Transportation Line, Office
3 Light st. wharf.
Glasgow & New York Steamship Co., Office Sc
Buchanan's wharf
CromwelPs Line-New York and Charleston
office ll6 Spears Wharf
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Real Estate Agencies,

j. S. Rim, 40 w. Pratt st.
Reilly d Snyder, 10 W. Fayette st.
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LNNGLISH LINEN PAPER.
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
JAS. S. WATERS
pa BALTIMORE STREET
HAS IN STORE, DIRECT FROM LONDON
supply of very superior
ENGLISH LINEN PAPER
So generally used by the Boston Blank Book makers and
IS prepared to make up single Book or sets which we
VIII warrant to be of equal quality with the Boston books
and are superior to quality material to those hereto
lore made in this city One quality this paper
IS that the eraser can be used several times without i'm
pairing the surface ~
CHEAP BOOKS and SHORT QUIRES also on hand or
made to order when desired low as they can he nro
duced anywhere. ~ fi
Bookkeepers requested to call and examine the Sill
perorlty OF our paper if they desire have comfort with
eoOnonlS fe22-tf
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IMPORTATION OF BOOKS FROM
l. ENGLAND, FRANCE, AND GERMANY
BY THE QUANTITY OR THE SINGLE VOLUME
The subscriber through his London correspondents and
ny agency on the Continent is able give the most
lu attention to all orders from private persons Colleges
Semnarles Public Libraries Societies. &C. for BOOKS
PERIODICALS, STATIONERY, MAPS &c and will fur
hsh them on the most favorable terms, and with the great
est despatch and to Public Institutions Summaries learn
ing, or other Literary Societies, duty free
Catalogues OF New Books, published in London with
cheap Ess &c, are put monthly in small packages and
forwarded gratis to all who desire them.
fe22 If No Oil R nj " "a T. Els rs.
| ONDON AND PARIS MADE WRL
- TING DESKS, of very superior styles of various
qualities Of Leather, Rosewood, Pearwood Mahogany
EBONY &C. suitable for ladies gentlemen of our own
direct Importation, are now opening
~ JAMES S. WATERS,
ieA@-ti IA Baltimore street
ONDON STYLES OF VISITING
- CARDS, altogether new; Wedding Envelopes all
the choice styles, for sale by JAMES S WATERS
ie@%-u IA Baltimore street
I AW BOOKS.
1.-The subscribers invite the attention of the Bar to
their large stock of LAW BOOKS which they offer for sale
at lowest rates. CCSHINGS & BAILEY.
r,,. 262 BALTIMORE STREET
just published Volume 10 Maryland Reports fe22 TT
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Wines, Liquors, &c.
Chenoweth Booth, l59 n. Cav st
?. c. Martin, los n. Howard s..
Fowler Ziegler, 81 and SO S. Charles st
VIM Grange Co., 1l9 w. Lombard ST
W. L. Walters d Co., 6s EXCHANGE Plooo
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CCSHINGS Il BAILEY.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS
u 1852 BALTIMORE STREET
Offer for sale at low prices largest and most compete
assortment of F
LAW MEDICAL, CLASSICAL
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
PLAIN A ID FANCY STATIONERY
to be found in the city.
They respectfully invite an examination of their Stool
oiuers atteIaed 10 promptly fe22tf
THOICE ENGLISH SEALING WAN
~ The subscriber has had made to his own order in
Lond on very choice assortment of SEALING WAX en-
bracng for ' N
OFFICE USE-Brands of superior quality to anything
heretofore offered 7
FANCY COLORS, for ladies' use and notes viz Bron
yes Pure White, Royal Blue, Navy Blue. Caret Blood
hed Fawn, and other colors, all of which will burn and
drop well. ~
COMMERCIAL SIZE ENVELOPES made of a superior
quality OF English paper suitable for particular cores
pondence.
ENGLISH LETTER PAPERS, of superior qualities some
extra heavy JAMES S. WATERS
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silver-Ware, Jewelry, &c.
A. Stowell, Jr., 163 Baltimore st.
Sam'l Kirk& Son, 172 Baltimore st.
, 1858-04-30
The EhIis Mans Country.

The democracy hold that gliis men
should rule this country, and they labor to
elevate the character, promote the interests
aud protect the rights Of the white man.
The black republicans, on the contrary.
seem 10 ignore the whites and devote ell
their efforts to promote the interests Of the
blacks. Thus the former Is emphatcally
the white mans party, while the latter Is
the black mans party. The black republi-
cans are constantly concocting schemes to
deprive white men Of the right Of suffrage,
or to curtail and embarrass them 10 the
exercise Of that right; and at the same
time they labor with equal zeal to enlarge
the rights and privileges Of the blacks
Thus tIiey favor laws which would pracli-
cally prevent foreign white men from be-,
coming citizens, while they favor laws al
lowing foreign negroes 10 enjoy al the
rights Of citizenship. They also favor laws
to deprive white men Of the right Of suf-
irage because they may be 50 unfortunate
as not to be able 10 read; and at the same
time they pass laws which allow black men
who never saw letter Of the alphabet, 70
become votersl These things have been
done orattempted by the black republicans
Of this state, aud their legislation 10 regard
to naturallzed citizens and fugitive slaves.
aud 10 Gov. Hails's recommendation 10 de-
prive Of the right Of suffrage the uniortu-
nate white men (natives as well as foreign)
who cannot read. And il Is the same in
other states where black republicans role.
In the Massachusetts, legislature, last week.
this matter was under consideration, 10 the
form Of proposition TO amend the ,Consti-
tuition With view to curtail the rights Of
foreign citizens There, the blacks 60 Tor
denying the foreign i0hite men the rights Of
citizenship, while they would extend them
freely to black, yellow and red, Of all eonn-
triesi In reply to some Of this kind of
republican, talk, Gen. Caleb Cushing made
an eloquent and excellent speech IN n.
Patriot. sf
, 1858-04-30
Political Intelligence.

| A New PARTY IN MIssoURI-The Park
vile (Mo) Courier Of the 18th ult., pub
fishes the proceedings of a meeting Of the
old whig party aud others, held in that
place on the 18th. The meeting was large,
and several speeches were made. Among
Others the following resolutions were adop-
| ted:-
We hereby organize q new party, to be
called the Union party.
We are opposed to and will discounte-
nance all efforts to array the citizens Of this
Union against each other upon sectional or
geographical issues.
We oppose abOIitionisn, border rufhan-
ism, and every other fanaticism which has
tendency to infringe the rights Of others.
The READING Our PRocEss.-At meet
ing of democrats in Milwaukee last week,
James Buchanan, President Of the United
States, was unanimously read out Of the
democratic party.
BTThe Navy Department has received
dispatches from Commodore Armstrong,
dated Hong Kong, Jan. Ia. He reports
everything now quiet at Canton, and all
along the whole coast to Shanghae. He
also says his health is still very feeble, and
that he shall leave for the United States
on the arrival Of Capt Tatnall.
Sr. LOUIS, Tuesday, March 10th.
Late arrivals from Kansas state that the
Anti-Topekaites had trumped up Free
State Convention at Leavenworth, and sue
ceeded in nominating candidate to the
constitutional Convention. They had also
Nominated Douglas Democratic ticket.
The election cn the 9th inst passed od
quietly as far as known. The estimated
number of the votes poIled is from 5000
to 10000.
The enrolment of the militia was pro-
ceeding, Notwithstanding the, proclamation
Of Governor Denver against it.
Mr.. Babcock, the Anti-Topeka candidate
for Mayor Of Lawrence, has been elected
by largo majority,
All is quiet at Fort Scott. ~
ST. Louis. Wednesday, March ITth.
The Leavenworth (Kansas) correspond
ent Of the Leader says that the Free-State
vote for Delegates to the Constitutional
Convention IN that city was $50 against
1876 cast for State officers on the 4th Of
/ January. 1
, 1858-04-30

AN ESrERPMsE OF SoME MAeSnuDE.-
A French Savan thinks be has invented an
apparatus that will enable human beings
TO breathe as freely at the bottom Of the
sea as on the earth's surface /; and this
grand object attained, be proposes to form
an association for collecting all the treasure,
in the deep bosom Of the ocean buried, in
the track of the East India commerce
The value Of these treasures he estimates
at 81, 900, 600, 900, which, Of course. divi-,
ded up into shares, will make q very re-.
spectacle fancy
, 1858-04-30

CAMELs FOR THE WESTERN TERRroRIEs.-
1t is stated that project is on foot to in
troduce q large number Of camels into
Texas, Arazonia and New Mexico, at pri-
vate venture, Lieut.. Beale's experiment
having proved the vast superiority Of these
animals over mules for the transportation
Of passengers and merchandise across the
sterile plains toward California.
VIRGINIA Oyster TRADE. - The bays
tide water creeks and rivers contain $50,
900 acres Of oyster beds. These beds are
estimated to produce 6l9, 500, 900 bushels
of oysters. Not less than l0O, 900 tons OI
shipping are annually employed in the
trade 10000, 900 bushels Of oysters are
taken every year, Of which Is, 900, 900 are
carried out Of the State.
, 1858-04-30

The GEoReIA CHALAENeE.-The London
Times insists that the recent challenge to
Euglishmen, from the Georgia spOrtsmen,
to run q match race Of four miles and re-
peat, for 100000 a side, over the Ten
Broeck course, at Savannah, win be aceep-
ed. The Times calls on Lord zetland 70
become the champion Of the British tnrf,
and send out his noble horse Skirmlsher,
to do battle against the Amsricaa eslabEi
ties, ..-
, 1858-04-30

NOVEL SUIT AND INTERESTING DECISION.
Senator Gwin, some years ago carried
several slaves with him to California, who,
after working about q year, sued him for
wages The case has lately been decided
by Judge Norton, of San Francisco, who,
in his decision, stated that no contract was
proved, and that the circumstances Of these
ex slaves bore an analogy to those of adult
children who remained with their parents
and worked for them. The law would not
imply promise to pay wages and some
proof of contract or request must DO proved
to justify a judgment in favor Of the claim
ants.
, 1858-04-30

B6y- The North Pacific whaling feet ol
the past year has comprised $50 vessels
Allowing 800 barrels Of oil to each vessel
the usual average, and we have 10000
barrels. The whole number Of vessels en-
gagged 10 the whaling business is estimated
at 654
, 1858-04-30

p0-James. the novelist, hes pronounced
the equestrian statue Of Washington, al
Richmond, mot only the finest work Of art
in the United States, bat one as fine as ang
in The soorid-one worthy to commemorate
a man whose mind was capable Of compre-
hendiBg that duty is superior to glory, pa
triotism more great than power" Mr..
James letter is well written.
, 1858-04-30

bS-The n. Y. Post reads Senator Sew
ard out Of the black republican party, and
accuses him Of the most uDprincipled "log
rolling" in his senatorial career The Post
IN John P Hale's train.
, 1858-04-30
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