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POSTPONED.


[1ssA.E TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
Rsiii PROPERTY, SITUATED ON THE SOUTHWEST
1-@ CORNER OF PARK AND MULBERRY STREETS.
by virtue of decree Of the Superior Court Of Baltimore
city, sitting in equity the undersigned will oher Tor sale
at public auction, on the premises on TIL kSpA1, the
9th day of May next at o'clock 7. NJ:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate
and lying in the city of Baltimore and described as fol
lows that is to say Beginning for the same at the
formed by the intersection of the south side OF Mulberry
street and the west side of Park street. and running
thence southerly, binding Park street, ninety nine
feet alley twelve feet wide thence westerly bound
inc ON that alley feet thence nOrthery parallel
with Park street ninety nine feet to Mulberry street. and
thence eastery, binding on Mulberry street yone feet
tn the place beginning Subject to the payment of the
ANNUAL GROUND RENT OF TWO HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY TWO DOLLARS AND TWENTY. FIVE
CENTS
The whole lot is improved by SEVEN BRICK HOUSES
the house being well located for the grocery or
provision business.
TERMS OF SALE prescribed by the decree-One.
third cash on the day Of sale; one-thrd a credit of
six months and the remaining third in twelve months
the deferred payments to interest and to be secured
to the satisfaction of the under signed.
JOHN J. SNYDER, Trustee
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-IuIs FayttIt sJTeet.
AND WHARFAGE

~ AT PATAPSCo WAREHOUSES;
Storage on ground 5000 tons Guano, and 1000
Hhds Sugar and Wharfage for Ships of "a feet draught
Apply to GEOBGE A. WILLIAMS,
mrAeoH No 81 Exchange Building
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LATEST NEWS.
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RECEIvED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
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SALES AT TIE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
TUESDAY, Nav 25, 1855
Prices and Sales Of Stocks an NeO York.


Through WIN. FISHER & Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
No % SoUTH STREET.
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DELEGATgs-Mossrs. Joseph F. Schwitzer Charles
Huzatt, Elias Ware, S. O. Caldwell and John Braden-
baugh the delegates elect from the 18th ward the
Democratic City Convention
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AccIDENT.-A Mrs. Mettee, residing ten miles
from the city, the Frederick road yesterday
ing through the careessness of the driver garbage
cart in running his vehicle against her carriage thrown
and badly hurt The accident occurred Carey street
Recommendations Ii. Belt Jr., has been appoint
ed agent Of the Savannah Steamship Company in place
of James Girvin resigned.
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DUBLIC SALE OF UNlMPROVED

CHAS. f. PHELPS, Trustee.
GIBSON & CO.. Auctioneers.
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8anenoten Grcbanee.

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$50. 176 Baltimrrefr,
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in 9o. 80 YrlttlfraBe. Baltimore.
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DESCRIPTION OF DEMOCRATIC GOV
ERNMENT OFFICIALS.

The Washington Union. being a very
innocent paper, has seen it reported that
a tax is levied upon the persons employ
ed in the government service" but is
quite ignorant Of the fact But being also
strong partisan sheet, and the organ of the
present Administration, it has Just this to saw
on the subject, which every government Of
hcer throughout the country, if he knows
what he is about, will pay attention to, viz:
From the Washington Union, Aug. r.
THE TAX ON OFFICIALS.
We see it reported, we do not care upon
what authority, that a tax is levied upon the
persons employed in the Government service
and the payment thereof exacted We are
quite ignorant Of the authority upon which
this payment is demanded or the purposes to
which it is applied when received We trust
however, that whatever may be thus collect
ed may be wisely and economically applied to
advance the interests of the Democratic marty
IN its great struggle with the opposition
II there is person in the public service
who does not voluntarily contribute the A.
mount, at least, Of two dollars and a half
year on each thousand dollars of his salary.
TO support the cause of the Democracy. he
ShoWd De dismissed at once, and his place filled
by one who is patriotic and liberal enough TO
double the contribution. We believe the
cause to justify its support, and those who
refuse to aid in that patriotic work should be
the last to complain if they are deprived of
the special favors of those in power We
would recommend no system of ospionaoe
no mean efforts to hunt out the miserable sea,.
engers 'oho depote four or 6Ue hours of indo-
tence at their desks and the balance of Heir time
10 assaults upon he Democracy but that for
bearanee which keeps them in office moment
after their treachery is known is sadly mis-
placed IL is notorious fact that more than
one-haH the patronage of this government is
bestowed upon such unworthy and untrust.
worthy men, We hold it to be certain flint
traitor in politics only needs an opportunity
TO hetray bis trust and sacrifice the interests
and character of the Government Political
immortality and personal morality are impos-
slole elements in the same individual
More than ono-half' Of the ofIice-bol.
ders' 1t seems are unworthy and untrust-
worthy ) yet this Government organ will
keep them in office il they will only submit
to be taxed for party services
In the fourth district of Ohio the Republi.
cans have nominated Hon. NJ. II. Nichols q,
another term.
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to the Legislature They are moro uncivil-
lied than the Indians, and equally degraded.
Not single difficulty has occurred out here
in which the white man was not to blame,
with the exception Of this last. which was en-
trely unproyoked. The most brutal acts are
committed, and the perpetrators go entirely
unpublished There is notorious character
here, named Tichnor, formerly employed as
sub-lndian Agent lie won't down to the
Rogue River country, week or two ago, to
induce the few Indians remaining there TO go
mp with him to the Reservation Placing
cofdcncc in his promises Of protection, they
came in, about seventy in all--fity or moro
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KANSAS-THE NEW DODGE OF THE
ALTON

-, al %
i''i 'no lo'""lhg announcement by the
organ OF the Administration, it seem that the
vote Of the people Of Kansas against the Lee
compton Constitution is to be construed into
n veto nco;,st ,d,,;osi,,, ,,.;n, ,..., C....;...
In. c
~" snort III ia'or Oh remaining a ierr'-
'''y' IN any event. the Government is against
admitting Kansas as a State. Oregon and
Minnesota can come in. althou,h tbeir nonu-
lation will NOT o,,o,l oo ooo .
ra,
00 i''"ocrauc ana
oouShy' Kansas ca" come IN. with popu-
lauon of $4,000, because she is for freedom.
That is the whole story.
From the Washington Union. Ana, to
The results of the election in K,rsos I,,,.,
no doubt of tbo reG,s,1 If tt.o r.oo.i. ..i
admitted into the Union ON the toms ,,ro.
posed i'm the copfororco tju or +ba a..
sion The pooplo ,r Kors.s to,'l,,a'l "a
.expcriepce a. tools /, tbo ba,,d, as -.
.,o,ros ,,lo h,,., ',...l ~ ~ VI G ,...
results outside off tho Tortitory !, - 49,
surprising the excitement of ny ,,st h,,.i 'o
subsidized that tbov should c,,I d;I;,,l;.l Y.
nut ON the babiliments Of n Ststo a,5 -.
alta moment of pecpniarv nross,ro tbo1ar..,1,,
increased exnenses of an ostaLlisbrao,,. cc
their own.
Kansas. by the force of circ,,-,,st,ro,. o.,
which we need NOT refer has hocn NIL,
exceptional case Rein,, dr,,., irt, .l,. ~.
tex of the political wbirInool and r,ado,,,,ra
/ ly instrumental in the work If ,5,snc;,,, a.,
/ fortunes of distant bnt roclIoss cnotio;s.,
it became necessary if noss;IIo ~ ro,,,,,,.. al
causes for continued excitement Inv tl,c' ,,ro,',t
admission of the state into tno H., ,,.t,
when it was known Tim, tboro ,,.,s rot =. ,..,e
ficient number of inbab;tants 10 ont;tIo tboa,
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

The Convention, holden on Tuesday last,
to consider what new measures are advisable
to secure the due administration Of the liquor
law, was exceedingly free, rich, racy. and sat
isiactory. Two changes in the Republican
ticket were discussed-to wit. the substitu-
ton of the names of Hon PAUL Dm1tNG-
HAN VI! for Judge PUTNAM, and of J. A.
WING, ESQ. for D. X. SMrH, Esq, 49, aud
after pretty thorough discussion on temper
ance grounds, with now and then sly hit
at the slavocracy and Fort Smelling, it was
unanimously and very cheeriully determined
In brief, we understand that the whole thing
was unanimously-dropped, and the Conyon-
ton dissolved. "Al's well that ends well. "
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THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
WAsmINoToN CIrY,

WAsmNGToN CRY,
Aug. l6, 1858
To her Majesty Victoria, queen of Great
Britain:
The President cordially reciprocates the
congratulations of Her Majesty the Queen, on
the success Of the great international enter
prise, accomplished by the science, skill, and
indomitable energy of the two countries. 1t
is triumph more glorious because far more
useful to mankind than was ever won by con
queror on the field of battle. May the At
lautic Telegraph, under the blessing of Hea-
ven, prove to be bond of perpetual peace
and friendship between the kindred nations.
and an instrument destined by Divine Provi-
dence to diffuse Religion, Civilization. Liber-
ty and Law throughout the World In this
view will not all Nations in Christendom
spontaneously unite in the declaration that it
shall be forever neutral, and that its commu-
nications shall be held sacred in passing to
the places of their destination, even in the
midst Of hostilities;
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ANOTHER INSTALLMENT OF THE
QUEEN S MESSAGE.

Queen Vicioria 10 Presidea buchanan.
NALENTIA VIA TRINIrY BAY.
To he President of the United States, lpash-
iagton
The Queen desires to congratulate the Pres
ident upon the successful completion of the
Great International work, in which the Queen
has taken the deepest interest
The Queen is convinced that the President
Will Join with her in feryently hoping that the
Electric Cable which now connects Great
Britain with the United States will prove an
additional link between the Nations whose
friendship Is founded upon their common in
terest and reciprocal esteem.
The Queen has much pleasure in thus
concentrating with the President, and re-
newing TO him her wishes for the prosperity
of the ppited States.
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VERMONT MILITARY. We arc glad TO aeo
that the young men of Vermont are finally
waking up that some Of the spirit that actn-
ated that stern old soldier, Ethan Allen. still
llvcs among the Green Mountain Bows. and
that to our own State belongs the credit of
starting the ball in motion.
Previously to May. 1855. not militarv
corps existed in the State At that timo
Captain Joseph Bush Of Brandon. VI for
merly an officer in the Mechanic Phalnnx
Lowell, organized an Infantry company called
the Allen Crews Through the excrtions If
Captain Bush and other leading military spir-
It's the Legislature of Vermont. at its session
Of 1886, voted military bounty Of three
dollars per man for each company of not
moro than sixty mon, including officers and
musicians.
Encouraged by this action ON tho part Of
the state several volunteer companies bovo
since sprung into existence. and there are
now ten uniformed aud well drilled comma
MES in the State viza the Allen Crews of
Brandon Green Mountain Guards. Bellows
Falls Howard Guards, Burlington SWIM.
ton Guards, Swanton Ransom Guards. ST
Adams: Rochester Guards. Rochester
Woodstock Light Infantry. Woodstock
Middlobury Light Guard, Midllobury Green
Mountain Rangers, Granville.
The Greys,' We arc informed, will COM
pare favorably in point Of drill aud uniform
with our best troops. and are credit to their
commanding officer. through whose untiriug
eXertions they have arrived at SO good state
of discipline. On the lst and second of SEN
tcmbor the Governor has called to the " tent
ed field all the volunteer companies Of the
state. The muster takes place at Brandon.
and we doubt not those who attend will see
ms fine body of soldiers as can be produced
in the country. Success to the Vermont
volunteer militia say We Boston journal.
The Commandcr-nChief has notified the
several Military Companies in the State Of his
intentions, through the office Of the Adiutant
and Inspector General, I'M Circular, Of which
the following is copy go
Adt. and Inspector CENTS OHce.
BRArrrrnoRo, Aug. ID. 1858.
DEAR SIR Ills Excellency. the Cover
nor, directs me to signify to the several Mill
tary Companis in this State. that he will. in
person, review such Companies as may choose
to convene at Brandon, W.. on the first day
of September next am. Sir.
Respectfully ours &c,
GEO b. KELLOGG.
!. b. BowDisH, Capt. Howard Guards.
burlington, w.
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ANTIsLAYERY LEcrrnEs.

We arc requested to say that WM. LLOYD
GARRrsoN Of Boston, and SAMUEL MAY Jr..
will deliver addresses on the subject of slave
ry' at the Free Church in Montpelier. on Fri
day the 9th inst, at p. m. and pm. Mr.
GARRsoN is one Of the oldest. as well as
one Of the ablest, and now among the most
ultra of the abolitionists. Those who like
extreme views. in a bold and sashing style,
will doubtless be pleased with the promised
addresses