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Raltes unh 8it,iges Siebeg,

uo bic Stri6ieosnsn ITssibntn, ipslte aus einern unprcsrt(t6eu
@asen cher aus Der Qeben entlprutaen.
aBie ltnSerbauli6ftit, Sdure int Nfassn, Gold, Senbr,un.n
&ppetttlof9feit, &enstli6eh, 9sr1opfune, blutsn6e unS HIiHos
Sanorrbpiosn. Sn allen nerDbien uno rteumatilhen SaIen Eat ca
btt %un;abissn Salsn ~tpObltbatis serpirft unb ~spafdnbiae SdtuaS
berppr9ebraht. o
9alelbe 1T cine rein Sssttabifide NiIhuns, mad Rrena tpiTsss
t6afttden @~runelabsn unb mad &npeiflne bs ~berlbrnttft bsI6nl
ollHsn yreR1prs Sperhape, eereitet. gDegen leines 9rcSen Grfoiasa
IN Den msuten elrppdNhen Staakn, ipar feline ginfubrund In REV
Der" Staatsn nsbr fr Dtejen9en betiaint, pelhe aus unlsrnt gsas
tsrlanpe IN olelen Yanee Serltreut in0. 9a babel6s unter i6us,
9r0Bsn Seltaa 9efuneei, 70 biste ids &c Benz enterifaniIden 0u6lifut
an, tnosnt il WeiB, Dap lsine in Der 3bAt wunber6a.sn me6ieistltsr
Gtasnlbafen lh 9sfanntI6aft Scrlhaftn wsrben.
Selenssrs wiro 60 fWr SOlhe ~empfpbten, Ssren @pnltitution burh
ptn bet0net9en Gebraub Yn GiauOrsn poer anSeren @usIhipeHur..
gen III %lnprbnun8 9eratben Inb. Gin 9ulsensinen auoen6idIiH
ptrfalni, flost es lsnen 9eiaSen gBe9 gum StBe St5 9ebsns, tnSerr
s9 IN lee Nsrpe ~einorin9t uo le teruhist, Den lnfenSet 0eif dufs
rLhht nnb III Der Chat neue @eiunbgeit unp Starfe in bas aan,,
S9fsnt %;urlfbringt. guy"
@arnun9:
9is9rnse Nc' brtitnn9 bieies aus9e;eidrsten @rona5 BAT bers
l&RSsns No@apmlnssn bsrSOr9srufsn, westalb pa5 9u6lifun I'M
@ntaufs ppritdtte lsn nlub. 9otun; 1T e5 nHtbis, bB Sbr 8uer~
bases 5paonbtldss Bitter, beVOr Sbr 60 fault rtffig spro6irt.
Gin. 9ruieils wirb Gaf ~l6srHussu, bag eS btder 1T, tpte ale
H1@abmun9en.
gag~ 8frfauft $l.oO per Sott.l rber 6 ssttsIs fur $500 bt
ben sinjisen Gi8entkansrn .asqi:l y. -n - "
8eniamtn 0a4e ir. u,G ~
S~abrfanten SGn &rife(n FUR @potaefer n. Gfbsrifsr
tff aaf--s- rlIt -t... 9utSbura, 9a.
Sn 81 d M pn6 prb biats 9iters Yerfout In BEN @sOtbsrrr
Der SO. Dove anS Comp, Aleranbsr 9usal. SO. aetterfon. 81
Snbnfon u. Bro, 9rubbs unbs @ppsrlep, 8. blair, gBartus rns
9rans, G6artes @ilpausb unb g..tSSS. Visof, iins I'M alien GtsS Ssu
Der Ser. Staakn if bisss 8ittsrsi in isSsr apolsefi gu teb.p, I2s'e
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befnelt6e Sapelc. Die feds @a[erien finp vpn 81
100 @etrss lang. Gs bsfnpen ft6 elf6unbert uni
adtinba9tSts 3eacn barin. Die Strdrcrte slciber
iid ME elm 81 benz anbert,, unb fnb nit 3icseta &C,
pHafert; bic gBGnbe iinp ppn Stidn,armor unb bic
3euen erbalten baS ei6t Don otcm bur@ uersitt.rte
5enltrr. Die 3e1en iine sp6Gf SUP lang, feds Sue
Brett unb ,ebn Su6 bod RAFT pes gettss entbaIten
fe cine Sdnsematte. qn Der gBanb fIno bret peratt,
terte Sefnunsen, fir bic Senti(atipn, bic Grparmuans
anb RE Grleudtuns. Sn Der 5bire III cline &tappe,
our6 tpel@c man bic Speiien erbdlt. gs sc6t In Gfa-
,as @acs an bent S6nirHen unb gu ~ter1elten Belt
sef6tebt In alien 3elen bafeIbe, &stn @efamsener
tpeiB babel etpas BON bent anOern; bas @efansnie
1T Elm srcees Speiie6aus, S6laF6aus unb Gpa,ier-
ears fur f%tuitrie 9erionen. ~.
DER SpaSier9pf 1T runb unb burf ~,iran,ia 6pbe
Waaern %fernartis setrennt. OieIe @auern 6aten
IN einem GentralpaotIcn ibren 1ittelpuntt. ISn
bielem 9aSillch, Der ;tpan;is Senfer BAT, aeben ,apei
pplt3etteamte unlber, UNI bic @efansenen su be,pa-
den, pabrenb ie l~pa,ieren seben. Dic1e Iaufen wie
bic fpilban 3btere I'M &aTse spii6rn ben 6u6en Maus
ern ur,ber. Die gr6eluns 1T ipeiter ri6ts, ais bic
einiamteit nnb Ser3peiTuns unter freieln Si,rnnel.
Oas Gien ipirb preirnal tasIid slsidmdsis pertbsilt,
nnp ME ait pilpe G9iere ausseaeten.
Sietcr 9usc iast iebr ridtis y@asas lit pabrenb
ces S6lafeS ein Grab, wabrcnb bes Spa,ieraonos
cine 8ilte, rpabrenp Der Wablseiten cine @enaaerie." "
Dies 1T bas 0ieblin9ssg efangnie bes &aiiers Mapps
leon III. nnS ale pUlitifhsn @efansenen iperben In
bieie srdBltde Giniamtsit sei9idt, welder Der 3pb
Ypr5uSieben TT. b IA
0as i6perite @efinsnie unb 3usletd bas lsi6telae
1T Ga Strquette, ipeldeS auf Dem gBeae rad benz gere
Ga Gbaife liest. @ie f9 iberall Die Grtrene beaeo<
men, 70 iben ii, bieiem @efdnsniFe Die iascnblideu
Serbrcdcr nnb bic gun, Spbe SerurtGeilten. gpr
benz @efdnsnile perben fe binseridtet. DtsIe lebte
Strafe befinbet ith bier allo Dem srlen 9etler ae<
%senibee.
CUR Belt ais Scnaparte nod prGFbent mar, foute
Gin 9eipi1er eafpnrcare 9uiaptinirt rcrben; als or
iebp@ at9ebplt purbe, wplte CT elr6aus ntbt auf
benz S6afct iterber, unb i6liBte f6 nit eincm Bic
ba1tn BON iDm Uerbprgcnen Weier ben Sau6 auf.
Grcboem .iebte er nod, unp ct purSe g~efnebelt aui
oas Sdafct 9etrd9en, auf ipel6em CT Irfprt itarb, ie<
bod nod ais 9eidnam 9uilptieirt purpe. Das
S6auipicl mar bas @ra6li6te, waS Sieaetdt In ben
Nnrlalcn Der Sinridtunseu Sprsftcmmcn lit.
Wta3as, bic Salttae beS neunSebnten Sa6rbunbtrt,
pirp pas 3iel leiu, nah meldem bas &plt bci Der
naditen SteSplutipn feline Sdritte lenfet pirb, unb
eS ipiro al6bann erlt flar werbeit, pte Yiele lina(id.
ltbe barta b~e9raten rprbsn inp.
1ann fol- ~gnpplepn niht periaat, ,lidt oefSpft
tperben. 9iein! Sn einem S1fts cinseipc,rt, Ipn er
it het SeleDrun9 bee SGlfcr IN ber 9Bclt lmbrrocz
fuHrt werpen, pe es Samcrlan nit Seia,et n,ad,tc,
unp AUDI bier IN Nmerita gpfen mir i'm su leben,
al'p le eDer, ie ltsber! (SQ. StSs.)
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na- Nie mon ans @Gmerssn Gsilen fann.

Die 3auisnts, rssIAt an &tsumatismus, 0suraloia, n,ry6Isu
Snpf< @efhtse, Sttsns, 9lisbsrs rnb 8lidsnl&nisr;sn leioen.
fkosn aussnblttlttt2 inbsrunS unb sanslids abbhlf,, wsnn ds
iien stnsS Glsmilsn pat f8 as BAD bette Sclmtttsl fur Sdnsnrn
IN bsn &npdsn, gtustsln, Nsrpsn unb G. bnsn 6ep6brt. 9erfHhs
Fault tpirb bafelbe bi q
9. 81. 8a8rifion, 81. 86befsr unb allen 9ruooiasn
6.3] IN Rt6mpnb, Rcrfplf un6 OeterSburo.
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BUR HahrtAt!

Gpeben trbatttn cine 8ross Suontitat friaer GswIr,s, aan,e ,nS
dee ginldn9lI9 fur itius @lte tsannt; altttS Buderl 9 Iaiunlsn.
Elm ft6srss ylittfl es9en g8aInas; 8absfhwdnnte, 8dranis, 6aar~
Sabns unb Ra8sls Surlten, giearrsn, 1abaf unb strl6isSens an
oers SGdtn, pflds i6ntn,tli6 ~ ben %bilistsn yrtifsn serfaufl
WstpsH Warrind H.. 9tarte, y
Ipetbtfsr,
~. g. Gfe Der q. u. Srpab1r. Sid ra,nf
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Vermischte Anzeigen.


Der llntrusi6nse 1T jeet i'm Starte, ietsn guftras in lcinen,
seiaaIts a~ussuflbrsn uno lwar 70 biuis ais mtslt6.
Gtns &uspabl sen Sarsen 1T %fcrhpdbrsnb p%uTrdtbts.
Gin neutr, gutter 3pbtentoa en- nit sirsnt suten 2rstber ue
rutiatu Yftretn fur etwaieen gtbraud.
Bic aufmntfamieit BON sehIs Snbasern unS San,Htsn rplrS &C.
ribtst auf feline erpbe &ustpabl spn a~Ratratrn.
ausSeftruagr sa Spptas, Stlben unb Sprins>g alrassn w're
yrpntpt be(rrst. 8raAtts eaSses
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BUR Nahri1t.

2itbbatsr ron 9asanna unb Yrinetpe Gisarrtn mtrben erIu6t
Bet gBas. q. Srpdn,tssr, $40. p Mainiirabe, sprsulprtdsn,
ba fe baieblt Elm wp8alortirtes Eager bon Giaarrsn, Rau6s
unb aautabaf ssntr Sabrif ub Snpprtatipn ~sprfnten .perbsn.
aBhberSsrfaaIsr tpsrbtn bepnbers ssbsisn, sf msinsn gorrati
~ tef6tissn, sbt fs ibrs Ginfaufe ~anberpdrts MAIDEN.
1871 gbaS. q. 9~rpdmeSer.
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Nsue &n3cise.

Vut NH5clSf.
Dentf6e lut9erif6e 59uIe.
Der llntsrssi4nste erlautt f4 ben htufhsn 8irsen unfercr
tuftn unb tne btutbs @auIe Isitsn mirb. Gltsrn unb gorman,
hsr Gno babsr srluat. biels Sdule au srlfen unb ibn ainber br>
~;aSuibider. Nebsn esutltsr rb ensliltsr Spade wtrben ale
Sri Der @&uIs CITE Stra6e, Sipiibsn CLAW unt 2sieb.
Orb. Tunbinoer.
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q n,eta e.

50. @cttta6.r, ausiniaeTr @ssnt fur bn Stat Yireini,n
fir Saepb Setaer'S Baltimore aoserbitr, inttrbdlt Eager uno
.%msfanst 5sstIma6ls ,gsiats! s ai.s fn,nsst S ssm ssssr bic stris ga sa sstgs
Tsiue S,srmiitluna birsft spn Baltimore. psrbsn Srpntpt aasssfuhrt.
s,rfauf a,asn baar ,un, b%ilisfien Narttprsis.
is. Strage, ,fpiI6sn Rain uo carp.
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Sph. Heinharni'a

bsutIGt unb snslihe anabsn unb NdbdenlbuIs.
(Sroapitr, ;wiifsn Soul See u. @tamsIr.)
~ llntsrri6t ertbsit in Yiano- Sprte, Rslption, Srasl unt
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8. S. @teder's
Neu einseridtett beutIde 8u@binberei

a~ortft,itt nit ben @nfprberunsen bsr8sit nus yrineip ftn bel
9tStnt, Der itjn8eialter ridtis Serit6t; Stilfanb in RldItrth
Bon bislsm Gruntiast bsfsIi, erIaub. i'd mir benz strstrIiden
beutIGtn YpbItum bic srstbene @njcias Az MAIDEN. bB ids meine
Bu6binbsrsi bur6 %strl6irbene tetmdBe9rbsNtrun bebeutsnt
p,rppun6ntiot babe, unS jtst eurdb bic bisrbur6 bsfpirftsn 8srbsI.
{srunsen in Der 9rrSuetion AUDI ben ~ilreneNsn anfprbuunsen &C.
stnSe @rbsihn, als: 9prtfoiio's. 01uif- &%inbdnbe, ginfaffunasn
SON StiderNen &c. ic, ole arten 9oren fur Drssopb> Stprcs &c.
Irais fur Sewtler wsrben nab we Dor anesftrtist!! Z!
Gue @rttu 8attansn, rem 5pi, @appe unb @las, 1tnb iant,r
sorraibi8. :. 3. Stedtf,
8u6binbsr unb Yapparbsiter,
1913 Nain-, spiidsn Der 9. unb 10. Strase,
RidunnN SSo
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Baltimore uno philadelphia aaser.Sie e~arantirt
btfe aualitdt su So per ame ppu So per Gae int Store as,
n % g, s;ssn ga .ay ;n,s,. srI @ss i'd i'd mir ben sisEssn Gsirltsn
2assrbisr, @le, @ornr unb gipsr in 8laI9sn
g gsls, " " ST e'afa'H "'@' s'"ssFsa"s'.
9. 9eiIba6tr,
13. Stase ;niiben NPain unb Carr
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Scsbsn erbalten cine frii&e Senbuns Burning Stub
ioldcS mir 81 20 Cts. fs @alpne uuD Is GtS. baS Suort Ycr,
tauftn. nsbif elmer erpgtn 9uswabl Ypn Narfintritn. 9lrIcn.
8dnnrn II. b9L. hi. i'll ben biaieitn 9rsiisn.
Barin9 Il. 9ea rec, 9pptbcfe
9f.sgS. .Gde Der 4. X. grpabItr.
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BUSY DAY

lit her Same elmer bier in StihnnnS srlGsinsnbcn sneliGden 8ci,
!!llng, biz, lssrar!ess9setn ron !Sorn. q. sR. Carr. baiu beittnmt
1T, in ben Spsls, 0uf SampfihiIen unb in ZEN Observation-Disclosures
sratis S%crtteilt su ~crten, UNI ben bartn ~snttaltsnen anSei9en cine
sr6Bsrs 9srbreiuns 5u Ysrlbafrr. gsi6dftsIrutc, Dit ni6t bliub
eesen ibr cl9tnee Sntstetie inp, wsrsen %ppbltbln. in biclfnl sr8lts
iben Nn;ei9er Organ su annpnsircn.
SfGtc CCS .YuiN NnNn: lS6 MininffInEe.
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&alte, rparme unb SAnuerbGpcr

&alte, parme unb S6nuertGbcr
knb isst btt benz llntsrisihnstsl einssri6tst, bic Ii@ bird, cIcaants
ginridsur8 ahliSisldnsn unp nit arberen 8Gbtrn Der Statt neIen
f6nnsn. Sir Gin Sab rsrben 16 Gts. bsrsdnst unS srbdit man fir
$1.00 obt Saotifet.
Jas Sin Damien it Gin Grtra>9ab stnseribtet, ,u benz Gin
SriYat>GinSan9 flbrt. lin ;~ablrshtsn 9sil6 bihft
S. 9plle, 26G groabfrass.
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Vermischte .AnzeIgen.
Su pcrniietbcn.

81 ocrmietbcn. i
gtnies Simmer, pahenS fur ein;elns Ssrren uher tI.;as fomilies.
RHo plut9 iu Setrsnidf efi 6chrp S6ittc,
Sdt Der gtpaes nno Ste Str,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-24
1103 gasfs Dsimun gpsnae Brandy,
115 9ipes S6eibam S6nappe
I'm G~uSfnuhnuf, unb ann 9(srfouf ks;

" WIT OllWVN SuYNHl SJEHNVVI
lis 9tpes Sdeibam Sbnapps fr.a. H,u
i'm Gulombpult uub ium 8erfauf Sci
gBr. gBaIIase n. Spbu.
100000 ei8aTrtn, Ssrihttbths ranbs, 1Osben erbaIten un6 ,mm
Berfauf bel lHf aBn. gBaUace II. Ssbn'
70 Barrtls Baltimore Dttts, ictben trbalten unb Al ba6ti bei
Wn. sBallaee u. Spbn.
70 Barrels Sesrtests @e uub2O Barrels &ieer osben crbalkn
Hnb gum gerfauf Bel gBn. g1alIaee II. Spbn
500 garrsIs gBbisfes, Gin, 9ranbs, CORDIAL, Mirs unb anSers
6piritapin ~ babsn bti g8m gBallace IL. Spbn,f "
Is. StraBe, spiiten Cary II. Nain1r.
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perblts tnp Winter<Wlpben BON 6iteu unb Mlbeu,
Dem llnterieifnsisn ssretht tS gum Sersnasen, Sttnsn fsttanbsn
umo esnl glbl'tum fem 9eser ppng SsrbIf- unS Wintsrs sBaaren
empfspfn III tonnen, eS aus ben npbernltct WpIesftn, Spf. ft[,
ano Sitssrlutsn FUR psrrsn unS &nabsn,fctpir aus Strtb, aesbsue.
yaNan,a aae paIl,siatt 2lien, unb4ansp.a Rlben nnS 8insfytlieH
Suite ipsretn mad Spri6rift ~aRsefr.iat. 'IN|INI' 5HFT"
SsTlclbe bittst, istnsn StOrs SO. lsI 8roabitr, su bsfu@sn urs
Elm gDaarenlassr iu btfttissn. @cp. 6. 8tttn, ass'
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@errm 8Dnaparte's &jefdmaui6e.

Inter ben, bftdubenpen @erdui8 Don paris, unter
BEN &aulenben bon Sdulern, ,pelde wie 9lmcifen9au-
fsn con Menf6en timmsln, sitt es fcben 5auIer,
'ptlde i4tpttsen, unb beren alm6lid, 1eltlt ipcnn man
lie r'idt tennt, ben 8oriteraebenoen fubcn madt.
GS fnb bies.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS,
WASHINGTON, March 81.
rENr urT

SENATE.
Mr.. Douglas presented the Constitution of Ore
gon. Also, petitions from the citizens of Dacotah
askink the organization of that Territory.
Mr.. Bigler presented the memorial of Amos Ken
dali and other Morse Line Telegraphers asking pro-
lection against competing Telegraph Companies.
Referred to Committee on the Judiciary.
Most of the session was occupied in the discus
sion of the various amendments having reference
to the phraseology of section two to the number
of representatives in the Minnesota bill.
All the amendments were rejected
The further consideration of the subject was post
poned until tomorrow.
The Senate went into Executive Session ant
afterward adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House went into Committee on the deficiency
bill.
Mr. Stevenson made speech in favor of the imme
date admission of Kansas under the Lecompton con
stitution.
Mr.. Gilmer, of North Carolina, said that he would
act as national man, without regard to section OF
party. He advocated the admission of Kansas
without the Lecompton Constitution, and then
leave the people there to settle the question
This would be satisfactory to the whole coun
try and to the people of Kansa as
Mr.. Miles, of South Carolina, said it was natural
that the South should feel sensitive this subject
as the question involved whether any more
slave States shall be admitted into the Union. He
advocated, at some length, the admission of Kansas
under the Lecompton Constitution.
MIR. Burlingame, while opposing the admission o
scornfully and defantly under his feet
5 P. MA number of other gentlemen will ad
dress the House, and there is long night session
in DrOspect
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LAW INTELLIGENCE,

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Before Hon. u. Collins Lee
Judge. The following business transacted yes
terday:
John Burns William w. and Matthew Ram
say. An action on open account. Verdict for
the plaintiff for $780, Brown and Bruno and "
Brent for plaintiff; Poe for defendants
James Hooper, Jr. Us. Robert W. and Philip P
Pendeton. An action to recover the value of a
quantity of coffee. tits alleged that the plaintiff
stored lot of coffee with the defendants, and that
when the same was removed, quantity of the mer-
chandise missing. The suit is instituted to re-
cover the value of the alleged missing coffee On
trial. Travers and Tackle for Plaintiff; Schley
and Tagart for defendants.
Assignment for to-day from 243 to 26S inclusive.
CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-Before Hon.
William Geo. Krebs, Judge. The following bust
ness was transacted yesterday.
Hintze and others Us. Hall and others. Petition
for return of mortgaged property; argued by Bryan
for petitioners, and Leary for defendants Held I'M
der advsement by the Court.
William Praeger us. Isabella Praeger. Petition
filed for divorce riaclo matrimonii. Wolffor com
plainant.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-This Court assembled Yesterday
morning to receive the verdict of the jury in the
matter of the opening and condemnation of Hanover
street The jury not being prepared to return
verdict, the Court adjourned until Saturday morn
ing.
There no business transacted in the Common
Pleas and United States District Courts yesterday.
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NEW PERIODICALS.

We acknowledge the receipt of the April number
of the MErRoPoLrrAN, published by John Murphy &
Co. Its table of contents presents the usual inter-
estng variety, whilst its editorial department, I'M
der the supervision of Mr.. Kerney, ably expresses
the opinions and views of those to whom this Maya
zine particularly addresses itself.
From Henry Taylorwe have received the monthly
part for April of DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORDS This
favorite periodical continues to keep up steady war
upon ancient abuses in series of original articles,
markedly high order of TALENT and in its various
and interesting selections from other sources evinces
thorough knowledge of the wants of a large class
of readers, which could not be reached in more
reconcile and less popular form.
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THE HOME OF THE FRIENDLEss


Tonight at Carroll Hall, Mr.. Vandenhof' reads
Dickens 'Christmas Carol" for the benefit of the
''Home of the Frendless,' noble charity, whose
object and character is best described by the sim
pie and expressive name it bears. The benevolent
design of its founders and managers is to furnish an
asylum for those who might otherwise be homeless,
and protectors for those who might otherwise be
friendess for female children destitute or suffer-
ing for want of support, or folndb begging about the
streets" or ''children of beggars," or "children
suffering through the extreme indulgence, or va
grancy, or bad habits or neglect of parents or be
ing illegitimate children, or children of persons out
of this State without sufficient sustenance af
forded"
1t is an incorporated institution invested with
powers adequate to the efficient discharge of the
trust its managers propose to assume. In aid Of
its funds, and of the charitable ends contemplated
by its charter, Mr.. Vandenhoff reads tonight
and we bespeak for the occasion an audience a;
large as any which the popularity of the Reader
has suficed to assemble ON previous nights
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DOM F. STIC.

MURDER IN CHAMBERS COUNTY, ALA.-We learn
from the Chambers Tribune, that fatal occurrence
took place in that county, near Berlin, on Monday
last the 18th inst, in which Mr.. Brawner, school
teacher in that neighborhood, was fatally stabbed
1t appears that Brawner undertook to chastise one
of his pupils lad named Collins, about twelve
years old, when the latter drew knife and inflicted
wound upon Brawner which caused his death in
a short time. After he stabbed, he pursued the
lad for short distance, but his strength soon gave
out, and he fell dead. We understand that Collins
has made his escape and up to the present time, we
have not heard that he has been arrested. These
are all the particulars that we have learned
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New York, March 3l.-Cotton-Sales of 500
bales at decline of g ct. Quotations are nominal
There is but little inquiry, and prices are weak
Flour is firm, except Southern. Sales of Il, 900
bbls. Ohio has advanced cts. Common to good
S4.2OgS4 .3O Ohio S4S0@S5; Southern S4.5O@S4..
80. Wheat is quiet at I2O@l5O cts. for southern
white. Corn is frm-saes of 81 900 bushels at 6s q
60 cts. Beef is firm, at Sl2@S13.5O for Repacked
Chicago. Pork is steady-sales of Mess at Sl6S7;
Prime Sl3.75. Whiskey is dull at 81 cts. Lard
has declined q ct. Sales at 934@lOL cts. Sugar
is heavy-sales of 1000 hhds at about former rates
Coffee is quiet. Turpentine is heavy. Sales of !, ;
200 bbls. at 4S@4S19 cts. Rosin is firm. Rice is
slightly declined. Freights are dropping.
. CATTLE MARKET
NEW YORK, March -Beeves-receipts 2,4O0
head Sheep $3.50 head. No swine received
Owing to the decrease in the supplies beeves adj
vanced so cts Sales at S7@Sl0. 50-average IS so.
Hogs are quoted at S6@S6.3 for corn-fed-others
unchanged
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
np,p,fnpn THn,, 1877

ANNAPOLIS March 81, 1858.
No. 80. j. Edward Bird as. Prettyman Marvel,
garnishee of Samuel H. Hadaway. Appeal from the
Circuit Court of Talbot county, was argued by
Miller for the Appellant.
No. 80. Charles CAROLS Lessee u.s. The Granite
Manufacturing Company. Appeal from the Cir
cult Court Of Baltimore county. Justice Bartol
delivered the opinion of the Court. Judgment At
trmed.
No. 80. II. w. Heath and p. r. LovejOy u.s. Ed
ward Irelan. Appeal from the Circuit Court of
Baltimore city. Justice Barto delivered the opin-
ion of the Court. Appeal dismissed with costs to
the APPELLEE.
No. l30.-Farmers Bank of Maryland Us. Samuel
Sprigg. Appeal from the Circuit Court of Prince
Georges county. Justice Bartol delivered the
opinion of the Court. Judgment reversed and pro-
cedend awarded.
No. 95 will be the first case called on Tuesday
next After No. 50 is disposed of the cases from
Allegany and Washington counties viii be taken
up, commencing with those from the first named
county.
The Court adjourned until Tuesday next
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TowSoNTowN, March 81, 1858.
CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY.-Before
Hon: Judge Price.-R. j, Cuttings, Esq, prOsecu-
ing for the State.
The motions for new trials in the cases of Bennett
North, Butler vs Kendig, and State Us. Raw
lings, were this morning overruled by the Court.
The case of Richard Busey for the murder of Jno
A. Shenkel was called, but owing to the absence of
three important witnesses the part of the State
the case was continued until tomorrow and attach
ments issued for the witnesses who failed to answer
to-day
State of Isaac c. Anderson Richard Lizear
ct al. Verdict for the plaintiff for Sl2424.
Court adjourned until to morrow morning.
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ANOTHER HOTEL TRAGEDY.-The Plymouth III
lnois) Hotel was destroyed by fire few days since
the circumstances of which are shocking enough
The owner Mr.. Wilson, was in bed when the fire
lying on mattresses. In the night the mattresses
caught fire by some means, and Mrs. Wilson, awak-
ening, found her and her sisters night dresses
in flames Mrs. Wilson caught up her babe and
made good her escape, while her sister rescued the
other child. After the whole building was DESTROY
ed, the citizens commenced to search for the body
of Wilson. They found it in the morning, with
the head burnt entirely from his shoulders.
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A PARLIAMENTARIAN.-The members of the Legis-
latures of many of the new States have among their
number some originals, it must be conceded 1t is
related of the President of the Senate of Minnesota
that on recent occasion addressing his fellow Sen
ators, whom he termed "old hosses," he informed
them that if they Expected the cheer to decide
more than six pnts at wunss, they were barking up
the wrong sapling-that he could tell Them" Com
plants have been made of the loose manner with
which some of our State legislators treat grave sub
jects but we have representatives that can come
to the cold hoss' who keeps the Mnnesotians in or
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have done nothing worse than sell oranges and
all negroes who have committed no greater crimes
than that of breaking lamp and of putting in
few of the noted murderers, assassins, rufians and
desperadoes TO whom Mr. Whitney appears to
have given the freedom of the city
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SAILING OF THE ARABIA

New YORK, March 3l.-The steamer Arabia sailed
hence to-day for Liverpool with 80 passengers, in
Guiding Commander Pendergrast, U. S. Navy
She takes out So, 900 in specie.