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PHILADELPHIA RAIL ROAD.
.- FROM PRESIDENT ST. DEPOT.
Leave Baltimore. Arrive in PhiPa
Express Train at $40 A. NJ. 1850 A. NJ.
Way Pas. do IL A. ~ 33OP.M
Night Elk. do 625 NJ. IL do
On Sundays at 6 25 p NJ. only
Accommodation train for Havre de Grace at so O'Clock
P. NJ Leave Havre de Grace at A. N.
FROM PHILADELPHIA FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Phila. Arrive in Bait
Way Train A. NJ. 115PM
Exp. Train P. NJ. 40 do.
Night do. IL p. NJ. $50 A. NJ.
On Sundays at IL P NJ. only.
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Wines, Liquors, &c.
De Cormis Il Rogers, A Commerce street
James Hazitt & Co., 80 and Al S. Gay st.
Chenoweth Il Booth, 159 n. Ga st.
p. G. Martin, l0S N. Howard st.
Fowler Il Ziegler, 81 and SO S. Charles st.
VIM. Grange Il Co., ll9 w. Lombard st.
W. 7. Walters q Co., 6S Exchange Place.
i. I. Martin & Bro, " S. Calvert street.
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FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

TVn VHSHIIFU IUN ANU THE SUUTH
Leave Baltimore for Washington at LIS and and 10
A NJ, and $50, p NJ. On Sundays at 15 A. N. only.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 6 and 8, A. NJ and
3, and 20, P. NJ On Sundays at 4 20, P. ~, only
The first and fifth trains from Baltimore and the fourth
train from Washington, will be Express Mail Trains, stop
ping only at Washington Junction and Annapolis juno
ton.
The and SO trains from Baltimore and the and 20
trains from Washington with the trains at An
napolis.
For tickets, information, fare, &C. apply to J. T. ENG
LAND, Agent, at the Ticket Office Camden Station
VIM. PRESCOTT SMITH,
fe22t Master Of Transportation, Baltimore
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}. p. Polk Co., Fayette and st. Paul streets.
N. II. Jennings d Co., SO N. Charles street.
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PhotOgraphers.
p. l.. Perkins, SO Baltimore st.
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S0 Bbls. VIRGINIA RYE WHISKEY-
w In store, and for sale by
De CORMIS & ROGERS,
mr4u Commerce street
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Paper Hangings, Upholstery &c.
Howell & Brother, 260 Baltimore st.
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BALTIMORE AND PATUxENT RIVER

BALTIMORE AND PATUXENT RIVER
Steamer PLANTER leaves Maryland wharf every Sat
urday morning at O'Clock for the Patuxent river via
Farhaven On her she passes down the river on
Friday as far Benedict leaving Benedict on Wednesday
morning at O'Clock for Baltimore
Steamer PATUXENT leaves the MARYLAND wharf ev
cry Tuesday and Friday at O'clock A. NJ for Haven
and returns Wednesday and Saturday
Steamer MARY WASHINGTON, leaves the State To-
bacco Warehouse No every Wednesday O'Clock for
Patuxent river via Plum Point and on Saturday
BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKSBURG.
The VIRGINIA. leaves Light street Wharf every Friday
afternoon at o'clock Returning leaves Fredericksburg
every Tuesday at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Steamer COLUMBIA leaves every Saturday, at four
O'Clock, for Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown.
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gail guaos.
Ia EFsf 65............:.Zs5 FOR ALL PARTS OF
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
EnD pIIpnIrr,rr


First:-The MAIL TRAIN starts Sundays excepted,
at $50, A. NJ, and arrives at Wheeling at AIS A. NJ
meeting at Benwood with Central Ohio trains for Columbus,
CINCINNATI Indianapolis, Louisville, Chicago st. Louis,
&c and at same place with trains for Cleveland Toledo,
Detroit, &c, by Cleveland Road and also at Parkers
burg with Marietta Road
Second The ST LOUIS and CINCINNATI EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves daily at SIS p NJ connecting at Benwood
at loH A. NJ with express trains from Bellare to Cncn-
nati lolthom change Of cars at COlumb and reaching
there in 20 hours from Baltimore 1t also direct
~ IN both directions, at Grafton with by Parkers
burg and Marietta roads for Chiicothe, Cincinnati etc
These trains connect at Xenia for Indianapolis Chicago
and St Louis and at Cincinnati with the Ohio and Mis-
sisspp Express for Louisville Cairo and st. Louis
through to St outs in less than As hours from Baltimore
From the Yves, these connections equally close and
satisfactory, arriving at Baltimore at $780, A. NJ
K&Baggage checked through to all points.
THROUGH TICKETS sold at lowest rates, at Camden
Station and at Washington, D. C.
Passengers from Baltimore Washington may view the
entire road by daylight by taking morning train and ly
ing over at Cumberland and resnming next morning by
Wheeling Accommodation Train, leaving Cumberland at
s o'clock.
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Machinists.
A. 4 W. Denmead d Sons, North st.

Mems Furnishing Goods and Trimmings.
VIM. P. Webb & Co., 20 S. Charles street.
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DO X ID r A UX PRUNES-
IL 40 Cases Glass Jars.
B OR ID E AUX PLUMS-
so Casks, for sale by J. CROSBY & SON
IL d
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Mercantile Agencies.
j. ID. Pratt, corner Baltimore and 8. Charles st.
Pianos Music
w. F. Thiede, so w. Fayette street.
VIM. Knabe & Co., l, 8, 5 and 7, N. Eutaw ST., and
207 w. Baltimore st.
Nell & Washburn, &C Fayette st.
F. ID. Benteen, ISL BALTIC. & "a Fayette st.
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The Mail Train at S4 A NJ, will stop at all Stations
east OF and the Accommodation at all Stations
beyond Cumberland going Eastwardly, the Accom-
mediation Train leaves Wheeling at $50, A. NJ, and the
Mail leaves Cumberland reaching Baltimore 535
PM
On the NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA BRANCH, be-
tween Grafton and Parkerburg will take
the Express westwardy and the Mail eastwardly.
The FREDERICK Train starts at 4 p NJ stopping at
way stations Leaves Frederick 915 A NJ arrives at
Baltimore at II 80, noon
The ELLlCOTTS MILLS Train leaves As, A. NJ, and
at 3l5, 2. NJ Leaves Ellcots Mills g. A. NJ, and g.,
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VELLER'S GUIDE

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES,
Of Railroad Cars and Steamboats,.
m-NOTE-The following may be relied upon as it will
be corrected whenever changes occur.
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S0 Bbls. No | and PRIME BEEF.
w 200 Bbs. OHIO EXTRA FLOUR very choice
on BDis PURE RYE WHISKY, warranted
80 BDls GENUINE BOURBON, warranted
Bbls ROLL BUTTER Pennsylvania
~ Cases Lewis NJ Norton's p A. CHEESE
FOR sale by B. T. ELDER, COMMISSION MERCHANT,
mrl4u No 81 Smiths Wharf
NANCY BRANDIES-
Il 60 Bbs. WILD CHERRY BRANDY
90 Bbls. STRAWBERRY BRANDY.
Prepared from the fruit, and warranted genuine
For sale by DE C0RMIS 4 ROGERS,
mrA tt Commerce street.
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Dry Goods.
Wroth & Fullerton, IS Baltimore street.
Hamilton Easter Co., 1919, 2O1 and 2O3 Balti-
more street.
Fl. Poack & Bro, l6l N. Gay street.
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Railroads.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, ofice-Camden
Station.
Northern Central Railway, office-Calvert Sta
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DIHI IHUHI IND UHIU HHIUNUNDJ
WEST AND SOUTH.
FROM CAMDEN ST. STA TION,
For Wheeling and the West, Western Maryland and
Western Virginia, daily except Sunday, $50 O'Clock,
in the morning connecting with trains to Frederick
Winchester, &c, 1.-THE only train Wincheser) and
at Frederick with stages to Hagerstown and Emmitts
burg.
Accommodation Train for Frederick daily except Sun
day, att P N.
Express Train for Wheeling and the West, daily at SIS
o'clock, p. NJ
SOUTH.-FoR WASHINGTON, (by Washington Branch }
at AS, at and TO- morning, and at and 90 afternoon
The first and last trains the through lines for the
South.
On Sundays at lis only.
To Annapolis by the second and fourth trains.
FROM WASHINGTON TO BALTIMORE.
In the morning at six and eight afternoon hree and
twenty minutes past FOUR and twenty minutes past FIVE
Fare each way $l50-Round trip tickets return same
day S.
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ID A l. M NUTS
Il so Bags fresh, landing.
For sale by J. CROSBY & SON
mr23H rs Rowlev,s Wharf
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- Wooden Ware.
George Chapman, Calvert and Lombard SITS
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Gas and Gas Fittings.
Jackson d Chandler, North st.
Blair & Co., 366 w. Baltimore st.
Maryland Gas Company, Baltimore and st. Paul
streets.
j. H. Mccall q Co., Is Fayette st.
West Jevens, 206 w. Baltimore street.
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CM Bbls OLD M ONION AHELA
IVY RYE WHISKEY-extra fine and highly i'm
proved by age.
For sale by De C0RMIS & ROGERS
mr24-tf d Commerce street
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Forster Slack, South Lombard st.
Stickney Il Co., Exchange Place.
Chas. VIM. Clapp, South st.
). M. Krauser, n Second street, and corner OF
Cathedral and Preston streets.
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SlClLY COTTON COLORED RAGS
~ 70 Bales for sale by j. CROSBY & SON
mr13
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flo G ond flo q Fiftino

Law SchoOl-University at Cambridge, Mass.
Patapsco Female Institute, Ellicotts Mills, Md.
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IODdCCUuI8ts
Thos. N. Webb, Madison and Garden SITS.
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Metals, Hardware. &c

Leather and Hides.
F. H. Grupy, AZ S. Calvert st.
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Stoves, Ranges. &c

Collins, Heath d Hutchinson, % Light st.
Jno. w. Bechtel, SO N. Eutaw Il 46 ST. Paul st.
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Maltster.
Francis Denmead, West Falls Avenue.
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Guns, Rifles and Pistols.
Alex. McComas, 81 Calvert ST., and So Cheapsid
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

From Our own Correspondent.
PHILADELPHIA March 9, 1863.
There are strange diyersites of opinion here and
heresbouts, among people who are unquestonaby
well.informed, as regards the success of Mr. Blu.
chanan in forcing LecOmpton through Congress.
The State Convention which recently indersed the
yillsny is admitted to be failure so far as regards
its action being true index to popular sentiment
among the Democracy. Ii Wa known that the
Convention was 10 be packed The Custcm.Honse
and Post. Office m this city were intensely sctve in
promoting this object. 1t was so throughout the
State, where the country postmasters were sub-
i,cted TO drill more searching and thorough than
was ever known. To these appliances were added
direct promises and threats from Washington; and
such were the sgtncirs under which the Copven-
ton yss selected. When the members assembled
ST Harrisburg, the leaders were sstonished II the
succ,ss OF their schemes for packing il. With
some twenty exceptions, II was nothing but body
of officehOlders each Interested in maintaining
his place and utterly disqualified from rejecting
the sentiments Of the people. let The Endorsement
gwen by this cOuerc gaiion OF mercenarIes 10 the
LecOmptOn fraud 5 set down as emDUdyIng the
opiuiols of the Democracy at large NJ conclu.
and his Cabinet can be made satisfied with 500 80
weak as this, pray le. them have it, one else
cares fig for ii. One thing is sgowed here direct
from very high quarters. that i Mr.. Bu-
chanau fails in driving LecomP'0n through,
pure and simple, his Cabinet must forth.
With retire under the discontinue. think
YOU may set down tbs dissolution of the Cabinet Il.
certain under the contingency. | can assure YOU,
moreover. that il members are aware Of the result
of failure, and hence their letters 10 every great
gathering Of the party. urging obedience TO party
drill and hence the terrorism which is quietly prac.
ticed among the office holders. could give You
numerous instances of il practced in this quarter To-
coerce majority in the late Convention but names
aud dates are unnecessary. In connection with this
subject | NAV add that letters from Kansas have
been received here, written BY members of the
Society Of Friends residing there, which gave the
mo.: gloomy accounts Of the condition Of things in
the Territory. The writers are farmers, not pol
tcisus and some OF them are toe parties H. whom
contributions q iced AID cictt ng were dSPactsJ
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4 NEW KANSAS BILL
,, The P rIsylvAsi,n.


WAsHISGToN March :, ISIS.
Nh. Montgomery of Pennsylvania has prepared
bill ior the admission Of Kansas. which he Will submit
10 the House the first opportunity that offers Ns this
BIZ, it j; said, can be passed through the House II
brought before it, and contains provisions when
are eninely bcw, send you copy OF II for publca-
ton.
Abnl 10 S'oseJO, "a, idr et tie Sale q hI.'ss s'o
I.e h,oE-
l. BE enafed &C. That ih- Governor Of the Ter
h1hAs or IL sesu # 'he Governor, tie Secretary q.
siu iviIiniN l. hcItb authorized s4c required. within vny
Gays A'e The pss's:" 81 this i.,uv III proclaim stiJu
Nms az rNis ci,on ct tue L. ssA.uTr the .Sij Territory
~ tne Town 81 ecorPu ssa Territory and aid IL z.sls;gc
"h,L c"N " a. oss 4ic hereby suiho.i1ei aud
ri'u 20 sPpoi lHr sad ItrTvy into u districts Containing
o. beN ss ey b. al egus number inhabitants aud poyrl-
b, lw iI tic election of de,E ,.ch Of aid dis:Ts
~Lich aid e'tE.c ~Au excited s assemble al such tune
and p'Ac A. aid Lcsaur' may provide aud when aid Con.
Leon p,on the 7th day of Noyen 1857 h, he .Ib,
ted them oT adnsIt Proisd however that n 49,
Constitution .hsl be smsndcj by .tid Cony,t.on ii
amendments shs he sabuitiel 20 the pc,ps, Tor Aiu or
REJECTION, slo1 10 - spp,ued ADD h.i ud.T rgs
assorted by laid CONVENTION Had !, y4r.acr nroes r..
~ % srAis-; ds te S}"''d trl;,.d whsb = 80
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driven al the worAias men Who with thar families
constituted tho village community, and left The
houses utterly aeeolate The whole scene is one OF
restitution and Abandonment 20 complete and
thorough as to be rarely exceeded. All this hne
property will pass away from the industrious owner
for comparative cong. Yet, strange as It would
seem if we did not know that the same folly was
enacted in Q thousand other localities, the very
men who have been thrown out of employment and
forced TO abandon their comfortable homes by The
curse of free trade, the very parties who have
been persistently voting for the Democracy which
eaused all this social havoc. / have been down to
see the property 80 wantonly sacrificed, While
wandering around the desolate premises, the luminous
pictures and prophetic warnings Of Mr.. Carey came
foreibly to my mind. Here ls proof OF the great
gospel he is now preaching to the leaden ears OF
that incubus which weighs down not only the indus
try of the nation, but which is using every base
appliance 10 strsDgle its liberty also. Everything
YOU see corroborates Mr.. Carey, everything you
hear s bu. an answering echo TO bis dsregarded
warning. The owner Of this valuable property hiss
been beggared outright by the blight OF Democratic
Fro. Trade
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KANSASTHE ARMY BILL-PROPOSED
BANKRUPT LAW-FOREIGN POLICY.


washington, March 7, 1858.
In spite of the apparent Indifference Of the Demo
cratic Senator'S manifested on Thursday last the
Kansas question will be pressed 70 vote in the course
of this week. The people understand it a. well as
they ever will understand it, and there Is neither q
Senator nor member who has not already made up Lila
mind ss to how he will vote it. All the speeches
and debates the subject are merely for buncombe
and for nothing else.
As soon as Kansas il Disposed Of the bill for the in
crease of the army will be taken up and passed IN
some shape or other.
Mr.. Toombs's Bankrupt law is finding general favor,
especially with the Executive Departments.
The objection to the appointments OF the President
being baseo the soundness of the appontees on the
Lecompton Constitution, is terrific but unsyaing.
The very fnnness Of the President, which has become
the theme of general complaint with the Opposition,
and of approval with the sound Democrats, s adding
TO the strength Of the Administration.
Gen. Comonflrt the ex President of Mexico, IL not
coming to Washington; but his business here l. antic-
pated by the vigi ance Of MIR. Buchanan. Mexico,
Cuba and Central America the three topics TO
which the Administration is paying particular atten-
ton There is less opposition to the Presidents views
in foreign quarters than is generally imagined and the
moment for achieving peaceful conquest seems t.
be not far distant You must not infer, however that
nothing but peaceful negotiations will be resorted
to. We have good many nice questions with spain
TO settle or 10 nurse circumstances may require,
and good cause for action whenever action shall be
deemed expcdlen
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NO SHAVING on SUNDAY.

The BARRIERS of the City Of Utica, NJ Y, have unsn-
imousy agreed close their shops on the Sssbs:h,
and neither to work Themselves nor allow Their assist
ants to work on that day. They have putEsbed tho
following card: t..I.
We the BARRIERS and Hair Desses In the Csy d
oa feeling their need Of the Sabbath for the obss T w1
Is de.sned believing their patrons will be cosse M
Mind enough concede II to them pledge their word and boa
10 each that they viii do business and allow b
ness 20 done in their shsps the close Of Saturday
begnnna Monday in each week. and that thsy vt sds u
tbs sgreemen, until yseuvtA' Of their member who she -
resident the time pspr requesting that 81
aurued ard our friends and the publc eqiesed 10 f
Oce that csnpo. attend to beI Gals On any part
r. Bachelor Z. Bstobeor Joseph Carr j. L. Bssernsa Pc
Fret1r an John Defenbsok d. Bachelor r Lppn, ID. H.
R.lcr George Cornelius, J. W. Gordon joseph Kssef
T'fi,a March 10 1855.
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.,,,,,.. a. .,.,.-,., an vo,,b yrs:es ~ ,cnfrs VIII 10y
ofthe pr,yson. of TIE Caos;', los Ct iSs
,h.,s. 81 The , ,..s.. thy .o.I es>h tAss "a "
oath which shs,ibe "a IN n of.1. o. 1I r. IA
Territory to saypo n. Cou..1;job ~ ~ INIT. -
f. hfay di.ekus4 u, committed = ID y "
aud ). oeed.p' :! II. pTog.on, ..n cor.., q Al tbe
ieritoy included within the fo.o -ns boiu1a s.astsy
1~ . lie S "a ,, 20 ,b .a g1n. q Indian
SIC TIA. he Sal, Of K.n,., a!uied ito ~ y
man n. ,Ims., .opd.ou "a, sid Sal shi h-y,r n'',r
With be primary dispo.a n he piohc 1sIds u 80 no Ia
as ~. WIN Seo',.'' MY had n.ee..y h>r
PFC or ey any isl, a'.e'sEisn ~ Hp'i9. - "a )
within the INIT Of .sd s.a.. and Do;hue in t - h -
'onsIasd ss.ta; BY Cerse.. 70 a. ~ ~ a IN
iRn. aim. L,sined She orlinAn y ct ne ~ ..
Of III. people u Kau.s. nor 10 pnvr he d s'se o;
ttr SAM sian,s VIII b tortsue! u the AZ ~
ertsd Al set 70 a7ib -rze the people Of ne Ieiry
Minnesota . ioIm CogslI ian AID Siie 20 .
"psrsory 20 admission int th- u non % a. e9'~
% 10. original sift-. app-oy-d Feo -, ISjL -.,,
Sc. s Tia; ur;l he ssserA ceu.H, ana 81 ~
m'nt Of representative i msd. he sac ii
entitled representative ia The House Of ~
sIc6 Ths, II m. said Convention st. POI propo'F 1nf
the SAID Constr s,on framed = L'onP-h a'
he .sid C9us'iuon sh4 he ani Ien.sl to' .
,sd STATE Of Kama. ho~-y.r the ssd Co1v~nuoa SCI
ri;sd Of the tle mall nhsbi.aat- and u. ,
citizens residing in sad Terr-1ry a leh '
SD Convention may and IL SUCH nsnueT t-a. 'A-
sfie.sd rsy vote FOR ssa,; each sn.ndeut propi h
il ia oii'y The ,r-ssd shall yO'' in favor o. Que o.
H"rs o SAID smebdu'Ht OF au~ndmenis ih"h SAL - r =,
,hal t. Incorporated ptovron- o &c
IT, The Ddiueut ~
BE- sustained BY msjory 4 he voters Or.ssd 10
shs be regarded adopted with 81 ",
Ano from AID AFTER negec. Of said ConSrhy "
tu.Id .-id Cuu-tiuc from and Sr tie E"sult 81
held the amendments proPosed ey T
CoLy,u,,Ju alDtc.2id j. the MAJ ~ sc
Territory kan,s. .lA b. aud j. hereby declared 70 ~ on ~
this Lnion equsl footing with me o'e
Sist.s imposing the ,ane and The S"uaor' and
there c,ed by said State shall BE- enied 20
The aud HOUSE Of Representatives, a. he seaAior. n
Rrr.su:sy.s # the other States Of his Union are hoS %
ultteG. ,-l:.
1t II but just to Mr.. Montgomery 10 say tina; while
he has bee. class ed with the enemies OF the Aduni'-
.rstOu on this KaDeas question, he ha- none oat 's
waImest feelings 0: fri, ndshp for the President anu
has labored hard 10 effect reconciliation between re
aItagohi.tlc portions OF the Democratic party Inc
above bill was drawn for that purpose, and whl- 20
not ndorse all Of iis provisions, must say thst be
lieve Mr.. Montgomery has prepared II with the very
le.t irfcutous
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A SERMON TO FIREMEN.

On Sunday evening last one Of the Fire ComPsAss
Of wiliamsburgh attended the Baptist Church In
Leonard street, by invitation from the Church Over
seventy we've present accompanied BY their farenar.
The pastor announced his intention to deliver eeymos
specially addressed to 6remen on Thursday evening
rext A daily prayer-meeting is held in this church
every afternoon at . o'clock. daily prayer meeting
is held in the Lecture Room Of the Reformed Dutch
Church, Fourth street, al O'Clock every afternoon
Several congregations unite in the exercises. Tie
meetings are well attended generally.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

COLLIcToRS or THE CUsTOMS.-Jesse Sharp, dis
tct Ct Delaware Iespp VIM S. Jackson, district Of
John Thompson Mason, district Of Baltimore. Mo- vice Philip
T. Thomas, whose commission expired John T. Hammond
district Annapolis Md, vice James Sands whose com mission
expired. Tonch Tnghmdn district of Oxford Nd vice H.
b. Willis d.ce.sed Henry Matthews district Of George
town, ID. C., vice Robert White whose commission expired
Geofse Wrel, di.I Of 1sPpahausock, Va Tca?Pohted
signed Lucen D. stsse, district of Camden, n C.. reap
pouied Edmund WnsEt. district Of Edent n. c. reap
pointed oiv,r Dewey. district OF ocn'coe, NJ reap
pointed. William +. Colcock district Il Charleston, = c.;
sppcIted Thsddsus Sanford dis Ict of VI bile Ala. reap
pointed. John Hunter district Of Nstohez Miss j. w
McDonsld Thomas Ledwith district OF = johns fs vi,e
Fls.; reappouted John 2. Baldwin, crc: Of hey We,:
ka respp tinted Paul Arnau district Of 81 Augustine, Fa
Matthias X. Andrew resigued Hamilton stuart district
Of Texas TEXAS reappointsd George Patterson district
S.ndusiy Ohio, vice James 4. Jones' whose
pred. DcIuls Coghln, district Of Miami Ohio, vice Josiah
Riley whose commission expired. Robert Parks district o:
Guy bloRa Ohio r.pppointed
SURVIVORS OF THE CUsToMS.-James X. Thomp-
Town Creek Maryland Iesppoined William II. Brown,
LEVEL, psbuish Maryland reepPoirted Wilmington Finley
Baltimore. Msy vice John o. Wharton ~ho.e commits
Dawey dectsed Gordon Forbes az feocomico Virginia
appointed; Andrew J. Pannel al Whee!ing Virginia
pointed Thomas r BagweL Accomsek g. H. Virginia vice
Samuel Melvin, resigned; William b. FlAuner At Wilmington,
n c. resppoiu ed Myer jacobs 3; Charleston, c. reap
pointed Andr,w j. Decatur Bay Port FLORIDA vice John e
johnson resigned James w Simmons CoF~no Texas vice
vice Nsthsn Rudder deceased Henry Hubert, Memphis.
Tenn vice Samuel o. Ballard, deceased.
APPRAISERS OF Observation-Disclosures II. Richard
Baltimore Maryland vice Philip Pol;ncy David c.
BsugbmAn Maryland, spPniserseneral Vice VIM. r.
Pouder.
NAVAL OFFICERs.--Willia N Peden district f
Wilmington North Carolina, respponied; Charles g. Greene
K Bowen district Of Baltimore Maryland vice yohu net
tcwelL whose eonmission expired