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Snabe, @dble & So.
Sd babe Gpetsn bic 8abrif uab ben gerfauf unter tr Btr,a
VIM. KNABE & Co.,
auf benz alien Y1abe
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~oeoenaber bea @utap 9pufe, Baltimore, Ilb., pteber erGfuet
8dufeub fur bic usgebrettete @bnnerfdaft, wel6e Der fri
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bas er fet benz Epbe bes etreu IGetlbaberS, 9rn. I9enro8Gble
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fern.
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taptrG6e, nabe Baltimore, bd1 CT cine neue 8iDBe 6abrtt IN
5ab.@ut4wftraBe, NIT Der 8rpnte rad ~gDcftrdBe errtdtet, tn
peI6er or etne sroBe Nnsubl Der befen ar6etter bel3dfttgts.
Sn btefer Tabrtf werben 9tanC8 mad elmer neuer scala &C.
fertt9t, fur welbe CT Bet Der NusltelHn8 TN Narplano-S ntts
tut, no sic beRtr Snfruutentsnmader aus 8Oton, @eo.gOrI
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aDS beitBe.
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Won benz Gag bS VertaufeS an garanttrt.
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frument nibt pplndubte b%erieptBen.
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ppn ben be1ten Snfrunentennahern Su $45 bio $500.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-08

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Jun 8 uhr so Mtinuten gprmittaas ~abeetente Bug ubernattet
tn 9isbmpnt, be ubrt8en eefen burG.
Sur Us e9<Yd a9tere.
Na& alien guntter ~;Htidsn Baltimore uno 9ietmont nebnte
man ten s II. 80 W. @orrt. '3uB: gfat alien 9unfsn ,wtf4en
lpiebmpnt Enb Wbeeltna ben 10 lttr Mbenb- 2ue.-Oer ) uGr
- 81. Nbenbs3u9 bait MIR on ben QDlS- uro observation-disclosures
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jelten an.
Der Srebertds accommodations 2uo
Ioerldst Baltimore fir 8reberid unb bic ba;niInen lieeerbsn
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acct tGeltd, NIT Musnabme @~Unntaes, wte fplet:
9erldst Concentration UNI $40 NEprg. u. $50 Ta6rs.
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YIN Spnnta8en muir WG6nr. UNI 3 Il. 80 Dt1n.
ser jpette un0 ptsrte 3u9 pa Baltimore u. Der 3Ha SOR
ig9afbtnetpn 11b @rpreBs 3uae Inb balten nur ar Be; g3a56ina.
tPne JuRctton UNI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8te 5wstten Trains Won Baltimore nnb gDd{ttnaton yer.
Ibtneen ib III Gaurtl init ben Sanbg's Sprine unb 8xpplptue
lStd8es
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ITO an = Z. @~n8lant &aent an Der Itdet Office, @ant.
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IrdnSpprtattCrSmetfer, Baltimore.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-08

&tHNRr Z USCUHWEEEe SWUDEuFEUtHTs
Otste W(aT6tne purbe mad etner unpartbsitf1fn SerfuGt
auf berpariier Au8felune nit benz b6dfeuYrdmturn beIpbnt,
IS 1T ~unnItbis, pom ben gerbtenffn 3a lpreben, ba bersr
9praialtGfett yer aGen aroereu bdbutA ~btnlanglt1 be5eu9i
wtr6, has etne erGBere NnSabt rrn bentelben in 9ebrGuG 1T.
r(s beinabe pDn dIen anperen 3ufammen 9enrmnen. 9etr En-
Iauben uns, 8abrtfunten 9fan3er uno 3 mi tlten
auf bic Itatiahe aufnterfiur Jul MAIDEN, baB BITE tur3ltban8e.
5ra,ten 8ertederuneen bic Mai@tne tn..Sisfen S3tebun8en
vsrstnfa6t BADEN. Sic ltefert ieyt DO ppelt 70 Stel @r6ett ale
fruber unb tn bic etnstge Wai6tne, bic fene Sb 8rUbe 5obrt.
tate, entpeber in 9etnwanb Ooer Sober. ndten lam, ais renV
fetn llnter16teb I'M Material mare. IlG lnb NIT Der grGBter
Sprafalt unb bauerhdft eebaut.
gGir inb In Den Stanb geIsst, unfere Mafdtnen unter ltbe'
fallen 8sbingunsenI 8sssn ate pSn tr9rnS elmer Nrt umsutan'
8orwanbc Der 8tlt8teit setduft baten perDen einen ipl6er
IauI6 ietr pprtbetIbaft fnben.
GIT, 1O5 8altimoreitraBe, 8altimpre,
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Dur@Fabrt8btleEt8 un6 n0tere unb 8enauert Nu8funtt I'M
I3u babeu in Der Iitet- Office, Calvert Station, NOrb0r'Gd
Ip0n GalpFrt unp 8rantltntrdBe, 8altiuDrs.
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LATEST FROM YENEZUELA.

Accounts have been received from Caracas, Venezuela
to tile 2lst ult The revolution had been completely
successful aud the people debating what to do with
Monagas whether 10 put him TO death Danish him
from the country The Monagas family accused Of
obug the Venezuelan treasury Of seventeen million dol
lars OF which Sc $500 900 appropriated by the two
brothers their immediate relatives, the balance to their
partisans minister's &C.
Fearing violence to the persons Of the defeated govern
mnt the diplomatic corps had taken the brothers under
their united protection and lodged them in the French
embassy where oil the foreign flags displayed The
provisional government at first protested and finally the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs took the Monagas brothers by
Force from the ministers md locked them up The pop
ar Indignation against the diplomatic corps very
great, and Mr. Bingham the English minister, had
Tered himself so obnoxious by his sympathy with Mona
that there serious thoughts Of sending him his
passports.
1t was said that Mr.. Eames, the American minister,
al counseed Monagas shortly before his fall to declare
he city of Caracas in state of siege and himself dcta-
or that Mr. Van Rees, the Dutch minister urged the
Of Curacao to capture the steamer Lberator
pirate that the Spanish minister Queredo offered to
IMPORT some Canary Islanders to fight the revoutonists
he French charge dafiaires, NJ. Leoreaud, and Mr..
gham had sent to the West Indies for vessels of war;
ni it Is not improbable that the whole diplomatic corps
you'd receive their congo from the provisional govern
hent Of General ssstie.
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THE FIRST STEAM LOCOMOTIVE.
IFro,n the \. y. Commercial Advertiser

From the y. ~ Commercial Advertiser
day or two ago, in notice Of the recently published
emoir Of MIR Stephenson the great English railway en-
er we mentioned that he the first to construct
cam locomotive to travel upon smooth iron track.
MS We believe, was correct, but friend calls at
hion to an interesting fact within his own knowledge
ectng the first steam locomotive that successful
put upon an iron track. 1t was constructed by Mr..
a'thew Murray, OF the firm Of Fenton Murray, of
edS Yorkshire, England and was first put in opera
on IN June, lS09 at the Middleton coIliery works,
Tned by a Mr.. Benkinsop.
MP David Ogden of this city the owner Of the we'll
on clipper ship Drcadnought was present at the first
A which brought together all the leading scientific
en- OF England The rails. however in this first expert
rn We're not smooth but cogged ON the outside, the
neeis OF the locomotive being cogged to match The
Perment very successful thousand able bodied
~ iad hold OF heavy hawser attached TO the engine
eAeted all their power to prevent its starting but
were compelled to let CO. and the engine crawlel
fpmy Tor such was its cog motion along the track.
~ M usden mentions to singular fact connected
[ III THIS subject Mr.. Murray having thus established
II ptWucabity OF steam locomotion iron track,
ems 70 have concluded that what he had conceived and
eoued could not be improved upon and very emphati-
denounced the possibility of using the same power
a smooth track. When Mr. Stephenson had projected
y Completed his Improvement, he invited Mr. Murray
w pVseh' al Its public trial His answer substan-
4 Know, YOU are a smart man MFR. Stephenson
nave great respect for your talents too much in
see you make fool OF yourself before the world.
y, ii"h' 'he wheels will spin round the engine will
i yard, and everybody present will burst ont
sh,er' Yet this man had conceived and put in
'u Tue very principle Of which Mr.. Stephenson q
'"heht was only an Improvement.
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OBITUARY..

Michnud pere father Of the Acadcmican and author
of the History Of the Cusaes has died in the village
Ternes Paris at the advanced age Of eighty five
years The deceased editor of the % Geographic Uni
yesee in fifty two volumes, and has written, besides,
the witty and much read Memoirs from the Life of
Statesman 1t Is asserted that he leaves six volumes Of
photographed memoirs Mchaud pere had served
der Duouriex in the army Of the Sambre and Meuse
sting at the battles of Jemappes and vamy and
decided opponent Of Napoleon in 1914 and 1915 Never
hcess he has died firm partisan OF the present
pire
The Marshall Illinoisan announces the death Of Jona
than Hcklin of Clarke county Illinois at the advanced
age of LOG years.
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f,sk L..
AMOUNT on MoSEN Dsro~r THIS CorS-
,ne banks Of the four great cities of this coun-
New ioIk, Boston Philadelphia, and New Orleans,
was 'as. week ON deposit less than hundred
Nen.y eight and quarter millions OF dollars in
oa .he previous week of nearly two millions of dol
rms does not show any great revival Of business in
ro'l1 az large In Boston, previous to the great
N.Y. ~ et'sls the amount on deposit in the various
'oe city was not much fourteen millions Of
NJ" s now twenty and half millions. The specie
M "'nNs OF the four cities last week was fifty seven
n'o hundred thousand dollars; the previous week
u million eight hundred thousand dollaSs--an In
million and a half In ono week In Boston,
H. N"e PAST six months, the amount Of specie in the
mas about doubled. = Boston Ttaealsr y April IL.
70 niop BLoop. Take the fine dust Of teas OF tho
OF the inside OF tanned leather. and bind II close
Ae wound and blood will soon cease to How These
a'l times accessible and easy 10 DO obtained
t. ue blood has ceased to flow. audanum may be ad-
seously applied 70 the wound Due regard 10 these
., "iii save agitation OF mind and running for
N.Y. who would probably make no better pre-.
Vuon, present
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-23

NEW BOOKS. A WOMANS THOUGHTS
Women by author Of John Halifax. Price o.
The Life II George Stephenson railway cngineerby Samuel
Smiles NV.
Enghnh English Hands, the Railway and the
Trenches author o the Memorials Of Captain yckars
Tale; by Julia kavansgh, author Of "Nathaie.'
WORKS sale publshed by
*s BLANCHARD h MOfIlN,
Ap % Corner OF llth and Penn avenue.
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CII.K AND ORGANDIE LAWN ROBES.--l0 car
- things SIX Orgando Lawn Robes,
remarkably low prices att ti
large select of Organize Silks and lawns by the
yard.
Silk Grcnaue other Robes
novel styles.
low priced sDucais" and spring Popus
very large of fine Paris Embroderes
tremely moderate prices. r@
With stock all class fabrics adapted for general family
price only, plain figures therefore purchaser
Is overclargcd. kff
New supplies from tho North and Fast daily.
We opening any accounts.
All bills presented monthly for In cash. Notes will
acceptable
general financial arrangement shortening
supplies demand that enforce
FERRY BROTHER,
" Central Stores" west building, !,
April 23-l0tdf Opposite Centre Market.
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VNyATCH Repairing and Engraving w atches,
wv and umekeeprs every description
Engraving description done the best style including tho
cutting OF arms crests notices. and initials
Visiting wedding cards elegantly engraved and printed
M w. GAIT 4 BRO,
-#f Jewellers 32l Pennsylvania avenue,
Jan Bot Between 9th aud 10th streets
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HANDSOME rLoUNcED SILK RoEEs-w,

HANDSOME FLOUNCED SILK ROBES-We
now have in very largo and elegant
handsome nounced robes Of the styles which would
vitc the special attention Of the ladies. eN
We name in part the following, viz
100 bounced silk robes comprising variety in oooed md
black which have purchased recently sales
New York Philadelphia very low prices sell
ing silk robes s6 SIS and $40 that would have brought 25
$50 this time last
Also choice Of low medium plaid and baya
dcre silks ranging rs ~ yard which will
be found well worthy the inspection OF those wishing purchase
very cheap silk dress VIZ
BLACK MOURNING SILKS
just importer choice OF heavy
mourning without finish,
which would call the attention OF ladiss In mourning
plaid black Eosiard siks, wheh
selling yard and which viii he found 70 be
the servceabe articles IN
BLACK STRIPED GRENADINES.
lot Of black
which selling at about Whist thcy 70 import
u. w. H. sHUsTER 4 CO.,
et ~ No. %, opposite Ccntrc Market,
Ap l3-1oM between 7th and 9Th
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LNOR MILITARY MEMO pieces white linen
IL ducks in all grades, for pants and vests. "
Is pieces white driings sist
With stock Of choice fabrics all departments for
dress.
We open supplies daily.
One price only, marked Ia plain figures deviation.
financial rcyulson has induced opening
any accounts, present all bills monthly, all
bills paid promptly We inacxible application
OF this doctrine.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may be relied AN
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central Stores building
= April 13-10tdf opposite Centre Market
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Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO that Edward
consul Of Prussia at New YORK
hereby recognise him such and declare hn free 10 ex
erese enjoy such powers and privileges al
Of the favored naloas In the United
States. setfff f
Ia testimony whereof have caused patent
and Of he United States be hereunto Affixed,
my hand the city Washington tho aist Of
f. 81 April A. ID 1855, independents Tho Uunea
Amsr-, the eighty second
by the President;
Ixwls cAsr, Secretary Of State.
jams Buchanan ,eser U~e aat Of Aaeioa, 10 all sA0a
may eo'p~rss
satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 70
gust has appointed consul Prussia Boston do here
by recognise such declare him free 10 exercise and
powers aud privileges allowed to the oonsos
favored nations the United States.
testimony Whereof these letters 10 be made
en, United be hereunlo affixed
Given under my city Washington the 2lst day
f. 5 April, 1885, Independence Of the United
States America the eighty SECOND.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President:
IxwIs Cas-, Secretary ofstaie.
JONES BueAanan Pyendea q Tinted Safes Of Anga 10 al
ihon nay
Satisfactory having exhibited that
Todsen NJ d. has appointed
lngon c. hereby him such, and declare him
free enjoy such functions and privileges
allowed the yceconsals Of tho most favored nations ia
United States
In testimony whereof letters patent
he United States 70 be hereunto anxed
Given my city OF Washington day
H. April 1853 and Of the independence Of tho United
Of America the eighty second.
By the President .
CAss, Secretary Of state
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A Patent has been granted to Archibald Mcneil, 9
this CITY, for improved coal scuttle and sitter
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NEW SPRING GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN p
IN STEER Merchant Tabor No ass street has tIst
recevsd his SPRING GOO6, 10 srhas, ,,
10 hh customers and the pubhc Congress ar
walk Seventh street and the goods prizes r a. h,
have h"etfore psoni-ed my establishment told ,t
perfect satisfaction guaranteed In all 10 matt raa and
workmanship. Mar a. $780, So
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TTARPERS' MAGAZINE FOR MAY, JUST OUT.
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APP 70 Corner OF nth street and Penn avenue.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.--Parlors with Bed roomsa,
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WAsHxoroS, April Il, 1888.
GKxrLsxKs have inst received your letter Of ycster-
day asking permission to my name las a candiste
entirely independent and irrespective of party for the
mayoalty OF this city at its approaching municipal cleo
ton ssr. =
] grateful for the honor intended me- coming
spontaneously does from you my fellow citizens
without distinction Of party the more so for yonr deli
cacy, and the confidence Implied in not requiring to
have assume to have, any party afhntes, srnti
ments other than the welfare of city to qualify me
to discharge the duties Of the Office. enttlc the
confidence Of the community.
Having belonged to either OF the prominent p-
litical parties OF the day cannot seek the highest Office
in the gin of my fcllowctrcns except their cand-
date and coud consistently A. do, permit the of
my name only in the way you request f
With much respect am your friend aud fellow ch-
zen, RICHARD WALLACH
To Msasrs Middleton Besll, Hamilton Leach
Thomas Berry, Barbour semmes, Thompson Hami
ton A. II Perry, John II, Buthman, and Others,