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gerF9ernngen, epe0itionss Il, @e6fdgef6afte,

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Meilen-G ntfernuns bon Baltimore uad
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81 81 t9e SaisnOsr fur bas tatR. Bolt fur 1858
3 Crn, bic Sp tnnitabe fir 1853
Of British Authors. Tauch.
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Cincinnati:

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nusen, Ieeen Ste Nefen In AZ Ta9eu 3uruf unb faprsn tn
bfe auf Sas aaerbeouemf e mnb NIT g%epVlferten Stse'
ofrnerINtek Hn6.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-03

Sd erlaube MIR, meine Breunte uub taS @ublifum h6er.
baupt anf tnetn aReee3ei9netes N7or ement Spn ~einfadben UNI
p goSPEsIa Y en- (bssSUgsa s0a ben tefen 8%abrit0nten Deutf@-
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IOlsa aaer Sprtea, Sa9btafAsn, guipsrFaf6en, SGrpt6sutsl
pWlper, Sdrppt, 8IubbIt1an &c.
Spt 6. s. 81 ever;
Smpprteur unb ~$abrttant, NO. IA, prattfr,
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NB. SItuten, BI9fen &c. perben. mad Muftra az 8enta6t III
%rtpprttrt; &eparatpren werben befeutEtrfprst. Stti. 6GRt
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ubreu s. Smsue len
So Nene uno 1d6ne Maarem.
sas&@ %@amfteIb> Brother u. Co.,

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gstaaantts' nn6 9 ~sfembetn. 8olbene 8etern, portfolios, 9t9usar
osFS'seT tatt 8Iaf4tn wnh tIetntn @I6fera,
I@Oloene 1Ibreu%
gon ZEN beata Wletaeru 4urDpa8 0naeferttat NIT tS~farSttAs
81 ~SUrsatpts.
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sMRDst'sl ! otcss rttbe S&muSfaGen umisrtr ets snsa Babrif.
saSaIs. Gn1 GoteferDiet; 4eder Q5fsIn, @ttfer, GaSsln. &c
M nMs letof fabrtttrt, IUCfur mir etne Mstbatue. baS 6E9f
gTEdi sat oct Der tteFseu IuSRsuuas bts sRarsIanb-Sn fttuts
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VIM. KNABE & Co.,
auf benz alien pGase
92p8. 1, 3, 5 unb z, 0prb @utap Strafe.
seeeniber BEN @~utap.9pufe, Baltimore, Nab., tpte6er erSfnet,
.tereu 5trana Udbreab Der lesten IS Sabre 81 Ibel @urbe,
'ma@t Der unter3et9nete benz @ubIttun bic ~Crsebenfe Nnaetae
baB sr ettben' 2See pes etasn &pstal9gabeFs, 0rn. Senr9G Gtle,
IburG bs1en 5Pb bic G~pnnpagnte 9elSf n1rben mar, ben ean3en
|bebeutenbsns gprratb her nos ansOaenOstea pianos. S0ls aab
wtrp beStalb baSsSedGft In BEN aitsn Stgle In lem frIbe.
Irea @ef&Sfts1ptaf fprtbetretten unb es hb sur aufaabe ma.
ben, 0aS ptanD srtnter metr tn fetaer 80leMbuRa sH perbef.
Muter Tetuea alien WaGren6aufetn unb ber Sabrtf FIT On.
~taUarase, nabe Baltimore, bat er etne neue stOee 1abrtf in
'neI6er er cine erDBe @naabl Der beGten Arbetter b~ef5dfiete,
Sn bteter 6abrit perben DianOs nu6 elmer neuen Seala &c.
Gerttet, fir me4e er bet Der &uste1un9 I'm MarSlanb<SnKt.
tut, no bic befen Snarumenteama6er aus 8pfpn, Netusg Srt
anb Baltimore IA DtaaUs ~aHSseteat pattea, bic b i d 4 {
Ser NuSfpr18 bes Snatta!s purbe furs nadBer tur5 bic
Sxbufrte. Nustelua8 ppa @iGmpnb, @a1 befGtiet, no Tim
bs aLl1 t bag ss,b f. E a ? + 4 I'M n y q n e sf II e. n, IaFss.
|aae &Mftrdge, NIT .Uelbea es bssbrt ptrb, anf's YrVmptste
ans3ufGbren.
IRabmsn -nne fn6 ~ eGnItrntrt, ba6 fe Bel auBerCrcsntiIasF
Danerbaftt9tet he Netnbet PeS4 EpneS bera6ren Hnb lee
Sent Sltnta wtberffebcn.
Btanc8 auf 8elfennno
nn6 sDn ieter 9Ot3. unb 8duart tpcrSen a~e EteFert. Esss
no III ~ srV ~ SSt8Ialt @trb auf bic &rbett unD auf BITE NnS.
Sps t elmspa Gtoh u Sef%snoet unO Ct lam bater fir tebss
lanss IDernepn'en, bag ss .aat &tsenlbaFten zines auteu 0ta.
&ae Snfrnmente aus metner Fobrir n,.rh.. =
|Spn benz Gag pes gertaufeS an aarontirt wv" NV 0HPt'
ar Wr1 : : t,n r, @TaIm e ptrb anf bic Wuswabl Son SIN.
ben, Ssrpeubst unD Elm gpTrs4t bss ltm nan SSeflsnees Ipsrc
frS@snt niat sSaaaa sisa Sef asi S,s0 asfattsf, fauts Elm Sa.
Iste ie fb a~nberwGrt8 umfeEen. "sV FFs~sn
8efGnht9 ~Serrdthts etne NuspabI tDn SD erc6..
pom ben tefett Jntruntentennadern au $45 Bic $500.
Igr YfaaSs Dsfsen am.8ttaHf6t, "aasst
Ahope ~ so
AC@ GtMo.e m4IkoI 6EItn -. rsI -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-01
NEW YORK AND HARLrN RAILROAD COMPANY
DENrsyLvANrA RAILROAD.

DENrSYLvArrA RAILROAD,
The great central route 70 the West Tine least "a
shor and rates 81 fare and freight AZ low All times AZ BY
any other route passage cketsor contract for freight
from New York any point in the entire West call at the
ce~npsny's Office No sstor House, New York
T.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent
LEIGH A co, Freight agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-01
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RArLRoAD-ExPREss TRAIHs
" ior sbay ana Troy stopping prncips statnns con.
meeting With western and Northern trains eave Cbanher,
street At 9 ~ and III 30 A. and 4:45 r.
" A. y. SMITH, superintendent
NEW YORK AND HARLFk RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ sPRfSc ARRAreEsErr.
r-.,, 4, fniiaercins Thursday April l, 1854
New York, ~ ~
$50 A. " Mall train, stopping At wiIamsbridEe and Al
ssr NJ For White Plains stopping At an u,ermeiIse
Tains leave ne depot c,rper Of Twenty srth street. and
slsA. N FOR wiIamsbridge stopping At all intermediates
stations
uSOA ~ White Plstns d. DO.
2@ p NJ wilHsmsbrtdxe, DO. do.
800 T. ". Dover Plains. do. do.
SO p williamsbrtgs, do do.
Returning rrsins leave Albany for New York At
7sS A. Wall stopping All stations north ~ and Al w
namsbrfdge. WN J. CAMPBELL. Superintendent
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WATCHES, JEWELHY. &C.

E'rNr GOLD WATCHES RErAurD AT wHoLEsALu
~ prices J. JApOBS 4 le.'S 231 broadway, Opposite
me tne broadwsy Ibears-Thres dpe gold heavy bunting
caee -sche- one chonnmeer and quarter
sec nd watch, for sale low, 70 pay advances
(,oLD PlTEsr LtvERs AT S0.-JUsr RECEIVED
- ss nvoiee Of gold hunting Engiisb patent lever
vNsbes warranted time Keepers which selling for sash
Ter ~ esc. GEO. q. ALLEN, N Wall st. second noor
TACoBT WORLD RxNowrRD CALIFORNIA Ola.
monds set IN rings, breast pins earrings snd crosses m
II carat gold, for sale 3s Broadway, opposite se
Brosdway Theatre aen by mar 70 part " The sountry
l. JACOBS A %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-01

DENovAI.
IL TWfNES AND CORDAGF JAMES r. TRAvERS
has removed TO No % Betkmau street New YORK; VIII
lam street manufacturer and dest~ in ali kinds Of hemp,
Agent for the following mls-r-,nktn Wis Washington
Mills, y. l.; New York City Mills r.; Valley Fails Nils,
~ Y. Coventry Mills. r. I. &c 20
And for the following ropet, slkf-wm. Burcham q. Mi
,sr,J Wragg, j. McDons1, j. Lewis, y. Bill }. his $.
MANUFACTURERS AGENT FOR THE SALE or HEMP.
- CoHDAGE Inns, AZ.
win ne above facilities and experience of ten
yeas ~ his busress can get order for Kind OF
wne quicker cheaper and better than other the
business Twines suitable for and dry gods deal
ers growers druggists shp chambers bookbn5ers saope
pphosers snermen, paper and broom makers weavers-
bottlers Ac., sc.
sacks
Iwines for cotton bales hsm bags wrapping paper.
Iwines for newspaper book paper sand psper.
fWints for hat caps, paper hangings, seine nets
Iwines Tor Rlllng nets sbad nets pigeon nets, " neh
Plough cohes lives msson and cas lines haysrd and
signal Inca wickng OF all kinds rash and bed cord, bell
and loom cord hsy and leather cord curtain and awning
cord spindle and drum cord scanning cord Sample boSes
Irvine suitable for trade 80 order with list Of
prices &c Boxes ready fer druggists stsoners hard
r. fRkVEBs, Sc Beekmsn street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PILE OINTMENT, TWIN
II ty ave cents Dor. either Internal or
external plies. Warranted For sale By drusesa
watkins ment fails to give relief The
ressng cases and generally effects speedy boz
enough 10 satisfy The most ncredulous No
venerce In using H. Children safety
Full directions accompany esch boz sure &c, ms
genuine See the written name OF A. H. Wsikus
boz pepo; ard general agency for WATKINS pile 10
No. NO 6rsnd street n. Y, where all orders mus; bs
greeted Retail druggists supplied with quanty .s
lowest price. A. Il. WATKINS, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-01

MArRsoH1A1.--EsrrEr Dg LrsIE, AUTO.
I grayhcr Win upon recept Of % cents az s eqigs
posssb stamps return ans p-'ure Of ihrr
se pre<eri and uture Ne from specimens o. hendwrnc
htpa rcure ~ future wife or husbsrd tdfrrss with ~
'ofn postsge, Asuepna Il Llsle New Yors Pos, once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-01

ITO MASTERS BREwRRs AND DIsTrLLE5S-sTRw-
arts patent wrossh iron le for malt kns and dryisr
aoors1he subsorbsrs are prepared TO receive orders
the above sre which will be und cent in
time and fuel and the best flooring in use The uls
can be PACKED for shipment In snail compass and he
aeornr ordinery mechanic iron psrfora,ed
10 The usual manner for aoorns" abort pouce e.
second west q Broadway, N Y
THREE DOLLAR HATS -THB EXCEEDINGLY HAND
Il some fabric OF the New Hat Company, at fss Nassau
street are with all Who fancy superior article aud
of three collars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-01

HOUkE-TbIS CHARMINGIY LOCATED AM
N spe hotel the banks OF the Harlem river at the ter
mnion OF the Fourth avenue combining all the advantage
OF the city with The scenery of the conny and accessible
both railroad and seamoo-t in forty i've minutes ope
for the reception OF hosrders IL 10 pere,y healthy
hue sbing and tporng the neghborhood Terms
able Il. LESI,lu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-01

r,OARp IN BROOKLYN-A GESTLENAN AID wrrr
Il can be accommodated with board snd arss nscb
on second ovr he!erence required Apply ~ % Clinton
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-08-21

OF HOUSE, AND L0V

TN SASSAFRAS NECK.-By virtue Of a
l. Decree of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, the undersigned us Trustee, will sell
at Public Sale, at the Court blouse door, in
Ellilon, ON
Mondmy, tie 1911 dag Of September, neat,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, LOT OF GROUND,
in Joinstown, Sassairas Neck, containing
SIX ACRES, more or less, it being the same
lot which was purchased by JOHN W.
Comegys from William Dunbar, and after
wards held IN trust by Alfred G. Nowltnd
for Henrietta Sevcrson. decd. There is
upon the premises a LOG HOUSE, stable,
and Il well Of water.
TERMS OF -One-thirl Of the
purchase money in Cash on the sale, one
third in six months from the day Of sale. and
the remaining third in twelve months from
the day of sale. The credit pay nIents to
bear interest from the day Of sale, and to be
secured with the bonds or notes of the pur-
chaser, with security to be approved by the
trustee. JAS. 7. MCCULLOUGH,
aug. p, lS3S--ts. Sheriff.
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ClIANilI OF DAGS,
F6r S:isSalras and Elk Rivers,

To't Deposit and Harre-dc-Gfacc, Marylond.
re-, STEAMER LADY WILMER, Captain
,s=sl::.s7t u WV WILSON having been thoroughly
overhaulcd and put in complete rcpni,
inr carrying Freight, and handsomely fitted up lor
the accommodation Of Passengers leaves Pine St.
Wharf. philadelphia, every SATURDAY Ar.
TshNonE; at o'clock, for Port Deposit and
linvrc dc Grace, Nd
RETl RNlNG. lcavc5' Port Deposit at 10 n. IN
Mondays; Cassaday's at /, and Turner's Creek, at
a. p. m.
TN Tuesdays and Thursdays will leave PINE
street Wharf for Winners Point at 4 n IN
touching at Po.t Herman aud Ford's on the Elk
ana Turner treek, Cassaday's, Fishers Gcorgc
town and Frcdcricktnwn on the SlSsnrras.
EEIl hNlNG leaves Winners Point at q elk
n M " cdneSays and Fridays; Frcdcricktown nj
~ IN 'Ca'saday's at p. and Turner's Greek
ut q p nj
FARE, ONE DOLLAR MEALS EYrr 4
" Merchandise. Furniture Grain. Agricultural
Implements Seed Horses Cattle. Sheep. &C..
taken at Low Rates. .y'Tor Freight or Passage
Apply TO Captain Wilson on board the boat
B-All Freight to Turner's Creek must b,
prepaid [nllrch 20. lSjS--tf
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phIia., Wilmington and
IMPORTANT TO
Brewers and Travellers:

nwes@~ a THE Port Deposit Ferry Boat
,.ILF-!1t. g-.as The Steamer ilSEY, Can't. j. II
s.s-ss Myers, having been thoroughly
repaired is now running regularly
during the day between PORT DEPUSlT and
BELLS FERRY. The capacity of this boat and
her speed and entire safety render her peculiarly
fitted for this service Growers. farmers travellers
and the public generally will find her at all times
Teady TO convey them and their property to and
from The above points.
~ Travellers and Drovcrs will find ample
accommodations for themselves and stock at The
NEW HOTEL AT BELLS FERRY. which has
been recently erected by j. Spencer, and now
kept by him. Imay s, 1888.
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-Thc Spanish tradition, which
Mrs. lIemans' Songs Of lie CHI has made
I" familiar as household words, tells how the
dead Cid was reared
''------on his barbed stccd
Like warrior mailed for the hour of need -
and how five hundred Knights, with their
dead leader thus arroy,d, struck terror and
CONSERVATION among the enemy.
8" There was fear in the path Of his dim white
horse,
There was death in the giant warriors coursrl
Where bis banner struamed with its ghostly
light,
Where his sword blNzcd out, there was hurry
ing flight
For it seemed not the sword of man
The old armchair in the Editors s;anctum.
minus two Of its legs, and a piece Of it's
back broken out. congratulates the readers of
The Ijh'g on the end Of the late memorable
war with the Cecil Democrat. and though
the age Of miracles has past away, and they
may no more expect te see dead Cid with
five hundred Knights, present to their enemies
the appearance of
'--Sevcnty thousand knights arraycd,
All white as the snow on Nevado's stGcp,'
they have seen pale, sick man, whose enc
mics boasted that he was " dccaycd and
dying" with at times scarce strength enough
to lift his pen, and never able to sit at his
table for quarter Of an hour at time, not
only extend to them the bony hand of
defiance" but .riumphantly sustain every
position he took and as 'riumphantly repel
every attack made against him. The Fight is
ended and who is not glad! The old arm
chair thinks seriously of celebrating the event
by employing the devil to carry it down to
Marshbank's to be repaired and as it is
temperance chair and never drinks, TO 60
quietly TO its home.
The man who had the j." Panorama of the
War with Mexico" at the Court House this
week, one day stuck out placard, with
this inscription: " Last night of the War. :"
Did the reader ever think what glorious
consummatlon this would be! The last
night Of war. To-morrow's sun will rise
upon world at peace, free not orly from
war between nations, with the roar of cannon
and the tramp Of armies, but from
Civil War----
The vilest as underhand not openly bearing
the sword.''
Will no; every " wholesome luman heart :"
pray for this and say,
" Put down the passions that make earth hell !
Down with ambition, avarlce, plile,
Jealousy down! Cut Off from the mind
The bitter springs Of anger and fear:
Down too, down at your own iircside,
With the evil tongue and the evil ear,
For each is at WAR with maniind.''
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MOVEMENTS or THE PREslDENT.- Tile
Baltimore Sn", of Monday publishes in IFS cd
itorial column an enthusiastic account OF the
manner in which President Buchanan behaved
at the Relay House on his return trip from
Bedford Springs to Washington. 1t appears
from the article mentioned, that the venerable
father of the Lccompton Constitution :. came
from the cars to the platform looking healthy,
but thoroughly trayel-soilcd, smiling and
cheerful" That Sir VIM. Gore Ouscly
was With him. whom The editor :: took for
conductor or brakesman - because he was
= rough looking indiyidual.'' That 8: the
President went into the bar-room, thcrw OIL
his coat. and whHe ncchcioth, carclcssly pitched
them into chair, opened his shirt collar aud
rolled up his sleeves for wash.' 1t appears
however " that two young men probably
some Of the SIMS celebrated Baltimore rOwdirS
80 were using the baainS.'' Some one seeing
the old mans fix, invited him up stairs but
III IL delightful and pleasant manner, he re
marked 50 that he would take his turn" which
he afterwards did. Afterwards he "tuck Il
cigar didn't drink any old ryc.' and
went aboard The cars.
If the Sun intended to poke fun at the Pre-
sident it has done il but if all this editorial
is intended to compliment hm--as VIC expect
it is more lUdicruus still. No ono will be
surprised that the mon who bought and
bullicd the English Bill through Congress.
who now abuses the man who made hiln
"a ,,I., al,