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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-17

fri TRUSTEES SALE.-Under and by
Hl virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Bat-
- more city, the subscriber as trustee will offer for
tmore, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the 10th dav
OF May next at O'clock the following described property
viz:
Those TWO LOTS OF GROUND situate on the south
side OF Monument street. in the city of Baltimore begin
ming for the first piece parcel thereof the the
south side of Monument street. the distance of so feet
inches eswardy from the southeast of Monument
and Bethel streets and running thence eastwary bound
ing on the south side of Monument street. Is feet thence
southerly, parallel with Bethel street. feet an alley
ten feet wde thence westwardly bounding on said alley
with the use thereof in common - feet and thence north
wardly in straight line to the beginning. And begin
ming for the second parcel thereof the line of the south
side OF Monument street, at the distance Of 93 feet inches
easwardly from the southeast of Monument and
Bethel Streets and running thence eastwardy bounding
on the south side of Monument street 13 feet thence south
wardy parallel with Bethel street. 20 feet alley ten
feet wide; thence westwardly, bounding said alley
with the use thereofin common Is feet and then north
wardly in a straight line to the beginning
The foregoing lots are subject to a YEARLY RENT OF
500 EACH.
These lots are improved by TWO WO-STORY AND
ATTIC BRICK HOUSES, designated by Nos 1853 and 355
East Monument street They have Brick Kitchens and
are built in the best manner.
The ground rent and taxes will be paid to the day of
sale. ~ -
TERMS, as prescribed by the Decree cash.
R. GILMOR, JR.,
GIBSON L Co.,
apZ6eoSds Auctioneers.
BY F.. w. BENNETuT *. co.
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Prices and Sales Of Stocks in Nelo York.
BY TELEGRAPH
Through VIM. FISHER & Son. Stock and Bill Brokers'
No. % SOUTH STREET.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, SATURDAY, May Is.

BALTIMORE, SATURDAY, May Is.
COFFEE.-There was good inquiry to-day. We note
the sale of the cargo of the bark Leighton 1000 bags
Rio averaging fair, at 10 cts round also 300 bags do
at lO4 ll cts for fair to good grades For further par
tculars of the market refer to the annexed weekly
report of Messrs White Elder Through today's trans
actions the stock in first hands reduced about 5000
bags.
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BY GIBSON d co.
- TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

o. O. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
EfsiiJ CENTRAL PROPERTY.-By virtue of a decree Of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, the under
signed Trustee will SELL by public auction at the BAL
TlMORE EXCHANGE, on TUESDAY, the lst day Of
June, next at O'Clock, P NJ:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND, stu
ate and lying in the city of Baltimore and described as
follows: Beginning for the the line the east
side of Calvert street. at the distance sXyhree feet
and eleven inches northery from the formed by
the intersection of the north side Baltimore street and
the east side of Calvert street. running thence north
ery bounding the east side of Calvert street seventeen
feet and three inches to the partition wall:
then eastery through and along the of said wall
and continuing the same direction in all thirty-sey
feet and ten inches then noherly parallel with Calvert
street. four feet and six inches then easterly parallel
with Baltimore street. ten feet and five ches north
ery, parallel with Calvert street, fourteen
inches then eaStey parallel with Baltimore street.
feet and four inches then southerly parallel with Calvert
street, sixteen feet and inches then westerly para
lei with Baltimore street, eleven feet and nine inches
then southery, parallel with Calvert street twenty feet
ana three inches to interSeCt line drawn
lei with Baltimore street from the beginning then
reversing said line drawn and bounding thereon
ery thirty nine feet and ten inches the place begin
nng subject however to the reservation the rights
certain alleys and so FORTH and to ground one
hundred and twenty dollars per annum
The above property is improved by substantial FOUR
STORY BRICK BUILDING, next door to the corner of
Baltimore street, nearly opposite the Museum and known
as No. l n. Calvert street.
Terms of Sale prescribed by the decree: nethird
cash. the balance in two equal nsallmentS, PAYABLE in
six and twelve months respectively the credit payments
to bear interest from the day sale and secured by
the notes of the purchaser endorsed satisfaction of
the Trustee.
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CHAS. f. PHELPS, Trustee.
G1RS0N e. ~ Auct;o,aarr,


o. s.H TRUSTEES SALE-Under and bv
I virtue of decree of the Superior Court Baltimore
cy, the subscriber, trustee, will offer for sale at
the Exchange on WEDNESDAY, the tn day of May, at
o'clock r NJ, the following described LOT OF GROUND
AND IMPROVEMENTS:
beginning for the same the line of the west side of
Happy alley, at distance of hundred fortyfour
feet from the corner formed by the intersection of north
side of Lombard street and the side Happy alley
and running thence northery bounding the side
OF Happy alley, twelve feet thence westerly parallel with
Lombard street, fGtytwo feet to alley ten feet wide
thence souherly parallel with Happy alley and bounding
on said ten foot alley with the right and privilege
thereof in common with Others II feet thence easterly
parallel with Lombard street, ytwo feet the place of
beginning.
This lot is improved by well built two-story HOUSE,
and is subject to a ground rent of So.
The taxes and ground rent will be paid to the day Of
sale
TERMS OF SALE-Cash
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SA1LED.-Thc steamer VIM. jenkins, Captain
Halett, sailed on her regular trip to Boston, on
Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock, with the follow
ing passengers Mrs. Keenan, and child, PASSPORT,
Me-. Miss Jane Morrison Baltimore: Mr.. Marcus
Sterrett, Mr.. Otis G. O'Brien, Thomaston, Me Mr..
G. W. Proctor, Baltimore; Mr.. Matthew Frey,
Frederick shuro Va
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ALEXANDRIA, May 14.-Cl'd schrs. Henry Harbeck,
Manilla c. G. Ford, J. McGee and James House. N. York.
J. Cadwaader, Boston.
RICHMOND, May 13.-Arr. schrs. Jane Brown, Phila-
delpha; Jos Turner Portland.
WILMINGTON, May 13.-Crd schr. J. Darling, Provi-
dence
CHARLESTON, May 13.-Arr. schr Laura Frances,
Rockland
SAVANNAH May 11.-Arr. ship Charter Oak Liver
pool bark Maria Norton New York. CID steamship Star
of the South New York; schrs L. Gilmore Cadiz En-
chantress, New York.
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ARREST OF A DEsERTEE.-0 officers Knowles and
Graham, of the Eastern District, Saturday ar
rested a man named John Tishman who was
charged with being a deserter from the United
States Army. He was conveyed to Fort McHenry
and placed in the hands of the proper authorities.
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HI The New London Chronicle is uroino the
citizens OF hat place to celebrate its 2Oth ami
versary, which occurs next month
III No less than five loving wives have oou,
forward and claimed the bigamist, Coomb. who
Is now Ia Suffolk (Me Jail.
Ice In various portions of Virginia. the cir; .
zehs, despairing or securing supplies of ice. are
packing snow In their ice houses, which answers
very good purpose.
SaLE OF LAND.-yoseph NJ Crockett ESQ
s SOLE MS farm In Washington county, contain No.
w acres, 10 James NJ Byars, for SIS Der acre
u was assessed at fraction over S27 Der acre
HI The Barnstable Patriot saws the coa.,,,o
vessels are already beginning their trims for the
season. The present prospect Of freiphts h NOT
III The Ohio Supreme Court has directed m.
Attoihey General to commence pToceedjnos re-
curing the Tfustees of the Ohio Life and I'm,
company TO show cause why the charter sbonld
not be forfeited. 'nou'o
DETENTION.-The down train on n O,.r,.
and Alexandria Railroad on Saturday was ~
tanned In consequence Of the snow on the tr.ct
which In some places had drifted to consder.,,
BILE depth. ="
~ The 81. Louis Leader has abandoned N.
quarto for the folio form. We believe there 49,
now no daily newspapers of the former de.crin1
ton Ia the land with the exception Of those pnh.
lished In New York and New Orleans. =
~ The New Bedford Shipping List sa,s
mat "A OF the SO whalers, ex pected to arrive m
tnat port the present year, will make losing WOW.
ssss, some from the small amount Of OIL taken
bone. r - y .''' .-'1A "us's.
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PERSONAL

from the Italian opera at Paris
-. Col r. Lee, u 8. A., and Benz. F.. Butler
OF Massachusetts, are at the National
-. Hon. w 6. Whitley, of Delaware. ia in
this city, and stopping at the Kirkwood Hon E.
-. We regret to learn that Commodore IT An
Ialrsoy Jones Is lying very Ill at his residence,
short distance above Georgetown His be,I,b
has been good for some months past.
80. Our old friend "Jo" Jefferson. the coms.
dian, took benefit at Laura Keene,s theatre
New ork, last Saturday night. The house was
ciowdrd, and at the conclusion of the first niece
Mr. Jefferson was called before the curtain. W hen
Mr.. Gorge Jordan came forward and presented
MIN with purse, containing $500, in behalf of
several personal friends "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-18

III At the Know n othing Convention In AL
exandria on Tuesday night w. Massey was
nomi mated as candidate for Mayor; for Auditor
81 Mccormick; Attorney, Christopher Neale;
Surveyor, w. ID. Stuart; Superintendent of Gas
Jacob Roxbury; Superintendent of Police, WIN
Mankin; Measurer Of Wood and Bark, William
c. Reynolds; CLERK of the Ma ket, Thomas Whit.
hngton; Measures Of Lumber, w. H. Mcknight
and John Greenwood; Collectors of Taxes, J. A.
Field, N. D.; Wesley Avery, S D.; Peter Hen.
defson and VIM. Davis, Assessors; Gauger, Geo.
McCieish; Engineer Of the Fire Department,
VIM. W. Rock
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VIRGINIA LRGIsLATURE-There being but little
more than twenty days Of the session remaining.
and large number of the most important meas.
ures yet unmatured, the subject Of an extra ses-
sion Is beginning to occupy attention The ses-
slons being only biennial, it is though the public
interests will suffer, and therefore Gov Wise has
asked the Legislature itself to appoint more def
mite mode than exists at present for calling an
extra session Of the body He says he will con-
slider an omission to do as in evidence that no
extra session is deemed necessary, and he will
not call one unless some pressing necessity should
alike
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CONGRESSIONAL.

IS The SENATE, yesterday, the resolution sub
mitted by Mr.. Houston, directing the Committee
on Foreign Relations, to inquire into the expe-
diency Of extending the proteetorate Of this gov
eminent over several Central Amrric an States
was, after further discussion, laid on the table
The consideration Of the Army Bill was then
resumed, the question pending being on the
amendment Of Mr.. wilson, which provides
for raising a volunteer force not over ave thou
sand strong, to be enlisted for twelve months or
less.
Mr.. johnson, of Tenn. stated that at the prop
er time he would offer, a substitute amend
ment providing for the enrolment Of four thou
sand less, volunteers to serve for such time as
their services shall be required.
Mr.. Wilson accepted Of this amendment in lieu
Of his own.
Mr. Johnson then advocated the amendment al
considerable length.
Mr. Chandler moved to amend by striking on,
the fourth section of the original bill.
After some further debate the Senate adjourned
| withour taking the vote.
In THE HOUSE, after our report closed on mo-
ton of Mr.. J 6. Jones, of Penn the House wen
| into the Committee of the Whole on the State O
the Union, (Mr. Hopkins in the Chair, } and tool
| up the bill making appropriations for the curren
and contingent expences of the Indian Depart
ment, for fulfilling treaty stipulafions with tn,
various Indian tribes for the year ending Jun'
| 30th, 1859
| Mr.. Jones made some remarks 10 favor Of tn
bill. stating that IL had been drawn up In st rio
| ccordance with the treaty stipulations and pro
visions, ahd could not be- altered unless the law
| and treaties were changed
| Mr. Atkins advcc II, d tie admission of Kansa.
| under the Lecompton Constitution.
| Mr. Lovejoy read a long speech against slavery
| Mr. Shorter, of Ala obtained the floor, whe
| the Committee rose, and the House adjourned.
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GREAT CHANCE To MAKE MONEY

Now on exhibition at n. O. HOOPS JsveIrv
store, No. 3B Pa avenue, the following artoIss In,
little used, and will be sold az very low price be
One large Brilliant Breastpin, set in a sp.ke with
vi -oik" smsii Driiians SET on the body, with
Ona eyes COZ, $3.50 90
One pair Of large Brilliant Ear N inss, each =" "
one containing 1--WE briants so m
One large Clustsr brilliant Finger Ring i61 0o
E One iHcIIse slnge DisInond ing $50 90
One Scarf Pin, eagle and pearl so ~
One heavy double case faIs Chropor- eter - ~
maker Chaslos John Copc, Rathbonepisc" n
n LONDON I =. y $50 10
III ~ LUZ CusD Snh - - Is 90
ve.IuDov s sHScss VIZ Dc sold, 10 ciosa tvwst,
S"s'ow fsls t2<th
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THE NEW BOOKSTORE:

Fk rankin PHILIP respe ctfu'ly inform, hi,
friend and the pubic that he has leased the st re
NO So Pennsylvania avenue, between Min anc
ensh streets Having Just returned from the north
sllsn and AmsrIcan Books and Stationery. whicL
kind. ~ w VI fio o"oioes
.,r ON F. PHILIPS long and varied experience il,
Europe and Anierlca. coupled with connexions In
LONDON ana farls, his facilities will not be inferior
to any house In the United states ~
r; PHHP purposes opening his blishmout On
or about he 10th OF March next. Further particS
lars IN future advertisements. T'1
feI8-sotieth Mich FRANKLIN pHIlp
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8 eiRIT or rHs MOR MING PRESS


In the Union, this morning, Generai 1onn
Calhoun publishes q card or address In reply 10
INTERPRETATIONS Of his conversations oy va
rious Washington letter-writers In it, he ex-
plains the state of the returns from the /" Della
ware Crossings'' as he understands the subject
matter. and declares his determination to award
the certificates Of election for Leavenworth
county just as the result may warrant-to the
pro-slavery or anti-slavery candidates-when
he receives the testimony with reference to the
exact state Of said returns as they came origi-
naily from under the hands of the judges and
clerks Of the election at that precinct. We are
without space to-day in which to publish his
letter, but will insert it tomorrow.
It strikes US that it would be quite as well for
Gen Calhoun also to require and consider tes-
tinony with reference to the actual result Of
the election at Leavenworth city, where seven
teen hundred votes were nominally polled,
against seven hundred polled q few weeks be-
fore in an election even more warmly contested
There, the Topekaites had possession of the
polls; the judges, clerks, &C., being their par
tizans. That frauds to the amount of near a
thousand votes were committed at Leavenworth
city, at the election of the 4th instant there can
be no doubt They were, Of course, for the
benefit Of the T"pekaite cause, and were suffi
cient three times to counterba balance any possible
frauds on the other side in connection with the
result at the Delaware Crossings-admitting
that the Topekaite allegations concerning the
latter are true, which we do not believe upon
the information now before US
The Inteihgencer is to-day devoted to news
and yesterdays proceedings in Congress
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lies on the west side of Sacramento River, en-
braces the town of Cacheolle, and contains
26 637 AZ acres.
The rancho 'Cotate," containing II, 49, 80
acres has been confirmed to Thomas S. Page,
and the rancho "Canada de Joniva, contain
ing 10, 7s6 81 acres has been confirmed to Jas
per O'Fsrrell, and patents conveying the titles
are now in preparation, and will shortly be
forwarded to the parties named.
NAVAL INrELLIeENcE.-Thes steam frigate
Wabash, the Gag ship of the Home Squadron,
arrived at New York yesterday, from Havana
The following is q list of her officers &c
Commodore, II. Paulding Captain, F. EngIe;
Lieutenants, G.. +. Sinclair, Z. A. Barnet, d.
M. Fairfax, ]. c. Beaumont, Leonard Pauld-
ing, S. P. Quackenbush, H. NJ. Garland; Sur
geon, feet, g. r. B. Horner; Passed Assistant,
j. II. Otis; Assistant, VIM. johnson. jr; Pur.
ser, NICK. Buchanan; Chaplain, M. B. Chase;
Marine officers Captain, B. Mscomber, Second
Lieut.. James Lewis; Midshipmen, M. Secord,
Ed. Lea, G. H. Norton, H. H. Dalton, A. P.
Crohe, T. H. Eastman, G. M. Blodget, Nat.
Green Commodore's Secretary, Tatnall Pauld-
ding; Captains Clerk, H. o. Shut; Purser' 8
Clerk, E. Mellach.
Chief Engineer, J W. King; First Assistants
M. Fletcher, D B. Macomb; Second Assistants,
| E. w Manning, T. Williamson Third Assist.
ants, P. G Peltz, T. j Jones, j. W. Thompson
Jr., G. J. Barry Boatswain, c. Woodland
Gunner, W. H. Hamilton; Carpenter, n
Mayer; Sailmaker, Jas. Ferguson.
| CLERICAL APPOINTMENTS IN THE TREASURY
DEPARrMENr.--John M. Connell, of Ohio, to be
Chief Clerk of First Comptroller's Office, vice
James M. Ramsey, deceased.
| III. M. McGill, of Sixth Auditors office, pro
NOTED from second class to third class Isl GOT
per annum) in First Comptroller's Office, vic,
j. M. Connell, promoted.
NAvAL.-Orders have been received at tn,
Charlestown Navy Yard to prepare the raze,
Macedonian Immediately for sea, and, as sh,
has been thoroughly overhauled recently, sh,
can be got ready In few weeks The destina
ton of the Macedonian is the Mediterranean.
The WEArHKR.-The following report of tn,
weather for this morning is made from the Mors
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about O clock a. m
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III The Bris oil Convention, by whom the
Hon. William Ballard Preston was delegated to
proceed to England, was to meet at Richmond,
yesterday, to hear the report Of that gentleman in
relation to the proposed steamship line between
st. Nazaire, France, and Norfolk. The Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad was among the interests
represented at the previous meeting of this Con-
yenton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-18

IL A stampede Of fifteen slaves occurred fro m
Key West on the night Of the 9th A small sail
boat, belonging to the Sand Key Lighthouse,
with months supply Of provisions for the
keeper and assistants on board, was taken by the
negroes, and in 1t they were able to elude their
pursuers II is thought they have gone to Mas
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Nefy RESPECTFULLY q truly YOUR,
SOLOMON MANN
Az nH

Scup MOl.FE's
OonEiDAM AROMATIC scnNapps
M. :. WIN great suocess by the Mediosl rsa.
.y, Dyspepsia, slsssisA C,rculsa,a. as ,.h prop
No, ssAte Assimilation Of Food, and .Is.n.s"s
i'm -. . -' aad a. beverage It has no supsr,or
IN. Quart and pint bottles and for sale b, al
ma Groosrs in Washington.
Las 3d.. UDoLPHO WOLFE.
Sole Importer and Manuhofn,.x
Nos: 70. .. AMI =. Beaver street, New Y.,.
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DROFITABLE INVESTMENT

.oks Of Subscription to the Capital Stock of tn.
Senerson cry Coal Aiming and Oil Ntanufacturins
Caub6 brothers on Saturday, Goth inst.
specimens OF the Coal, Candle Wax, and Coal
ing House. ~ D""A
Pamphlets describing tho property, with estimates
showing anticipated profits OF over 100 per cent
per HI mum, can be obtained at said hou.e and as Co
the reliability OF the Estimates application can be
made to the following gentlemen
Hon. WIN. BIgler. U ). Senator,
boa. WIN. Montgomery, House Representatives
Hon Allison White, House of Representativ.s
Dr. Wm NJ. BELT. Browns Hotel,
&. Or to JAMES w. BONITA,
lie III Nv Sacrat.rv
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III John F. Ellis, the piano and music dealer,
has sent US the Lancers' QuadriIle - also, the
very pretty songs Going Home" and /" Leaving
Home" by John John p. Ordway, Esq !; and
"The Prisoner and the Swallow by John II
Hewitt. ES1
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Proceedings of To-day.

In tbs SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Green, from the
Committee on Territories, reported a bill provi-
ding for the admission Of Kansas under the Le-
compton Constitution. The bill is introduced by
an elaborate report.
Messrs Collamer and Wade made a report
dissenting from that offered bv Mr.. Green.
Mr.. Douglas also made different and adverse
report on the same subject.
All the reports, &c, were Tered to be printed
Mr. Green gave notice that he should call up
the subject at an early day.
Toe Senate then resumed the consideration OF
the Army bill, and the ith section stricken
out by the following vote--yeas "a, nays23.
In THE HOUSE,, Mr.. Campbell made personal
explanation respecting a matter which arose in
the course of the proceedings relative to the con-
tested election case in which his seat is involved
through the protest of Mr.. Vallandigham.
Mr.. Stephens also made some explanatory re-
mark relative 10 the same matter.
Mr.. Davis, of Md, as a question of privilege,
made personal explanation. He sent to the
clerk certnn extracts, to be read from a newspa-
per containing the speech of Mr.. Bowie, on the
on the question Of the contested election between
Mr.. Davis and NJ Brooks.
Mr.. Bowie had therein used language Of a
strong denunciatOry char acter, and
Mr.. Davis inquired Of him If the language con-
tanned in the exits acts read was intended to apply
to him (Mr. D. personally!
Mr.. Bowie answered that he had meant the
remarks to apply to the party in Baltimore of
which Mr.. Davis Is member and they were
only applicable TO him far as he sanctions the
lawlessness OF that party: He disavowed any
personal antipathy towards Mr. Davis, and re-
GREETED that his language had been such as 10
wound the feelings Of any gentleman in the
House.
Mr. Davis said he accepted the explanation of
his colleague as being entirely satisfactory.
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on he safe of the Union, (Mr. Hatch in
the chair
MIR. Shorter, of Ala, proceeded to give his
views on Kansas. He advocated the Lecompton
Constitution, reviewing the subject at length.
and showing that it is conformabe with justice
and usage.