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Atwater's $500
WIN


Awarded the Isl Premium, Silver Medal and Diploma,
at the n. \. State Fair, held at Buffalo, Oct. 9th. 1857
for Practical It'll ty, Simplicity, Capacity, Durability
priced Machines in competition.
Committee of awards:
&c CUYLER Editor of Albany Evening Express.
b. oYIATT, ESQ.,. Practical Machinist and Manufac-
turer, Rochester, N. Y.
PHINEAS STANTON, Secretary of Ingham Univer-
sity. n. Y, and
CALVIN IURBERT, Esq New York.
This Machine has been pronounced by Scientific
and Skilliul Mechanics, to be the
MOST DURABLE. PRACTICAL AMI COMPLETE
MACHINE EVER INVENTED.
The Patentees claim that it is. in fact the most relia-
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The principle is entirely EEw and ORIGINAL, and
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or CAN, to get out Of order, and
Is MOST EFFECTIVE IN ITS
as any one can readily see upon a slight examination.
IL IS emPhGtiealy the machine for the people.
1t has but to be seen to be admired, and used to be
appreciated.
The examiner Of Sewing Machines. at the the L. s.
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seen from the beginning"
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the right to sell in said county Machines kept on
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AND FOR SALE.-Twentv-f

The business viii continued by Richard " and John
T.. Walker, under the style and firm Of r. II. & J. X.
Walker. by whom all demands against the late firm Of
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nIssOLUTION.-The Co-Partner-

~ ship heretofore existing between John q. Walker
& Wm. Walker, under the name and firm OF J. r. & W.
Walker. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
J. B WALKER,
VIZ. WALkEE
West Warren, Jan. 9Th, 1858.
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TOHN HARRINGTON'S ESTATE

- Notice is hereby given, that George Harrington
has been appointed and duly qualified as Administra-
tor on the estate of John Harrington, deceased, late Of
Greene, Trumbull county. Ohio All persons having
claims against said Estate will please present them
soon. GEORGE
March 10 i52-3xE
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AND -Ob DNIL--I WHY u'O
Al acres Of good land, part under cultivation, and
two miles south vest Cf Leayitts5urgh, are offered for
sale on reasonable terms.
ALsO-3J acres adjoining the above. in n good state
OF cultivation. Both pieces are well watered, a stream
running through one of them. Inquire Of the subscri-
her on the premises.
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At

IGATCH d. OPDYCKE are now offel-
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efs within sO miles Of them to examine their heavy
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THE ITALIAN OPERA

In another column will be found the advertise
ment of Manager FORD, of the Holiday street
Theatre confirming the announcement which we
made yesterday of the engagement of the Havana
Opera Troupe, (MARErzEK's Company now per.
forming at the Academy of Music, in New York
The first appearance of the Troupe in Baltimore
is announced for Friday night, October 18th, and
their stay is limited to four nights positively; after
which they have an engagement of three nights al
Washington, being, at present, their way to the
1dcon Theatre at Havana. Three of the Operas
selected for performance here, La Sonanbula
u Troratore and La Trauiata. The fourth is not
yet named. Madame PEPITA easier, the prima
donna, enjoys very high reputation, both as
singer and as an actress, and, although in the
role of Pioletta, in La TraUiata, she has
not succeeded in creating quite such
furore in New York as her rival,
Madam CoLsoN, her rendering of that exceedingly
difficult part has been spoken of by the critics in
most favorable terms. She is the lady, our readers
may perhaps, remember, to whom in her will the
late Duchess HELENE, of ORLEANS, left handsome
legacy, in acknowledgment of the pleasure she had
received from hearing her sing. Besides Miss
ADELAIDE PHILLIPS, whom our Baltimore public
have heard, STEFAN, ARDAvANI, and GAsPARoNI,
there is a new tenor, Sgnor SBRIGLIA, who has Just
out to this country, and who sang for the first
time in New York. on Monday night. He is said to
have fine voice, and what is no inconsiderable
matter on the stage, to be exceedingly goodooking.
Some of our contemporaries were mistaken yes
terday in adding to this list, PERRING, the English
tenor. The orchestra will be under the dictatorship
of ToRRIANI, and of MARETzEK himself-the re-
nowned and indomitable MAX. Altogether, the treat
will be great one, and our citizens are under obi
cations to Mr.. FORD therefor, which they only
repay by crowding the house every night during
the continuance of the Opera
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THE COTTON CROP.

Sona weeks aOo and in the midst of the rnsi
n5 ho1 ranc amonr Tho nant or VIC m
diotaJ On artio a.; rbinh We ernraSSad tbo
L M a. LII, IL IA T IT,, VIC
n'tod od tha. th 49, he,
senee?, anu efat tne % were ou'
"a tba o mnaa also mon
the Procvlty OF planters to gaze on the dark side
vi the picture, ana 10 oVer-esumate any disaster
c cna. may oeIan their crops expressly uls
ing rian nhs ra.ena,oh .. .na1 our pant
and . capaoe OF Wlu
sh thar based our alone on
s;nns to ost tb zoo prone 20 allow t9elr apprenGn-
,bnnab, we ,e ere Ieo.gr Oh iheir Judgments we
raoret ~ GnJ unuerstood yet many, we
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The appointment of the Hon. WILLIAM PRESTON
of Kentucky, to be Minister at Madrid seems to
have met with very general appreciation. We have
heretofore spoken of the great injury which has
been done to American interests and to the Ameri-
can name, in the eyes of the Spanish Court and
people, by the foolish and unprinciped course of
some of our previous representatives 1t is, there
FORE gratifying to to be able to announce that a
gentleman has been selected for that important
post, to whose merits and qualifications an opposi-
ton journal (The " Y. EUening POST bears the
following honorable testimony:
''He is not money changer or speculator and both
from inclination and principle will decline to his Off
cal position of private emoument. He
courty gentleman of the old school, and if he has
snowy abilities of Soule he has at least that desder
alum of an American dipOldte-the knowledge how to
behave himself Nor will he it may safely predicted
compromise the nation he represents by insane chi
mera of Cuban annexation by foolish sympathy with
consprators against the to which he
credited. On the whole, Mr. Preston has excellent
qualifications for his position; uniting with capacity
equal to all the duties likely to be imposed upon him.
bearing of courteous gentlemen and his appointment
of the best which has been made by the Ad
mnistraton."
Mr.. Preston, as our readers are doubtless aware,
BUCHANAN has not mingled in public life He
was in Congress with Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE and act
ed as that gentemans second in his difficulty
with the Hon. F. B. CUTTING of New York; and it
is to the personal friendship entertained for
him by the VICE-PREsIDENT that he is supposed to
be indebted at least, in part for this present mark
of Executive favor.
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ing tta circuit of the earth like the cholera bas
broken out ''about the heads of the Kansas and
Platte rivers and virulently attacked the brains
OF the people settled Whereabouts. Infectious and
contagious, both, the disease has spread with its
usual rapidly Old IDEAS so far as anything in
that country can thus be designated, have under
gone quick transformation; and men are happily
beginning to forget whether they were for Lee
compton or against it. So great does the rush for
'the diggins" promise to be, that the remaining
inhabitants of some precincts will each have to
vote some four hundred times, instead of forty
at previous elections, in order to get out full
expression of public sentiment.
All is hurry and confusion, and the demand for
pans and shovels, tits supposed, will be enormous
1t would not surprise US to learn that the murder
Gus rifle which Brother BEEcHER, in the fervor of a
gentle and holy Christian love, sent to Kansas
had been ''swapped off," without boot, for pick
axe. Were it not that the very name of the Ter
rtory has become distasteful to newspaper readers
we should enlarge with more pleasure upon the
good fortune that has befalen it. We trust, how
ever, it may never be our lot to chronicle as part
of its future history any such bloody fights or
N~~SN>~SNNNNSA'S
day occurrences about the claims and placers of
California. If this should unhappily be the case
we hope society so congenal may lead to an
exodus from amongst us, of few of those ruffans
who do not here need stimulus like the lust for
gold to tempt them into crime.
Accounts have also reached US of the discovery
of the same precious metal in Nebraska, and it
seems very probable from present Indications that
it will be found in large quantities in those parts
of the West as yet unexplored. What effect is to
be produced in the commercial world by the
golden showers that are now so plentifully falling
upon it, will be shortly developed. The i'm
measurable influx of gold-dust from Australia
and California alone, cannot but reduce, directly
or indirectly, its value in the market. Writers
on such subjects are even now attributing to its
subtle influence many perceptible changes, which
they profess to trace through as many tortuous
channels The alacrity with which our western
brethren are likely to bring to light whatever
stores of hidden wealth they may have access to,
will also tell with additional force and right
speedily, upon all unsoved financial questions like
those to which we have alluded. Meantime it
will be well to await the result quietly, as it ap-
proaches by an extremely slow movement. 1t is
no case for panic. We presume therefore, our
readers will not need to be cautioned against
in order to get rid of any of this valuable mineral
which they may now possess in the available shape
of current coin.
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On Thursday night last the steamer Connecticut,
on her passage from New London, Conn, to New
York, had on board fifteen paupers from the State
Almshouse at MOnson, Mass, sent by the authorities
of that State to be returned to their native Ireland
They were to be taken back by sailing vessel from
New York While the steamer was passing through
Hur Gate, of them suddenly rushed to the side,
and before he could be prevented, jumped into the
water. He in a moment struck by the paddles
and, is supposed, instantly killed, as he did not
afterwards up to the surface Of the water but
sank immedately-N L. Chronicle
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Quiet citizens have doubtless been disuusted to
learn of another 'intense excitement, in Kansas
Truly the people of that Territory lead most lively
Eees 1t is but a short while since tbev wore
riding out on raids and forays seeking the settle
ment of constitutional grievances, and invoking
the aid of Sharpe's rifles to determine question
between black and white. All humanity was ar
,,ooIed to by the bottle-holders outside the rino
for an expression of its sympathy or pity in be-
half of the struggling combatants While we
mare still wondering whether the vindication of
some great principle was really in issue between
tbe parties who were so heartily belaboring each
other. the storm was lulled, aud so quickly was
oven the dust laid in the arena that we continual
I'm gaze on the scene OF the encounter more bewil
dered by the sudden cessation of the struggle than
,re had been by its fury. Circumstantial nara.
lives concerning it have been abundantly furnish
ed MS but the leading causes which alternately
rave varying directions to the 'heady current of
tbe fray. recent as they are, daily become more
ord more inexplicable. When time shall have
.,;,l further mellowed the picture, we may, per-
hans as we look the then peaceful battlefield,
10 forced to reply to an nquisitive generation yet
70 come, like old KAspAR, in the ballad
aBut what they fought each other for
never could make out"
That so stirring a population should lose the en-
.,r,, which has heretofore characterized it, would
~ = n;tv: and lest this should happen, kind for
$50 has thrown in its way another opportunity,
.,at Il being duly improved, of getting up fresh
santanse excitement" The gold fever, after max
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BALTIMORE Coal CoMpANY's Coal.

BALTIMORE COAL CoMPANY's Coal.
For the convenience of those living at distance from
our office, orders will be received by the
following parties, who authorized sell the lowest
mine prices
MOORE EMoRr-corner Howard and Madison sts
N. ii. JENNINGS & Co.--No 8S North Charles st.
JOHN W. BARRY & Co.-cor. Baltimore and Pearl sts
EDWIN EAREcKsoN-cor. Baltimore and Caroline SITS.
WIN. II. READ-No. SO Broadway
DENNIsoN l. BRo-No. 219 West Pratt ST.
STANLEY Co.-No. 81 Light ST., cor of Lombard
JAMES NJ. LAMDIN-No. North street.
DOBBIN WAKEFIELD,
Sole Agents,
s29-h No 90 Second Get.
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WE would call the attention of our read
ers to the fact that the Messrs WISE co. have opened
new establishment the s. of Gay and Balti
more streets where they have hand and splendid
se OF HATS for the fallnot surpassed by any in the
CITY Ihelr S4oO Hats superior any other that
be had for the amount They have also on hand
Hats and Caps in variety to suit those who may
favor them with call. oc51m
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Id i IL Id

On the 9Th instant, LAURA V. JONES, daughter of the
late Capt. Washington and Sarah A. Jones.
On the Sd instant, WILLIAM JOSEPH LONG, aged 10
months and 10 days, youngest of Frank and Jane
Long.
On the I'd instant, JOHN DUKEHART, son of Balders
ton and Isabel Dukehart, in the 4th year of his age.
On the I'd instant, THOMAS MATHEW, aged year,
months and IL days. only of Patrick and Ellen Col
ford
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CO.r Norrc.

discount allow ed for Coal that are prepaid
j. HENRY GEESE CO.
No. 0 South street.
The SAWED and SPLIT WooD for sale as usual oc6 Ct
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Al A z K l L. II

On the 9Th instant, by Rev. Mr. Smith, DR.. O. s. MA
HON to Miss TIIEOD0SIA BARRIERE.
On the 9Th instant, by Rev. Dr. Johns, CHARLES f.
HOUGHTON, of Cincinnati to CARRIE s. MCMURRAY,
of Baltimore.
On the Sd instant, by Rev. Mr. Coskery, PETER MUIR.
PLY to Miss CATHERINE CARROLL, both of this city.