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g.. o5s If the said attorney. agent, factor. trustee
unon the day and hour OF

or debtor. fail to appear upon the uaS ~ ;r
- named in the summons or writ above =.
heanns - he refnse 10 disclose upon oath whetne, y :
ar effects Of the defendant IN Es ana - ~
49, - var,. ar whether a debt Is due Irom ~, - 70
eo1ot, - -s-ore = iudment. execution shall issue, !. rs
-, ...;,sr the estate Of such contumscious !.
49, - fr-,S.ee or debtor. for the amount d - r., y n
- -, rrone debt. and the lawful costs LIN.
Us - 80 that the goods and effects n Oh fs
~Pf - arht Of less amount. than the Juismen- -
- ,he debtor. judgment shall be rendered. ~ N dsIs
n rs. ~ nrrars that the garnishee has no goo1s % -. .
-. 1870 IN his hands, or i not lndeo'ei " - ], oatb
s : - his lawful costs But If he appear, ~ ~ = Il
ss--los. suIlv whether he has hands the vOs - ,hat he
~ -, - n Attendant, and il appears u ~ c - a
-. NJ -,ch rCris or effects or IS not 50 Indepee N. ~ lawful
- shsu be given FIR him. and ne shAh 'W
costs 18th nv such
- !, a,rear that such g~arnishee IS indebted 70
|" Se--,i.n,' bot thai such debt is not p2yaoss, - rlsintia
-. nn,5 : m future time. then such tudgmens. = nn,;i and AZ
nv r-~or-r shall constitute n Hen upon
The time it shall fall due and psyaDe- anv
sac esO. The taking Of any goods or enscts
s.h,or or of apy debt ,lue him as aforesaid. oy -
eoao. S--,y 81 law. out Of the hands OF y sluo =
cess " - srn-tee or debtor, by any OF his ersdito'>, ,e
- di-rharze him or them from any sf' on "e"~
same .-.-.l. and the
g. es1. The provisions Of this article, : ~ III
- taw courts Of This Kingdom scc,fuins ~
- - :, p-s-hns or in future organized
Ar, xLIIL-Of Proceedings an 6a"S'aP's
os2. Every person owing debts to the ae@;TIa1, 20
s,vo thousand dollars, who sna,l : d.vs ,frr the
nN<e paymen. .ssra. and been presented Tor pay ~ ~, a.
same - o. Who shall deIasf the ~ ~ - te~p his
- - Or dday his creditors Z" . n Es.I process for
a ~ - .xoSd his creditors. or the oonveyance
house to 80 fehts or make any hsuauie- --x
the eoiierfion = = tserd or secret trustee, o. ~ 49, Of
-novsI o. other disposition Q ns - 1921
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-07-23
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rF~vofs tipe de chieu Ia vie, dit Kenneth
e simpcite sece prncpae afae nest de
METRE pate dams toue diabIee de petite dcae put venr?
Qaand kspnelh rejognu les appeu feu set
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-Quo pres de moi peril toll Tu pcux ere tue par les
ITEMS.
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bah T charme les bales des Peaax ePqutee
gamen Toutefoi de ober cher pere
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attention les bales des P avaiens oae robe Gu pueu
places .@ - ."#'
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af Tradut du aycteur j. H ROBINSON, ...
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L'ATTAQUE.

lc theatre dc rcscarmouche place pre-
N quaker cheva rcspre c combat ct ronge
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M e. AUDe8T . Ib0aoo1f IL
M = ssssvsir = qaiilspo1ios G.
- pour lss<, st psipsip peAs3n4 =
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-12
i3lttals, 4ar0tuare. at.

WlEHI5, gdlUlVdEE, Ut.
NEW II a R d w RE AND HOUS E
IN FURNISHING STORE.
ANDREW REUTER- x SONS,
No. 80 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
between Frederick and Gay SITS
ur stock consists of complete assortment of fine IVORY
KNIVES and FORKS. POCKET CUTLERY of the hest ma
kers, RAIORS and SCISSORS of all descriptions Taors'
Shears of every size, French Cooks and Carving Knives
GorkScrews and Champagne NipperS; PLATED and BRI-
TaNNlA WARE such as Forks Spoons Tea Sets Pitchers
Casters, Coffee rms Lamps and Candesticks Also fine
stock of Pl.ANlSHED TIN WARE, the celebrated OI. ID
DOMINION COFFEE POT, JAPAMNED WARE Of all de-
Scrptions, Ice Cream and Jelly MOULDS Fancy Japanne
Bird Cages Tea Cmnisers, Brushes, Fancy busters and
many other articles too numerous to mention Also gene
raj Hardware Cabinet Makers and Builders Materials
Tools, GUNS, &C
The prices and quality of Goods will be found equal to any
in the city and the patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited rI's -
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9rp @ooos.
A MOTHER OPENING

n OF
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS, &c,
In rich SILKS and all other desirable fabrics per late
steamers HOUSE LINENS, of superior order free from
cotton SHIFTING LINENS very best makes; JOUVIN'S
KID GLOVES, ENGLISH HOSIERY, SHAWLS, EN-
BROIDERY, &C.
GENTS AND YOUTHS WARE
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Complete in CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS best white and col
ored Canton MATING, the celebrated Gowqua brand.
~ ROYSTON BROTHERS,
Rnli irnnrI str.nnf
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Tailors.

John Ii. REA Il CO.,
~ CT OTHERS,
CORNER OF SOUTH PRATT STREETS,
Messrs JOHN H. REA Co, take pleasure in announcing
to the public generally that their stock Clothing much
larger and more varied than before
Laying now on hand splendid stock of CLOTHS CASSI
MEtES and NESTlNGS, which they viii make up to order
in style that fail please both in price and manu-
facture ~
FURNISHING GOODS
Cravats, ScarfS, Ties, Suspendcs Handkerchefs Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety ~
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING is
worthy the attention of Planters ocl3tf
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plumbers,

DLUMBlNG IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES BY
JAMES FAY No l6 Sharp street. doors south of Ger
man street; baltimore Keeps constantly hand an as
Water Closets Lead Pipe Sheet Lead Zine WASH BA
Sins and BATH FIXTURES of every description, put up at
The shortest notice the most improved principles All
JOB WORK pnnctuay attended to the most reasonable
terms - - ~ ~,
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fI.s% REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
S The subscribers in addition their regular Auction
49,. Sales will hereafter give particular attention ts PPi
EATE SALES OF REAL ESTATE, FIRST CLASS 6WEFTi
LING HOUSES. LOTS OF GROUND, FARMS, COTrNTP
SEATS, GROUND RENTS, &c. ofwhich REGISTER viii h
kept for the information of purchasers "'i"
GIBSON & CO.
No
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G0uGat10n.
A LEN. HOFFMAN,
6Gants.

WANTED.-S5,O 900 on good Farm, worth
s2kOO. for three five or ten years. Call on r. W
kASlN, No. 81 Fayette street, St Paul st mhIl6t
WANTED-lSt to 80 ACRES OF LAND, low
price, with the usual but very plain
WITHIN seven miles of this city Inquire East Baltimore
sVIcet. mhO-tf*
WANTED. BY A GENTLEMAN OF UN-
~ questionable character, situation in & LAWYERS
VI iCE; Banking House, i'll Mercantile Establish
ment Would render himself generally useful. Could in
strong X Berry
Refers to Garfield, Bro. Co, Armstrong & Berry, s d
Goulboun, Esq, Hon. W. 5. Waters, Hon j. C. GToome
Elkton Md Hon J. ID. Jones, Princess Anne Md mh72w
WANTED.-A PARTNER WITH A CAPI-
tai ofSiO0O0, in Commission Manufactured Tobacco
%use Already established Address Box No 2S9 Post
-mICc mil If
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AgritultnraI.
GUANOl GUANO!l
| ~ PERUVIAN.
CALIFORNIA.
WHITE MEXICAN,
| NAVASSA,

GUANO! GUANO!l
~ PERc cXLff6jRxrA
no,,n ,,n "a s,3 a. BROWN MEXICAN,
DEBERG's sUPERPHosPHATE,
prc fga for sale in lots Il sq # hs lowest
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LTME.-lOO bbs.
n0aehH ;,! Gr9ssdalrs superior article; to which
quantity may Wanted y GR&Nr G SR TT4HRER
ol E-Acllnee race. ft26tf
A PERUVIAN GUANO-Of direct importa-
Merchants For s S By % bGGbAIE
mh4G
A A BROWN MEXICAN GUANO.-Contan-
5aHs Sra sae By e LRB5oipfaG
DALE mhltf
A A MEXICAN GUANO, GROWN VERY
than the Standard Of fine texture and free every mpurty
fq }el salf in bulk or O0ls by J. 1
A A MEXICAN GUANO. WHITE AND
ABR0WN I'm bulk or bills containing from GO to g. Der
cent 81 Bone Phosphate of Lime For sale by less
fel9tf 40 Pratt St,.at
FOR THE SOUTH No. l PERUVIAN
GUANO furnished those having orders from Virginia
fs,g.tt J. J. F. TURNER.
iei.-. 42Pratt street.
DERUVIAN GUANO.-l, 600 tons No, Peru
Chncha Islands in beautiful ORDER for sale in quantities to
and CIIrb uI nScoiht maze 10 Commission Merchants
GoM CO. W God street, Bowlys wharf. feIOtf
DURE GROUND BONES
Il THE BEST AND MOST ENDURING FERTII JZER
always IN large supply, the very lowest figure at
,,o. AZ WIN. GRANGE X Co,
-Jd-ou Exchange Place
GUANOl GUANO
~ - NEVASSA GUANO.
WIN. F. MURDOCH,
Agent No. IS Exchange Place
am now prepared to sell the following Phosphatic
GlANtlS to the trade and farmers . f
BROWN COLUMBIA NEVASSA, TO6S5 per cent hona
phosphate of Lime f ' He
Also WHITE MEXICAN AND IA BROWN MEXICAN
d23-tf " '-' 'H1NiO]h''
MILNOR & CURTIS,
1FA COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS
GOANOS FIELD SEEDS, DC,
No W LOMBARD
-, Baltimore.
lhbral advances made consignment ocs-tf
NUANO! GUANOl-2OO tons "Brown Next
can GU ANO analysing 65 per bone phosphate of
line, ioE sale ny WIN f. MURDOCH,
a.--.. 5 O'DOnnells wharf
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"
No. IL St Paul street, Baltimore
,,o--.o,,, SAMlA H. COVER, Auctioneer,
ihIVeotVNutS 81 Baltimore street
TNHE UNDERSIGNED, TRUSTEE OF RTCHD
G. MURRAY, Insolvent Debtor will offer for sale nv
auction at the Public Sales Room. No South Gay street
III te Guy Baltimore on FRIDAY, the LIST day April,
next. at ! o'clock. p NJ: '' - -'P'i'
ALI: THOSE TWO PARCELS OF GROUND on the south
SIDE OF Franklin street. each having front of Is feet and
depth Of 10 feet the first situate southeast corner of
franklin ST Get and Gravel alley the second adjoining on
e east Each subject to an annual Of So These lots
are unproye but are valuable their proximity
to first class dwellings Gravel alley is the first ev east Of
CORTLAND street " e' o"' VI
Terms cash GEO r CHM
mhl0.lI is, % q. olkApl rri1stnn
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VERY VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY

I 4 FlN II.
- ALSO ON LOCUST POINT
will sell on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 18th instant at
o'clock at the Merchants Exchange, No 10 South Cav
| property viz: ~ iAlie
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, (NO. ~ situated on the
south side Of Fort Avenue. adjoining the the property
OF the late William Goldman, fronting the avenue 2}l feet
ana running south to the Port WaenS line CONTAINING
acres and perches of Land and and perces Oh
water making in all 10 acres and 6perches -
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GREAT SAVING IN GAS.
~ j. II. COOPER'S
PATENT LEVER GAS REGULATOR
ing and faring of the light.
JACKSON G CHANDLER
Agents for the State of Maryland, and District Columbia
at the office Of MeSsrs. GRArTAN EVANS, Gas Filters
and Plumbers No. North street, Jarvis Building.
j. 5. GertiIlcates can be had a len off nc
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80, or NE " YORK
Cash Capital lalready paid in. IOOODU
surplus Fund represented by scrip. 56O0
ms Company combines the advantages of the mixed plan
Companies in Europe blending the desirable security Of
large Cash Cdpd with liberal of the profits to its
customers. f - 49,
All Marine and Inland risks insured most favorable
terms. ~ ~
RIcHD lAATHERs, Prest JSo: A. PARKER, ls V. Pres
DOUGLAS ROBINSON, Sec'y. j. f. do
fe23tf Iffica t,oIfS>>sSSsrciaI RuiiI;n,,S
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|F:..r THE ELEGANT AND VALUABLE
s@1..hz peremptOry. ~
Will be sold on THURSDAY March 2ith at o'clock at
he Baltimore Exchange No 10 South GAY street the follow
r ing described very valuable FARM situated in Baltimore
county ABOUT ~ miles from the city, illen or York
Turnpike and about 4 miles from Tow sontown containing
about liO of prime Limestone Land 100 of hch is in
Sh state OF cultivation, the balance in fine timber
:, The improvements consist of a COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
frne Barn 40 by CO. with cellar, finished in the best
MANNER with many other uthouses, and in good
order The location is of the
The adjoining farms owned by gentlemen the first re
Specaphty Schools and Churches the neghborhood
the farm. 1890 f'Hs 'AiOusH
H5- Fine Apple Orchard other Fruit &c
Sale peremptOry. Term. at sale
For further rl,-to
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M KEITH, JR., & son,
1VIs MANUFACTURERS AGENTS.
NO. % SOUTH CHARLES STREET
Offer for sale at Lowest rates
Jared Pratt y Sons Cut Nails all sizes;
y. Keith, Jr, Co.'S Tacks, Shoe and Finishing Nas
Naylor and Coz Cast and Shear Steel;
Amcs RowlandS Shoves and Spades;
Kimhall'S Patent Shovels and Spades
Shebe, Lawson * Fishers Forks
American Butt Co.'S Hinges and Sad Irons;
Burdens Patent Horse Shoes
Kings American Clinch Nails;
Douglas, Pumps and Rams;
Smith HarperS Hoes and Rakes.
Hollow ware, Castings and Cart Boxes
Hoop and Sheet Iron, Tea Kettles;
Hall, Brown 4 Co.'S Snaths.
Darby Creek Scythe Stones
Axle PullieS, Faucets, Strap and T Hinges
AX-Handles Saw Frames, Shoe Knives;
Coffee Mills, Ilames, &c, &C. &c mbI2m
ITO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
SPRING TRADE, 1859.
HARDWARE CUTLERY AND GUNS.
SCHAEFFER * LUNEY,
NO HANOVER STREET, Baltimore,
Invite the attention of Country Merchants visiting this
city to an examination of their stock which in variety and
price will compare fvorby with similar stocks in any of
the Atlantic cities. f.o6-5m
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Gus fdtina.

GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES.
" JOHN RODGERS Il SON.
FIRE ENGINE Builders d. WdCHyVJSTS
No. IS HIGH STREET,
Have connected with their present business. that of
GAS FITTING,
IN az Its varieties PE introduced into Public Private
buildings, and FIXTURES every style, furnished at
shortest notice They respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage. " f
n. B-Paricular attention given to orders from the
country. On,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-08
The Churches atthe North.

There are yet three church organizations II
the North which have .iot been overwhelmed
by abolition-th Episcopal, Old School Pres
byterian and Roman Catholic. They occupy,
as they always have, Scriptural and conserya-
tive grounds, and as far as their influence ex-
tends, it will be in support OF tie Constitution
and laws.
After all, the battle at the North must be
fought on religious grounds, for it Is the IA
na.ical element in that section which is most
dangerous and threatening. 1t is in the name
of religion that such monsters as BROWN per-
form their horrid work, and, perhaps, delude
themselves with the idea that they are doing
God service. We wish that the three Churches
we have named had more extensively the ear
of the Northern public. So far as their own
folds are concerned, they are properly in-
structed, but the public at large, outside their
limits. know little of the Bible argument in
support of slavery. If there is anything clear
~ revealed in the Word of God, it is the estab-
Iishment by Divine appointment Of slavery
under the Jewish dispensation; it is the recog-
milton of that system under the New; the res
toration of fugitive slave by an Apostle; in
junction upon injunction to slaves to obey
their masters, and the emphatic declaration
that those who taught otherwise are proud,
self-willed, disputatious, and TO be avoided
Let the Christian clergy of the North take
the Scripture ground as boldly as the Apos ties,
assume the aggression, and push home upon
the abolitionists the irrelgion, impiety, iniqui-
ty and blaspheniy of their creed and public
teachings. They cannot do less and be faith
fui to their duty, and. if they do this, they will
at least drive the hypocrites from their reli-
them are at heart
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England and America,

We publish to-day an admirable article
from the London Times on England ind
America" We could not, of course, EXPECT
the Times to take the American view of the
Qups ton at issue between the two nations but.
leaving out its national bias, 1t presents the
horrors of a collision between England and
America In a fair and forcible light
II has always struck US as remarkable that
journals Of such prominence and Intelligence
a. the Times, should be apparently ignorant
or forgetful OF the conservative influence
which the Southern States have uniformly
exerted In preventing war with England. In
tho Oregon controversy, and in the other diff
culties, the interposition OF the South has re-
peaiedly averted recourse to the sword. II is
the interest of the South to preserve friendly
relations with Great Britain, and 1t Is because
OF her dependence upon the Southern staple
that Great Britain emphaticaily depreeaies
war with America. 1t Is about time that the
statesmen of Great Britain should take more
comprehensive, practical and far-seeing view
Of the relations Of England TO that portion OF
the American Union whose products keep
alive her factories and commerce, than politi.
Clans Of the Exeter Hall school are in the
habit Of INDUCING. II England does no. ap.
preciate this subject, she has an acute and en-.
terprisil neighbor who will, perhaps, b.
guided by a more intelligent selfishness.
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Itis "a he hoped that the Governors recon-
meudation of an increase of the Pubic Guafo
vill receive the favorable consideration OF the
rerislature The confidence inspired by It's
,rssence In all times of excitement, especially
ON the late occasion, when all the volunteers
of our city were ordered away the impressive
awe produced upon the seryile population
when this weil-drilled and hardy corps moves
along our streets on public occasions; the ell
feet the Public Guard has had in stimulating
our volunteers TO "A high state of drill and dis
cipliue during the last ten or fifteen years
the protection it affords to the Penitentiary
it, promptncss in giving the alarm for Tires
its protection to The arms and munitions OF
war in deposit ut the Armory; its instant
readiness In issuing and making up ammnni-
lion for the field, so strikingly and benehciaiiy
illustrated within the last few weeks-each
and all these considerations commend /. pow
GRIZZLY to the favor of the Legislature. With
out the promp, and energetic assistance in
making UP ammunition just rendered by Capt.
DIMMoCK and his admirable corps, what
could have been done by our volunteers, who,
In few hours notice, took the field, with am
munitiou made ut the Armory in one night,
and. In the course Of two or three weeks, five
Incue6uu ATfuS thcuohih os'aA 49, :
tridges from the Armory followed.
Yet this valuable corps is found to be too
few In number for the present demand. The
increased number lately required at the Peni-
tentisry has compelled the breaking M of the
Justly famed 'Armory Band" because the
members were required TO do sentinel duty to
meet the demand for sentinels. And even now,
with all performing sentinel duty in turn, the
labor is so enerous that il is found difficult TO
enlist good men for the low wages of nine dol
lars per month. Indeed, we learn that when
the guards are sent away to the Penitentiary,
to the Capitol Square in charge of conyicts,
and to the Bell House, there is not half a
company lett ut the Arnory to meet any sud-
del contingency.
It has become in these times an absolute me-
cessity to have sure rallying point i'll corps
ever ready, erer on guard.
These and other minor co asiderations should
induce the Legislature to increase the corps at
least 4 hundred priyates, placed upon army
pay and allowances, without which men equal
to Nose of the General Government, will not