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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-30
Selegrapbticbe SIndbrtcbtem
5eri6tet fir Sen Baltimore Wefer."
NuttnreR.


Us a btn9tpn 20. Utai. l1eber Die
Serbunplun9elt bon Wtpnta9 1T 6plaenbes
nld,5utragen SIM Seuat purbe bic WtilitQrs
Af1penltezgiQ angenonmen uno Der SenQt
CAB ietlt ENHANCEMENT 5u berlelben, wprra6
81 100000 fir ein in 9era8 St erridtenoes
6reilpiui9en -9ee9iment bemiaist meroen fo0en,
auf. O18 S1l8 na6m bic pacifiI6e Gtlenz
babnzSta Dor. Sin ENHANCEMENT, Die 8eltimz
mung Der giu, wprnad bic Yabn burh's
Salaeetbal 9eben lpl, au85ultrei6en, fiel ourd5
43 itimllteit paftr, "a buge9eu. 8pn ben
8eftrisen Ser9anolun9en 1T 6rl9enoe8 gu mel
ben a5- e=l
Senat. O.rcn bra9te~ cine 91eloIuticn
elm, mcrltaf} benz GbaOoeu8 Spatt feline Saft
erlei9tert lperoen Ipa purd bic @rlalbniB, ben
Gag iiber III per Stapt un1bersu9eben.
Auf ben antra5 Sobnion'S BON 4rfanlo8
maro bic Seim tdttebiQ p~praenpmmen.
@S fpuroe Der Nntrlg gelteut, Der @rop=Qppe@
jo919en Oau8btl rt6t bei5ultimneu.
Waoe: MAJ Io(le Die 8iQ beute lieoen (a5z
len uno parten, Biz Der Senat upa8dblio lei.
Na4 tur6er DEBATE maro Ser On :
SpRn1pn'8, bic Sau8btu
.ab 5ule9nen, an9en . M nj E II. 20
l%ttlliltell Fllr olelelt antra8, 20 oage9en. Nfz
lie b emOtr. Senotpren NIT lu8@
n a ! me o Slice, 1tim mteno eoen
e@r pw s2Opeo 'i6rSetm # i t.
.tebilL alle @epubtitaner it M M
tie Ii III bic elbe.
NaGDem Damn fur5 iiber bic YOf>Defsit=
Sil peb1ttirt wproeu mar, erbielt SlioeQ 6a8
WOrt, UNI in eiuer Bripatz9 nselegenbeit 0ein
a19ebli4eS Snterelie IN Der rSoumas Qanp
Grant gia"D cine 9teOe gu 6alten.
Sau8. Die Debate Gber bic pacifil6e
@tienbo9nbill wuroe fOrtgeieet.
Bocplpn i4lu8 alS @pmprOmiB 3mil6en BEN
perl4iepeten PrUpolitionen Dor, oa6 pie6aupts
babn bon Gan 6rauci8co 3pilden Dem IS. uno
AZ. @rap n6rplider 8reite li6 nit 33meiobabs
nen bon Soma, Dtillpuri uno Gera8 perbinpen
'lple.
Smit9 pOn Sir9iuieu iprad taar bic libli6e
8abn.
6rend iprad fit bic Central &Dute ais bic
nattpnolf tie nlo 5~pedmdBiglte.
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Or. SufelanS's beriibmtes

betli 9rurohh dHe
eeberbtIAiperosn, DtspepGe unc @elblubt, hrput
Ide ODER %nereDie S6pGttn, Observation-Disclosures
unc dle Hranfbeitsn, melhe BON Seroprbeutm Ma~
set ODER Der 9ebtr sntltebfn.
S2. ais serfCpfanB, inacrl bs bsmerlbsn, Anbrdna bk
biuses nab BEN RCpft Sdurs TIN Rdsen, 5ersbrenasn, 5Obs
Sr.nnen. " ppstitipaetett, S1wsrs I'm DiaGen, S6wGdt nnb
Efss SefIbl i'm Maaen nab untcFlett S&wsrsr Mtttnt,
Aerltlcpien 6as he Der 4ugtn, 8Itdsu tn BEN @tf6t-
Bietet unb RsPfihmtrStn, Hsfbperbrn ttim Nttutn, @elt~
rsrbsn Ger 6aut unh Aus.n, SsitfHfsten, 6&msrjtn ta
@aten uno ben @ttebsrn, btst TN Eopf aaR Bremen tRt
8lctfd, Sanstatsit unb NithRrstfHia Ia sRbttt.
Dts Gl5sntbamer ~smpsblen ettTt Dlebtstn br aHfmirEfam.
'stt Ses @rsIttams; fen a~bsrssast SUn ban WsrtP anS bar
AngenedeHpTtt ~ctrfeIscn fur nat eetbsn wpflr He p~prfetsnh
~snpfObIsn mtrb. SO TIT tsS ttn neuss unb unsepruiW
Ultttel, funssrn etnes, hds lett 10 Sdtrsn bts yrnfane pr etnt
an'erttantf6sn Uolts ~beaanbta BAT uns etHtn Wuf ane gtt~
iauf bs lest nod tsn itinsm Tabern errttHt murte. Dt
3eueutTe, wtltt be, Ibrats unb dusseset2nttt Gsrtte unb Vrs
satperf pnen aus dasn Etstlsn biefes ednees bu @unhen ettsn,
Beben tins %nnaebeuere unb ct tseaaut Dnr<l ing ett aui6srs
Id Son benz Staenttamsr putltitrtsu Glmand@e, ptt1tn Der.
fetbR unentstlblt& eur& bic Astntta p~trtRetlen Idst mus asp
ben uraIduSt8fen l6trjeuasn, bae bttfts Sitters mlrtIt& h
6trutmtbPst ~pereteHt, peInt as tFIGRet bat.
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@infimmi9 bat ba8 Sau8s Gpmtte Iber Nu8>
~wdrti9es beute Die SenutSbiQ opoptirt, bic benz
bpdDerotentet @ener1lz@Dn jul 6arri8 IN Sa=
pan Elm @eldenf BON $4,000 mudt.
Die 8. ct, Neutrality-suspicious. bat ben Saz
p~aneien bunoert Nrten Don @etreioe, @el1iiie
uao Sdnlereien neblt botanii6en 4nlpeiimtgeu
sei9enft. Seoer Der @eIanpten erbdlt Die i'll
berne @bren@W eooiue Der @ele0iduft neblt
Ietltenl Namen85u9e.
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D%ampfbppt.u

Burlington, sc. g., %. Wat. Dem
Oampfer o&ate Wt2aurie", na9 Tapettepille
beftirlmt, lit beute frtb bei @li5atetbtown ietll
Selel 9ebprlten, nobel Capt. @pan8 uno 5wei
Oedarbeiter 9et6otet u1o bet Seutrmann per-
6riibt ipurbe. Spnlt lpuroe NienlanO beldd=
ot9t. Die 2upun9, Die aus &aafuann@9itern
%beitanp, 1T 9dn5li4 %perlprer, tl.g
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Baltimore Wetz@nn 8nnnerein Nn

GeretnSlOfals 2Seft 8dltimpreltr, BE. GAS Bel g. 9penOt.
Den Oltt9lebern nnb Spl4en, mtI6e nod eeIpnneu inns, al
etelem iun9cn uno blitbeneen 8eretne betSutreten, otene biern,it ;Mr
LreuOt9en Nabrbt, baB nabiten 6reitag Abenb8 s l6r bic elite
unS mir OeBbalb elmer rett Sabtret6en @eiammlung entaeaen ie-
ben. BON bslcnberer 2~Stttt9tet tuc Grlettterun9 lit, b9B neuen
3utretenoen Wtl9hebern, unIere Senfituipu epppelte Na6Sabluna
iGert. 8. 8enber, @efr'
Impc9GtS 0ml .s s-s# ~ T'
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Ser sapannnh @flapen 6an.

6aounnab 30. Mai. Der Difrift=
Gnwalt bat Die SGa9e Se9en 21n1ar, 2lfen,
Weptt, Guder r1tp 8rpmn fallen lalleu, ba9es
9eu bat Die llnteriu6un9 9egen Gapt, 8arnz
BAN uno Garrp lpeger Piraterie unb GrOwz
bridge uno 8rolpu tpesen te8 8elise8 Don 2lri.
fanern ibren 6ortgang. 81 rryt 7tq ne r.
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Sabnbuf~ perbrannt.

8bifqbeIpbtq, %. Ofat. Der 8ubu<
9Of Der Gumoenz uno g(nbopzgabn iii Dor
OentOpn, &c. s., 1T bielet WtOr9en UNI 2 ll6r
perfrannt. Oret 2pfplotipen unp 10 Wagz
9pn8 perbrannten nit. g
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-30
.. 0ort's SSeinhnnr.
Sbdrnltr. $50 24 nohe O~5prn1drGtrni

SparfFr. JCo "a nQbe @errldnltraBe.
FUN 5si8et i'd bternrt an, bag i'd nteue SaGe nod INNER am alien
Yt1se bote uno mem gSein-9a9er bebeuteno ~per9r6Bert babe.
OSoo1lel6e unl1aBt aue Sorten Wtolel-, &ben=, lln9ar= unb irans6.
tb bel ben ieB9en ltren9en SOmta989eieseu nod 9an3 beionoers
perlpetie, oa eS am @noe am beiten lit, menn i9 Se6er Elm 8rSpf-
den eolen &ebeniait ms 9au8 i3afit. II SD perfaufe metue g8dtne
betm @laS, Glalhe lno @aacne uno lteiere %oteielben Bel Nbnabne
BON Duseno Slaiben ODER bel Ger @a1One fOitenfet inS Sau8.
---A An-t- - =, o u u 49,
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9eesnnaliicr.

NprfOlt, 20, Wai. Der Sdpner
vWello", BON @ermantplpu bieber beltimtt,
ltranoete III lebter 9tudt BEL g8iqOu9bbp Bpint.
Die 9aou1g it gang p%erloren.
Da8 Bet Garter8 SSlano 9efranpete S4iff
u2una" 9ebt III Stitfe.
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Ile bteieni9en M t9lieber, pelde nod ~@nIprId5e an SieIen Ser
elm 81 madden baben, peroet bierourd uuf9efproert 0ttttppo5 be-
e%u;uiinoeu. #-' =
Ii r. efen# Setnrt6 @abrio. @sfr
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Sic 0Irnhin IN Snffnn.

8pfton, 20, Wtai,. Obi9er Dantpie
fam oieien AeenO bier BON 6alif1r an. Sein
Bcll1fen nad Dem Siioen 9eben nlpr9en fri
Don bier ab.
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Dffite Der WaS=G pmpaanie.

baltimore, ben 20. Oat 1860.
Ger Nraftent unb Bic 0irettpret 6itier Gpmpaanie baben cine
0toi6enoe bon 5 psf. am @apial-Stpd b%ewiai9t, sabbm In Der
Union Sant BON Dtarpano an ooer mad Srsjta9 Sen /. SUM.
uebsrtta9sSt9er fno big gu Die EN- Sage 9ei6loien.
WiOGS Sn Nu1tra9e: Spb1 8rpmn, Sefr.
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-
6eipitter.

2puis Oi11e, 20. Mai. Sin lfredliz
der @epitterl turm tOttc bier 9eltern Wtprgen8
uml 1 Qbr. 6dnler lpurbeu ibrer Dd9er be-
ruubt, 8dume au89erillen, SDpte puroen Don
lbrem 9anoun98plaee 9eriien unb ems perielz
BEN %perlant. 81
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2lusetQe.
2Lleranber 0nnnerein

Die @rerfiOn her prioat-@6 ule be8 6. 3. @dSfer mad I
Bellevue. @arten fnpet am @titrpo9 SEN IS. SUI
itatt. 0dbere8 barber lpiter. WiDSS
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eettes Don @afhinatnn.

8ai9tn9tpn, 20. Ntai. Da8 6au8
BAT bic pacifI4e @ilenba9nbia neblt ben
NmenpementS an oa8 Spe5iat@ rmtte 5urtid=
perptelen. Wa9rldetaltd piro bic SiQ in
pieler Selltpn nidt mebr portpmmen.
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@pn 6annna.

Stem Oprf, 20. W1ai, Der Oampfer
Quater Gitp BON Sapana 1T nit (ualpi1ti9eu)
gta6ridten Bis gum 25.sb. dnQefommeu.g g
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0cffDrben4

gputie Rnau8 itarb 9eiter1 0admitta9 int NIter BON
" Snbren. 6reunee rno gefonnte limo bGtubft eriu6t, Dem
Se9rdbniB bon tbrer 8Obnm9, I'll O.. Gutapltr. beute
~Na6mitta9 4 ubr beiSupobuen.
Ant Die t~rauelnben 9tntert(ietenen
Wt 6etnrt6 unb 2put8 &nau8.
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6Gnier sm p~crfomfem.
3nnt Nerfanf.

aSrttSSsAs Sum Oerfauf+
NM:I 60 W6er 9an6 nit 9uten Standardization, l6 Metlen
NIsiiiiHH BON Ser @taot nate Der 9anoltraBe uno in Der oeIunbe.
Msa1A item @egenp, 1'HR ater an Der @prtbern Central 81
ienbabit, 80 WleIen bon Der Staot NIT @ebduoen; 10 @der an Der
.alten sSreberid Roob, at 4~angebaut; 107 Mder nit blbIben Sc
DGuli6feitem unO Nnlaseu, wirO se8sn @i9entbum IN Der StaOt
s ader an Der alten Bteberit GOa6 "a Dteile BON
lRertmt Sc SaIe8; 1870 Mder am ~Q8abn9tOn 2auoweae, u MeiIen
BON Der Gtoot; 2 Oauler in SOwarbfr., na6e @atnSenItr. i in
8et-gomtborohr 2 in 6apstteitr. 2 in seriastonitr. III
ErpntStr' :. i in 0rottlr. / in 0ancoerlr. 2 in MulberrrIfr.
iino nebrsre onoere in peri6ebenen @e9enben Der @tabt. 9ot8 au
perutiet6en in gqef- 9athnoreitr. Wsonament-, @ap- unb Mc@l-
berrnHr iinb gSroaowap. @rIno gu oertaufen in @rpoSmab.
@runorenten Al oertaufen. @to6e r uno Horrt8,
Np. 63 6apetteftr.
eSz- emtfbriefe, Wietb= GOntrafte, 3eItamente nnb amber.
itaiiti1ihe gapiere, Opis gSaien-@ eri@tS, 81 6sfet ueroeu belens
beipr9t. Apl5S
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Nlener 6mts 11mo W1iiten.Nooen

A. NIemer &utz 1tmo WIiitem0n0cn
az Msinen 6remuoen, 8efauuten un6 iberbaupt Dem oe.
ebrten RubIflm bic er9ebeue 4n5ei9e, 6aB t6 aus benz 05eIdait SeS
SIN. SacOb g8ab( ~auSSetretea b'a uno elm 9ut- uno Ueasemsei6at
So. "a 8altimpreItr, 2. Ibir BON Sreoeriditr.
uuf meme et0ene 0s9nuna etablirt babe, bite Oaber. sas mir in
trassn unO sebe i'd BE 8crit4enln8. bob ID sci gutter 8aars bic
eiat9Iten preIe lteuen weroe. 43
Tim gittgen 3aiprub bttet er9ebenf
apps amo SbaS. 3tegler+
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Der bette 9rhfel i'm ptarfe. @s erseuot beit grem1en feineu
5tau4 uno bat tetnen unan9ene9ncn @erud. Serner:
6erpIene Oets&dm pen
BON DEM leBten nno oerbe1erten YatentuuIter NIT &u9el, &Nltl=
o~er9ldieru uno DOdten i'm @rOB- unb Slein -8ertauF bel
H. WAKEFIELD & Co,
einaieen @gentst Der PprtIanO 8crpicue Oel- Gonpaanic
Wia24,3m No. 10 V. 0Oparoitr.
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DR.. Hufeland.
Wnlfnfnifhsr GnrhinI

fir fHrtat 1ttIuns pOn 6unsn, GrfSltuus, Sneusnien. 1rdus
ne, Ranbsn sails unS futtr6brsnsutjlntung, 4~nsrttnne unb
wfnn nod m6sii6, Gr... .lerunS fir Gas an bitftr Rrnnfptit
esthenee, ftIbf In ben lesten Stdbtn.
Diefe bern6mtt preparation III 6Iet4 htn1 Uitttfn subtIdfs
Ha. = % 1t fur etnt RfdFe pom Rrdnite ten benimmt, bic
aletreintr unb sefdbrltGsr ais ale dnhere btntn bic BtnSts
nsr bteftS eanbes unterporfen limb = R~tdnttetten bic BON etc
ker fletnen 1riGltune %perrlbren. Or. Bel, bitls erie dr1t.
DE WuttSritdt facts SD pta nt1t ~bebaupten, hdS Raft
fur unR IL, mas bic pff unl bAS grIte Flebsr fur bt 0ewpks
ner nnbersr 8eneu ffnb. absr tn ldnn beaimntt berHHtrn, baS
lie uas 8rduibfttnl SOn arSstrrr 0tfdtrl&trit une msRr
S~terbtfdls ~jnfdbren.e
Gtns tuettere Yrcbt Der sntftSitHen GefdbrIt&fett BET SsM
ether tetntn &rPdItuns en!ftbtnbtn RrduIbeten adat I'D Sd
ttnsm Sltd user nat1tbsnet aus sen @eriGten bes Ybtldbds
pbtd @efunopettsamtts entnomnhene Eattnt RrpSbtn @tts
ideelpbtl ansrsannt ste Der a~efunbtatn 8 tdbts Der unicH ia,
ietgt bic Eabeutt
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Nene Nn5eigeu.

@OuDernenterrtS Ydiie luis Nll8lanO
perbea in Der Office beS Baltimore @efer" beIorst.
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Dtefe 8dtItn setaen, bab b~stKdbtbc r 4. EbtI alkr SterBss
fade In btefsu eauDs bur& a~Hsssbruus perurlaat wtrbtn, abe
neftbtn Won ben sabIrcten anbern eeiSen, bic vUH eintv
IetGteH Gs:ss!.gns btrbttaefItrt psrhsn
GdOnt enere @eiunSbeit uub wenn ibr an elmer Grf6liuna be
1rnft pber 2unse letoet. faufet eiue Tofhe ron 9ufelan6tS
bdlfamifGenn @oretal unc ttr fSnnet auf itdere 8enefung refner.
Gauenbe paben bteies getbdR uo behen %runoerbare Qpiriuna
be,euat.
Sufen tpannt aber nandmal BON %StrbOrbenein Maeen, In mel.
dem Sale bas rDeut1de 8ittersa gebrauht werten fc1fe. 81
1daen rDn einent anoduernten Fulen berrlbrenbtr G6ssMsf unO
Mbinnnlne bes eansen gpfernS whb man has Bite s9VBent
Hnben. .nn4~-
pttldoelptia, Serferttgt uno bet aRen-0Fueesp'
sc gsE. saatssa ap%ertaa.ft. @tt9N
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s6{Ah @ttL Nncb Sremen. asl
- Die ribmli6It betannte q 1, gren,er Sarfe ,Solm.i
eta, " @apt. Semfe, miro mad pbt9enl 9aen prompt erpeoirt unS
bistst Paila9teren cine iebr ib6ne @~eIesen3ett Sur llebetfabrt.
@e9en 6radt uno PafQ9e wenpe man l1 an ben @apitain an
SOr0, Corners 9Sbarf, 6.P. Oper an sA|
rgsI5 @ebrIber 85nimger, et
Neat2lS Np. 29 SGo.@borIe8tr., up Stdir8.
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tTl2 ~ H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-12

We have frequently called attention to the
street wagons Of this city, and how they cut
up the paving. Although We cannot boast OF
n very large city, yet We may say that its ex-
tent and its business may now Justify some
mcaxures with reference TO the protection Of
,ls streets, aud The diyninution of the cost of
repairing the pavements. Such measures pre-
vail In all of the larger cities. They are sug-
xested by the experience of those cities, and
are deemed. necessary. No such vehicles as
four.horss wagons to transport anything Of
divi.ible bulk are permitted by their laws.
One-horse drays do the chief transportion OF
heavy articles in New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore. Here our wagons, drawn by four
mules, do the business. Loaded very heavily,
they proceed along our streets, often in
sweeping trot, buryiug the stones ~ the wheels
hop, rs it were, from one to the other. It Is al.
most impossible to keep Cary street in proper
condition, such Is the destructive effects Of
these heavy wagons. The PAYERS have just
completed the repairs OF that street. and be-
fore they had passed from end to end Of their
labors, deep holes had already appeared where
they had passed. While q considerable part
of the route to the shipping was unpaved,
there was some argument for these large teams;
but Dock street being paved nearly all the
way, there is now NO good reason for them
We believe the Council have newer given the
subject a deliberate consideration. 1t is GER
tainly one worthy their attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-12

WILMINGTON. N. C., April lO.-Cleared. schr. E.
=. Talbot, Pay son, Acqua Creek, with lumber.
Nsw YORK, April 9:-Clsared. schrs; Pearl,
So ScSrs Gr.u.hsW Morss
Ann, Cole, City Point April l0.-Cieared. steam
ship jamestown. Richmond: schr. Bergen. Magee,
Peters burg.
RIO jANErRo.. Feb p In port, ships Champion.
loading; Gaego, Wolfe. from New Orleans. disg;
banks, Damon. Bartlett, for New York, loading;
Weather Gage, Mckee. from Richmond. dlsg:;
Amazon, Kirwan, st. James. Cruise. and F. 5:
Means. Means. disx.; Chevallie, Anderson. and
orests Welsh, Mss hrss P1l sa Mathcfn
Sailed. 2lst, ship Thomas Watson, Lapreile, st.
Thomas.
Bos TON. April 7.-Arrved. steamer City of New
York, Boggs, City Point. via Norfolk; cleared,
erson, and s. F. Abbott, Ludlam. Wilmington, N.
C.; c. w; Dyer. Pierce, Tanyer; Amelia Starkey.
Weeks. Norfolk.
BsIFAsT, ME, April s-sailed, schr. r. s. Bell
.CsMpEN, March 2e.-Arrived, schr. Boomer,
Hall, Norfolk.
FAIRHAvBN, April S-Cleared. schr. BENZ. But
Ter, North Carolina. Addie T: Barnes. NJ. l.. Wet
more, and Benz. Browning, Virginia.
Wales, Wilmington; N. G. April l0.-Cleared,
| steamer Virginia, Kelley, Richmond; schr Reve-
B;LTIMoRs, April lo.-Cleared. steamer Pcca-
lett, Prtchett. do; Cognette skinner, Petersburg.
BAHIA. Feb. N.-ln port, bark Winifred, from
NoRFoLx, April lO.-Arrived. schrs. Chrysolite,
Smith, from Richmond. bound for Mobile. put in
B. Allen, Allen, from Petersburg, for New York,
put back leaking, and will have to discharge Tor
repairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-12
A CARD.-MEssRs;. EnIToRs: In the

A CARD.-MEssRs. EDITORs: In the
~ report of the proceedings of the City
Council. in the Exanins of the lltl, the follow
ing language appeared:
MIR. Hill requested, as q personal favor to him
self, that he be placed back on the Committee
He wished to ascertain why all the employees at
the Gas Works. save Mr. Hugh Smith. had in the
against him. He wished to put himself right with
those men,"
This language requires brief notice at my
hands. wish to know why and by what author
ity Mr.. Hill has right, in the Council, any
where else. to c0nptaia of the ''smpOy ees Of the
Gas WORKS. voting for me. | am free citizen,
having the right to tender my services for any OF
fee in the gift of the people: The employees ,
are free citizens, enjoying the lndubltabie right
to vote for whom they please. My vocation and
calllng is as honorable. manly and cOmmendable
and to every intent and purpose, to ne as especta
bic and worthy OF popular favor as Mr.. Hill.
If the employees preferred me to Mr.. Hill, what
right has he or any one else to arraign me or them
before the Council: Who made him Judge on such
matters! take this mode OF informing Mr.. Hill.
for his benefit, that he did not beat at the late
election 1t the cOerciye and repulsive tactic
Of his fTlends-keepjng my friends from the polls
that defeated me. had no chance against such
odds. around and at the polls. At any time, ard
under any circumstances, can poll a larger vote.
single handed, than Mr.. Nat. BwSb. HUI, try 1t
when he WILL
But how does Mr.. Hill, by being placed ON the
right with those men sit the special Object Of
that COMMITTEES to enlighfsn the rsters by fassixs
the employees Rather dark prospect, if that ~
apl 2-lt A. A. RAlNE. :
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DIE

On yesterday evening". after q long illness,
ALICE A., infant daughter Of Theodore and
Charity A. Weems. aged II months and days.
Dearest Alice, thou hast left US,
Here thy lOsa We deeply feel;
But tits God that hath bereft us
He can all our sOrrOws heal
Yet again We hope to meet thee.
When the day of life is fled;
Then in Heaven with Joy to greet thee
Where NO farewell tears are shed.
Her funeral will take place THIS EVENING, at
4o'clock. at the Belle Isle Church. The friends
and acquaintance of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend.
EN Baltimore Weekly Sun please COPY.
Suddenly, in Manchester. on Tuesday, the 10th
inst in the 5lst year Of his age. Dr.. SAMUEL
TAYLOR.
The friends of the family are requested to attend
his funeral from the Methodist Church in Man
chester, on this tTHURSDAY) evening. at ~
O'Clock, without further notice. II
On April 10th. inst, THOMAS, youngest child
lOf Dr. VIM. b. Ball. aged months.
His funeral will take place at the residence Of
his father in Chesterfield county, to day, at ~
NJ.
In this city, at the residence of her husband, on
the morning Of the 10th inst, FANNIE H.. c0nso!t
Of WIN. A. W aldron, after short but painful ILL
ness.
Petersburg Express please COPY.
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Baak Of tAe Common,realtk.-At q general
meeting Of the stockholders of this Bank. held
ut their Banking House, on Wednesday, 18th
inst, application was made for the es tablish.
ment Of two branches-one at G0odsol, in
Washington CO., the other at Liberty, in the
county of Bedford, both of which were grant.
ed. The following gentlemen were elected
Directors for the ensuing year:
AT RICHMOND.
L. Nunally, Presd't., VIM. Palmer,
Thos. w. McCance, A. L. Elicit,
e. O. Noting, G. +. Watson,*
Ro. A. Paine, Jas. A. Jones, n
A. F. Harvey. .
AT 0OODSON.
Saml E. GoOdson, Walter johnson,
Isaac Il. Dunn, William F. Moon,
Jacob H. Susong, John N. Bosang,
James T. Preston.
AT LIBERTY.
Jas. F. Johnston, John Crenshaw,
William Graves, Thomas Campbell,
John Goode, Jr., Albion A. Arthur,
Henry g. Dickinson.
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Clara Vanderwertten, fortune teller, bet
ter known as the "sorceress," was found dead
In Troy, N. ", on the 9th inst.
There are ten steamers running weekly from
Virginia to Northern ports viz 4 to New
York, to Philadelphia and to Boston.
Oscar u. Parsley has been appointed and
recognized as Brazilian yice-consul at Viii.
mington, NJ
VIM. E. Mayhem. President of the Farmers
and Planters Bank of Baltimore, died On the
lU,h inst.
Job Pierson, formerly Representative in
Congress form Troy, N. Y, died there on the
9th inst.
Samuel S. Dittlefeld, one OF the editors of
the New Orleans Price Current, died last
week.
S. r.. Adams, proprietor of the Paulding
(Miss.) Clarion, died few days ago.
Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon, of London, has declined
an invitation to visit Boston.
John O'Meara, formerly an editor in San
Francisco, died in New York, Saturday.
In one congregation in Australia, recently,
500 persons were converted
Maple sugar sells in Northampton and Am
herst, Mass, for 10 and II cents per pound.
Henry c. Deming (Dem.) was elected Mayor
OF Hartford, Conn.,, ON Monday last.
Col. Daniel Coleman, for 35 years a magis-
trate Of Danville, Va, died on the Sth inst.
A Clay dinner is to take place at Alexandria,
Va, to-day.
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$500 $50 10ny0kx, APRIL u, ieeo
Mr.. W. Nolan. Of Bait imore, now stopping
at the Ocean Mouse, Pegtsmoufb, met with
painful, and Is II thoeeht, seetous accident ON
Monday niGht last. II appoa!s THAT ne mad
just returned from walk. and feeling little
tired. took seat il the verandah, ana was
soon 1hst asloop. Aboot half.pnst II O'Clock. ne
got mp and proceeded 10 bed. - he thought !;
but not being entirely awake, made lew
steps, and before he could detect bis mistNke,
he fell to the pavement, distance OF nneea
feet breaking his leg In two places, knocking
out some Of his teeth, and tnjuring mis- oooy
10 several other places. His case - unoS,
skilIful treatment, and II doing about - well
~ could be expected.
A man by the name Of Malbourne, or mOre
generally known a. tho King OF PunEo."
made an attempt to poison himself ysstefday,
by taking laudanum. DR.. 0ran1er was Calico
and with tho use Of proper m tidoses, succeeo-
ed in restoring the King TO his senses. He mas
been sick for . long time. and says the feasoo
for hts attempting to commit suicide was on
account Of want.
The captain, mate and one seaman OF the
brig Ann Tyler, Capt. Hopkins, from T9rkS
leland, bound to Portland. which was aDan-
doned ut sea, arrived here yesterday: Sne was
dismasted and sprung aleak on the 18TH REP
ruary, and her crew was taken ON Dy the
Dutch brig Mooe, Capt. Herrich.
The weather here II delightful, ana the
streets are filled with promenaders.