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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-10
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Ypli5ei lief er gum gaiiu, ge9eniiber ben 0ulz
can 9Serfen biaab ullo perltedte lih I'M Wta@
Idtlenratnt etue8 Oan1pfbppte8. Oort faBte
man lbu al. AnA Ell 1T leBt III Der Sail. @r
lit etler Der @ubplter8, Die ben beritd,tt9ten
WfietbfutI den@01tot auffabrter. G8 ipar nee
gen pieer Nffaire Elm Saft8befeN 9e9en t9n
all89eltellt wprDen, aber letne Gerbaftlut9 nt9t
bewtrft porbet, 3eBt miro er aud, me9en bic
Ier Nffatre felt9ebalten perpen,
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man uuf einem Bra6m IN Der Nd6e Der @ttp
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gen 9eItpblen iporpelt. ST bate li6 III etne1t
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Sp ptel mir mtfen, bat nan feline Sprr BON
benz Oiebe.
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elmer lGlep in Der geabe bon SiGentr. plStlid1
inter Enlightenment @efra9e etn, 3 8ferbe ult-
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meinlarte8 Gomite nad Ntnapoli8 9ebe1 utr
bort se9en bic prpjettirte 8ermebrung Der Cab
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more uno Sbto 8abn gu prpteliren.
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Nltbma, glutfpeien ,c
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s 81 s STanfS SSHrr" ~ IE S9ma e9gsratpmtsfett, glatlpetesa uno an.
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liberties pom etment i9mersitsn 9uften seploSt purSSe 0'SsS9ts uno
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Sfaoc Errs
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SdTE%@s 3um Nerfauf.
#MIiH 60 Nder 2anb NIT 9uten Standardization, I6 Wleileu
ESFNiiil bon Der Stabt nabe Der 9anbitraBe lu1b in Der aeiunSe.
NAN item @esen6, 110R Ifer an Der Nortbern @entral. 81
lsaDaRn, 80 Welen Bon Der StGbt nit %esbauben; 10 Gder an Der
alien 6recerif &cab, gut a~u9ebaut; 107 Mder nit bIbIhen Sc.
bault6teieu uno aulaseu, miro sesen gisent6um IN ber StoSt
etn9etauItt; 6 Ader at Der alien Srebertt &oa6 u NPeue BON
Wtpunt re Gales; 100 @der am Waibinstpu 9oncpeae, u WGeilen
pom Der Stabt; 2 9auier in 9pparbitr., nabe @an6enftr. j in
g8eit-9cmbarbitr.; 2 in Sapettefr. 2 in 2erinatpnnr.: in
6rpntitr. 1 in Prattfr. l in 9anoberpr. 2 in Mulberrpfr.
umo nebrere anbere in peri4iebensn @~e9enoen Der Stabt. 9pts III
oernrietben in @eit-8atimcreitr., Mpnument-, gap- unb Mcgi-
eerrp1tr. uo Srcacwan. @rlno Su c~ertaufen III 8roobpob.
grunbrenten 5u pertaufeM. @Ioder uro Nprrfs
go. SO 5abetteHr.
RS- &anfbriefe, Oietb- Gpntratte, &eItamente lnb onSers
I9nftli4e Paptsrs, fOpie @atieu- @eri9ts- @ei6afte perben beitens
NlO9t, Mn1Es
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Mnrftnrcffc.

Baltimore, ben 9, 6ebruar 1860.
goGn{sns', Ser Sni5ei Sl.GSS$ii.55o. : ~.
Butter tsite Goben IS Gt8. y tb. 0lo6e8 5000. Goa6uttFr
12O15 @tS.
et5ient,' $8.a5 5 5 gad q 8uib)
sets, &&ofaeall $S'a5S$S2..5SO y 8op, 5 Gattt i 4S65 Gts,
Z st&8s zen S9l21S GtS. 2 ID sOrintben 9 Gts, @itrOnen 80
Se6ern, %crOindre 3504o, quite 55048 GtS, p tb.
g@@gOas YetnSt9ai9sr 2247 % Sel062.
@etret6e, g8eBen ro6er 125013O.
Ge!Bs5 gutter l40@l5o, ertra fsiner JAS.
Corn, lpstBe8 72074, 8elbe8 72(075 &t8.
Ha999en. @tarplanb 93GD9 Cts, 9euni. 81 Gt8.
9e@ars, gtemont ~ @ts. y tb, aelfsn lO@lOH ct, Otn
Si19Wer 54(05@, Wu8fatnuB 65GO68, 8fe1er 10AO10H,
Wtu8fatblutbe 47G050 @t8.
ru1Fi6er g Come $210.
BSs cut &b = 6s 2S = S SITS, t LIE S311 s @2strq.d IT.. t. 14015,
SS&[tPIft 9SGrter . Bulb. 7oH0SO @tS, ~gepB9nlt9s 80 6.
8leeiaamen, meter So 25G0S5. SO 9 Bulb.
SIS. SanrP 4;25, Georges Gref ale GOrten S., so. antbra-
timpae @omp3anie IS Is. wy ~ >'''pNt7F""' ~"
Raftss! @io p tb 12H012A, GiO gut 11A@11,A prima
l2AG912H, orb. loa-l1A SABA 18t0l3A S~a8uagra
sebsr, Gitp Goblsn p tb s5t088 ets., Country @Obten 3oC0s,
@itp @ef4rr i1war3 3503S, Goruttrs @eldirr Idbrpors 290
81 06erle0et rau9 oaS Sea S3O4. so, &albfsGe 60(06S p
ID, ftnil6t S9(0$l.
9eal5 y 9ui. ad5
MOtaiies. @sp- oreans fair bis primae @auome 51052
2lS.r @upu ZZUZO, WCu4CDp1QO 27D3O. YfDrtc ShicD 21ED36
@n9I. S8lano 2803O.
Rebt 9pwarpitreet. upper SIS. Il a so
EXTRA to fancp 58706.25
. ObiO s. aentuf9' upper @ $50
= y ertra 5.7506.Oo
" y t9mul9 rs sag afrs 6.2506.50
" @ttp @aias gut Bis sn 537
trtra 6.25
u QSel1d famtlD 500
Ssier0oir, 9atapscO, Qibauo &GrutfOr Jam, 7,5O
DO. ertra 100
@O98eumebl 4.25-4. 81
&prumebI 3.62-4O0
Del Spern p @aIpne ST. 25DI. So, Common G8baIe $50
Cts, Patent 7o(075, 9arO=Oet 760sOGts,, 9eniaamen=OeI
9rOpiitousn, geef D 100 tb $120l8, W9eB-9Ort $500.
9er1uferte8 SdhpeineHeii9: Sdulter p it s Gt8.,
Getten10 Cts, S6nten II @8,
un9erdubere8 ShpeineHet51: Sdulter Z @$., Geue1
8 @t5.i aar0 HOP Cts.
Rum, gtew-Gn9lanb p @olone 4S(050 GtS.
&ets, p fb 3M044 Cts, @rtra5 gtS.
STRIP, Gp99en p Some $10012, Baaeu So. 90.
Sprup, D @aQone 42(045 Cts. Fr
Sal3t @rcuno Nlum p Cad $1.1O, OtarI6orS $2,10,
AIbtpn'8 1925, Surs SS8lan6 1920 Cts. p Bulb.
S6weine. Sn Quantitdten Sc. SCOT p 100 tb.
Stdrte, p rs 5al06k Cts.
3al9t p tb 10h Cts.
Eabat, Wearpl. $3.50, Conn. SO. 0003, so, gut $4.0O04.5 SO,
better S5.00GO5.50, gut bis fem braun $6~.0OD10,OO, gang
tn tarbt8 $500, SanobIatter So. 5004,O0, Oberlonb $50
"a, Spoenblater $3.50, rpbe uno geoupfte Sc. 50(09. 90,
tun 9elb $10(0l3, ertra fatne rotbe Oefbldher $14, &entufp,
49, $~5.5006.75, fetn $7.75NOS.5 so, ertra $9010.
Ste9martt. In9ebptet muroen 700 OGfen, upppn go BON
gIefgen Nte99ern 9etauft puroeu, gu Preien 10000 25 p
"a 81 p 100 fb.
@bt8te9i @hp uno 9an6 y @oQpne "a Cts, ObiO 25.
3nder 9sep= Orleans D 100 tb $3.50, Qorto 8co $6.3715-
1918, Cuba $7.0008. 90, Raifiu. 3uder febt III BEN Der
19teoenen 9raeer Don Sc. 750l2.33 ie na9 QuaItdt, TRINA
S6.75O7.
@recer' Sprtsu; $50. 80 S7.ooG07. so.
DO, go. PA 81. 75G0S. 90.
DO, No. 1913 $8.25(D8.7 g
DO. go. 1920 1923.
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&8SidDti9 fir Gefeuf6aften.
Spfepb 9aRBert BAT Oas f4Sn8ebauts
SSr0nflin Gnnine Suns.

221 Gulfern Go., aw. 8cncfr. u. 8rcabwob,
sefaMft pel6es i'm sneiten lnb brttten Stpf smet orUse sSI,
entbalt. bic IT'D ~beipnters fur Q8rbltbatt9fetts @eieli6aften uni
an6ere Veretue etsaen lnb bilig bermtetebet perSen.
Das &ptal fuhrt Spn jebt an ben Nanten
6~ranfltn Sail"
Matsrs ausfunf bel SpfePb@uppert,
NT2ot5mt 2l5 Gafern MSenue,
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Bronchitis 2uftrS5reni6winoi,t6t

81 DSEt5lI, 1reta 90. q. 9, ben 8. MOS. 1859.
gSstseer 2err; 20 seretdt mir Su srOsenn geronaosn mai.
rem btn3usufieen. eV'tui zen Utelen nnee-
Dor uneefdbr 8 Sabrea bate ID e,n.r f4p...
grOaGttts unO ~uree BON ben g~efbtdteatna M ssatr f @n f1l4 Won
sSSats diisdsi aenas g u. $: Is S 5a { s6 @seISsa4s tsrss ssu agvfni
aOnan'sn uo TIRE anpetluasen nod abertrOFe NJ St geit HOlsn &c.
Il as ~ = a ! se N a as'"s s ~ faS' tr gml aSsspasstt t5snio fde tS RSa
ot1 SeFsn Sttclee. .Bdbrenb Der IanatGbrtossr, T ~ mV nets nnt
met nsI6 1SS gr1si% ftrsea S "a %area itre @SrOtBinseaN Oft tI Sc stn,i SsI.
bic Is'S Srontssig IN ~ peesi@Sntsa aaO Tsnn fe aud nttt belfeyn es
saat aD Sstdf sas 1a ofsne st a.5s sSgs ,tssi e m5tassra t. soa i ts re- g 5dS1 ss.
ais fcnft sepsbnltG Der 6al lit pUr .RranFSettt cInsn yan'tlte ntsRr
tnb tie ptQfptnnen subem metntaen. F'sr" N0etEp .pt 10
A3tInesuca SIR
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= see,,er Suts nnS Mfaeen.eoScn

Wteinen Sreunben, 8efannten uub ~iberboupt Sen s-
.brtsn gublfam bic ersebene &nsei9e. baB id aus benz gei4att oss
91p. 43 8altimpreltr ., 2. 8biir BON SreDeridtr.
amf meme eisene 8e6uuns etablirt babe, Bite baber, bas ur in
meiner frlberen SteDun9 9eidentte 8ertrauen aud ferner gu iber-
tro9eu uue 9ebe ib bic TertHerun9, bB i'd bel gutter g2aare Die
~biuigen prele ielen peroe,
I'm giti9en 3nfprl6 bittet er9ebenIt
SAGE, Smt) G6oS. 3te9GtE,
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Scenes srn Sd,mehe,r

C4apjus aus etnem 8rleft bes Wey. ebrr 81 NM
5tstbOlm, S6webeu, ben 10. M6ri 1875 q ~oel5ers oatttt
Sbre uaftasbare Webtstn bns uGre,r,,n.
fn.n gn, gass nS iastaer Ssat erCFe Dtenfe' aeIeiaet ,nN p q
saaG .aI y. s.aea lag opne 6afel6e fetn. Wfebrere neirsr ~ sp
Ts!9sa 10 oasST sO %Serf&erIea MIR ebenfaS Der r| optsr y H.aaN
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Son 50. SO. 98tnters Me 8

Dr. D.. Sa9ne & Spn! "tart 1893.
Mtetne 5erren. Mtt arp6en gyerorToer o,..r..,
len Sraatpsttsn Der GuftrSHre tpr Observation-Disclosures ~ g. a..
= NJ n0SS ! oaAant bt ttlrtent Auspurf uaO QebsreiS Sps1 !
ar8epanet babe, '' ." DsEen erfOlse
20. 80. gBfnters
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SID1YHe N~UHF6uutIIe
SariaDdriu1 uno EbeersNtuen,
3m perrentcn:
9Stcbtta fir tteberitebntcr 0 8Gaen
rnN Nuncerfen.

Der arose Saal Der Wte4anic8 Saq, $50. 1872 @. Saoette1tros
uebft Serren~ nbOamep9orbercbe lit nun auf has ele9anteSte ana.
aeitattet nno nu becortrt lnb btetet Die &erpaltun9 oen lleberneb
Enaern BON galett une @prcerten o~eue(teu unter ben olnhiaiter
Geetngungen an Oa26, 3Wt
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8ruitbraune unp 8lutIpeieu.

Mtnesiue. @nt[er Gn s..

skDr. .. Same! ~ ~ 0H ? Stt 1857
Sd. beseuee,. taB i'd mGbrenb Der @rnte I'm Isston omn
s aftsaSerenentsansHu eethlen nruree unb eiae stsmit6Se a s u oTt er
Sa 0.at ansipaSI: aug bate tb einen bSfen Sufen. ~ %HmtI .
neutrality-suspicious. lmS stsfes featt mid eSn.IiS 4 S, ,ls pee
Sames e. Ban Drn r.
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9abt DC ben @eu6hnifen
3pmmt ollie mmo acueSet.
Der 2lrltge,

Gmtsstae, b. ben 1. Sana,r 1s5a
geettber 5srr SIN Sabre 1850 mar Ids febr letbe, b ~. =
Thetnen1 ~SdSaIbalten i'm DOr9erseben6et Sabre ,ulfrfeb' S4 70 70
staen 9nIaA pom Slutnns Der eunee, purOe iebU6 noS a. i
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at the reception of the Prince of Wales, in this city
on Thursday, has been issued by Gen. SaUdford:
HEADauARTESs isr nIylslOs J; sh}
GENERAL ORDERS, No s.
This Diyon viii parade fI the reception Of the Prince o.
The several bIiesdes will form upon the Battery at ~ o'clock
precisely upon lines 70 be desgnated BY the Division inspector
The ste upon the l:pdiDg of the Prince will be fred from
b B' ss d hs s Sif bs BY Cen Yse. guard
Of honor during Cattle Garden TO report to he
The line 81 a,cb viii be up Broadway Cbhs to
the H % n ns eoqGss q w s bo fsl
ne oadway it'll the right Bond street uat the etSsl-
resumed up Broadway around Union sens Down syeneenth
s E up n f sds. % 10
fiin tie gouDd By their respective copsaneants
o oa c iS, aro the PS ground. tho
The coHais.iiy eneH! win furnish the necessary anaHi-
The Division stsa viii nbe the quartz of the Major
By order + Major GeneT.l CRARIKs W. s,saToRp,
GEoBoE w MORRILL, Division Engineer sting Division In
HgADqrARrEKs irH BRrsAps NY. $. Mp}
NEwfoRN, Oct 4, lsS@
Pursuant the foregoing Dion OLde!s th: hrsede WIZ
PsTde for the reception the Prince OF "ae' on THURSDAY nc
The brigade lire will De formed the Bssy at celOk at
nooD; ANN, ,..-. ,,,,, ~, cam.
and report the brigade hesdqusser' No. % ven
The Brg De sto vii assemble at TIE GoOerl quarters.
"9 R, Ca !" ~ y o ''''A t. l" JOIN EVEN
Brssder-3enerI Coz asndlns
B. TAyLOR, Brigade Inspector.
Some OF the Irshmen of the First DivLson. New
Y,rk State Militia have taken ofenss II General
Sapdfords order for them to parade on Thursday next.
and several companies said to haze declined doing
80. Amee,ing Of the Irish members of the division
xes held on Sunday evening last john Horsa in
TIE Chair, and James NJ. yEein, Secretary. The
follow ing re,olaions were c'sred, debcsed dAaaIy
carried:
WAeyeo We believe is the aty o, the t2ns Of this Re-
rubic aiJ the struggle for freedom in ose zads well
he propagation Of republican Jsoue and ae spea reGo
icah principles throughout the Fobe;
UhTe1 Ii Is sah tho 81 unity Of tho soverei 1r Of
this pablo, end apon their glnhaod l. pay
g. any I'm 20 monarchs ge pnbo hcgo 70 to lepTescat
stiye cf system which they believe 70 - enag attic tho
gree fuudasa entail principles Of human hIsTtyi
HherA Major Cen Saadford hss ssred tho Fist Di-
vision parade IN honoT Of his Roysl Rghnes Pgnce OF
Waes md Uae'e's 10 Crown Of Pr nd 10 fych be Is helr
l. pr 1sbe FOR the ete3 ?og ircanafo3he
shue md pro p,ou OF Der Veo TIE Cesuctt Der
home and ths suapre OF hsI oncly an
hcys2 Il p0-ton Il their drIy c. dssrs thIs
eNbbs ~ etne'ss Before the sror roy housa 20 whom
hey owe uothag but eternal no. Silly; therefore, D. :
kDot,ss rhet decline exhibit curscly,s before sid
ls'ncs Of W seS are llth ma ray olhe Ia .ha
City OF Ne--l1Ik
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TUE PROCESSION.

While the meeting was il progress, procession was
formed in front Of the Cooper lnstituts and march
taken DOWN the Bowery, through Grsnt street to
Brrsdway, and thence up broadway to Unor Square,
where the colunn was dismissed. The Minute a4D,
a. they call themselves, ware sttired 10 uniform Of
red and white colors somewhat similar to that wora
by the WdeAwakes. Instead Of flaming torches thsy
carii. dinputve lanterns the ends Of long ayes.
bell in red color being painted upon the glass.
There were several out-of-,own organizations,
end by far the largest portion Of the
procession was composed Of delsgaticrs
from Brooklyn and Williansburga. The
Union representatives. from these two cities locked
well ard mar hid well. Aorg the line scattered
traDsparencies bearing Characteristic inscriptions. The
pyro'ecbncs display consisted Of the occssio al dis
charge of Roman csnols. A Drnmmond light, modoed
upon large wagon, carried in the procession, but
yielded up the ghost long before arriving at the poct
of dismissal The procession excited CON yar,ns with
the torchlipht display Of Wednesday last which were
anything but complimentary TO the equipments sad
drill OF the upsuccessful imitatoIs.
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SERIOUS DISTURBANCE BY THE DEMOC-
RACY,

SOUTHERN CHIyAiRY AND NORTHERN DEMOCRATS
ATTEMPTED RIOT IN FRONT or THE NEW
YORK HOTEI-ARREST by THE POLICE
CAPT. RYNDERS ELECTED FROM THE STA
TION. HOUSE.
About ii O'Clock Last night, shortly sfter the Upion
processit had psased up Broadway, dsturbsacs Of
serious character occurred 10 front Of the Ne~Yor
Hotel and but for the timely interference of the police
IL would without doubt have resulted in bloody riot
as the el:mepts were at hand for such sn affair.
On tie sidewalk and street in front of the hotel were
assembled abont two Thousand people, among whom
was Capt. Rynders attended by small army of the
baIdfstsd Democracy. On the opposite tide of the
street. in front of No. 722, the headquarters OF the
Central Republican Campaign Club, were gathered
about thousand persons, the msj,rty being CON-
posed of Republicans. There was also large number
Of peIsoLf in the Club Room, who were engaged in
r, fading ard converting about political matters.
TIE crowd in front Of the Hotel CON mencei the dis.
iurbsUce y groanirg hi'sng, hooiiog Ind serug the
Republicans, who in turn supper ed their candidate
by hearty aid vocfeIous cheers Tie crowd continued
10 increase and in little time tie street complete
ly blocked up with vehicles and pedestrians. The
ieerir and cheering continued TIE side and
the other for FIVE ten minutes when the Democracy
made an attack with bckbats upon the large tiaCspa
rencies in front of the CIutRoom.
At this time about one hundred policemen arrived
upon the ground and forthwith set about clearing tie
street. While 80 engaged, trey cane upon Captain
Rynders and bic party, which bad nov received aces
sions from tie Hotel The police ordered the crowd
to move on but R nders and hi6 party refused to do
co. wtertupon the officers seized upon several Of the
most turbulent and started for the Fifteenh Ward
Station. House in Mercer street. between Fouith and
Ami,y streets.
They were followed thither by the rabble, and on
tie way the Police treated TO the most abusive
epthets An attempt was made to rescue the prison
err bot the men Dire their olubs and drove back the
mob. Capt. Rypders succeeded in forcing bis way
into the Station House, but elected tbeIofcom for
interfering with the business of the Segesn,s. After
the prisoners were disposed of, Capt CaIrey, at the
head of bis mep repaired to the street and soon dig
perfed the crowd who had assembled in front of the
Station-House,
Several persons in the Club.Room were struck with
briekbats about the head ard young man had his
eyelid cut open.