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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25
Forest station.

Trains on the Pittsburg, Fl Wayne and
Chicago Road pass Forest as follows: Going
East, 4.4S a. m, and 4;l5p. m. Going West,
1888 a. m, and 1850 p. m.
~ Republic and Tian traia urrivo, in Tia a n.
A. VI. Departs st go, Pm.
tT-Hschs leave TiHu daily Tor Republic and tri.
weekly for Fostofis and Uppsf ssndusdY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25
Thfiu agFtkIg Tribnut.


snndusky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati n. n.
Passenger Trains on this road now leave
this Station a. follows:
Going South. Going North.
Mail, .......9.4 AZ Mail,..... $40 = n
Night EXP. 9;5OrN Night Exp. 400 a n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

Ciyoo Stntlom.
Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road
pass Clyde Station as follows: Going East,
SOC a. m, 1905 p m, and 6;24 p. M
Going West, e;5l a. m, $50 p. m. and 6;Si
p. m.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

As an induoement to getting up Clubs, We
offer the TsisUSE at the following rates;
Cluh Of 6. year. in advance, 81 .95, each
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25
Terms OF subscriptiOn.

! copy year, 10 advance. ce......s...et.50
u paid within The year.
u paid amer the year expires. ..2.50
No paper will be stopped until all arrearagea
are paid, unless at the option Of the publishers.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-11
CITY or MINERAL POisr.
Dec. 10. I-tB

Ems. TRlaUNE :-DeAR >I.s As many
inquiries are being made as 10 lhe reason
Why lie Common Council have failed 10
levy any tax TO meet tie Interests on the
Town bonds for the ensuing year. shall
fee oo"ged # you viii publish the accomp4-
nylng copy Of letter have addressed To
q. ". CoB@. Esq, As fully explaining The
motives by which thc CounciI " eIe actuated
in refusing TO levy lax.
y ours, &c JOHN II. VIVIAN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-11

There IS not one OF these States which
Is as much revenue in The Tflasu. y on inI-
Porntions, as it costs the Government 10
collect it. hey have held two thirds Of All
the Offices il the civil, military and naval de-
Fartmeuts oline Government from It's founda-
tion. and yet have never contributed dollar
fer its support.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-11
JOHN II. VIVIAN.
CRY or AlISfFAL PoiNr, :

Dec. 4th, 49, o.
DEAa SIR In rely 10 yours asking for
information as to tie course lhis clay intend
cd to pursue with regard 10 thu accrued IN
ierest on The Bonds Of the Town OF Mineral
PIonL ! beg leave 10 say, that your coIn;nu-
ncation should have been addressed 10 the
Chairman otihe Board Of Supervisors Of TIE
. Town ef Mne.ai Point, Instead Of to HE
Mayo. Of His - City" a. the Town Of Mn
eri Point IS tie first parry 70 tie Bonds
the CT bel.g incidentally party only.
Gu ale .. course aware, lhatal the diYis-
ioa between TIE - Town aud City, on the
credits ,.l.a Indebtedness Of The Oh =. j own
ID Mineral Point " the city assumed Fr4c-
ton less than three-G.tus Of tie Indebtedness,
the remaining t.,o Glins th. o,.n . icing
liable .of. ILls ast.ug-s-ent Of course Is
between the parties ii. and ia no way -
t,c;s the interests Of the Bond holders their
remedy remains intact being Against ,le
.' Town Of Mineral Po.al' as constituted at
The lime the oonds "eEs given.
The CITY has hitherto endeavored to
NEE, Is interest, having levied an annual tex
10 eoeyr he interest, and prosid. for sink
ing fond to REDEEM tie prucI. al; bat owing
TO The l..lge amount e tax returned de.li-
queat, !. has been allie to neg. about two
thirds Of - interest only.
The Town failed last year to levy any
tax 10 meet lis interest, On any pant Of IL;
and though have used every eadeavor, and
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-11

POPULATION OF CINcI>NAITI.-'ih lie people
Of Cincinnati were dissatisfied with the result
ofihe oensu. Of that city taken by the
United States Marshal, aud Common Coun-
ell had the WORK done over at the expense Of
the city. he return las jus, been made,
showing TO al population OF III ,293. which
IS about Ten thousand more than returned By
tie United States Marshal.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-11
Tie Presidents Message.

We lay this document ia full before our
readers This morning. lis length rrec.udes
any Comment this week, and We hope ali
viii read and Judge il fer themselves.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-11
What They tontubu,s.

The following figures viii show how much
the noisiesI Of tie di>uuion States contribute
towards the support oflLe Government IN one
Gifts departments. They a:e tie aurual Post
Office receipts and ehi eLdItarss ii these Ave
States from lie latest reports:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-11

Nav GRAIN ELEvaroas.-Ch Chicago al
ready tae largest grain man kei id TIE world,
l. u adIiy adding 10 IL fcIifIles fer carrying
on lhi- tr.de- W notice with peaeur. that
MuU-or & Armour. and Smith & Sturres,
" ho aMo.g oua most eSpe leuc. d 'aa6d
tnjerprl>Iag houses ia tbs line. a. e edch
building d new Elevator on the So.tl
Branch. These are t. be of the largest class,
built IN a. most subs autiaI mauueF, and
furnished " tn the best aad mos, approved
machinery, and are 10 be completed early In
tn spring. some idea or tine inn. use
amount Of grain which may be handled IN
them. may be- gather from the fact ,hat
they al 10 e lurnl he'd with near III rty of
Fairbanks 500 bushel and 800 bushel Hon
per Scales, which are by universal consent
tie best In use, and that r. c.. Of thes- scales.
so perfect VIii b. the achjaery, can be load
= 4 its fail caPaci y, and the grain dis
CHARGED again fr 70 the Hopper in less than
ten minutes. 10 view of the immense and
fertile country laying hack Of MS. trave. sed in
"A directors by numerous allrcads, having
their centre here, aud Of our present ai4d IN
creasjug facilities for receiving aud ssse5gjsg
grain. aud the experience and enterprise Of
oar business IA 70, 4 Is reasonable 10 expect
Caicaro will be in the future. as now. the
great ain market OF the void Chicago
Tribune.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-11
GOLD PENS RHpAIRaU.
PRLCZ 50 CENTS.

H-ose pen il letter with cash or Postage stamps
4 aa 90 ele r9svru s..i s9u -il .eccEe tas Fsa
goo new.
= ses., +. ELLIOTT. Syracuse, " l.
IL ANY paper EivirE tsc above three insertions
anu Sc s-It ule lllA-1 aEy, s..a- .llaa-..eis
csiEe q M best CTS - usii.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-11

le sahs-iier in the South west past of tie town
: rf !aI.i- - tH- Asi.usvssd COW or twelve
slfs ol4. IS has ort tiil, uH -ery little white on
he tar Also Vsarig- 3 r. TX nearly irr same col
"r"I t.t Cosy. With iift.e more white on HIM Tho
owner u lease s., prove property. pas charges aaI
take ,ilesa ..7ay.
BENZ. WILLIAMS
5ul.u Pee 1880 f.34lr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-11

10y the subscriber. iu tle town Of Waldvik atou.
I tie roth sf Nostufer inst. one BAY HORSE
tLT tsj-e bind Legs aiouf half 10 the geGl-
trsl int s.fite spot The nose, said col.
>ut posed ro be three old past The owner all
D. s- CALI prove property, pay charges. and take Aln
away
JOS EPH GRIBBIE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-11
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

I EereroIeat Etfutoa esfcbfssheG bB special EEd0E.
eHt. far fie Hsft.t - tie K distressed aFots
usfE fHe.f a 1ns lytseosss- and especially J''
fAt yTs # I4ssCsc- ~ TIE SesUaf organs
e 4ctl advice Civ ID gratis, by the Acting sur
W -sn q" "ll i' aIy by letter, with description
CO. 'ftlr c.atiiioHaae occupation habits Of lH a.,
AMI ID cases 81 eztrcle poverty, Medicines iurn'lea
i.p. 'it hrIr..
valuable lseporis on ~pernatori hea, and other DE-
ai-rs 90 enc s, Aatl Organs, on the New EeHle
tdcs cmIotee IA tLe Dispenser sent 10 the aihctsa
20 -eira letter ese-ops, Tree OF charge Two OF '-i
1i"llp- iHr Fo-tr-. ~la bee accep liable
A-r.a5, Dr. j. chIlDL% IGEGHTGN, Acting slt
e-fu Howard Association. Mo- south Ninth street.
ii.l Ia al llIa, -. rs oIt,F ~ tae lfilecters.
DIR / ID. uEAI.IfH Eli Prs'1eSH'-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS
Is. AIcILuON'S
Grocery and Proylsfo,o

~ eoaH'ree >irest, osThtr = Nors. s.-..,
VIE -scl-teI. RESI- -actfsils auaoa1l.,....,
Z -su- tine Hat4ie that AT i.is store u.,- ,-tas
ga -@ue Soc -4lr "a warned s-alh ul t.s-,.- s. - t.-
'"'ss MAS ASF '-.SCohs. EoyKaty All. H.. .o''i
p SCANS --4lesir is1a may Ne Ert..,e. "A
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-11

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-11

a-aiu geeomsat. 4 80 Cor gross Sire passage
of & l>g. III !,.rsus:.le Il -Jc F-57.s.,ls Of TIE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-11

which had become SO ser ias a. the period Of
my inauguration az 10 re isirs ne. tie lalh
OF ApfIl. 49,. d,5ec, Oh. Sinister 10 demand
IT. passport and rciu-i the United STATES
1 f...e- .Ais cif:ttlon. lie torcrLnleuy u: New
,9rrnaii liz< - seIaily cs'foa lsdge,i sit 10
he fe>!sosfs.b. Io ctr CT zrus fsr damages
vhic!. wese caused ~ ti.u ~. al Panama on
tie > q of april. lc50. hose CLAIMS. Iess.fi.-
or with othur claims u Gar citlzrus Wine. had
been l3ag urged vain, referred iur a. :
s..ri rue-J - Boari 3. Com pI-as5ner>. / sub
.nlt curry of the Cnlsensio-. - Congress. aud
recommend Tia Legislation Ii -cessary 10 cary
q. lao ci.-ct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-04

Dtsotionsfrt6. - Sn rrtut,a
ssrbarrl man nids mstr iatieitt GsfiarHt ums Dee
sctiuu psr rcn 4sbSrstn, man srfirst tsrt aud
niGt metr in Sutmiiisn els zbfrp antsstsanisn
seksriamaer, iuassru Ivsnn rpaa NIT ban ts&ssitss
Iisytis iR, maGs man fins, 6trid aisr itss'isas
pspisrs binder in Gle gdtvasns tdnst isiasa gsds
men parsI rSs lanssr sfr Stri6, ssRa iisfsr'stt'
Gsartistgna ups &c 4samtsn taltta sar fttr duF'
rieje n Grid, rem man zen Csscticnsifri& atnsf.
Ca Sst ,nuns rcd tsr S9ul,s psn altstsrs eiass
gssi9t an cen SaurTath ssHa4t, MAD sm sCtsss.
tiensiri6 gan, mp osar sfrst0tah ruie lsr eanss
rs,t bat fas Ting trumm sgsnsnsiIasH4 uns tatl
rem SSnlssn sinsn aiiiisl peg sins geaie ssi6idts
neil per eaalst rsn Grid sserseisHsuns sai ibu
tsi Strais ssrtetsn 10 ulanis allsmat ssb5tiss
gen Grid ~ lna&spsa Eg sduss Dat sea sespf
seiSatst. ais er ben, Rafsl sslsisn nas tas isisn
Srba Dams ssruisg ~. .sianE siau srsefs 4u4
SGrsitpapItrs hiasslsst suns ssfssts ~0ist adt
5anitl, jsst ma6a IN mir easi sauJt Bud YwisS
"a soi Iautsr Gtri&es ren ssta bis untrH tinans
aui j.sus ssitt.4a DIR 5snida sat "a sl6t
,psin,aI iaesn Ialsn une ale eas sansf Bud 30
par, mar Ia, Sat 1EAu ufn s6plf sinssisss ans sat ass
ssn., aanrsats ssi6idi nas ssidristtn:a HSassai1i
.,s,ag ~ vaissal 1sHs eansrat sfa'9 sss Ailihh
ssisat mirfssIas, sa5i iiit I'D sssrs.lrt' 'slasea.
sas Id zen eAia isssssRsaa Safe. &c 'ia nidt
ssat ssf4tssn. .Damif sas attr niat Ditsss paiEri,
issna II sts6 ssn'ehia ssrstFsa isait, II iAl6t
AZ <Ss.... &tssl Il -. .ss.<.n ozs.& an s, x..l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-04
.,.,;,sss.g,fgsln3ai astl3g3
aeitIn9s8efese,o
, iiiiEl e 5ssss ; q =

.psnn bic gtpsnsusen ni&t aausrrIIdli6 'sas
a,,,,u,t,I t,fsasn, 10, mir dnsfnrmmsn, ras Iis
49,. sor,itsuua ibrss disbursements muni&en.
q Tss Aseupsmrnt lana nift stsEirsdtstrdIs
Il. .LL,it,t r,rr.n, tis ale 8adfdnrs tsSaet linp.
Nr srsi Nummsrn elmer 3sitpng annimn'i
.irs oIs atunn.St tstra9tst uni. bat Tir risIafe
5aIIuns, ,a Isiitsu: ,.ts lssaaag
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-04
Gcit i'd DID ;nlett Gefeb'1t.

q. {.
Na$ ssn GnsIiIdtn rtr 5sl'ia 5sman'.
Grit ID Cid ,uItst a,tb'n. s-aa9
. eSpsftr. prid. iras it ssi&sS'n 2 .aa
Sn s.m ianittn Aus. Tsin aiasrs =
Spi,lt elm nirr,r, trItsr S6.iu;
S,tu. Stimms Sittsrt - rie
Sona iis rod 9t3itttrt ME.
Sys' unp Gritrrn iiup s.traSt =
SaIreittr ianit. Tu baa stli,tt!
f,tnn 8anss iSitttrrptR tia. -rH
Ns&tIt jah nit tlaAsm 1ce; s., s.-
6snilm lei rsr 0sIs S6ainm
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1trantnilu!b rom Jrlhlinsstaum 9 i@
SGwtiltr, Gsint eisb' wlr 5raum! B.
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sli&ls. . Ni6ls pom 5Ofnunsifaum.
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s,ausnlI: ni6t maItd s!d9snr @ort. -
sas ion. S&wsR.r = tort 1T tort!
1rmatb nur trinst n.ls euf, -.
t6sin', il wsin IN m:inst Srut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-04
Gtanee91Sdlein.
GsIaSfpus pOu GIiis gOHu.

..-. G'l1dlsin i'm 5bals. ,a
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s.a ,..a,gsass n3a. as5 famt''nst' aS: ala'
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Su tIEtR EIsinsn, gar iiinsn Gitanst, rem tattcs
gaam 5sisobcit Der Rplya SSnisHart Tresrcn,
HJt siH urisdt,r, atsr btilser @aiIIatrtscrt fur
SIigsiss Stttei. iiir- ale 5tr,sn. rsnsn ii& rie
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himmsl. tss e,hSsm,i Elm tiniuttr Crater Stin,
tss St!iSsnstIS sas Israin6rtranste epra, linc III
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9a - In sinsm irl&sn GrttsensaIpI rutt ri.
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fang sF i'insn Sdran.nssilns tiniam, fern ycu
sn .9t!irttsH Stimoib - rann SerItumintt er oui
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ess''Ast'ussn ssriast. agEstluias ,,antb. Sitter,
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tsassIa e6aet CtsSssns tdur irtn ittnts Sau;
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-04
s,D. aglasfs 4, s4inessstr.
N.saaldaalo fs 4aar b as
= 10 % M.
i 4 Nas ssaaisra @saistslastssA.

Das mitreslspii&e GarasatS um.
GstfsOrl aus,sm s.tesrJsasa agaia sod ai6,sna.la
9ptrsaeinaaI waswas sisinsl lauisassaIis ii Giss
grub, ssr sarli&asn uno stiImifsa siass jast.y
rsiRsa Bsfsunssti, somssm sssis.a DussSsitaas
ssts,sn, Fis, priiiums ssr e&ataseaSi isurd isinff
gsssnwast su tsttrn, asel6sa Ginldsaa6sssr ituiss
slistsdarf asA anadtaaa. ian s s n'1Essi asisse.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-04

@l1dlsin i'm 3bals,
Riiisln i'm Bad;
Slulsln in 9Iitsn,
6 Sfmtl,sursS A&! q
H.n GheiN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-04
lscrn,a,.,,, SC, %. N,o. sA..@sebr.ar . 1890

!, S,,.g st1 ,8silaea saiB6lusaHs1 sss flaIa
SOOeI aA:S ri esa39aaissta eaisa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-04

rFa ,aiinsL usiHag9 &6H a2E1 sEi q
.asa dufs3 sssaLa aisssa% n I'd
4sza,ss.t,s.sT Y tn IL g L.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-24
NLAS Mnrnrn


1t is understood that Prince de Jonville has A
son for which he wishes naval education. and he
desires he might have the privilege of one years
study at the Naval Academy at Annapolis to be
subjected there to all the rules of the institute but
to have no appointment, and the whole expense to
be betrayed by the Prince himself. 1t is to be
hoped that an application, which shows such good
opinions towards this government, may be success
tul-Edward G. Dill formerly an attoche of the old
Washington Union, was before the Covode Com
mittee on Tuesday, with regard to the Lecompton
question. 1t appears that he did not know any,
thing except that told him by another person,
whose evidence, from his statement, would be i'm
portant, but Mr.. Dill declined not only to repeat
the evidence, but to give the Committee the name
of his informant.-lt is said that resolution of
inquiry will shortly be introduced in Congress as
to the disposition made by the British government
of Africans captured on the high seas by British
cruisers. This inquiry probably arises from be-
lief that those Captured Africans are not returned
to their homes, but are made to supply the labor
wants OF British colonies The CITY Councils
have passed resolutions strongly condemnatory of
riotous interference with the Republican serena
ding party on Saturday night, and requesting the
Mayor to exert the whole power of the city to pre-
vent future outrages, and arrest and punish the
guilty in the present instance.-The Senate has
ties before it. To discuss the everlasting negro
question to be more important sub iect than
the honorable and satisfactory adjustment of our
difficulties with foreign nations john Van
Buren, has been offered the mission to Paraguay
1t would have been placed at the disposal of Mr..
DIX, II the vacancy had not occurred in the Post
office Wv
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-24

THE INCREASE OF THE PAY OF THE NAvY.-Yester-
day the Senate agreed to the House amendments
to the bill for the increase of the pay of the Navy,
and now it only awaits the action of the Ex-
ecutive. The bill gives to officers of the Navy an
increase of twenty-five per cent. on the salaries
hitherto paid them. How much this increase will
give them, respectively, will be shown by the fol-
lowing table:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-24

On the 22d instant, Mis- F. LEITTE ASPRIL daughter
year of her age - = " '' ie 80
On the 22d instant, GORGE, adopted son of William and
FL zaheth Rock, aged years and months
On the 22d instant, ROBERT T. WfLKfSON in the 10th
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-24
WINsHIP's REFRIGERATOR.

This most excellent SefVentating Refrigerator has
now tecome in such general that housekeepers
ana others seem unwilling to purchase any article
the kind 1t is constructed upon scientific principles
proper explanation OF which would more room
than we can well spare We only say that are
vnced CT lis utility and might almost say superiority
Tor the Keeping OF provisions, meats &C. in their natural
state 1t would be well for these DESTROYS purchasing an
article of the kind to call upon the following gent
who have these rergeraors for sale Messrs Collins Heath
&Hutchinson, % Light street. VIM G. Maxwell 900 Balti
more street. Thos. Norris, III Pratt street
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-24
Yours, very respectfully
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ADAPTED EVERY CLIMATE,
Forfurther Information address or call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No. Isrvis Building, cor North and
iy25-u Baltimore streets, Baltimore
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Grade

DECISION BY THE HAvRE TRIBUNAL OF COMMERCE.
Information has been received at the State De-
psrtment from F. J. Grund, the United States
Consul at Havre, off decision by the Tribunal of
Commerce of that city, "that the placing of cotton
and other goods liable to be injured by the sea- in
the cabins of vessels, or on the poop deck is not
considered good storage and renders the captain
liable to damages" 1t also appears from the dec-
sion and the reasons furnished by said Tribunal
published in the journal da Harre that, if the
damage done to the cargo thus stored is consider
able, the consignee will not be obliged to re-
ceiye if
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On Thursday evening 18th tsnt, by Rev David Will
son, DANii J. DERR and Miss RACHEL A. G. ALBAUGH,
On the 18th instant. by Rev. Charles Boston, CHARLES
+ tqSIEk, OF Fonda, New York, to Miss ELLA MAR
o1 the 10th instant, at the brides residence. BY Rev nr
OF Baltimore
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MAINS HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.

MAINS HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.
l24 W. BALTIMORE STREET.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Wes continue to server up Meals our very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL. Parties large small accommodated in our large
and private Dining Rooms, second floor Thankful for
the liberal patronage received, respectfully ask
continuance fthe same
Our Chambers have recently been refurnshed, and will
compare fvorably with any other Hotel Single Rooms,
cents.
80 MANN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the rear of this house, No 50FAVRTrE STREET
p4tf G. II. MANN, Proprietor.
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W E WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN
to superior SHIRT which we are now making largely
to order, of ali qualities.
Warranted in every respect.
CONSTABLE, WALKER CO,
myl'u l35 Baltimore street.
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THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONvENTToY.-The
Democratic Executive Committee is called together
to-day to make arrangements for the approaching
session of the National Convention to be held in this
city. 1t is not known where the Convention will
be held but the general impression abroad is that
the Maryland Institute will be selected The matter
will be decided to-day
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Concert TO Mr.. CoURLAENDEn. -We desire to call
special attention to the concert to be given On Friday
evening at the Assembly Rooms, the programme
of which will be found in another column. The
occasion is complimentary tribute from the All
ston Association and the Germania Club to Mr.. b.
Courlaender prior to his departure for few
months absence in Europe. By all who know this
gentleman, and are therefore familiar with his
professional talents and his private worth, the fit
ness of this compliment will be fully Appreciated
Standing at the head of his profession. his abilities
have always been most generously and successfully
devoted to the elevation of the standard musca,
taste in this city and the public and private sorees
given under his management have been series of
the choicest musical entertainments enioyed
by our public since the season of the we'll
remembered Germania orchestra In addition
to the personal element which makes the con-
cert interesting, the attractions presented by
the programme are of the first order. 1t is com
posed of just such music as will delight
almost equally the learned or the unlearned in the
science. Among other items we note movement
from Beethovens most brilliant and popular Sonata
for piano and violin, to be performed by Mr..
Courlaender and gentleman with the title of an
amateur, but the skill of master. We know
this sonata as the first composition of the STYLE
called classical ever given in public concert
in this city-when, some fifteen years ago. the
Hohnstocks were with difficulty pursuaded to put
it upon one of their programmes; and we well re-
member the genuine enthusiasm with which it was
received upon its first and repeated hearings A
Quintette of Hummel, solo on the vioonceo by
the Incompatible Ahrend, with some choice songs
from MIR. Klein, are further attractions, and we
have every reason to expect most brilliant audi
ence.