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Goal.

COAL COAL,
,o,, r COALl
ofMhite, Red and Grey Ash COAL '"' f1''''
Delivered free OF charge in OF the city, at 10 %
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
ofice-N W. corner Pratt and Fremont streets
wh, n "; corner Park and Fayette streets.
Wharf-foot Eutaw street.
KINDLING WOOD
Ak @ gR s 81 ny Rsk Gd as !s
any %ss saS ' streets A'''"V"A
Park and Fayette streets
JETOOD WOODll
w OAK AND PINE WOOD, without being sawed
and split for sale at prices low be purchased at
Light street, or other wharves il the city
omce-Pratt and Fremont streets, ~ '--'o .
Park and Fayette streets. felOtfr
~ CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality from the
American Company and other mines the Georges Greek
Valley constantly for sale by the cargo 9F car lead
ap2au Exchange Place
EOAL.-Cumberan Coal of the best quality
Sfrom the American Companys and other mines in the
instant for se by s TG co.,
Exchange Place. mhI4-tf
| rARLTON FREE BURNING COAL.
The cheapest Coal in the market An excellent article
Tor family or countngrOom purposes Orders promptly
filed, and 22iO lbs to the ton guaranteed BY
| feSf cor. McElderry's wharf and Prattstreet.
TOAL OIL.
~ Having secured the agency for the sale Of the cee
brated Excelsior Coal Oil prepared to fill orders
prices and solicit II Saa
d9n Corner fPratt street and Buchanan's wharf
S00 TONS BALTIMORE COMPANY's
w AoNf 'oAl' cH fsis 2 GGILMoR, Sole Agent
dit So Second street. near the Post Office
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"a, IN -lE,ss.zzHtzastaf1 FOR THE
E&T$ @pNa %H5y9F@%W%$I AN unprn

hSA2 HhSS-&L NS-~~ HEST AND MOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
on and after November 18th, 1859, the run a.
lows: 800
Leave Camden Station BaltimoTe-MaI Except Snnda,
at 40 Express daily at 4O5 NJ, for ALL PARTS Of
trains go directly through.
FOR VA 7 PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the as sc train
between Cumberland and Wheeling, (by lying over o Cum
herand and Wheeling Accommodation Train and between
rafton and Parkershurg, take the LOS NJ train Bal
timOre
THE FREDERlCk TRAIN leaves Boltjmor" at as P. "
and from Frederick at 8 A. IL
THE FL IlCOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore AT 2
a. NJ and AS F. NJ. and Ellicots Mills A NJ. and
GlOP NJ
FOB WASHINGTON AND THE SOETH
Leave Baltimore 70 and 90 4. NJ, and 10 and pop
ON Sundays at 20 4. A. only Leaves Washington for
Baltimore at ~ anG 745 A. NJ, and - an.5 20 p NJ On
Sundays at ~ p NJ only. The and third train
only from Baltimore stop at way points The an
fourth trains from Baltimore and the second and third from
Washington c",rnrnt ith trains the Annapolis Road
For tickets OF every kind, Information, &c apply to j.
ENGLAND, Agent or at the Ticket Office, Camden station
". P SMITH,
Master of Fransp ortation.
L. NJ COLL General Ticket Agent no =
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Sci RGaas.


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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
SPRLHG ARRANGEWENw
CHANGE OF HOURS
On and after MARCH 18th, 1850 will leave Calvert
Station: '
Tie Mail Train daily Except Sunday at 8 30 A. NJ
for Pittsburg Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati st Louis
and all parts Of the West and Northwest Also for Elmra
Buffalo, and all parts of the North and Canada For Enmts
hurg Lancastor Lebanon, Reading and Pottsvile Pa AMI
OWN Mills RestetStown and Manchester, Nd and for
Johannesburg and Carlisle Pa, and TIagerstowp Md
THE EXPRESS TRAIN,
daily at 80 F. NJ, for Buffalo and the North and Canada
and for Pttsburg and for all part the West and North
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily Except
day) at $50 p. NJ, for the West and Northwest
travellers from Washington and the South by the 20
u and % F. NJ, make connections with the trains owe
For TICK ETS and information apply at the Ticket Office
Calvert Station, ~ f. Of Calvert and Franklin streets
Baltimore
JOHN T. RIGNEY, Asst Superintendent
j. II. WARN En- Ticket Agent aplltf
L, TT55szzssssssssssEs3 WESTERN
EzE .ssg~~Xk# MARYLAND PAILROAE
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station $50 A ~ and 800 f. ~
for Reisterstown Leave Resterstown for Baltimore al
and lG45 A NJ. -
~ Omnibus from Westminster daily at A NJ connect.
with 1913 train. Waiting for 80 train Baltimore re
turns to Westmtnster arriving 7.SO.
5Omnihus from Manchester at A NJ meets TO- IS train
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Returning alternate
timore.
mh2OH h TAVJpp
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IA a Essssss:sszss.s.zzz1 PHILADELPHIA,
62Sg s ssg@2zz@Aa2s WILMIN GTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD

sHTE HEsgz2~Aa4% ILMINGT0N AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
FAIL ARRANGE NEWT
and after MONDAY, October 18th Passenger trains foi
PhiladePhia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAHL Except Sunday as fellows, viz:
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 A. NJ. WAY MAIL = lOlf
A. NJ. EVENING MAIL at 25 P NJ
ON SUNDAYS at % p NJ only. All trains connect will
New York Trains except 8 25 p. NJ, on Saturdays
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached, leaves
Hardwood. "
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at Si5AMi2N
and II P. NJ.
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RAIL.
ROAD.
BY leaving in - l5A NJ train will connect Wilmington
astopOver check from Conductor spend the night in Vii
mingtOn and take the 30 A. NJ train.
NOTlCE-Al colOred PERSONS whether bond or free, vii
be required to bring responsible white person, person
ally known TO the undersigned, who be willing sign
bond to the Company, before they will he over an
portion of the road
n2l-f WM CRAWFORD t.,,,
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CHARLES H. MYERS Il BRO,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR WORCESTER
Il COUNTY IN EQUITY, JANUARY TERN, Is60-
April, 4TI, 1850 -SGNDkY r COLLINS rs AIONZO
P COLLINS AND 0THERS-The object of this Bill is to
procure the ale Of certain lands Worcester county own
ed by the complainant and tleanora A Collins, AGnzo
Collins and Stephen T. Collins. The bill states that The
lands devised by Parker Collins, deceased to s %
dren keanora Adophus Alonzo and Stehcn Collins that
SAID AdOphus hath died interstate, leaving the aid Eaan
"a AloGzo and Stephen and the conplanan and pia
and Emma Cins, his brothers and sisters his heirs nj @
that the said Virginia and Emma are also dead laa,i,
tier sad brothers and sister their heirs law that said
eenhant are all minors, and all resi- in Worcester conn
~, except AIonzo, who is nf -,
said Lands cannot be divided without loss orlnry to %
erestu II prays sale of said lands and division of tie
cteS o Such sale among said parties according TO their re-
interest therein 1t is hereupon ordered that the
comp aat ny causing copy of this order To h. inserted
some n published in the city Baltimore once
N ech OF -FOUR succe sive weeks heoro the itrrnth & NJ
May next give notice to the sad Alonzo Cnns nj 6s
% CT ana substance of this bill and warn him To- anprr IN
ms ourt on or before the first day September next IL
tnt premises and shew cause, if any has why
decree ought not to pass prayed ~
WM II TINNIONS Glow,
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TINE MERCANTILE AGENCY
L.
J D. PRATT d CO.,
CORNER BALTIMORE AND 8. CHARLES
The propretors respectfully invite such Merchants
not already subscribers to the Agency and who sell goods
credit, to call and examine system and test the relab
y Of our information From long experience and the salts
factory testimonials OF thousands merchants in the differ
en cities East and have been subscribers
we all who will CALL whether they sell goods to
the cities country towns ample satisfaction the relia
bty Of information and the great benefit to be derived
from the Agency nv those who subscribe
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WIN. f. TIMMONS, CIer&.
p9 laMlw - ~ 10 i'"', -. 49,,
Z.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE

4 IHE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
MEiIY March Term, s6o-PENNSYLyANIA AvENUE
DoIIlDlNG ASSOCIATION rs. WILLIAM THEIE-AprI
th lS0-0rdered that the sale made and reported by
Luther NJ Rey nolds Trustee for the sale tie property
mentioned in these proceedings, he ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary be shewn or before the Oh
Jay OF April inst; provided copy this order he in
serted in newspaper printed in Baltimore once i'm
each OF three successive weeks before that day
The Report states the amount of sales to he 500
WIN. GEO. KREBS
TeSt-THOMAS h GATHER Clerk
True cOpy-est-TH0MAS B. GATHER,
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lACON.-lC0 hhds. prime Bacon Sides iS sa ana
Shoulders fer sale 10y GEORGE & JENKINS ;Su IL
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In THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
ClT1nmk0BBE Il CURLIES rs. JNO. FARRELL, and
rLACEIIE ID FARRELL Ordered, that the sale made
anu reported ny Robert GmOr Jr Trustee for the sale
te property mentioned in these proceedings be ratified and
cohnfe unless to the contrary thereof shown
on or before the 18th day Of April next-Prorided
copy or this order be inserted in newspaper
IN Baltimore in each three successive weeks
ore the said 18th day of April
The report states the amount of sales to be $1,000
GEO. E. SANGSTON, Clerk
mh2S-law3w - Clerk.
DACON-lCO hhds nrime Bacon Sides and |
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NOTICE.
FOR THE PATUYENT RTvFI

EsIE.-s!s FOB FOR THE SOUTH
hzsnfaszszz72 DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, rHII&DEI
PflA and BALTIMORE, via the
TO NORFOLK, wEfnh6Ty. LWHHTIETiIr yoro, cn,p,ra
TON, AUGUSTA, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE COIIM"
BlA, ATLANTA; MONTGOMERY, AND
NEW ORLEANS
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
49,, ~ DAILY, Except Sundays,) via
BAY LINE, SEA-BOARD Il ROANOKE RAIIP4Au
m, 70 THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLkCRs
The Schedule being arranged that the travel
ONO MONT TRAVEL the Railroad from 'TN
NEW YORK TO WELDON. n q
. THROUGH TICKETS
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NOtIcc 10 Mariners.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse |
Board, Washington, April 8, 1860.
Official information has been received this Office from
Major Hartman Bache Corps of Typographical Engineers
that the lighthouse at Jupiter Inlet, Florida, will be
peted by the lst of July, 1860
The tower is a frustum Of cone-of red brick Its
height from base 10 focal plane is 81 eetThe elevation
OF focal plane above mean sea level is 146 feet.
The light will be exhibited for the first time
the evening of the 10th of July 1862 and every night
thereafter.
Latitude 26o So 26>> north.
l.nnn t1lnS NNrrnst Of Graz,
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3bippiMa.

s+5t FOR RIO DE JANEIRO.-The ship
NSHEE Capt Jas Kean, will be despatched on
the 10th inst For passage having handsome accommoda
tons apply to HUGH JENKINS co. Second street. al0
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ca ga CARRIAGES | CARRIAGESl---Ths
- - subscriber has on hand at his extensive CAR
kiAGl FEPoSlTohH, No 10 south Gay street, the most
extensive and hest fashionable CARR ACES
that can he found in the city Persons in Carrisges
viii ma II 70 their interest 20 CALI am defer
mined to sell low for cash approved paper An work sN
ut my Repository warranted for "elvs months Old Carl
geS repaired or taken in exchange for new ones
Carriages received on storage or held on commission
s2l-tf WIFI An moTtS,N,
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Sds1trI @Crte >!artr. &dHre G|l,n, Gheep
Iee ntbi si'tr Wfsnst arIerer Irr 9arImsr,ecn yu.
'in Gr aet 3rrrn 2SEsrr Spap abnbu teu 9au pc 90
iesRr, le. IL iim 2tr luf bet s. &. Iijbcr Mot
m'uons u 9jalpne G'lak }drs hripncers iir G on
teennr9 une 9unocre paenr, iiEo tti lter pcstIacn
luan'iIst un;sr 6aSTltpeis iu batsR bel
s. 6. IiI1tr @at.
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a"SAte'r', irnif tpune tt an ivs,. Il, nh. e
(sot,, ''"' @'e'''n 'u nader. aiFr sfta,' gua
-" ''r''thsn nb uns 5inesbrud nssu,
1''i g. 'u"s' oarm'f rdnn rrn i.ssm Ginnlu,u BE-,
'"' 49,. o'n' Der fetn gfrtp 70 radsr asfi,t,r,
sN"' "'@t dnsssnemmcn, atf6i,S, urs tr,s,e
sa'S ''rdar if"Ssnr anp mit fsinsm .b,n {, 81.
n't'enfn Y'nsv fiG antsrbaItsat. sem vore,,,,1<
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ohmtu' g.&merlt. phtstiabrt. 2lctteu. G5e,el,bon
OampfIet>ifNbrt


9dnIburs une Rep Sjprt, Oia 2uurhamptpn
sen,it:etn Der auf bae SrIioe aebaut une I,
ldnrt ein9srbtsn srcser eiltrH,n @cits ampildifTe
Sorul lin. 20Ou 5onS, @dpt. Srautmonu
5ammSpia. 1000 lons, Capt. Shmenieu
Sarpnia, 2500 Cons, Gupt. @blsrs.
Dsat wessn arer f4n,Isn nno sidli6en 9abr,n r5bm
li5r bttanntt DampfihiTs rperptn rt9eImasia an,
@rlten unD 5inf,rbnisn icpen licnats
79n Ssir BORT unr 5am6ur, pia 5Duibamptun trpeb ,t
nsbn'sn 9dlia9isre Nep 9rrf nad
Sambnrs, 8aprs, 4oneon anf 1putban p,on
~ folesnom Yreiien:
9riie @dil!e 500
3DetIr &ailts 55
9miGthps6 35
Don @ambnra Had cae,p SJorf:
Grfft 9djite $ll2.50. 9fpeits 0tr,,t S75 3n;sa.ph
pa NSeSeu paiidSt w.nbs Han fd az
9. @. 3ihare, 23cdS a. Csmp..
$50 SsNobwdn Rfm Soy:
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NaasmeInsn NIT rrn britsn @jetrGufsn tep,enru
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Nh bic Damen 8hmeucs.
WI sanle Sa be (son plris), rie bel rci
"S''H 0a' u" ,Ft'hanite tn'tiut FUR ihrt 6u. ps
FIRsT-CLASs diploma
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dao 9el@matsou ann9eiakts 2Naale till II haitrn
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SiFee rrr ]tich.ncnr ga.
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No. 100 Miimltr
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6. Sabrgss,,g.
TIE German ADVERTISERS,

TIE German ADVERTiSER,
3. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Arnum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advert senents reasonable
OFFICE: Tth Strv between CLAY & LEIGH.
SeeiHsunssn.
Ter .an'caey" srfdsnt isetn Nrrasr spunaot ausa,,
neTmen um TcnrnltHtn acknowledgements rcn 10 Cts
satItar bic rr Srdasr petr or in Sbri6er ssura.
te:atlnrs Inaieen 6neeu fpeenetn @einauna,u
Nnfrasrt: Gtnnlies Ginrudra ron 10 2ttn rstr nr,ni
gr&t rs. ensn Wpna 50 So erti @snats 81 o0 Sts
Prnat Sso0 ;wcf Wpna't $1,000 in nierteliSbr ir,r
Srrarebt'nhiuas anwilrn, bic md Nciieten srsutst
rtrecn thnren rereen nit S25.o rer iaSr trrtdnt
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-10
Congressional Intelligence +.

JOHN w. FoRNEY, on Friday last, was
elected Clerk OF the House Of Representa-
tives, by the votes of the Republicans, and
three or four Anti-Lecompton Democrats.
FoRNEY's paper has lately been favoring
Mr.. BREcK1NRIDGE's nomination, by the
Charleston Convention. F. A. HOFFMAN,
of Maryland, was elected Sergeant>at-
Arms. Mr.. II. is an American, and served
in the last Congress, as a Representative
from Maryland.
The vote on Clerk stood as follows -
Whole number of votes cast, 2l2; necessa-
~ to a choice, Ill; FoRNEY received ll2;
ALLEN (the late Clerk Is; scattering, 80.
For Sergeant-at-Arms, HOFFMAN received
ia votes; GLossBRENNER, 90; UNDER
WOOD, 7.
In the Senate, DR.. PoMRoY FITCH made
general onslaught on the Northern De-
mocracy, denouncing Popular Sovereignty,
and DOUGLAS, the latter very bitterly. Mr..
D. suggested the speech should have been
made before the Indiana Democratic Con-
vention met FITCH then asked DOUGLAS if
he intended to sell out the Indiana delegates
at Charleston, and DOUGLAS CURLY re.
sponded that recent events demonstrated
that Indiana Democrats could not be
bought. The Doctor subsidized.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-10
CoaaswELL and Robertson, challenging

CoaaswELL and Robertson, challenging
them to place themselves on the record, by
direct and manly vote on the main propo>
sition. 1t is generally thought that many
of the members, especially those from Hen
nepin county, will not make up their minds
upon the validity of the Five-Million Loan
until the special Railroad Committee report,
and it is ascertained through whose particu>
lar back>yards the much-talked-of Trunk
Line Will pursue its winding course from
St. Paul to Anoka.
The BUREAU OF STATISTICS. The Senate
bill for the Collection and Publication of
Statistics" received the concurrence of the
House on Wednesday by a large vote. The
bill provides for Commissioner. without
salary, to be appointed by the Governor,
who is to collect the statistics of the State,
and to publish the same annually, in form
adapted to general circulation, at cost to
the State not exceeding $50 for the publ
cation, of which the Commissioner is to
have the copyright. To this there is added
contingent fund Of 500. An aggregate
of $610 annually is, therefore, the whole
cost to the State of a Bureau, as essential to
a wise administra of affairs as any De-
partment of the government, and involving
more hard labor than any other, while in
the public benefits it must confer it will
prove, in competent hands, one of the most
useful institutions in the State.
For ourselves, while fully admitting the
necessity of retrenchment in all the public
expenditures, we think the rule might have
been very properly relaxed in this instance,
as we do not see how the Commissioner is
to be at all remunerated for the arduous
duties which the Office imposes. The sale
of any book of statistics, however popular,
must afford very inadequate compensation
for the labor bestowed upon its compilation,
and the printing expenses and contingent
fund are so limited by the law, that large
proportion OF the expense of the book must
fall upon the Commissioner himself
ADJOURNMENT OF THE SOLONs--In the
Senate few days since. proposition for
an adjournment of the Legislature was
voted down, and yesterday, in the House,
resolution introduced by Mr.. DoNoHUE, of
Sibley, for an adjournment sine die, on the
18th of February, was defeated by the Re-
publicans voting en- masss gainst it.
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A Southern Convention.

That fiery little State of South Carolina,
at the recent session of her Legislature, pro.
posed Southern Convention, to consider
measures necessary for the safety of the
South, from Northern aggression and also
sent Commissioner to Richmond to talk
up the idea to the Virginians. But, it ap-
pears, not with great deal of success. On
the Both ult., resolutions were introduced
in the House of Delegates of Virginia, de.
claring:
That while we recognize an imperative ne.
cessity for decisive measures, in the present
condition of things, yet we believe that prompt
and efficient cooperation can be more safely
attained by the direct and authoritative action
OF the constituted authority of the Southern
States, than by the agency of an assembly which
can nave no legitimate power except to debate
and advise; therefore, the General Assembly
OF virginia will not at this time undertake to
invite any conference of commissioners ap-
pointed by the authorities of the Southern
States. if
Gov. HoUsroN's message to the Legisla-
ture Of Texas, transmitting the resolutions
of the South Carolina Legislature, opposes
the Southern Convention. The Legislature
passed resolutions sustaining Gov. HoUs-
rows views and asserting that Texas gave
up her independence to the Union, and is
unwilling to surrender the Union on an
emergency not deemed sufficient to excuse
so important step. ~. ''@e
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GEN. DELzEA, an ambassador from one of
the countries of South America, was robbed
at his hotel, at Charleston, s. c., on the
28th,o money and jewels valued at 81 Z, 900.