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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-14
@rfaltun9, 9ulten, @eiten- II. grrfidinee,, ;.

%ertber Serr! SIN SpGtiabr iS4S nr,rse IN So,
gen Scsn'ers ~ u'sinet Iinten Settle unmittei6ar1 inter utn ssn z 0eHi-
Dslaasn, telter mtd aus srdbH6its martsrte uS Bitter ',G
la6e rauen mar, SIN ganfe elmer g8oSs %ssrtrettsts TX % k.e T.
s s9"' IS s aSf ne iss 9 srean SF II o Hs sr SGfs' a s@ ases y SAGE %S S stf!t.
%prcbirte bterauf ein sdnaes Sabr lang nMe nnSalHGeUU s SrsSissa... so
ter a aSs E sas, Ter SsSE 81 Nnntss aeIstt, assr ansladli$SsSrr ap si-
~Nins"esben ais efn eattser 6reunO urir ben = u eSSr Get ggssrsreifHle
rrsini9nnSsmttte!s anrieit. Sd strf&afte mir cine Si frtS T saaf
zen UNI N ebe 10y ne NOD pput9 pertraudt bate, itrGteTn I'm a% ttlst-
nIta 0Snalta wteoer6sr0eite6at, sinsig pur6 be Sraiit y tbTsg i. ,daS t9
Barren Nr5net' %dtln98Doa Sbr "fpus
S.W. VI. 6arpen.
- paltSr Der l. YreSbSterianfr. gelusinks
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-14

OaHINIpIe, peH y NPN IoOU.
Sefanntmadung.
que perlOien, tpeld5e nod gaferrente i4uL6ig imb, werben
berourb anf9eforoert, iclhe an p6er pr benz %. ;. DH8. an BE-
aablen, Wibri0enfaQS ib senDtbi8t BIN, sesen Die S~dumisen siuau-
Ibreiten. EHlt 90. Stepbenlpnt
MtOofS Q8alerz9 eoiirotor
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-14
9fepnblifaniiGe StaatSzG pnDentipn por
MnrhInttA.

Die Met9le6er Der republitani6sn Partei bon ben @pnsrb-Ot-
lrtten hes StaateS 0tarpanb fpc e~n9elaoen, 0eesaten gu elmer
StaatS- Convention 81 ienben, pel6e am
DpnnerItag ben &c. Npril
in Baltimore ~ob9ebalten miro, bebufS Der G~rwa9luns bon Oele9a-
ten sur Nottonal- Convention, pelhe am Is. Miat in Gbicd1o ft0tt-
finoet, mo UNI etn gSabltidet fir Prdioeut nno 8ce- prdfoent
Ar Der. Staaten Sa fcrinren.
Oe Oele0aten molten fb bi @ntunit in Der Staot Bel etnem
Wtt9Iebe oS unter3ei6neten @recuip. Gpnite melben
Gbuoro Smitb, Nbrabam 8. @rnplo,
NSiliom Is. @pole, Spbn s.. @pule.
Gouaro gSiB, W}S31, Ami
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6. G. stu.
Scn %. %. @tnter8 9f. 8
MilehneniMe 4n So. :

Dr. D. Same 4 Spn1 ~ ~'AT3 1893.
Mfetne Serren. Mtt areeet geroniTosr
len 8tanttetten Der 9uftrEbre itr 8ruRr, iSiaun ns sn i,,s '@ YET al
tprsn lta9sra9en Sallart bet ifarten IuspuPf tw n psSert., SDeao
aneepanet babe. ~" Vm Oelier @rfVlee
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-14
Sabt thr ben &eudbuftelt
glutun9 Der 2unae.
MmisslQe. 81. ben 1 a.n,,.

a. a @niisStue, d., ben 1. Sanu,r 1853.
qeertter 5trr. = SIM Sabre 1880 uor *
Tti en-. s%d %as,a I'm ass0InsrssbeSSs SaSFs ' snfd 5etSsa'' ga to
trr S'T iht,s Sn @raa SSa iSln y per- eunse, parOs jeSO6 uGS &C. =
babe isitper teiren weiteren Aaaa eebab'.- SSS%S bo99s g ssgs nnO
IslSe ,a.sss5 ]n isss Slntsrn fir sa. seuSSSHuffs en e eirosp gss
seri4aite uO tin Suest eetettt Bat. a'VSe Sflelnferlaj
Gbps. s. Sfprira
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-14

3d. Sum Nerfauf.
NNiiid 60 Mder 2ono rit 9uten Standardization, 16 NoeHen
EsS.NiiI bon Der Stact male Der 2~anbIro6e uno IN Der 9eIunoe-
AiG11A feu @e0enb, 11OA @fer an Der Nortbern Central 81.
lenba9n, 80 Wtetlen bon Der Sta6t nit @ebduoen; 10 Nfer an ber
alten 6reberif &oab, gut ~an9ebaut; 1O7 A6er nit bibIden sc.
tault3feiten uno gnlaseu, Wirb se9en @~i9entbum IN ser Staot
Ssima9etanl4t; s afcr an Der alien 8reberif 9toab Il YtsiIe bon
1cn Der Staot; 2 9iuer in 9pwarbir., nabe @~amoenftr.; / in
gSef=grmbaroitr: 2 in Saqettelr.; 2 in serhn9onftr.; / in
6rpnHtr. l IN Prattltr. l in 0auooerRr. 2 in DeulGerrpItr.
unO gebrere ancere in per6icbenen @esenben Der Gtaot. 9Ots gu
permietben in Nelt- galtimOrcItr. W%spmument-, SAP lmb Wc@l.
oerrpIr. lno Srcaomap. @runo Su pertauen in 8roaowap.
@rmSrenten gu perfauien. @Ipder un6 Norris,
SEQ. 63 Sapettelr.
H8- &~auibriefe, Wiet1- 6 pntratte. Setamente un6 anbere
ih1ftlite Napiere, iOpie g8aien- ~GderidtS- @eiddfte perben beitenS
belc9t. Np15s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-14
Webtstnif6e 2titsetee,
6abt ibr Hen SSnffefl z

Damn 8ebruudet Or. Supnes 8rufreia
gultg5nlittel.
Go 8tbt austnbttfltGe @rlet6tcruns.
Sttb ttr ea9sraat OOer f3wtnbfa@t Il? Dana
eebrauGt SaYne'S 8rufreiuieungsmt
Neides bic ~trantbafte 3dilmmensie0una Der QuftrS hrs nor
trettt. be Ausre efune 0eS SHleineS, Eel9er tiefelbe Ssra"r,et
Ssrntla@t, uC 70 eurb etne eeGnOe letG.e Ncinlsuns abe SI,pie'
9abt tbr ben &eudbuIten
8ebTaudeet Sasne's 8ruaretniser. Gas BETTE Seifnitter ~ s..
SoelI % es eteie ~lanewteri9e 8rantbeit UNI tte 6Giftr okisr,,
2apt tpr ete 9alsbrdune 1Croup) U6er 9uf
49," I5uhenu9s, eebrn4Get oft unb Siel Sasnrs g3rpa.
SSTpm1. I Ot ,InS Ias Ger @nwttians uuO 70 BELT eM& in rertaes
Us sn9 tSs gSftrs9rsn. 8,winSln6t, gus,tb
amSsr vRSMtt%tS Ssttenfe&en 8lutfpefenpbe
ttstnt tS &C. u bas bette s9sil@itfei fir fcS HSSsTssp ra SfHst.
Zen a. an0 EeS9ft m uasrrst9t IA: mas 6ie 8eusatht Saulcnser ~eISs
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-14
Nanlplteab 8aunerein
Neeuer 8auperein.

Il Deieni9eu, tpelde 2uit 6aben, f9 Eel etnem ncuen iOlben
8auoersin. bel benz i&on an 200 &nt9eile seSeidnet limo, Su bethel
lt9en, werben biermit ein9elabeu. n6diten Dienlta9 elmer 8erIaninl-
lung i'm i@ war3e en- BOD. SO. % g. 6reoeridtr. bei5urob-
nen. Mebrere Mttien3ei6ner (SNtp
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-14
Sal8braune (Croup).

Spbn 9arrin,an, Esq.,, Stewar6stown 81. 6 sbrsitt,
Wpr tur5ent bate zines meiner SinSer einen et,,rn ost,n,Ia.
ssSt1a, bon SSlssra.lne, ipst9er ansWeitibaft p5ns fSnceaSs S II
Srnlhattel un6 naG @erIauf BON q Stunbei., in Ssnser y 'ggt9.na
mar balo baaaf Wiceer wObi. S""t 'e'Vl uno
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-14
" m. 9. So btte =,
8rnitbrdune unb 8[ntineie,,

Or. .. Sa9ne! ~ :" MI 1857
o go peSeuee. eas ta ipa9renS Der Grnte I'M lesteu oui son
aflrSpreaentiineaas befalen wurbe unb cine ,tsntItSSs US = 1pa er
s ssf e 9ast g aIassSaf s,s I gaS S1tts * S, siatn SSlen $Suaen' Sd masS
Srutretntsanssmittel, unb Otsfe8 lfelte mid s ear : gtaSlSenots
SameS =. Ban 6prn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-14
@rtbemii9er Gatarrb II. IluRfieber (qre,n..

~F'V'"'IVS' SUNttVH u OtHBFeper (Jnfluen11
BIN. siUsp BON sisturu, ga, f&rsi6t:
SD bin ieeben rpieher eeaefen BON etnent epicssr,G%sn a., q !,
bet welber Sranipett tt In i1ren Sraarsintaer nm nni% yaa.Fl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-14
3tDuSIhule.

GaS Scmmsr- Semefer Der 3ipnsi6ule besann Dteuha8 ben
10. Ipril. @lcrn, pelGe Der Nnitalt &iuber sI pertrauen ge-
benen. perNen oarauf aafmertlant oenadt, baB muir einmal
i'm S abre, uno 5mar nit benz 8egtnne bes Sornmer+S eueaerS
nere Sdiler aufsenpnmenN perben f6nnen.
(Ot329, 80, 81, Np1O, II IL. I3, 1N
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-14
Nene Nn5eigcu.

0lOnceiter 9nrOgnt= ltO StGOtgelenl6aft,
Die 0tt9lieber bieler @eieuiaait fnb erIuGt. lid beptc abeub in
Der g8pbnun9 bS Asenten S. 9 0mif t ein3uinoen, no Te ibre
april- 3abun8en maiden t6nnen un6 bon @. S6nitt Quittun9en
erballen neroet. q
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-14

I1retbt: ~'V'S"" H. SNe
SD babe sSbr ELECTROMAGNETIC un6 Sbren ninL,r.n.,
Ballam nut Dem 9rbBten @rrl9 in nenncr foniIie onser,onSt
BIN bente 3 Wtelen aett mad etpas BON ibrem 8ruIfreinionnasrSS
Nnal pRa Group be6robt fnb. wy W" einem
SnaaSS9 Seiisn soH sSeuSrHle ii nnen bon pcrrOnen bO, :.
Lanat irb. ' Ws'A eS pCr-
Selet Sabne = Mebpnii@cn GIniannG fiji 1860
soH Ha ) :. @ep'90pae 1ralfe'n'sla9sal'tts 'uiro einsis oucin NO.,
F'"S'V0 NJ, O.S pne & Son. oTj
~, a !. ,s.a l., 81 , : Pbh.betpb'a
9. $. 0n9crit, O'NeI \ Slider. d.. gr0n..
Y, 3. StaOtsr y 60; SbOmlon 4 gTsss 3 8 = Srs
CSan17 ,N,tn.w1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-14

8H tWPIUHyeN,
e9tp0f SIN @uitru0e: @eO. M. 8ramf, pr @etr,
Sdiners2pse 9tp. 55. Il. 8. O.. 9.
Die Sru6er pbiser 2Sse perben biermt erIudbt, 0ienltao ben
II. april in Der Sape, q. @aplr. int 3ummer No. 6. Nbenb8
s lbr III Mtaie 6u eri4einen, I'M Der &ilbilm Sen 2o9e SO. 4
in @orppre entn Seiu@ a63ulatten.
SWip Spbu g8aIter, =. Setr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-14

@peten e~mpfaneen unb am Eager:
so 6Gler 86bnl. 3peti49en,
tGrttde co.,
10 r. @amiQcnblumen,
5 ~ uno 8 S6de 9ln.8,
40 - 9nien,
10 " crime @rbien,
10 - blaue 0eobne,
10 - uno 16 Barrels 01u8catniiIe,
80 Yipen @eneper,
$50 &iien un6 40 66fer N6sinmein.
$50 9emjobnS unO 80 Suffer 6ran5, @etu-Git8,
% S6ier Gi1prten,
20 GiIen @udppt8,
100 S6de beItcn 9ra. Gfrnntel,
a, ], 2, 3 uno 5 Sal. 0emiio6ns,
so S6rbe @bampa9ner,
cine Partbe @ooana- Gi9arren,
lpelbe gum biui9fen WiarftpreiS pertaukn
@eper& @tlten8,
SO. 122 2ombaroltr.
Ip11S 3wtihen Charles tno SanOcer1tr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-14

Gtof=Nfeifen
bon bartern SplSe %fabrsrt. Nttt Wteeri6aunt 9efattert.
HreiS 81.
gu baben MIR bel Sutro,
Np4S 1851 @altincreIt r.. @fe bon 9i9btitr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-14
Nerlntet umD aeindbt.
9eutldes NrOcit=g 1adweiiungs= 8ireau

9eutldes NrOcit=g iadweiinngs= 8ireau,
Sban,eSltr+ go. So,
unter guit1t Der uDeutI8en gcieuibaf."
@ue Otei ntsen wtl9e beuide 9anbwcrfer, Nrbeiter ober Oienf.
6oten ,u ~bei6Gftioen winl6en. iopie ollie beutI4en 9rtettIudenben
prlen itb ~perISnliG ODER in franfirten @refen an ben @senten
Der @eieuI0ait 9rn. $. S. @elltn09ptf, $40. So. G6anes.
itroBe wencct, weldber unent0elbltdD Au0tlrlt ertbelen wir6. IL
(Gt UT,,6 III miro cine quite SB3in. 3eu9ntic p0er 0eieren3en
VT huDt perlan0t. 2pbn gut. gu erfra9en DO. 122 9aao.
uertr. na6e Sarreltr. @p6S
MNV1otto+ : @ini5e CUTE Sbneioer lnO 9tdberlnner, weLde
SCIlulIil : i4r Gei1dit 9rinbli6 perltebet uno 6auernbr
8ef9aiisun9 wdui9eu, tDnnen I9 ntel6en bei
s. BlimItne,
go. 2 8 DrtG- 9tbertpltrabe ip Stairs.
Nud lit MoIGinen-S eioe uaO auf @prten SpnGccttOn biais gu
baben. Mai1l,iI
gu perlllietben:
llnIer frabere8 @elbditS- 9ofat SO. % germantr. ny Stairs.
gu erfro9en lei @ebrIber 8Suin9er,
IplSs 20 Sou6 -~@barleSltr., up Stairs.
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SerfnmfssM

SSerfnmfssNG nSetgen.
&emcenl SSemtOen!
yin 9uteS 0emb tIr 81 25.
Yin 0emo better Sprte ................ / so.
Sin 9emo bon Ger ietnNen Sprte .......... rs.
GoanS oerbelierte8 9emb lit III 6acpn unIbertrcifen.
Sentoen umb Snfen
I'M @rpB- unb Rleinperfauf,
bia9er beln ir8enO Elm anberes @el@6lt.
Senltcn auI 8elteNan9 9enia9t au,..........$I so unO $l.75.
0emt6en nmS Sem6cmmMffer
paiieno mad @tauB Seidniten.
Semocn 9endpt taf
9eWptulul1et. - 90.
Sir S6ncioen BON II 9enSen ..........S 81. So.
Sin Oubeno &rd3en 5u nlobel .....,......$ ST.. 90.
Steppen Don 8uen Die 9ebe .,.........-.O2
u &ra9en, fGr .ecen. ...........-.O3.
y Mani6sttcn yer paar .........-. OS.
- Stod uns Nermel (garb). .....-.O3.
- Nuflbl69en bon Oantenr6den -. O3. u. 0b.
Mg- 8 SIS. fr Die garo 81 S6umen.
luterSde nit N~uHdligen &c. gum @efauf,
0anenz nn6 anberflebcr perrcn 9eihmtlen uib 9enabt in
NO0uIs 6amilicn=gid Gtabliiiemtut,
$50. IA6 IS. 8altimprefr.,
9~e9enaber nGarpN : 0aQe," cine 8reppe bed.
@8 1T otecS ba8 dlefte oerlrh9e @ei1ift in bei0er Sta6t rnb
befannt oafar. 6ab e3 ee Bette Arbeit lieicrt. (Dts2l ,2nt, oibpS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-14

Yubma1ersS eSe,
~trpbsSpnne GtrobsSlats,
tumeu+@nlaIuns Ii |. 10.
Cine 0roBe 9du8wa6l bon oti9en ariFeln, baS Rene tie in
oiecnl @eidaf9Spei9e umfaKeno, lit porrit9i9 unb piro gu ben
mdBi9Iten Hreilen Uerfnft lei
Irml r n9, Gator & Co.,
@fS19, Int No. 237 %. 8alttmcrefr.
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Mmerifanii1e SSa6rtdbteu.

lS9lnB foI0t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-23

LATE AMP IMPORTANT News FROM GEORGIA.
Cass county Georgia. and editor and proprietor of
the Standard" at Cassve. writes thus, over hi
own signature.
CAssvILLE, Ga. February Sc 1853
MEssRs SETH w. FOwLE Il Co. Boston. Mass.
Gsntleni.n AT the request of your travelling
Agent, | give you q statement of my experience m
the use of Or: Wistdr's Bd!snnl Of Wild Cherry.
! have been usipg IL for two wears in nv family.
for Colds and Coughs, and haze found 1t the mo
Htfractcns REMEDY that have ever tried.
For Coughs ana Gods in children Eno,r il to be
an excellent medium Resp 'ctfuliy yours,
john II. RICE
The genuine article Arrays has the written sigma
turs Of Butts on the apper, and is for sale by
al respectable Druggists everywhere.
Prepared by =. w. FoWLE Co. Boston, and for
sale by II. D Gilman, :. T.. Ford, jr. s. Il. Waite,
u Stlt, John SchwarZe, Nairn Palmer, Wash
ingtoh; and bv dealers every where. fe N-Iw,r
No. 6-FRERLv GIVEN TO THR Poor The poor
and needy suffering from bad Colds, C"ugh BIS. or
other lung complaints, will receive bottle of Mrs
GARDENERS unritae ed LdIan Medicine. gr'tnitously
by application at Weeks POtter's, 154 Washing
lngtOn street, Boston. fe l7-lwr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-23
Pennsylvania Republican State Couv.,tis,

HARRISBURG, Feb 22.-The Republican State
Convention assembled here to-day, and was called
10 ORDER at noon. Francis Jordan and John Ham,
llton were nominated for chairman The con
vention decided in favor Of Mr. Jordan bv sccls.
nation: The yeas and nays were demanded and
the decision as first announced was sustained bv
ten majority.
In the afternoon the convention was densely
crowded. Hon. James Pollock was elect Der
manent president assisted bya number Of vice
presidents and secretaries In taking the chat,
Gov. Pollock made quite a patriotic and Union
loving speech.
An exciting discussion was caused by a resolu-
tlon which was offered declaring Mr. Cameron a
candidate for the presidential nomination of the
Chicago Convention
AT the evening session the resolution endorsing
Mr. Cameron was adopted-yess 80. nays 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-23
Michigan Democratic Stat. Couv.ut,or

DETROIT, Feb. 22-The Michigan Democratic
State Convention for the election Of delegates 20
the Charleston Convention to-day selected George
V. y. Lathrope, ex-senator Stuart Geo. Peck
p. n, Reilly, delegates at large, and eight dis
trlct delegates The resolutions adopted rea firm
the Cincinnati platform, acknowledge the bind
ing force Of The decision OF the Supreme Court
denounces John Browns raid, aud charging il
on the republicans; presents Mr.. Douglas ae the
choice Of Michigan for the Presidency: denounce.
the present aud past State administration.
The convention was fully attended and quit.
harmonious in It's action. The delegates were
elected by exclamation, and the resolutions unsni-
mously adopted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-23
Celebration of the 2ad Februar,

RICHMOND, VA, Feb. s2.-The celebration of
the birthday of Washington was marked here by
very fine military display Flags were every
where given TO the breeze, and the streets bore
quite holiday aspect.
here gfeafIy teritsfRhE T 7s dIenshiag rain fell
ing the cornerstone at ROxbury Of the monument
to be erected over the remains Of the seven Vir-
ginians massacred there by the British troops
during the revolutionary war. Washington's
Farewell Address was read by Horace Bnney
Esq. at a meeting held by the City Councils and
citizens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-23
TICE TO BUILDERS.
ONCE Board Of Commissioners Netc Centre Market
WASHINGTON. January 4.

O1Cs Board OF Comm Netc Centre Market
WASHINGTON, January IL, 1850. Z
The Board of Commissioners, under the act of Sd
september 1883, entitled An act providing for the
present Centre Market" in pursuance Of the provi-
slons OF said act hereby invite sealed proposals for
and specifications, of the same, TO be seen land a
copy of the latter obtained at the Office ofthe Board
s'fy T q the ss s e be
addressed Ire. to John c. FitzPatrok, Esq, President
@ the ed sy Of
neTt. between the hours 81 and y q: m.
attendance, daily until that time, to give sary
explanations IN regard To the work.
Bidders for the work uiTed TO propose for it
/. For the building complete.
?. AS, IN view OF the uncertain nature of the
ground upon which the building is to be erected,
the whole number Of piles under tho foundation,
the plan may not be reauifed bidders must state tie
what ded9ction they will make In such event per
Dot required, and in case that more plies and grl
LACE may be found necessary than the calls Tor,
tons, the price tor each additional Pile, for each
suPerhcla foot OF grIsge, tor each perch OF stone
he TINE se G%ep for the of the
work.
AZ proposals must he made IN conformity with
the foregoing. and accompanied by d written guar
antee, OF the following form:
Form, Of the guarantee.
that thH sss the eT 6 ds
going bid of" ~ for the erection of market house
In tn CITY al w ashlngton, d. u, being accepted
- WILL within ten days after the receipt OF the
snreties, to the amount of twenty FIVE Thousand
dollars aud case said shall fail to enter into
contract as aforesaid. we guaranty 10 make good
the difference between the offer OF the said - and
that which may be accepted.
tSIgnatures of the two guArantors.)
Date.
Witness.
hereby certify that the above named - and -
are known to me as men of property. and able to
make good their guarantee.
Date.
To he signed by the United States District Jpdse
Attorney Of Washington, Collector or Navy Agent.
NopropOsals which do not conform to the forego-
ing will be considered.
And whereas the fourth section Of the aforesaid
act declares, that from and after the passage Of
this the entire nett of the present Cen
new structure are hereby Appropriated, and invo-
ably set apart, rs special fund, subject to the
der of the COMMISSIONERS authorized by this act, to
enabe them Tn paF for the erection and comp etOn
OF sald structure, payments for the work will be
made upon monthly estimates of the architect of
collateral security far the funds aocruing I'M
der said section OF the act will snfice, may
hereinafter be provided by law: By order
JOHN r. C0TLE,
ia 14-eotd Secretary of the Board.
OEc. Board Of Commissioners C,nt-e Market
February 20, 1860.
Resolrei, That the time mentioned 10 the above
advertisement for receiving proposals for erecting
said building be snd the same is hereby, in o6edi-
to the joint resolution approved the 18th inst,
extended to the 18th day of March next at ~
M. By order, DC. fell
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HELATEST NEWS
Later Frsm Europe
TELEGRAPHIC.


nALfan, Feb. 22.-The steamer Europa hes
from Liverpool 70 the 18th inst
~, ENGLAND.
Mf; oisustone introduced the annual budget,
eminently satisfsc tory. The rstim,teS sYr~,di-
lures Tor the next year 10 over seventy m ions
sterling. The reeeipss are estimated sixty and
made up by an income tax Of ten pence on in
comes Of fI50, and seven pence on incomes below
that sum.
The provisions Of the French treaty as published
have been generally anticipated. Duties ere
materially reduced in wines, brandy, timber,
currants, raisins, etc. The duties on paper, but
ter. tallow and other articles are abolished. The
duties on tea and sugar remain unchanged for an
other wear. The provisions Of the treaty have
generally been favorably received
In political matters there 10 nothing Of striking
importance.
FRANCE
Tine report Is confirmed hat the French troops
in Italy had received orders 20 march at q days
notice. II is supposed that the occupancy Of Tus-
cany Is contemplated IL Piedmont continues 20
oppose the annexation Of Savoy.
ITALY.
r Austria rejects the prinoipal propositions Of
England for the settlement of the Italian question
Her Official objection had not been received.
SPAIN
II Is supposed that England will resume her
ofier OF mediation between Spain and Morocco.
[sEcoND DIsPArcHI
The Chinese were strongly fottifynp Pekiu.
and also the entrance of the Peiho river. The
British are enorgetically preparing for the Chinese
campaign
The trade Of Japan was chez KIDD nv the .,c.x-
sive demand by Europeans for Chinese gold in
exchange for American dollars, and in copse-
quence of an insult which bod been offered to the
japanese.
Latest rtd Queenstown TsL,grapk
A British cabinet council was Leld on SATURDAY.
CoNsrANrINoPLE, ith-Since the departure Of
Mons. Thouvenal great change has taken place
In relations between the varions Ambassadors
The French Charge had scarcely had any COM
munication with the Russian Ambassador who
had frequent conferences with the Austrian inter
nuncio.
ROWE, 10th, evening.-Gen. Guyon has issu,
proclamation, in which he expresses the hope that
the Carnival will pass by without any disturbance
The Papal Government has arrested the supposed
leader of the late manifestation there
The furlough which had been granted TO the
French soldiers has been sus pended
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Fracas Between Counsel.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22-The editor Of the
Pennsylvania has instituted libel suit against
the Sunday Atlas, and to-day, during the hearing
OF the case, fracas occurred between Robert Ty-
Ter, Esq, representing the former, and James c
Vandyke, counsel for the latter. The police In
terfered to prevent n serious collision
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DIED,
February 22d. PETER, infant son of Peter and
Sarah Eagan, aged about months.
Weep not for little Peter;
His gentle spirit has fed;
He sweetly sleeps with Jesus,
Amid the silent dead.
Shed not II ar of sorrow
Upon bis Infant tomb;
God takes tn brightest
And best to heaven to bloom.
On the 22d instant, MARY JANE PENN in
the SD year of her age.
Friends of the fa,ni'y are invltad to attend her
funeral, on Thursday, sd, st 8 o'clock from her
late residence, No 604 Nth street, betv cen Mary
land avenue and street leland.
Wednesisy, ED inst, At ln,S O'Clock p. M, Ma =
KY LAURA, az cd years, ] month and week
third daughter Of Alexander and Mary A. Bic
laski
Thou hast left us, dearest Mollie;
We thy loss most deeply feel
But IL is God who has bereeved us
He can q our sorrovs heal.
The friends OF tho family are respectfully invltec
e ettenA the funeral, on Friday. slth instant. g
GINA svenue and 10th Ut.
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virginia Oppositiou Convention

RICHMOND. Feb. 22-The State Opposition Con
vention which assembled here to-day was largely
attended. Mr.. Janney, OF Loudon county, wa,
chosen president. The speeches thus far have
been strongly Union in sentiment, and opposed 60
the proposed southern conference
The address Of the national executive commit
the was laid before the convention. No import
ant business transacted
Over one Thousand delegates have been regis
tered, representing seventeen counties.
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Sentenced TO be Hung.

NEWARK, y. J., Feb. 81 George Acker, who
was convicted in the Morris county court Of the
was yesterday sentenced to be hung on Thursday
March %, le60.
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Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. % -Flour-Family s6 50,
81 81; Extra IS IS; Super. SIS 25as5.3I whe Z
white, fair to good, 81 3Insl IS; red, 81 22a
Sl25 Corn-white 7Ja76c.; mixed 75asOc.; yei
low 76a12c. Rye SOC. Oats 3GaSSc Corn Meal
7SaStc per bushel Seeds-Timofhy S3aS3 b;
Glover -. 15aS6 25. Provisions-Butter. roll lisa
DOC, firkin lIal6c Lard lOalIc Pork Sass =;
Bacon ItHlIc
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CHICAGO, Feb 22.-The Wisconsin State Dem
ocratic Convention met AT Madison to-day. res
oluton endorsing MIR. Douglas was adopted by a
vote of IFS 10 ~
The convention meets to-nigh 10 elect delegates
20 the Charleston Convention.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. % Flour closed quiet ard
firm. Wheat closed active-red 81 26aSl 3 !,
white 81 iOa 81 90 Corn closed az I. ve-yellow
has declined &c closing at 7:Sa75c; willie 9Oa7 G
Pork closed hrm-iness SlSsSiS2J NElsk,
closed quiet at 9ia2i &c.