r first appearance on the stage Of
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ofa witnessed her first appearance on the stage Of
her future actions.


the Baltimore Museum saturday night which has de.
fed all eforts to unravel the singular mystery.
Whilst Miss lnce dancing the Cracovlene 70 de-


lighted and crowded audience OF our younS fashion,
able bloods threw the stage directly before her
large rag doll accompanied with riding whip which Of
course intended to have peculisr Specification
She retired from the stage evidently much
mortified after which considerable excitement was man.
iesfed by audience the subject when another of
our fashionable iops who hang around the dancing girls
stepped forward the champion OF the
and struck the offender blow in the face. They were
Immediately separated by their friends however and il


rumorcd that pistols and coffee preparing for
the numskulls will endeavor to solve the riddle
the course OF to-day.


The rumors have excited the Jews of Baltimore
to valorous deeds A call has appeared the of
Israel in the land OF the free and the home OF the brave
TO attend meeting this evening, for the purpose OF
ganizng volunteer company sto Join our fellow ct
aens arms, and thereby show that Israels sons are
worthy of the land of Washington A bad move
decidedly and one that ought to be discountenanced
equally much if attempt should be made to ior
volunteer company OF catholics thodiss &c. Volun
companies should be formed OF American citizens
regardless of country or creed


Three vessel loads of German emigrants arrived
yesterday from Bremen. The ship Aegunticook brought
ls9 the ship Martha l47 and the Bremen ship Ann l5i
About twenty vessel loads said to be their
way to this port from Bremen They seem TO be we'll
clothed and possessed of sufficient means to locate well
in the far west, whittier they are bound.


Our respected townsman, John 3. Nicholas ESD. was
thrown from his horse few days since and severely
jured but is now considered out OF danger.


The that Capt Thomas, the native candidate
for Congress has resigned is incorrect The party still
hold to him. though he desires to withdraw having
ascertaned that his most intimate friends will not
vote for him and that the party which nominated him
has in reality existence in Baltimore bey ond the
twenty seclected members of the convention that
minated him. VIM. f. Giles, the democratic candidate
will doubtless be elected without difficulty.


THE MAaKETs.-The supply Of Beeves at market yes
terday was not large that OF last week but
sidered quite seasonable The demand fair and an
advance in prices obtained 500 head were sold to
city butchers at 50 per 100 lbs the of equal
TO $3,SIr rs net The average rate is about 237B
There is nothing new~in the market for Howard
Flour worth reporting The demand quite limited and
sales OF small parcels only have taken place at $3.50
which is the ruling price.


On Saturday sales OF 1000 bbls City Mills Flour
made at $3.50 To-day some holders not willing to
sell at this rate


Considerable sales of whiskey made Saturday
at 23c for hhd and 2sc for bbls To-day there less
inquiry, but the prices remain above quoted.