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territorial Iaws.
AN ACT
To authorize the formation of Volunteer
Military Companies.


To authorize the formation of Volunteer
Military Companies.
Be ii enacted By the Governor and
Legislative assembly ofthe Ter
ritory Of Kansas, as foIows:
SECTION 1. The acting militia of
this Territory shall consist of volun-
teer companies, to be composed of
men between the ages of eighteen
Ad forty-fve years.
SEC. 2. Whenever thirty or more
men shall associate together for the
purpose of forming avolunteer COM
pany, they shall, at their first meet
ing, or on some day then to be ap-
pointed, proceed to the election Of
officers for said company.
Sec. 3. Any volunteer company
shall have power to adopt such con-
stitution and bylaws for its govern
ment and discipline, not inconsis-
tent with the laws Of this Territory
as majority of the members of the
company shall deem proper, and al
sentences and fines, imposed in pur.
suance Of such constitution and by.
laws, may be enforced and collected
as hereinafter provided.
SEC. 4. Whenever any company
shall be organized under the proyi.
sions of this Act, the Captain Of sucl
company shall transmit to the Gov
ernor of this Territory, copy o
the constitution and bylaws, to
gether with the names of the officer
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NUMBER 32---VOLUME 4.

in the county Of Madison, on the Sc
cond Monday of March and Sep
tember; in the county of Brecken-
ridge, on the third Monday of March
and September /; in the county Of
Richardson, on the fourth Monday of
March and September; in the coun-
ty of Riley, on the first Monday after
the fourth Monday in March and
September; in the county of Shaw
nee, on the second Monday after the
fourth Monday in March and Septem-
ber; and in the county of Douglas, on
the third Monday after the fourth
Monday in March and September.
Sec. The district courts in the
third judicial district shall commence
in each year as follows: In the county
of Franklin, on the third Monday Of
April and September in the county
Of Anderson, on the fourth Monday
of April and September in the
county Of Allen, on the first Monday
after the fourth Monday of April
and September; in the county Of
Bourbon, on the second Monday af-
ter the fourth Monday in April and
September; in the county Of Linn,
on the third Monday after the fourth
Monday in April and September ; in
the county Of Lykins, on the fourth
Monday after the fourth Monday in
April and September; in the county
Of Johnson, on the fifth Monday after
the fourth Monday in April and Sep
tember; and in the county of Wyan-
dott, on the sixth Monday after the
fourth Monday in April and Septem-
Der.
Sec. 8. The Judges Of the district
court shall have power to hold such
special and adjourned terms in any
county in their respective districts,
as may be necessary.
Sec. 9. Where county is attached
to another for Judicial purposes, the
jurisdiction Of the county to which it
is attached, shall be thesame as if it
formed part thereof, unless the coun-
ty attached has an organization and
officers Of its own, and in that case,
the jurisdiction of the county to
which it is attached, shall only ex-
tend to such matters as are cogni-
Fable by the district court.
Sec. 10. The district court for
each county shall be held at the coun-
ty seat thereof.
This Act to take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved February IL, 1859.
S. MEDARY, Governor.
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INs Befai0 Of Freeocm.
LAWRENCE, X. Il.
Saturday Morning, March IL, 1859.
Proposals for Carrying the Mails.


The following is list of .he new Mail
Routes for this Territory, which we pub
lish for the benefit of our readers. Pro-
pOsals for carrying the mails will be re-
ceived at the Contract Office, (P. O. De-
partment,) Washington, until 8 P. M. of
Saturday, April 2, 1859; contracts to
commence July LIST, 1859, and end June
3Oth, 1852:
1000. From Atchison, by Robinson
and Padonia, to Falls City, (Nebrasks
Territory As miles and back, once a
week. Leave Atchson Friday at 8 a.
m; arrive at Falls City by 10 p. M; leave
Falls City Saturday at a. m; arrive at
Atchison 10 p. u.
l5,O71. From Atchison to Auraria, Cat
the mouth of Cherry Creek 676 miles
and back, twice a month. Leave Atchi-
son 1st and 10th each month; arrive at
Auraria in IA days; leave Auraria 1st and
10Th each month ; arrive at Atchison in
IA days.
1902 From Atchison City to Kansas
Falls, 116 miles and back, three times a
week. Leave Atchison Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at a. M; arrive at
Kansas Falls third day by p. m; leave
Kansas Falls Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 6 a. M; arrive at Atchison
third day by 6 p. M; bids to run six times
aweek will be considered.
1913. From Atchison, by Fort Riley,
to Pixies Peak, 400 miles and back, once
aweek. Leave Atchison Monday at 6 a.
m; arrive at Pixies Peak on tenth day
by s p. m; leave Pixies Peak Monday
at b a. M; arrive at Atchison on tenth
day by 6p.
1904. From Atchison to De Foe, -
miles and back, once a week. Bidders
will state the distance and propose 8
schedule.
l5,O75. From Atchison to America, sc
miles and back, once a week. Leave
Atehison Monday at 4 a. M; arrive Al
Amenca by 10p. m; leave America Tues.
uay at 4 a. M; arrive at Atchison by II
pm.
l5,O76. From Crossing of South Platte
river to Auraris, $40 miles and back, once
SWeek. Leave Crossing of South Plat,
Monday at s a. m; arrive at Aurari,
saturday by 10 p. m; leave Aurari'
Honday at 6 a. m.; arrive at Crossing o
South Platte Saturday by 10 p. m.
1907. From Fort Scott by Cato, Sails
oury and Spring City, to Crawford Sem
mary, (MoS1 ~ miles and back, once
%eek~~Leave Fort Scott Wednesday a
ga m; arrive at Crawford Seminary mex
Gsy BY s p. m.; leave Crawford Seminary
rnday at 6 a. M; arrive at Fort Scot
next day by 6 D. m.
!S,O7S. From Fort Riley, by Montana
70 Auraria, (on the South Platte,) 55t
miles and back, three times week
Leave Fort Riley Monday, Wednesday
ana Friday at 6 a. M; arrive at Aurari
III Il days; leave Auraria Monday, Wed
pesday and Friday at 6 a. M; arrive a
Fort Riley in IA days.
1SO19. From Jacksonville, (Mo.,) b,
~ aria, (kan, To Stanton and Ohio City
70 Sac and Fox Agency, 20 miles ant
0Sck, once week. Leave Harrisonvill
tuesday at a. m; arrive at Sac and Fo,
agency next day by p. M; leave Sa
anu FOX Agency Thursday at 6 q. M; ar
IVed at Harrisonville next day by 6 7
m'; bids for more frequent service invited
1S,OSo From Italia, by Council Grow,
70 buchanan, 125 miles and back, once
week. Leave Italia Monday at "a. m
Ar'Vs at Buchanan next day BY 10 p. m
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in-Chief of the military forces of the
Territory, shall have the custody and
control Of all arms belonging to the
Territory, and shall annually report
to the Legislative Assembly the con-
dition of the same, and for this pur-
pose it shall be the duty of the Cap
tain, or commanding officer of each
company, to report to him annually,
six weeks before the annual meet
ing of the Legislative Assembly, the
exact condition of the arms and ac-
coutrements in the possession Of his
company, belonging to the Territory.
SEC. 81. The Captain or COM
manding officer of each company
shall annually, SIX weeks before the
annual meeting of the Legislative
Assembly, make a full and complete
return to the Adjutant General Of the
names of all officers, non commits
stoned officers, musicians and pri-
Yates, belonging to his company;
also, the dates Of the commissions
and places Of residence of the officers.
SEC. %. The Adjutant General
and Inspector General shall each re-
ceive and preserve all returns direct
ed by law to be sent to them, and
shall enter and keep in a book to be
kept for this purpose, a complete
abstract Of such returns, showing the
number Of companies, the number of
men comprised in each, and the
names Of the commissioned officers,
with their places Of residence; also,
the amount of arms belonging to the
Territory, and the amount in the
hands of each company.
Sec. %. The Adjutant General
and Inspector General shall be al
lowed and paid annually such sums
as the Legislative Assembly may
from time to time direct, for books,
stationary, and services, in the dis
charge Of their lawful duties.
Sec. "a. The Adjutant and In
spector General, and Governors aids,
shall hold their Office for one year,
but may be removed by the Governor
at his discretion.
Sec. 25. All previous Acts organic
ing the militia of this Territory, are
hereby repealed.
This Act to take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved February II, 1859.
S. MEDARY, Governor.
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AN ACT

For the relief of Suitors in Probate Courts.
Be it enacted by the Governor and
Legislative assembly Of the
Territory Of Kansas
SECTION 1. That all judgments,
suits and proceedings heretofore had
in any probate court in this Territory,
other than such as relate to wills, ad-
ministratiops, guardianships and 9th
er proceedings usually under jurisdic-
tion Of probate courts, are hereby
transferred to the district court.
Sec. 2. 1t shall be the duty Of the
clerk Of the probate court of each
county to deliver to the clerk Of such
district court, as soon as practicable,
(and Immediately in regard to any
particular case upon demand of either
party interested all papers, records,
dockets and entries on file, or re-
corded in his office, relating to any
such judgments, suits or proceedings
hereby transferred /; Provided, that
in counties where the clerks have
usually recorded proceedings in ordi-
nary civil cases in the same books
with proceedings relating to probate
business, a certified transcript Of the
records and proceedings hereby trans
ferred shall be sufficient compliance
with the provisions Of this Act.
Sec. 8. All suits and proceedings
pending and unfinished in said pro-
bate courts, shall be so transferred to
the district court Of any county, shall
take their place upon the records Of
such district court, and have the same
force and effect, in all respects, and
be prosecuted to a final determine
ton, as if such judgments, suits and
! proceedings had been originally COM
menced and judgment rendered in
such district court; and the same
proceedings shall be had in aid or ex-
ecution Of judgments, or for deter
, mining the objects Of such proceed
ings, as are now authorized by law in
regard to suits and proceeding. pend
, ing in such district courts.
, SEQ. 4. The clerks of the probate
and district courts shall be allowed,
: for the special services enjoined by
3 this Act, the fees allowed by law, to
be taxed and collected as other costs.
; Sec. 5. All appeals from Justices
i courts, which are required by law to
q be taken to the probate court, shall
hereafter be taken to and filed in the
/; district court, and the undertaking
t for any such appeal shall be OF the
q same validity as if the appeal had
y been filed in the probate. court.
VI Sec. 6. This Section shall also
b apply to recognizance in bastardy
{ and other criminal cases.
n SEC. 7. The fees Of all officers IN
d actions in the probate court shall be
# valid, and fee bills may be issued
# therefor, by the clerk Of the district
r. court, at the instance Of the ofncel
le to whom they are due.
l. This Act to take effect and be II
IN force from and after its passage.
st Approved February IL, 1859.
ii s. MEDARY, Gorer1a0r.
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Pcetfy.
Starved Rock
BY n. n.

BYA.M.
Tho startled wind swept DER the grassy sea,
The birds on troubled pinions Auttered by
Echoed the sound along the verdant lea
Cnnumbered warriors rushed with fendish
cry,
To win dire revenge,
With tomahawk oft tinged by crimson dye.
A band of braves first gazed with sorrowing eye
On girlish forms and sweet, unconscious babes,
Then upward glanced toward the azure sky,
And proudly met the foe to win or die;
Again the fearful cry
Steel drinks at life's red fount. Hope, art thou
nigh?
As day to night. so melts the.little band.
Saved, saved! there's yet one hopep the
cheering cry.
The cliff, the cliffr they shout then swiftly fly
And mount the friendly ledge; while hurrying
by,
Presses its mOss-grown foot,
The sullen Illinois, with rippled sigh.
Shielded by scanty shrubs upon the ledge.
Sternly the braves defend the rugged pass,
And dusky women, venturing near the edge,
See warriors pale, then yield sweetlife for aye
of peace the strongest pledge
Both fearless youth and hoary-headed age.
The foe, Withdrawing, guard the rock; amain
Stalks grim starvation Ger and Ger again
Dimming once lustrOus eyes; keen sorrows stain
MOists now each living cheek, while freed from
pain,
Forms float adown the stream,
And waited death-ehant hovers Ger the plain.
Rests on the ledge the last of all the band!
No chant, no tear, no sigh or sob on earth!
The waiting braves gaze from the spirit land,
And gazing hear his dipping oar that rows
Timed by the dashing surge
His spirit bark toward their peaceful strand.
"Tel. sweet sister, that wild story of the beating
cliff!
Now we press its mossy summit with light and
happy step,
Did Indian maids press, too, in joy in autumn's
golden days?
Oh, tell US once again the story beneath the
sunset raysP p
With full-orbed eyes. and softened breath, fair
maids draw near to list
The Oft-told story, wild and true, at the gay
picnic feast;
They see the braves and hear the whoop through
the mist of by-gone years
Cheeks grow sadder, soft eyes DINNER, deved
by PHYS tears.
'In the land of spirits I" Yes. they fioated down
the river,
Reached the hunting ground where tomahawk
and blood-stained quiver,
Buried rests with hate foreverp
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]. II Lana. Esn.

This doughty hero of many an unfousht
battle, appears to have been chosen as the
standard bearer of the lately organized
Kansas Republican party. With such 9
man as their leader, success will not be
apt to perch upon said standard, for the
name of scape-gallows will keep all
honest men aloof. Hard run must party
be indeed, who are compelled to take such
a man as Lane to marshal them, and lost
to all human feelings must be those who
would follow such leadership.
The above from the Junction City Sen
tinel, although Democratic paper, sx-
presses our idea 70 the letter.
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AN ACT

nv L1OL
Defining the Judicial Districts of the Terri
tory and fixing the times and places of
holding Courts therein.
Be 1T enacted By the Governor and
Legislative assembly gthe Ter
ritOry Of Kansas
SECTION L. The counties Of Leav-
enworth, Jefferson, Atchison, Doni-
phan, Brown, Nemaha, Marshall,
Calhoun and Washington shall COM
pose the first judicial district, and
the Hon. Samuel D. Lecompte is as
signed thereto.
Sec. 2. The counties of Douglas,
Shawnee, Weller, Madison, Brecken-
ridge, Richardson, Pottowottomie,
Riley, Clay, Chase, Cofey, Dickin-
son, Davis, Wise, Butler, Hunter,
Godfrey and Greenwood shall COM
pose the second judicial district, and
the Hon. Rush Elmore is assigned
thereto.
SEC. 3. The counties OF Wyan-
dott, johnson, Lykins, Linn, Bour-
bon, McGee, Dorm, Allen, Ander-
son, Franklin, Woodson and] VIII
son shall compose the third Judicial
district, and the Hon. Joseph Will
liams is assigned thereto.
Sec. 4. The county Of Washing
ton is attached to the county Of Mar
shall the counties Of Pottowottomie,
Clay, Dickinson and Davis, and all
the country lying west Of the sixth
principal meridian in this Territory,
are attached to the county Of Riley ;
the counties of Wise, Chase, Butler.
Hunter and all the country lying west
Of those counties and east Of the
sixth principal meridian, and not in
cluded within the county Of Dickin-
son, are attached to the county Of
Breckenridge; the counties Of God.
frey and Greenwood are attached tC
the county Of Coffey; the county Of
Weller is attached to the county o.
Shawnee the counties Of McGee ant
Dorm are attached to the county o.
Bourbon and the county Of Wood
son to the county Of Coffey, and tn
county of Wilson to the county o
Allen, for judicial purposes.
SEC. 5. The district courts Of tn
first judicial district shall commend
in each yearas follows: In the coun
ty Of Atchison, on the first Monda,
Of March and September; in th
county Of Doniphan, on the secon
; Monday Of March and September
: in the county Of Brown, on the thir
Monday Of March and September i
: the county Of Nemaha, on the fourt
J Monday Of March and September
in the county Of Marshall, on the frs
/, Monday after the fourth Monday j
S March and September; in the count
4 Of Calhoun, on the second Monda
: after the fourth Monday IN Marc
q and September; in the county {
d Jefferson, on the third Monday aft
the fourth Monday in March ar
: September; and in the county
It Leayenworth, on the first Monday I
j February May ,AugustandD Decembe
Il SEQ. 6. The district courts in Il
second Judicial district shall con
|, mence in each year as follows:
o the county of CoHey, on the fir
Il Monday Of March and Septembe
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Amusenlents.

" ASHIN &C TOMS
w BIRTH-NIGHT BALL.
THE INDEPENDENT GREYS
Will hold their
ANN u A l. ALL
HALL OF THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE,
TU ES ID A Y EV MING
FEBRUARY I'D, 1859.
The GREYS beg leave TO state that nothing will be left
done make this entertainment worthy Of the day cele
brated.
Company will open the Ball with Full Dress Parade
anf Drill by the sound Of the Buge according to Haree
NO.ANDTS COTILLON BAND has been engaged
The strictest order will be enforced.
The Drill will take place 80 O'clock after which the
floor Will be cleared for the Promenade
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR admitting Gentleman and
Ladies' to he had the Managers and at the door el222
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
kUNKIE 4 co Icssees JOHN T. FORD. Manager
SEVENTH NIGHT OF MISS J. NJ DAVENPORT.
ON THIS MONDAY EVENING, FEB. q,
Will be performed
CZARINA, OR THE COURT OF RUSSIAl
To conclude with
KILL OR CURE.
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nnblit SaIss.
BY LENNON d. BROGDEN
RTTCH AN,U UTuADE

RUCHANANS WHARF
4 IN TUESDAY, 22d inst, at IL o'clock, at the
auction stores Buchanans wharf the cargo of bark
236 HHDs. NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
felS-ts LENNON 4 BROGDEN, Auc'trs
BY SAMUEL y. SOPIGIe ~ co.
ENRUIT AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING NEXT. the 22d instant, at IL
O'Clock, mt No 10 BoWys wharf will sell the balance
cargos Of the America and "Daniel Webster" viz
O1G BONES LEMONS.
40 BOXES ORANGES.
TX BBLS CANARY SEED
ALSO,
90 CASES SUPERIOR QUALITY FIGS.
IN BALES NEW CROP LANGUEDOC ALMONDS.
fc2l2t SAINT. j. S0PER a. co, Auctrs.
LII na,Ga
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TURLETT & SONS
" CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
No. 81 NORTH STREET.
The undersigned having greatly en-
E11arged their premises aud increased their fici,
ties, beg leave call the attention of the public IL their
extensive stock of every description ofCARRfAGES finished
in the elegant style and durable manner which they
prepared to sell on accommodating terms REPAIRS at
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices.
JOHN CURtETF & son,
jv2ttf 81 North street baltimore
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plumbers,

DLUMBING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES By
JAMES FAY. No 1G Sharp street, doors south Of Ger
man street. l;altimore Keeps constantly hand
sortment Of MIGRANTS, Lift and Force PUMPS, Rams,
Water Closets, Lead Pipe Sheet Lead, Zinc. WASH BA-
the shortest notice the most improved principles All
JOE WORK punctualy attended to the most reasonable
Iv
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% KEWUN All!
ENSA DIR. GEORGE f. DONALDSON,
ITN1 on r. c. v s, London)
sAzZe TETERLNARY SHRGE0N,

Has removed to
FAYETTE ST, BETWEEN NORTH AND CALVERT.
THE DISEASES OF HORSES and all other ,omesticacd
animals, receive prompt attention and scientific
Ills celebrated OINTMENT for Spavins, Spln Rinbone,
and all b0ny engagements; Cur, DScnper Chronic Cough
&C. &C. and Veterinary Medicines of eN~y description, war
ranted genuine and properly prepared, at all times be
had at his Office forwarded to part of the country
receipt of cash.
N.B.-DR DONALDSON can also he consulted by letter.
enclosing d0dr upon all diseases connected with his
profession, when the proper cde e treatment and the pro
medicine to that amount will be Immediately forwarded
State the symptoms ceury and cGrty and how the mei-
cine is to be sentas Liquids cannot be transmitted through
the Post :u1Btf
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Stocks, GYtbanQe, 1T.

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
Of 1875 for sale by p. H. SULLIVAN, No. "a Second
WORK AND CUMBERLAND, AND NORTH
SULLlNAN,NO, - Second street felS-tf
EXCHANGE FOR SALE IN SUMS TO SUIT,
ION Winchester Wheeng Cumberland, Pt;shars Gin
folk RICHMOND, Fredericksburg and AlsXandrja by
OUGHT AND TIME BILLS WANTED ON
R dHs principal cities of the United T Ffrss Hy CARSON
T AND WARRANTS WANTED BY
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES FOR SALE BY
[fel7tfl THO, ]. CARSON.
ClTY 6's OF 1875, FOR SALE BY ISRAEL
OCoHEN, No. 5 North street fel6-tf
ERANkLIN BANK STOCK for sale by IS
Il RAEL COHEN fel63t
NEW YORK FUNDS for sale by JOHNSTON
VIRGINIA 6s, COUPON BONDS FOR SALE.
Ifel4lwl McKIM 4 co.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
N VG srA Az r 2pARTE8s AMERIcAN SILVER
Hnts a"s oS 5f%5 S2ntG at the
fell2wt No . baltimore street, below Frederick.
COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL THE PRlN-
feltf THO. J. CARSON.
VIRGINIA, MARYLAND AND NORTH CAR
fei-tf THO J. CARSON
nRAFTS IN SUMS TO SUIT ON NORFOLK,
;Peershurg Richmond fredericksburg and Alexandria,
feitf THO j CARSON
A DVANCES MADE ON STOCKS AND BILLS
Aby [64tfl THO. j. CARSON.
RANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK for sale by
DJNo. $. Cuttings II co. ja3I-tf
MARINE BANK STOCK for sale by JNO. $.
IIGlTrINGS& co ja3lf
HuTIZENS' BANK STOCK for sale by JNO. S.
Union BANK STOCK for sale by JNO. S.
~ CUTTINGS X co. jailtf
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK wanted by
NIJNo. s Cuttings co. jasltf
DRlME BUSINESS PAPER.-Conslantly for
i sale by MARTIN LEWIS, No 6 South street, up
DRME BUSINESS PAPER.-Wanted at low
Il rates by MARTIN LEWIS, No. South street, Ufp
nISCOUNTS GRANTED DAILY IN FIRST
by MARTIN LEWIS 30 SSc%ih ST. sSirs J i ai #
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO & co,
~ san Francisco, Cal, and ON 2. c. BoMBAIIER Il co.
nav ''' !" sums 10 SUIT 10" PE IN BROS,
aplOf Il Smiths wharf, up stairs
MARYLAND STATE STOCKS, 7o's and COS
lSA wanted by JOHN 5. CUTTINGS n co, South
| and second streets mr2bu
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK, wanted by
w SAMUEL HARRIS, Junr, basement Chesapeake
| MECHANICS BANK STOCK, for sale bv
tVI SAMUEL HARRIS, Jun'r, basement Chesapeake
| Bank dI5f
| baltimore SKIES, 1S9O---For sale by
- SAMUEL HARRIS, Jun'r, basement Chesapeake
Bank. dl5tf
| DANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK, for sale by
ltP H. SULLIVAN, No. 81 Second st. ni-tf
STOCK ORDERS EXECUTED BY SAM. HAIR
| kORIS Il sen, l96 Baltimore street nitf
| VIRGINIA FUNDS WANTED BY SAM. HAIR
| RlS Il son, 1876 Baltimore street. n4H
| MERCHANTS BANK STOCK wanted by
| WIS MUEL HARRIS JUN, basement Chesapeake Bank.
| oc27-f
STERLING EXCHANGE.
| ~ For sale by KNOX & co,
aulStf 9Grocer's Exchange.
rITY STOCK OF 1873 AND lSS6.-Wanted
| \Dby Z. ii. SULLIVAN, No. "a Second street ni-tf
SlUU.UUUcent Stock due in 1858 with il interest est,
psyabs semi annually, January and july for sale by JOHN
| 5. Cuttings N co. diff
MARYLAND SIS and 6's wanted, at best rates,
1Vlby ISRAEL COHEN. nl9-tf
| ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
Bonds interest payable in New York, for sale by JOHN
S. CUTTINGS Co. n4tf
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BY VIM. HAMILTON.
POSTPONED SALE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

,. MCLAUGHLIN, }rvcc,+or.
MAURICE 81 SHE. rA''.'''''S'
WV. IlAMIITON. Anctionccr.