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n,sII ADkLPtI4 CATTLE N iRKEF. june &c -Th'
ninQs OF Beef Cattle about $50 head st FhlIip
yards during the past week, part OF which were uspo
Of At the quotations of last Monday ranging from ~
COX the 100 his for common to extra quallV' anu Wy
market closed very duh About 40 COWS were u. sps g.
OF $50 to $50 each for spri1gerS, ana szV 70 o.
cows and calves OF Hogs. the receipts ana saIes -.
3 $40 head including 79l sold at Imh"h AT rom -
TO &c % the latter for fed, and $50 at the
vart AT from 49, to S6H the 100 lbs net me mar
closed weak The sales Sheep reached 5,ooo hsau I"
3134 cts per 10 gross; change
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SisaWbpsik.


E-..siiTT1@1-A NOTICE.
GEORGE TSS15 al d1R7 #AsHrxe
Ton win leave Baltimore for the Pstuxent River on the
sATU EBAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY commenc-
ing on Saturday June LIST, s6l at O'clock for
s$G sG%Raf bSNnaS " uR
Ray. The Boat leaving HIS Landing on Monday and
The saturday Boat will leave Hits Landing on Friday
for BE edict leaving Benedict Saturday morning at
lhe above steamers will call at all usual landings
the River also at Fair Haven and FUN f"lnt, going and
Fsghts received upto5 O'Clock the days previous
Passage to RPstnHent Kiver....sl CO Meals extra.
Do Fair Haven....... 90 DO. Jeff
FUR THE PATuXENr RIVER.
NEsnAY, February 9TH and continue every Wednesday
thereafter until further notice ,o,, suor,,,,
The stameT GEoEGE E TEEAs VIM lave her v9art
for the same place.
N B-iGbacco landed at either No. Tobacco are
IAN freight rlust be prepaid mhI6 If
g.xsI-A BALTIMORE AHD SUSQUEliA
Il H S1s4s S$$p3sr
RE tat gh pc EAGE ana TIE ,a, "THK s cIN
H$S$A s1s EEIP SEFSFR
! The steamboat ''IANCASTER,T Capt j. " ToInns,n
| leaves same place EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY an
RRT REHiT Fy&RY A9SRAY M
| at O'Clock, p. NJ.
| Passage, berths included, 50 cents
Freight received daily Hatl O'Clock, carried at 'oE
rates and carefully attended to.
! ~ duplicate receipts for freight win be required
A. Boats 'o"Sa only ris
merchandise consigned to him for point the %
ganla Canais,or " IL ship freighs intended .,oore
The steamboat "JGSiITA, Capt Fred TonIinson. car
JOS As. TA JyIL5og Agent, Baltimore;
apis II j. TOME, Agent, Port Deposit.
k,s.sSs-s1e OLD DoAlNioN STEAMBOAT
FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA, AND Ian
| lAGS on THE RAPPARASNOCK RIVER;
wharf ~ cry FKipSY AFrERS6oN, at 95ioes, an,
| returning leaves Frederie,5sb EVERY 7 UESDA
the train of cars from Richmond and Wash Stoppn
at all the regular Landings the Rap;ahannock Iive
goS aud returning to land and receive freight and pas
THE VIRGINIA
Is comparatively and built by merchants Of Fredt
ric6So arg and Baltimore, Interested the trade, and b.
ercfAnts and farmers residing the counties hoier!n
the Rappahannock the express purpose Of keeping
ward deck has been enclosed thus aOrdng complete pre-
lection for Horses, and other live stock. Carriages CT al
sizes can be taken on board and carried under deck Ethou
takng OF The wheels Her staterOom berth
dations large and commodous, aud her capacity 10
freight extensive As passenger and freight boat ma
no superior the waters OF the Chesapeake.
Through freight received in Baltimore, and charges Do
by CAPRoN Co, Bowy's wharf.
Ffeg ht received on board Of the Steamer Weincsia
For further information and Blank Receipt eli fors use
by the Company, apply on board, or to
- - No. 81 Row ~ g wharf, Baltimore
= SbAtGHTER, President, Frederick shurg, Va. mhg2
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- e q r B A LII,
Il. UHBER,
AND DEALER
PLUMBING MA TIE RAILS,
Nos. 6 AND NORTH LIBERTY STREET,r
Where can be found at all times good selection Of Plumb
ing materials, consisting in part Of
Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, Horse Powers,
tlg and Bar Lead, ornamental Fountains,
Pig and Bar Tin, Bath Tubs,
Sheet Zinc, iron and Copper Boilers,
Spelter, Kitchen and Pantry Sinks,
lToI Pipe, Water Closets,
zen stocks WsterClnse and Wash Basins
Slide Faives, Marble " ash Stand Slabs,
Plre Plugs, Brass and Silver Plated Cocks
Farnum'S Double action FoTce FINALS,
Pumps, Sidet Pans,
Single action Force Pumps, Cooking Ranges--5est IA
Cistern aIG Z ard Pumps, terms,
Hydraulic irou Stone Drain Pine
ana other makes. all sizes, with Turns and
Water Wheels, Branches to suit
SSn entrusted to will be pronpt!y executed
by good TorkrGeE, and low prices Country WORK
~ attended Siugls pieces furnished repairs ia a
4rl merry. milf
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5toNQf.

Standardization can be had in a fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce str ct. Apply to
~ JOHN HENDERSON & Co,
tel9-tf corne' Pratt and Commerce streets
STORAUE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on Bowly wharf. Apply to
p MALC0M co,
I2-t Wood street, bowiys wharf
&sToRA GE.-Capacity to the extent of 10, 00O
h)bsrre!s merchandise BE- obtained Henderson,,
wharf Apply to JOHN HENDERSON Il Co,
nYl7u corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
- of te large Warehouse, No I22 Eutaw street. oppo.
site baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot Apply the
premises REP ~ WOLF. feS-f
ITORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
'6Go WAR~ER. i69 =. Enta~ s,rAat sn9Iti
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
oraCes in Warehouse No. 68 South street.
au22-tf 6g Sonth strasst
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

Ships For Do,.
Siy "asng New 1orE... Liverpool. ......Iune Is
fustrdf liverpool. j.
Glis .owNew York ...... Liverpool. ........June "
Arabia Bos ton. I,,na
To ARRIVE ~ AZ
Ships. Leave For Dovs
Fulton. Son Hampton. New York..May
Glasgow. Lverpool... New York,,,,..Nay %
Il pool. .,,Iune
Bavaria. Southampton. New York &
Bremen .Sout hamoton New York ......June IL
The Havana Steamers leave New York the I'd tn,
18th ith and each month, and Charleston, c.
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AaIl RGa1S.

5Sss sga 5ssasssss4SEEsssssSSl PHILADELPHIA,
szsa 81 ssssa.-e5szzs WILMINGTON AND baltimore
SPRING AND SUMNER E hais.h469
pacp fstF MfBB f fSEEF 5n . 2s
ms TiIR at 'S3 IS oe E'e A. NJ Way Mail
En further notea s N and is p N H. Al trains
meet with New York trains except AS P NJ. train on
Fgigt Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves at
% + stopping at all stations between Baltimore and
Passengers Delaware and Eastern Shore Of Maryland
viii fnd their most expeditions route by way of Whining
II eolcred persons must give Hona before entering the
mil-tf "''''''1''' INA '' AgDnt.
u or,; A1Hr Fi;tN,v
paR f,S1T. I lT1li r IS ~ 6TfF,fc&,2
THIS Roa AL{ Is now Ta sp r PaE e T
&pY s teSg gs fass As apply to
ISr FhElGIrT ies5i9sa West VIA PenosylEan;a Rail
rasa Pp s}css JAS ' G. Gs NSE anu
m2llw Superintendent
IL L. s...........::.... NORTHERN CENTRAL
SCFHn1z 7rENnENrs ON Fl T. + GAI.vERT}
On 81 NbaY s Say th s gay t sia a
ero Central Railway arrvs and depart follows anti
Mail at "a n; Express ats slr. 81 Harrisburg Ac
re 8lo 4 NJ Train connect; Relay House with trains
Hanover ana Getlyshprg Rar,aIt; 1t Yor@ Wit YORK.
and WrEhtsvilie Rsilro Harrisburg Pennsy
Willy to NeH Y York S direct rect At Ts'n
with l.. and T. Railroad for Kingston and all parts OF
wyoming Valley at Sudbury with Phi!a ephil and Fri:
aitroah for all parts Of Northern Penny vana New
The 3 30 NJ Train makes all the above connections ex-
GcPt hsn3yer Rsroad Wrightsville Railroad and the
Railroad for all OF the est, and direct
,TRAiSs ARRIvE-Mair ate1o P NJ, Express at 7.45
A. ~, Harrisburg Accommodation at p "
for lGhhiS ana laiqIm llon enquire at the Ticket
JAS. C. CLARKE,
mutt Superintendent
IL 80 - wrsr FOR 2S TIE zorra
q, The Is 81 M III ,a e.: AND 4alO RAILROAD;
Leave CAMDEN, STATION, ,Ba'tim9reMsil except
Supla;, at $50 A; b.; Express daily at 3.i5 ?. b.
w HI sf,Gf FL k EAErS or THE
FOR WAY FASSE GGEkS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 30 A. H.
train; oet~Ccn Piedmont and Wheeling take Accom- nola
ton train leaving Piedmont at $40 A. NJ; between
Grafton and Parkes5urg, take the $50 A. train from
THE FREpERICR TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 80 P. NJ
and Frederick at 30 a. II.
at 7.4O and ll.IO \ NJ, ana 3.i5 and 100 P. NJ
FOE Fasting roy ANO THE SOUTH.
Leaves Baltimore 20 ana 20 a. and IS and 5f0P
and 10 A. b., and 2Sl and A ?. NJ Sundays NJ
20 r. III. only The second and fourth train only from
Baltimore stop at points TIE second fourth trains
fro Baltimore and the second and third from Washington
connect with trains on the Annapolis road.
Fer urther Information, tickets OF every kind &c apply
to T. ENGLAND, Agent. at Camden station, or at the
Ticket Office P. SMITH,
Master of Transportation
I: NJ COLE General Ticket Agent. mStf
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H=-55E@z-=5:7aA CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &C.
isss.ss:7.E1 J. 3. CHARRUE & co, AGENTS
EYEGLASSES FOR VINEYARD PGOPRIET0RS
IN FRA nee,
Have just received ad offer for sale superior COGNAC
BaANDEs VINTAGE o. 1911. Charrou Pere ct fills Brand;
Emile Belmont Co.. Ccgnac Brandirs vntaEes;
Borsau% Claret Nicsfrom low to finest grades Bur;un
u Vines from medium TO very best grades produced in
France superior White Wines; Champagne Wine, various
brands; HOLLAND & IN and SCOTCH WHiSKEYS Of prime
qualities.
The above viii be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house GGty paid.
gahea Rye waiseys; 10 bb!s. very old copper distilled
Bourbon WhisbeyS, 80 h5s fine medium grades
and Rye hsEsys which invite She attention
in want Of pare liquors. Oeice-CORNER or LOMBARD
AND HiNbE Hh ST%EFfS. auh-N
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..s;s5szas NEW ORLEANS
gGr 52It, Grsigbt OF GRartsr:

81 WANTED-A VESSEL going to New
ss1z.'sS V rk' eau get a deck load by applying to
ap9-tf corner East Falls and Essen Az, nues.
.esas FOR LIVERPOOL.
- Heavy freight an A I ship for Liver.
sooi at moderate rates Apply to
, JOHN Hen nERSON & CO.
Eel'-' Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
,gF5+s FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
s4E Al British bark USH, 33S register Apply to
t,u., KNOX h co,
icIlH LIS smiths wharf
.,fss.zt WANTED.-Two VESSELS l2O@I4O
Fz rs each, to load Norfolk for the West Indies
A6nyr % K<0X x co,
'ef-t l21 SuIul's wharf
~ WANTED FOR 4 PORT IN EUROPE.
SssSAn Al SHIP of about 1900 to 1908 barrel, caIsc
~ Qdck dispatch vii he and fair \ ppiy a:
one 70 JOHN HENRERSOE X Co.
oSlu corner Praltand Commerce streets
49, FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
P1,I3e clipper coppered and copper strurd chr
II. a. - NEILp. Apply TO ). r Dun MOCK,
92-li Ill Smiths wharf
~ WANTED.-A vessel of 300 tons to load
1s Tor London: Also, Of 3F 500 tons forSouth
SIDE OF Tuba and thence 70 Europe Apply to
~. AtRREi l. 4 RANDALL,
t s. Exchange Place.
r.sRs VESSELS WANTED FOR
H&saS HAVANA
The undersigned are constantly in want Of vessels to load
to and from Havana and Ha;anaas ~ ~
,o.. MORRELL Il RANDALL,
--'t s. Exchange E'lzc-
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o3lt corner Pr4.t and tonnsres .;ceyi..
+ = NEiLD APpg i To- anu TiE N6cK.c r
So WANTED.-A vessel of 305 TONS 10 load
side Of cuba and Themes s to EaoS OF p f 80 tons
s2f A"kREi / | s 4 E1ANnA IL.
- VvCe,7r {, ", 80, % EASaanss race.
sS&S2 HAv1NA '-D FUN
TO and from Havana and Hs;a M1so ~, ,,,,,,,
gcatf hoRFEish 4 kANNALL,
ggnrnrzs:sa 4s;grra.gfs
CHARLES sRIzET.z- w. go = :, sz > -
( MAS. B 3F M, q co,
PAvkEkS OF PROVISIONS
DEALERS IN ALI. i KFvps OF pRoDrcg
No. 81 WEST PRATT STREE
Near Bowly's wharf,
% s,, bb'; IN! Mes J. Beef 100 do E&'5aNol
GEORGE WARNER -
Tos THE SALE OF GG24FHfI HSb E WlsfEkS
oo.o,t,. 1es s ,, E5T,T :7gHssz n.,
k Msssrs. kirkland Cfa>e Co., Baltimore
yssF: F sa5Sisf S sEg ga,B Bs,mo,s
Messrs Wyckh0ff / Post New Y"rE
Myssrs, AT y : p y g. NH, RICHMOND.
M ssss Tobb T :, bgdG' SG5Iy To5.
George Nathan, ESQ New SlrIS oi so''i''
%s warner Esq President Mechanics Bank hls a1
w lLLI LTas s C sT3T AMI
VIII, corner st.g T. fSils and Eastern Avenues Bal.
Hoops &c and ali o{efera Tor Same 'aNeS' Sho0ks'
ss'pr' .55sa Pa Central nR Co Bait
: e Han ~ 1it S baltimore
IVY Ts a.' Esq.,. f SaT HGTk; Pa o..,
PARKFTRST In 4 % 1ac
d. GENERAL SG0NhisSIo} MERCHANTS,
SPERM REFINED s $ER fFf F$y #g4 T 9s o
:! frstt batnoTT Nd
X U \ CO.,
\ Shifting A rs s GGhS SsHRS, MERCHANTS
., BALTIMORE
90 189s 81 sasoSs aa I'd
1.-2e-
w W. WHITMAN,
" 'coaEF1F2S 9 s3GI %N B 6 = gW5 yr
WOOL, FEATHERS F PFAEEf HFisn rpr,r ~
AND PR66UcE GENaRAfIL!Yi, HhAS"AA
i2N BALTIMORE.
> 'oANAi " oO5 5,.,,,,
NAILS COT Nm IRON
HOOPER + 90 ----1---
u. SHIPPING AM nnuvrssroN ,rvpru,,,rs
ConxER0TAL B1ILDIMes' '1i'0f'@'NiS 10
! III III 6 3t4EzE r,cr Nm. n. PEoRAx
u ,of EDn AZ NJ,
VIRGINIA AND N0&TH G9R6IINA A4YUEaOrrTREn
~. TOBACCO,
,uIo-tt and a Wste, street.
r f R. MATTHEW'S = 4 9a%@%+s ", - ,
C0syJSSgSjjir,py!N g. A GIu,yrs
ja23tf -"1' No. IS RoTiv,s rbar,
{ ,APEON . CO..
tSs2Iis55 2oTe GS6dT &
g (. 35 9 ~ r.,o,- n a. 77o1.a7
oohf ii 0AR e SsTt q GP p;l,onrcp
oEvrp,1 ro,,,jAsNgR,
NOS 40 ana 40 LIGHT STRktT,
iisera,adyanSes made on e2asisnnents: EFT
w. IMPo 4 Re Az A2S . 6Ex12ERs1 N
No es ExcH M GgtN 4 81 AND LIQUORS,
~ large and VERY fA Ae 6d& RI orn RYE wvsvpx
n hand N'' '''s s'e'N u "i'' ME- "hiS sht;
an u4Tfy0M !. CfI
GRATy AND flour MERCHANTS
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN GUAN
jaI8t Baiiimoie.
.sOULTNEY 4 NG4TE
~
"'hsI9N'VN MEhChANIS,
REFERENCES: '"Af'
Hessrs. J. P PLEAsANTs SONS Baitmore
Eessrs- ". 6LEEH Sous. Cincinnati. JaI-tt
". Dh ~ th fNDlA-
$500 lSCOaaERCE sTRKEr,
teS-u Baltimore
richardson q ca
= SHIPPING AND COM MISSION NEpcu,.rs
No. 81 EXCHANGE PLACE.
Baltimore
n I TCTTrr j. n q W -, mILE
i H-lCOAh q nE W ES,
- PRODUCE COMMISSION
Particular attention paid to the sale Of 0hANIS
We S5 5 m - ~ ~ Z n E.
o5tr ''' NA'h ANaA FLAoS' Dill.
A REPPY 1a.s.lHore,
a Dhhh
Cr>-, AND
YEN 90 T a.. CONMISSlON AGENT,
BALFiH0REs '"i'S'' ossu
FRI gTTPUPN
J NJ, ,.c.
~ n. NO. a SoUTH STREET,
ar,I Is Brspared to , sa BY street
ShlfPHkS AND OTHERS
Z R,
packed in any ,izsd package,
FD5V y; Ro1rv, s,7 - z7--- eSsI
, ODEW AID 4 STNDATT "
1 cn,I,,IsS,,,>l ,tr1,rii >--, ,-,
'0-' II WH njI - AN DEALERS
~ ~
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NOTlCE.-In compliance with the acquisitions
1v OF the the Maryland Code vol I, page SIS, Article So
thar RUDOLPH vOGELER GIESEW ELI, and his wife
MARIANNE VOC GLkR q: EHEWELI., o: Bremen, have
TIE Undersigned executors thereof That at the time
their death tn possessed and follow
ing stocSs, to wit: Eleven thousand hundred dollars
i've per cent stock of the City of Baltimore and three
thousand dollars six cent stock of the Mary
land which stocks now stan in the of the late Ri
dolph Vogeier Giesewel and that tn Undersigned will sell
and transfer the said stocks the expiration of one month
from this tenth day Of May, 1861.
q. W. WAGNER,
EMIL MEIN ERTSHAGEN executor
.mII-2aw4w# Attorno21s
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In BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT,
a April 3D. 1861 -Ordere1 tia SAFE of the real estate
Of William trics, dec aSrd made by William F. Frick
Surviving Executor of will tm"nt of the said
deceased and this day reported this Court by the
surviving Executor, he titled and confirmed
be s 'wn t the contrary, b. fore day May
provided, copy of this order be inserted in
dti newspaper published the Baltimore least
once week for three successive weeks fore the
day of May next
The report the amount OF sales to be three thou
sand eight hundred dollars tS3 SOG).
fru- copy-Iest: ISAAC P. COOK,
,rar tr;I
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GIamber.
Sasinsss Carlos.

5tslERss Gar0s.
NEW CARVING AND
would call the attention Il the citizens OF Raltimor
and and The public, to our NEW ESTABLISHMENF, No 3:
der GTURE, PORTRAIT AND L00K!NG aL u IS
Eo GIT YORK variety Also importing
o0k1NG ASD GERMAN AND FRENCH
orders in line will be carefully and punctuav
eSecu ed on very moderate terms T4ei pDs,
nl4-d No. 81 West Batim IRE st, near IF derrick
TAAES ID. ANDERSON SON,
No. as BAIrIa 4 sra sTE.,r,
HANK MUTE STEEL AND COPPER PLATE PRINTING
engraved and Printed in the most fashionable styles
corporate and Notaral ssas Letter Stamps etc London
tno Pars visiting Cards De lie Russ Envelopes etc 'e22
CROSSE h BLACKWELL'S
~ ENGLISH PICKLES AND SAUCES
% casks For sale at lowest prices b. 1o,,,s
Cd 81 in CHARLES .t''eet
NORTHWESTERN VA. RAILROAD COM
~ PANY's lsr MORTGAGE BONDS, endorsed by the
W Hfow2 All BAN BANK STOCK for sale.
aplIlOt Baltimore and st Paul streets
DERUvIAN GUANO.
PERUVIAN GQANo of d TI III mPPG9tat2 9 for sal
O'D'' '"''''''' P MALCoN h co,
j,e-tf RowIy's wharf
OATH BRICKS
EEn2st is sowIy's Sharf.
FRANCES AND LEMONS 900 boxes land
saS II . :Rs r. ''' By EDWARD L. nRsss
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M w. WHITMAN,
w PRODUCE AND GENERAL
&C III Mis- 81 y " aER CHANT
WOOL, FEATHERS, ri Ks HRiED FRTIT RFrSw,y
AND PRODUCE GENERALIY IA
j2tf ' " ii'hF srNhLT' rr1uopr
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SPECIAL ELECTION.

WHEREAS, The Governor of Maryland by his Procama-
9n' ras 9 9ssSnatst and appo Ltei Thursday the
"a - or JUN - 1861, for the election of
OF the United States; now, therefore l. GEORGE r. DiiT
oN She'lH OF baltimore city, N compliance with law do
hereby give notice that an ELECTION WILL BE ED in
THIS city on the above named day between the hours of
O'Clock A. NJ and o'cocE P. NJ, for REPR rs i ST.
TIVE TO CONGRESS- for that portion of the Third Con
gressiona District sing the first eight wards of the
city, being all those the side of Jones Falls also
for a REP RESENTATlVE TO CONGRESS for the Fourth
Congressional District comprising the twelve upper wards
or all the wards on the west side Of Jones Falls.
GEO. Fl. BUTTON,
~, Sheriff of Baltimore city
Baltimore May q. 1861. m22 d2 SdavofE
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\ fhhkEtthSI JR., Il CO,
~ GENERAL COHRISSJOV HFPCJT1 Mtg
AID DEALERS
oFhfNA, REFINED AND CRUDE WHALE OILS,
~ STRAITS, BANK AND SHORE OTIS
SPERM AND ADAMAETINE CANDLES '
,.o.. Is SOUTH sTEEET
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* " u 3 o.,
IA ShlPPISG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
l25 SMITH WHARF,
s5-,roo.,. 49, . BALTIMORE.
advances made on c0nslgnments aidresor 10 our
IN The various ports of Europe and the Wt Indies
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! EETILLIAM S. CROSS.
| w LUMBER, STAVE.AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
~ Corner f. Falls and Eastern Avenues Bat,
NIIattend to selling all kinds Lumber, Slaves, Shocks
| fioopS, &c. and ELL orders Tor
REFER
SesBrs. Magraw KGons Agents Pa Central Pr r. poIt
Eimball Shafer, Baltimore. '-' ~ D"'''
). G. Hand 4 Co,
Fenly Wallace, New York
". Miller. Esq, burlington. Pa oote
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2eqai HOliGes.

'ENHlS Is To GIVE NOTICE, That the subscr-
4 hens have obtained from the Orphans Court of alti-
city, letters OF adminstra ion the personal estate
of JOHN SMALL late of said city, deceased II persons
having claims against the said hereby warned
to exhibit the with the thereof, the
sub criberS before the SeCOad day Nov
they otherwise he excluded by law all benefit
of said estate All indebted to said
queStcd to make immediate payment us, FREDE
RICK FLEMING at the uiire OF 'Ciagets Brewery"
East Lombard street Given under hands this first day
of May, lSGl Ii. u. OKDENAN
CATiIARlNE UaDEMAN,
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IN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT
pr OH, 1861 Ordered, that the sale of the estate
Of John Glenn, deceased, made by William Glenn, he
acting eSe:uor Of the last VIII and
deceased and this day reported this Court by
acting executor, be ratified and confirmed unless be
shown to the contrary, before the Nav
next provided, copy Of this order be inserted
daily published in the city of Baltimore, least
week for three successive weeks before the said ninth
day Of MAY Xt.
The report the amount OF sales be thousand
hundred and fifth three dollars naetyt wo cents
(S4, l53.S2.)
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-12

Notice IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the subscribers of
calvert county have obtained from the 0ruhaus' Court
OF CaiVe tcouly il Mary and letters administration
on the personal estate of JAMES ROSS late of Calvert
county deceased All having claims against tie
said deceased hereby warned exhbit same with
the vouchers thereof tC tn subscribers, at or be ore the
18th day of July they otherwise by law he ex-
cluded from all benefit o. said estate Given under our
hands this 18th day OF January, 1861
MARIA J. ROSS,
- WIN. mcdaniel,
mf27-law6w Admnistrators
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-12

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Il CITY, Nay ID, l36i-LUrHE2 NJ. REYNOLDS u.s.
NlCfA III. HODN.-Orirred, that the sal made and re-
ported by Luther NJ ReynoI Trustee for the sale
nropery m ntiOned in these proceedings, be
rned, unless to the contrary thereof be shown
~ efore the 25tr da, of May, 1861 provided cop. of
THIS file be inserted in printed Balti-
more once each of three successive before day
The report states the amount of saes to b. SO.
ROBT. J. KERR, Clerk.
True copy-rest: ROBT. J. KERR,
m lark
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-12

ASANA NGARS.--I will sell nv large
ivy Paid exceedingly low for cash O. G. De GGRHES
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-19
FROM MISSOURI.

HUDSON, Mo-, Thursday, Sept. IL, 1861.
The correspondent of The So Louis Rcpub-
lcaa furnishes the following items:
Agentleman from Glasgow informs me that
Martin Green, at the head of $500 mounted
Rebels, was around the Missouri River at that
place on Wednesday and moved southwark
He took possession of the steamer Sunshine,
which was lying at Glasgow, and used it for
transporting his men over the river On board
the Sunshine were some 500 stand of arms,
and some four or five Secession prisoners, and
a Federal guard of fourteen men. Green re-
leased the prisoners and took the guard pris-
oners The Sunshine was laden with bacon,
sugar, and various other things, all of which
fell into Green's hands and went into his Com
misSary Department.
At West Ely, in Marion County, Col. Moore
of a regiment of Home Guards, last evening
fell in with from IS to 100 Secessionists. Col.
Moore had 200 men, He Immediately gave
battle, robbing the Rebels, who scattered in
every direction. Two of the Federal force
were killed 1t is not known how many of the
Rebels suffered as it was dark at the time.
The bridge over the Platte River will be
repaired by Saturday. Green diSOwns all con-
nection with the bridge burning or firing into
trains.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-19

The Rebel army in Virginia is 100000 II I
strong beyond doubt of which 100000 are
said to be available for the Maryland invasion
above and below Washington. A feint will
be made on Washington, but the attack will
not be seriouSI y pressed in all probability un-
less our defending army is so far weakened by
the detachments needful to meet the Maryland
divisions as to invite change Of programme.
They at present expect Washington to fall
after Maryland is once freed and all approaches
cut off by Annapolis or Baltimore.
The Potomac will first be closed-in fact
it is in military parlance closed today.
An impregnable cheraur do frieee of batter
les lines the Virginia side from Acquia Creek
to Matthias Point. Their guns are Of large
calaber, and command the Maryland shore
They expect within five or six days to seal up
our approaches by that river, and they can do