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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-26
7 AL i AB lib LAND
FOR SALE.
235

AN authorised to sell an extremely YALU- II
/ ABLE TRA II OF LAND, lying on Ii. Mis- 80
sissippi river, about two miles south Of Mem-e5S
phis, On the Arkansas side. It contains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-01

Who Is AT THE HEAD OF THE GOVERNMENT,
THE PRESIDENT OR HIS KEEPERs?- People did not
clearly understand how it happened that the
President elect who was supposed to be man
Of pluck, should make that extraordinary he
gira from Harrisburg TO Washington in dis
guise the other night; but we have now the
high authority Of the Chevalier Webb for the
fact that ''Old Abe" had nothing to do with it.
1t appears, according to Webb that il was Gen.
Scott and Gen. Seward, 1.-THE two most distin-
gnished men in the country"-Mr. Lincoln,
according to Webb again, being nobody-who
arranged, directed and commanded the whole
affair. These men, quoth Chevalier Webb in
his paper Of yesterday, assume the RESPONSE
bility Of saying, not TO Abraham Lincoln, but
10 the President elect of the United States, we
have sufficient evidence in our possession that
If you pass through Baltimore at the time and
in the manner proposed, an attempt will be
made upon your life. The honor and the peace
of the country, therefore, demand that you
shall change your programme and come to
Washington at another time and in private
manner Abraham Lincoln might be chafcd at
this, and rceklessly disregard the interference
Of his friends. But not so the President elect
of the United States" lie, the President of
chad no option but to obey. He was not even
permitted 10 judge of the testimony upon
which his friends acted but was purposely
kept in the dark" So that his keepers Scott
and Seward, who had charge Of him. as IL he
was q rhnoccros or an elephant undertook to
convey him safely to Washington, without even
telling him the reason why. Mr. Lincoln,
howe, er, was rcstive he wanted to bolt out Of
the traces, bat he dared not do il !" The two
most distinguished of his countrymcn," says
Webb, chad purposely relieved him from
all responsibility in the premises and assumed
il themselves; and consequently it would have
been a gross disregard Of his duty TO the nation
if the President elect, without any knowledge
10 the premises, had presumed to disregard the
iniunctions of Scott and Seward. TO have
done 80 would not only have been inexcusa-
bic, but absolutely reckless, fool-hardy and
wicked, and would have gone far 10 prove that
he is not a suitable person to discharge the du-
ties Of the elevated and responsible station to
which he has been elected We are further
asked 10 remember that the President elect Is
not "a free agent" that General Scott and
General Seward, and not Abraham Lincoln, are
responsible. Very good; let them 20 on, and
lake all the other responsibilities also; let
them make up his Cabinet above stairs and in
thc.kitcbcn. We know henceforth who are to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-01

The radical, revolutionary republican leaders
continue to harp on coercion of the Southern
States, bloodshcd and war; and they are doing
everything in their power TO insuguratc a
reign Of terror In our report Of the proceed
ings of Congress yesterday the reader may
have seen the brutal declaration OF Mr..
Chandler OF Michigan, In the Senate, that they
were ready to stand in blood This charac-
teristic desire for blood reminds one of the
.Jacobin chicf,an in the French revolution.
who, observing the red stream which flowed
from the guillotine. dipped his sword in il, and
exclaimed, How ! love IT, If Mr. Chandler
had said his party were ready to wade knee deep
in the blood Of the Southern people we would
give him credit for sincerity. The chief organ
Of the reds the New York Tribune, clamors to
have IL determined 'whethcr We shall have
federal government at all" and insists that
Two must confront secession as treason, and
put il down by the military forces OF the loyal
States.r In order that war may be inevitable,
that Journal laboring in its revolutionary voca-
ton, insists that there shall be no compromises
and no concessions 70 traitors. The Greeieys,
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be the real governors Of the country. Mr. Lin
coin must not "presume to disregard the in
functions" OF his keepers. lie is TO fall, we sup
pose, into the position Of George the Third, or
the late poor old King of Prussia, and play the
role Of nincompoop. His functions in the White
House are to be confined to telling stories in
the kitchen, while " the most distinguished men
in the country" are conducting the affairs of
State in the parlor. At least so we take it TO
be, from the bull-headed lucubrations of Cheva-
lier Webb.
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Great Excitement mt Wsshington-Ths
Coming inaugural, Mr.. LincOiD's Cabi.
net, and tho Peace Conferences.


The action Of Mr.. Seward yesterday, with re-
spect to the plan Of adjustment agreed upon by
the Peace Conference, demonstrates that the
incoming administration are resolved to take
no step whatever towards solution of be
difficulties which embarrass the country, until
after the Cabinet shall have been formed, and
the inaugural of Mr.. Lincoln shall have been
ference, which appeared in yesterdays HI
RAID, are a compound OF the Guthrie and Crit
tendcn schemes. and would meet with general
appreciation. The committee Of the Senate to
which they were referred was, On it, face, ex-
ccllent and deep feeling OF disappointment
will prevail that Mr.. Seward, who was its prin-
opal member, should have seen fit to adopt the
course he did. There is still time for recon
sideration; but the indications are. that even
the most conservative portion of the republican
party is still behind the requirements OF the
time, and that through their lukcwarmncss, in
activity, or IN overweening desire to retain
popularity with the ultraisLs of New England
and the Northwest, they may fail to come up
to the mark which their own theorctic policy
would point out That programme, con
ciliatory, on the whole, to the border States has
been resolved on, is certain; but decisive acts
are more necessary than honeycd words. The
people of Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland,
Tennessee and Kentucky, upon whom Mr..
Seward relies to form the nucleus OF great
Union party, will neither be satisfied with any
thing 20 paltry as the Corwin BILL which
passed the House Of Representatives yesterday,
nor with an enabling act like that of Mr..
Adams which i but cunning adaptation Of
The Chicago platform to new music, and is evil
IDENTIFY intended to accomplish abolitionist oh
iects' under plausible disguise,
The tone Of the articles that have lately ap-
peared IN hr. Stewards especial organs, % well
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aev York HeFald-California Edition.
Tho mail steamship Ariel, Captain Miner, win Leave this
port to-day, al NOON for Aspinwan.
The mails Tor California and other parts OF the Pacific
VIII close at ten O'Clock this morning.
The NV YosE WEEKLY HRAID-California edition
containing the latest Intelligence from all parts Of the
world with barge quantity OF local and miscellaneous
matter win be published at halpast eight O'Clock in tho
morning
Single copies wrappers ready for mailing, six cents
Agents win please send In their orders early pos
nlbte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-01

ENIARG.p JURISDICTION or THE METRoPoIIrAS
PoiIcE.--It appears that our Metropolitan po-
lice, headed by Fouch6 Kennedy, have taken
to themselves much larger jurisdiction than
what Is assigned them by the act Of the Lcgis-
latuTe. Not satisfied with declaring war and
pronouncing certain articles "contraband,"
which is peculiarly the function of the national
government, and not content With making
searches in violation Of the constitution and
seizures which amount to piracy they have
metamorphosed themselves into a kind Of ma
iional police, as If they had rowing commits
sion to go to Washington and to Baltimore, in
fact anywhere and everywhere, and to hunt
up political conspiracies, gunpowdcr plots and
plots Of all kinds. Now our Metropolitan 20
lice may be very useful in this new sphere, and
entitled to consideration for saving the life of
the President elect from the terrible conspiracy
which they assure MS was concocted against
him; but we object to have TO pay for
services from which We do not derive any
special benefit. IL Fouch6 Kennedy
and his detective squad are TO be national po-
lice, let Congress pay them. We are not bound
for their salaries any more than any Of the
other States of the confederacy. But IL they
are Metropolitan police and we have 10
pay the piper, we would suggest that the great
metropolis Of New York is their proper sphere,
and their duty Il TO protect the lives and the
property Of its citizens, instead Of running
Wild goose chase over all creation.
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schr q Metcalf, Burton, from Albany, arrived at
Providence LIST inst.
Bark VIM Wilson. Plummer, from New York, was dis
charging at Gibraltar 8th ult.
Schr Lizzie Russell, Todd, from San Bias arrifvedat
New York LIST inst.
Ship Canvas Back, Clarke, uncertain rem; lined at
Hong Kong, May 9th.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK, August Moon Arr bark harvest
Home, Cienfuegos schrs Lizzie Russell. Aspnwal;
Pierce, Havana - CId bark Lampghter, Demarara'
schr Amy Chase, Gibraltar.
NEW YORK. July 3l-Noon.-Arr schrs Eclipse, Ha-
vaua; A Willard, Ponce --Cfd bark Young America,
Havana: brgs RAPID Winga; East, Buenos Ayres Addy
Swift, Thomas: schr May, Cadiz: ship Kitty Simpson.
Antwerp; bark Mary Hyler Havre; brig Sprite Rio de
Jan-iro.
BOSTON August Arr brig Susan Duncan, Havana.
-Crd br & Arabella West Indies.
BOSTON. July 3l.-Arr harks Azor, rayal; Ethan AL
len. Cronsadt Whistlng Wind Cahz; brigs Hathaway
Turks Island; Lauria, Cape Haytien; Nantasket, St.
Thomas -Crd brig Anna Margaretha, Cork; ship
liIs Havana.
BOSTON. August 2-Arr ships Major Norton, Amster-
dam: Illinois Vera Cruz; Duties. Amsterdam Helen,
Hamburg; ships Ter-sta, Havana; Ann Heaon Nassau;
bark Essex, Marseilles schrs B Terry, Angua: Ann
Stewart, Eleuthera CID steamship Asia, Liverpool;
bark Soolo Bath; J Baxter, Philadelphia.
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MI, s,,-;,, a.. , statement of the value Of dry goods
,,.nntsd at New York In July. for six years past:
slssaS loo IS SsS sas ' sOO
1891 .-''...' 72i 400 1861 ......... l,476 900
i'2 ~. xur.orURISo DIvIDENDs.-The Amoskeag Manu-
,c,nring Company Manchester pay from LIST insta It to
holders Goth uitimO cent. againt last February
Commenced in ls37-capita 50 100000 employed in diff
ferent departments. but chiefly on cot goods.
The Saratoga Victory Manu- turing Company divide
per cent against last February The mil is in the
village Of Victory Mills, Saratoga county, New York and
Capital $t25, 900.
The Lyman Mills. Holyoke divide from 7th instant
per cent against In February. Commenced ia 1854;
capital 81, 470 900; Cotton goods.
The chief manu- featuring companies Of Biddeford held
their annual meetings last night. The Jaconia Manuf4c
turing Company divide per cent against in February
commenced in 1885, capital 81 OO7 600; cotton goods
The Peppere Manufacturing Company divide 6 per cent
the same as last dividend; commenced in lS j. capital
$l,0C0,000 The Saca Water Power Company make an
annual dividend of 500 per shsre-same last year.
Boston Comm erciol f,nll.tin Aunust Q
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Sklppina Sntellggenff
PORT OF BALTIMORE, AUGUST g..

Arrived.
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon. Old Point Com fort, VAN
Falls.
Steamer Henry Cav, Tier, Philadelphia-James A
Shriver
Brem ship Auguste. Erichs, SO days from Bremen
mdse and 52 passengers to Gerdes Bullng Web rhane
lowed up by Reliance
Schr Jackson, Bonner from Barb idoes an the l6 tn
and St Thomas the goth of July.
schr Geo Grce, Palmer. from New York-mdse to
schr Ira Bliss, Hedges, New York ice to W Rhoa ds
& Son.
schr Darling, payley, Boston-mdse to Heslen &
Steamer Georgeanna. Pearson Old Point Comfort Va
Steamer John Shriver, Dennis, Philadelphia
Steamer " Bruno, Foster. from New York 'sspm.o
Steamer John R Thompson. Fowler, New York, Jas A
Shriver. " -
Below.
Brem Ship Augusta, and another unknown shin both
from Bremen; also ship Mcleod, McManus from CailaoM
FER pilot boat Fashion
schr sophrona, Van Name, New York-w Rhoads &
Bro,
sloOp Anna Blizzard Brandywine. Del-Master.
Sehr IRIS, Mckee, Trinidad. Jas Corner & Sons
NJ Falls. s'"nuA' FeArs0o' old Point Comfort va
Steamer W Bruno. Foster, from New ork.-JA shri
s,i Steamer John shrver, Dennis, New York, Jas
p sehr Dorothy Haynes Gilley, East Haddam, Conn
Is schrs to the Eastern and Western shore.
Brig Palmetto JONES' Pernambuco, in tow Of steamtuo
Loness
schr Iris, MoEee, Trinidad in tow Of steamtur Edwin
Forrest. 'H
Ship Fr,..tine (Breml French Bremen, in tow of the
schr Tanner Patty, West Indies, In tow Of steam.
tug Lione.s. - $500
Brig Chattanooga. Fry, St Johns, R. in tow of the
Arrivals from Baltimore
S. eamer " m woodward. Cundif View York Aug g.
go St1ab Ea Frank'n. Dougherty View York Aug g.
SIP S' ome, M, skinner, Queenstown 18th uIt
steamer minnesota Garrett arriv,t al New Yor sIst
ut oi''e' a. ne" / ork oie'
CIearances Env baltimore
Schr Lookout. Thornton, Portland ao,b nj,
memO~sN0.
Brig Wright, Garland from A,n;,yau via Trini-
dad. arrived at New York Sd inst-per teI
Bark Carlota, Bell, from New York arrived at Aspin-
wall 14h uIt, and remained 25th
Bark Isabella C Jones. Woodburn for Newcastle En- g,
ready remained at Rotterdam 10th ult
steamship Joseph Whitney, Lovelauds from Baltimore
liam ~ P ~ n' ''
Ssns AZ wexford, 18th nit.
Wa ~ Light, Reynolds, for New York. In Is days,
Bs,t Vu asns Ayres, 18th May.
arrived E:sons:st liz: Cole nj from Lael for oron's'd
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MOVEMENTS Of UUEAN STEAMERS
$tesmauala.
At
q. S. GOVERNMENT LINE

Ess.sxsae u o 0o' hn 70 l LINE
FOkT MONROE AND OLD POINT COMFORT,
Leaves tn .wer end Of UNION DOCK, West SIDE, daily
sundays included lat Az o'clock P. taking Passengers
and Freight and connecting the railroad Lines
an 1 from Washington, d, c., hil4denhia New FORK
York, II rrsburg, itsbur Pa and the W sim
media Ell. the arrival of the Express Train from New
z rk and Philadelphia
the following is IN schedule
Leave Ne" York att A. N. leave Philadelphia at ST.!
and IS 4 II ..rave BaItImore at AZ p. NJ.
UND RIP TICKETS AT khul cen PRICES.
From Ne York to Fo Monroe and back..........s!4.
From B,ium''e and hack.. ..:....-.." 8.
S5- Pr your Tickets \ GW YORK. at the New
jersey 4 7ilroad Lifco, Foot of Cortland St,ee
In PHIL bELPHiA, the Company's fife, n ". cor
of sixth and CheS streets, the Depot, ad
and Prime streets.
Ia BALTIMORE Board o. the Steamers, Of Union
Dock. HUGH O'CUNNER,
Passing agent
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4aIi (Agsas.

lea ass fssss8sEH5M PHILADELPHIA,
Ky VIZ ysz~afzss WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
RAILROAD.
SPRING an SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
80 alter MONDAY, May 18th, Lsssenssr Trans for
nIadephia viii leave PRESID ENT DEPOT daily
(e Scept Sunday As follows, viz:
Express Train at 6 Is o'clock A. NJ Wy Nail at 45
c2;k NJ; Eve ling nail at las P. u. On SUNDAYS.
a. + " M All Ira ms connect with New York trans
except IS p NJ train saturdays.
Frsgnt Train, with Passenger attached leaves at
% r ~ stopping at ali stations between Baltimore
vre-ieGrace.
Pssengers 70 Delaware ami Eastern Shore Maryland
ton " - 80 - "
All eolor1d give bond before entering the
cars WILLIAM CRAWFORD,
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NOTICE.
sssssLica.sI3z CHANGE OF DAYS TO THE
ATUHENT RiVER

aScsz-lAs.li.aa CHANEF OF Days TO THE
dTUXENT aiVER
TON will le Ali fo- the Patuxent Rirer
fol. wig days.
SATURDAY Y, TUESDAY and THURSDAY. comtaenc.
lag On saturday June LIST, 1851 at O'clock Tor
HUBS Landing AID coLtinue during the season
Returning every Mon nAV, WEDNESDAY and i aruR-
Jay. The Boat leaving Hills Landing on Monday and
Wednesday " i'll he o est for Baltimore
The saturday Boat will leave Hits Landing on Friday
o'cl ok for Ba tImore.
he above will call at all the usual Landings on
he YER also at Fair Haven and Plum kvlnr, goln and
returning.
Fghts received up to ocock on he days previous to
the departure of the Bcat:.
Passage to ?atuxeLt Ryer....sI 90. Meals extra,
Do Plum Poiat........ INh. d..
DO Fair Haven. 80 Do eS-tf
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BOARD OF TRAD
$llaaelaga gga GOmmerrlgi &sblsN.

BALTIMORE, August 3, 1851
The business at the Stock Board to-day vas light
the market rather frmer in than yesterday
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad which offered at
Si2 yesterday, Sl3 asked to-day, but only SAL
bid, and Northern Central do closed at S13A bid IAN
advance of ~ sl4h asked regu way. Northern Gen.
trl bonds also better, sale of 81 600 1855
being made at As, which figure bid for more. Bat
and Ohio bonds closed 40 bid AZ asked for 1925
70 bid 70 asked for 1855 70 was bid Northwest
Virginia first mortgage bonds. Nothing done
to day in state or City 6's. City 6s however lower
1S7s SS6's and 1905 all closing at 80 bid: but Mary
la 6's were steady ad firm, 1870 coupons closing at
7S4 bid so asked Bank stocks still inquired for
to-day of 10 shares Union at $751; 27
shares Mechanics at sl3& and shares Franklin at S.
Union closed s57 bid, $50 asked Merchants at $3.50
bid SS9 asked Farmers and Merchants at s27x bid 500
asked; and Mechanics sl34 bid S14 asked Bank of
Baltimore offered at $780, but bid made for it.
The Mining stocks to be entirely "played out
having been bid for, even offered for several days
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
SATURDAY. August 3. 1851.
81 600 Northern Central R. r. bonds 49,.
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Alatf0rm SGalss.
St0rage.

CTORAGE.-Room can be had in fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street Apply to
JOHN HENDERSON & CO.,
f19-tf Pratt and Co 1-nerce streets.
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
4aS0 RsER- iS7 4 Entsw stra~t sn2iti
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
y be obtained desirable Warehouse having water
fro is on B0wly wharf Apply to
P. NALCOM CO,
j2f Wood street, Bowly's wharf
STORA to the extent of 10000
hJnarrels merchandise be obtained at Henderson,
wharf. Apply to JOHN HENDERSON CO.,
nyl7-tf corner Commerce and Pratt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
- Of the large Warehouse, No. Eutsw street, oppo
site Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot Apply on the
premises to REIP WOLFF te8-U
CTORAGE WI BE TAKEN AT Low
Ora es in Warehouse No. So South street:
WI. SMITH,
70
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q D BALTIMORE AND SU6QuE4A :
.sEk.rNIEA Ma STEAM COMPANY.

49, nALr N SEA AS S1H SgSYu@44E
F2 FL HAS Js5 AEk ShSA
ssys F 5E }o Il sS 7Skf + soS6S
WEpSES 50 AZ FRIDAY EyENING, at O'CLOCK, and
Passage, bsrths included, SO cents.
Freight received daily unit! o'clock, carried at low
rates and carefully attended to-
~ Duplicate receipts freight will be reouired
T sGa e aS Sn at as k 9 e 81
nee So mn i o ANY b Point On the y
The steam boat "JuSiATA Capt Fred Tomnson, ca,
5oS J1s. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore,
OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
FOX .eIcKsBURG,c 99m fkSSfi AND Ian
tH Tis DIT. IN The {RSA zfFH RIyER
sha III cry FsiDsY AFTERN00N at oeloek and
or 9sasy alter the q
the tran OF cars from and Wash:ngton Stopping
going and returning to land and receive freight pas
'engers
ickso and Baltimore interested in the trade. ~
IN the Rappahannock for the press purpose Keeping
irst class steamer the During the winter the
lection for Horses and other live stock Carriages Of al
MES can De taken on beard and carried under deck without
akhs Oh he wheels Her ssteroom and berth accOmui1
at!Gps re large and commodious and her capacity tor
superior the waters Of the GhesapesRe S'' 1'
Rr0ufh FTg! ee eel in BatEors and charges pa
Freight received on board u the Steamer Weinesds
Fer aey qd an ab ERR up to ceOf NJ
~ ""'' Apply K JoI csP p tS & CO., Age..s,
" SIAU9HTFR. President, Frederirkshurg, Va rh22-'
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Stabss, 9urmtes, tt.
8oaas aIl StaGiGRsIl.

COOKS aEa stau0RsEg.
DIARIES FOR 1861.
- FOR the coming year have a great variety of
D Is in size and STYLE which We are selling At
10" prices. Call and examine.
CUSHINGS BAILEY
A., 262 Baltimore street.
M UHPHl & CO.-BUUKSELLERS pUBs
lfA LISTERS, PRINTERS,
STA TIONE rs,
MARBLE BUILDING, 1872 BA LTIMORE at
FII BALFINORs.
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II NORTHERN

Ia EEzT EEssslssssssssszsss..I+1 NORTHERN
assLEs 80 .sidddzse---Erg CENTRAL RAILWAY,
= PERINTINDENT OFFICER
CALVERT rATIoN, Baltimore NAV 20 1861
This Roai now open for TRANSFORMATION OF
FRElGHfS as her, tofOre.
70 Information respecting rates, &c apply to JAMES
81; EPPbY. Freight Agent Calvert Station
For Ftt CHIT iesti ed West. via pennsylvania Rail
r ad apply MAuRAW & KOUNS, corner Nor and
Pleasant JAS G. CLARKE,
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BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE
SAMUEL E. TURNER.
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
HAS ON HAND 4 VERY SUPERIOR AS
i SEDIMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOkS Among mis- stock will be found " RI
FLH and LETTER PAfERS, both domestic and foreign OF
all the most approved manufacturers
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled ana Plain, in great variety
STATIONERY Of every description Office and private
7se, viz: STEEL PENS, PEN GOLDERS, SEALING WAX
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANnS'
&c, &c. ''
INK, Writing and Copying Of all the best makers ET
TER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, POkTE,MOS-
NaIES, &c, &C. "
Also large assortment OF WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, Dc dc all ~ low
prices "--'"
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will dc wellto ,aa2-t,
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NegEmg5aa9A $sErtgEN!5.

CHARLES BKLNKMAN. FRANCIS KIRK
HHAS. BRINKMAN L. CO.,
~ CrMHISSfON AEP CIIAF TS,
PALkERS OF PROVISIONS
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
No. IL WEST PRATT strict.
Near Bowlys wharf,
Have for sale
so bbis. Mess Beef 100 do Extra No
Also, Mess, Pr and Rnmp Por RarAr, and pS Mest
L..lL
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S0r SUE, greiggt TT G5aEt;g::

.esEss WANTED-A VESSEL going to New
ss4<.aS Y ork, can get deck load hs applying TO
WI. y. GROSS,
ap9-tf corner East Fails and Eastern Av, nups
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PRODUCE,
1852 SoUTH EUTAH STREET,
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot)
, Refers by permission to
Messrs. Kirkland Cha~e Il Co, Baltimore
Aessrs. Pearce & GRAY, Baltimore
hessrS Bucker q Shpley, Baltimore
NeSSrs. Isaac Reynolds h Son, Baltimore
aessrS Eyckh9ti Post, New York
Messrs SPOTS, Harvey d Co, Richmond,
MesSrs. Alvey q l4lpsct NIB Richmond.
Messrs 5. T. Il T. g. Rudd, Charleston.
IesSrs. Toulmin Voorhees, d Co. Mobile.
George Nathan, ESQ, New Orleans
Edwd w. Warner Esq, PHILADELPHIA
hichl Warner, Esq. President Mechanics Bank, rsat
r,i,Gi-tF
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asnEl 2lE&sf sLEL. ALTMAN. Jvsgpa B.sEsR
II ENkY RIE&AN l. SOES,
IA Provision
COMMISSION HE 2 CEA YzFS
- n. HOT I'D STREET,
az BALTIMORE
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~. WANTED FOR PORT IN EUROPE.
xsAAn Al SHIP Of about 1908 to 5000 barrels eapac
ty. Quick dispatch viii be given and fair rates apply at
once &c JOHN HEN UE.SUS * Co.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-05
2 I'VE sIlI8H-'EIi
3 LINE or

Ship ZANE REE \, Captain En69Ies.
EDWARD EVERETT, :" Gurhy
&c HELEN A. MILLER, Calf
CHARLES, Ruark
These vessels all of superior class, insure at tho
owes 1gure They sail regularly advertised aud
nianced 10y Captains well experienced in trade.
Pacy too OF the above vessels az wiz afford eea!
facility to shippers For freight OF s.eereg passaEs
Sppiy 70 JOHN HENDERSON 4 CO,
o1o II, --~-,,-o,- - NO. 81 Pratt street.
their address. 49, 1871 dIg-tr