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The last notch Of extravaganza has been
reached by = Russian lady. for whom . Parir
sian CO oufssriers has just s.Ouiit' dress con-
suming two hundred and hfty yards Of silk
ana lace Price, ten thousand francs.
A little son OF y, NJ Huchanaa. Of Orange
bug. s. u, met with terrible death u lew
DAYS axo by falling into \ kettle Of boiling
water. So aH
The ship VIM. IL Prescott CLEARED at Mo-
biIs for HAvrs on the ,psh inst,, with A,1te
bAles OF cotton, the largest cargo ever export.
Cd from Mobile to that port.
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The States Rights Conrention assembled
again Yesterday i'll Metropolitan Hall, per-
suant to adjournment. morning and even.
ing session was held. On both occasions the
time was occupied by the speakers in discuss
ing the present aspect OF affairs. An able,
liyered by tx. Gov. Wise. The speakers dis
coursed in the right vein-bherty or death was
themotto of each and ALL, The Conven tion
sits again to- day. IA.
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Hsss----4-.4------=s--- -
PARIS FASHIONS.

SegN MISS REBECCA SEMoN PIP
tSHas just returned with her Eew-~~X
SCKIAG STILES or
- ' PARiS FASHIONS
For Ladies and Children,
,,3 reSpectfnllv Invite the Ladies and Gentlemen
I'm 10 examine her complete stock OF EkM
p,TTERNs, eompfisies the following named
t-as,.h suits for Boys; Zeua~e and Josephine
s,-,ue for Boys; Tomas sad Hoplsne jacket ioi
~. MarseppA aud Prince Albert Apron tor boys
T,;eni.r Blouse for Boys; Princes Fstetat iei
6sr.. Childrea's Franklin Dress, beAanlni 81
r,wrsnce Dress for little Girls. Misses, Cheruo
s4-,ge. Piccd!omini Apron for Girls: Children
Ei.1.ra Apron. the Palmetto Apron the Misses
T,iie waist: variety Of Waist sna Sleeve Pat
'e.-,. a variety ef walking Sacques fot Misses:
s.fAt Dress for Misses. an Arabian Mantle foi
s-r,rv for Ladies: new style Eonave for Ladies';
a'nays Shirt Tor little Boys: Palmetto Walking
S,r,ue for Misses; also great many other new
,.vtf usyterns now ready. Persons in want Of
.igeihir9 handsome will call down soon.
Mss sEMoN IS now ready to EMBRn1D and
bRllpa STYLES of Needle Work;and STAMPING,
TiNklNG and MARKING done At the shortes!
r-,ire. Aa entire wardrobe Tor Infants; Ladies
Ttnu-l shirts embroidered: Country orders
NJ tap.fy attended to. on hand aud Tor safe, arr
cs,lrs Il French and German Embroidery SILK
J,di.. naw cal down sGd see for yourseif-it l.
NV in.itc 10 please TIL nkful ior your past pat
mage ! with continuance OF the sst1e. Don |
i-rrct the place. st MIR. SssoS's residence, tive
3a,-. below the 81. Charles Hotel, Main Il, lul
,tsrr. zap s-lml REBECCA sEaoN.
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4 dozen or more Nag. of the Southern Con-
federacy were raised in this city yesterday
The feeling of Unionism has given place 10
The South against the North is now the cry.
This is not unnatural, seeing as we do that AL
classes at the North have raised this cry be-
fore us. "Let the best man win" We have
no fears Of the result. Thrice Is he armed
who hath his quarrel just.
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The True Spirit.-A warm hearted South
erner and gentleman of wealth has intimated
to us that he will be one of a hundred to raise
Sl00, 200 for the purpose OF putting In proper
trim these of our citizens who may be- called
to the tented field. This is the spirit that
shonld animate every man among US Let
our citizens who have the means TO do SO,
emulate it. 1T this be done, all our hghting
men will at once be put on war footing -
Money will bring the materials of war. Let il
be forthcoming. EEs ai
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SrEAxsg SuxK.--The steamer Lecomte, from
New Orleans, for Shreveport, was sunk eight
miles above Campbell. The boat aud cargo
are total loss. The passengers and crew
were saved, The steamer was valued ~
els, 900, and insured for $4,000 In Cincinnati
Offices & 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-19

WORTHY OF NOTICE. The Montgomery Con-
federation, of the 14th inst, makes the fol-
lowing announcement
The Hon. James A. Bayard, u. S. Senator
from the State of Delaware, is soiourning in
our city. lis whispered around that this
distinguished gentleman has visited tue
South, prepara tory TO making great effort
to rid the people in his own State from the
Black Republican yoke.
Mr. Bullock, of Kentucky nephew of Sena-
tor Breckenridge, and Mr.. Todd, also of Ken
tucky, and brother to Mrs. Lincoln, are also
in our city. The latter gentleman, we un-
derstand, has visited this city for the pur-
pose of Offering his services to the President
of the Confederate States !; and although old
Abe is his brother-iE law, he is notwiths tand-
ing the more willing to joinjour own forces IN a
crusade against the Black Republican power.
Patriotism is not at II discount in Kentucky.
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AID AND UcNroRr We are authorized 70
statr lsays the Savannnh Rspuhitcanl that
two gentlemen Of this city will pay annually,
~ tha son thern Confesisraey, two hundred
doliars, for nve years, or 50 long a. tl.e war
may last, IL one hundred men In the State Will
join with than Ia the arrangements. These
two gentlemen. who ara brothers, are exempt
from military duty, but with thsir mpathles
all enlisted IN 80 holy cause, are stili wtiling
TO contrthute Of their means for W. succsss,
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Seafsnce Comm. s.ted.-The Governor has
commuted the sentence of Richard, slave,
condemned to be hung during the present
month, for barning u dwelling house in King
George county, TO work during life on the
public improvements of, the State. The boy
had been once before respited. II was proved
that ne was an IDIOT, and therefore deserving
OF Executive clemeucy. p y
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SOUTHERN VRssEIs SEIzED.-On Monday,
large number of vessels from Southern ports, !,
which have arrived at New York without
proper elearances, have been seized, and are
subject to a fine of .loo, and for feture Of all
foreign merchandise contained on board in ex-
cess of $500. The ship Andover, from Kew
Orleans, was seized under this act, the
mas ter fined 800, and the merchandise [be-
ing in excess Of the amount stipulated by
law, forfeited In addition to the Andover,
the following vessels were yesterday fined
$l00 each.
schooner B. w Browne, Charleston, S. O.;
schooner H R. Coggshall, Jacksonville, Fla;
ship T. S De Soto, Savannah, Ga; Schooner
W. a. Ellis, Charleston, S. e. brig VIM. NJ
Orleans, La; schooner Laura Gertrude, Fer
nandina, Fla schooner l.. Y. Myers, Jackson
Vile, Fla; schooner r. j. Mercer, Jackson
Vile, Fla: schooner Ned, Charles ton, S. g..
schooner Peari, Jacksonville, Fla; schooner
+. F. Randolph, Georgetown, S. C.;schoonel
Mary Stedman, Charleston, 5. O.; schooner
Virginia, Mobile, Ala; schooner J M Vince
New Smyrna, Fla. schooner M. A. Wood
Mobile, Ala. ss-
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Tae Future Policy ef the State was pro-
claimed yesterday, in the raising OF . dag OF
the Confederate States from one or the flag.
staffs Of the Capitol With true sense of
the fitness Of things, it was raised on the
South end of the building.
'Ths eight starred Gag. oh ! lang may Il vaye
Der the land Of the sSouthron--lhe hoiae OF ths
-
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KY Great TAR g M. Il97 ~ n
FIVE THOUSAND YARDS or
BEAUTIFUL BAREGES, g 8aeg -
BARGE ANGLAIS,
FOULARDS, CHALLIkS.
FRENCH JACoNETS, t"4 53.'N'
Many Of this Springs importation,
BOUGHT AT PANIC PRICES, -
To sold at
Call and see them before they are y sold
p ap lS-ts SAM'L NJ. FhlVe w.
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~ Sc c cond supply.
N E W q 90 d s !

NEW GOO IS
Opening by Steamer fHJs DAY se s4l,' h
Newest styles and patterns.
Beautiful Hermann SHAWLS. us
TILE SHAWLS, a rare article. .s -.
Elegant WALKING SUITS.
splendid HERNANIS. a further supply.
Most beautiful OR6ANDIES, very cheap.
FRENCH JAC0NETS in great variety, very cheap.
MOURNING GOODS
In variety. among which are cheap
BERAGES, - III.
GRENADINE BERAGEs.
CHALLIRs, &c.
aps-ts SAM'L NJ. PRICE co.
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STORM GATHERING OVER SEA-The Euro
pean news by the Fulton (says the New 1ork
Ex press scarcely attracted attention on Mon
,iay-the merchants, well the general
public being too much absorbed in the pro-
gress of painful events nearer home. II Is
interesting to note, however, that the signs
multiply, that Southern Europe, the coming
summer, as well as our own country, bids fair
10 be the scene of mighty military events
France and Austria appear to be rapidly DRIFT
ing towards another war, upon the many stiil
unsettled points of the Italian question, and
it is not marvellous, therefore, that :he cor
respondents write. that in most OF the great
commercial and financial circles on the con-
tinent a vague and wide e-spread uneasiness
exists. A significant symptom OF the incllna-
tion of Austria, is, the rejection OF the Hum
garian programme looking 10 the separa-
ton of the administration of Hungary from
that of Austria. There is the strongest sort
of sympathy between Hungary and Neneta,
and Rome-and 1t needs but some Garibaldi
or Victor Emanuel, to re-touch the electric
spark which drove the Bourbons out OF
Southern Italy last summer-to drive the
Hapsburgs there, after them.
But this is not all. A war of the most
formidable dimensions is looming up In
Northern as well as Southern Europe. A
CORES pondent of the London Times, under
date OF Copenhagen, March Is, writes:
ave are rapidly drifting into hostilities
with Germany. The last attempt OF the
Danish Government to come to an amic bic
| unders landing with the Estates of Holstein
| has signally failed. The committee To whom
| the Government proposals We're referred, re-
ported on the 10th unanimously in favor OF
| their reec tion. The Assembly itself will, II
| is known, act with like unanimity i'll adopt
| ing the recommendation OF its committee, ant
| has already done SO in regard to the first par
| of the proposals concerning the re-organiZi
| ton OF the Common Parliament or Rigsras q
| All the speeches made in the Assenbl,
| brea the the most bitter hostility TO Denmark
and all agree III demanding the establishment
| of political union between the Dnchies o
| Hostein and Schleswig as the cenditiO sin
| qua non of any arrangement with Denmark
! The report of the committee expressly say
| that as long as that demand is not complies
| with no las ting peace is possible. Now, thi
| is the very point which Denmark cannot con
| cete which she successfully resisted IN ta
! last war OF nearly three years duration, an
| which Prussia and Austria, in the neSotia
tions of 1851, admitted that Holstian coui
| not claim as right.
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Fined. The Mayor yesterday fined Frances
Matthews IS for using the city water without
paying therefor. .
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CoIxciDxscE.--The first gun was Aired ct
Fort sumter on Henry Olay's birth dag. The
Fort surrendered on Thomas Jetfersonts BIRTH
day. - t
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Leois Gordon and Tim Kitty were arraigusd
before the Mayor yesterday Tor fighting in tho
street, and the case being examined, they
were discharged.
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FEDERAL POSTAGE LAws.-The Post Office
Department at Washington has prepared CIR
cular ms struct tions in relation to the recent
passage of Postal laws, etc. 1t is therein ex-
planned that cards, either blank or printed,
and blanks in packages weighing not less than
eight ounces, and packages of seeds or cuttings
not eecesdin9 eight ounces in weight, shall be
charged in the pos tage at the rate Of one cent
an ounce or fraction OF an ounce to any place
in the United States under fifteen hundred
miles, to be prepaid by stamps. All pack
ages, except seeds or cuttings, mnst be so
packed and marked that their true character
may be seen.
Maps, engravings, Nthograp phs, or photo
graphic prints on rollers or in paper covers;
books, bound or unbound; photographic pa
per and letter envelopes, are to be deemed
mailable matter and charged with postage by
the weight of the package-nOt in any case TO
exceed four pounds at the rate of one cent n
ounce or fraction of an ounce to any place in
the United States under one thousand miles,
and at the rate OF two cents an ounce or frac-
ton of an ounce over fifteen hundred miles, to
be prepaid by postage stamps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-19

The Long Bridge, on the Potomac, WAS ofs
cupied Wednesday night by n Company of Y.
s. Artillery, with two nsld.p d.piscss, =
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The SOLDIERS WIFB.-Under the heading of
"stray TOPICS the New York Express says
it Is impossible yet to realize that we are in the
midst of a civil war; that the disasters and
horrors we have been wont to read of in our
spared from. are to come 10 us that brothers
in By ood are to fight on different sides; that
those we have called our dearest friends are
become our national enemies that the strug-
giles of patriotism with domestic feelings are TO
10 be made familiar to our dresides. Yet ins
cideuts like one that we read of in the CORES
pondeuce Of contemporary must soon be
common :intermarriages between the North
and south have been so usual that some OF us
have as many connexions in one part OF the
country as in the other. g There is young
merchan in Charleston, who has beautiful
wife. born 1T the North, but who believes, as
all good wives should do, that whateyer her
lord does is right. When the seven twelve
pounders doomed forth, and he was torn from
her lingering embrace, she bade her little boy,
with a cheerful face, tell his papa goodbye,
aud go with "A brave heart to Morris Island,
and not to come back with shot in his back.
She parted from him with a stoieal caimne SO
with her child in her arms, but when he had
left she swooned away. and remained in a
fainting condition all night. The first ques-
ton in the morning was - Did he see me
tremble or hesitate when / bade him fare
well9'" There will be plenty Of opportunity
for heroism in wives and daughters ana SIS
tays as we'll as in husbands and fathers and
brothers, before our present troubles are past
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Patrick D,oyer was held TO bail in eloo yes
terday by the Mayor for interfering with the
watch in the discharge Of their duty. He
gave the req uired surety. sr
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VIRGINIA OFFICE AFFAIRs,-Post-of-
faces have been established us follows: White
heads Store, Rittsyivania CO., A. J W hits-
head, postmas ter. Mount Airy, Pittsylyania
county, Joshua r. Hubbard, postmaster =
Spring Mills, Appomattox coanty, Thos. A..
Hancock, postmaster. s4u3s - q.
Appotnfnents Martin Grouse, postmaster
at Tumbiing Greek, Tazewen county. vice
James b. Crabtree, deceased l.. q. Martin,
postmaster At Rosby Is Rock, ,Marshallconnty,
vice John l.. Gibson, deceased. j. W. bow
man, pos tmaster ut Lebanon Church, Shen-
andoah county, vice Jonathan aheadiey, re-
signed. Robert Jackson. POSI- naae ter AZ Msst
Milford, Harrison county, vice Marquis U.
Patton, resigned. W.sS Horn, postmaster q
Sneadvile, Washingtonx county, vice j. b.
Edmundson, resigned. Wilson Bane, post
master at White Gate, Giles county, vice
James W. Newconb, resigned. Georf0 w.
Singleton. postmaster at Ausualias Nanse-
mond county, vice Wm II. Smith. resigned.
Susan Hank, postmaster At Maple Lawn,
Monroe county, ,avice h. J.. Male, resigned. -
James II. Waugh, postmaster at Hscketts .
Bottom, Amherst county. vics Jno u nureh,
resigned Hy. Mysrs, ,postpastcy a. HHines.
vile. Berkeley county, vice james Turner.
removed. Edward r. Osborn. postmaster -
Grafton, ,Tay Tor county, vice Al. uampbsli.
removed.
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Is. FOR HESE-A HpUsh Ciay etresI,
Ea; near the corner of Adams, with six good
rooms. with closets; Kitchen with three,
reoms, wood md coal bouee, gas IN all the rooms
IN the house wafer in The yard For terms, ap
ply 10 WM. 5. PHILLIPS, on I2th,
ap Id-ts Between Main aud Sank streets.
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II. FOR RENT-A comfortable DIV ELLlNG
NJ HOUSE, with Elk rooms, OBJ 4ih street, 4" est
De- hetw cen Clay and Leigh 1t II in good
repair hss gs- in all the rooms, with water,
kitchen and coal. house in the yard Apply to
IF ALERED l.. HnI.IAnAE. l2tt ~.
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The l70tA Rsgimeat.--This ReeimsnA Col.
Jpo. n. Richardson, u TO b. placed immsdi-
ately ca war footing, - We learn. II Hoard
Of ufiicers was held lAat night, when, no
doubt. proper action was saksn. Ths lteth
will b tound able and Willing - defend IN
rights of the South Whenever cAiled uppAs
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a. FOR RENT-A heat family RbsIDbNGE,
Ess on 18th street, between Broad and Grace. The
HOUSE contains six rooms. with servants
raem coal aud wood house attached, and ex-
C. Ell well of water in the yard, and situated IN
a ma,t dssira BILE mel borhood. Possession given
Immediately. Apply next house, orto
ID i;-stt Z GkAnDOCk. Mechapies' Hall.
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they will remain duty in Baltimore, and
not be removed hence unless their services are
imperatiyely required at Washing ton whittier
they can be transported In q few hours. We
have reason TO believe that this is the extent
of the action rs yet taken by the Governor he
resrrving for future consideration the decision
of the question as to whether he will give a
favorable or unfavorable response to the re-
QUESTION of the War Department.
THE MAssAcHrsErrs auorA.
The quota of Massachusetts youlunteers
has been doubled in view of the probable de-
lays in some of the Border States. Three re-
giments from that State will come to Wash
ington, and one will be sent to increase the
garrison OF Fort Monroe, at Norfolk, Va
Gen. B. +. Butler will probably be Brigadicr-
General of these regiments. Co. A, flying
artillery, Of Boston, which is understood TO
be the best company in New England, are or
dered to report at Washington.
THE NEW YORK TROOPS.
Volunteers are said to be rapidly coming
forward in New York city to support the
Government of the United States. The
Seventy ninth regiment Col Thomas Is.
Maclay, has yolun teered its services to the
Federal Government, whenever and ,chererer
required. The Scott Life Guard Sixth regi-
ment) have also rendered their services. On
| Tuesday night the Zouaye Guard held drill,
rs did various other volunteer associations--
| The right wing OF the Seventh regiment, and
| Il battalion of the Seventy first. and others,
| held public drills, which were largely attend
L
| ment if il desired to 20 South. An officer OF
| the Seventh regiment returned from Wash
| ing ton on Tuesday with orders, which Will
| be issued to the Seventh during the next
| twenty four hours. 1t Is said the Seventh
| will be sent to Fort McHenry. One or two
| regiments in Brooklyn have rendered their ser
| vices.
Superintendent Kennedy has determined 10
| exercise all the power at his command to pre-
| vent i'd being furnished the South, and to this
| end will seize all arms or munitions OF war
dest tined for seeding States.
MAJOR ANDERSON.
| CHARLESTON, April 17.-Previous to Major
| Anderson departure in the Baltic for New
| York courtesies were exchanged between him
| and the principal officers of the Outhern
| army. Major A. was received on board the
| Baltic in a most enthusiastic manner. Hearty
cheers were given by the crew, every officer
uncovered as he went mp the side, and when
| the American flag, which, with the Confede-
| rate flag hoisted on the Isabel in compli-
ment TO Major Anderson g bravery, was hanled
| down, and the flag of Fort Sumter run up &c
| the masthead of the Baltic, amid the smoke
of cannon, Major Anderson bowed his heat
and wept. After the salute the Harriet Lane
led Off, followed in line by the Pocahontas
| Pawnee and Biltic. The scene was impres
| sive and beautiful The Baltic had beer
slightly injured by a collision with the Paw
| nee. The steamtug Yankee, of New York
appeared on the bar and hailed the Isabel TO
information. and then put 10 sea, with loss o
smoke stack, to prevent seizure.
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E<1 FOR kENG-A three stOrv BRICK STORE
Ess on Main strset. between 18th and lsth streets
an IA ar GEO s. PALMER
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a. DON JUAN-The property Of h. ".
10y GAIsEs, will siand this season ~ the
- stables Of his proprietor, near brakes
TssAs.-sse the season; Sss iaspfsncs- Mares
kept On usual terIns,
PnDIsssE.- By Imp. Glencne. dam parknsss ~
wager; q. Lady Grsy, BY Dir Richard r. Osis's
osesrj Gh, Imp. Hnryeslsy; Hh, linp, ptofnsd.
pom JUAN & 3 rich blood bay, without white /
~ lssas; weight lee lbs. He fsn E races ssd
proved himself horse VI speed saa bc:sgw
address, y. v. uAiEEs,
~ i-Ins DTsks's HF4Eeh.
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FOR AALE-Two well broke MULES
\ and spring DkAf and HARNESs-sold
separately, II desired. Apply ext daor
N14m3sto this once. ap is-7tS
a. HOKA rs FOK AALE.-I have three
t>1u6ne HORsES for saie--one very fast
: AID stylish The other two fine Riding
Henss = ssseeses :
ALs0--A .econd hand Top BuGGY.
spis-N EDMOND BOsSIEUX. n
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o. sTORE FOR RENT, OPPOSITE

1ss EXCHANGE HOTEL L AND BALLARD
HoUSE.-For rent, that handsome STORE
10 The new building on the corner Of ltth and
fnoklin streets, immediately Opposite the Ex-
change Hotel and Ballard house. 1t il consider
cd well adapted for the business Of n Merchant
Tailor, Geu;Iemen's Furnishing Goods, Jeweiry,
Millinery. Gunsmith. Cigar dealer, &c, &c, and
vi! be rented low to good tenant.
he BASEMENT Of the same will be rented
with the Store, fitted mp for Barber shop, If
de-, red. Auply to lap s-ts1 j. A JSL0ES
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- FOX RENf-The upper part OF the
Il H0USs on sixth street, containing six rooms,
from the Vegetable Market. Possession can be
had Immediately. apply to
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The Baltimore American Of yesterday says;
The variety OF rumors afoat throughout the
day yesterday. In relation To the call made py
the General Government Oh The State OF Ala.
some show Of piaustbility from an announce
msnt In the National Inteiiigencers that lios.
Hicks had responded afiirmatiyeiy TO the re-
quisftion. The facts are, ~ we stated yester-
no nnha action on the subject, and probably
wita not for some days TO come. II the uilttid
are Called ont in Maryland, IL will be under
Inc written pledge Of the Government at
" WASHINGTON, that they are 10 be held for The
spec ial pirsersatiun OF the peace and quiet Of
TIE State OF Maryland, and are not In any
event 70 be sinpioyed beyond its borders, az
c+pt IN defence OF the National UapitAt, which
- part aud parcel OF ths original territory OF
Tie State. II they are taken into the service
Of tbs Government, under this agreement,
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g. FOR REST.-The STABLE aud CAR
IA RiAGb HOUSE in the rear of the residence
formerly pied by DR.. !. V. Rob.on, on
S-h rtreet, near Main streeI, between Main and
Gary street. Apply TO
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O. FOR REST-rne two New STORES,
H.. with iron fronts, on Franklin street, opposite
~ Ietrop5litan Hall. To good tenants, the
rent viii be moderate. Apply to
apl7-lw BOILING W. HANALL-