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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS In
HOSPITAL

Published 90 soaformify ,rith tAs ysso,stioa of
the Senate Of July is, 1861.
At Gsnsyal Hospital on E street, bsttrsss Foxrtk
and Fifth streets, Washington Sent o.
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WAmong the candidates named for Vie
Pts<dent Of TIE bogus confederacy are John G :.
Bree ekiardge, OF Kentucky; John Bell, % Ten
nessee; Claiborne +. Jackson. Ex-Governor OF
Ml.ean, and Msssn. Rives, Preston and Macon,
Wthg1Ahss "a 81 ~ faaI59 Gss )
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FOR INDIAN GOODS.
os.iD D1Erss.s5ss 1.S.s. c.,,s Or Sss Iss.,.O, y

- UkPaRTMENT OF TIE tNTKntoH,
,r5,. s5E.LsP a PRerosALs, sndorses Proposals. tor
ecessd Il he oos 81 f'i psdsn % n.S T IN
next q: i S ss. :. 6S
tIoles: '''' 'Oe Ns A~s' e'-
ac pairs s1ost aSSs ' n.ssS.s SsS s snss.s SSss 20
pa ahss Sssfns" saS ssss
measure s. by 66 inches. and weigh pounds
100 palrs 2-1oist white ssoklso 6lsntets, 90
500 sea 'vss Sscn.s sEs & 20
ga MEASURE s ey g inches. ana weigh << lbs.
mss,urs q by e Inohes, and vsikS 81 10.
!" palrsS point scarlet Meckinse blankets, TO
X psiS u .o.s sssRuss sRf sss sSsnSs
aspsiTs poIst scarlet Mssfipss Sfakss. to
go PAIRS pofnt .Ssrss n Sssersc SPS s So 10
,oo ms mss:STe s g 3 IS inches, sHd weigh 81 lbs
600 pair. point green Mscfin.o SlsnEets, 70
msss1rs s. 6y ss inohsss and ssiaS % pounds as
st. q @Sssars s1 y :, I q iuoSss. 'ss' ana ssiIi Si
eoo pairs 5 point indigo blue Msokinso bl.nkeu,
20 mss.uTs 50 by u inshss. and veish iSs.
200 psirs ~ point indigo blue Msofinso 6lsn-
kets, e measure "a By 90 inches, and velEh
30 psir, sf-sOint sentinslls bin. M.ekin.s
weigh 10 pounds
so psirs 5 point rontinella blue Msokinse bIsn-
kets, 20 measure 90 by u inches, and weigh
epoupds
600 pairs ~ point gsutineIls blue Msckinse
siabs sLsnkbess, 70 Measure 81 BY S inches, and
$50 pairs 3 point gentinells blpe MsckInss bIsn-
hsts, to measure q bJ sfnehes. and weigh
90 pairs IL point geniinella blue Msckinse
blankets, 70 measure 81 By 50 inchss. and
IS psrrs J. point % ssntinells blue Msokin<e blsn-
kets, To measure 81 BY 20 inches, snd weigh
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu,

A Positive ssd Specific REMEDY
...- For Diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, and DROP
-.-. SICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion
ehd exotes the ABsORBENTs into healthy action,
py winch the wATRRY Oh CALc ER Gus depositions,
eno al UNNATURAL KNLsRGKN ,NIs are reduced, ,
e well as PALM AND INFLAMMATION, and is good
= MEN, WOMEN. OR CHILDREN.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weaknesses
Arising from Exc.sses, Habits of Dissipation,
Early IudscTctIon OF Abuse, =
ATTENDED rfth fhs F0lloufng Symptoms:
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror Of Disease, wakefuness
Dimnsss st Vision, Pam in the Back,
univsrsal Lassitsds OF the Muscular System,
Not uandg, Flushing of the Body,
Urynsss OF he SKIN, Eruptions on the Face,
PAILIp coUNTKNkNcI.
These symptcms, II allowed TO 20 on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
MPOTENCY. .FATUIFY, BPILEPHIC PITS,
In one Of pkieh Ae Patient may Expire.
Who can cay that they are not frequently fol-
lowed BY those "bIIEFuL pIsRAsls,"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the cause Of thsir suffering,
Bot NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsYLUMS
And fAe Melancholy Deaths by Cossxmptton,
BEAR AMPLE wITIBss TO THE Truth OF TEE
ASSERTION.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Rec quires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and
IuvIgoIate the System,
which HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCaU
isrartobIy does.
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE 1nE MOST sKEPrIsAL.
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sll affections and diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating and no matter Of
HOW LONG STANDING,
Diseases of these Organs require the sid Of Dr-
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is The GREAT DlURETIC,
and It il certain to have the desired ef,ct in all
DisessesJov whses 81 IS recommended.
EVIDENCE OF THE MOST RESPONSIBLE AND RE-
LIABLE CHARACTER
will accompany the medicines. ''
CERTIFICATES OF CURES
From to % years standing,
WV" vans SCIENCE AND FAME.
PHYSICIANS" PLEASE "NOTICE."
WE MAKE "No SECRET" OF s'INaREDIEsrs.
.. HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is composed Of Buchu, Cphehs and Juniper Bernes,
selected with great oars BY . competent druggist.
'' PREPARED IN VACU0, 4
BY II. +. HE L M b l. d,
Pr.ctiosl and Analytiosl Chemist and Sole MAI
HELMBOLD'SG GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
AFFIDAVIT ..
the aSd %
being duly swc n, doth ,sy. his pres TsIations con-
but pSeS other
svSsS sad , MS sSF' fi 81
Alderman, Ninth ST.. above Raos. PRils.
PHysIcLANs IN ATTEYDANoR
--.s." FROM A. M. TO p. NJ. -.
Price d Per bstsie, or six fer S5.
Delivered to any address, securely packed fiom
observation. Il" IL
Address letters for information in oonfdenos 10
&c e.. n. r. HBbMBOLD, CAsmist, -
Depot, lo4 South Tenth ST.. below Chestnut, Phila
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS q.
who epdeavor 70 dispose "of their own and
"other" articles on the reputation attained BY
Hs'mbold's GsHsiss Preparations,
Extract BHeAas, 2,
I" !" Sarsaparilla,
Imprevsd Rose WASH.
Sold By q. b WAITE, z. ID. GILMAN, JoaN
WILLY. 3. c. FoRp, =. b. ENrwIsrLE, B. q,
MAsss, KIDwILL 4 LAun.scs, " Warrington and
AND 1LL DIR UeeIsTs EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR HELMBoLp's. sss -
leess's as1s ass'as 3. TAKE NO oTEER.
Cut out the advertisement and send ior il. = /.
AND AvOiDI~PosrrToN and ExPosuRK.
Dssoribs Symytoms in all Commsaicatiens
Live Ssassn,ef&! Advice Grasis!
Ice S-fyS) !uoa siIaoqso ia H3asVss Goa 4 4
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DISEASES OF LMPRUDENCE.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS

rnh mArT THOUSANDS cured at this insitedsn within
hs last seventeen years. add the portant sprr
cal eP.rausns psrornsd by DR. Johnstsn,
fsPsrsr q The papers and many other psrsons nocss
which have aIPssrsd again and again bssrs be
dts h standing Esutsman oS character AID
sufty, 10 S2eisnt fEarantss aGctsd. mar lSly
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-1.UNBOATs ron .zl WESTERN RIVERS,

INDIA RUBBER GOODS -All kinds Of India
l. Rubber Goods oonstAptiy on hand, Vhofesaie
a.d ,rsts,L'so e WALL, sTEP9gEHS = Coz :. Z
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TSasAS2ss NE :. F.SE s.s.l :. FEsscha 3. hasf SHr.sS
zss.sssiff s1sss: ~ fss:ssS fks:s SSss' q sets1 WtS
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IJPJagkwSs,sa SsaHHAIa aHHAIa DyEi.ro coLoR BIZ AcR
boxes for one dollar Gray. red o. assen hair . oss
be ohapged il, = few seconds @ . I.t asek or
and cheapest in the world, prodncinr the mon en-
iti sPPlied IIch natural appearance Zach Box
e much hag DE a. ekhsss ssll Cor oss do1ss!
sold by 8 Q; UPHAM, 40 1,hesnnt street, L..
street and Pa. ave. = = 9Fssl : - sep S-eoiy
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VI Washington papers please copy and send
bills to the War Department. oct I-3t
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nR. 6ODFREY's. ANTIDoTE used for III
London and rsris for the cure ef Sse,a
the United States, 70 ooatains no mcr-s
eury or other minerals, and viii not harm th
sntees and no change of Diet required. Pace g
sent pI express sod In Washington by & CAL
wEkI FokD, corner Ilth street and Psnnsylvs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27

M eHin siEiss q bee nutA the
HOO u yiis Wei. bnt "a her guns were
-un hack. her portfolios closed. and the
vesss. oshesy:ss .pWpaseiy disguised. she
was aisteksh 10, q Merehant.Ts a. and the
pirates. flashed with their recent snccess,
snd with SO :ay:.ins prospect of pluuder
hsfors them. fall Of great expectations
made all sail COR the supposed prize
They had gciten within mile C: the brig
6siep 90 darorFG shka 6NE hrssF hen
they put s6o-t. more anxious to escape
than they had been before to make the
sssissA E4hs fsssyE .. 1orcssgtvs sehnfe
and fred several shots. four of which were
returned by the lS-pounder Of The Savan-
a.. I've q che Tsi,oss from the Perry
~snt through the fore-sail Of The pilot
boat; the shots of the Savannah did no,
~ Eee De ar ocesscEs asshe
surrender 81 The pirates, who were taken
IN board the Perry. sn'i were subsequent
" Transferred e the Minnesota lying
OH ChasIes:ons where they were put in
irons The Minnesots put a prsxe crew
OF seven upon the Savannah. Midshipmar
MeCook commanding. and they brought
her - New York. anchoring off the Bat.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27

s';.:ss's'n;3tza9oHp1 s:s,
says that the President has not appointed
sslessss 3lefediti. Mcmillan and Brown
,Colopelsx .Wa,hsye ths1sr5 bsst sashori-
~ TOR saying that the President has directed
Gov. Morton to accept the regiments o.
these gentlemen % three Of the six to be re-
cclysd irosl Iadians. They will be officer
u by the Governor. with the exception
v. Inc Colonels.- I1siiaae.polis Journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27
THEFT 49,: s.'itnt'.,l|se' .3Hi'ia.

deserted before she put &c sea. There
were: thsSsF NGxfopr sasoara when
the Joseph was captured. and eight. hav-
,ing been Transferred TO hes. leaves sixteen
liaifoas % the Min asasli Ole. however.
j. or the Savannah. He SAYS hs belongs
20 this eity snd was impressed into the SER
vice. which is net improbable. The Is
pocud swivel srsidship looks quito form
iaa5'e- There IS large quantity ofshot
ard shell. grape and canister aboard
The pirates wsre g. ide A@1nedwi,h ou.
.asses, knives. pistols. mIskets. rifles, &c.
m6eABiE. IA Hki is 4bS xesy si<tasei 81 IA
practical den. with these death doing in
strnueas tsn4izg up b 5rnf me sAlls.-
They had also quantity OF handcuffs for
prisoneIsF FHsf idSka isk&aao be Nc
Donald. formerly one OF the pilots oil. the
Spafotd q 1i,4sssn .Ehe Cs,ff Chsrleston
steamers. and well known IN New York.
Captain Baker vas The i.eadsff of the pi-
.f'f'faSl xaaeI luR DIeI9
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27
FHEREPUBEIGAA


Hes Crew in Irons on the Minnesota.
-. ), Essn Ire New Yssss Tribune Of s,on,iay
-, e. 4 be Schooner Savannah. 3Eidshipmanl
Met ook commanding. from Charleston. 4
days, has inst arrived. having tiss stars and
strips floating ayef. the secession fag.-
The sehoener.was captured BY the United
States esiss Perry. about so mikes ont
p siss Charleston harbcrs - She was for
merly a pilot fboa,.ai taas pert, ie eehooner
rigsea,1 OF 81 tnns burthcn.. and has an Is.
panntss pivot ann anidships. She had
been ont from ,Chaslestsa asent SO hours
prsyioRs tn her. capture. During her
cruise si.o hal captured tbs brig Joseph.
u,oi, Esekiand. which was sent into George.
: term, Ssnth Carolina. The Savannah
was brought 60 this port by Midshiprnan
ESCaoks and prize. crew Of Caitsi States
sh;r Ainnssess, Her crew. about go in
-,iambers were put IN irons on board the
Minnesota Tie Savannah viii enchos off
ny Pa1tsY ALA oxIIGakUn
s,s..sr-ss Is isfs -Asv1Esa ACcorsr.TfT-a -
- Oas reporter boarded the Savsnnsh last
evening. and Pom Isaac Seeds. acting
mate. AMI ci.s .. he, crew put on boafti
from tie Minnesota. leans some addition,
81 particulars. lis vas In Charleston at
iitne she was Citing ant. anil saw her
lying at anchor Of Fort Suustsl. on the
Slss Of May She went to sea on Sunday.
IA tane. GaS next day fsll in with the brig
Joseph OF Reckisnd. Name. rom dCas<s
uas. Crba. With cargo Of sugar. eonsign-
cd go Wsich 4 Co.. Phiiadelphis. The
Savannah SCI he's colors so as to deceive
the Jossrh. .aai tie LATER ..4ys to and her
cap.sin vent atoa-d the piratical .claft un-
sslss thsiInpression that slie was N distress
No soSaeE had. he dane so fha. the captain
Of TIE Savannah said, our vessel. is Ia
ken As . oriss under tie authofIty of the
coi:eds.ate States Eight men were pu.
ssbcass. tho joseph. ard they =sre directed
to take. sass ani-tile crew tosthe nesres.
Port. which was that OF Georgetown. s. e.
This occ1--ed stou. The n.i,.tie Of The az
tsrnoon
Soon after the Savannah and Joseph
parted company. the brig Perry. a man of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27
|'DELEows. ANvILs.yIcEs. and d., ali . kinds
nay 9 q e blacksmith Il T' 3 'D y 8 cos.

A XES.-Lippincott's Bood's and Dement'S,
IA twdrreitcd) Axes; for sale at the Mammoth
Hardware Store Of Buck & TeAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27

c. c. BUcH-so-t--A-.-. sd C. l.. ToAN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27

|f7As s. BEES " AK. OLD BRIT.
-s,e,1 star IRON 40 sQ41 HoEH1ss o. .ineb
diva Tslsen in. Exchange fer Hsrdwhrsa Il
mag lo,sss, u sourH, 3 plcKspNs& CO..,
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on their premises, corner OF Pratt and Concord
streets. Adopted. q
Also report with resolution granting permits.
sion to Thomas Boggs to erect a small steam
timore street. Adopted.
MT. BROWN, tromNthe Committee on Water pre-
sented report adverse to the removal of the pump
on Pearlstreet, near Fayette. Adopted
=, Il communication was received from his Honor
me Mayor, enclosing statement from the City
Counsellor, George NJ. Gill, Esq, relative to the
incidents of the 10th of April. Referred to the
Joint Special Committee.
Mr.. NICHOLAS presented an ordinance authorizing
the Mayor and City Register to issue city bonds to
The amount of $4,000 for the use OF the Water
Board in completing the new water works. Laid
on the table.
Adjourned until Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
SECOND BRANcH.-Branch met. CHAs. j. BAKER
ESD, President in the Chair, and all the members
present.
Mr.. GEORGE, from the Committee on tn,
| Fire Department, submitted a report in which
the committe set forth that any change in the or
ganization of the Fire Department would be mex
| pedient They also state that the Fire Com
missioners are now reducing the extra force at
tached to each company, etfecting a saving O
$4,000, without at all impairng its efficiency Th
report was accepted and the committee discharged
| from the further consideration of the subject
MT. GEORGE, from the same committee, offer
ed resolution permitting Edward s. Lambdin t.
| enlarge summer kitchen in the rear of his premi
| ses on Broadway. Adopted.
MIR. ALRlcKs moved that when the Council ad
Journ this (Thursday) afternoon, it adjourn t.
| meet at ) o'clock on Monday afternoon; which
motion was concurred in BY the First Branch
Mr.. SwINDELL presented resolution proposin.
to submit to the people at the fall municipal election
| the question OF granting permission to the Cit,
| Passenger Hallway to run their cars on Sunday
discussion ensued, which was participated il
| by Messrs. ROBE, HIGGINs, and MILLER, the tw,
first named favoring the adoption of the resolution
and the latter opposing it.
Mr.. MILLER then moved that it lay on the table
| which was lost.
The question then recurring upon the adoption
OF the resolution, it was adopted by the following
| vote:
| Yeas-Messrs. Dean, Marden, Wilson, Robb
Swindell, and Higgins.
Nays-Messrs. President, George, Alricks, an
| Miller.
The Branch then adjourned till Monday after
| noon at o'clock
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER,

WASHINGTON, July is.
News from Fairfax up to last evening, is that the
centre of McDowelPs column was within hail OF
the advance pickets of the .Confederates and that
General Johnston had arrived at Strasburg, where
his troops were embarking in the cars on the Ma
nassas Gap Railroad, for the junction. 1t was also
stated that Patterson following up the Confede-
rates under Johnston, and a battle might be ey.
pected at Front Royal, as General Johnston had
left strong rear guard at that place. Patterson,
however, cannot reach Straburg short of ten hours
after Johnston has left that place. e.r.9 r-"H
Information from Virginia represents the great
est confidence existing among all parties. Any
slight Union feeling which may have slumbered in
the breasts OF patriotic men has been complete
crushed out by the action of the present Congress-
Subjugation is consider ed by them as better than
the sharing quasi Union which can permit n
party to control its action, who have SO little hest
tauon about sweeping away every buwark which
the trainers of the Constitution erected for its
protection. 1t is said that money is abundant in the
South, and that foreign bills are at a discount
The manufacturers are doing thriving business,
and the number of new factories of all kinds which
have been put in operation is perfectly astonishing
In six months more, the South will manufacture
all Its necessary wants--war or no war-bloekade
no blockade. a -, '...l- -
Large reductions will be made in few DAYS in
the number of clerks EMPLOYED in the interior De
partment, particularly in the Land and Pension
divisions. 1t is the intention of the Committee on
Pensions to reduce the force to one-third of the
number at present employed. .........-,. r..
The Secretary of the Navy will sho tly issue
proposals to secure the services of the unemployed
vessels on the North Atlantic hsrbors, to be used
for war purposes and to be altered in construction
should the Department deem it Necessary, in order
to increase their efficiency " =
me President has signed the bill appointing as
s's star pay masters in the navy. To- -
.. Mr. Bayard will speak Tomorrow on the resoIu-
WIZ WI probably be replied to by Messrs. Trumbull
Another soldier was shot this afternoon while
AZ. He was taken to the infirmary,
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SPECIAL NOTICE 40 ADVERTISERS AND
ATuEr


The claims which THE DAILY CHI Nf.r ,,,os ,,ro
the attention of the mercantile and business community
o. SIMPLY passed upon those principles of mutual benefit
WING" every itegen man can understand, for they are
rs unueriie success in al! industrial and commercial
enterprises lift can be shown that THE EXCHANGES
" nealnm Tor advertising, and that in point Of
circulation it will only bear with that
commercial paper in this city, but that this creula
unused over wider area, its merits means of
omunication with the merchants Of other States
eicit that attention which sTeyd aud saga
coes men are accustomed to give to matters that concern
her individual interests What then are tbe f,cso We
eo NOT refer to the large city circulation Of THE EX
ior mat speaks for ITSELF It's success in this re-
specC Is, IN point OF time without parallel What We
Is 10 maze frank statement OF its country crcula-
euse the larger proportion OF the trade of tits city
% gu from the interior The extent which that circu
mas reached may be gathered from the following par-
"nich give the States to which il is sent and the
Vi PostoHces at which it is received and distribut-
. collation. of our mail books shows that THE
LACHANGE is regularly mailed to sir hundred and t,,re
Ds' scattered through the various States and Terri
cs Oh the Union, and that the great bulk of This co,nt
'a'oh is IN those States upon which the merchants of
most chiefly rely for the increase and perpetua
Ig,i vi their trade In MARYL LAND alone THE Ey
- Is mailed to Too hundred and ytaco post-ofces
o 10 larger circulation in the counties Of our own
state than is enjoyed by any other commercial a =;
Inns city VIRGINIA stands next upon the list and o,.
Virginia comes ~ 10Y "H" ate
NORTH CAROLINA
SOUTH CAROLINA
TENNESSEE
PENNSYLVANIA
OHIO,
ALABAMA,
GEORGIA,
LOUISIANA,
KENTUCKY
IOWA,
TEXAS,
and MISSISSIPPI
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1861.

We have had, of late, repeated complaints from
our country subscribers, but more especially from
those residing inethe lower counties of the West
ern Shore of Maryland, with regard to the irregu--
lar delivery of the EXCHANGE They state that
they do not receive their papers, in some in
Stances for more than q week after the date of
- their publication Owing to the recent removal
of the old and efficient clerks from the Post-oice
here, and the appointment of others who are az
yet unaccustomed 10 the duties assigned them, it
is possible that failures may occasionally occur in
this quarter, and we have no doubt that such has
been the fact in isolated cases. But the constant
and unvarying irregularity which attends the
delivery of the papers mailed by us for Prince
Georges st. Mary's, Charles, and Calvert coun-
ties must be attributed to some other cause. We
can assure our subscribers that the fault does not
lie with us. Their papers are promptly forwarded
to them every morning in time to leave by the
early train, and we can only account for their
failing to reach them in due season on the hypo-
thesis thot-whether unintentionalIy or otherwise
we do not presume to say~-they are subjected 10
detention at Washington, to which city the mail
for most Of the Pos:-ofces in the lower counties Of
The Western Shore is sent for distribution.
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BALTIMORE COAL CoNIPANY,s COAL.
REDUCTION I'M PRICE.

am now receiving regularly my supplies OF this cele
brated COAL and am enabled to offer to consumers at
very 10" PRICES In view of the present unsettled state
OF AFFAIRS and the possibility Of shipments being emf off
would recommend consumers of Coal TO Law in their en-
plies at s.. ~ adj .rn.tsr.a ~ e .I =
AS no Cumberland Coal is coming to this markat
would recommend the of my Coal as substitute for
seaming and other shall keep large supplv co,
stantly my wharf. .s'T.-# - TT
.-. .- ...e." R. W. TYSON, Sole Agent,
-" .'...- 1854. .- .'... No. IS Second street
For the quality Of the Baltimore Company's Coal far
steamiDg purposes respectfully refer to the following
parties: 'l.a.-. .rf...H iii. .-. god
aessrs Dougherty, Woods & Co., Baltimore Steam Sugar
refinery Samuel 7. Pearce Esq, Agent Cromwels Line
steamers; A. l., Higgins Esq, Boston Line Steamers
AeSsrs H. Abbott Son. Canton Rolling MILL .aE
- Murray & Hazlehurst, Vulcan Works; cod.
And Steamboats, generally. s..-g E1ar : q ivsts
REPRINTS OF THE ENGLISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS
AND BLAcKwooD's Notwithstanding been appointed bv
the Publishers their Agent in Baltimore for the ahnva
periodicals. vice Freeman, vamoset persons v;sbinc 10
take any of them will be promptly supplied by 800
cr ar JOHN P. DESF0RGFS,
Z ,,.,,...,-J -,ls- Antiquarian Book Store,
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