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BEVERLY, MASS, Dec. II, 1860

lIAtS,
4. C. SPALDING, Esq.
wish for som: circulars or large show bills. TO bring
Crphac Pills particularly before customers.
If YOU have anYthDg of the kiHu please send
One VINO is subject to severe SICK Head
usually lasting 6ays) cured Of attack
IN one hour 0y B01;r Pills, which sent
Respectfully yours. W. B. WILKES.
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HAvERFORD, PA, Feb. c, 1861
MR. SPALDING.
SIR: wish you to send me one more box of your Cepha
lie Pills, hare Teceired great deG c benefit from them
Yours respectfully.
MARY ann STUIEHOUSE
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[From the Democrat, St. Cloud. Mimi
II you are, have been troubled the headache
send for box (Cephalic Pils,) that have them
in case Of an attack.
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EkMES r. CHANCE.

hMbo Il. UHhNUE,
- (LATE HUCTIONFER,l
GENEPAL COMMISSION NER RELIANT,
both CITY and Gtuoty Mercqns Who are requested to cX.
an n the same before purchasing elsewhere
JA3iES = CHANCE,
Commission Merchant,
- stones D F. corner BatiIoGrr and Charles sts.,
LnLL' y Entrsnc. Charles street.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephaic Pills accomplish the object for which they weT
made, viz: Cure Of headache ia all its forms
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4nbIir Galhe
By 2DEEON - 60
A.;1 TRUSTEES SALE

Ei " ',,,'5,L h . o. oAn1 a, -, a
~Afe4ksA aqua BILE DWELLING ON SOUTH PACA ST.
ciS virtue Of decree the Circuit Cour Baltimore
ne H,-fsgncd. trustee viii offer for by public
ney a. 3n te prem se FRIDAY, tie 10Th day Of Nay
All. THAT LOT OF GR0T l., si,,,o+a and Irir, =; tIs
for tt o m ~ oreSaid ard thus desc. Beginning
Ia ~ Invest side South Paca street at
NOS $780, S 20 itet s9uthwestcry from the western
Oie oI warner and South Pac streets ana mining
thence southH eerly, houndi, on mn Pon snt *
et teice northWesterly ll2 feet; thence orIaostl n
Ground go. '''~ f'''1 u reSliHiuh'
improved ny three story brick DWELLING rA,o IfsN
with finished basement and double tyr-stnrv h. 81
ms ana stable and Carriage House On tile rear Of he Io
IemSCne third cas- h, and the balac. in tyn fc. -
staImenis of three six months credit payments 70 bear
interest from day Of sale secured bv not Of tho
purchaser, TO be endorsed h. satisfaction Of III. r1ste
SAMUEL SNOWp-N, Trustee
ADREON x Co
apIS2sWSTs !rcti,r.ar.
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From the kanawha Valley STIR, Kanawha, Val
We that persons suffering from the headache,
who try them, will stick to them.
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Iron the Advertiser, Providence, 2. II
The Cephac Pills said to be ? remarkable effective
remedy for the headache and OF the very best for tina
very frequent complaint which has ever been discovered
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Rankfrs ann AEqkers.

Sanaers ann Arukers.
MARTIN LEWIS,
w EN- H. A 4 sE S82GK sf RfgKER'
has special ST1EE toS the purchase and sale OF
mh2o If IN the ne New York market.
wi NOTE AwD BILL BR0KER,
Pays individual attention 70 tn negotiation of CONNER
cial Pagyr and LoanS Of 81 descriptioas. ,.s
Cash advances made on Coil itcrals mh2a tt
NOTES, STOCKS AND BONDS
~ BOUGHT AND SOLD
No E Z sf36y e s FKsj
NEAR SoUrH street.
N E&ES faf ~ B e i12F@'i P%FER
S SR9YS G 5ES IN Az PR aAERET
ARRy44NCTESS M 70 % On y OIL
BUYS ND SEs s fRr cLAss EGSf RdN6 RENTS
and attends personally to all and every kind Broker and
Ranking business jaI5-tf
T EoNARD J. T0RMEY,
- DEALER IN
GO y No. o. T e ( s6 & i ( sr ( Il F. E r.
B aLTIMORE, I'D.
cofPN HFES Bought, Sold and Negotiated.
6ab G 9 s sys? to 1hs NesOiiaqn}
y. STocK HkP ELL BROKERS,
No. NORTH STREET,
Bqy and sell on commission exclusively STOCKS
BONDS &c, in thi. aud her markets. ja46m
7 AWRASON q SMITH,
II STOCK AND BILL BROKERS
Negotiate Business Paper ans, and execute orders
for Stocks in this and other markets. juI8 #
MONEY BUSINESS.
I'VE MARTIN LEWIS,
First house from Scuth street,
NEGOTIATION Of 1S GEkG1 l2$&4hi'IlIE to Inc
EFFECTS LOANS On STOCKS hSD OTHER SECURITIES.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested in mos. than tAousau cases
with entire success
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7 H. LUCKETT,
~ STOCK, NOTE. BILL,
AND REAL ESTATE BROKER
81 SECOND STREET, Baltimore.
REFERENCES:
P. Gibson, Cashier Bank OF Baltimore, Baltimore.
c. K. Coleman, Cashier Mechanics Bank, Baltimore
J. Il. Buck, Cashier Franklin Sank, Baltimore.
Thomas J. Carson, Banker, Baltimore.
Thomas ID. Johnston, Baltimore.
J. c. Adams, Baltimore.
Warwick Frck Il Ball, Baltimore.
r. Mcke, Cashier Union Bank of Maryland Baltimore
B. A. Eickers, President Marine Bank, Baltimore.
Johnston, Bro. & Co, Bankers, Baltimore.
Josiah Lee = Co, Bankers, Baltimore.
Hugh Jenkins & Co.. Baltimore
Young Carson, Baltimore.
VIM Pinkuev Brooke, WASHINGTON, d G. ulyl5-R
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COLUMBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE
CONPAE

Y q Y . Y q
CASH CAPITAL PAID UP $500 n0C
ASSETS NOVEMBER seth, 1889 ...........sl As
3. 9. MORRIS, President.
riOS. LORD, Vice President
SAMUEL Il. MOORE Secretary
The undersigned respectfully solcits application for
surance in this desirable Office
HENRY II. WAKEFIELD, Agent
HIN WAKEFIELD Il co,
iu4-tfr rs Spear,s wharf
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from the st. Louis DemocratI
The immense demand fo the article tCephalic Pis)
rapidly increasing.
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From the Daily News, Newport, +. IL
Cephalic Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
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Spttial Aotites.

FOMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, BALTIMORE, April
~ Il. Observation-Disclosures FOR NEW LAMPS
REPAIRS OF LAMPS AND IRON PILLARS-Srparat-
Seal Proposals will be received at this Office until Ed
NESD Y, 2th instant, for furnishing the city o? Ra
more with what LAMPS may be wanted Tor one year
from the lst May next Aso for repairs Lamps and for
Iron Pillars. "
TIL Lamps to be made of four Tin painted in
side and out the pattern be seen ut this ofic.
Proposals repairs must state the price Dgr month for
each police district. The Iron Pillars much pillar
.a.. SAMUEL MACCUBBIN,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-19
FAST LINE.


Leaves Columbus 2.l P. NJ, from Union Depot, via
Bellaire: arrives at Newark, 323 P. NJ; Zanesvile,
80 2. M; Bellaire7 55 P. M; Pittsburgh, II. .25 p.
NJ; Harrisburg, 800 A. M; vid AUenf0to1, arrives
at New York, q P. M; ola Philadelphia, arrives
PHILADELPHIA, lilo P. NJ; New York, pm, This
Train also connects at Harrisburg for Batimore
riving aN P. NJ. .-4- -.
This Train through to Bellare or Pittsburg with
out change OF oars and from Pittsburg there Is no
change Of Cars to Philadelphia, or via Allentown to
New YorE-thus Offering sa c1 tsul
The only Route from Columbus to Baltimore,
Philadelphia, or New York. with only
..1 tl l4aone change OF Cars. a'-
By this Train Passengers arrive in New York five
hours In advance Of the Northern lines. l
This Train also connects at Belaire with the Baltimore
and Ohio r. R, -er4- lssT -eT 5Ht ct 81
TThis Route is 80 miles shorter to Pistsburg
.aai and 'more than 100 miles shorter to
7'73a New York, than Northern Lines. -
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ANrr-AnALeAMArro LEeusLArroN IN CALIfoR-
NIA.--A bill "to prevent amalgamation of the
different races Of men" has lately been passed
ia penal offense for any white person to inter-
marry with any "oulorsd person, )" whether Of
the African or Asiatic races.
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Sleeping Cars attached to this Train
FROM Columbus. run directly through to Bellaire or
Pittsburgh Without change and Passengers via Allen.
town arrive in New York at "a. NJ,
lITTwo HOURS IN ADVANCE OF NORTHERN
VI. ....-.--r. p -- q LINES. 4"n l. ..rtg
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Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains, to Chicago, New l--lzz
York and Boston. ag

Baggage Checked Through to Ne.o York and Boston
via Qegeiandi also, to Philadelphia and o.
~ ~ Neso Iorkvid 0restlins. % q
e NV RETURNING Hsl Zoe.
Night Express arrives at Columbus at.. HIS P. N.
Ga Cncinnau Express arrives at Columbus at 1850 A.
Accommodation Express arrives at Columbus at7;5O
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7 HENRY IkEIILEl. ,

Late OF Phalon's Hstablishment N. wv Proprietor
the New York Fashionable Shaving Hair Cutting
ehampooning Curling and Dressing Saloon, East State
street, over ne Ro1t Once, where satisfaction will
DO rgivM IN al thsN vaxious br6pches. Ladies' and
ohiIdren's Hair Dtsssing done In The best style
iy9l-dly tNt
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T'HE OHIO STATESMAN STEAM
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT

EXTENSIVE FAoILITIEs
Is fully prepared to execute In the
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seine most Reliable standard An.
thority OF the Eng glish shLanguage."
; "A q sig Hsnidrsd Eminent Eaucators Of OHIO,
"THE BEST ENGLISH DICTIONARY ExTANT."

i'.HeJer are upwards Of Hundred Thousand words,
whose multfarous meanings and dervationB, together
with thel correct spelling and pronunciation are clearly
set before the. eye" as s54isp :
Cincinnati Cbnpmercial. !,
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This Train also connects at Belare with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. .4
pITTaRnRaH EXPRESS

steubenville arrives at Newark, 10 so p NJ. Coshoc
ton, 2l5 P. NJ; steubenvllle, P. M Pttsburg, $40
P. NJ. This Is the only route by which Passengers
can leave Cincinnati at A. NJ, go through to Pitts
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Trains Leave Columbus as follows

a. --t q. MORNING EXPRESS l,,isi.
Leaves Columbus $50 A. NJ. from Union Depot. via
Bsllare Steubenyie arrives at Belaire, 1920 A.
NJ; Steubenville, 1890 p. NJ Pittsburgh, 40 P. NJ.
Harrisburg l10 A. MI viG Asfoac1, arrives at New
York 9.00A, Nj; ola Phtiddsiphid, arrives at Pha-
also at Harr sburg for Baltimore arriving at 745 NJ.
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DLA1N AMI FI0URREnvBLACK
H. DRESS GILKh, of evsfv sEzdpsl uhe most select
assortment IN The city, and % most rlsmAbie saiss
~ .asltf i'. = fsf -. - syef atw NuAxM q SON,
, aprilf No. 20 South uigh street.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Nf FOR THE CURE OF r.l-.
CostirenesS, Jdundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dgse,tery, Foul Stomach, Ejystpelas, Headache,
Piles, Rheumatism, E,optio',s and SKIN Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Dyppsy, Ietter, Ttmors and
Salt Rtcini, Worms, GouR, Neuralgia, as
Dinner Pill, aud for Purifying the Blood. 3. y o.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes of
family physic. ...--.1
Price Is cents per Box; Five boxes for S100
Greatnumbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthese
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure. ID fa
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take no Others The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have II. r.Hs
All our remedies.are for sale by F.l
goa RoBERTS & SAMUEL, Columbus,
And by Druggists and Dealers everywhere. ,.
nov9:1yd,tw&w .,ys'h.~
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rlHAvE TINS DAY ADMITTED NV
j son JAMESsADGER Balm as partner in my busi'
ness, which will hef after b eondueted under the rm
Of Balm d son.f z P. BAlN, 20 South High 81.
Columbus, Feb Is, 1861. febl6
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TUESDAY, April Is.
FIRST BRANcH.-Present-Th President, JOHN
c. BLACKBURN, Esq, and all the members-Tbe
CHAIR presented the petition of William Fl. Curry
and others, asking the erection of gas main and
gas lamps on Eager street, between Greenmount
avenue and Jones Falls; referred.-The CHAIR
offered several days since land published hereto.
fore), authorizing the Mayor to execute through
the City Counsellor, a certain contract with the
City Passenger Railway Association. and in case
OF thelr refusal to institute such proceedings as
were deemed proper. slight amendment was
offered by Mr.. BoLGTANo, requiring the Mayor and
City Counsellor to refer the propositions submitted
by them to the Association, back to the Council for
their approval. The resolution was adopted and
the resolutions, amended, after considerable
discussion. were adopted by a large majority.-
Mr.. CHASE, of the Committee on Police and Jail,
reported favorably upon the petitions Of Isaac
Solomon, asking that gas mains and lamps be
placed on Schroeder, between Baltimore and Lex
ington streets, accompanied by resolution, which
was adopted BoLGIANo presented report
adverse to the erection of an addition to the Lex
ington Market House.-Mr. Hay called up a
| olution appropriating 500 for the planting o!
trees in Franklin Square. Committee of Con-
ference with the Second Branch was appointed in
| the matter, and the resolution laid over.-Mr
! BLANCHARD gave notice that he would present an
| ordinance supplementary to an ordinance providing
! for the weighing of charcoal. MIR. NICHOLAS pre-
sented a resolution nquiring of the Commissioners
of Health as to what mode, if any, had been adopt
| ed by the Health Department to prevent injustice
to the city in the sale of garbage and street
ings.-A6journed until to-day at five o'clock.
SECOND BRANCH.--Branch met CHARLES J
BAKER, Esq, President, and all the members pres
ent.-A report from the Committee on High
ways with resolution allowing F. H. Grupy tt
erect platform on his premises No AZ Soutl
| Calvert street. received from the First Brancl
| and ted.-Also report from the same com
mittee with resolution allowing Bernhard Clarl
to erect a platform on his premises on Calver
street.-Also from the Committee on Police an
Jail resolution directing gas mains to be laid OF
Calvert street, between Read and Eager streets
Also a resolution appropriating $50 for repair
to Union Square.-A report from the Committe
on the Fire Department with resolution directing
eight-inch water mains to be laid on certain pos
tions of Baltimore and other streets, was received
from the First Branch and laid on the tabe.-Ol
| he Cd
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Shipping gntelI1genCt
PORT OF BALTIMORE, APRIL Is.

Arrived.
Steamer Georgeanna, Pearson, from Norfolk, to N
Steamer Elizabeth, Culinary, from New York. mdse to
Jas Shriver.
Steamer John s. shriver Dennis, from Philadelphia
mdse to Shriver
Steamship Ben Deford, Halett - hours from Boston
via Norfolk, mdse and passengers to L Higgins.
Barge L A Birely, Dorman, from Havre de Grace ice
to W Oler.
At Swan Point, bark Lexington, from -
Bark Waltham, from Liverpool, via Savannah.
Cleared.
Steamer John Shriver, Dennis, New York, Jas A
Steamer Elizabeth Culinary, New York J A Shriver.
Steamer Georgeanna. Pearson. Norfolk n Falls
Steamer Logan, Kirwan, Fredericksburg, Jos White.
Brig Chowan. NEW. 29l tons) Nelson, West Indies-F
Bruno & Sons.
Dunnock
schr Iris, Cook Washington, NC-Jas Corner & Sons.
Sailed.
Brig Handy, Handy, Matanzas, in tow of stoamtug
Vigilant.
Arrivals from baltimore
Schr E McClenahan, MITCHELL Wilmington, NC,
18th inst.
schr Jane Baker, Henderson, Alexandria, 18th inst.
CIearances Tor Baltimore
Schr Time, Haynes, Wilmington, NC, 18th inst.
schr Maitland; Gray Newbern Nc 10th inst
Schr Milton, Keen, Newbern NC, 10th inst.
Memoranda.
SHIP JoHANNEs-The report from Kirkwall, March 81
the of this ship is confirmed by steamship Fulton
She stranded night OF 26h in Newark Bay during thick
weather. and will be total wreck-crew and passengers
1.-THE later l33 IN nuHDerl were all EdNeu'
BARK WENHAM.-Capt Francis W Wilson, underwriters
agent writes board the wreck under date OF 14h
inst that he had made arrangements with the Aessrs
Baker of Norfolk to proceed Immediately to the wreck
with tugs aud two schrs. The entire cargo is wet
the water low tide being about three feet above the
lower deckthe masts and rigging which were cut away
IRE not sight from the vesse-he hull is supposed 10
be stove, and from appearances, very much strained
Cap. had contracted to give the Bakers rs per cent OF
the proceeds Of all saved The cargo whit consists
Of has begun to prout, having Deen under water
for six days
Ship Ann Hooper, Hooper, for New York, sailed from
Liverpool, 3lst ut
shlp Caslda Stafford, hence for Rotterdam, 10 days
ous was off Portland 3ist ult
1ya In Davd Stewart Permission Baltimore, sailed fn
Wan n0se ssandish Hutchns to load guano on Boil
Calao. aiumore, has been chartered az
of Hatteras. was spoken 9TH inst, at pms
at Aexanara Browning Meyer Liverpool arrived
Brig Madeira, for Baltimore, sailed from, Ma.
Norwegian brig Ben, Brunn, hence via o,.....
Cardiff, 29th ult, ' wa queenstown, at
London, aoth ult. 'sa'aihea ~
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In the foreign exchanges this afternoon the
Paris and Holland were slightly lower.
About fl4O 900 in gold, chiefly Australian, bought
BY the bank to-day.
The steamer of the 4th inst will take f4l 44e for In
dia and 67 for China and the Straits of this amount
Ell ,l67 is silver, and IA 44e gold.
American Railway securities on the Stock Exchange
neglected Illinois Central per cent bonds de.
clned to sx, 49, and shares with $50 paid, receded
to q discount Erie Railroad 27C@2S; Illinois Central
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WEST INDIEs-Brig Chooan.-950 bbls. flour, 100 hal
bbs do 200 bbls meal 25 half bbs do 1875 bbls bread
80 half bbs do 60 bushelspeas 90 bbls pork zoe
kegs lard 100 buckets do, Is terces hams so boxes
cheese 40 bbs crackers II doz brooms Is do buckets
so casks oil meal, IL hhds tobacco. ATS bdls hoops
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CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.
Not in session.

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY COURT-JuDGE BREWER
Us. n Hickman, of Baltimore, indicted for embez-
the term, the prisoner being i'll in the city
Jail, and not able to be brought on.-The case
against Messrs. Dobbin & Fulton, editors of the
American, for libel on Milton Whitney, while acting
as Prosecuting Attorney in the City Criminal
Court was also continued by the State to the next
term, on the grounds of the absence of the Hon.
Reverdy johnson, who is retained assisting coun-
sci for the State.-The against John Hines
ly, for kidnapping certain negroes, and Leon
ard W. Gray, for being concerned in the murder
of Adam Barklie Kyle, will be called for trial
at the commencement of next week.
Deputy sheriff Graffiin, of Baltimore, arrived to.
day preparatory to getting witnesses in the
moved cases and returned with a large number of
ummonses.-A jury of inquisition was sworn to
the damages and costs in the case of John
ID. Linton, of Baltimore Emory IL. Wood and
Judgment of S207 awarded the plaintiff.-Also
ajury of inquistion awarded the plaintiffs Sl25 in
the of Thomas j. & z. II. II. Chopper u.s.
sheriff of Howard county to bring the prisoners
who have removed their cases from that county af
ter which the trial docket was taken up.
COURT OF APPEALs OF MARYLAND
DECEMBER TERM, lS60.-ANNAPoLIs, April l6.-
No. l25. James McCogan Thos. A. Hopkins.
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Allegheny CO.
Was argued on yesterday by j. H. Gordon for the
appellee.-No. 126. Thomas E. Van Bibber and
others William Harvey and others. Appeal
from the Circuit Court for Allegheny County. The
argument in this case was commenced by J. Il.
Gordon for the appellants and Thos. Devecmon
for the apDellppS
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"A wise man will dread'the beginning of quarrel..
None OF us know how much Of the evil spirit 10
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Ia w NTELLIGENCE
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN.

SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
Henry W. Ware The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. An action for damages. Be-
fore reported. Still on trial. Yellot for plaintiff
Latrobe for defendants.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JuDGs GILES.
Andrew Rench Us. Eliza G. Derry. Before re-
ported. Not concluded.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDsE KEEBs
Jane J. Thomas as. F. E. B. Hintze. Before re-
ported Not concluded.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL.
No business of public interest was transacted to-
day.
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EEL LEI.
ia ~ GEEsssg1 PHILADELPHIA,
a EASTERN AND WESTERN

l:sA ~ iIEsEssssssszz.g1 PHILADELPHIA,
Sasz S:s's2 saiz---Iszzs WILMINGToN AND baltimore
SPRING AND SUMNER EHfRsRaHG2NHGaEMENr
j, after MONDAY, April 18th Passenger Trans for
Philadelphia leays PREsi DENT STREET 6EPUI daiiy
ETPR EE${7 fRzJS - ft 81 n WAY MAIL at -.
IS at 45 2 t. only All trains connect with
Ne" ok Trans except d r b. on Saturdays.
59oP stopping at all Stations between Baltimore Al
From P93ILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at sl5A.N Nj sa
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IL
TERN EDIATE POINTS
By leaving in l5A. NJ train viii connect Wilmington
With 9i6 A. NJ train, daily Except Sunday for Milf I'd
salisbury and intermediate stations.
NOTICE-All coored persons, whether bond or free W
on required to bring sone responsible white perso
bond to the Company before they will De taken over y
aPl8-tf WV. CRAWFORD, AGENT.
o O. - YES = F1 : ~ 2HE
THE B4LTia0RE And ? GaI6 10 i f4 4
G Gn S9d G Sflsf s4&T6H 9%
Sf Bo ys 81 $50 a S BE- IEzR press fd Fly a 5 &
FOR IA 7 PASSENGERY
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 20 A. H.
ton train 1aying Piedmont at 64o A. NJ and bstyeer
grafton and Psrkersburg, take the 9l5 4. ~ and $50 P
TIE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at ), ?. 81.
TIE EILICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore At II
q u ana i.55 and 80 r 81 and Eiiicotts @s at 40
FOR. gASLINGT0N AND THE S0UrH
Ae1yeS Ba0re at 4Go and go A. Nand 10 and 30 r
SIS s9s m az ny a. 0n.y 1; beSye WESTMINSTER 3
245 P NJ only. The and fourth train, emily from
Baltimore stop way points The second fourth trains
from Baltimore and Inc second and third Washington
connect with trains on the Annapolis road.
Ticket Office. W p. SMITH,
l.. II COLE, General Ticket A gent. apiStf