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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26

rTHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JULY q.
THE NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
weei contains the following:
I..LEADI>G ARTICLES; The Ls,,On; Tn. c..s Of
Gen Patterson; C.ntrahsnd; Cslifor'i,; ,Sophe'n
Ad;' Protest Patrick "eny on the Po~sf
Congress to Abosh slavery Ihe kAiyi "sons
Ons liza BlundeTvd"
n..PROGRtss OF THE WAR: Summary OF ths
Latest he~s
HI..TBE BATTLE-FIELD
V..ANoTHER BATTLE IN MISSOURI: Mov.usnis
Vi Lyon snd sisel; Ben. McCuIocb Still l. niian-
v..ARHIvAL OF RECt CtPrURED PRIZES: rusedy
ofus schooner %srins A NsFro strise' fO' FREE.
DOM He osys Ihreo oi TIE iiatss aud Save; tho
W..JEff, pAyIss MESSAGE TO THE SOUTHERN
CONGRESS"
VII. FROM GEN MccLELLAVs COLUMN; D.sh o,
kebei.i,n IN wsssn vi ginia rns stsi,pc.i
Moyea,en,i Ip.spasiy Of Iiai.or rA, Ain, oh,ecisi
behavior, sharp Fisltns; Ron oft1s htbsla
vIH..FRpn KENTUCKY; Correspondence Of The N. Y
Tribune.
X..FRoM NEVADA TERRITORY; Coue'pondsnce of
lie y. Y. Tnbun-.
X..LATEsT News RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
ffom Ws'Iingion-spve.si Di'pa'che' 70 ilg ), \.
M.MoGE or TIL fIRAIE SUMTER: s,..msaiof
toe sp,ises
,~u.FaoM CALIFORNIA; sommsI of,hs La,,., New.
b. f0Dy Express.
VoA EU8OPE
%tv TuIR f,sEVENTR CovGpvsq- vxT,l svs-
siIS. ''oeedias' in TIE Ssr. e and I5i.. Rsp
liIfsS
Xy..<HB FORWARD 'oyEMENT: o.egP,iion q
Ceut,syils. Sklnib d ho'r@sf 81 hrJ..s lhs
Fistt Renewed; DE bst lt 4 .ul huui lha fi .
AdvAtas. OBfs; The u b-ls fteniorred 4 f.lle
Amonv Jur Tfoopsi Th,y fy b. ilis rdrr: Loss 81
Aui.iefyi The RssleaI on Wellington Ii! VI tho
Kilird anl " ouojrsl
XVI POLITICAL.
XVII. PERSONAL
XVII. CRY NEWS
XIX MISCELLANEOUS
MARRIAGES AND DEATH@
XXI COvyEgctiL MATT fRS: Full hepoH. - th9
stock Money, Cotton Grsin, and Csuie MAKES
speeiAlly Reported iof Too ~. 4. .nouue
-, p,r ,ru,p Three Cop-s for rs. ron for si..
T.ntv Cor . 20 sidcss $50, aud On s1tra Copy 10 'St
p-r,.n sho iofms the Ciab.
For . Clao Of ons Hundred send The Daily IhSans
grniiG -
SINGLE COPIES for sale at the Fertilization ome' THIS
NUiNlNG.
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uNRACTS FOR THE TINES.
Ready This Morning:
r,,r RAILACY OF NEUTRALITY.

TiE FALLAJ1 Of NLU ItfI+III'
An Address to the People Of Kentucky by The Hon JooPH
uc,r Delivered at Louisville, July 10, 1901 Also, lie letter
r. Speed upon the pesnt condition oi the "ssi'H
IA ,hs luty OF citizens to sustain the Government limo.
pamphlet. Price loc
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,ST0I I7NTEERS aud TRAVELERS-DO not
80. bom. vi hout H. oeIneD carry 1t with hem NO
workshop railroad steamboat, shonId Tor no'a"'
'~ls ,Athe "srERLING CAMPdoRArED olNoEM
sns remedy. It gives instant r-lief and 'peeohy
IS, u, Complaint. Cholera MorOu' Cramp Conc pA
W. aud Cholera their worst foms For Nsn'ee
ID pyen" ,o,ps,s Nervous Deputy, and Fls,ulency 1t
Sefo'A' w dose may mucn suffering or helsei
n' 90 al druggists and dealers in medicine at % en-
sold e' 'e's v ~ Hholssss Ageuc esNo 1873 Broadway
GbOtte Ne" .sd ID. s. BARNES, No. 2o2 Broadway.
sbo'e CouruAho's"' Snsture THOMAS p MARSHALL,
Each bottle pear Ne All sa,e and PopiiAr Medicines
Trenton, n J. -----------------
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"Tb,n n conquer must when our cause H' Jn'"
Ana ,bls he onr motto: In God is our uust9 p"
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Oyytcy OF CLsyEL.Np. PAisEsvILLE AND A-ugABrL.b b
RAILEoAp CO.. lrv.lalJ o., july ~. ibui
NOTICE. The Annual Meeting 81 tne rtccA-
TABtII.A RAILROAD 80 be hrd the OH ~ ~. '0in
u.ny in CIev,lsai ONO TUESDAY, the ilh d. " Anfn
-, . ielcck 10 m Diertofs shd t1r th-
tar-alon Of such other sinoss cone beof hrn
an. ,nse.iok. Company WI b. olosed 'r' ~ ths
"a y.tIi he iSh d, Of August tiEO B ELY,
MAYons uEFics CIrY oV Rock ISLAND, IIL.
NOTICE 10 the HOLDERS Ot ROCK hih u
~ BRtDuE BONDS You He b.Froy notified hst me
Ius IL, Dr01no will - psi pr sen.aon 10 The ty
BAisEY DAVENPORT Mrya.
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NArH.xrsL Mass. Receiysr
NETWORK & NEw-iAvaN RAILROAD.

~ Trains iesye Passenger saon H. Nswl ORA cor Ehh
and 4 av. tentIapce 2.tns. J. as ivbu+f:
s0Da a.. TT,in fr Nsw.iiay-us p pc ~ all se,ios
500 m. tErl Bo'ion va 81 ush.lt e"unse.ing al
Btideeport With aons,opic and hs',ls Neville
ven With n. H. NewLandpn and -'onipg OF RshFusds, al
ia 1d With AccO sn f1r PToyijencsi a. spring
frd wlth Coyn.ct.cut RR g. Montreal
sos Tlsn for Nor~ak and i'',fnedise stations cor
nertirg wlib naobIry RR
.9l5p m Trsn ioT NswH stopping ~ sl Ions con-
naetiug New. with os N Tx va sho Liuc also,
n H. aud har ford and Canal Kal'u,ds 20 nor hImpon
3I5 D fof Boston Sp iugi-d coHueIs btdseport
with ousatouc and SAnsatncs Kaina a. Nes Haven shh
n H.. New. London, and Bennington Il u iad,
3s0 p Accommodation, corneUtins with DAnoury kAN
rosd al No.w1A.
s:3n 9 H., Tor NoTsGlk 4 Inter editr 't- i"hs
C:JDp n. Tor Port Chester sad 'aisi me lsr aricn,
$500 , m. Asil Tpin. lo' S-w-ila' go zid III tIioEa
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NEW.YORK AND ERIE RAJ, RoA

NIW-lOKk AND EKIE NAII KttAD,-PBs-
~ seugsT T.les y Ferry fou fo0t Il Chsmbersts
:. "a, INppp.
Sam, hsn .
y. m MiI dEiiy for Oi.yie and inieunsea'e SAiioas
iis. m Accom- aoia,ion daily Or PIT i-ryi' 49,.
4p n. Nay fos Middieto~n he~bursh aud iHssfnsdise
s..
~ - ''''' CnARLE5 MINOr, General scp',-
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rENTRAL RAILROAD of N6w-JERsEY,


From loot Of Courtsnit Con ~ g Hantoo Junc'
,i,n vi De ava acka ed = Ralssd si al
Fnsion wi Lehgh Valley Rrusi ard c-ner IONS lfrns
"a rect lieto q sbugh 49, hanl cnenRe OF cara
~ u K ARRANOEMENr-Cc -Ccmurncils i,-s ISL
leave Eew-l orb as ioloWs;
HARRisHt Eg tIPREss-At6a ~. Ess'on, he1dicg fous
yille aerris5ur. Manch iunk. VII isurpart. 4
Nitt rKaV-At8 IN. fE fsston Hnsr Oa2. Sen
Or,at Beud, pittss n WbkssbNe &c. - @"ei
l2N 1HEorou TsaiN-FoT Eas'sn Mauoh Cinnk. ,,-..
pon, Reading. r Patvie Harisbns a., ,, -4-''
i, y THAcucH TRAs-foT Eaton beuheh" .p-.,o~.
S.GFE. WsT TnsIS-For 5oaor die.
WgsrlhN rEtNFsF-fy 4ri""
Hard nurr Phburgh, aud t,e NssL S'r',,un n-s1 80
stv iiy thr0ngh 10 80 - frh S'ti"e ~ 49, ~
ExPREss TRAIN TOH hsHKNFU' a. a. - rS.r a -
nom NewYork arrive. al Har' 'hs 90 m 1',ess Tots
fio,. So,h M So, .ss'ei sahsad No,thrra Csutrai
Raiiosd. ssh IA shs the canysnaDd Vslsy
New.Yorh a >srsrs, rnAiS TgK WEsr ieayes
ci,.e copur..' p ~ dhlg tsa.ssys 'p.rd), n.Ni
MIR 90 cb - y H'Ii;san wi,h ,snr ,ssns tal csd
sna hi. ~ N 20 r. t,'ursh and tn' Cia lnsA
kour tourS' iimn savri ~ a. ie rms tr.in.
ne ssrtiiironr s.ToRx FsSKt-i,a~e Hou-Yosk
rier No North R,vct at % aud "A; ca SO, i4,
o. 5;lo p. IN.
e boa.s ,op A. Bs cen Point and arbor every ,rp
! e-rl way. JOHN q. tEEas. sapviiatsGoent-
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6ieambodts dn0 Railroads.

HARTFORD DIRECT.-Ths Steamers CITY
Il or HARTFORD and GRANITE state Iesye Psek.
= So Deck, pl
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H0sE IssuRASCB CosPLsr.
Nos. ne lla BROsDwAI, hgw YORK
THE DIRECTIONS Of this COMPANY have
L THIs DAY declared DIVIDEND of FIVE pet cent
D., tb'r "u demand.
July I'D, 1891, JOHN MCGEE. sscreisry
TBIsnY asi'riNa No. III odNay Orrcs OF mag
PEVSsYlyAxfA G. a. CorPsSy. NrNYoRK July % lsj
TNHE SEVEN PER CENT MORTGAGE
BONDS q ibis CcmpHy, Smou Itiug 10 $0'0i0 viii he
PAID Al muurty on the 1T day of August at tn uhee
JOHN EVEN. Pre- id,n.
tORPORAriON LOAN of SJUu,OUO, in ald OF
~ the F.mi. Of Volunteer soldiers from the City OF New
Yors eE,ged in d'fndlpg the nteghy Of tho NslnL
Union ond for the above ia sum.
Of all i-suef this UepuaIent on ap-
bs rrdseuahs On the nrsl day o'Juy
" RObEAr r. HAws, Controller.
fitg of New York. Department Of Finanso, Conif'.f
OHee July ~. 1871
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HI -Landns Union los,vle. r,ten Pc IN 40 ~ ard
Chfwood each way. The srGub port ioot Of
Robin.op-.t sCNDAY July "a al rloek, Ksy
port a. O. m Persons deson- NJ ~ so,u he hen, aud
duet the city wil Ind this deghtfu veil ~
poruriy Of bathing at kryport.
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PATRIOTIC AND MILITARY EtsoUEECE.
voiums Of Prose and Pote1 Exrass from the spe.hes
aud Writings Of distinguished Msn lIno. cloth Pce 75c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. -For ALBA

OCKAWAY ACCOMkODATiON.-T
HI OLD sOUTH-FERRY RUuIs The of tho
BROOKLYN CENTRAL AND JAMAICA k,ILhOAD lsays
South ferry, Brookl, direct for JANA "a sbd CkAWAr,
DAILY connceng Jsm.iea wi tbe Rrk,say iuDn ino
Of stsses foio"s A. sf3 aud D. sni lat 3'lS Alo
L. RCtaruE, the Stages Ro ktwsy. cogHectlg 81
snn.Aics With the Cars 6:45 Il aud AZ 1i5 snd
3:yp Sunday iruos from snth Yer, leave nt q sns
s:t3 and u 545 p. Yeiu irg Ssr.s ieavp hcka
VaySt 9. rhr nsh fare 80 f'nngr'y Abrams
ekawsy Sagylge EGpess VIII laks gag snd from any
part " BROOKLYN OF Newly orb IN With this route.
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On SUNDAY and every day For Newark, fare
Way leaves Pier 30 n. r. loot - as Il . IA and n o. M
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T'HE NEW NOVEL.
nESSR5. RUDD 4 CARLETON
Publ. Tlis Morning:
PHILIP AXTER.
Apossrial Novel, fro, vrn of New Autss.
' vol l2mo.. clan. Price 81
New editions Of
THE PARTISAN lie iDER The Grea. Disurion Novel si.
THE SEA (LA MER). Michelst's new work 81
TIL PRINCES VISIT. De Cordogs'. hns Po.u. el
- Any OF fb.se books cent by mi free, on p Of Pee
BY RUDD CARLETON, PablsDsr. Nr~'f"Tr
r>uE TRIBUNES WAR MAPS.-Ws shall
issue this afternoon EXTRA TRIBUNE containing ne
S.nouS Maps Published THE TRIBUNE slncr the c. mHt
OF the War. wl also e,n,si hsI Of he fed ana
w,unjrd 70 the tate be 80 far az uc~rsnsd Price five cents
1hr,e lolsrs per 100 Terms cash Address
THE TRIBUNE, Hew-YoIt.
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ruv GREAT ISSUES BEFORE fHE COUNTRY.
lR Prsss:

THE AMERICAS FLAG.
By Josyya RoDJAS DgAxE Illustrated by r. O. c. Daley
and ined ~ siye similar Tn. sta sPangled Banner"
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BOSTON DAILY via GROToN.-The Steamer,
ID COMMONWEALTH and pLYMOUr ROCK from Pie
No 49, st5p W. NJ EDWARDS. Ai-St office us Wsst- :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26

STATEN ISLAND FERRY Fare Six Cents
- Boats every hour from IN t. u from foe. OF
Mhiteheilsi. east side Of ths Ba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26

ContipeBtaI Guard, Col. j. H. fERCl Csps iSDs' Snn,
sS CSnpeus C. forns,iy oi tie lHh Regiment ntueI NaP
~ sYreguc hes opea aed reud zvons a. No ~ ulo'
rors- al Fof, Gree iocs here's few more goSu en ~
nv an oIrorsuuity cust :or the war; SSPI Rs'eN W
,s.nsctor OF persons; mist erui- hrst trrYro
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-10-02

willingly shall aid or assist any enemies IN
open war against this State or the United
States, by joining their armies, or by enlist
ing, or procuring or persuading others to en-
list for that purpose, or by furnishing such
enemies with arms or ammunition, any other
articles for their aid and comfort, or by carry
ing on traitorous correspondence with them,
or shall form, or be in anywise concerned in
forming any combination or plot or conspira-
cy,- for betraying this State or the United
States of America into the hands or power of
any foreign enemy, or any organized or pre-
tended government engaged in resisting the
laws of the United States, or shall give or
send any intelligence to the enemies of this
State or of the United States of America, or
shall, with intent to oppose, prevent or sub
vert the government of this State or the Uni
ted States, endeavor to persuade any person
or persons from entering the service of this
State or of the United States, or from joining
any volunteer company or association of this
State about being mustered into service, or
shall use any threats or persuasions or offer
any brlbe, or hold out any hope of reward,
with like intent to induce any person or per-
sons to abandon said service, or withdraw from
any volunteer company or association already
organized under the laws of this Common
wealth, for that purpose every person so Of
Tending and being legally convicted thereof,
shall be guilty of high misdemeanor, and
shall be sentenced to undergo solitary impris-
onment in the penitontiary, at hard labor, for
term not exceeding ten years, and be fined
in sum not exceeding five thousand dollars,
or both, at the discretion of the court Prori-
ded, That this act shall not prohibit any citi-
zen from taking or receiving civil commits
sions for the acknowledgment of deeds and
other instruments of writing"
This law is free from obscurity and its
meaning and intention cannot be misunder-
stood We have brought it to your notice so
that If you know of any offences therein men,
toned having been committed within this
county, the offender may be dealt with as the
law direct. IF any of you know of the CON-
mission OF such offence, it will be your duty
to make known to your fellows so that the
matter may be duly and formally presented to
the court. 1t is your duty to present all vio-
lations of this act as well as all other known
offences against the criminal law, but we
should be careful that no a6 that is done
in this behalf should spring merely from
political differences from any selfish, sinister
or other unworthy motive, but that every
such discharge of what is always an unpleasant
duty, should be solely in vindication of the
honor and authority OF the state and the nation.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-10-02
ON GUARD.

At midnight, on my lonely peat
When shadows wrap the WOOD ana loa'
A vision seems my view to greet
Ofope at home chat prays for nae.
No roses blow upon her cheek
Her form is not q lovers dream
But on her face, so fair and meek,
A host Of holier beauties CLEAN.
For softly shines her silver hair,
patient smile is on her face,
And the mild lustrous light of prayer
Around her sheds IN Moonlight grace.
She prays for one that's far away
The soldier in his holy fight
And begs that Heaven in mercy may
Protect her boy and bless the Right,
Till, though the leagues lie far between,
This silent incense of her heart
Steals o'cr my soul with breath serene,
And we no longer are apart.
So guarding thus my lonely beat,
By shadowy wood and haunted lea,
That vision seoms my eye to meet
Of her at home who preys for me.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-10-02
WARD, (ARTEMUs.) J

TRANSATLANTIC FEELISG.-The London Globe
has an exceedingly caustic article on the rumor
that South Carolina desires an English prince
for her ruler. 1t says;
We have no sBlack Prince'' at present to
suit their tastes, and, indeed, it requires
very strong Imagination to contemplate one
of the sons of our gracious queen sitting on
South American throne, with slaves for one
half his subjects and slave owners the other
half. He should give up the lion of England
for the rattlesnake which the new heraldry OF
the South affect, or more elaboately assume,
armorial bearings, Greet, cat (of nine taiis)
rampant arms, negroes couchant in field OF
cotton, blood hounds regdrdGnt; supporters,
slave drivers, armed motto olive and iash."
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-10-02

John Patterson of Delaware, has steam
thrashing machine in operation in that State,
by which he thrashes out the grain of the
farmers who may employ him. He can thrash
five hundred bushels of wheat per day and
from one thousand to fifteen hundred bushels
of oats.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-10-02

The interest of the national debt of Great
Britain is over twenty-four millions pound
sterling.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-10-02

Some people, like some insects, must have
been created just for the annoyance OF our race. .
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-10-02

Air is eighteen hundred and sixty times
lighter than water.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-15
NORTHERN

li3sa EEss r1is .s1 NORTHERN
s2-s----z--zzss-@-.SSsssfsE<. CENTRAL RAILWAY.
,- S'PERlSTINDENT S OFFCE}
IT.. , CALVERT TATIoN, Baltimore Nav 90 1861
m I fS a0ad Is now open for TRANSPORTATION OF
fhEltrii Is as heretofore vi
p innlprmaon respecting rates. &c apply to JAMES
N 5 ~ g. -, 4 Freight Agent. Calvert Station
+ or FREiGHfS destined West, via PennsvIvania Roll
r9aa apply to MAuRAW d K0ONS, corner Norb and
msI.ig s'ieets' JAS. G. CLARKE,
Snn.r i,ta
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Sail 4ggas.

.Eyss5a ESS S sSSssSSssSss PHILADELPHIA
ASN'@ 'ssf-=Ass<---sstSW lMiNGT0N AND BALTIMORE
oDpy,-o ,,r- RAILROAD
nHThIN u AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS
Ghi alter MONDAY. May 18th, Passenger Tram FIR
Philadelphia via Leave PRESIDENT EPoF dai iI
Except sunday follows viz: ~ ' VI oa''y
,hiSpress Train at Is O'clock A. NJ Way Nail at A.
Uel2cK Evening Nail at AS P. N. On SITN6aYS
untit ~ notice At S.45 81. P n All Ira ms
Saturdays. ~ ee' 1'f' L ID. Train on
Frssn{ lrain with Passenger Car attached leaves vt
2og r. stopping at all stations between Baltimore ana
for Delaware and Eastern Shore OF MARYLAND
ton e ny way vi Winning
cars. ~ n WIT i ~ ge III, SSnIIerlnE TIE
"Ai-''hh Shh"ruhD,
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5tgragt.

ASIOkAaE.-koonc can be bad in fir e-pro
~ warehouse on Commerce street. Apply to
1900 JOHN HEN DERSON h CO.,
felStf corner Pratt and Commerce streets
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
'GE0 w. RNER. 1877 y. Entaw street su2lti
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
~ be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on Bowly wharf. apply to
~ P MALCOM & CO,
lSU Wood street. Bowlv's wharf
ST0RAGE.-Capacity to the extent of 10, 600
hCbarres merchandise can be obtained at Hendersons
wharf Apply to JOHN HENDERSON Il CO.,
mylI-u corner Commerce and Pratt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ of the large Warehouse No. 22 = Eutaw street. oppo
site baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot Apply the
premises REP & WOLF. fes.tf
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT LOW
Crates in Warehouse No. 6S South street.
W. j. SMITH,
su2Z-r 81 South street
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Alass, YIanurs. Se.

S'R"3 > ETHSsEt We
Esk4 JAS. HAZLITT 4 Co.
fEsssszssS IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
szss--sSIi,o =, IN WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS
-. % * II SouTH GAY STREET, BALTIMORE,
lsrse ana superior stock ofPURE RYE WfIJSKEys
r1Io The rnnst celehrated pislilIars - LII =,
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~ IA Co.; go NORTHERN CENTRAL
- zsE-g RAILWAY.
StPGki NTENDENTS OFFICE, CAIyERT)
STATION, BALTIMORE, May 18th, 1861 (
o ara after SUNDAY May l9th 1851 Trains on North
further notice. f 90 i'i'0"'' untii
TRAINS NORTH.
lIi az > 70 A Express at 30 P n; Harrisburg Ac
me eiS A. M Train connects Relay House with trains
IN estefn Maryland Railroad At Hanover junction with
I ana gettysburg Railroads; York with York
anu "fightsvilie Railroad; at Harrisburg with Pennsyi
ha aroad for al parts of West. Also, with Lebanon
ndiey hailioad to New York direct. humbarlsnd
With H. and B Railroad for Kingston and ali parts of
York. '' " "tiN t'e"
The 30 P. N Train makes all the above connections ex
Cept hanover Railroad Wrightsville Railroad and the
The r VI Tram makes connections with Pennsylvania
for New York " ~ ~ o1is
TRAINS ARRIVE.-Ma at 6 10 P NJ, Express at AZ
A, NJ, Harrisburg Accommodation at P NJ. '
For TICKETS ard information enquire at the Ticket
office, calvert Station, Baltimore.
~ JAS. G. CLARKE,
EZo-u Superintendent
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st1ta FOR ROTTERDAM-The fine fast-oeiiinr
@ al, British mark CITY Or PETE RBuRouGH nang
passage having superior GF .e above port For
10 the Captain On board, Corners wharf r. p apply
!lzy-H % South Charles st eet, up stairs
~:srsHs FOR R0TTERDAM-Thef fine AL RE-
- 1A S men ship JOHANN SCHMIDT, Capt Schmidt viii
The ing superior accommodates, leas4 apply TO
sf board the ' B + SFFfss T B5HiEGER
% Sou h Charles sur up stairs
go ,t r9 TX ,ROTrERDAM.-The Al Baltimore
apply to- for the above port For reeS or WA sd
je.9 II $ cor. Cav i 8GTJ az n J, hodges,
go shin fC 9 49,. hI,'InITERDAM 7 he Al Baltimore
the ABOVE bort + stafford, master is now loading for
.2,tf |'' Of b P&4S.as r. aP aGyE e II,
"a. ron "5S an Lombard SIS. up stairs
go AN HHh Rh Ra.d. N.--The Al Blemen bark
G3 for the above FRIGHT III hay quick des
je272w Won K&HF$F't,' ( AsRENs,
DIS M FOR BREMEE.--The Al Brem- b,rk
pa'eh ios the above port. For small 9ck des
lezl-a corner mtard street and e Cbra G9}
ezz3ass FOR AMSTEkDAM .-The fine f,st-so;ii,7-,
$500 Al Bremen bark CuPERNICUS, Ma,nkens natas
small s!owar 'sf Tie above port For freight
iesotr corner ch..-EI,1 /. BRAINS & co,
Sf55s FOR ROTTERDAM.-The Al American
iEsfHship hACAtLAI }. J: Rudge s, master will he
ioa ed VIII despatch for the above Torl For fr,bi %
passage apply to the captain board Commercial y sT
jr20 3w* - NJ ~ so "a II Tt t.k a co,
$50 FOR LIVERPOOL.-Th fine Al Rri,,ob
s5sassa bark CITY OF PETEERURUUGH s 4 IagSs
JiS. IS row L@aHng at Commercial wharf and will Lave
Ni'Pa'ch' FIR freight apply 20 law
ieres FoARD 1 ROGERS,
6 Bowy's wharf
4sfFs FOR LiVERPUOL.-The Al British bark
Sssa-a ~ 81 N X CT Oun Capt. Abbott now lcadi,, ~
ION nrGaI wharf being or small cspscjtv vii al
Ni'pa'ch' FOR freight apply to ' nave
iel4r FoARD Il ROGERS,
10 HOwly's wharf.
g+s5s FOR BOSTON.-The fast-sailing scbr
- Ah, lianes, master, is ow loading f,f Boson
a" III nave quick desp>ch sor freight or passage an
los If =, II, HE'S EN- IL GGEkS
etsstt FOE The fast-saihne
i q MARY Captain Fox, master is now oaG
S .or ms above port Having the most OF her cargo en-
sn6gy ~, VIII have quick dispatch For fright or passage
f;rriStP HESLEN u ROGERS,
.s12-H n ". cnr'er Pratt and Gay streets
slMss NEW ORLEANS
Ship JANE HENDERSON. Captain g,d - hfS'
~ EDWARD EVERETT, S, r'3n.@S'
GGHH bRfF 4. MILLER, Sc Gait.
Enese vessels are all Of superior class am "a, .. ,
~ ui5 they sail regularly as afycrs ana 9
ny Cal:iis we'll SpeFgGced in the trade
tits1 900 OF the ap0ye vessels ia such as will afr
acity TO shippers For freight Cgbr Or kre~'
| 1'Hi' ~ JOHN HENDERSON 4 90 -
geo HYNSON Co, Agents. Ne 0r gi ratt stree
& WIN proInptness and dispatch all gcoGa con sg r.
| ol3tf
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LA III rgssssssss5sss4saE..I FOR TIE
assssaE 80 fs -issEIzEN VEST M s. TT8
, THE 5AhfIt0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On and after May 10th, 1861 e trains viii ~ follows:
Leave CAMDEN STATION, Baltimore--hail Except
s2riAy Il 53J \: NJ; Express daily at 3.45 p n.
Both Trains directly lhroug for ALL PARTS OF THE
" EST, SUuFH " EST AND NORTHWEST
FOE VA L PASSEN GERS.
SetWsen Baltimore and Piedmont take the 5.20 A. h.
train; between Piedmont and Wheeling take
Gon train leaving i'edloat at $40 A. NJ; between
Faion and Parketshnrg, take the $50 A. train from
80 'inl0re
THE FREDERICR TRAIN leaves Baltimore Ct 4a9P n
ind Frederick 0 6 30 4. NJ 800
THE ELLISoTiSS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore ato3O
at 7io and II 60 \ T.. and 3.45 and 100 P ii.
FOE WASRINGToN AND THE SOgT9.
il IN Sundays 10 ct 420 NJ only Leave Washington
40 b. only. The fourth train! only nom
baltimore stop at way points The second fourth trains
from Baltimore and the second and third from
oo ms 18th trains on the Annapolis road
For nrter tickets 0! every kind, &C. apply
70 T. ENGLAND, Agent, at Camden ssaIior or at the
Ticket Once. W P. SMITH,
~ ,o, Master OF Transportation