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DIatfotm Stalls.
Storaas.

Storage.
etTORAGE.-Roomc can be had in fir e-pro
- Warehouse on Commerce street Apply to
JOHN HEN be.kSUN l. CO.,
fel9-tf Pratt and Co i.ne streets.
ssTcRAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates By
. TaEo WARNER Isa & E.,aw street suzI-tf
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
~ obtained desirable Warehouse having
P. MALCOM h CO,
j2tf Wood street. Bowlvs wharf
ST0RAGE.-Capacity to the extent of 10000
hJbarrels merchandise be obtained Renderson's
wharf. Apply to JOHN HENDERSON h CO,
myl7-tf corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ of the large Warehouse, No. l22 ). Eutaw street. oppo
site Baltimore and ohio Railroad Depot Apply the
premises to REP & WOLF. feS-tr
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
Craes in Warehouse No. 6S South street:
W. j. SMITH,
street
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MN WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
iRsszssss4 BLACK TEAS, &c
Etpa5sHsgSlz ? T. ERNAN Il son,
offer for sale he following articles, of their OWL
impor alton, particularly for family
SHERRY WlHES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sherrcs, in wood and in glass.
PORT WIN ES-Sande mans competition red and white
Port, in wool ard in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard March's fine Madeira,
in wood and in glass; also, Craze Juice
HOOK WIN ES Jana aueSberger, Steinberger, Marco
Drummer, Cabinet Leh frau nicn, Br0nneberg of 1876.
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Aoet and Chandons finest, in
quarts and
BRANDIES Otard and Hennessy's fine old pale and
dark Brandes.
RUNS-Od and fine Jamaica, Antigua Grenada, and
from the Is ands imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GiS-fhe best quality-Tiernan brand-and
mixture OF aromatic poison it.
eco half chests OF the finest SOuCHONG TEA. au23t
rgSS9S CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, 80.
.ssggxS: J. B. CHARRON Y CO, AGENTS
$500 FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRA CE,
Have just received and offer for sale very superior COGNAC
BkANDIES vintage Of 1911. Charron Pere hs Brand
Emile Belmont Co.. Cognac Brandies various vintages
Bordeaux Ciaret Wnesfrom low to finest grades Burgun
Wines, from medium to very best grades produced
France superior White Wines Champagne Wine, various
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHISKEYS Of prime
qualities.
The above will be sold United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid.
Bourbon Whiskeys 200 bbs fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Whskeys which invite the attention those
want of pure liquors Office CORNER OF LOMBARD
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3gl: Ag9Gs.

Ell ass FEsssgsa7 PHILADELPHIA,
~ 9SEsSzSMSs5S WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
RAILROAD
SPRING AND SUMNER 4RR4NGEMENTg
q otter MONDAY, May 18th, Passenger Tram. for
Pradeipnia vi" leave PRES! DENr STREET DEPOt daily
Except sunday as follows, viz:
Express Tram at 6 Is ocock A. n Wy Mail at IS
O'Clock A ii Evening YAH at 4.45 p. NJ On SUNDAYS
AS ? M nml& All Ira with New York trains
except 4 As p. NJ. train on SATURDAYS.
FrslsIt Train, with Passenger Car attached, leaves at
800 r NJ stepping at all stations between Baltimore
II .vre-de- Grace.
Passengers TO Delaware an Eastern Shore Maryland
will find IN rir most expeditions by way of Winning
ton.
All colcred give bond before entering the
cars. WILLIAM CRAWFORD,
Iu2l.H Apr
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FCk TIE

81 ~. zs1sdeaTrJ FCh TIE
80 as .s1s@--I& VEST AND So TTH.
THE 1ALrIMuRE AND OH4O RAILROAD
On and afer May lGth 1861 the trains vii! follows
Leave CAMDEN STATION, Baitimore--Mail (eAcept
SAntaJ IL $50 A. NJ. EXP press daily al S.i5 p. h.
BotM frails directly thrQ9ghto 4 IL PARTS OF TIL
WEST, SOuf W EST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WA PASSENGEES
Bzt1"en Baltimore and Piedmont take the 50 A. u.
tfaGi between PItdu INT and Wh-el- take Accommoda
ton train leaving Piedmont at A. Nj; ani BET wera
ra!ton and Parkersburs, take the $50 4. train
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 80 P. Nj
sai Frederick at 50 A. 81.
TIE ELLIGorI'S Hills TRAIN leaves B&tuigte al o3J
.ad II 20 N.. ,I1 3.i5 and :? O0 P. H.
FoR YASHiNGToN Il NJ TIE SOUT5i.
Leaves Baltimore 20 anu 70 A. ,aud is ard 5t0P
d.. On Sundays 2. 40 A. ~ only. Leave ashngton 1t
10 and 10 A. H., ami .3j and As 2. VI. Sundays
80 Z. M only The second fourth Only from
Baltimore points. The trains
fro Baltimore and the second and third from Washington
c'mnect D." ito trains on the Annapolis road.
Fer urther nfornaCon, tickets Of kind &c, apply
y ! I. ENGLAND, Agent at Camden stat, at the
Ticket Office P. SMITH,
Master OF TraDsp rtation.
L. 4 COLE. Genaral Ticket aa,an MI
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Il f II NJ S
OF THE DAILY EXCHANGE.

OF THE DAILY EXCHANGE.
Served in the city, and payable only to the carriers
TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS WEEKLY.
Mailed to subscribers out OF the city at SIX DOLLARS
YEAR payable invariably in advance.
s9rA liberal reduction to Clubs and News Agents
THE TRIWEEKLY EXCHANGE,
Nailed to subscribers:
copy, ole year..
DO. six months
Do. three months. .-.........."..........1
TIE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE.
copy, W
Do. six months... 3U
IL do. do. ..........-....lO 90
rs do do. do. .."...........2O 90
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANG re
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

Is PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Its anus have recently been very materially enlarged
ad ,. features v i'll be from time time introduced 70
rehds. It not onlv additionally attractive to the IA
CIRCLE hut still more valuable um ct reference 'f
the FARMER. the MECHANIC, aud the ARTISAN
The DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also EN- orase coz
.. rar;.t., of c,oice NOV ELLETTES, TALES, POETRY
md ui.cll neous ar ices adapted t. FAMILY REAplN"'
e,c,iops from the EDITORIALS The DAILY EHch"N1L,
RsyIEWS Of and Extracts from New Books; 'kloh
CURRt Mt, exhibiting he stare OF the marAe.' d, p
~ t,ad -, to the latest moment, and a FARMERS
COIIMN wherein much valuable information in relation
to Agriculture Will always be found.
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8Cgks gl:a 3IaltnEREa.

BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSES
SAMUEL e. TURNER
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
HAS ON HAND i VERY SUPERIOR As
4 Z SORTME NT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and Bl,AN6
ACCOUNT BOOKS. among his stock wIll he found WRi
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign,
all the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain, in efea: variety
EN- ElOPES OF all kinds.
STATIONERY q every description FOR Office and prlyat
viz: STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
&c, &c.
INK, Writing and Copying, O! all the rest makers
TER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PU1?E-AO.,-
NAIES &c,
Also a large assortment OF WRAPPING PAPER.
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, u , &c all NJ ioe
prices
COUNTRY MERCHANTS viii 30 WELT ;s2s-t;
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THE TRI-WEEKLY EXCHANGE
IS PUBLISHED

rvrqv rTrrsDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
And contains all the reading matter OF TEE DAILY Elk
in ludng its general and political i1elgence It's
telras reports local affairs and public meetings. It's
cura aud artal reports of the markets. both foreign
and dome tic OF books; its carefully pre-
pare. OF for ign and its editorial articles
thus giving every department the la est information re
ce,yed il the city up to the day of publication
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True copy-Tes!: GEO +. SANGSrON,
Tvs Clark,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE

4 n TIE 81 7 TNIUN OUU NJ UT DAIIIhOINL
L CRY, / n QUITY.-7LI LIZ ABE ARCHER rs.
WILLIAM ). WAL<ER AND urtitkS Ordered TIL
l7h July, FOL hat the ties mad aud frportei by
Henry W rCrer, eh dis in his seventh
sales be ratified and confirmed unless to the
contrary be shown before the 9th day If August
provided copy of this order be lshed in some
printed Baltimore each of three
cessive weeks before tie said 9Th day of August
The report states the of sales to be 5 3 0.
GEO. f SANGSrON, Clerk.
True copy, Test-GE0. +. SANGSTON,
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1,JG@sss.gI f:lfrrqaMs.

1,aGm;ss.ga ElerrqaM;s.
| CHARLES BRINKMAN FRIYcIs EIRE
NHAS. BRINKMAN / CO., ''' ~
y oFF A9REE5 81 f FkdVisi5Ns
DEALERS N ALL KfNDs OF PRODUCE
Near Bowly's wharf,
50 bbi;; Ness Beet, 100 az Extra lS[ an No
Rs9 Ms Pr and Rpmp Pors Bacon Bulk Meat
GEORGE WARNER
FOR TIE SALE OF f TBSHGRfEN AND WESTERN
Opposite s snd 66 Railroad Depo
Messrs. Kirkland Gs Cs. py P Ga Rs to
a ass:Ts B Baefis SF gEp RatT Rsmo
HsssFs J wyss6S sT9o Ba:j ;ea Baltimore
M Messrs alvey y J, : Iipsf S n9, Richmond.
Tsssrs Toaimia Worries %'' Co.. Mobile.
G &%6 " SaWs arins Es0 Rs Ne" %TIdns
Aich Warner, ESQ. President Mechanos' Bank, nsIs,
WILLIiA4Ma, Ms 5, Cross r.
sa5qsf e. . Eth ea4 E9srq SG Bs
Hoops &C. and fill orders for same.
KiRbSll $6ader, Baltimore. '''''' nv 90 Bait
EsRRly $iI F4il s:s, Kew r., , XssE p
PARkHUBST, JB., 4 CO.
S' GENERAL COuAISSiON MERCHANTS
SPERM, REFINED AN SR GRf5Es WHALE " OILS
SPERM AS 365F 1bIaA RIM A 6I2 SSTE OILS
Leg-tr Baltimore, Nd
L NOX CO..
N Stripping AND C0MWIssIoN MERCHANTS,
l25 SMITHS WHARF,
ba sas on
III DRGkEL if:5,5 ! EENToN, AARON ''''o'
D COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FEgs ~ S1i$i Sa IS + s$ $$EEs2EPEgoH
,oo,, CORNER OF PAcA,
w W. WHITMAN,
coANiSSI9E GE hS G Gf71
WOOL FEA TgB PR65fSf $HpE FqI BEzswAx
3o.< No 90 LIGHT STREET,
STICKNEY & CO.,
NAILS, P J5LT sN II IRON,
No n ExGhaneeSPlace, up stairs T,..-tr
e. A. BERRY,
W SHIP BRoKER,
GENERAL cod ASR AGENT,
t'i BA ilfsfl }RP stair'] sssn
r HOOPER l. CO.,
y. sHIpPlNe AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
3o, COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS,
4 Ia SitEE. PEGRAM, "''A' PiohAH
ReNA AND f6kH G3 HRo 81. SAt MANUFACTURED
No and {; 1 &alsa str street
H T5Esnis' MArrH H5VFSvS Sons yH DAWSON
SHIPPING AND
,oo. COA&ISSION MERCHANTS,
la2s0 No. Is Bowy's wharf
III ES SisYA k1EuAN soNs JOSEPH RHl'
~ PRoyisIoN
IlhHyyS.C gr pnuIsr,
C = fHs1Tif l. RoDEwALp H''HT A H0D'"Ai
" GENERAL COMMISSION, CHANTS,
ToRAcC6FACToEs
One West Exchange Place Bait %d LOMBARD s54
TAPRON 4 CO..
Y SHIPPING AMP HH GfsHIE4S COMMISSION
SESfS Es IL + g
:oeAtH AAs0o He vIcEsRr
WESTERN PRODUCE
GENERAL coXKj So MERCHANTS
ieeEs adv made on ooasign.nsnts Ell
ID MALCOM CO.
Gh If6Rf h2 iN h9 6FaEFS x
iaIstf WooD STREET, BowLYs WHARF,
e c. wANBERsIE,
coMM1S $50 Sf MERCHANT,
ia11u 27 s.cHARI Bs, ss?Esrr,
~ G. DE GARMENDIA.
w. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
,oet, lSCoSsERoE STREET,
Q RICHARDSON / CO.,
Ii SHIPPING "a aS y E SSSHssIssEoN MERCHANTS
TLLICOTT 4 HEWRS,
IL Port,oL P,Ro ICE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
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.W.N:a. nl4Ma<s. &

w MES
NDIEs
And dealers in all kinds Of DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
sys on hand large stock Of superior Old RYE Wits
NM Tor family use and Of tn best brands my23tf
60 CHARLES Fl. ROSS s Co,
sss IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in
S'4saHa NJ LaQG ,,,I,,gy TINE e. &C sAr
constantly in store and United States Bonded Ware
CoGNAG BRANDIEs,
Roca 4' "a. r., + HssnpEsf g &c nrre
ssisP1s5i5 !; F rsI I SA : Z &c. AS'
Grape Il J%Ipf + l Eagle e &C.
Champagne A SGfFf E25 49ffiI Malaga &c
special a''sn 6b R XIV large stock of
%hsG cannot be excele by house the United States
Family, Pure X. Rye. 'oA''A'
Also, Imitation Sweet
Which cannot be exceed by any house in the United
DOMESTIC BRANDY,
c1,5GGa 5S' PQR R5S PIRifS, REGrIFiED WHISKEY,
AND WILD CHERRY BRANDY.
- : CARD.
5 hs Esq., PRsTe asd PE RS sR Sss
soc Of Goods for Gas4 a" t. s en- @
OLD G0G%IG BR4SDY,, IS years old
OLD SCOTCH, IRISH, AND RYE WHISXEY,
x.orI 3 5A MA E RG 5p ANR H sHk en-
sHz F54z5 T Sb F5IAT5 5Sd oSr 5:sdas
With RED LI6T yF $@iSf 3cE Assodf2&TH
E f5EEGasiCH f2s Sf Bo2 a1 SEsn3 VINES
srELT0N, GL0STER; " ARIESAN AND AMERICAN
lLEESES.
O!D MOCHA, "a "a, and othe. C0FFEES. TEAS Q; all
FREN$H PEAS, 'aUsERooMs TRUFFLEs, MEATS
AID SOUPS, Theoretically seaied; PAE&'DE Fol GRAS,
large yea assortment Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC COZ
olA5 and hna GROCERIES ofeTery deGcTpQEE, Tor sais
myl2-f corner Of Esystt:.
j.z@FA PRACHT, VONEIFF Z co.
.EssEs Nos lZ2 and l2i LOMBARD sTREz7.
WINES, rBRANBiEs, GIN, CIGARS, &c,
IN DOMESTIC LIQUORS
Agents for G. a Munm Co.'s Champagne; P. 4 Mum11
dsauz: c ssssr& Cos Cognac.' - ,,'.-1O - sSzs-:f
@@sA HUNGARIAN WINES,
Co. RuDoLPH P5LLiTszK,
No. 1874 WEST LOMBARD STREET,
(TWo doors east Of Hanover street,)
aSR Mh6sss as
peas in the District Of rokai Hungary has Just received
To-Day n sssk and superior hungarian Red W9es-the
800 h1eggf22EBA GGA z 5d hSysS
EiRsR5 fSitt
' ''N'' FOREIGN LIQUORS,
siaR
taton ooNAc HEAND 9A q TSSFEses and
esroey inferior 70 che imported article all OF which are war
REA ROCHE CO,
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~. EEsy rFszz.4zz-ssl NORTHERN

g. t-an~ -zzts CENTRAL RAILWAY,
. PERiNTANDENr s OFFICER
CALVERT TATIoN, Baltimore MAY 90 1851.
This Roat is open for TRANSPORTATION OF
FRtiGErS as heretofore.
inform respecting rates, apply to JAM Els
VI. EPPLY, Freight gent Calvert Station.
For FiEtGHTS testiHei West PENNSYLVANIA Rail
ad apply to MAoRAW K0ONS, corner Nor h and
Pleasant JAS G. CLARKE,
Ln2i-lw
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NORTHERN CENTRAL

= - NORTHERN CENTRAL
E.-l S-aig-Lta.5 RAILWAY.
g. euPAh4NTENDENT'S OFFICE, CALVERT2
STA ION, BALTIMORE, May 18th, 1851. :
On ard after Sunday 81 y 18TH 1861, L aims North
err Central Railway and depart follows, until
uTtIec notice.
TRAINS NORTH
Nail at Is NJ Express at 30 P NJ; Harrisburg kc
comiaodatlon at s ? H.
TIE 81, 4. NJ Train Relay House with trains
on Western Maryland Railroad At Hanover junction with
Hanover Getty sburg Railroads. at YORK with York
aud Wrghtsyil!e Railrotd Harrisburg with PennsS
Yana Railroad for all paris Of West Also with Lebanon
Valley Rail- Dad New York direct. At Northumberland
with H. and g harogd KiGg ston and all parts OF
V Dnigg Valley; Sunbury with Pna phi. and Erie
Railroad FOR ali OF Northern Penny lYania New
YORK.
The 30 P. NJ TRIM makes all the above connections ex
eept hanover Railroad Wrghtsville Railroad and the
Lebanon Valley Railroad
The p NJ Ira makes connections with Pennsylyania
Railroad for all OF the est and direct
Fcr New York
TRAINS ARRIVE-Mail at 6 10 T. NJ, Express at 7.45
a. 81, Harrisburg Accommodation at 2 10 P. NJ
For TICKETS and inform alton enquire at the Ticket
Office calvert Station Baltimore
las q CLARKE
II SnnerIntenlent.
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NJ UIIOE UT OUNhII I III To JAIL'--' " rs
committed to the jail Of Prince Geo geS county Mary
land, Tuesday, With day OF June, eighteen
hundred and sixty one as runaway, Negro Man JACK,
vino calls himself JACK ADAMS. RE Is hlacS, p0cE-
market and is about feet inches high. Had when
cynimIted ommon cothiGs. No 9th marks rhy OF
note III on him.
The sud negro was committed to the Jail Of Prince
Georges county, sid as runaway. FAr Owner if
the deScri ed gro requested forward,
prove prOpe ty. cay charges and lin Their
WISE he vii h- posed ding tie Act OF ASS
bly,, in sucn male and provided. - -
NIEL r. DYER,
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RI0TLCE OLE GnMMLTTAL 70 LAIL-Wa

committed t. he jail of Prince Georges county,
Maryland. Tuesday, the tweny-iifth tay OF June,
eIgh en- hundred and sixty one, as runaway, Nero
Sian oA NJ, WAC calls himself AN HARRIS. He has
BLACK complexion is about 5 feet or inches high. H
has rthy MARKS. HAT On when commit ed conf
mon cloth *.
The said gro was committed to the Jail Of Prince
George county, Nd, d he (f any,
OF the above described negro requested to forward,
prove opery, pay charges and take :im away-Other
wise lie " ill be iIspossd of aCcJra the Act u
bly,, in sucn MA lie and provided.
DAN'EI. r. DYER,
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V'HlS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-


L MORE CITY.-RuSGNA ZIGLER as. C NRAD ZIG
tR-rhe OBJECT Of this o1ln iecrre divOcing
the said Gem pia riRcu0 n1trimOH from the de
d.nt The hi states he year 1853, he said Ru
senl was united the bonds OF IL ttIih to the said
Conrad who has the crime of adu! and has
deserted her and left Il 1t is thereupOH adju3g
and orde Ell tbs July, N6l tn the mp inant by
causing copy of this o.d I be nSer ed
per published the city of Baltimore, Zach success
siye week before 81 day of august, 1861 to
notice to the said de endan o. the obec; and
stauc. this H. hm TO appear in his urt in
person by solicitor b-o the 81 dav OF November
ISL the premises and show he has
why a decree ous ht not to be passed as prayed
GEO. =. SAN,SIOE z. Clerk.
IT, q 4 IN
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,JOTiUE To CREDlTORS.-Noucs is mere

given that THOMAS ) FULLERTON. Of the citg OF
Ba!tt nre ex.cut conveyH Of all his property
10 the Undersigned trustee, for the benefit of hi cr,d
tors The deed bears date the 6h day 81 June 6l and
other provisions creates preference; in favor of
those creditors who sh al wi hil days
hereof signify thei assent 20 its and execute
lease OF their aims in favor OF the Srant1r The deed is
ord in the Clerks ice OF the Superior Court, AMI
the release be sIgIed by ed may found
Cguutlgroom Of the und .rslg ned
.,.AD -
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Notice IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the subscribers, o.
Calvert county, have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Caive couuty, il Maryland, letters administration
the personal estate of JAMES ROSS late OF Calvert
county deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased hereby warned bit with
the vouchers thereof, TO the subscribers at be the
18th day of July they otherwise by law be
cluded from all benefit OF said Given under
hands this 18th day OF January, 1861
MARI. J. ROSS,
VIM. MACDANIEL
nnI1~
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- PACKETS.
Ship LANE HENDERSON ;l, CAPTAIN Knogles,
HELEN 4. MILLER, Gait
CHARLES, Ruark
These vessels all Of class,
owest figure They sail regularly advertised
manGed by Captains we'll experienced in the The
pacy, TOO of the above vessels in such will great
facility to shippers For freight cabin seerage passage
apply to John HENDERSON 4 co,
49,. - ..- No 81 Pratt street.
GEO. ". HYNSON Co, Agents New Orleans, will for
gard with optness and dispatch all goods consigned to
their address -
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NTATE OF MARYLAND, Set.

~ CALVERT COUNTY, UgPHASs' COURT, 1851
On application by petition OF Maria J. Ross and Wn
Aacdanel administrators OF JAMES ROS late Calvert
unity deceased il orderei tn hy give the notice
luired by law for creditors TO their claims aain5;
the said deceased, and that the pubshG II
six successive weeks, in o.
the newspapers printed III Baltimore city.
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THEoNLI PHEpANlrIoN WORTHY
rNIvFnsAL coNIloHNoa AND rAInoNAoE.

UNIVERSAL Confidence AND PATRONAGE.
TOR srAusNuN, lup9ls. clEulYhAs.
Ladies and Gentlemen, n 40 parts q world testify TO
The oihaa 81 Of Fr.f o. Wooas Hau Restorative. ard
gentlemen ofthr Pres. are uuanimou, BOO ifs praise A
few esmonials only cin be here given soc circular or
more. aud BE- will Boo impossible fur you t1 doubt
a. Wall Street. Sew York. Dec lu, 1858.
Gentlemen Your note If the 10Th iu.t ha, been rc-
coi'ed saying hl you bad hoard that bad boon hane-
fitted ty hf uscuf Woods Hair Restorative and rcqucst-
log nay certificate of hc fact ii had objection 20 give
award IT, you ohccrrully, because think f. due
My age H about 30 years. The color uf my halr auburn.
aud Inclined 20 curl Some five six years since b, be-
gan 90 turn gay and he scalp the crown of nay head
90 lose it, cnsby and duudruf form upon h Zach
four months since fourth added to them D, hair
falling od Che top of my head aud threatening 10 make
In This unpleasant prcdicamcut ! was induced tn try
Woods Hair Restorative mainly arrest the falling off
OF m{ na ior really had 90 cNpe iaon that grey hair
could ever be restored lbs original color except from DIS
Was however greatly surprised 10 find after the use Of
Two bottles only that not only the falling OF arrest
co. hu he color was restored 90 The gray hairs and stn
bhty 20 the scalp and dandruf ccasrd form on my
head, very much Co Che eradication OF my wife, whose
solicitation / was induced 90 Try &c.
For ts, among the many Obligations owe 20 her
! strongly recommend all husbands who value the adri-
ration Of their wives, To profit by my example and
Very respectfully, BEN. LAVENDER.
To o. wood a. CO 4H broadway, Ncn York
My family are absent from the city, and l am nu long
siama.ton. Ala. july %. 1850.
To Prof o. j. Wood Dear sir Your A." Il air ltcstor-
ative' hos done 10Y hair much good since commence
ed the use 81 it, that wish 20 make known 10 the public
of rs ELECTS on the hair, which great mau OF wo-
man may be nearly deprived % hair and By resort 10
tiful than ever ~ least This ismy experience Believe
it all Yours truly, WIN. II kennedy.
J.. S.Anu publish dee above f you like. By pub
hshina m our southern papers You Will get moro patron
age South BEE several Of your certificates in the lo-
6ife Mercury strong southern paper w II. X.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
! AHHufI Hf u ais 10.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-07
TuF cRors.-A recent letter from Chicago

TINS CBoPs.-A recent letter from Chicago,
I'll. says
THE season continues cold and RAINY.
While grass and grain are looking finely, corn
is not yet planted in the northern part of the
State. There is, however, still time, if the
weather should become warm and pleasant,
for good crop Of corn. Farmers are intensity
anxious to plant large quantity, for they are
ex, Getting good price and great demand.
II the war should continue, they will not be
disappointed. Nearly all here are expecting
that it will continue for year or two. We
see no hope Of accomplishing the object
sought in less time All say, push the war
till rebellion is entirely subdued, and last
ing peace is conquered"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-07
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