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52iNtks. SfHGtIlaTt!e. Il

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55tgERs, GgGScEsargge. IL.
V0nK, GETTYSBURG, CHAMB8RSBURG,
4 HARBIS BURG and MIn6LGrUwN BANK NOTES
t'r sale at a liberal discount by
f.,,,, THO !. CARSON,
!t't pa Baltimore street
LUi.D FOR SALE, in Sums 10 suit, al a small
- premium by GicIol THO j. CARSON
IA ARYLAND STATE SIZES.
I'VE BALTIMORE GAS COMPANY STOCK.
E9i SAT-. in2i wi AcKIM " CO
RIoTi0G.
~ We are te2are TO Fve CASH ADVANCES on coz
G-S-I corner OF Chaausde ard lombard street
III ORTIZ w ASrERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
JllIu Basement GiI-srpe:,se Bank.
( f0LLECTlONS ON ALL PRUMIN EMIT
"a 1F !GtTF" SOUTH AND WEST mads BY ,..,,,,,
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD co
a@Gu basement chesapeake Banis,
BALTIMuKE AND OHIO R. R. BONDS 1857.
~ Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1873
no. o. do 1881
IS: D. 10 q s. lss5 vs,n,...,
wian,.9 by SAMG ET. H&Rk sii;Go Jr.
ssg,2s basement ChrsaDeake Rank.
y ihGiEtA AND huRTH CAROLINA BANK
fse5 HTfhS tor sale by THO o; !. CARSON,
E'NUhaNGE ON NEW YORK, PHILADEl-
2F Fi.R f hy$ s, H. RICHMOND rGrEHSB0Ra and
icz3-1l " pa Baltimore street
! NCURi&ENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
- ." all points South and West purchased at best rates
St~scu TH a3l ( f,,i G 1855 }, ,o.,
E2ROTHERS BONiEGER,
OFFER FOR s Hq e E HGff .AF5 IS ra I Cup st
e''ai e'''sS Of Germany q" London, Paris and Asstcr
4 DFAECES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
fe.dti TGH. J. CARSON.
FRANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
Ssdy JNo $ GiTrIHGS = CO.,
Eg ARYLAND SIZES Maryland c per cent
IA Inscribed loan, Tor sale By
f,2.H Basement Ghesla take Bank
'f'lME PAPER NG&0TlATND by
a;a,7t, SAM. HARRIS & SONS,
- 1856 baltimore street.
= b 0, R. Il. BONDS l8C7 WANTED RY
~ JEo. s. CUTTINGS II Co,
4.GHiP OF NEW YORK and PHII,ADET-
- fH!A ASSURANCE COMPANIES vented BY
E-22tf 81 :tE f. q, !. ~ IL H.. ~,
&tTERLl&l EXCHANGE.
- For sale by KNOX Il co,
eu'os 8 Grocer Exchange
$STOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
'.,4gd sold by JNo. 8. Cuttings 4 co,
Rg IaSOURI 6's FOR SALEBY
15 " JNo $. Cuttings sec,
81.
fAF EBCHANTs' BANK STOCK ORSALEBY
IL JNO. :. Cuttings & co,
-S9t % South st.
E5FlREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
= ~. SAMCEL HARRIS, Jr,
JGlt-u basement Chesapeake Bank
"a ARYLAND STOCK 1880 WANTED BY
Fr jNO $. Cuttings 4 co,
Sot' 2g South st.
COMMERCIAL K FARMERS BANK STOCK
~ wanted by JNO. s. Cuttings < CO,
sou :? South st.
ri EW YORk AARIHE INSURANCE SCRIP
i 3anted by KNOX & Co,
a'-oU Exchange Place
FIALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
kFhY SAHL. HARRIS, Jr
Jut.-H Basement Chesapeake Bank
| NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
- wanted hy SAMiI. HARRIS, .r
g- lnl.. Basement Chesapeake Rank
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Aansss. IT,. fgr lggIE ann RtNt.

isGiAA FOR SALE OR RENT.-The DWELL
~ ort street. Lot 81 by 22l feet 10 Joserhina sire
.use thrge-stary front and back, with modern improve,
ONE DOOR IBbvE '"''S III H"e OF ef- 41pPsy
M ;;;f FOR HENT.-The two-storv DWELL
- " 40 "a 81 raul str Ct Pleasant Apply
IVA eotf JOHN WILLIAMS 4 son,
~ Smiths wharf
kj;::f FOR RENT HOUSE No. 90 West
-ss Nedicel cinfe between P&ct and Green opposite
slrndd Yart! and iSSe, Wlt, al darn mpr'yemcnts
No Is Ear SIS s 9FGsuGat having no use for It EIIg
streets "'NEi'I' between Charles ana ifght
Et;;; FURNISHED DWELLING For REHT
I the M6nGSn 5G3tt' Tfi y Thin r
on reasonable terms AMY at Ills ofe !" small fani!y
rs VALUABLE LAND IN ALLECAEy
--.as COUNTY, FOR SsIE
tanng 5hout SIX TH0GSaND AGR&S. 6ra l;y E. con
Veyed Tor the lion Thomas Il Pratt about the wear
IL Is situated a6oqt Is miles east OF Cumberland on hc
also admirably suited Sheep raising There are several
raAs opened and Cleared upon the land and now under
aS and Pine Timber which can easily be nsroctad over
ROAD gently slopia to the Chess ,eakr and ohio Canal
and the Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad which ran within
mics o. The southern boundary oi the tract.
~ the centre OF the tract several remarkably fine
SULPHUR and Iroa SPRINGS Of different strengths ssuin
Elth another sulphur Spring in the same vicinity have
nf years been known and first by the Indians
W miles OF across the mountain Isl yrry fine j0ITV
HfhiSG which is well known in lie neiChIorIcod ani i
Is Giereit for sale at very low rates and on
tonS credit as it will be divided into SNAIL IA RMS If
ml5s WALLIS \ THoHAs,
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GetGter;ea. $iQuars, TT.

;; 3ss5'SE:ss FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81
80 II All the varieties oC each kind, seestsd from IN,
ySzfze tnportati3nS of W GRO" Tea. cxprcrslv Tor The
use Of private families, the quality II " fici1 On
hot ne eHceed either IL sty;e Of or in eytrrnr r.
Eirhce FOR sale hy "M. WHELAN, No. Il2 Raitimnrs
street, between North and Calvert atrnafs " :,
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8laitc3 gna SIasIr.

zsesssaAssF,zs GOLD MEDAL PIANOS,
ssseSTs:sSsi MANUFACTURE BY HENRY G sFF.rF
a - u WAREROGHs:
Nos. IS, II and 10 n. EUTAw g-KEE-
OFFICE
~ 5roa1aEaaT CORNER OF EUTAv AND FAvEr-E sraEzFa
~. OidefSgnGd has always hand one OF the Jarrett
Hss2t tnients ot PIANO E0RTES in this city which Tr
o. uhts power ana sweetness OF Tone elasticitc of
'"si H. nave nv judges been pronounced urrivalcf '
ne Hhest Prealiurla Cola TeGal-yaS .yyar,a4 horn
1850 '' -''aI''"te' hetu III octon'F,
nery rano guaranteed FOR FIVE years; and PRIVILEGE o;
Granted ttany time within months from Cnr
or sale, IL not entirely satisfactory ~ '''' '.'
eTInS and prices liberal, and ca c;.z
hetlEr purchasing elsewhere.
Fi3nos taken in exchange, hired, tuned end rcraiye9
81 tSfa'i secondhand Pianos iOr sale lGw for cash
-E.M-EL q AELLE 4
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ssif5ih FOR RENT
5Si.i The large tlrecstory HOUSE, ortiz Charles
sEzstfeet which wGUd ne altered Store il desired or
converted into OFFICES. ''' -
Large DIV EING, No Il 81 Paul Street corner Ct Bank
fait iHfgiy occupied IS hoagdnghouse, and suitable
STORE and DWELLING, southeaat corner Of Court
Charles street " " '' '''|
STOKE Nc % North Charles street lately occupea bv
for Dentist. ' wa ''T'-"
- hWEi4LNc HOUSE, No So I.ex.naton street, west Of
and Restaurant. '' ''
The adjoining HOUSES, Nos 50 sad o. Favatta street
hsiI ti;irs one Iitey occupied Restaurant the
street $50 -'t' '''''' ''''''S'
Large STABLE and Yard on Pratt street, near Harvard
iDgton street Nos. ~ ami 81, - ~ '' 1-eN
Tarse.st9Ey DWELLING, No. 561 West Lexington street,
Lexington. Il " II EStJHa'" 'c
l1io y 10. North Calvert street
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1nhIif aaln.


| - y
f. " " FsfCS = ,.a'rE' ~ Ev,,
III LIN NN-'-'A bhSD
On SsTjrtn.v NON. AT AUCTION
o'cI1rl we shall ealr ~ EN +, July an ~ :,
l. .I6tH nINNl BAGS, 10. account Of whom, e. -
49, ~ GLoeHcel1 H tn. NOM Ii may
leiL'S cash before aehFery' n h.nta bile money
! ir1-+, r. ". BENNETT & CO
| 800" An tOnecr-
SPECIAL AND PEHEAIP1ORY SALE
C0GNAC AND ROCHELLE BRAyDIFs IN Ro,-n Ann,
! ENTITLED To DEBENTURE, AT AI-CTTGE AM
- FOR CASH, TO COY Err ADVANCES
| On WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT. July 24tb l-c,
al IL o'clock precisely, we shaI sell AT . gnd RI 35n,i
| Charles street, for cash " ' '' o. 80 ''' ~ ''"'N
n QUARTER PIPES COGNAC BRANDY
"Pinet t;astiIc,i' 4 10 9, 1877
E.t "a, ~ 81. - - = ~ ., TO-,
= QUARTER PIPES COG; 40 ~ ~ " q" w. 1850
- .,B!sInit. nnforc''aa + Co s, 1873
CHARTER pTi5GS ui.~r,I.Ii I'D -
40 " ~; .i,,.P I;;,. -, .,.--.
R-Wn ;-,;Jo .s'lN' -I' TIE TO-. roo
warranted az 70 niSEt as ue Pintages named will hJ
y. I've aiSo 49, = - 81 ' ts =.
above hs o. BRANCHES vii b. ss h'g,eSted mat inc
advances and expcnsas " w f7'h4' 'oS Sou 70 cover
Auctionrers.
49, SAIi tsIA4 "a. GOV fGx
N::;f TRUSTEE'S SALE
BY BY virtue decree Of the Crcrit Court n ro,
mi bic sale AZ ~ E undersigned, Trustee, will offer Al
in this civ on TTr ssh aalearoGms, Second street
p. NJ - 'ie zSd July, 1861, C'c'1.S
ALL THAT CROTrNn Ann r,,ppov-r,,.-,,-
20 feet on the the cast sI 90 ~ f-atNTS fronting
depth of 100 ~ r.iti' VIII
ne sr, en %T9R street aTd is Improved by large ana
nd
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VALUABLE FARA


-=<iss ~, >, - II o " A e u COUNTY,
r, htiA LhF bALTIAOkE AND ORIO E&UROAD
r ms fi.lin contains TWO HUNDRED AM tfL'IV
a1fa o. ytry Superior Land, wei wooded and vat
mas several hne building sites and abundarfIv s,i
WIN me sprIngs and running water is situated On The
Suty ROAD leaulng irom the Frederick turnpike TO the
faoad The situation is elevated, it hag
view and is perfectly healthy.
VIII be sold in parcel divided to suit purchasers
~ Terms reasonable.
Amply to VI W GLENN
mT-tf cN,,5t, 81 uLf.-,-''
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! AN ES r.. CHANGE
fT.T-

- GATE kUCTIOEEER,O
g., HENGRAL COAhf{SSION KER CHANT
Anu I;aer N all kinds OF AUCTION GOODS suited n
nom City ana country 6cscant5, who ave re.ree r. ~
ANNE TIE same before purchasing elsewhere -
JAMES Il. CHANCE,
q, &C, r, Commission Merchant
.7 mhl9 If EntTer go n,' co., -, 49,.
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IIatf0rm SfaIes.
Garr1aNts.

DN"NAbylSs
Gfs..:st- = GARRlAGES.-We have on hard, at
soEH=- = hANUF&CTORY AND REPOSITORY
ny g the, largest and best assortments or CAR
a. rs TO he found in the city Persons in want of ear
1S are invited to call and examine stock as we ace
TO sell at as low rates ami on as accom-
terms as any other establishment ''
;,o.,e Co., hULLaYER e. HUNTER.
i'-1-" corner OF Howard and Franklin SITS Halt.
go 81 y CARRIAGES CARRIAGESi--igs
@E--ZI have on hand at % North GAY STREET tbcl.g
g''t rtnGnt OF FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south q
SsT oTE a 81 the attest fashions and approved
styles The public are invited c8il and examine Tor them
serves; all Of which will he sold on reasonable terms
.-,..,. BURR, HAIGHT & UCONNFT,T.
A5% departing done at the shortest notice rarac-fr
4 1URLETT q SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANUFACrOgY,
No 80 NORTH STREET.
~. ai3I The undersigned having greatly CT
larged their premises aud increased their iacir=.
t' beg leave 20 call the attention OF public to thalF
extensive stock Of every fns-a
II the most elegant style and durable manner which .hc
ere prepared 70 sell on terms REA IRIS at
ttnued TO with dispatch and at reasonable prices
,o,. JOHN CURhETT ! SON,
North Nai IL mr.
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FIVE THOUSAND ACRES,

~ te immediate neighhorhood Of the well known farms
OF hessrs Cromwell. inticum and o;i, which e,n,,
Ihe Hhtnore and Philadelphia markets. so largely with
I most OF which is particularly adapted for Vegetable
ana FRUIT culture adjons the Mill Seat portioa of it is
wen llSthE@ED a:d there are many Ane sites cx
tenSive views. he route of the
BALTIMORE AND p0G'pMAC RAILROAD
passeS Ihrnnl.h In n,,t M t,.nE
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. 60.
ESTABLISHED IN 1896.
Cash CAPITAL and reserved fuod......... "a COO On,
Invested in the United st.tss.............., s5aonl
p'"S 75o'
SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
ALL ENGAGEMENTS OF THE COMPANY
ALI DIRECTORS ARE SHAREHOLDERS
DIRECTCRE IN NEW YORK
JAmR5 BROWN, Chairnian
FRANCIS COTTENET, Deputy Chairman.
E, VI ARCHIBALD, II. b NJ Consul
ECG&NE nUTjLH, HENRY CRTNNELL,
Jos. GAILLARD, ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr
L. =. SANDERSON.
BkLTIN0RE AGENCY
LOCAL ADVISORY BOARD:
ALE&. TURSBULL, c. MORTON STEWART.
WEI. II. GRAHAM, VIM. r MURDOCH
Counsel T. " BRUNE, ESQ of firm Of Brown Bruno
RISKS TAKEN ON PROPERTY OF EVERY DEsCR1P
TON AND o. LIVES At 7 Z LOWEST CURRENT
RATES.
EEEBS X HALL,
WIS.,. KREBS AGENTS for the
W. CARVED IA Lii. State of Maryland,
IS EAGHANGE PLACE,
ieE5-eoU BALTIMORE.
VIM. KREBS W. CAEVEI HALL
KRERS d: MN,
INSURANCE AGENTS
AND
ADJUSTERS OF AVERAGES
Also, BRUE ERS in all business connected with Vessels
Damaged Goods and claims against Insurance Companies
fe22 eotf IS EXCHANGE PLACE.
a SSOCiATED FTREMEE'S INSURANCE
- COMPANY, No. SOUTH STREET,
>. obPOsiSE TEE SuE BUILDING.
R,c oGniZed FOR the PROMPT FAYMENTOFI ITS LOSSES
ANl hAPl4iClf POLICIES. ingures DIV BILLINGS, kfrR-
AiFUEE, VESSELS in port MERCHANDISE anu other
property ~ the LOWEST Z tTES or PREMIUM.
John Z. MOORE, President.
DIRECTORS
WV. 4. HACK, LANCASTER OrLn
JAaEs WHREDzH, LsnEs 4 BEUCE
ALLEN ftIEE, SAMUEL KIRE,
~ =. MASON, FHASCi5 HUR:s.
> LG'iH TRUST: JAMES YOUNG,
JAMES GETTY, los O. i;pyp
N"AH MALHEB, Jas y. GEORdE. Sa,,
j. Z. FARLow, l. A. MILLER
slSe2t! JOHN pUKEHAkT, Secretary.
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TO WHOM EVERY ACCOMMODATION WILL Rs GIVEN
10 capitalists the above Offers very favorable opportur
" Tor investing 1T low rate, in the in m Gats vicinity of
a larfc and populous ctv
The ii Seat is offered alone, with any roqui ed GUAM
NY o. land adjoning at low rates very liberal charter
om e state OF Atry iana which would be trausf rred
WIN the pForeft", offers particular Inducements to aHy
parties desiring to form company. present owners
CT tie property would he willing from quarter to
haif OF the stock of such company If required.
Terms will NE ade suit the purchasers Annlyto
m7-tf & stn,r - w. W II ~ -. -, -.
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E'QR SALE.-Farms, Houses, Country Seats,
A Lots and Ground Rents fine Farm mil from H.
kgsteLsoTn Turnpike, ami 10 mules from Baltimore con
tanning 40 acres welt improved. One $40 acres in Lon
oon county Virginia on the LouGon and Hampshire Rail
roau land IN r state Of cutivati0n buildings first class
W2ui ne DIVIDED INTO two if desired Drice
30 per acr One OF no acres the Western MARYLAND
ha'ifoSo' ' miles from Baltimore. Apply to
mh26tr NJ ." o, - " Dr.ii',
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MAUDS.
Iva 20 cases Mems ane Boys Travelling Straw
ss,shy -. -
a-otf hScutn Charles ,.ssSt
NOTICE.-Neither the Captain nor the Con-
" sgnees of the Bremen ship ERNESTfNE, from B.e-
crew Of said vessel. iyl7-3w
NJ OTlCE.-Neither the Captain nor the Con-
signees Of the Bremen bark ANNA, H. Raschen
q said bark. 'O' any 'e0'' " ie27 Nv
NollCE-Nelther the Captain nor the Con-
Shr s,snees on the Bremen ship JOHANN SMIDT, II.
tSactaS hu ~ VIII he responsible ior any debts
go ~ olew Oh s&id vessel. ie273w
DEMO AL.
~ R0DEwALp h sINDArJ pr.,o,,,,,, -
90 Cheapsids NO EXGHaEGE t1d hn rosa
=. - apll-r
EOR BUCKWHEAT there is no better fert;l;-
= ger than Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate P,;ce -
,.,,., GE5, DUGDGLE Sole Agent
glz-u No Spears wharf, up stairs
E'OR TURNIPS Baugh's Raw-Bone Phosnbo,o
respectfully adapted. 1t causes them to grow rsn;d,
go. GEO DUGDALE, Sole Agent.
Vlz-tI No. Spears wharf, up stairs
RAOGH'S RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE IS
adapted for al crops As general fertilizer and crop
80, ESQ pGGDa{E Sole Agent,
lyIzu No Spelrs wharf. up stairs
DAUGHS RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE con-
ID tans the necessary proportion Of Ammonia and ee
GEO DLGDALE Sole AGENT
jyl2-H No 4 Spears wharf, up stairs
COFFEE.-Best Government Java COFFEE
" imported and for sale by voNKApFF 3 .ppns
-jyl7-lm No % German street
QICE.-3O tierces Carolina Rice for sale BY
~ CAPRON h CO.
'yi7-n Wood street, Bowlys wharf
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"-'
iFoVA'A .oh Joh'FAFf'
lNo'EForAErp 1889.
rGyy1.1rD BgDJa.y,.-
oFrIoE--Eo. SoUrH srGEzgz
JOHN } naHAlnsoa, Pnsuosey,
49, ''''-'''
''' VI Wv 70 ''fi' i TERM VIZ EARS
CIR FOR LIFE
ANKufTIEs FOR AGED PERSONS.
ETD0WSESTS FOE CHI nv;En
'
SLAVES INSURED, either Men Women mr. CbiIdra,
aithe lowest rates
DIRECTORS:
g7sf. C. HARRISON, III noytyDsou
$ ! no,,srnsn, 90" .+ ',T,,rrrpSN'
q sCu,Prrn 49,. .. -
l. n 5IhAEFAts, GEO. : Gr"E..H.
: = on IN i--'''' .'s'''i. IL II : LoE'
F NJ ror.sroy Sa.,.t,rx
Der :. DOM LiiSDs, Medical Examiner,
otE q Franklin street
( THAT.EiS{ T-EITp NGrE AGlNf-y
']si1i- - At',2o1SA1SIn HShNCl,
o@a's%.. ~ ~ ;,Aiif;as2' "Af -.
tho !gcsnea; aa.,+ r,itJ ri 800, S,,r,rIf.;
'4' ''''S'i'S" AGENT win lIIl powers, Tor TIE
y Eqr-r,,r ,,rr,, , ttIi!ii;, ,,,, ,,o,,,,
HARTFORD FIRE Insurance COMPANY,
'i-7'- %>saS's' |"''.vt1''
r-o,r,, r,-.,~--, . 800, -. - - -
h'Sih IN''o '';34,yl; oU51ttiN !, " NEW YORK,
SaSii Asse-s %il'z''o
rITr r,rur, r,1,Trr >-S,T, ,ID,Ip,,1- IN, r. ru-
80 &4A'ii iA'-'S tts n oyIi M w HAkTfDEp,
>'-7i -AssSes, $"''"-i"'
NORTH AMERICAN ETDE ms 20 uaR7vor,
Cash Assets, $S5i,05i.
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n ~ r, Y. I'i0NN s1,Tr, 4 co.
I4,46O GUNNY I pas Ai.. 49, '.
IN - IJrIIn. Z, NOV, AT AUCTION
cI'E We Sha sell 81 q and 81 CHARLES siray NTH At II
/ 4,fOU concern nA"S' Tor account Of whom it NAV
FERNS cash before delivery in hanks BILE rnoror
F. "
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CAUTION ...
AS certain unprncpled persons are attempting to palm
Oh On the unsuspeoting public, limitations Of my PRE-
FAXED aLUE,I would caution all persons to examine
before purchasing, and see that the full name,
~SPALDIN0S PREPARED GLIDE
on The sntsds wraspse Oil others a., gvindlns
'''"' t5a1 seilaf
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81 = 50 Ia q sIA IA. GOV i1%.
TRUSTEEIS SALE
. s@;;f FOR SALE ar PUBLIC AUCTION,

ierns OF Sae-0ne third cash, and the balance in SIX
anu twelve months with interest and security.
t. PBRKIN SCOTT, Trustee
=,o. SAMUEL H. COVER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-22
AFFAIRS AT FORTRESS MONROE.

Capt Ezsy and Surgeon Johns, both Marylanders,
stationed at Old Point have resigned
Tue bridges the fort have been taken dowr, and all
communication between the fort and citizens cut of
The garrison numbers 800 rank and file all the OIL
GERS except three Yugnians being Black Republicans
Dr. Banks son vas ordered from the fort where he
held the post Of Suffers CLERK, because ike true Viz
cnisn he dared TO resent insulting language about his
people and section.
But the mos shameful and unmanly proceeding at that
place was the summary expulsion OF q delenceless wo-
man we hear that 10 offence alleged against her
except the belief tina. her husband brother was in SER
a, Fort Mlutrie, S c. Acting upon this the repre-
seutativos Of Abe Lucon gave her ten minutes in which
20 leave This liberal and heroic provision compelled
ler 20 retire without opportunity 10 gather her
clothing and other property and she is now at the Ma
House, Norfolk THIS is characteristic of Black Re
publgalism.
AT Hampton aud Old Point the citizens supplied her
immediate wants and made up purse to enable her TO
reach her friends in the South.
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THE Border states

NORTH CAROLINA, BY a spontaneous and universal
movement, has repudiated the usurppg power at
Washington and resumed her Sovereignty. All the forts
and arena within her limits have been reduced Major
Anderson native of Buckingham Co., Wa gallant
officer commanding L. S. troops az Fayetteville, has re-
signed and will rally to the standard OF Virginia.
Arkansas has called her Convention tOgetheT-and
will exp.l every vesse Of Yankee domination from her
b5rd IS In less than 10 time.
KENTUCKY and TENyEssEz-those heroic Common
veal hs-peoped by the best blood of Virginia and North
Carolna-og the genuine Heracledan stOck-lre boiling
over wiki ury-and inpatient for the foremost place in
,lis great 6gh, for freedom.
Tie indications from Missouri equally favorable
There too exists much Of the best Dorian blood of Viz
gtaa and Kentucky Her gallant Governor has already
thrown defiance il the teeth OF the usurper Washing
ton-and her brave sOus Will cluster as one to the
banner of freedom.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-22

The Fray In BalttmOre-the rhst naoo~'
II appears from the detailed account of the fight in
Baltimore, that il was much more serious affair tnan
the telegram from Washington, after passing through
Ss,cards asu5ic, gave US to understand II reflects
eternal honor on the courage and patriotism oil the peo
pie of Maryland and proves beyond doubt that they
viii sooner suffer determination than submit to the in
famous rule OF the despots at Washington. Laborng
under all the disadvantages of Tory Governor-sou
body and soul to Lncon-and without arms they fought
picked Regiment of Yankees for hours with brckbats
and paving stones, and killed and wounded more than
they lost themselves and put their adversaries to the
rout The only regret we feel on the subJsc Is that
they cid not succeed in exterminaDg the last one OF
these wretches-as Just vengeance for aWless inva
sion of free people, and warning to their brethren
for all time.
Some of the incidents of the fight are worth noting
The negroes pitched into the scouDdres With patriotic
ador ouly equaed by that of their white associates =
Let the Yankees put that in their pipes! Some of the
wounded who begged for quarter confessed that they
came against their wi-tha they had been forced into
the service, and would be gladly out of it. With al
their boosted yaor appears that they ran like clever
flows-Eisely concluding that heetness of foot is
gif, bestowed for use. This singular way of display
ing their heroism may have given rise to the report that
the Regiment consisted Of discarded shoe-makers, who
having quit their lasts have mistaken the bent of their
genius.
This is the rst blood she'd in this war-shed by Mas
sachusetts men, five hundred miles from home invading
the soil Of sovereign State On their heads be all the
consequences.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-22
programme OF the Campaign!

That remarkable character, Greeley, Of the Tribune
who combines the aniable phiOsOpy Of Plato, with
the erv military genius Of Cesar, uuiods the plan 81
operaticns Of the Northern powers. Half million o.
men are to be instantly marched upon the SOuthers
States-meaniag by Instantly, as soon as they can be
assembled The calculation is, that from 80 TO 10000
men NAV be gathered in thirty days for the defence OF
Washington, which is conceded TO be the wsak point
In sig DAYS at farthsst n is believed the metropolis
may be rendered iuprsgnable This calculation does not
take into consideration the secession Of Virginia. fact
not then kuowu-uor the uJouitabls pluck Of Maryland
as lately exhibited in the streets OF Baltimore It rests
on the superstition, tiat the Yankees viii be permitted
to carry out their plan without hiadaucc from any quar-
ter-s1d especially tia, J.f Dqris shalt ao: reach q
Potomac p ,l7 days. Tae happening of any such rash
proceeding as this on the part Of the mpetuous Rebel it
Is very frankly confessed, would mar great many fine
schemes On this point can, luckily, relieve ae fears
Of the philosopher Of the Tf5rHs Jsf Davis hlf no
though, in the world Of being the Potomac SIXTY dys
from this time According TO cur reckoning, the banks
Of the Hudson are not more than thirty days march from
MONTGOMERY