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were 10 be fnei by universal bbrali;y, by every man
who hsd q dollar n .nare Il II be could

were 10 De me- Nv ufl!eHsu uO'Aan W every uuhu
who hsd dollar to spare il II he could
r. ". McCUrDY Called attention 10 the fact that Col.
Nosburgh OF the 7isi Regiment ~ a. present. Ills com
nand hsd been called upOn that the men were anxious
10 respond bat ey needed for their equipment.
A repre- sentative 81 the "a Regiment also appeared
aud made an eloquent address IN behalf Of Thai CON-
Maud
Tie resolutions submitted by Mr.. OPdyke were then
carried unanimously
euWilNoRI csllel for three cheorsi which wa re-
sponded tom the most enthusiastic manner
Mr.. CALAIS then offered The following resolution,
which was adopted:
hrcf That there Special Committee OF the ioo" ing
n1utd gentlemen, Co. powor g. add ~ tbcit iulOef
friausl PtI, Sewtt Brown, William H. a il" "a a.
Asicr e., Au-ut Bcluoui. J. NJ NORTON. ho.,, I!io
B. Coe r. 4. Iancr John o. Jones. D. H. SsIiin ana
a. socE q United sfes ca'lorod % 0e Issued ndf te
at OF oth Of fe5rlsiy lat. amounting to shout pbOS
I'D colEricaie with te Secretary q tie Treasury o. n'
subject
Ga notion Dir Gallatin was added to the Commit
tee
WV. Y. DoDcF moved the appointment Of Com
nit &C to receive subscriptions Tor the benefit OF the va
TOus regmentstha may need assistance which Comnl-
tee should have the right OF the funds at their
discretion. lie said # the motion prevailed lhey
might put Phelps Dodge II Co. down for SlOOo' ZAP
planse.l
Tie motion was carried.
Hardly was the vote taken when the subscriptions
began to come in, aud in ten minutes the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-20

Bonn or ALDERxEs.--ln consequence Of tie ex-
element IN the city yesterday afternoon, the call for
meeting ofthe Board Of Aldermen was not attended TO-
and q quorum filled to appear when their names were
called 4 call win he Immediately made for a meeting
op Monday.
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fAdvertissmentl

ARTIFICIAL LEGs-Palmer's Patent renewed
Perfect in mechanism, useful dnTbe, and highly sPpr0Nea
HANDS Of SUPERIOR excellence. AHIfic.L fkhf ot lpi'
shotenedA unique, ussnl and sonely INVENTION " W.
T.. D. Hr 1SoS Clinton Hall, AStorplsce NJ Y
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AsDRLw j. HAcKLEY sLNT TO JAtL.-ln the Court
of Sessions yesterday the Grand Jury reported that the
great srcet-ceaning contractor, A. j. liackley had
refused to answer the following. questions what ana
Won DO with the $4,000 whit you received from
Thomas Hope on the lth Of February for the purposes
of the stree cleaning contract Towhich the witness
answered. In the absence OF counsel unprepared az
am my answer might furnish Ink III the cnain, or
lead 10 zone evidence that would ciininate me IL
way The question again repeated in open Court,
and Gs the witness still refused to answer Recorder
Hoffman adudged Ian guilty Of contempt, and or
dered his commitment to the County jail Tor thirty
days.
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As OrpoHrt ~ Gnr.-Mr. a. II. Jocelyn has pre-
fenled to the Central Park magnificent live eagle
which was captured in Northern New-Yok in the act
Of carving of goo,e Becoming eniangled in some
brentwood and being attacked by Jog his royal high
"a a threw himself on his back and with alons bcalS
and wings made II mort gallant and effective resistance
until rescued by party Of American citizens. Omar
tiers will soon be provided for him in ,e kambe, when
TIE publc will have opportunity OF paying him their
rcepecis He is in the beet Of health, plumage and
spirits and looks down upon the stirring events OF the
day with a clear, calm but eal er and mdauned eye.
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[ AdvnrfiseueL.

READ THE ADVERTISEMENT OF hARNOh :
MusErN Tor the richest list Of nossues and Iiaco
" hiCh even that establishment ever offered
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Acknowledgement

ADVERTISEMENT
Carries DE- vIsIrI of Minor Anderson taken yes
tsrday at 10 Copies for sale j. GUESHf sos No 'V
BroadEgy.
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MAJOR ANDERSON AT GtRNEY'S GALLERf.-
Major Anderson for hi. Photograph yeerdsy a 10 8 M PIC
tore oxidation today j. GvgsEl sos, Me- 'v' b'os,
WY.
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TnE Dltrp o. TN RUSSIAN CoSsrL.-CoroneF
Sshrmer on FRIDAY held inquest upon tie body OF
M John G. DE NUttbccL tie Russian Consul-Generol,
who os his life Thursday morning by being thrown
from hs horse in Broadway, near Forty-ninth street.
The evidence in regard TO the accident accorded with
the statement Of il published in edition Of yester-
day, and a verdict Of Accidental death WAS ren-
dered. Deceased was a Russian by birth, 81 years Of
age.
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Markets-CARsruLLY ksPoKrED sox rHr N. Y IRIsgSk.
FRipAY April ~ 1901
AgHEsThe inquiry s fair for both kinds sales OF Pots al
IS 81; Pearls nominal
C0TrONThe continues active aud hrm we quose d
la' ai3lc for Midd in, Upland and Gulf. r. -.
COffEE-Moderae sales maAng at ial pnees; &C '
zion resnted In the sale OF 900 haas Hio a.
CAkDLES-Ths market 10 quiet sales OF p boxes >oAN>
tine at Tile We quote and Sperm a. 4lnn . sa
DRUGS AND DlFS-Ssles Of $50 kegs Bicaoons,e OF
At Is tua. 81. Soda at 3l9SlJ' and % tns '0aa
Ash at 2d2 Ice. 49,. Canal Eionr
FIOR AND MEAI,-The inquiry for Westsfn Canal ou.
"a less active and the market heavy especially iot common
brand: Cho,ca rxlIss are not plenty, sd arc wei sus
under fsir iaqury for The local usas iu' sHs'. Wv
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Erie shares were quoted at 2o"Z' on 'he OLA d day
later than the above.
From Liverpool we have tie report of sales OF
30 600 baes Of cotton the 9th inst, prices being
on the advance Breadsufis were quiet, and provis-
ions steady,
The National Safety Insurance and Trust Co. OF
Philadelphia has gone into liquidation.
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regiment Of volunteers, bearing the above title Is
eow being formed by experienced military They
make the MeroeT-House their headquarters for the
present, where recruits are being enrolled About 200
Oames received yesterday, and the drilling Of the
hea has already, commenced. Gen. VIM. Hall has
solunteered 10 furnisL them with ifes aud drums and
e. J. Genet has placed large room at their disposal
10 be used M barracks.
TIE MoNTEZUMA BATTALION
Several officers who served with credit in Mexico
Aave resolved to raise regiment Of volunteers, to be
knowp ty the name Of the Montezuma Battalion.
uhsy have established their headquarters at Palace
HssdeR, in Fourteenth street, near Fifth avenue,
whefe recruits are being enrolled Captains of unst-
sehed companies requested TO confer with ldeut.
20. We IL. Browne, who bas donb Of being
ale 70 satisfactorily eRpiOy their commands.
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Tie detail OF the earnings of the Gelena and Chicago
Union Road from April to the 18th were Us follows;
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BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 90, 1861.

In accordance with the accommodation of the
members Of the Legislature who are opposed to
The further prosecution of the present war, 'hose
citizens of Baltimore who approve tue call VIII
assemble in their respective wards mt three O'Clock
this afternoon, to appoint delegates TO City Con-
vention. The City Convention will meet on the
fifth of September and select delegates to the State
Convention which meets in this city on the 10th
proximQ. We publish in another column the
places at which the ward meetings will be held
It is to he hoped that overwhelming majority
of the people will give TO the movement q not
less prompt and active than cordial support.
and injustice of the war which is now being waged
by the Administration, it is clear that the mate
rial interests and political institutions Of The coun-
try are in danger of being utterly destroyed With
every hour that MIR. LINCOLN and his lanatical
party are suffered to pursue, without ef2ctual or
position, their headlonc course the nation 10
driving nearer and nearer towards the brink of
inevitable rrn for it Is evident that neither peace
nor q reconstruction of the Union is to be brought
about under their auspices. The interests, present
and future, Of every man in this community are
involved in the issue now before us, and it is in
cumbent on each citizen to aid in the work of ex-
Treating our State and city from the perilous
position in which they have been placed through
the aggressive and reckless policy of the Admin
istratiOn.
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CorreSpOndence Of the DaiLu Erchnr

Correspondence q me Dtity ETchdngP,
The County Court and the COMMUNICATIVE
1.-The Grand Jury and the Recent Fire
ToWSoNTowN, August %.
Judge Price to-day heard the concluding arou-
ments Of Messrs. Thomas S. Alexander and Henry
W. Archer, in the case of the State of MARYLAND a.
A. Lingan Jarrett and Sprigg Harwood in the
matter of an injunction to arrest their proceeding
as comptroller aud Treasurer of the State
The Court reserved it's decision on the appIio.,;o
ior the injunction. The decision in this application
when given, will amount to nothing for If the in
junction is granted, the will come up again for
argument, and II not granted, the State will sue out
writ OF mandomms, and ask the Court to renuire
Mr. Jarrett to surrender the Office of COMPTROLLER
OF the State Treasury to DR.. Claude the appointee
under Governor Hicks, to fill the vacancy occasion
ed by the resignation of Mr.. Purneli the former
Comptroller, and unless the Court of Appeals eives
this case precedence, the time for which Mr. lar
rett claims will have expired, and another newly
elected incumbent occupy the position of conn.
troller. - P
The Grand Jury have gone to work in good earn
est IN order to ferret out the guilty party who fired
the Courthouse on Saturday last. They have sum
moned before them almost every citizen in and
around the village.
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such provisions, or for their being incorpo~
rated into the Constitution we already have? Il
not, how can he consent TO support ;hcm practi-
cally by his counienance, or even his silence? Let
no man be weak enough to think, when he is es-
tab!Shing or confirming dcspotism, that he is
safe from its dangers tecause, for the present. it is
on his side. 1t IS written that the frogs who
prayed TO JovE for King, had a SroRK sen, them
for their pains. is not written that King SToRK
when he was hungry, made any distinction be-
tween The frogs who had prayed for him aud The
fLogs who had not
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E6MratIgn.
II ALL OF ST. JOHN.
- NO. 81 Va D[NOA- IL
X ECTOE:
REV. BENJAMIN Is. GRISWOI,D II

80 ~ " - -N<iHI''-' Il ) ENtE
REV BENJAMIN sra s. G&hFIiswoLD, MA
The SIKH Annual Session will commence an soNnAv
s ssIn Oh CTggars at Jas s WArEna' Book
2,'ic' anu tht PPiscopal hraHihE ICONS a2T.H
NH ARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, |
The 9Th The nroyeI6ai Rs Mf
srdy possessed by fcw others ana the %aTious ands Sf
GUIDING all branches taught in ether Colleges, together
to those desiring to become learned, scientific, prsct
q Any N further h information given application Dr. mo
oicS or CHXKIgS T. C&ITERT CGF b
land. aS5 Isl
g ELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-The srbscTj
~ nG Cry yin ,eopen on the SECOND MONDAY IN SEP
M ByERLY SR6@T %ha@ he ' S'sca a Sf
As ea9' q Ton the Undersigned, at No 70 NORTH
a29-2w, /. c. RRICEFNSTE:N.
RALTIMOHE ACADEMY OF THE
19 ,,,-.-,.-. VISITATION,
FIRST MG&6AY # seatsbsro VIII O a 7El@s1 I'll se
4 OYOLA COLLEGE,
~ CORNER OF CALVERT AND MADISON sT>.
FIRST MONDAY or sEPTEgRER. VI the
IN Mowed&rrGt i 0i''' Prssd>6t
g"NHESTNUT hill SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
~ GENrhEMEN, Three Miles North of Baltimore Ma
o osT, lt' i is Classical school, in private family
so far as be for parental ami home
Pupils are received q ten years Of age and
ness Tle number p2p IS limited to y. w Hs
mtStuhi and moral training faithful supervision aud
Chestnut AN is country at Of 100 acres and IS nnsr
aa E, ia natural lant #nd nrs healt6n6ss1 ThSre
IS pJ one session ~ the yric, beginning on tn. first e.
4esday in September ana ending the last Wedars Az in
70" admission q &5G 4. GFf E20aadR abso &&s r.
PALTlA0BE FEMALE C0LLEGE.-pbig IN
Il . IF
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= = - - -
AEp asnnas.

sSREA? BARGAINS
az IN sTryvrp nuFsS conne
Such as Grenadines, Bareges
Barege Anglais, French Tawna ami ilrrartiiee
tOFlns,N aIenciaS and MoZambgues:
- - Ribbons, Embroideries and Hosiery;
LACE SHAWLS and VISITFS
ALSO,
summer MOURNING FABRICS OF the hest auaIitv
FL Desiring to close ont SUMNER STO(IF[I MS soon
20 possible, have made still greater reduction in prices
Buyers should avail themselves Of this opportunity
att No & n t,barl@s strcss+
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N, :
40, ID Dsg?te To- city Convention no%a9 naS a s
AY 8 y Corner So3 CsntS anG G' Paul se
HIS lThas ayj AFTERNOON, 5r. i. Il
-{{n SIXTEENTH WARD, ATrENfON;--
THURSDAY, = s ocIoc% to elect five Dele
~ q ss6le@6er, TO- eeet essates 70 State Convention
' hich meets in this city on september 10th. IT
.l--rr ATTENTION, NINTH W ARD. --The
mo- Trsna Of Pese i ths NPb N Ta are .ga3Gs19 -
purpose Of eecng Five Dee@ata TO represent the Ward
=. It g CITY o0nVe"''9n 'S 0'"'f o. TIE ooMarrEE
MTANTED-A LADY, to teach Music in a
w private family. Address, stating terms, &c, c.
Leonardown, St Mary's county, Nd az9-t
NF0UNT ST. MARY'S COLLEGE,
BMAIrT$BURG IRED PIX 81; 4, * on
wEDS Es6aY, Il the : ss,h it Of AGsGSt -
az 20 & ''''eF P"F'"''S "'aJo 4 MeiATFEY, p n
DIVIDED: , TIL, BALTIMORE FIRE ms. Co..,
The Psi3nt Ryssors Of 51 c2fpsPy hsyf Rs
payable 70 the SoSkhGidrrs teir ,sssl 5fprsen:aye
9a9 ata9fe r w. I fio
will be closed "" thu ID 'F FSE6k @yG6D&oRrH
LII sTEAa FH 1fTHR NGW YORK TO
ne s1s.Iashp GREAT EAsIiRS, 4ayng rs, fulfilled her
sAT SST TS5S Y i9F t 6GF CIR q 5.
RATES OF PASSAGE
In first cabin, $9l55 eeorl,ng to state room accommo-
IN third cebis, from s55 to $50
gagged hy special arrangement.
The GEE EA3rERN %ii leave lhYerpooi on her re
Plans OF the ship IN he sen and engagements made for
''s'S"' ""' '''''''' VII "''''' JOIN q 4 HERRING,
Adams Express Co,
a297t l6i Baltimore 81, Baltimore Nd.
ka%-$, TRUrTFE'S SAI,E-I will nv virtno
81 6y pubc sUction ON n",S io na IN fy
DAY, September 18th, IS T. at o'clock r.
Ba5 1A And 9c r E ooR. int i 5 3e fs
ming fr the same on the mouth sle OF Fountain street 70
feet east from the northeast corner II Fountain and Wash
on streets, GG tencf running east on fountain street
1gP GG q HS ST. i 81, BY two tT"9ry big DIVE
Trrns Of sale. ,4o.l,1r ,,, o,, t, ,,.,., =.
mea'h' "i'h int est Im rrvro,. os r.,.t,,
aaa.2,vaas WIN. hAMlLToN,
ys M SIS IS IN GIVE ,,7,f,z ~ y. 422t122eL
ber has o vi fra =. No ~, t me ~ Soscfi
Id6i 53[|; w%EF 49, Per
Ts'n55 @ iS9' a o5 Nv fa Tsqe y s: % s
n 4; n @ 81: 5i Ss3,'.
18th day OF August, lsGl
aeo1aw4v SAKf T. Hol.IhNGSWS0RiH;
! gST0!TF = Cy,o;co l,ci y-i,;,-, - n.
| Il ~ h,T - n5IiS brands virginia and Pen =
u sylyaha Flot ~ Tor raIily and Sakers use for sale
~ cray i"ad or hse blrfe! on reasonable terms.
| /. l. ZEN ni.AroN,
| ~ -,''' - ."i,i -" y, no" 'iLH Etftct
| EpUkE BREAD
| p ,rF1tT r,r-7,.p,,,,,o,rn ~, .rrr,,, Nm, r, ,
for many GAYS never sou5in: is auc more eafoi ana
nn'Lltnus than Fe!mened Brtai and as l0H in price.
hEHANFEb FREE FROM ALL DELE lNGHEEIEHT5.
Mnu ac,uoed Nv theogy tue process bsng raised h
nv tiisaiian ain| g. - M . Dt ~
'''' '''''S'' Va S'''N' S'A4'0'uS iiib'c"i'
HirhIv racoro,n ardai h., eminent rrf,. , ~, NJ;
cal Faculty OF this civ ana Nav Var" Lao t ~ @
Gsst q e a. ss Al xiii EjS5ays
AWAY as FfreaIea bread II keeps always sweet and
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MIR. W. III. RUSSELL'S THIRD LETTER
From Mr. Russelps letter Of July 10Th, we e.
tract the most interesting passages:

Mn w. H. hOSoELL > Third LETTER,
From Mr.. Russelfs letter Of July 10Th, we ex-
the most interesting passages:
WHAT is THE PRESENT ATTITUDE OF THE NORTH?
me world sees that the North has not treated
tne ooutnefners as rebes-we will not saw it ba 8
not dared to do But the Federalists have traat
ed the Coniederates up to this moment as balioer-
ents. Rebels are hanged, imprisoned and sbnf a.
discretion Their flags are not received: the ex
change of prisoners with rebels is ridicrIous
regular "biockade'' of rebel ports is ouite anomo.
lous. 1t remains to be seen after Mr. Davis recent
hints, what the government dares to do in the case
of the "pirates" whom its cruisers caught in the
act, red handed, OF privateering policy. Meantime
the arm raised TO chastiSe and subdue has been
struck down, and the attitude of the North is lust
now defensive. There will be on the part of the
one people whom the American press has most in
suited and abused every disposition to give fair
play and to listen to the call for 'time.' But the
quarrel must have its limts-the time must be
liked, and the sponge must be thrown up if one or
other OF the combatants cannot 'fcome up to il:
nor does 1t seem in which anr amount OF
Judlclous bottieholdng" can prolnng the fight
Now, at the present moment the North is less able
10 go the contest than she was month ago.
one has suffered defeat, she has lost morale and
motertet Besides killed, wounded, and prisoners
cannon, arms, baggage, she has lost an army Of
homeo months 40 H9swho have marched away to their
s'eatest danger.
Tn 70 a., THE FEDERAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
not brine mr. pion the reinforcements received do
had before tba federalists to the strength they
many have strayed arar que can or VIII tell how
regiments SINCE they returned to The tielf
80 la,S ~ 80 .L vi men who have come here
Eli ess o Man lhose VINO have gone away home nv
been by no means for the better. Tbas - mas
months men at least had been three months unsee
arms. They were probably at least as martial ana
aS ready to light as the rest of their people, just
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The CoNFINENrAL.-The performances at this
place are nightly greeted with delighted audiences
comprising many of our most respectable citizens,
who heartily enjoy the essays of tie really clever
artstes there engaged. Music, songs, dances, and
ourlesque contribute to make the evening pass
pleasantly to the visitors Of the Continental.
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p 5 < "a
SHOULDER SGAG1
8HiGrL.
SHIRTS!
GBInTs3i1
r@kFGuT FIr WARRANTED OR NOBLE,
Uaeqaaljed BY any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH gUs0srS,
EMBROIDERED Bu2Oa SHIRTS,
FINE LINEN AND MuaIJN 5IgTsI
MEKIN0 SHEETS AID IAWERs
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HAaFpSE
HANDElGAIEaii
". 2. T0ULI5fS : BRO,
PATENT -8dOULDEli-8EAB S8IRr HGTIncT1RY,
E25 Es.sia.oars ss.lt.
ugGs,Jasba Hal
a0LE AGENTS Toi. JWo. GLARE, Jr. sI0,a "a
uEIAE C9rqOH. Also
fET-.|r - coz SgATGa. o.s..F
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y. 2. GTI LITE.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGAiPHY,
6G NJ. CHARLES S1tsas155
jaii-H OPPOSITE ST. oaUIia CHRnH,
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The Fort Smith lark. Times says that an album
dance OF military stores being conveyed to
McCuoch' s army in Missouri
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ettno: s2O-t,
MRS. HERMAN 4 SONS
FRENCH
STEAM SECURING AND DYElNG ESTABI IsuMFN
No. Ga NORTH EUTAyy STREET,
W., ~, BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND SARATOGA
D M ,t59G 10 clean al KINDS Of Ia AND Chill
SLETESs GdRFs PSTs a Hf VESr o. x31
Rs rRS 10 ne pief Or renewing the natural gloss
WHITEp GCIRe APE NIX EAaMaFfs's done u
Gk5SILE LEN CLOTHING repaired il reduested.
L Choice brands Family, Extra and spper Fr,orrR n
s''FS ana Tor sale by co,r.r p.,4 4 L. WEBB Il BRO
- 5oGolbs Prime Western Bacop SIDES receiving and
ioT sale by a. L; WEBB 1 BRO
1 - n ". Thomas Co.'s and VIM Clifford Nef,s Fami
ly sugar-cured HANS just received Tor sale by AMI
!. A. L. VERB X BRO
~ corner Pratt and Commerce streets
r. G. LIND,
81 80: ARGaITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT
%aii Garner OF Charles ana Fayetts sreetsi
CREEE j YoE, n1s'A@'" :. '0r
6E1LEKs N Se taGiS. f f 3iso''' '''
AND FINE FAMILY aeoT #IEfs' LIQUORS,
,cll-H n" ~ Fs.trT4oas sTEzs ' BAIT
TUE MOUNT VERNON COHPAHY, have ~
2'a az eL ri SS29' F5 r RE
auJE. -og rKGIG gdx.ua,
segx-. r. Ssv"si;.'
BUILDING HARDWARE.
49, T ne attention 9 q CARPENTERS and BUILDERS
fa t. R IN oa2fa iSa E sSs ,@4f
81 e 4 4 L kGiJi i St,Ss',
WINDOW SAsRRs,
',fs BY well ak g E sTt = R SIT
RoNE DUST-W arranted pure, and the best
article IN the market Dealers supplied at nanuf,otu-
rrs prices The price reduced suit times For sale
a2l-a No. Spears wharf
RAUGH'S RAW-BONE PHOSPH ATE
giving in some 50 per cent better CROPS than pry
'uano' For sale wholesale and retail by ''''
aa,.t, GEO. DUGDALE,
- No. Spears wharf
.ROUND B0NE-The handsomest article in
low the market Of uniform quality, finely ground and at
.9,.y GEO. bUGDALE,
- - NO Spears wharf
HANS, LARD AND PORK.
M R s9G yellow cepysssed Hams small size so casks
oao.tf b ]. FOLEY & BRO
80 y No 50 South street.
III p. EVANS, "
Il. CoMAissION MERCHANT,
s1o,1R cp,,n M, kED pEALSRL .. |
P SHAM9 s GKoE w BONES AND SUPER
No. ia south Eutaw street opposite Bau,ore and Ohio
Railroad Depot, Baltimore, Nd.
IN 81. references in Baltimore:
e. Macom < Co., Carson, Zimmerman Co.,
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No citizen shall have the right to bear arms ey
cept at the pleasure of the President who may
cause the houses of the people to be broken omen
and searched, by any body, at all hours, without
warrant or process of any kind ana all arms fonnd
on the premises to be seized and transported to the
nearest military station. All militia laws of The
States in contravenon of the powers herein orant-
ed may be treated as null, By the President, in his
discretion, and all citizens found with arms under
such laws or otherwise, shall be liable to arrest and
pleasure ' :
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The President may, likewise, in his discretion
remove all civil or municipal officers of the several
States and appoint and pay Others or establish a
military government, in their stead Apy sttemnt
on the part of any State auhoritiesor officers So
superseded to discharge any duties or exercise or
even assert any powers imposed or conferred on
them by their respective State laws shall he NM
lshaDie by arrest and Imprisonment, at the Presi
article aforegOng. = - W
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whenever the President shall determine in his
discretion as aforesaid, that war, a rebellion or
an insurrectlon exists, he shall have the right TO
increase the army and navy, forthwith and with
out the interpretation of Congress- to any extent he
pleases. lie shall further have the right to call
out as many volunteers lie chooses and for anv
term Of service he may prefer. The armv and
navy, 20 increased and called out, he shall have the
right to employ as he pleases and he NAV raise,
borrow, spend and apply all moneys he may re,
qulre or DESIRE Tor that purpose, without any pre-
vious appropriation by Congress.