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Troops to be Quartered On the People
OF Palmyra.

sT. LOUIS, Aug. 17.-Dispatches have
reached here today that train conveying
troops on the Hannibal Il ct. Joseph Railroad
were fred into by secess!onists near Palmyra,
and one soldier killed and several wounded.
Gen. Pope Immediately sent orders to Gen.
Hurlbut to take euch force as he deemed
necessary, to Marion county, quarter them On
the people, and levy contribution of horses,
mules, provisions and such other things as
sre useful to soldiers, amounting to ten thou
sand dollars, on the inhabitants cf the
county, and five thousand On citizens Of P.I-
myra, as penalty for this outrage,
, 1861-08-19

Major General John Ellis Wool arrived in
the city at half past nine o'clock lsst evening,
BY tie Hudson River Railroad. Gen. Hau and
Gen. Wef1ncre received him at the depot, and
Company Of the Anderson Zouavea, under
Lieur. Knight, was drawn up in line On the
platform: Gsn. Wool was introduced to gcv-
exal gentlemen, aud es he pass ed the ZouaEes,
he shock hands with the whole line,
Getting into carriages, the party, preceded
By squad Of police frcm the Twentieth
Nard, AID the Anderson zoua7ss, acting as
Escort. moved along Thirtieth street toward
Broadway, but were soon met by several COM
Penies Of the LIST Regiment United States
Ctaseeu1s under Lieut. Col sha1er. The
tainB Philipoteaux, Walker and Brainard
The procession passed down Eighth avenue
to Twenty third street to the Union Club
House, about the doors of which something
Of cuncou1se had gathered, as Prince NApo-
leoa Aad left only short time before. Three
cheers were given for Gen. Wool, and he
| aliEht1 and stopped for a few moments in the
Club House, when introductions toak place.
| TIE procession then moved down to the st.
Nicholas Hutel, the crowd constantly aug
mentlrg, and cheers being given along the
route.
| Al nearly u o'clock, the Seventh regiment
| hand having Played varies7 Of airs, Gen.
Wool appeared upon the balcony, waving his
! handkerchief, when 'three cheers for Gan.
| Wcor' res cal:ed for and g!ven-"Hurrah!
| Iunah tu1rab Uger.r-r =" sThree more -
And as1:L-"Htr, hip, brr1ah! hurrah hu,-
Ish! Tigerrr!'' Afler the band had played
s'Ifail to Ihe Chief,'' Gen, Wool spoke as fol-
lows:
Fellow. CITIZENS: thank you fer this IN.
sxlectea 1cLos- Nothing is more gratifying
| to soldiers feelings than the good opinion
o; his fellcw. .eitizenE. / do not, toweTer, re.
1Lyself, but On behalf Of my country, my bleed
| ;Ea country. which is now contenditr far the
, 1861-08-19

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 1S.-The Handsboro
{Miss Democrat says: Horn Islsnd, On Pasca-
goula Bay, is beiEg fortified. Batteries are
being erected on Cst Island. There ws= no
blocEading vessel off Ship Island
The Memphis APPEAL Of the 17th says the
prize boat Equality, reported captured By
Capt. Irwin at Cairo, Was handed over to the
military authorities at New Madrid. Tas Fade-
raj gun boats continued the pursuit within
three miles Of New Madrid. The steamer
Cheney and seven prisoners are also reported
captured.
The Courier Of this morning learns that q
Committee Of citizens Of Harrison county,
waited On the owner Of the CoYlngton and
Lexington railroad, and informed him If ship
ments Of guns be nots:epped, the road would
be destroyed. The owner promised to obey
and ak eaanong and thirteen car loads Of small
aIme were returned to Coviugtop.
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Qt!i<anG 0Iri1tt1gG


E For afternoon Dispatches SIC !Sso..1
1ne..
Fer Il Hdnts" and Il Sa!c'' Adutaf ST.
sAeHtS sc I1sfy4A Poe.
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+; PRINCE nsPo1.EUE.

Prince Napoleon and suite arrived at
Cleveland on Saturday night en- route for
Lake Superior Although, the Prince is
goiug very near Green Bay, it is not rroha-
lle that the object Of his visit is to ascer
lain v neither ne have *'a Bourbon among
ns~
, 1861-08-19

The st. Genevteve Bank Money.
the money seized at st. GeneFieye Yesterday
was st the request Of the directors Of the pa
rent Bank here. to whom it was transferred
TO-DAY by Gen. Fremont.
, 1861-08-19
EfevHHNMENE ENyELOPES- THE
A.AST DAE.

Today, Monday, viii be the last oppor-
tunity for those Who have IN their posses
sion Government envelopes Of the old
style lo exchange them at the Po5t-0 Office
for tile newly issued envelope. To-day
they n1ay, for the las: time. be EXCHANGED
for their full valne tomorrow they will
he Hi1thlces
, 1861-08-19

From tee Terre Hautc Express. 17th-]
The Twenty second Regiment, Col JET. e.
DayiE, 1rdiana's 1eyres en:atiye in Fort Sum
tsr, during it's bombardme1t, passed through
this city, en- route to- ST. Louis, at 6 O'Clock
LAST evening. They we,e carried by two
tsaine, the first consisting OF twelve coaches,
AID the other consisting ot eleven coaches,
s11 bog cars containing camp equipments, and
ore stock car, il which were the horses os the
field officers. This regiment seems to be
composed Of good natcrial, a1d is well eff.
cered. Whsn the seecod train arrived, Gu
which were the field officers, large crowd
assembled around the car, aud called loudly
ter Col. Davis, VINO appeared On the platform,
and said he was not much OF C. talker; his
profession 1as fighting, He said be was TAX
Ing 1egimc1t tfroaga to tie assistance OF
Gs1. Fremont, in Missouri and he hoped t.
brig them all back heroes Col. Davis is a
small uan, hut is exceedingly trim, and .oks
every inch q so1df<r: The other field officers
are John A. Hendricks, Lieut. Col, aud Gar
| don Tanner, MsioT. 4 half dozen such resi.
| ments will add much to the security o. MIS-
sou1i-
| Five LIT Giana regiments of infantry, oae OF
two Ct caya1ry, and perhaps une or two ccm
pa1ies Of artillery, are now fully equipped,
aud will 60 to st. Lcuis to join Gen. Fremont
| at once. They are the 16t5, Pad, 23rd, 34tn
| anG E5tb. The six n imenta Of three months
men will be re organized With the least poeei
lie delay, and will follow IN the came airec
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IeNV informant 81" What a Well
Posted Young MAN Says.

Posted Young MAN SaF8s
LOUISVILLE, Ang. IA young mau Gom
Richmond, Of secession proclivities, apparent
II well informed Of the designs Of the Confed-
erate army, says they intend an immediate ad-
rance, and predicts fight by the Relay House
as early IS the 1851 inst. He says the South
ern army is well provided With blsnkets, etc,
for winter campaign, and is IN . high stste
Of discipline He says, also, thst it Is the
universal desire to attack Wasniuqtpo.
, 1861-08-19

tSpeci.1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
IRoEFoN, No. Augunt II, 1851.
Gep- PrentiEs arrived here this morning,
and viii at o1ce assnme command.
Jeff Thompson is reported twenty-five
miles southeast. Gen Hardee, with 6,0o0
men, is st Gresngille, forty miles south.
VerE active preparations are making to meet
him
, 1861-08-19

ALTON, Aug. 1Z.-This evening, daughter
Of Robt- Mellen, Of this city, W6le walking
upon the track Of the st. Louis, Alton, & Chi
CINE, killing her instantly.
, 1861-08-19

WASHINGTON, Aug. I7.-ExM Minister Fanlk-
ne1 Is not, SIS has been stated, merely detained
rs hostage fer the return cf 3Iessrs. Harris
and Mag1aw, but for good and satisfactory
reasons to th7 Government apart from any
such considerations.
The reporter ct the Associated Press at
Washington, learns that g statement is pub.
lished in tbs Pki1ade1phia, and perhaps 9th era,
papers this morning, as coming from him,
that Secretary Cameron is to be removed
Nothing whatever of this kind was transmit.
ted By the reporter.
Two rebel regiments are at Fali's Church.
The rebel picksts are in sight from the chain
bridge over the Potomac.
It's charged that Vim. Walter, United States
Treasurer at Philadelphia, is q secessionist
This will be Investigated BY the Treasury De-
ra1t
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General Foptss War Policy.


G5n, Hu1lbut, at Ger, Pope's order, it is
p1ssnE,ee, has Issued The following interest
ing prccismatso1 70 the county authorities Of
M@IIcn county: Missouri:-
HEAD QUARTERS BRIGADE,
Palmyra, Mo, Aug. II, 1861
CorLty Authorities OF Marien County, Mo. -
By command Of r.y tnne1ior of1lcsT, I have
occupied Jour c1urty SEAT By like con-
nan1 zeqri1c ycu 10 deliver every morning
before 9 O'clock N, to Col Smith, cona.
maEtilg 18th Illinois Regiment, the follow
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4 HoguA Peace Meeting made q Gen
p&Me Affair.

0&ME lAAAAFz
LOUISVILLE, August 1.-THE peace meet
ing called By prominent secessioaists, for this
evening, YVES held in the Court House. AS
the crowd entered the 'ha IL many we're sing
ing the star Spangled Banner. James Speed,
UDion{st, was called to the chair; James Ira
pue, seeessionist, was also nominated by the
Persons originally calling the meeting. A d.
vision Of the house took place, when Speed was
elected. The secessienfsts, numbering hun
Gred orEo, Withdrew, Shouting for the Southern
Confeeeracy. Speech were nlade by Messrs.
Speed, Wolf, Harlan, eud others, and resolu
tions adopted with but one dissenting voice.
Aftera a preamble, stating that there ia no mis-
taking the position Of Ken tucky in the pres
ent civil war, that she is uBaltera5}5 for peace,
it Was resolved, first, that while this State de-
sireE to be true to tho Union, she also desires
to have peace with the people Of all States;
second, that we earnestly desire the restora.
ion Of peace in every part Of our beloved
country, and as the speediest and enrest mode
ct eHectlng this result, We appeal for the ees-
saflon Of the var now beiDg made On the
Uulon. Third, that we behold in a dissolu-
tion Of the Uaion remedy for no evils ,butan
agg1ayation Of all fourth, that we do not see
how peace, enduring ard substantial, is to be
attained by the establishment Of two ipde-
per dent goytrnDl aYts within the preseut
ifth, thar we depIecate the attempt beiag
made 10 produce BY force disruption Of the
Union sixth, that for the purpose Of restot-
sectional plrtiea, North and South, err the
rights Of gove1 nment aEoa2d not be abandon-
ed at fbe dictates Of armed rebellion seventh,
that Ken: ucky's neutrality but fureshado~s
her love Ct peace, that all negotiations look
Ing to Constitutional settlement oil. sectiona.
differences ard preservation Of the Union,
should receive her hearty CO operation,
eighth, that We are unwilling that any for
tign power shall own the mouth of the Mis-
fitk!ppi, or any part OF the Union, and there
| fore are uuslterah1y opposed to q dissolution
Ct the Ur{on. We are for the eoustrr TOW
art forever, whether assailed BY foreign OF
domestic enemies. These resolutions Terc
unanimously passed BY q crowd tilling The
| hs1l to cye1hoWiDg.
, 1861-08-19

The KDx1Ish Money worthless.
NEW YORK. Aug. I7.-It is understood that
tie money found On serreI, the rebel! l!messea-
ger Of JEFF Davis, on boatd the Psrsia, is
Worthless. It consists OF pest notes Of tie
Bank Of England, payab1e' Only to his order.
, 1861-08-19

q N;uneeota, formerly Of this city, placed IN
the hsnds Of General Fremont, Tor the use Of
tic Government, fc1ty-six thousand dollars.
The lt.an was entirely scontaneous on Mr.
na1E'son'e p41t, without suggestion from any
one, and reflects great credit upon his patrio-
Gsm.
Tie Peoples Savings Institution Of this
city, thruagh 1sader BasA, Esq, Las a;so tan
deIed loa0 Of twelve ttolsaad dollars, hich
Eas been accepted. The Institution har.ag
been overlooked T. the recent arrangement
the tender, not wishing to he hchind In its
ccvotiun to the Government It IS eva;ifsing
T., rad these acte Of pa:1iotism,-.I. Ls,tls
rxff
, 1861-08-19

The Heckefs Driving BACK the Rebsls.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
IRoNro:, no., Aug. 18-l1 f. II.
Colonel Hecker was at Fredericktown, Mad.
ison county, twenty miles southeast OF here
yesterday. He took twelve prisoners, and
drove fifteen hundred Of the rebels towards
GIeenTi}le.
Col. Alexander, with the Tweuty-frst Hi
nois Regiment, was to join him last nigat.
G1eat activity in military operations here.
The enemy must either run or fight soon.
, 1861-08-19

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE counsel for
the Baltimore Police Commissioners have
given notice Of an intention to Apply for Al
attachment against the Sheriff for not Using
writ against Col. Burke-he having pove1 to
call ant the militia
, 1861-08-19

:maasour1 stats Trsops Tor the War.
'KAkaAs Crrr, Arg. i7.:-We learn from re-
liable sources that 900 State troops wen armed
and equlERea leaEe FsysAs. AoEasa sSSnasy.
Grcss In Che 1outhszn paxt Of the State. -Four
hundred Of them are ss.d to he mpantsa. :.
, 1861-08-19
The Great Loan.

ZIG OKE&b x1NA&&
The banks Of the cities Of New York, Bos.
ton sHd Philadelphia, through their officers
and delegates, held meeting at the American
Exchange Bank on Thursday last for the pur.
pose Of assisting the United States Govern
ment, by lending it money. The action of
the meeting resulted in subscribing ore Aun-
t'ved and ftfy millions to the Government loan
on the following terms:
SECTION l. An immediate isEle to be made BY
the United States Treasury Department Of Treas-
n1y Eotes, dated Aag. Is, 1sal, bearing interest
fifty millions Of dollars.
sEc, ?, The banks Of New Yerk, Boston and
millions Al par with the privilege ii t4k;tg ut par
IN additional fifty millions October Ii, Us giving
their dccisiun to tho Department OTtoher i; and
t:sir cceisIun Decembtr1, un}ees said amount
eAaN have been previously subscribed as Na-
tionai Loan 1t being understood an agreed thst
No other Government stocks, bonds or Treasury
nctts except Treasury notes payable On demand,
and the Oregon War Loan: ehAa be negotiated or
paid ent by the Government uata Feb j, 1852,
shenld the associated avail of both privileges or
drsr only, until October Is, 1sGi, II they take
CO. m neo te e. or I'M throaG 1n6
subscriptions to the National Lean.
SEC. .. The capital Of the banke Of New York,
Boston shd philadtlphla, ard the respective pro-
follows:
Pro Rata Pro-
Bark Capital. ty Millions.
New 1t1k---.. .4fDGtp,0 So, SOC, ,090
Bos1on; ;-:...-..-. y ~ UDMe 15.5N,ND
fhHnde1phia -.-... 12,WO0W 5oU,MU
1t is proposed that the division, should be,
say to:
New Ao1k-- SCI, ,000, $50
bostol 15oO9 IVY
1iAiAAEaP4al&. 1,HDQ,p1
, 1861-08-19

Prince Napoleon en- route for Lake
Superior.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 18.-Prince Napoleon and
euite arrived here last night and took rooms
at the Angler House. They sail tor Lake sn-
North Star
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;;ss -s27a-.zz5sfs-z ~ syt,: 1:1C
+s52.=t = ~ =>-= a<.;=, eas :zi
>'::=i :s's*t . s-z-z ~: 20 a 10 ,,,<zr41
!! :-s4I IS i. i: = - So .s=t.za Z,
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4lss5 FO2 BOSTON.-The bark BAY STATE
1 nos Sparrow, master, is now leading for tn ~,
III port ana having the most OF no. csr,a
snn quick dispatch. For balance freight or pa"saga
iF'' " HESLEN d ROGERS 9
BaItfmoro Nov ,,, y " corLer Pratt and Gay streets
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mon ~, ml5u
HssEsSs RI F0 IL. WILMINGTON, n. CITE NER.
PATK FT r. !. IT, M, REGULAR W EEKLY LINE OF
bsving Iar ne Al clipper schooner TEE, Cant Haines
esbatcb IF6e portion Of cargo board viii sail WS
DJNNOCk q WEATHFRLY
Goods sent IN or-.a ,-..,,. NO. III Smiths wlar.
- S in al G9aEEss thereon promptly paid VI Gum
3TSSs to hEhCfAhfS' LINE F"'S'e CeiPts' and ad-
aG a7 l. g. d B. G. WORTH. Agents in WiI,i-.o,
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SIS il. OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
8ail &s;Gaos.

sEsssa "a S9 s:sssiisss2 n,,, ,PHILADELPB!A,
SPRING AND SUMNER G fRi,fT9f
E2f6 ESF s fifSF bEP5 So .y E
oe sSase 8 ra Rvs at Sgiosk NJ
" ,Q'shG not,e at 945 A. NJ and AS P. n. All Trans
Ssn.% Th NV York trains except AS T. ".
F. y r. ~ stopping at all stations between Baltimore ana
PsSsepker f. Delaware and Eastern Shore OF Maryland
ton III" 'ei' most expeditions ionte by way of Whining
miIn WILLIAM cRAWF"E6,,
L. U. : orx 4oHT ! q,
r----- : pER t:%S 1H51 NFTAsiGo% fhlcir,
~; tALFERT TATIoH BALTIMORE NAV 20. 1871
FK tii F1ai Is now open Tor TR3NSTGRFiTUN OF
NJ GP p ,ESh5 Acct CivsTi station apply 10 M
rs2sap; streets. JAS ' G. GLh nSF and
Superintendent.
Il 81 - NORTHERN EI2sv CENTRAL
LIE SITE1IlTEYyDEN1,s o ltitIEi ctALvnnr2
On ard sftG Nav et6 isl rsn , t ON &oth
urt!.et say arrive ana dcHsrt as follows, unt
TRAINS NORTH
Mai i" 52 A. Tp'ess Harrisburg &c
~ rH Is T. A. Nj Train connects Relay House with trains
an Yer an etty.harE Rtr9ys at Yor. VIII Yo ts
80 lE'SI iNllifO g, at Har!Sbu
ma f f,liLoad 1r al par Of Wet Also with ie6aon
Nhi,ey Rail Dad to New York direct Al
Win j. and &. Ra!lro:d Kingston and ali p51% -
fn.h9R alley It 1lnbury with Paula pfiA and Fri.
York ''''>S anna anu New
The 30 Train makes all the above connections OK
Ccpt hanover Railroad, Wrightsvs RAMA i ~
Lebanon Valley Railroad ~ anu '''o
ne r. NJ Ira II makes connections with Pennsylvania
ar"ad for all parts of the Vest direct injections
,TEATIs &RRIvE-MaiI atelo P. NJ, Expires, a, 74s
a N H. Hia,TriS1nrg Accommodation at ! P NJ.
ror TICkETS and informa ion enquire at the Ticket
ONCE calvert station, Baltimore
r,oo,s JAS. G. CLARKE,
Superintendent.
~ Ga - FOR THE
"a a y = 2 -Eaz2s5z9 " Z 81 a NJ 8OETg
I'm AZ, LIE u s3JjaiiaukE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Leave CAMDEN STATION, Baltimort,--a.ii fexc%ti
o4 ptI = az $50 A NJ; Express daily al 345 P NJ
VET i stii diIeGtiy through for IL PARTS OF THE
No. = FOR EZh 7 }'dSSEYGSKS
-; bni;,rHore and Piedmont the 30
tfln oetTeen Piedmont aud Whaelins take econ moia
";pn ara Farkerspurg take the $50 A. train from
TIE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore t4apy
and Frederick at 6 20 A. H. " -'' 4 a.
fhG gL!IGOFTS BILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at so
ana = . A n and Las and P NJ and EiIicot Nil
al 40 s sqd no 20 ~ sGg st5 and 100 2
~ r. " ", WAeHLEGTON NJ TIRE .SOUTR
eaYes Baltimore at 20 and % A. and IS ana sop
T. On Sundays ct i 20 4. NJ only Leave sahi,aInO -
On sH!: 10 y N ami 2.39 and 45 T. & On S4ndavs ~
ny = a only The second and fourth train, only RON
iron baiti1ore ana the second third from Wsshin
Connect Si;f trains on the ANNAPOLIS road wv
ror ntner formation tickets every kind &c apnIv
Ticket Once. W p SU!Tua at Inc
:, co,r Master Of TranspG ration
J.. >. CDlE. General Ticket Agent. mis,tf
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TLEN COVE STARCH.
We are now prepared TO supply all orders for ithaca
celebrated SEARCHES at the factory Drices and IN III
cases warrant them to give satisfaction ' u LII su
This Starch is prepared with great csra from tb kt
of packages. P Ia e'eiS variety
to the 0 P'i''0uiariS
SATIN GLOSS STARCH
new article which gives handsome gloss To Imam and
will not the finest fabric This article mt mn
IN packages containing six pounds and well adapted tn
family use. WI o'"p'eu ~
W. WHITELOCK & CO.,
49,. A South street,
INla
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GV9!.

/ ;oA1' Goa,
AND
CHEAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
iiaVlnF large supply Of chL on hand and daily re-
ceylEE py canal aGd railroad, shall continue to sell re-
klNDiING WO0D.-Sawei Wood prepared at NV own
reduced. " ~ " f0' a''"''S
WOOD without being and split for sale at all times
at wharf prices " " '
- JOHN g. MCCULLOUGH,
oa - Wholesale and Retail Coal and Wood Dealer
On3ce-N. ". corner Pratt and Fremont streets
~ n. W: corner PARK and Fayete streets.
"herE-toot Eutaw street, Spring Gardens au29-tf
SHOA Al
~ CUMBERLAND COAL OF the hest QUALITY from, tne
american C0npanys and other Georges Greek
valley, constantly for sale by the cargo or load.
40, T.. STIGkNEY Il Co,
sp14-o Exchange Place
! GEORGES CREEK COAL, SWANTON
SGMIHEs sTEPEEs q 7 EE a1snt "
MIA yn q ~
CUMBERLAND COAL OF GEORGES
NIGKEEk by GarSo or car oad, direct from the mine
STEPHEN :. Lee, Agent, so South Gay st. aul6-tf
tOAL.-Cumberaud Coal of the best quality
froIn the American Company's and other mines in the
georges Greek valley, for shipment from Baltimore or
Alexandria Constantly for sale by STICKNEY 4 CO.
Exchange Place ~ -
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astyS FOE BkEMEN.-The new Al Bremen
5daaaA snip Len A, Capt H X hrrap viii how -
uslatch The ab9vz port. Fer FREIGHT or passs IuCa
Coroe gCJsom2ast0n5 apply to the Captain on osTd
D,re.t, BRUTFERS HONISGER
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NTOTlCE.-ln compliance with the acquisitions
~ O. the Maryland Code vol. /, page SIS Article So
section 10 &c, thu UNDERSIGNED hereby give notice
taat RCDuLPi EOGELER 81 SEW ELL and his vile
aKiANNh FoGkLhR G.ESEWELT, OF Brrmen have
me undersigned executors thereof Tna at the time of
ter Death tn possessed and were entitled to the follow
ing Stoc to W.T.: Eleven thousand five hundred dollars
I'VE per c, stock OF the City of Gilmore and lice
eusa 90 lars SIX per ccnt STOCK of the Of Mary
aqd which st cks now stan in the name of thu lae Pm
dolph Vogeer Gieaewei and that tn undersigned will sell
ana transfer the said stocks at the expiration OF one month
from this tenth day Of May, 1861. - ~ i'ii
q. W. WAGNER,
EMIL N EIN ERTSHAGEN executor
By A. SCHUMACHER Il co,
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u - ~ -
LINE OF

~a LINE or
Ship ZANE n ENTr,Epso,y D.. t;ACHETs,
" IVY NY AkB E,vrEIEETr, GenGy
MI =" CHARLES, 1aiI,
owe; eSs ere az o. superior class insure at The
ihey sail regularly as advertised and 80 ~
Dy Csptans well experienced in the trade The N
fc5 ~ u he aboye vessels IN such as will afford ,eot
10 shippers For freight cabin OF steerage ssest
'-' ~ JUN HENDERSON Il co. ~
GEO HYNSON Co.. Agents New 0rIean [a'I T SFee e.
their address ~ ''t'''0h OIL goods consigned TO
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f85A CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
ISHfasFs }. 3: CLARION Il Co, AGENTS
sssszsa5a FOR VINEYARD PHOPEIETORS
IN FR N Z,
nave just received ANA for sale very SUPERIOR COON
ES, vintage 0! 1911. Charron Pere e ls Brand:
E-e belIont . 90, Cognac Braniies various yntages:
boTfsax Sare Wilesfrotn log to finest grades Burgun
" VINES from medium to very best grades produced in
France; superior White Wines; Champagne Hne vsTor 81
qualities. y i ''i ~ iiue
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid. A wa Z
Also, CONSIGNMENT 10 b55. very old and prime Noncn-
Eahea Rye WhskeYs 10 bhls very old copper distilled
bourbon ms keys; 2O0 bills fine medium grades Rourbon
ana rye Skeys to which invite TIT attention of those
AND HANOVER STREETS - 49, aos -
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x NOX & CO.. ~
IA Stripping AND CONMTsslOy ,fFpctY ,,,r,
10 SaiThS WHARF,
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M ". WHITMAN,
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20 M MIS- 81 N ME Il CHAET
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sS,,essrs Kirkland. Cha.e & Co. Baltimore
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WHEREAS, The Governor of Maryland by his Procama-
non has DESIGNATED and appoi tied THURSDAY, the
p kIH DAY Of JUNE, 1861, for the election Of
81 ne united States therefore /, GEORGE H. Dur
hoS oheiiu OF Baltimore city, pliance with law do
bie"y give n1tiee that an ELECTION WILL BE HELD in
onioy OF the above named day, between the hours of
T MI! A N and O'Clock P. d for REPRESENTA-
aia ~ CONGRESS- for that por of the Third Con
tlct plisng the first eight wards of ha
cry eelpF az these on the east side Jones' Falls also
Ior d tSEf htSENtATlVE TO CONGRESS- for the Fourth
Congressional District comprising twelve uDner
Or all the wards the west side Of Jones Fsl s'
GEO. BUTTON
Baltimore May q. 1861 m22 d. NE v vity;