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: : e F.EE5Ga Z kC = = nc Z
ROSS CAMPBELL Il Co,
q HANOVER STREET,
Have constantly for sale
LIS ON LON DON,
mhIsu IN sums to suit purchasers
9 HARRIS, JR.,
~ BASEMENT CHESAPEAKE BANK
North STREET,
Buys and sells all the stocks and other securities his
ecc 0tIler markets on commission. sSll1
IET GILMOR, JR,
w. ST0GK AND BILL BROKER,
No. II SECOND STREET,
BUYS and sells OF Commission Stocks and Securities in
this ana other markets
Makes advances on Stocks and other Col!aterals
NegOtigtrS Time Pduer and Stock
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&nbOQvapbrs.
4, H0EAl q Co

4. h0EN & GO.
PRACTICAL
LITE . g r a ? n 6 r S,
ENGRAVERS AND COIUR PRINTERS,
NOS, - AND 10 SECOND STREET,
BALTIMORE,
NIX; ute Check, Note Snd Draft Books, Cards Certicat
Diplomas, Show Cards Manufacturers, Views Archit
tura Drawings Maps Plans, Music Titles Book Plates, En-
yelopes and Labels, well
COMMERCIAL WORK
or every description. The facilities establishment
tor the perfect execution every description photographic
work, ample The earliest advantage is taken OF
AZ modern improvements ami personal attention is
gwen 70 every branch Of art enabling pete
successfully, excellence OF work. well moderation
prices, with kindred establishment in country
apl7-eOtf
pROSS b KREBS,
IL PRACTICAL LiTHOGRAPH ERs, ENGRAVERs,
COLOR PRINTERS,
NO. l0l Y EST LOMBARD STREET,
BhLTIMGRH.
BIZ Heads, Checks,
Bills Of La&nc,
Cards,
Circulars,
Title FACES,
Labels &c ar1Ttf
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NOR SALE.-Farms, Houses, Country-Seats,
z Lots and Ground Rents A fine Farm mile FROG, the
keisterstown Turnpike and 10 miles from Baltimore, con
tanning 40 well improved One OF 9r0 in Low
county, Virginia, the IOudOn and Hamp hire Rail-
road high of walton, buildings first class
would he divided into farms if desired price
$40 per One Of 10 the Western Mary land
J. ODELL,
mL26 IL No. q ond street.
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Aianns arln Sflnsir.
garQftrrfE. %2iQaars. IL.

&C. FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, of
BE LII all the varieties of each kind, selected frCm the
ssSS5 importatiOns Of CROP TEA. expressly for the
m ~ use Of private families the quality q which can
not ne eXceiled either in Of make in fra
france For sale by WM WHELAN, No. l42 Baltimore
street, between Grh and Calvert streets sI4
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". bVNU 4 sun, Hoston. Jsz3u
T f. GLONINGER & Co,
a. No. 7 NORTH CHARLES STREET,
Offer Tor sale
CHAMPAGNES.-Ch. Fare, BOederer, We. Clicduot,
Gieser Co. The various Heidseck ard other avorite
brands.
MADEIRAS J. How. March Co, Welsh Bros. and
small lot private stock.
Sherries, Ports, Heck and CiaIel WINES
RRANDIES-ilrnueSsY in store or horded warehouse.
WHiSKIES-Od Rye, Bourbon and Scotch.
CORDlALS in great variety.
| HAVANA CIGARS, fresh ir'pnrta'iona ar4-u
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4nbllt Sales.
sAM atJIGL., ;: SOBER & co

~ SAMUEL J. sOPETs a. On
TRUSTEE'S SALE ~~~"~"->~71S- - W
STOCK OF DRY GOOHS AMI 7 ,>-,,,- ~
On FRIDAY MORNING, June IN comme SU1s at n
ococs, on second floor nf auction rooms No o.
Charles street, vii sell of the trnste ouIh
STOCK OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS
CONSISTING OF CaicOes Lawns, GnEhams, NJ peTaines
Dri'ls, STRIPES, Pant Stuff, &c.
ALSO,
Bonnet silks, Ribbons, Flow rs. Spool Cotton, Iaces
Six MittS and Gloves, Worked Co lars Embroideres,
R@nnets, Fans, Trimmings and ware Of other FANCY
E5-Terms cash, in per funds, deliver.
SAMUEL J. SOPER & co,
AuCtiOneeTs.
m29ts THOS. J. WARRINGTON, Trustee.
JAMES L. CHANCE,
- GATE AUCTIONEER,l
GENERAL COMHISSION MER CHANT
Ard Dealer i'll all kinds Of AUCTION GOODS suited to
bath City and untry Merchants, who requested to
anime the same before purchasing elsewhere.
JAMES r. CHANCE,
Commission Merchant,
I'd stories s. E. corner Baltimore and Chsrl'S SIS,
mhl9tf Entranc" Charles street.
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TITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
FERTl IhER-equal toGuano and cheaper than Stable
Manure, being auyial deposit composed Of animal anG
vegetable matter Can be obtained from the Ice Pond
the Cattle Show Grounds Distance from Charles st
half mile at Cattle Show Grounds quarter OF
mile Toll Gate Falls Road half mile at Upper Re
servor. Apply at IS South street.
Price 80 cents ppr cart load Ie2q-tf
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FIVE THOUSAND ACRES,
S M 4 Ill FAR WI s

To SUIT PT RCHASERS,
TO WHOM EVERY ACCOMMODATION WILL BE GIVEN
To capitalists the above oaers very favorable opportun
ty for investing low rate, in the imm date vicinity
large and populGus CITY.
The Mill Seat is offered alone, with any required guam
tiy of land adjoining at low rates very liberal charter
from the State of Mary land which would be
with the property, offers particular inducements any
parties desiring 10 form The
Of the property would he willing take from qu er
half Of the stock Of such company If required
Terms will be ade suit the purchasers Apply TO
ELIAS GLENN,
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE

Its columns have recently been materially enlarged
and features will be from time to time introduced to
render it not only additionally attractive to the AMI
CIRCLE hut still valuable !um Of reference for
the FARMER. the MECHANIC, and the ARTISAN.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also embrace con-
slant variety choice NOV ELLETTES, TALES, POETRY
and Miscellaneous articles adapted to FAMILY READING;
selections from the EDITORIALS OF THE DAILY EXCHANGE;
REVIEWS Of and Extracts frcm New Books; a PRICE
CURRENT, exhibiting the state of the markets. at home
and abroad, up to the latest moment, and FARMERS
COLUMN, wherein much valuable information in relation
to Agriculture will always be found.
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THE TRI-WEEKLY EXCHANGE
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,

And contains all the reading matter of THE DAILY Ex-
CHANGE, including general and political intelligence its
kilograms, reports affairs and public meetings; its
and reports Of the markets both foreign
and domestic; its reviews OF books its carefully pre-
pared abstracts foreign news, and its editorial articles
thus giving in department the latest information
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IIatf0rm ScaIfs.
GatrtqQts.

CFEF-TARl CARRIaGES.-We have on hand, at
49, OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
one of the largest and hes; assortnsnts OF GAR-
RAG rs be found in the city. Persons in want Of Car
riases invited call and examine stock,
determined to sell at low rates accommodating
terms any other establishment -
MULLMYER 4 HUNTER,
ia25-u Corner OF Hoggayi and Franklin sts., Ralt
Cg@R ChRRIAGESl CARRIAGESi-- We
&E@Ii1hAveon hand at &c North GAY STREET, thelaY
gest assortment Of ASHlUSARhE CARRIAGES south o
New York, all OF the fashions and most approved
styles The public invited call and examine cf them
selves; all Of which will be sold reasonable
BURR HAI5EG q o'CoSNELi,
81 Repairing done a. tn shortest notice. Ilr22-tf
ENURLETT b SONS
~ CARRIAGE AANUFACTORY,
No. 81 hoETu STREET.
csTrEgg> The undersigned having greatly en-"
tNa rged their premises aud increased their :ac;li-
ties, beg leave the attention of e public theI
extensive stock OF every description finished
in the elegant style and durable manner which they
to sell alodsnp terms REPAIRS st.
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices.
JOHN CT RLETT , SON,
Iy24-ty 20 North street. Raltimo-e.
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Spstial Aotitt

NFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
W PUBLIC SCHOOLS, BALTIMORE May 4, ls6I.-By
order Of the Commissioners of Public Schools.
hereby given that the daily sessions of the schools will he
continued as usual Parents requested to direct the
pun,tua attendance of their children at the appointed
hours. JACOB DAY,
me 2aw3w Clerk.
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WATER DRAIJ add SEWER Pipes.

The great economy in the use Of tn PIPES for Sewer
age will be found exceed by far, the OF other
material purposes. All orders addressed
above, will be- promptly attended TO. Goods delivered in
the city free OF charge. mhl5.f
DEN A l.
Ia RODEWALu 4 STNnAIL HAVE REMOVED from
80 Chespsde, 80. &c EXCHA&GE PLACE, third house
cas- tof south
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A SSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANC
n COMPANY, No. 4 SOUTH STREET.
OPPosIsE sun BUILDING
Recognized for the PROMPT PAYMENT OF ITS LOSSES
AND EXPLICIT Policies Insures DWELLINGS, FUR
NITURE VESS ELS in port, MERCHANDISE and other
property at the Low RATES PREMIUM.
JOHN L. MOORE President
DIRECTORS.
WIN. a. HACK, LANCASTER OULD,
JAMES C WHEEDEN, JAMES A. BRUCE,
ALLEN PAINE, SAMUEL KIRK,
X. C. MASON, FRANCIS BURNS,
JACOB TRUST, JAMES YOUNG,
JAMES GETTY, JOS. c. BOYD,
Moan WALLER, JAS B. GEORGE, SR.,
j T FARLow, +. A. MILLER.
sl3cOu JOHN DUkEHART, Secretary.
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UNIVERSITY or LOUISIANA,
.sgEf Medical Depassnasus.


The snnual Conrse Of Lecture. in the de-
pagtment will ccmmenc4son MONDAY. NJ.
vrmter l2. 1850, and will Terminate in the
ensuing March .lttf5..4fz
JAMES JONES. N. D. Professor Of Prac.
tice ot Medicine. 4
S. T. RtDDELL.M D., Professor Of Chemis-
WARREN STONE, N. D.. prof.s.orof Sur.
F. serv ~ &sS' NV
\, H. GENAs. NJ D., Professor, ef OBJ.
tries sa
sUsravUs 4. NoTr. NJ o, sPn =, of
+ d hs1tsis sfcsssDsoS. Nsi;ssi ls'...a,,,,t J,
L NJ i'i.%s LAWSON. rlos...or # ci;o;,.l Gin al Me.
tes1 dicine si4 - ssEiI s!1 '.2fst3
THoMAsslat1k1 n D.. Professor of Ply
.ioly md Pha, ho'cgy
VIC. sisoLs,sM D: D. Dem Of Anatomy
'rht nnms for tDi.secting will be open
the ~ m SFcndsy is Octoher.t~ 'S|4~
81 EE Faculty .Yisitink Phisicians and
81 nnr of the Charity Hospital, 1T
= ~ Students accoDreny the Professors in
y4eir. visits. snd. free aof expense, enjo. ex-
4s1nssiinasy ~ rtical adv ahtases ''tz
/ Ppelim;asrv to the Cqueses Lectyes will
he delivered daily in the Amphithestre OF
tie Hospstst ftom the lss { irtober. an Ciini-
csl Mrd. cine snd Surgery. and ether ohjsest.
without snv chsree to StSdeifs.
[ss3 sggf THOMAS HINT. MID .tDsan!f
10 The Administ ration Of the Charity
HospitsFelrc snnnally, III April fonfs~+',
Resident Students. who, are -nlis'aiaed bv
Vie In. titnficn Sept is. 1850
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ssTAsLr d nd n0Aarn aOoBs..ls viA asn at II
y oil prices without any addition FIR dirty. etc
apl5o 4. RO61ESe
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81, q Fiat DE la LQUiSfANE..sze .
PAROIsSE aUUDsr Baton ROUGE.

fseI, q ETATsDE la LOUISA NE..szs -
Z PAROIsSE sa,OUB6T BATON ROUCE.
c'rQr'EME DISTRICT JuDIciA,eH. -
Dan l'Attare de IL suceessinnis JacQuss Molsison
s6ecede. N6.1lS. "a Z,
A TTkNDU que ,almont Hebcrt adm,nistra teur ID
IA u succession siu dit Jacques Ml9lls,D a cedr !
nregiatrs da l,o; du greGaer AZ u 6ita paro,ss,
y spmpte ct tsbleaa 6nai de distribution dams u
iifte succession. =,
g Avis est pas Il presentes donne que toute oppcs
ton legal a'h"molseat do dit Tsbseau ct c.,mpte
sers euresistre Aa,s kc- do dit gr-er d M trente
jeurs Dc y premiere publication des psesep.-s. / e
Olce de trc1s = fssrier 1851. s.ssss,.sz
''s l'l - scHAuBERElN
Quest Baton Rosse, Avril 20 lssl. g
STA &c OF LOUISIANA. ,s
FasssA 81 vvssl usass slIss1lD1sss &
FIFTH JUDICIAL sDisTglcT. ss# "a
In matter Succession o Ceotis Templet wife OF Pierre
tsourg. dseees e.+-.s,ssse4se ss
-tI7REKEAs Tfasimond Bour9 has this dav applied
w Asr letters Of an,aistrn ton in the absve snc-
No,ice is hereby gwen that all oppnaiton to grant
ng said letters "f xptlisstipo. muat " made at he
Office Of this parish within tan days from the
irs publication Of this notice. sss &
:. est Fston Rouge April 70 1881. Clerk
flS.. 94
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ally writing aud feeling the right side. where, in
spite of ala the great mass OF the English us Of the
French people who think about US al all stili are.
Your correspondent has sresd' 80 oftsn aud 81 sueh
length treated of the French side Of this constant aet
that be besitses TO bring instances ia proof Let,
then, tubs brief OF many suffice. The following
quo.aon is from the edo ial comment oi the Journal
des D6ats the EmTerors proclamation OF neutrality.
After directing the attention Of its readers 10 the care
fnilychosen wording Of the preamble OF that document,
lie ed tor goes to say: But the authentic htt we
desire TO record H. that the sympathies, the wishes Of
France are in no way doubtful They are unreserves-
w assured to the Federal Government, which, IN this
lorble dissensou, represents the cause OF modern
civilization and the everlasting principles OF ngtt ~
Justice and OF humanity" Being in receipt Of New
York news up 10 Msy 30, The news from Americs,"
eays La Prose- are still goodat is, they announce
more defeats Of tie Slaveios Pedagogical.
find that exaggerated the generosity and deeency
of the retro grades said IN my last that even
the Ultramontane and Legitinist o,gaIs, with one
shameful exception, respected the corpse Of Cavour
There we've several Neutrality-suspicious. Poor, mad,
PARTISAN creatures assumed, with customary bias
phemous mperinsace tia. they had proofrea the
advanced sheets Ct the Pick Of Destiny, and conse-
quenty spoke with ledge of the greatest modern
European stassznan's death as a PfoyidentiL trick
played into iseir lsyhg handl They forgot among a
great many things ,fta common sense remembers that
individually higily respectable, politically profoundly
oopdalo n4ole Pfas TX. tot,ers on the brink of the
grave
TIE rev italian Ministry proposes to follow the
COZ use opened and LAID fally cut by Cavour Th'
p/etes and bounds Of this Of Italian policy are
an-rnal administrative organization; rapid develop
mcnt Of the Italian Navy effective organization Of n
land forces Rome as the Italian Capital in the middle
venetia as naturally constituent part of Unsd Italy
in no very remote distance. Long before Cavour
death, n, goations between the Cabinets Of Turin an
PARIS we've in progress, whose object was 10 fHd son
formula for the withdrawal Of the French garrso
trom sad the substitution Of m Italian rrosectorsis
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THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA.
pyWfrlfAx HowARD PussKIL LII n Bsuider- Lsw, the
Special COITespoDd,nt Of 1hs LOndon RnsS

4.
Special COrTesPODd,nt Of Tue LOndo" Fms&
Nfw.ORLEAss May %, 1861.
There are dOubts arising in my mind respecting the
ornber of armed actually in the field in the South,
nd the amount of arms in the Of the Federal
forces. The constant advertise wents and appeals for
ga few more men to complete" such and such comps-
pies furnish some sort of evidence that stil
wsnting Bot painful and startling insight into the
sosnner in which "Volnnteers' have been sometimes
obtained has been ailor led To at NewOrleans. In
no country in the world have outrsges British sub
ects been frequent and in the states Of
America. They have been frequent, perhaps because
Shsy have generally been at eDded with impunity.
Englshnen however, will be still liile surprised 10
hear that within few days British subjects living IN
NewOreaDs have been seized, kuocked down, carried
Oh from their labor the wharf and the work shop
and forced by violence 10 in the 'Volunteer''
Rauks! These cases are not isolated. They not IN
swOs and threes but In tens and twenties they have
DOT occurred stealbily or la byways they have taken
place in the open day, and In the streets Vi New
Orleans. These men have been dragged along like
teions protesting in vain that they were British SUD-
jects Fortunately tef friends betbo1gbt them that
there was still British Consul In the city, who would
protect bis eoantryIaenEnslish, Irish, or Scotch.
Mr. MuFe, when lie heard OF reports and OF tie evil
dence, made energetic representations the anthoIi
es who after some evasion gave orders that the iG-
pressed Volunteers should be discharged, and the
"Tiyer Rifles and other companies were deprived
OF the services of IS British subjects whom they
hid taken from their usual avocaiions. The Mayor
Promises 1t shall not again. IL Is high tine tnat
sncd acs should lie pat stop 10, and that the mob Of
New-Oheans shoald be taught to pay some regard 10
the agcs Of civilized naiis. There are some Strange
hws here and elsewhere in reference 10 compulsory
service on the part Of foreigners which il would he
Vel TO inquire into, and Lord John Russell may be
abe TO deal WITH them at favorable opportunity. As
~ any liberty Of opinion or real freedom here, The
eot'eSt SOuthernes would mos dare say shadow OF
iber exists II may he bad IN tho North for all
KNOW ont II must be remembered thai il all my COM
e.anleations speak Of things they appear TO
ee 10 The place where Am at tue time. The most
S1oei and stfccous acts perpeined by tho hubble
VIC styte themselves Gizens The nation,l falling Of
euIiosity and pryng into other people aiais il now
MGa1t and assumes the name and afro Of patriotic
w snce Every stronger il watched, every word 10
s'Soa ssRaoasss e9npands every keySols and every
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MARROW ESCAPE FROM A PRIvATEER.
MORE REBEL PRIZES TAKEN


The bark Virginia Arn, Capt. Bryant, from Bor-
isaux, via Pass q LOurie New-Orlesns Bar, arrived
~ ibis port on "Wednesday and reports that, the 9Th
of tbe present month she arrived TIE Baze, where
sbe was boarded by the United States stesm-sioop
Brooklyn and after receiving information Of the block
sae Of all Southern pors, ordered off. The COM
spander Of the Brooklyn was informed that the " A.
VS. IN crippled condition. having encountered series
sf very heavy gales; they were also short Of pro-
visions bat be left without sfordne any help. Capt.
BRYANT then made for Northern port, and the 10Th
inst, encountered the English slip Braulenore, from
Mobile, having cargo of cotton for Liverpool He
boarded Der and received provisions and Me-
suan who belonged to the North, and had been per.
united to leave that port by the blockade.
The Bramlemore. reported having been boarded by
enc L. s. steamer Massachusetts, and that the Masss-
elasetts had, the day previous, taken twenty-five
prizes one of which Was the English ship DoTsetshire,
also fom Mobile.
On the 2lsi inst he spoke the u. s. guuboat Union,
Of Charleston She reported having captured of that
Dot the ship Amelia, from Liverpool. loaded with
zIns and ammunition for the Rebel army. The COM
nsnder of the Union offered any assistance which might
Se deemed necessary.
On tie 23d inst. she was chased all day and night by
suspicous-looking schooner and in flying before the
wind with al possible canvas sustained further damage.
Both vessels were then becalmed. The schooner how
ever, used sweep, and made for the v. A., but a
breeze sprang up and the schooner was con lost in the
distance Captain b. had doubt the schooner was
Rakal urivsteer
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Construction or WAR YEssELs-GRrAr Accss
aoss TO THE NAvr.-Wthin few days past, u
keels Of four new war vessels have been ad by shs
naval srchi,scts If NewYork and large forces of ~
borers rre daily at wors in patting them forward
One Of psese is at she yard Of Joho Enslis zoos o.
Tenth street, East River. les proportions are 70 -
about SO tuna Snd the tine required for ts comPlstoe
will be not lees than so days. Westervelt the ship
builder at e foe, Of Houston street. East River 10 On
gaqsd in an exactly s:oiiar piece Of work, ana has
attained the same progress. ln,wo mouths these gun
boats wi, be aioai The other two sloope-of-wss,
ard are both being constructed If the Navy-fard N
tie westerly siphouse Of the Maryland, tue keel b
already lsd and the bailden employed IN sccriso
the timbers In tho other tudne, the keel IL MOI -
finished The tunnage Of the former Of tese is 10 -
i5Cs. Tho other vessel, when finished, will bs -
exact model Of the Iroqu"is, in tannsge AZ well ~
shape. Among the numerous shipbulders OF whlsns
eursa and Greenpcn, all Of whom are lido, there VII
probably soon lie one or two more g''nboa's % "
sseks, to odd to We naval power Il ~ psassa.
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,cticut, but not, as stated from near Mr. Weless
home at Hartford, but from this town (Esstford, in
old winddam County. which furnished her Putnam
and her Knowlfo,s in tue Revolution. General Lyon
was born in Eastimd July IA, 1913, and is now in his
42d year. His moster was daughter Of Lieut.. Ma
thaniel KnowltoD, after whom lie wac named, who
tonight 20 bravely in the Revolution Lieut.. Knowton
being a connection Of Col KDowl Cd. who fell in
the Revolution and whose has long since been
associated with that Of Putnam. General Lyon
entered the military school at West Point in 1885, or
1888, and graduated, it is said, with high honors.
Gen. Oin Holt, then member Of Congress from this
State, used bis influence to procure for young Lyon
this position because he said he had got the true
Knowlton blood" The recent events iu Missouri
show that he did not mistake this point Genera
Lyon has two brothers living in this town, from one
If 1om obtained Of the information contained
In this communication. -
LasUo,d June "a, 1861.