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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14

EEThe Representative from Marshall
and Stark il theS;ats Legislature has re-
turned 10 the losom of his constituents,
looking as HANDSOME as ever. and as tho
he felt himself superior to common NOR
tails. We suppose he will give an account
Of his stewardship soon. and then WI. shall
find out what great measures. calculated to
advance the interests Of the State, he
introduced aud advocated We noticed he
introduced carly in the session resolution
directing some committee to inquire into
tho cxpediency Of increasing tile legal rate
of interest to 10 per cent. If he introdu-
ccj any other resolution or offered any bill
OF any kind we failed to see them in the
proceedings. But. then. he made great
speech on the .irs Of the Unien. in which
he "thankod God the Democracy had ru-
led the country for the last thirty years."
and announced to the world the old aris-
tocrstis and monarclical doctrine that
IN Is a iamento5le fat that the masses are
offencr led By fREyuprcE and PASSION than
nrAsoS." 20 which fully established his
fame rs one of the grcatcst--mu-cls that
was ever elected TO the legislature.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14
NJulre Douglas saws he IS not a $,

EE Judge Douglas says hs is not sup
porter Of Mr.. Lincoln. but that he is a de.
fender Of the inaugural address. lie says
it takes the right grounds.
Senator Sumner SAYS the inaugural is a
steel hand in velvet glove; but our Nigh
Dor Of the Democrat says at means any
thing or nothing -non-committal. and
time alone will give it meaning" OF
course. our neiyhbor is right; he knows
nearly every thing. and what lac don't know
Marcus Aurclius Orlando Julius Cesar
does. s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14
Ee:aii Price, 81 rer Bottle, or Six fer IS,

Principal Off and saicsroon. No East F..srsA Street
81 building frm Main Street. Cincinnati OLSo> lzhs<.-
tory No. y Hammond Street
For sale ia MARSHALL Co., fy PerShing se Eiain e.
and T. A. Lemon Ifvmouth: Robert Cornwall Bour..n:
John hessler Boaminssburs; u W sra Sod Jsnrs
Miller Bremen; John Chess, fils-ssssefs~S J. G.
smith, MarinOn': iiagh iho srs"s; and by Druggists
and Merchants generally throughout the United States and
Canaslas. marchlf ism5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14

"a = % aaatesef Convention.
He Indisps Journal of the 18th. says:
aBsfsrs thc Legislature adjourned yesterday
tiiey passed concurrent resolution in ia
yor Of calling National Convention to
.eonsidn the psopricty of amending the
National Constitution. This is q good
move, and il Will strengthen the feeling
which seem to be gathering strength now.
Safth and South, that there will be .
sssecfsl 4 solution Of ou. great trouble
found yst. a = ~ Z 'sFH aei.se-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14
APRIL nom NOTICE
state Of Indiana. Marshall County, S.:

10 fLs sheriff cf MarshaH County Gr>cf;sgS
T. IT, r. PERsuiS Clerk of the Marshall CircuiS Coarf.
do hereby certify that the following officers 10 10
elected AT the election 10 be held on the first Monday In
trrii; lssl, to-wjf:
In Center township, Justice IL the P~acr.
In Union township. ono Justice 81 the Peac~;
I'm Green township. Justice Of the Peace;
In Tippccanoc township. Justice of the Peace:
Of canstshcs equal the number of Jusfic~s e
the Peace In each township; al~a. Trustee in
township in said county; Of which election you will give
legal notice
II WITNESS WHEREOF. hereto set my
f. and the seal of said Court, this 4fh day Of March,,
4. D., lsGl.
pERSHIyC fl.rk
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14

in which they do not give proas re and, (if admins
tered before the citadel of life has been invaded
feet painiess and perfect
Bear in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE
BLOOD PILLS endorsed by the experience Of fhou.-
ands of living witnesses, who. i'm letters adavs medical
works, and 10y word of mouth. proclaim them 10
very lest preparation If the Kind offered 10 the broken
down victims Of i-caifh. They hunt disease through
every ayenue and organ Of the system and expe IL Thor
cughiy anil permanently.
No can doub: their superiority after single
they arc not y lfier but. in fact cheaper
other ills, Tor il takes lees number Of them produce
bet er cff Ct
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
pr bottle 81 per half dorm. thu Scandinavian
Vegetable Blood Pills - cents rrr box boxes for 81.
Real DR. H'hacks Special Notices. and ,-rIifcafes,
published in conspicuous srt of this Paper from time
time.
Dr. Roharks Medical Almanac and Family Advises
containing variety of interesting and valuable
Medical information can b. had gratis Of any of his
Agents throughout the country
la difficult complicated Cases. DR. Roiask NAV TO
consulted personally b. Litter enclosing stamp for
he reply.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14
A New Article.
Dr.. R0back'S Stomach BitterS!

\ and delightful StonacIc and Cordial, FIR ri,inv
tone 10 the stomach and nr the prevention q, bilious
complaints incident the Western country. Try
As morning drink: Z" assist digestion rud relieve Dys-
f'cp>ia, II has equal Try II.
Ia Ltcor il is sfI.rior to eH other Biiicrs. Try H.
Tho formula If these Bers lS6 the sol- property
If DIR. Rack, originated with Il the u'est
Eminent Medical Practitioners If the West
ly Prricattt upon the IF TIN. We Issrl-.
Tl-r Biiier> derive their stimulus frs m the powerful
tonic nature Il the roots and herbs ~ which thy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14
TEMPER ANCE.

the present proprietor believes max ing them widely
known tn, public welfare will u. suisSeryed. p
IL will H. for sale by all of Dr. Rohaek's
Agents. and at Hotels &C. the country la the
time. orders will le filled direct m Cincinnati in
quantity, and the lowest rates La l. put mp in Quart
Bottles, and security packed i'm DOZEN Half
dozen sample WILL however, o. sent any addrcss.
.f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14
eys.,3.l. THOMAS TYSERi Ssreristeadxnt
msh1f19.3j Tynsr City, Ind
GIERIFFS SALE.r+Bynv irtneb Of

SIERIFF'S SALE.r-By nvirtneh Of a
COMMISSION, Issued BY the Clerk 81 fi.s Marshall
Court Of CoInnion Pleas and TO directed. IN favor
saruaei W.. llilr ANA az csss sam ga r. MILLER. wi
law dreets before the Court cu-e DOR in the town Of
Plymouth, Marshall oonnts, Indians, en- 'af i.as
.i..o SATURDAY APRIL s, flS6tss aisss
between the hours Of ten O'clock q, m and four clock p
of said day. the AMI prohfs for term not ex.s
ing Of tbs fIlosing sssribed estate,
ate In said county Of Marshall and State Of Indiana
The southwest quarter ofthc north east quarter aso the
south qusrcr the secfion
uinefeen ils township thirty t3f, north 81
one ~ east each tract containing Forty acres more Or
f rents and pr sr even rear. q .,,s r.,,
svinot oll su6s shieisnf satisfy
and place, oer r sale 10 the highest Lawful Bidder III tbc
right ttei and Interest," Of tie sad eS<nsns in ana 10
ss ss 2; o. y; "seh as %
mshlt lsls rear noo'iAs BARNARD. sheriff
STAPE OF MD ANA MARSHAEf,
I'D COUNTY o .--Infhs aGarsEaII conmon Pess toast
June Tenn, A.. D., 1851 r -. 49,. J. Il 49,
sosscx z Lsw<iLxs and J. ssaa 70 saos'@ss ssl
Etuss ilrvnAEss 81 s. eH 81 s9iEsils 8d3 q
sssss 81 Nssrsssas SrRs'1 fsf q psii5'9a fSr
s Z; "a sHsIr apsi ~ ~ .usn sidanosssrs
elTis sakis6a Ia GUS by .rao,s q
Ky edsSs rs f Fios p Ya}ss sa
sprwins y tln aodssit of hrmIeisnt 1rsU ihsr To-
S Ss.ssssP' a asas /: RSi s =
nIsls ne9asney ets6d<S41si ;fSfp4 g. ssttsI
unless ne appear, answer denu tsto at the ciirf
q asAta it4A& "a se Arst u ne & 4 tfm j. Ssi
s 81 III ss : B i ISL
complaint and The matters AID things t1arrin con
and alleged viii be heard and determined in his absence
mshia ist3 u. q. rEASHISG, Clerk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14
EROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. March President Lin
coin said to Southern gentlemen who
called npon him tonight. 10 know how his
inauuural was to be understood, that it
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14
From the Indiana Journal, March 8.

~
An Extraordinary Scene In the Senate.
Yesterday morning added to the politi.
cal history of this State one Of the most
extraordinary events it isever likely to re.
cord. The following brief history of il
states tire facts:
AT the meeting Of the Senate yesterday
mornmg there was not d quorum present,
all the Democratic members being absent
except Messrs. Hamilton, Williams. Odell
and darlington s
"A call of the Senate having been PEN
ding at the last adjournment, the President
stated that no business could be done, as
the journal showed that there was not q
quorum of the Senate present.
Mr.. darlington, after making some in
quiries of the prcsiiing officer as to ques-
tons of order. stated that the members
who left their seats yesterday were IA The
city. Ju ,could not return erccpf upon GER
tain conditions. which were embodied in a
paper he held in his hand, and which he
would read for the information of the Re-
publican members present. Mr.. L. then
presented the following:
Resolred. That the Republican Senators hereby
agree to lay on the table the bill NO. 1851 for ap-
portonmcnt for members Of Congress. now pending
in the Senate. and not act on the sane till O'Clock
to morrow.
Resolred, That no bill for apportionng Senator's
and Representatives shall be voted on by the Sen.
ate until Friday, the eth inst. M
Resolred, Further, that no action shall be taken
upon any military bill till Saturday, the 9th inst,
by tho Senate.
IL the above and foregoing propositions arc ac-
cedcd TO, we, the Democratic members present,
agree that they will use all honorable means to Sc
cure quorum to transact business, and verify be
lievc that the Democratic members will return and
do the legislation of the Senate.
VIC. HARRINGTON,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14
PROCLAMATION.

The qualified voters Of Marshall County. Indiana.
that election Will he held in accordan.e
with notice at the usual places Of holding tia
ections in the several townships Of tho County, tr the
purpose rccfiny persons fill the Offices therein named
on he first Monday. the first day Of April. 1851
under my hand Plymouth this 9Th day Of Marrh,
1861 stt q. VI. BARNARD. sheriff.
mch7 lsse By g. r. BorLrcS, Deputy.
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CITY TYYELLFnENCE.

HoreIp,g AcCTpEH = lFom1n Killed "A very
melancholy accident occurred Yesterday. about -
o'clock by which q so,esl, named Elizabeth Smith.
fF,y-eight wears 0f az lost her life She was at |
tetnui =, a,ss railroad track on pra,t street
near L'ght when she was struck and knocked down
by are IT abe nurses attached tn train of two cars
which %ss passing up from President street depot
at ihe tim. She recovered, however and attemp!-
ed =" 'ts', when shs staggered and again IsiL, -
nm "tth ner head across the track; an hr
the tf"'h ceH!d be stopped, 1t hso P a, tha badv
Amos ehtit5iy scVe'ng me hf in chsrre and CON
her "e'tss corpse vas tahe rattan house where
Eeyea !" the o"utnern Dest fine ury rendering
'usNe- j "a h"ta ~ ~ d,ddth AID rxn6erstino the
Fe'oles nt accIue'R icbqrd Greer from auy blame
~ =; , =, '''J Her husband James Smith, lives
~ Wv ,f lnuse No II Guilflfd alley. Her re-
~ iI be inferred at the expense OF the corp0-
,i"r a. the family are in INDECENT circumstances. |
,r RrppLs-Wa learn that n boat load |
caiL.s-s yis;;sd Furnace Creek. at the head of
CC e. rr,t ans;n on Thursday lest Same days |
Gurus CISch, "EaiN va iIi 80 5;';c - ~
ar sto-as had been stopped at Barker's old Fur
mace, il having been alleged that it had been sent
thora for shinmant in order to avoid a search at
Fort neHaurv ThuilmBn, the keeper OF toe store
thara and q man named Gardner, escaped. The
second ex,adit;,n was for the purpose Of catching
them bus they were not found. Five weeks ago
tbasa ,nrn would have had little chance. The
neighb9rhuod. composed entirely OF farmers. who
work heir farms with white labor, and wood cut
tiers who lab RS themselves few of whom slave
holders very strongly Union. The success at
Bull Ran aud the subsequent conduct OF the Adj
minslrah0n, have had thel' natufal ehTc.' mere
Is now an aim 50 total change ol sentiment
DELEGArrs To TUE PEACE CONvEYToN--The fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected from their respec-
tive wards on Thursday last to the CITY Peace Con-
vant0n, which viii meet on Thursday next III This
CITY:
ftrst b"a-UaNfge thompson, Lewis " wagner,
/. >. h1SN, d. l. h'oy, uHr"u DSy. nv
EiJ"h W"rd-I. VI. II ioronH, W II. H. lur-
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8ambfr.

SHINGLES, LATHS AND
~ IUNRER.
We have On hand large assortment al IIJNEP that w.
are ~ az me I9Weft cash prices Customers will please
corner Of EUTAW AND GERMAN STREETS " "
Oto-d BURNS L SLOAN.
I UABER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c 80, 000
- = = ana - SeIgloek Fencing; 5000 iee Ranlock
As, Cherg and Poplar Plank Oak Cherry and Pine
Idnns iOoN whit. and red osk Slaves 10000 Sugar OF
Socks 2qW0 sawed hht. Hoops; 2OQgG0 Shocks
Flopr Dbl Hoops. Billstuf cut TO order. -0'N
ssr sale BY WI g. CROSS,
epfs-Ef corner East Falls and Eastern { yenue.
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SHIPS.
Arnold Boninger, (Pras) ROtterdam-Bros. Boninger
Helene, (Brem) Raschen, Bremen-Kaz leopold
Mcleod, Balmamo, Rotterdam-Geyer & wilkins
Sir John Franklin, Despaux, LIverpoo-L Cuttings & Co
Banks.
Clifton, Lennon Rio de Janeiso-Jas A Hooper
Gustav, (Brem Calm, Bremen-A Schumacher Co
George Henry Gunhy, lquque-Fitzgerald Booth& Co
Perices, Snow, Hong Kong
Queen of the Exc, (Br.l Stannus, Lirernool
Seneca, Feinhagen, Montevideo-N Rogers K Co
Union, (Hanl Schultz, Amsterdam-Katz Il Leopold
washington, white, Rio Janeiro-James Hooper Sons
A Patterson, knight, -, S II Travers
Canada. Leary. -, Fitzgerald Booth & Co
Frances Jane, Kirch, st Johns-Kirkland Chase & Co
Josephine. Wilson. for sale
Mary Atwell, - -; Nassau-F T Mo9te i ''AS
R RooeTt Trsb ns1 Patterson Hurguiondo
Time, (Br) McDougall, St Johns, Kelsey l. Gray
SCH0ONERS
Alexander Law, Rogers, for freight-Heslen Rogers
Almira, Cunningham
aida, Finney for freight Rhoads Son
F ii Abbott smith, New YorE-Rose Lyon
Henry Payson Crowel BostonHesen% & Forers
Hannah 1ss Rn,s MA Tr T Hsf Rose Lyon
Lone Star, Galloway, Halifax-Spence 4 Reid
Louisiana Mitchell, West Indies-master
MGn Honhins Young Nv Nv, yu Rhoads 4 Son
Pearl, Lank, ~, Rhioad st Z sen q Som
Rorert Heaey, Mitchell, - master
X Troth, johnson, for freight-S G Hand
. Miles Davis, Washington-Bevan, Phillips & Co
Seeing, Stafford, -, Pendergast Bros
Snow Squall, Shepherd, Boston-Hesien & Rogers
Tuil, Cooper, -, W RhJ4ds & Son
Fremont, Holt, -, C. Pendergast
VIM Allen, Cranmer, New York-w Rhoads 4 Son
| Wonder Halleck, -, Lavering & Co
| MOVEMENTS III OCEAN STEAMERS
| Ships. Leave Eor no.,-
| STenien .....sNew York An g
New York.....live pool...-..Aug 3
Boston. IIiverpoy.. sept
leu on "a York. Hamburg. Sept
ASiaa.......New York. .Liverpool....
| ships. leave " For navs
Southampton New York........ ug.
Arala Liverpool. .... Hoston.........AuY.
rhe Havana Steamers leave New York the %, TT
| zth. ITfh and aTth Of larl,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


FElLADELFHlA, Aug. G9.-Four-nerand limited;
sales 'ou Dds choice Western Extra Family at S. 81 r.
quote al fir m Si25 to Tor old stock and late made
fresh gron d do 81 7jG5 rs Extra and Extra Fami-
~ anu o9o.9o per obi for fancy brands. Wheat is
euletsaes 10 "V OF only about 5000 bushels in at
81 odl IA CT common to prime Western and Penpsyl-
wanna red IN store and $ll7 for Southern d. afoat-
os' al me latter rate for prime Delaware; white is
quoted at 81 25dl27, without any extent RIVE
Is wanted at Ga cts Corn in slowly, but the de
manu- less active and only some $500 bushels yellow
found buyers at So cts q Oats are u
chansed-New Sou hern quoted 2sGG29 cts, and
ora FShhsy IVan AT "id3Z cts without much d0ng
~ bushels at S2(9%j6E per bUshel Cioverseed is quo
ted at - 90 "a 10 per bushel, without sales Whskey
moves of as wanted at $tsGlSH or bhls and II i
cts Tor drudge. WHICH is
BOSTON, Angus IS - Fiour-The market is duE sales
cf Western suprGn at 81 -; fancy a 5Od4 62X; extra
81 Sia5 sup 81 2iG7 per Dbl. Southern is quiet; We
quote common and fancy S5.5Oa5 75 extra Sc 25a!
o7o super 81 ~ 30 per hb Corn is firm in good de-
manu- sales ot esern yellow at 81 ass cts held at
90 cts; mixed 54a66 CTS. per bushel Oats are firm
Rye is dun at Us O) cts buShel. We note sales of
eco bushels eern Ln,eed, delivered here at 30
per bushel, cash. HiesThere have been sales of 700
buenos Ayres at II cts. 500 CHILEAN at Is per b.
months. 10y
BUFFALO, August % Flour unchanged and in mod
crate demand. Wheat in moderate demand and market
lower sales 1GHO bushels red winter estern at III cts
U'" "u eis 90 at W cts, i3uuO bushels do. private
terms 10 ChiCag" sping 81 cts. Corn dull: sales
~U bushels at 80 cts Lake imports-2OO0 bbIs flour
-gi nlO bushels heat 9S eco bushels corn
oSWLG August 80 Flour changed Wheat in
moderate demand sales 600 bushels new No Cbic.an
spring at S8 cts 1000 bdshels old No. do and n
"iL'er req western on private terms Corn and other
as quiet Lake Imports 81 600 bushels wheat 80 600
bushels corn 10000 bushels oats Canal exports-9 500
bushels wheat 80, 90 bushels corn
CHICAGO, August %. Flour dull Wheat declined I
cts'e' at o. cts for No. l. steady at u cs for
mixed IN store Rtceips-46OO hbls -four so 900 bush
els wheat lh4 600 bushels Shpments-33 900 bbIs
hour 10000 bushels wheat IS 900 bushels corn Freqhts
steady. FXch snge unchanged s''
rHINCiN AT, August 20 Flour dull and unchanged
" neaT nuI ana cts lower Whiskev firm at 10 0i3%
cts Provi ions dull and nothing done Exchan%e on
New y rk ! premium. "
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
90 ioRk. august 30.-Cotton is buoyant-sales of
pGs ONO e5la5io Wheat-sales of 45 0Ou bushels
IlwduN'e cruz " cts GSl Corn m-sales of 1874 600
Ousnels mixed 94diS2 cts white So cts Pork is dull
CPlihe SiO" ~ Z, h;skey closed firm at II cts
suEar-Mu, covado 6SG7 COFFEE frm-sales of 500
pass al ~ Gi5 cts Spirits Turpentne dull Rosin dull
az = 30. Bacon is heavy Freights ower-grain
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SgEpgag SNls gea,s
PORT or BALTIMORE, AUGUST 30.

GO Arrived.
P ftr Sea Nymph ailliken from Providence-mdse to
steamer anne, Louisiana, Cannon, Old Point Comfort, Va
Steamer VIM Woodward, CundiF. New York-mdsa ~
a Shriver " Ao'A-muse 10
s steamer John shrver, Dennis, Philadelphia \
o, ssre Union, -, from Havre de Grace-ice to VIM
Mn FaIi LOUISIANA, Cannon, Old Point Comfort, Va
Shriver 1H''' ihhaoeiphia, Jas
e,s Steamer W Bruno, Foster New YOrk-James A
y, Brig Roseway Belle, (Br Carter Havana-Pattersop &
Murguindo. '0H "
schr susquehanna Martini Havre de Grace-wm Ap
schr Ocean, Aaron, Port Deposit-Wm Applegsrtb &
steamer Pioneer Norman, Annapolis and West river
Sci. schr Butterfly, Hubbard Port Depost-Wm Apple
Bark Amelia Gehring (new-5s4 toms, rro: D.
deaux-John NJ Banded " ''N'' iiayhie' Dor
S Sa Contest Allen, Cape Town, C HOS Yates
IA schrs to the Eastern and Western shore,
Sailed.
Lionss lnduslrie tBrem) Hilcken, Bremen in tow of
Arrivals srnm Balei,n.r.
3cnr enus McCready, Philadelphia goth inst
instant '~ne' Frederick, (prus) Zebe London 18TH
scnr Geo C1 Grice Farmer New York, 9th inst
Schr Jas Gator. Catn. New York 9stb i've.
Schr Fly, Todd New York, 9th inst ~ 'ns''
Steamer John Shriver, Dennis Philade,h;, ,o.,
instant. 18th
reznoranS.
Ship Scotia, Mskeliy for Baltimore ready. ren,,insa
at Heveot, 18th inst N
Ship Ann Z Hooper, Hooper, from London for N York
sailed from Deal 18th inst, '
Ship Isabella. Allen from Rotterdam, for pai.;
was at Plymouth 10th inst " a'''inoie'
Brig Seraphm. Ramsey, hence at Parnorh,oo 90,
uit, and proceeded to 4la "0o -'u
ochr Nat kalahan, Kaahan, from Washington nc
INST lDla,
day for her return. Ae"i" S"'no
snip Voron Pieton, from Boston for Amsterdam, was
% autn INST, lat 43 2s Ion 43 25-by Han bark Union
parailo. 'n iHs'on oooen, lor val
pnot BOAT Fashion boarded by boat from the
bay. iSs'sSiPp nov guarding the mouth of the
rived Po tiand S Ds snowden, from Georgetown, ar
Focke .ltimnro1 July 23d barks Ella VIRGINIA
bark Union Stat. Eyng COu Clements do in hsi.s
Kedron Farrell Rst;men, Sttrhomas in do Crd barE |
18th barks Ade 'ide, Etchberger si, In port Ju
orders 0Aeoa, Sandy Hook for
Brig Tslulah, Piummer from Trieste ,o- pit
ro. rrived at Gibraltar 4th inst. " MO DE janet
before reported A lnst-net as
Eastern Ports.
psmh, on I'M avg Ze-S oon.-Arr steamship Teuton;a
hnyu.g shlps cleaner, Calao; Eufemia Ivjca - tiiis
so sa t,entuegos schrs Haze, Londonderry; John
Robens Aug 27-Noon Arr ships Andover and
denburg JRRseow; Lady Franklin. Liverpool barks or
Iiuar s, bremen; Mary Gibbs trinidad. br;Ds Ro,I
cante. 80" NfuZ' schr Julia Ford Ali |
= PHILADELPHIA. August 90 .
PHILADELPHIA, Aug ga,
Porte Deposit-Crd ship westmora,ao oang America,
sen,s NothruP, Port au Prince; Home aserpooG
BOSTON, Aug "a Arr bark Falcon
line Troon schr Henry Prescott Jacms 0,ig Ada
said Bin Sultan, Africa, Dark
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--s'--SS----lssNts WILMINGTON AND BALTIMt
RAILROAD.
SJTH3FY APPdUGPgEN MIG

o. ana after MONDAY, August I9ih, Passenger Trans
daily isxCeut sunday ialows viz:
Express Train at $50 O'clock A.. NJ Way Nail at 10 Is
O'clock 4 y D.; Evening &ail az Us T. NJ. On SUNDAYS,
at 4z5 r NJ; An Ira rs connect with New York trans
except as P. N. train SATURDAYS.
tfSig IE2rs with Passenger Gar attached, leaves It
90 stopping at all stations between Baltimore aad
Passengers To- Delaware AMI Eastern Shore Maryland
wa iia teic most expeditions route by way Of Whining
III colorsd give bond before entering the
Cdts WILLIAM CHAW FORD,
oLnt
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t;sg%. &gags.

Fl. t F. .z.::.:3:;;: BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Sa.---1--seS-SsT RAILROAD.
aud august 18th, 1851 tn trains will run AS
follows viz:
The Mail Train between Baltimore aud Sandy Hool,
lea, eS osltiinote lily except lniay) at $50 a. NJ
TIE r Dr. RICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 40 p.
IL. and Frederick ut 6 80 A. N.
The ELLIcoTrS MILLS TR AIN leaves Baltimore at
90 aud 10 a. NJ aud la and 40 ,. NJ aud E.licntts
Mills at 40 and III A. NJ and BIS and uN z. NJ.
FOk Wa olNGTuN 40 TIL. ! o, TIL.
Leave Baltimore at 4 % aud A. 81 45 and sra
7. Nj on sundays at 40 A. NJ. only. Leave Washing 100
vt 6O and $50 n u AID 20 and 545 p. NJ On SunG4
az 80 T. VI. only Che second fourth ans only from
Baltimore stop at points The second and iourtu
trains from Ba!timOr and WasAngt connect with
On the Annapolis road
For u ther inflammation, tickets o. every sind &C. apply
~ H. T. NGLANI, gent, at Saddrn station, or at the
Ticket uHIce. W. +. SMITH,
, :. $500 IaSter OF Transportation.
j.. ii. COLE, General Ticket Agent. algtf
ESs sa.s .-.,,s tsgssss4 PHILADELPHIA
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-31
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, AUG 30.

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