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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.

DECEMBER TERM, lS60.-ANNAPoLls. Feb H. 1861
Meyer Steigerwald Us. Thomas Winans and Others
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Baltimore city,
from an order refusing an injunction upon bill
filed by the appellant. In this case an application
for an injunction was made to this Court under
Art. 5th sec. 18th of the Code, and was argued by
Cornelius Mclean and Orville Horwit1 for the ap-
plication, and by John H. B. Latrobe against the
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STWTSE

FRANKL1N, LA.-Fchr. Silrer Star.-l4O hhds sugar
1852 bbls molasses, S. G. Hand.
NEW YoRK-Schr. ChdS T. Strong.-IO casks china
clay 100 bdls. binders boards, Wheelwright Nudge
Co.; casks broken glass; Baker, Bros & Co.: 20 dozen
schoops, Geo. Chapman; % boxes machinery Geo. Sloh
over 7pkgs mdse., Thos. Norris 20 cases matches II
bdls trays 20 nests baskets L. Beebe 81 boxes soap
cases matches, Boehm, Rice & Co; $50 bbls apples
Evans Saum 270pkgs copper ore D. Keener loo bbls
apples, L. Jones & Co.
NEW oRLEANs-Bdrk j. H. Chddbourne.-4SS bbls
molasses, 81 hhds d. 5kegs do 1886 hhds sugar bbs
do, Is do. mdse cases do, Lambert Cuttings & Co.
BOSTON, Steamship Joseph Whitney-22O bbls apples
200 do potatoes, Thos Bond; 100 bags do 200 bbs APP
pies. Evans Shaun; lao do herring, Agent B. & o.
r. 200 do mackere, 27o do apples, 800 bags potatoes
andr
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A Protected Duel.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 9.-Messrs. Hebron and Moody
members of the Indiana Legislature, left the city
last night for the State of Kentucky, in order to
fight duel at an early hour this morning Tn,
weapons selected were knives. The police are on
their track in order to prevent the combat.
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The Canada Fugitive Slave CT

TORONTO, G. W., Feb. 9.-The case Of Anderson,
the fugitive slave, argued at great length to-
day by eminent counsel, and the case is still going
on tonight. There will be no decision given prob
ably till next week, but the general impression is
that the court will liberate the prisoner on tech
nicality in the commitment
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important from Vera Cruz-The Papal Nun.
clio and Bishops Exiled-Miramon ESCAPED

In Disguise.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Bienville
has arrived from Havana, with dates to the 9TH.
The steamer Velasco had arrived at Havana from
Vera Cruz, bringing the exiled foreign Ministers
and General Miramon. The Papal Nuncio had
been insulted at Vera Cruz and took refuge in the
French Consulate. Miramon escaped disguised
after encountering great dangers. The Arch.
bishop and Bishops were all exiled, and the popu
lace of Vera Cruz stoned them. They were after,
ward detained by the authorities for trial.
The American Minister, Mr.. Weller, was received
on the 30th at Mexico
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Probable Arrival of Tom Sayers
HALIFAX, Feb. 9.-The name of ''Sellers' appears
and is said to be Tom Sayers, the great English pu-
cilist
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The honor of being the Oldest Free Mason in
America was awarded to the late Major Middleton.
of central New York. Another one, still older ra'
sides near Skaneateles; his name is Hugh Pike. he
10 80 yearSod, and was initiated into the Masonic
fraternity 80 years ago, or in Washing toms Presi.
dency Oh tine Union and Grandmastership of the
order. Mr.. Pike is in reduced circumstances.
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4tRamhnats.
Iii
NOTION

EssIHs NOTICE.
EsHaf Sszs4seszaAss \. EOR The PATUFENT RIVER
me steamer MARY WASHINGTON viii res,,1a bar
g29s e tee PPatuxent River commencing "Wednesday
up Hills Landing S' AiOoeeuing as far
Returning, will leave Hills Landing every Frda,, -
ing Tor Benedct Will leave Benedict every Sstnrd tn
morning at O'Clock for Baltimore calling at ali tbe @
Landings the River also at Fair Haven and Plum usual
going and returning. $50 ~ 4"tu oint'
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10E gaIe, lEsiabt q NIhaEter,

S4"" 0""@St SS""SyS" y" SgF'EE|+'
.g4ss5z$Az FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
2RP.f ffS on5 slows S 5 r
,els.u i Il A. , NglTc!gELL,,
-; FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
Al British bark USK, S3S tons register Amply to
fentf ls5 i Smiths i S2 Siqrf.
.zys7Et; WANTED-An Al VESSEL Of Is TO
M 49, tsoaS ST G9 for Ps eaPqcy for Ire
dred tons VESSEL for Pu.no Gt AZ hyr 80 ~ S
25 5e7 9Sls capacity. Apply to C. 4. BERRY,
49, WANTED.-Two VESSELS l20@I40
AP ELY to -. K $S, ! az,
~ FREIGHT FOR NEW ORLEANS.-The
s@bulk OF GG@70O bhs freight 70. New Orleans can
be :, onteinei by application to KNOX q CJ,
ielti 1875 Smiths wharf
re5ssss5 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The
zzq4EsAl American ship DAVID STEWART Pra,tiss
MASTER about 500 barrels capacity. Apply to
dl0,n corner Lombard street and Chcapsfie
.s555z WANTED FOR A PORT IN EUROPE.
2-An Al SHIP Of about 1900 to s,GGJ barrels cq7ayi
'' VI" JOIN H f% Il5 l tjF G. at
o5l-tt corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
$50 FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER,
I Fi a cPpg,r eoppeTed and fastened schr
o50-4 III Smiths wharf
x#t VESSELS WANTED FOR
Ssnz havana
The Undergrad are c,9s;antly in want Of load
&c.,, ~ N0RREEL L RANDALL,
~ WANTED.-A vessel of 300 tons to load
s Ter Losd9n Also vessel of o0g 500 tons forSouth
sstr ' ~D' ''''''' " Hs'61EiRGGnRR' y EE%ANDAM,
sou IS Exchange Place
IL FOR LIVERPOOL,
sSS Heavy freight wanted for an A shin f7r Liver
, JJHE HENDERSON L Co,
Ieli-t Corner Commerce and Pratt srgltl.
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3jsSEJsgfgs.

Ss3jsams1ITs.
<SSEEAG saw AM NAH.
GaoRGE's CREEK,
wiu,,on,. s,..u,. 49,. Captain Isaac willetts,
On #E7E Il :. H. F ssssssIv lsh 1851,
No freight resolved after Il o'clock on day DISABLING
bs OF ading signed after departure Of the steamer
'''' sAML. T. PEARcE, Agent,
Agentsin Savannah BRIGHAM BALDWIN s' CO.. Tns sif
4 FOR CHA STON.
ire "'''-'''S' screw c iiis@sPiP
viu,..u. s...u,.-.,-, Capt. Sidney Cgowsl,
On Thurs DAY, February 18th, 1861,
Eofeig received after Il O'clock on tbe av Of sailing
No Bills Of adng WILDE signed after the epsrtGrs o. t-
ForfFeisht CT passage; sPPI!y to > p,por ,
AGENTS Charleston JOHN ELL 2a S0S fec
'-zsa4--S-- LIN OF STEAMERS
ITO BALTIMORE AND NEw YORK.
The Sean BafT # GiI Line per vii e@ye ,
And NEE Ey Y9KKs 5 53R If + No1a River
Ds SSpRerB f rTkYHnH 6d y G. B9oN PR9y
their goods promptly forwarded by this line free Of M
sAMI. T. PEARCE, Agent,
or to r. 3. CROMWEII.s Co,
feS-tf " Neg Vort
@NA AMERlC AN-EURUPEAN EXPRESS
~esashGassz. NE " YORK
AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 Co., Sole Propretors
Forward small parcels packages and heavy freight to
all parts OF Europe Steamer twice every week
per steamer via Bremen and Hamburg Through receipts
given and dispatch guaranteed.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE issued, payable in England Ire
land Scotland France and Germany Aso passage tickets
secured on any Euronean steamer at best rates Apply to
JNO. Q. A HERRING, Agent,
at Office OF Adams Express Company.
a1t
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anurlow weed is now In Washington, 1t Is said,
spe propositions of the border States. y
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

TAH HbLCIN Ii CiISIS.
fine assortment of MEDICINE CHESTS con family on
hand at moderate prices.
Old ones rcpleniSled shortest Notice ny
". IL. READ. Druggist
G5 Broadway,
n2gtf one door South Of Pratt. Baltimore
NAVIGATION W WAREHOUSE,
~
SPEARS WHARF, AND PRATT STREET
Baltimore, Md
The most reliable Nautical Instrument Mak in the city
and where the best article in the
teal line be found and positively only establish
ment in Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSrkU t%TS can
he made and repaired in proper manner
ChronOmeters for sale OF hire.
JAMES T. KEMP Il Co,
SS-tf Successors to Ael,r.r & Brltber
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sSiinpS 4iamnrs E-f
. J. R. GLONINGER & co.

- Cr oI-I,-C1- =
igsSassP%Syl VINES, IJOCORS AND CIGARS
1872 NoRTGf CHARLES IS SIRE, TANS'
SHERIFF. S-vinia de Harm my & Co 5 raortiiIado
MN6E III Hows.d Nareh Co.. Welsh Bros ard
CaSwPAEVES- toeaere, O., E7rr. v,5 1,;o,,,4
and the various Heidsick brands e'
Piret. CaSli!lon & Co. ~ ~
WHISKIES-Rams8y's + Stewa Is Scotch CID Ave and
Bourbon " N1'' ''' i'Se anu
Guard, &c. sc. ID" is2 'I If
lSfisy.f=7. TvPoPTERS Am np,1pps
tES45%EE IN WINES RRSrfiIFS Nh IJSTrnes
80 4 81 Soyrn GAY STREET, BALT1S6Rg, i00o1'9
rom .ae most celebrated Distiiiers " " 1rI7tf
60. rt.o,,,c -,-,,771- ~
:EEE;0 1hohAo @hiLhDo 10,
49,
ssHzsE1l IMPORTERS
- AKIN
I" "
RpAN DIFc
AND ,ea ais , in II binds Of DOMESTIC Liquors
gny S ay Ga aa tGfS 81 h Superior d
- = - - 80 gi,t99s lnSzo /
aFiIAA 3, F. JIIMAE
tIS=E T,pon,rn -
Nsssga kP4VD JES V}hEG e. a.
S7A@~ssSN DIs-14FAiEto VINES, &c, &c,
N2s,5 aud NoRIsGAT STREE,
keePa constantly in store and United States Bonded Ware
C0GNAC BRANRIES:
i hf9esey Pinet GaS9n Vine Growers nj Cd Vine
SeiEnete Peiievosn, CaInus Rasteau Uaitla Prorrie
''''' &c Ho11,vnc ,,
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GA PRACHT, VONEIFF Il co.
Ef:Issz3 nos. l22 and l24 LOMBARD srRKar.
szsaszh1a IMPORTERS OF
~ - VINES BRANpIES, GIN, CIGARS, &c
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Agents for G. Fl. Numm Co.'s Champagne; p A: Mumm
Frankforton the MAN, Gdekap, Mareilhac & Co.'S Bor
deaux; g. Sayer& Co.'s Cognac. apzstf
d. CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c
SIsSsytgs J. B. CHARRON Il CO, AGENTS
1890 FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRANCE,
ave Just received and offer for sale superior
BRANDIES, vintage 1911. Charron Pere ct fs Brand
Emile Belmont Co, Cognac Brandes, various vintage
bor9eaux Care from low to finest grades Burgun
y Wines from medium to very best grades produced in
france uperor Ehite Wines Champagne Wine, various
qualities. - ~ f'-e
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid N
Also, consignment 10 bbs very old and prime Monon
gahela Rye Whskeys 10 bbs very old copper distilled
Bourbon Mh:skeys $50 bhs fine medium grades Bourbon
in want Of pure liquors. Ofice-CORNER OF LOMBARD
AND HANOVER STREETS. an5.tf
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LIlIE OF

~. r,- - PACKETS
EDWARD EVERETT 'es GUnhy
HELEN 4. MILLER Cali
CHARLES, Ruarb
thcse vessels all Of superior class and insure at the
owet figure They sail regularly advertised ana are CON
maCed by Captains well experienced in the trade The ca
pacy, 100 OF the above vessels in such as viii afford great
facility to shippers For freight Storage PASSAGE
apply to JOHN NENDERSiSS L co
S-rc rrr -r1-,-,o,, - No CT Pratt street.
GEO ". HTASOE Co, Agents, New Orleans, will FOR
yard with proinpDess and dispatch all goods consigned to
SiiSlT address,.
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&f0aI I0tItfs.

TE7HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the su6scri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans of Baltimore
o. EICHELBEkGER, late Of said city deceased. All per
sons v'g claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber before the 3lst day July 1867 they
may otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate All persons Indebted to said estate are requested 10
make Immediate pawn mt Given un5ermy hand this 10Th
day OF January, 1861
WM. A. STEWART, Administrator,
tra..a
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eta WINES BRANDIES, RUNS,
LsLSsg.5 BLACK TEAS, &c
&szG3s2f4A ?. HERMAN & son,
GfIer for sale he following articles Of their own
impor. alton, PARTICULARLY for family use:
SHERRY WlNES-Pemartine'S finest pale, gold and
brown Sherres, in wood and in glass
PORT WIN ES-Sande ~an's competition red and white
Port, in wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard Marchs fine Madeira
HOOK WIN Els = JahaEneSberger Steinberger, Marco
Drummer, Cabinet Leb frau milch, Bronneberg of 1876
CHAMPAGNE WlNES-Moet and Chandon's finest, in
quarts and pins
BRA NDIES otard ard Hennessy's fine old pale and
dark Bran6es.
RUAs-0ld and fine Jamaica, Antigua Grenada, and
from the Is ands, imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GlN-The best quaiity-Tiernan brand--and
no mixture of aromatic poison in
200 hall chests of the finest S0uCH0NG TEA. au23t
E9A LAURENCE Thomson h co.
Ts2sszxgIIs EXCHANGE PLACE, HEAD OF COMMERCE.
SSESS@l.4 STREET,
IMPORTERS OF
8RANDIES, WINES, SEGARS, he
Ger i0r sale an extensive assortment Of
BRA n D ES:
J. Hennessy; Otard Dupuy Co.. Jean Louis, lSl Sups
flor Old Cognac; Jules Robin Co; 4. Seignette; John
Drrand Coof various grades All in o. S Bonded are
houses.
WINES:
Sherry, MADEIRA Port, Sicily Lisbon, Burgundy and
Malaga Wines in casks. Also, Champage, Care and Hook
in ass-paTt choice; Curacao and Maraschino Cor
daiS
HOLLAND GIN, Of Bicker's "Grape" brand-of highly
approved quality London Brown Stout Porter Scotch
and India Ale. bordeaux and Marseles Sweet OIL Sar-
dimes, haecaroni, yerrnicell Olives, Capers &C. &c
HAVANA SEGARS constantly receiving from a number
A
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- NI'Fh.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Il CITY, January 2Gth, ls6l-GEO FORGE 7 MACGII /, rs
PASQUAL BAILONE AND LOUISA BROOM.-Urdered,
that the sale made and reported by William A Stewart
trustee for the sale Of the eaeho property proceed
lngs IN this cause mentioned be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shawn before
te nineteenth day of February next provided COPY Of
TINS order be inserted in newspaper printed ti-
more in each Of three successive weeks before the
SAID nineteenth day of February
The report states the of sales to be 600
ROBT J, KERR, Clerk
True copy, Test: ROBT. j. KERR,
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q DALI WUIIF
L CITY, IN EQUITY.-PETER A. WATTS, Trustee, rs
JAMES FlTZGERALD-Ord by this Court, TINS Isl
day OF February 1901 that the trustee give TO the
creiitoTs OF James fitzgerald to file their Claims properly
authenticated with the Clerk the Superior Court of Bal
tmore city, On or before the third day of pu xt, by
causing copy Of this order to be published in some daily
newspaper in the city of Baltimore week Tor three
successive weeks: r. n MARTIN
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~ CHARTS
BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SrRFE YfNG INSTEtM &NTs,
acd
GLOBES
81 THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER #ALTHE8,
81 ". fratt street
= Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR E. = G. W
BLUNT. New York fa22-tf
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
CITY JaInqagy, I'D Sli0IiARRIET STEVENSON
sale made and reported by Luther NJ Reynolds, Trustee for
the sale OF the property mentioned in the proceedings in
This cause be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary thereof, be shown before the 18th day Of
Febru airy, next provided OF this order inserted
newspaper printed in Baltimore in each Of
three successive weeks before the said 18th day February
n zt
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N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
y, CITY February 9Th, lS6l-H. R. GLENN, &c ~
WIN. NJ WILLS-Ordered, the sale made and repoed
by William W Glenn Trustee for the saleof the morgaged
premises in said proceedings ntioned, ratified AMI
confirmed unless the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the first day Of March next provided COW Of
this order be inserted in printed in f5
more once in each Of three successive weeks before the said
first Jay OF March next.
The report states the amount of sales to be 5000
WM: GEO. KREB5.
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'BNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
r Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bat
more city, IN Maryland letters testamentary on the rse
OF ARSGLR FoTMANN late Of said city, deceased. All
warned to exhibit the same, with vouchers thereof To
the subscriber, before the 9Th day August 1861
they otherwise, by law be excluded all benefit
Of said estate All persons indebted said estate are re-
hand this 9th day of February, 1861.
. MEINARD FORTMANN
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s54s;z FUR LIVERPUUL.-Uhe fine ship I
A4@sP PEERLESS, Can't. Edwd P. Ring, is now loading
Tor the above port at Hendersons wharf and having the
greater part cargo engaged will have quic gpach
For balance of freight or passage apply to
$500 JOIN HENDERSON & Co
Pratt andC
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DICHMOND FLOUR.
haye Just received 1900 bbls of the celebrated
superior order, for sale in quantities to suit W an" III
are prepared negotiate for entire cagoes delivered
mere, or at the Mills in Richmond ~
o26-o P MALCoM co, Agents
IIGHT HOGSHEADS.-2OO empty tight Hogs
ja2lf H. RIEMAN 4 SONS,
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General Freight and Ticket Agency
FOR THE WEST,

The subscriber Agent for the above Line having been
also duly appointed Agent OF the Nep FORK and Erie
Railroad Company in this city. is prepared TO give
through Bills Ladng all Freight consigned TO ms
any Western City Town lat the lowest ruling
rates. guaranteeing to such consignments al possible
and dispatch W. IL. JOuhDANt
ani3 dtf Providence Depot.
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TULLER'S NORWICH AND WOR,
n CESTER EXPRESS.
OFFICEs-No.I Lincoln House Block, Worcester; n.
c. BrackeBridge's store, under Wauregan House, Nor
wich CT
All packages should be marked Fuller's Express.
Worcester, Sept |, 1855. SIS
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Tickets may secured at the Ticket Offices to all tn
principal cities and towns in the West and Southwest
Railroad Conaections.-At Albany with the New York
Central Troy, and Hudson River. AT Chatham with thu
New York and Harlem, and Hudson and Boston. AT
State Line with the Holsatonic At Pits6eld with ths
North Adams and Stockbrdge. At Westfeld with thu
Hampshire and Hampden. AT Springfield with the Har
ford and New Haven, and Connecticut River Ra Dad
At Palmer with the New London and Amherst
HENRY GRAY, Supt.
Worcaetar nriI 1891. If
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PROVIDENCE & WOI

SANlNGS BANK.-Oflice in Central Ex-
~ ehange. The Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank
oie uav Tor the recent of Deposits from ell classes
worcester an. Iuoo, Ns
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aaurfcstrr aailg SPY


LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the First Session OF the lhiry-
Seventh Congress.
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?. ST. NJ. ANDREWS. superintendent.

Ydasa56555s775a WESTERN RAILkOAD--p
rl:ss:z.sss.=s5s5S U1HlfER ARRAN GEAENYS.-M
sL---SI-DAY, April Is, lS6l.-New York, Albany
Troy, Hudson, and the West.
Leave Worcester for Albany Troy, Hudson, and tbs
West, Accommodation at 900 a. IN. and $50 p.
For New York and Albany, (expl9 55 a. m, $50 D.
For Springfield an Express Freight Train, with passen
ger attached, at l0.l5 a. m.
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Nor NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
II DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
worcester at 1890 m connects at Norwich with
Train TOR NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
YORK arriving IL New York by the Shore Line Express
at 735 p ?. st. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't.
Supts Ohice, Nor. Wor. Raroad,}
Norwich, Feb |, 1860
Ef Tickets for sale at tho Ticket Office, Worcester
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AN ACT TO PROVIDE INCREASED REVENUE
FROM IMPORTS, 70 PAY INTEREST ON
THE PUBLIC DEBT, AND FOR OTHER
PURPOSES,
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Foot of vestry Street, New York.

The above arrangement will be continued until further
notice.
Cars leave Worcester at O'Clock p. M, daily.
iao dti S. H. TABOR, Sup't.
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have thousand completed by the 18th September.
Every one seems enlisted in the cause. P, j. $.
The above, addressed to one of orr most re-
speeted factors, speak volumes of the resources OF
the South. For years and years past has the
South been paying millions of dollars for the
simple articles of butter and cheese to the North.
The statistics of the State of New York show that
the value of butter and cheese alone sold 10 tle
South by the farmers of thatSta amounts 10 tefee
| millions of dollars, more say more, ana even
place the loss of the Southern trade, IN the way Vi
dairy productions, in New York State alone TO ten
millions of dollars God bless you, iadles OF MIS-
sissppi, go forward in your holy work, make anu
| send all the butter you can; your negroes VIII
have very little to do for the present beyond TAX
| ing care of your COWS and diaries. GOOD butter
| retas in our market at this moment from 50G16oc,
! per ID. There is market and sale for thousands
of lbs daily. Move onward in the holy and glorious
| work of Southern independence. With your ex-
amples of patriotism, our beloved South is destined
| to be an independent nation at an early day.
The flags were deserted at early hour.
Towards 8 O'Clock it was thought that the day
might pass without the usual instalment Of rain.
About O'Clock one of those accommodating
showers came up, rendering the balance of the
day rather unpleasant than otherwise. 49,.
The telegraphie dispatches were voted bore;
in fact, the day of the telegraph, so far as con-
fidence and credence are concerned, is passed.
On Thursday, eight Sisters of Charity from our
temples of benevoence, left for Richmond for hos
nital duty to nurse our own brave, wounded and
sick soldiers and give attendance to those deluded
beings who came to fight against the South, Gov.
Moore furnished them with kind letters Of protec-
ton and recommendation.
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The and blockade having mainly suspended the employ
poor Orleans composed laay of volun-
teers families, and lis nIcially disabled grelt easure
those who ordinarily relieve class and there
being distress among hau and more in prosect il has
been proposed that The planters living along the
streams ard railroads send contributions of vegetables e
etc TO be aistfbu ffou central deno in fine and also
that resident provision Dealers bakers butchers
stos e, ran render thoir .. ho ,
nIace and for the same ourpose
The ar and Council have given the us, oe fhe srenda
iron water works building on the evce at the head of Canal
street. for depot being fitted M Mt once benevolent
citizens rrrnish;r,, the rn1teruIs labor cir OF.
Many planters all nteed who have been
n,os cordially rrotfared Aid and some hae s IL for
nth ma +
Every who As bear snol,en IN oFrs +ro
tatiop gratis as do the railroad con,oanes Drovea fl ~
comrnissay will have charge Of the depot and well
several gentlemen Of character will grauousy that The
bounes properly bestowed The Ladies' Society the
Confederate Army that has so nobly aided our sodery with
clothing banGages ETC. poor women with work offer
ali rre,a ant rus IF iha oh, riiy