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From WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGroN, Aug. 30-Ofcial dispatches.
from the East Indies state that orders have
been received for the immediate return of the
squadron One ship will be left there and also
one Oh the coasts of Africa and Brazil. Tie
governor of Fernando Pc has been authorized
by Spain TO receive on that Island certain
number of the slaves who may be captured
by the United States vessels, that, being free,
they may there acquire the benefits of civiza
ton
Flag officer Inham las communicated
from the African squadron that the rebels
have been sending circulars to naval off
GERS of southern birth, holding out induce
ments to leave the federal service to join the
rebels with equal rank. First lieutenant
Tatnell of the marines, has received one of
these documents.
The government employees have received
one sixth Of their present months saalries in
treasury notes, and the remainder in specie.
Private parties are exhibiting to prominent
officials, and are offering to supply the army
with Plussian needle guns.
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FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

CLocKsBURG, Va, Aug 3O.-The battle of
Cross Lune was mere skirmish. Col Tyler
was posted northwest OF Summervillc, with
his regiment in two divisions. The rebels
got between them, fanking Col. Tyler, who
retired with the loss of only fifteen men.
Major Casment, with the other sub division,
numbering 400, arrived at Charleston yester
day
In the skirmish below Elkwater, on the
Hunterville road, yesterday, five re1els and
one federal soldier were killed. The rebels
retreated. Gen. Robert Schenck is ordered to
service in the department Of the Ohio,
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NEW YORK. Aug. 29.-COrrON imer; sales 5000 bales,
at l93c for midling uplands
FLOUR-Receipts 1851 bbs; sales 1880 bbls: state
and western shade frmer snpertne state S42O a 43O
extra S445 a. S455, and choice 81 60 round hoop
Ohio $500; superfine western S420 a $3.50; to
good western $40 a AGO; southern quiet; sales
$50 bbls: mixed good $500 "a 1918; fancy and extra
$3.50 a SS75; Canada nominal.
GRAiN-Wheat-gOod sound parcels are in fair request
and prices without change, while common and nte-
rior grades dull and declining; sales l54,SOO bush
Chicago spring IS a SO0 Green Bay spring log q lO7;
Milwaukee club IS "a Sl06; amber Iowa Sl07 a. ,0S;
interior winter red western SLIP a Sill; white western
LII "a l,3lp Kentucky l0S Racine Spring l,0l, Corn
very rm sales $4,000 bush; mixed western "A q 47c
for inferior to common, As "a 4S3c Tor good and prime
shipping do white 53c; yellow soc Oats quiet,
PKOVlSI0NS-Beef quiet and unchanged; sales 100
bbls Pork dull sales 400 0bs; sl500; prime $40
a Sl025. Lard unchaneed sales 100 bbs. Whiskey
hrm sales $50 bbs at lie. Sugars firm; Nuscovado 6s
a &c. Coffee firm. AIoasses quiet.
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BosroN, August 30-The store of Bankers
& Carpenter, 1O7 State street, containing a
large stock OF paints oils, varnishes, ETC., was
destroyed by fire this afternoon. The fire
caught in the basement, and the infiammabe
material burned so rapidly that workmen in
the upper stories narrowly escaped alive The
stock was insured for $4,000, and the build.
ing for $4,000 Virgins, Morse & Co., and
Jackson & Norris, grocery dealers, adjoining,
also suffered considerable damage. Total loss
estimated at 100000
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r,oM C.IKo. 1LLINoIs.

CA1Ro, Aug. 3O-A flag of truce from New
Madrid arrived at the camp at Birds Point,
this afternoon, the object being to exchange
prisoners. 1t is reported that the rebels un.
der jeff Thompson and llardee, are falling
hack on New Madrid.
CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-A dispatch from Cairo
gays, news has been received at Cape Girar-
deau that the rebels have retreated from Ben
ton to Bloomfield. II this is true, there are
now no rebels within thirty miles OF the
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GAULEY BRIDGE, Aug. 29.-Authentc re.
ports of the fight at Cross Lane show that
about fifteen were killed and forty wounded
in the late engagement. A large number of
the seventh Ohio regiment scattered and are
missing, but it is hoped most of them will es
cane
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NEW York, Aug. 29-STOCKS are dull, but without
much change; Chicago and Rock Island Al Erie Rail
way, ,243; GqlGna and Chicago 653 Michigan Central
AZ Harlem 100; New York Central 72 Pacific mail Isl
Tennessee skies 43 Missouri skies 4s; Ohio skies 50 "a
90 North Carolina SXes62 Treasury 97s; United
Statee fYes u: Commons 7sl.
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ERONE NEW YORK.

New YORK, Aug. 30.-Several applications
have been made to the Massachusetts agent
for enlistment in Senator Wilson's regiment,
by Massachusetts men temporarily resident
here
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DeE FOREST, ARMSTRONG, & CO.,
my GONnS MEKCIIA NTS.

1911, 49, 81, 50, and IS Duane street. New York,
would notify the Trade that they are opening weekly
in new and beautiful patterns the WAMSUTfA
PRINTS: also, the AAi0SkEAG, New PRINT, which
exces every Print in the Country for o. eSee
ZION and design in full Madder COlors our Prints are
cheaper than any in market and meeting with extensive
sale Orders promptly attended to. WY II
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WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE

NV IIA0'
w Aug 26, lS6lTo all persons interested in the Es
tate of WILLARD STONE, late Of Rutland, deceased
GREETING.
You cited to appear at Court of Probate to he
holden Worcester the first Tuesday October next
show cause why the first account rendered by George
s. Flint, the Executor of his administration of said
estate and file in this office, should not be al
owed and the Court orders service of this citation
publishing the in the Massachusetts Spy,
paper printed in Worcester three weeks successfully be-
iOl nu5 5s'u 0V wst* cHAs E. STEVENS, Asst Reg
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Auttrons.

JEW MICH COWS AT AUCTION.
- WIZ be sold at auction, on SATURDAY, August
5ist at O'Clock F. NJ, at swans Hotel in Worcester
three Cows with their calves and Heer years Old
with her calf ten DAYS old. The above Cows are GOOD
mixers, and worthy the attention of purchasers,
aus DAT w. w PRATT Auctioneer.
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This Society will hold its
ANNUAL FAIR & CATTLE SHOW,
On Thursday & Friday, Sept. 10 $50.

worcester Tor the purpose of receiving entries for the
snow III wednesday the 18th of Sept, and Wednes
Agricultural Hall Entries for the Flowing Match
be m de on or before Sept 3 Entries Blood Stock
must be made and their pedigree filed with the Score
tary on or before Sept r. Entries Of all Animals and
Farm Products Including Butter and Cheese,) be
made with the Secretary till p. M Of sept. Is For
premium list and additional particulars reference may be
had to Il Handful or Pamphlet of the society," Of the
Secretary.
There will be meeting of the Trustees Agricultural
Hail. on WEDNESDAY, Sent Is, at ii o'clock a. M. 20
appoint and confirm Narslas and Committees
au26 dsMts20 IOlIN d. MASHRukN. Sec,Y.
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WORCESTER, S., PROBATE Orr

w Aug. 81 lS6l-To all persons interested in the Es
tate of JAMES CHILDS, late OF Ashburnham, deceased,
GREETING.
You cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of September
next to cause why administration of the of
said deceased should not be granted to W. b. c. Pear
of Hoyoke and the Court orders service of this
citation by publishing the In the Worcester Daily
Spy newspaper printed in Worcester, twice two weeks
successfully. before said Court.
aa3O dS&M CHAs L. STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
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rri1 Cultural SOCIETY. - horticultural Hall,
te az AuEtst y lsbAt special meeting of the Trus-
vo[o is worcester County horticultural Society,
W. PURSUANT TO the by-laws, upun motion of Fred
Wbar ane' TTsq IL was una imOusly voted, that
s,,r;,. ne nelemcnCv of the weather was such.
HriEg ne late winter and spring as To essentially dni,
81 ,iC sreiy destroy the fruit crop within this coun.
w therefore, the Annual Autumml FNbbition OF tis
o9SleN shail be omitted the current year w
the society. " '''' oHect ne gwen 10
Attest: EDWARD WTNSTO,y r>-,,rr -
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WORCESTER, SIS, PROBATE OFFICE,
August 49, lS6l.-To all persons interested in the
Estate Of BETSEY SHURrLEFF, late Of Grafton, de-
ceased. GREETING.
You are cited to appear at Court of Probate to Gbe
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday of October
MAY next to show why the instrument purporting
TO be the last will and testament said deceased,
codic thereto should not be approved; and the Court
orders service of this citation by publishing the
the Massachusetts, Spy, newspaper printed in Worces
ter. three weeks successfully, before said Court.
au2l w3t* JOHN j. PIPER, Reg.
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Aut1ees.
) SUPERINTENDENT OF

Z IT IOE OF OUTEKIN i ENDENI OF
- PUBLIC SCHooLS-CITY HALL, Aug q, 1851
me ran Term Of the Public schools Of this city will
commence next MONDAY. September %.
Since the number of pupils in the Centre District ex-
cees the number Of seats will be reserved
Tor those who delay their returns 1t will greatly to
he advantage of all the pupils to he present on the first
day Of the term. ~
Inc opening Of The schools lately kept in the Temple
street school house will be postponed till MONDAY,
september 18TH when they will be organized in the new
seno"i mouse on Salem street j. y. T.. JONES,
au-o dNF&A Superintendent of Publc Schools.
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FOR SALE.-A small and well selected

rbo snhseriber will continue the Coal business at tho
Stent Coa YARD and will settle the business of
the late firm. ~ AZ 80 % iOt -:
Worcester, Aug s, 1851 Hu aul9
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THE FALL TERM OF THE FRENCH
u INSTITUTE will cnnmencn ON WEnNESnAN

The of study comprises the English Branches
Modern Languages, Sciences, and Classics
Physical Culture is promoted by Military Drill GYM
nasllln and Casthenics. dtf au30
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ORNATE SCHOOL, Miss ALBrE's
Il PRIVATE SCHOOL Will re open MONDAY Sent O.
at No. Warren Bluek Pearl Street. DIV au3O
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"a VNIT DOIIVVI t Uh UUNI Ia
IL DIES AND MISSES, ELM STREET, WORCESTER,
MAss.-Ihe Fall Session Of fou teen weeks will
meDce Sept H. For terms, references 6c please ad-
dress Mis- FRANCES w. ALLEN.
au27 d.Gw3w
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w Rev j. II. STOSE, A. NJ, NJ. D., PRINCIPAL
The Fall Term cop-lences TUESDAY the 10Th of Sen
TENDER. The Wffee,er Quarter begins MONDAY Decer1.
nGr Ky I' Annon and higher English Branches Mathe-
al Wv Inc Natural Sciences, Latin Greek and French
n,2aire OF the Principal at the Institution Lincoln
square.
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rESDORPF a SIFBtRT,
III w ST lnmhart STREET

sEgE h,l fOK ,KOTThRDAM--The Al Prussian
'Tsrie I fax hnM ARD Whiting mas err will have onick
captain on board Belts wharf or S ohiy "ppS 10 the
m25tr TESDQRPF 4 sIFBtRT
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Steamboats,,

isslI~--S NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS,
i Postmaster Gsogr,l having ordseu the
and OBJ 20 ~ C Setw so, WAsHINGT0N BALriN4Kt
CAEp, oa and afer MONDAY, the 21.h instant the Bay
Concord street pAiLY Sundays a, ~ ocSeS
r or Immediately after the arrival OF tie Was ington
mS2Ou N. y. FALLS, President.
FOR THE PATUXBNT RIVER.
Izss9sseses;s.saS The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will
NtSpAY, february 9th, and continue every Wednesday
thereafter until further nol T.sov wrrue ,....
r The st,nTsi GYoSGE MT&& viii ~
for The same place.
r.,,.,.,.., .s.. 49,, TgEo. wEEMS, Ma>,.r
All freight must he prepaid. mbiSu
ssz..s4 BALTIMORE DR.: AND 3D. sUsQ0EHA
A!hy S sse5ps $a9aly ~ PORT y!
FEE r . aAgEE gEAGE m s, T bi c4NAi
l aSSD Eng Of wE5N kss4 Is
SsiosS Fs9?5lss caves PoSF baPosir iEFS&Rii
Tuesday, THy,&S3AY; aaa sATUE6AY, at 3 o'oioc4
The steaulbqat IA&cAs3Ek Gagt ,.J:1 u r91ansor
ts1 1ri saEe 9lsss Ey&6Y TUESDAY, THURSDAY aa4
E9 e GEG rE TH y&sT IoS6iY %E5SE$6AY Az
&C t5o ocloS at oeosS' and A'hE DA GRACE
Passage berths included 50 cents
Freight rece.y7i daily pntl O'CLOCK, carried at loe
AZ Duplicate rea4iots for freight will he REQUIRED
All Boats towel only at the risi Of their
Fh :9nt at iiagre dc race VIII attend to frwaEiin"
wanna Capasor wil re ship reights Intended .,mofe,
Philadelphia or elsew here.
The sesn3oa JGNiATA, Capt Fred Tomlinson. car
be chartered any time
J0S.JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
K. ALEX. Ia \ LUR, 4 zrut, HARE de Grace
apis II }. TOME Agent Port Deposit.
Ez~A OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
81 COMPANY.
FOR FIRE phElCKSBUKG. VIRGINIA., AND Ian
mes on Tlh EAIPAfANNOCK RI Err
The steamer VIRGINIA, CAPTAIN y Far!ank- leaves
Baltimo.e from her berth at NeetAn's pier Light
returning leaves Fredericksburg EVERY fUhS "a :
IjiN Nc At O'clock immediately after arrival
the tram OF Richmond ana aSiugiIn stopping
At all the regular Landings the Kap;aannork TiV "a
going AMI returning, 10 land ami receive freight and pas
| 5en3trS.
THE VIRGINIA
comparatively and nri. by Trl1nts If Fee
rIcSShl ana Baltimore interested the trade md 10y
crchautS and farmers residing the counties bordering
hrSt class steamer the During winter tie
ward deck has been enclosed. thus acdnG complete rl0
lection Tor Horses ana other live stock Carriages Of al
Szr3 be taken board and carried under Wcu
taxing oil the wheels Hes sateroUm amt h"rh aC.5rlrO
uatu1S re large and cnmnoniDuS and her capacity 70
freight extensive. As passenger ana freight beat she a
no Suncror on the waters OF the Chesapeake
through! 'Ri in Baltimore charges
| by x. J. CAPEDN CO., Bowlys wharf
~ Freight receiy ed board the Steamer Wednesda
! ami Thursdays and on Fridays O'Clock, p. N.
FOR further Information and Blank Receipt CT for
! by the Company, apply on board OF to
| r. J. CAPRON x CO, Ages.
| . - No. - 3Owlys harf, Baltimore
r. SLAUGHTER. President, Fredericksburg, Va mh22-
I
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St0raGe.

GRAGE.--RCOm can he had in fir c-pro
- Warehouse on Commences street Apply to
~ JOHN HENDERSON & co,
trl9u carne5 Pratt and Commerce streets.
AtTORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
be obtained in desirable arehouse having two water
fro It's on BOwiy wharf. Apply
p. NAICON & co,
J2U Wood street BoSlv'S wharf
STORAGE.-Capacily to tie extent Of TO- 600
hsrres merchandise cau be obtained at Henderson,.
wharf. Apply to JOHN HENDERSON & Co,
mVl7-u corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGh WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ Of the large Warehouse No l2 = Eutaw street oppo
site baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot Apply on the
premises REP 4 WOLF fgtf
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
'HEh -RNER 's7 = FTtsw str"-t AMI II
STOKAGE WI, BE TAKEN AT Low
ora es in Warehouse No. 6S South street.
aus2-tf Gs Sonth street
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ST SALE, frgtaht Of Thsrter:

essya FOR tHARTER.-For freight or char
Sa1zsAt T. the British brig ROSEW AY tF lie ,ar,a;
r ro%S bout 6O hhlS., has been metIl,d and is
Apply to any % Sgo1 IT, 9y a3e
NJ 1t 81 South Gay street
xt.stt FREIGHT FOR NEW YORK-Can be had
Ies-sS On applica ion to FITZGERALD, BOOTH 4 co
- No. + South Cay street
9s.s WANTED--A VESSEL going to New
1-'<1aA OrN' can get a deck load by a9gply ing e
ap9f corner Fast Falls aps 4 $3.50 :. Cross Es5ns,
ss%SA FOR LIVERPOOL.
Sz-ss ltayy freight wanted for ship for Liver.
,,,-.. JOHN HENDERSON l. co,
lei1-tt CorGer Commerce and Pratt streets.
<fsass FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-Tbe
a7zs Al British bark So, %3S tons register Apply to
Ielt-u l25 Smiths wharf.
s:saA WANTED.-Two VESSELS l2O@I4O
t2ns each to load at Norfolk, for the West Indies
Apply 10 KNOX 4 co,
Ie'-u l25 SMITHS wharf.
ass4 WANTED FOR 4 PORT IN EUROPE.
sAAn Al HIP Of about 1000 sCGU barrels capac
once 70 JOHN HENDERSON & 90,
o'I't corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
dr. FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
f ' aprr G@ppe'ed and schr
' Ill Smiths wharf.
eESs4 WANTED.-A vessel of 800 tons TO load
s Tor london Also, vessel of SONa5OO tons for South
''us ''"a ana thence to fl TGBkkEAR' RANDALL
= So 81 Exchange Place.
.o;5s4s VESSELS WANTED FOR
EEg-n BANANA
are constantly in want Of vessels to load
.o., MOKREIL & RANDALL,
i.o-u So Exchange Place
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

II OF
j. D. PRATT Il CO.,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND B. CHARLES 5TREEre.
The propretors especuy invite such Merchants as
rot subscribers the Agency and who sell goods
credit to cs and examine system and test the reiab
~ information From long experience and the salts
factory estmonals othousands OF msrchantsin the differ
emit cities East and West been
We can all who will call whether they sell good.
cities country towns ample satisfaction as 70 t rea
y o. our information and the great oeuent 10 De Derive
rom the Agency nv thoae who apbacrihe mh"u
T ARD
Ppt M in small packages expressly for family
ioI sale 6y GEORGE 4 JENKINS,
apzo" South street
NAVAL STORES.-34 bbls. Spirits .Turpen-
= nne iof sale by JOSEPH CARSON fcO. m2lH
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I0gi.

gylrts
GOAL. coz.
AND
WOOD
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
Having large supply Of coal. hard and daily re
ceivng by canal and railroad, shall continue sell
tail at WiiOLESAl lie prces.
kl&DLtNG WOOD-Sawed Wood prepared at my own
mill of all sizes and lengths, delivered free greatly
reduced.
WOOD without being sawed and split for sale at all times
at wharf prices
JOHN q. MCCULLOUGH,
Wholesale and Retail Coal and Wood Dealer
oidce-N. ". corner Pratt and Fremont streets.
80 n. ". corner Park and Favette streets
Wharf-f0ot Eutaw street, SnrinG Gardens. au29-tf
40 A -
~ CUMBERLAND COAL oftGe hest quality, from the
American Company and other mines the Georges Greek
Fs!ey constantly for sale by the load.
STICkNEY Il CO,
sp2iT Exchange Place.
GEORGES CREEK COAL, SWANTOK
NGlNES STEPHEN 3 LEE Agent
G.r
CUMBERLAND COAL OF GEORGES
DCKkkK, by cargo ear load direct from tie mine
STEPHEN :. Les cent, ST. South Gavst aul6.tf
fOAL.-Cumheraud Coal Of the best quality
Sfrom the American Company ard other mines in the
Georges Creek valley, for shiDment fum Baltimore or
A!eXAnara Constantly for sale by SflCKNEY Y co,
ExchaILge lIact mhl4u
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OLD DoMINIoN sTEAMBUAl
8alI 5sgags.

Ia Fl ggssssSlszsssE$ PHILADELPHIA,
sSeza Szsse ss;isa@--1Sa2 wiEMINGT0Y 4Np BALTMoRE
SPRING AED SUMNER IR f5'.i.3G
,, end after MONDAY MAY 18Th, lassegggr Tram, for
Philadelphia vii leave FRESH ENT STREET DEPOT daily
,ES@fr,s Ir5y}s at Seo.k A. NJ Wy Vail at 81
mil uthcr noiiSe al g45 and ir VI Il Al Fra rs
nntct "itl New York trains except 4l5 P NJ tain on
Full Train with Passenger Car attached. leaves At
~ stopping at all stations between Baltimore ani
Passengers foc Dlaware and Eastern Shore OF Maryland
% IN" Their most expeditions ioue by way Of Whining
al coered persons must gTe bond hcf,e entering the
mar,tf WILLIAM NkA"F2 aS,,,t
4 u. . rr,. EoRrhERN
s PERlNTaNDENTS OFFICE,2
This no cT2T now an o TRG FoY 2 G
F Gr pggm f.; Ing rates apply to JAMES
F@r FHfiGIT iassl %est va ' Psansylyana Rail
Streets "N'NN" No'G sc!D Gf NsFR and
hZ-tw Superintendent.
e. jg...:: NORTHERN CENTRAL
'z=z 50TE777zrgxpRvrsF ofFfSh CALVERT,
Or and ,, sALTI g, May 18th Is6I
err Central Railway arrive and depart as follows, until
TRAJN7 NORTH
MAJ, at ia NJ Express at&5oF NJ Harrisburg Ac
TirSlaA NJ Tain conrects at Relay Hous~ wiz: trains
on Wos,ern Marylaud Kaad At hanover Junction with
and Wrghtsyile Eaho d; at iiarrisEug with FtfisfI-
y1 sv fG"a for 'o Nl P" y Of W.T. Ar Win inoG
With L. ard B. Railroad Tor Kingston and all parts of
railroad for all parts of Northern Prnns yiyana an New
rhe3 30 p. Train makes all the above connections tx
Cent HANOVER Railroad W.iahtsyille Railroad and the
The r NJ Ira n makes connections with PENNSYLVANIA
karoai for all parts of the West and direct conneetion
TMaIHs ARR!FE-Mail ats 10 P n. IExpres, at AS
A M:' 1 mafriH Slr AGc?mmodeton at l T. NJ.
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SSwpHa.

$50 FOR bREMEN.-The fast-sa.ling Al
ss2ssz Ere IN, baIk MARYLAND, John Helmers mas
WEI nave quick despa Tor the port For frsgbt
or s'Ase apply to the Captain board, at Corner's
nc a. ot 10 NONkAPFF h ARENS,
No
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a$, NEW ORLEANS

Shin r,,,r y c,,rDr-rs,,. > Jackets,
mp S M, !, y iI ti;SS,N, CAPTAIN Knowles
HELEN 4. MILLER Gsit
CHARLES, al
vessels are all Of superior class ard iura t tho
o@est gEure They sail regularly as ADVERTISED mi " e
laea Dy captains well experienced in the trade T6e 60
paclty, 900 OF the above vessels such as will afford 80
apply to Holm HEEnFPS6S=. passage,
GEO w uvNcOr A. . No. 81 Pratt street
their address III 6'o"s cohslEicn 10
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N Q \ q Z . :,
~ SHlPPlNG AND COMMISSION NERCH ants
l25 smith WHARF,
.5,u,, BALTIMORE
renis in the various ports Europe and tie West indies
''N 49, NUTS
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NE7 ". WHITMAN,
w PRODUCE AND GENERAL
COMMITS SION NFP (J 4 VT
,r,o,- 49, DEALER
WOOL FEATHERS; ~ -, nRl.D FRUIT, BEESWAX
AND PRODUCE GfNnRALIY
i2-tf " " 4'''i STREET, ,Irr,opp
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| T. MATHEWS. T. K MATTHEWS, JR, VIM p D1WsoN
! MUS. X. MATTHEWS h SONS,
l. SHIPPING AND
| .oox COAnISSION MERCHANTS
| Jd[cu NO. Is 8Gwlv's wharf
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SPECIAL ELECTION.

WHEREAS The Governor of Maryland by his Procarla-
ton has designated and appo tied Thursday, the
THIRTEENTH DAY OF +, 1861. for the election of
Repre- ent tves from this State to in the Congress
Of the United States now therefore l. GEORGE H. DUT
, Snfrn o. bahmoce city, in compliance with law do
this city the above PANIED day, between the hours of
O'CLOCK A. n and o'clock P. NJ, for REPRESE NTA-
TIVE TO CONGRESS- for that po.u of the Third Con
gIessiona pstrict the first eight wards OF the
for REL RESENTATlyE TO CONGRESS- Tor tbe Eonrb
Congressional District comprising the twelve upper wards
or all the wards the west side Of Jones, Fal g. '
GEO. II. GuTTON
Sheriff Of Baltimore CITY
~ ooa
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atf73as FOR FOR LlVERPOOL.-Tbe fine bark NIL
Capt Bradford, now loading a Ca,nrnrn.l
freight apply to Ln u. pbaa'e dispatch For
m22-.f roAfl II ROC kRS,
Rom,
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<st.S FOR MONTENEGRO Or BUENOS
1Tn hES-Ttc fast sailing talk Pa LADIN Cant
Jun. r,r " Ion will have de, patch sail out IN
and ha" opt port The Paladn has been WHY cOppered
gers state:roOm nmodations paSsen-
m25 Int ''' W G. MORTON STGWART;
No 80 South IA
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NDEanlISSIUR gtlGICbsELs.

NTILLIAM S. CROSS.
w LUMBER, STAVEAED
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
me-, corner r. r ais ami EasteTH Avenues Bait.
"nlatttnd to selling all kinds Lumber Staves Sbooks
doopS, &c, and I'LL orders Tor same - ~ ~ N'0oH''
hesSrs HaEraw k4ons. Arerts Pa. Central RI Co Bait
). g. Hand Sta,
fenly Wallace, New York
". Hter, Esq, Rurlinston. Pa o3tr
PARkHURST, Jg.. 4 CO..
GENbRfL CnAHlSSiON MERCHANTS
,r,,,,,, -. IND pEALYRs ~ ~
Sperm, REFINED ANO CEIShE WHALE OILS
cra,,, ,STRa rs. BANK AND SHOkE OILS
SPERM AND ADAMANTINE CANDIFS '-i''
,aa, Is Scum STREET,
Baltimore Md