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ben Dot etpa $4,000 unrt9tstt. Ger @roSt-
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ftdt.
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GeneraT>SrSer.

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fault Spn tebt an paS GerpFe9ungsOepartemen
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NattOnen anoerstpU ais Dem rep. Department.
gu Derfaufen. Gpl, &errigan III beute auf @b,
renipprt fit 7 Sage %entIalen wOrpen, nm fine
6amtlte belltARt urD Dem Sr9rdbntb leines
Brtpers beiippbuen gu tSnneit.
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9bIlapelpbia Rleiperbdnolern erfldrt, naB ST.
100000 sur Be5abluug fir e~eliefsrte &leiper
naG 0bilaoetpbia gelGift pOrpen et uno i'm
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NortD Star fam nit $4,000 pom Naptupa(l
an. Das frans5fIGe Sranspprti6if 9teluurce
mad Galap beaimmt, stt1 4 Meilen iibliN gpn
GalparailO inter. Sic Bate il6er 600 pfrlUnen
an 8prO, tpoYon ltur so eerettet mtrpen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-24
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y TIMER 8eridieratter if bieriu int Srrt6pm. Die pifiSeQen
gertdte ii unisrer 9eili9en Summer aei9M. baB oe8 en osl-
tanbl8er Gts8 wdr, nobel bic &sbeuen enli@ispen ben &itrlerea
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Gerafrteanifebe gflapenhansel.

@ ofttn9tUm, %. Ds3 Die Neaieruna
bat spn DEM Goaint in Batavia Ufi3ieae Dptue
rnellte efpatten, perra6 Der airitantide &tlaYen-
Donhel 9e8snra,tig prn Geiten Der @panier linb
Der pifaten ltarFer tetriebsn piro, als ie. Die
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Wo ) in8tpn, %. De5. Der prdlpeut
BAT Die 8ia sur 8sfGrperang Der @jrflamfett
Der 9'aoY un%tey5eiAnet. (gGir werben auf ben
SrOalt ~perIelben ipater 5uridfcmmen.)
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lie Naps.SiM unterseidbnet.

Die Dofamente tptroen DEM GongreB iiber-
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Selpplng gntellrgenfe.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, APRIL 10,
Z y y u II I M U IL T,
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamship Georges Creek, willetts hours from sa
steamship Thos. Swami, Ramsay, - hours from New
I ork, mdse and passengers to Samuel Pearce On
passed mo n Hssst Of Cape
off bs az 10 M passed ship bound into Hampton Rds
Plumb Pot river bark Cavalier bound up; off
Steamship Potomac, Watson, - hours from New yort
day morning off the middle ground shn tani
Schaer kohler's signal, and off York Shit a h.i IL
saw mn ea.a OF richmond sgnalboth bound out
Steamer George Peabody Pritchard fromRicbmord -
brandt'Jf. Reports OF New Point, bark Cavalier, finn
Steamer John Thompson, Fowler New York, Jas A
Shriver. n
Steamer Richard Willing, Caypole from Philadelphia
mdse to Shriver.
Steamer Georgeanna, Pearson, from Norfolk, to N
Steamer Bruno, Foster, from New York, mdse to
Jas Shriver.
Cleared
, Steamship Potomac, Watson, Savannah, Samuel
Steamer Louisiana. Russell Norfolk-M. N. Falls
Steamer Virginia, Fairbanks, Fredericksburg, by R
=, Steamer VIM Woodward, Cundif, New York, Jas A
Shriver.
Steamer John Thompson, Pierson, for New York
Steamer Richard Willing, Claypole Philadelphia Jas
Bark syph, Jones, Boston, Georges Creek Coal and
sshI ss;aS N Smith, Fisk, Georges cos1oo-1
q Co. " A0'AA nnue'son
schr Golden Rule, Robbins, Fernapdina. Fla-wm
Rhoads fh Son. -"
schr Charles McCsss, Ireland, Newbern, Nc-wbed.
bee Il Dickinson, W
schr Isabella Ellis. Gates, Irsland-James Corner 4
Sons
schr Escort, Collycr, Alexandris-wm Applegarth &
Son.
Sailed
Steamship Baltimore, Colbert tha7ng rep'red HaYsns
Ship Falmouth, Halnes, Liverpool in tow of steamug
Ajax.
Schr Ocean Bird Conley, Providence, in tow Of
tug Tigress.
schr Maryland, Knight Ellsworth, Me- in tow Of steam
ting vigilant
Arrivals from Baltimore.
Steamer Franklin, Culinary, New York, 18th inst.
Steamer Elizabeth, Mclaughlin, New York, 11th inst
s Shr Palmetto, Bragdon, Cardenas ed inst.
ocnr Lookout Thornton, Calais, LIST inst.
s., Clearances FOR Baltimore.
"SA' FRANCES, Spratt, Philadelphia, 10th inst.
Rarr rrn memOfanda.
arrived at Peterson FIN Nagasaki for Singapore,
Sh,n Jnhs rHsnghae, 9th Feb.
Sans, 3lst uit YVES, 'or Marseiiesi saiieo from uS'
NsS York, IlA iast ''' "'' " 'ane'fo' e!eassd +"
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Ia w INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT-JUDeE MARTIN.
henry W. Wane rs. the Baltimore and Ohio
Haiiroad Company. An action for damages Be-
lore reported. Still On trial.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JuDsE KREBs.
~ >, Thomas, misunderstanding de boais non,
E INV wii annexed, and Henry Peters Us +. E.
nan, ~ VI: = B. Hintze, the mortgage Argu-
No, Hbhu o edo COMMON PLEAs-Jupss MARSHALL.
UNITED NJ oo.s STATES CIRCUIT COURT -1,Do, a,,,.
Eases ro,n were lTied in this Court yes,epdaT AA'
DrcExBEn Term. iss 500 oF MAINLAND.
No. 12s. Nathaniel Bryan's lessee -. April a.
ddppss from mt the Ucuis Court hh5vsy
ded BY George A. Pearre for the ann as conclu-
No. l27. Charles N. Thruston es. The Ocean ST.
Coal Company and others. Appeal from the Ec,;
ty side of the Circuit Court for Washington Coru
". motion to dismiss the appeal in this cas-
was argued by T. s. Alexander for the motion and
by VIM. Schley against it.
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1T. inc Hon: WIN; Allen, a representative in Con-
~ from me Pigp. (Ohio) District, within the
ssMi sM montns nas lost his whole family of four
aslidrsn ~ that dreadful soourrs, diptheris. ''
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS


FtHRONOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INsTRUM ENTS,
and
GLOBES
~ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHER,
20 ". Frat street
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FORW T. & G.
BLUNT. New ] DIRK fe22-tf
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.A OLD DOMINION STEAMED
SHINGLES, LATHS AND

SHINGLES, LATHS AND
~ LUMBER.
We have on hand large rtent OF LUMBER that W.
are selling st the cash Customers will please
corner Of EUTAW AND GERMAN STREETS.
olS.f BURNS SLOAN.
I UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c 30, 00o
1A<fa and 81 Hemlock Fencing; 5000 feet Hemlock
ash berry and Poplar Plank ami Oak Cherry and Pine
scantling white and red Oak Slaves 10000 Sugar
Shocks 400 900 shaved hid Hoops; 100000 shocks
For sale by VIM 8. CROSS.
Spzou corner East Falls and Eastern Avenues.
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VIVIAN Il SONS LONDON SHEATHING
T.., METAL FOR SHIPS
bfaed English Sheathing Metal and Rss now on hand
and will supply OF all sizes ~ no" INV ~ MANU.
LAMBERT CUTTINGS CO.
Rrch
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Carriages.

GL CARRIAGES-We have on hand al
H2Ss@0UR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
one Of the largest and best assortments OF CAR
RAGES to be found in the city Persons in want of Car
rages are invited to call and examine stock,
determined TO sell at as low rates and accommodating
terms as any other establishment.
MULLMYER h HUNTER,
Ja25-d Corner of Howard and Franklin SITS, Bait.
Qf$HE> CARRIAGES CARRIAGESl--We
A25a2-h havoc on hand at 90 North GAY STREET thelaf
Eest assortment Of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south o
New York. all of the atest fashions and most approved
styles The public invited to call and them
selVes all OF which will be sold reasonable terms
BURR, HAIGHT 0'C0NNELL,
~ Repairing done ct the shortest notice. mr22-u
FURLETT & SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
No. 50 North STREET.
SA5 The undersigned having greatly en-.
Slarged their premises aud increased their facili.
ties beg leave call the attention of the public To tha
extensive stock OF every finished
in the most elegant style and durable manner which they
prepared to sell accommodating terms REPAIRS al
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices
JOHN CURLETT SON.
ly24-0 S North street. Baltmore
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gnrmImrk.

Storage.
STORAGE WANTED-At low rates on fret
- tbrick) floor of Warehouse No II Smiths wharf Ap
ply 70. CHARLES PEND ERGAST,
80 II Smiths wharf.
SPECIALIZATION can be had in fir e-pro
~ warehouse on Commerce street. Apply to
r,o., JOHN HEN DEkSON Il CO,
Iel9-tI corner Pratt and Commerce streets
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
- be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on BoWly wharf Apply to
.o, P. MALCOM Il co,
JZ-u Wood street, Bowly's wharf
STORAGE WANTED.-On first floor of Ware
ohouse No. IT Smiths wharf, at low rates, by
.oo.. CHARLES PENDERGAST.
ItZoLI II Smiths wharf
- ToRAGE.-Capacity to the extent of 10, OO0
Pbarreis merchsndise can be obtained at Hendersons
wharf; Apply to JOHN HENDERSON 4 co,
-myII-u corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ Of the large Warehouse, No. 22 s. Euaw street oppo
ste Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot Apply on the
premises 70 REIP WOLF. feS-tf
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
Orates in Warehouse No. 68 South street.
.,,. VI SMITH,
auZz-u 6S South treet,
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STEAMSHIPS.

<@F%A FOR BOSTON.
.@saHaAsa1A- FIVE DAY LINE
The ships Of the BOSTON STEAMSHIP LINE will here
Hour of sailing p. NJ: ' - ~
Steamer JOS. WHITNEY, SUNDAY, April H.
Steamer BEN. DEFORD, FRIDAY. Aprfl 49,
Steamer : X. SPAULDIEG. WEDNESDAY, Aprl "a
Passage sl2, including Meals State room
Freight received at the wharf at all times.
Apply to A. h. RUGGINS, Agent
mh22U innr nnck
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
Total. 10 ,848 1Oo5l us 1874 .oo5 6,2s4 400 ?

10 o4o IUV5l,7I5 II l34 905 6,264 400 245
6l7 bushels to Liverpool 1900 bushels to
Kingston, ia; 06s2 bushels to Gloucester Eng: 073
bushels to Amsterdam WV
KYE-750 bushels to Capetown, C. G. H.
RYE FLoUR.-105 bbls. to Porto Rico
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STEAMBOATS,,

Sieaalada!5.
EASTERN AND WESTERN
81 IHE khN4 aSb po shEHE1 as
alter SAT kEwAs sr tSg %M r N Nom
ss Ti run their routes as follows, leaving o'clock
tank eveag FL snS %n&
PTHEPTd EastOn Point and Lsndnss
gff RyS5 and ysg Es
fR fa'Ai4n yif YVES k River
y ao md sa2P via Miles River Ferry
VEST Faas Gns t
EXCURSION Tickets every tuesday Wednesda urs. 20
sSsz and osee ' f{aa1 STREET es5ssn
FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER.
1 1ns ~ - The stesmer NARY WASHINGTON will
February 9TH and continue Wednesday
thereafter until further notice SAsoy L. wEEMs Master
y T4s sfEs sEoESE MEns win
for the same place. 'N' WALL
NB-TGbacco landed at either No or Tobaoco Ware
All freight must be prepaid mb16 If
SasaM sSSSy.ss
The steamer PoRTSMofT SRu Cant Pbifi1 cGnA
!GSsf r { f rxlSzE HFGS$SS
$25h 5$H5HER sas F saTF R5EfqF sas5
ea rns s ssa boat K Cagt Tenson
F5FF BfSsE E$fS @ sss
FRIDAY ETETiNG at ocloeR, and aA i R CRAZE
ros eg n reeeIed tay until o'clock. carried at low
receipts vii hp mir
fbe sea5 toTsd only risk Of their
ysnia os1also win reship freghts Intended more
The steamb JGSfHTA, Capt Fred Tonnson, car
JOS J Jas ! taylor :, = 6,5 Agent, Baltimore,
os fdM IIaYtq Ps2 Ags Da.t HaVre de Grace
E.=sEE@.=.n> BALTIMoR e., AND sgsogEHAN-
saaA sShE4SH DE
commence her regular the season on SATURDAY
fafG2s HEsT Es AxESHE EESEEE
Wksf9SSf aes RnRT PhRqSF
and HAvRE Sa at oeioeE Gn ii
The steamer tea Capt Phillips will
Freight received daily Duplicate receipts for freight re-
Boats and towed only at the risk of their re-
This agent At Hayre De Grace will attend all
sRg freeh coming
down the CANAL intended for Baltimore Philadelphia or
elsewhere. JOS. LAS TAYLOR -
fe2l-tf Agent.
OLD DOMINION sTEAMBO
80 - - :, COMPANY
III AND Ian
EfSP F asE 5 #
,see n leaves fredericksburg EVERY ESD4Y
ntohN!NG at O'Clock, or Immediately after the arrival Of
he tram OF cars from Richmond and Washington Stopping
AZ an the regular Landings the Rappahannock river
sengers 'eNN ~ -
THE VIRGINIA
IS built BY nj Frede
and Baltimore, interested the trade and by
and farmers residing the counties bordering
appahannock for the press purpose of keeping
Grass steamer on the route During the winter the
Wara deck has been enclosed thus aoTdng comnea npo
lection Tor Horses and other live stock arraqee ri all
can taken on board and carried under decf
taxing on the wheels Her sateroom and berth
datops are large and commodious, and her capacv for
eght extensive AS passenger and freight beat she has
no superior on the waters Of the Chesapeake ~ ~ ~
Through freight received in Baltimore and charges M
by X. J; CAPR0N CO., Bowly's wharf ~
Freight received on board Of the Steamer Wednesda
and Thursdays, and on Fridays up to O'clock P M
For further information and Blank Receipt OF forv use
by the Company, apply on board, or to
Z. J. CAPRON l. CO., AgeAs,
No. 81 Bowy's wharf, Baltimore
?. SLAUGHTER, President Fredericksburg, Va mh22 |
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GAVE YOUR OASH.-We have recently inn
~ ported some very superior CASH and DEED BOXES
made Of the heaviest MATERIAL in the manner with
prices, BY CORTLAN 3 co.,
talehE 10 ana I'D baltimore street,
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.s5aA FOR LIVERPOOL,-The superior Al
ssstsASship SUMATRA, N. J. Kinsman, master is now
loading at Hendersons wharf for the above port and hay
ing large portion of engaged ard going on board
Will have quick dispatch For balance of freight
apply 70, JOHN HENDERSON x co,
mn23 If corner Commerce. and prott
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~ NEW ORLEANS
LINE OF
PACKETS

PACKETS.
Ship JANE anderson, Captain KNOWLES.
EDWARD EVERETT, - Gunby.
1" HELEN A. MILLER, Gait
'' CHARLES, &c Ruark
These vessels all of superior class, and insure az
owes figure They sail regularly advertised and com
manded by Captains well experienced in the The
pacty, too of the above vessels in as will afford great
facility to shippers For freight cabin Storage
apply to JOHN HENDERSON co
,,,c ~, r,r-,,,o No. 81 Pratt street.
yard with prompness and dispatch all goods consigned to
thelf ADDRESS. dl5-i
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<ss5s7ts FOR LlVERPOOL.-The fine ship MAR.
szs=szTHA WHITMORE, Colburn, master loading al
Commercial wharf will follow the PRINCESSlROYAL and
have dispatch. For freight apply to
FOARD h ROGERS
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LII FOR R0TTERDAM.-The fine American
sssSship J; c. B0YNTON, Tbeobad, master will have
quick dispatch for the above port For freight or passage
apply to the Captain bosrd, or to " p"794AS
KATE & LEUPOLD,
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TAKEN at the lowest rates b1.
]eEo' HAnNH"' Ava D. %ats~ street. au2l.tf
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TOBACCO-HHDs.
Commencing January l, 1861, and same time 1860
WHypp tn This Previ- IT., Same time
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ea FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine shin
sEzE CURRlTUCK, Knowles, master, now loading at
Commercial wharf, follows the MARTHA WHITMORE
and will have dispatch. For freight apply to
1900 FOARD L. ROGERS,
mh2e-I l6 Bowly's wharf
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1sSs& WANTED.-A vessel of 300 tons to load
~ for London Also, vessel OF 3OG5O0 tons for South
side of Cuba and thence to Europe, Apply TOT
hORREi.L Il RANDALL,
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f0r Sa&, cfrkiabt Of Gharttr:

,g<%A WANTED-A VESSEL going to New
saazszs ork, caa get deck load by applying to
WM 5. CROSS,
ap9tf corner East Falls and Eastern Avenues
.e{5+ FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
ssz9s AL bark GLEN WOOD, Capt B. T. Glover AS tons
carries about 40 barrels good order for any
voyage: Apply to G. MORTON STEWART,
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.ess4 FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
ssas The Al bark CHASE, Rattle master Carries 400
barrels Apply to d. WAKEFIELD & SON,
apo I@N 80 Spears wharf
<Ez4 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. The
80 Al Bremen bark INDUSTRIE, A. Hilken, master,
about $500 bbls. capacity. Apply to
o.., & L. BRAUNS 4 co,
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sssz WANTED.-Two VESSELS l2O@I40
sss tons EACH to load Norfolk, for the West Indies
Apply to KNOX X co,
fei-tf uvho #
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.Sas FOR WILMINGTON, N. C.-THE MER
sss 49, CHANTS REGULAR " EEKLY LINE OF
PACkETS.-The AL clipper schooner ROBT HEALEY,
Capt Mitchell, having large portion Of cargo on board
wall san with despatch For freight passage apply
DuNNOCk WEATHEkLY,
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+. i. BRAUNS 4 90,
corner Cheapside and Lombard street.

.s5k FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
zzSs British bark USK, 33S tons register Apply to
KNOX h Co,
fell-f Smiths
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ets+ FOR BREMEN.-The fine Bremen shin
sszss ADOLPHINE, Aeyerdek master, will have ouies
dispatch for the above port For small stowage7apply Ia
,oo., +. l.. BRAUHS & Co,
mh29N corner Lombard nr,dC -,
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Skippigg.

49, FOR BREMEN.-The fine American sbin
5aa1afc o b BL abN tandern master will have prompt
ply to the Captain on board Fes Point or To- passage aP
an1tf GEYER i WILKENs,
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x FREIGHT FOR NEW ORLEANS.-The
bulk OF 6OC@TOO hhs freight for New Orleans can
be obtained by application to KNOX & co,
Su1itb rsuybor
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Goods sent to address will forwarded free Of
mission, and all charges thereon promptly paid.
Shippers will please send duplicate receipts and al
dress to MERCHANTS LINE ~ "'
hessrs T. G. Il B. G. WORTH. Agents in Wilmington
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Ss4a FOR BOSTON.-The fast-sailing gcbr
sssss ERETO, Crowe master, is now loading for the
above port ana having the most OF her cargo engaged
WIZ have quick dispatch For balance freight passage
apply 10 HESLEN Il ROC ERS,
ap3u N. W. corner Pratt and Gay streets
zss5 FOR BOSTON. The fast-sailing brig
ssa=E ABBOTT l. LAWRENCE, C. Fuller, master, is now
loading for the above and having the most OF her
cargo engaged quick dispatch For balance freight
or passage apply to HESLEN q ROGERS,
ap2tf N. W corner Pratt and Cav streets
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S545 FOR LIVERPOOL.-The Al ship ADNT-
- ma nAt HaesooP master now loading at Ramsey's
WaTI ana having large portion Of her cargo engaged
VIII meet with quick dispatch For balance o. egR an
ply 70 J. HOOPER & co,
Mn2U-4 Commercial Building Gay It.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-08-27

The BOWIE KNIFE BoYs.-A yivandiere who
was attached to the late company of heroes-The
Tiger Rifles, of New Orleans-has returned to
that city, and states that rs of them are yes alive
the survivors of S3 who went into the tight at
Manassas. The company is annihilated, but nu-
cleus remains for those to gather round who will
compete for the privilege of unfolding the honored
name of the Tiger Rifles, the bowie knife chargers
of Manassas and securing to another field the aid
of company as numerous and as valiant. TIE
Tiger Rites were completely fitted out with
Zouave uniform at the expense of A Keere Rich
ards ESQ, a wealthy planter, and we'll known
turtle of Louisiana. They were one of the FIVE
companies of Wheat's heroic battalion, which lost
near half its men,
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,

THON4STZLLE, DA VIDSON CO., ". C.
The 10th session commences on the fourth Wednes-
day in July 1861 and closes on the third Tuesday in
December.
The system of instruction adopted in this School is
thorough and designed to prepare young ladies for the
active duties of life. We teach industry and economy.
Board washing, fuel and room, $40 for five months.
The English course from SO to SIS. Music and
mentals reasonable. This school will not close-war
or
No charge for tuition of the daughters of soldiers
who fight for the liberty Of the South.
This Seminary is on the Railroad, hours ride
from Raleigh, and from Columbia, S. c.
For further particulars, address
J. ". THOMAS.
Townsville, July l6, 1881 et-pd
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pantry, and brought out certain black bottle:
Rain it to my lips sed, Here's to you old galF
I did it SO natural that she knowed me at onct.
"Those form! Them voice! That natrel stile of
doin things! Ills he!'' she cried, and rushed
into my arms. 1t was too much for her, and she
fell ento swoon; I cum very near swooning my
self.
No more at present from yours for the perpetra-
ton of the Union and the bring ing of the Goddess
of Liberty out of its present bad fix.
ARTEMUS WARD.
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$50 REWARD.

RUNAWAY, from the Subscriber, living White
Plains Chesterfield DISTRICT S. C. about 10Th of August last
complexion almost black has no beard weighs about 100
pounds abou, feet inch high. He walks with firm step
deavor to make his way to free State. Any person
will arrest the said and lodge him any safe jail
tina get him deliver him my residence shall
receive the above reward will also give 500 reward for
proof sufficient convict any white person persons OF
harboring the said boy or trying TO effect his escape
WIN. NJ BLAKENEY.
FEBRUARY l9, 1861. If.