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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15
WM PORCHER MILES,
LAWRENCE IA. KEIIT.
FIREARMS FOR THE SOUTH.

Doc.or-They wan. you down South, Captain.
Captain-Hsve you been there lately7
Doctor--I was there few days ago; indeed, have
fast returned.
Captain--wbst the deuce have you been doing
Aouth I
Ooctor-I sold two thousand muskets there.
Csptain-Did you got the money for them!
Doctor-I 4 ~ 20 in cash for each ono, and note
for the balance, Endorsed by about twenty men,
Captain-What did you get for the Iausketsl
Doctor-s3 so apiece.
Captain-How much did they cost youf
Doctor-9l cents EACH repairing and all.
Captain-Wbere in thunder did you buy them So low 7
Doctor-You know that lot we bought youie time
ago7
Captain Oh, yes; well, every time they go off
they are sure TO kill.
Doctor-Sure TO Kill Ha ha! ha!
Captain-Yes sure to kill the man that pulls the
trigger.
Doetor-Hai ha Ia! / think they are good guns.
You are right, Captain. Hat hal ha!
The above Is faithful report Of conversation
Asard on Sunday morning in BARRIERS shop not
thousand miles from the City Hall Patriots aud trail
tsrs easily form correct opinion of men from the
Gonh who furnish rebels and traitors with firearms.
OWE.
HE brkAhEE mAHoh.--Ine tonoWing uspatcn nhS
ben received by Messn. Spoaord, Tleston & Co. of
this city;
"CBARLrsros Jan. 13.--It Is blowing gale from
the north-eas, with heavy the bar and the
steamship Marion is detained 6hc win'sal when the
weather moderates."
Measures have been taken in the Departmen. Of the
Interior lately for the better security Of the building
NeW regulations have been adopted, and additional
stchraen appointed with strict orders to admit none
Alto the building, after hours, who do not bear writ
~ ov1sy from he Chief Clerk. Musksts and Colts
5svolvsrs have also been supplied for protection from
ssesalt W robbery.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs--MoypAy, JAN. ID
Before Judge MCCUss.
Francis Smith nle.ded oui1tv matt larcenv ar<

WIS sentenced to the Peri'entisry for SIX months.
ed guilty forgery in the second degree. Resnded
Antonio Cordoys CuSsp pleaded guilty Of attempt 10
lanes Sweeney Donnel indicted for burglary John
convicted Eth Dec and sentenced TO the Peiten,
Mary Dosn tried for burglary in the 6r,s depee H
that she broke into Mr. Kelly. Collector Of Taxb
house No q Irving place wa, '1sne s tns about 0eox
sos IL bis fathers house with the burnng dmy whom tho
prisoner opened the door Of the basement where he ana
IT, ne sS got me wa. oas @ sSo
brought her the house On being questioned to how abs
got hs would tell bat rel Grated her story that some
per ball. and e, her into the street The sub.-
queny examined by mi. aud another son Of MI Kelly. and
red about the hoor matche. also scssre on the psr
aoOr; tnder clair In the ball they found =
onged pantry The Jury founis verdict Of acquitted snd
ecOnd Indictment Immediately called IN which she wa
Sresfins Into the house Of Peter Palmer No. g Esx Six.
enh ties just round the from Irving place On that
NIGHT Mr. Palmer home about u o'clock and oPenns
gored hs way part HE sleeping room which he
found though he bad h locked and entering found
10 her stocking feet She struggled get out pushed
her the room called In Policeman snd had bsr
resed The oer who made the rest testified that taking
mrchs and lot o, pron..oy notes drawn by Leonard Fros
STEPHEN Iesry John Gien and John Hancock aged IT, 80
street January They plead guilty grand rcny,
and sent to the State Prison Tor four and nine months
John McDeott pleaded guilty Of grand larceny In stealing
holse of the value OF *lOo rom John Kelly, No. 40 Wet
1Lysecond street. and cent 70 the State Pson fr two
Bryant tried and found guilty Of forgery
ord degree passing countes, 50 bill the Bank OF the
add appearance the would be the lowest allow "a by
law-fve years Ia the State Prison.
The CeIr. was In session x hours Adjourned to ross.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY15, 1851.

woiio Special Messss Of abe President Of We United ss
pdsed ps-sary demanded for the mentens9
uuder strict the cv authority Of the Conn
uinh, ered.
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SUPREME COURT-CHAxszRs-JAy. H-Befsre Jusscs
BARNARD.

Susan +. Vincent ACT. Felix A. Vincent. Report
confirmed sBd divorce granted
Casper Huber sgt Gustav Schiller The prepondeanoe OF
proof l. In favor Of plaintiff. Motion denied
Thomas Dugne e s sg Bepjao In r. Simpson Order Of
est discharged with leave TO plaintiff to sppy for another
orter, &C.
In application Of the Mayor. &C. relative 10 extension Of
Chambers Deferred TO Samuel Jonos e tske proof
Of the In petition &c.
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Id INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME C0URT-sPRcrAL TxRn-yAS la-B.s.r. y,.ts..
HoGkBoox &,

TIE NINTH AVENUE RAILRoAp
Judge loeeboom gave his decision in the Gaze NJ tia
people and others sgsins Georse Law and others relative 10 81
pancy by the defendants Of Greenwich and Washin
streets of his city for the Ninth Avenue R,rosd ecdsd
that the Plaintiffs Earl and BARTHOLOMEW have front Of
to conpenson but that the people owning property ser
consequently tho injunction obtained against the defendants
Es and Bshoomew must be contr ned to the extent already
granted and its further extension Greenwich aud Washing
on streets refused. In thu Of Apoos Wetnore and
others against the sse enoton vcse the of jos
iice Davies eDjonipg the defendants the
fsoad through the aforesaid denied with liberty to
after the determination defeud4ets appeal on the
Judgment ater compensation shall been reds and pro.
yded for sDch the plaintiffs entitled thereto The esss
each are TO abide the Ut tho scton-
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER--JAs. A.-Besr
Justice LEsgARp.

THE FREUSD ARSON CASE.
Counsel for Frederick Freund convicted of arson,
bet recommended to mercy BY the Ju presented petition "a
the Executive the sentence from life years,
which gred by the Court and Jury The prisoner over
60 years OF age.
ANOTHER ARSON CASE.
Simon Katz, indicted for in the 6rst degree
placed at the bar Mr. H. W. Alien. Assistant District
Attorney stated the circumstances TO be that the prisoner kept
q email grocery No. 23 Division street. doing
profitable business with nephew Louis Ksiz In his employ
The boy bis uncIes nsson Get the store fire. The uncle
mailing all the PREPARATION Prisoner insured In the fen5
Fire Insurance Co. for $1,000 The trial occupied the eEtigs
day.
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MARINE COURT TRIAL TxRx.-,JAs. a.


Charles Mathews ast John C Heenzn.
This case was to be tried to-day, but upon being
celcd was dismissed counsel having effected settlement
ce the last adjournment The suit brought recover
from the defendant for board furnished Ada Tssses Mencke a.
the wife OF the defendant
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Albany Live stock Market.
Reported for The New-York Tribune.

Wxsr ALBASY Jan. L. 1861.
BrSyEs-Thes Is let up In the supply white .here
falling on In the demand and ices have fallen % c d. Bvo
weight from last weeks low figures The quality show
much Improvement which partially accounts for the declines
n former quotsons needless to again ak the oues-
ton when vi. people learn that i bed policy .end poor
thin Allied two and three old Steers and Hefrs 20 ki
market only In good ~iOerng order In spite of all tho warning
that has been siven through the public press they KEEP
sending beeves here With hardly fst enough the best
make soup Of How expect good markets hle this
quality Of beef Is forced weeks month"; and yearsl
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OHIO.

CLEVELAND, Monday, Jan. IA, 1861.
TIE following Ia Of series Of resolutions which
the Ohio Senate and House passed On Saturday:
Rrd That We ball With jcs The NoeD. hen, dgn,sea aDS
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nal for bill for railway in Penney lyania to
Georgetown in the District Of Columbia. Laid over
Mr.. WILSON introduced resolution instructing
the Committee On Military and Militia TO report
whether the appropriation Of last session TO complete
the WasbiDgtsn aq ueduct has been expended according
to the plan and estimate Of Capt Meigs, giving the
Committee power 10 send for persons and papers.
Mr.. FITCH Dem, Ind presented memorials from
the representatives Of the Ch0ctaw Nation aud tho
Chamber Of Commerce Of New-York.
Mr.. IVER5ON Dem, GA obtained leave to retire
from the Committee Claims for the reason that the
duties were too laborious.
Mr.. MASON Dem, Val called up the resolution
asking the Secretary OF War 10 communicate informa
ton Of reSnforceenis at Charleston and ether South
ern posts.
Mr.. CLARK rep, N. H. offered an amendment
substituting the President Of the United States he re-
quested TO communicate, il not incompatible, such in-
formation to the Senate" &c.
Mr.. COLLAMER REP, VT called for the Yeas
and Nays Mr.. Pughs motion 10 post pone thu House
bill for the admission Of Kansas In order to take up
DIR. Hunters resolutions, with the following result;
YEAs-mo.sr, Besjunin, BisIsr Bragg Bris Clinsnsn.
iisch Greer He;nph Hunter JSorson Johnson Ara 1shs
fash Rice eSe.sS ssa is sdc r %i rS r'"'
M A11, sli Dixon gshs s.f,S4 chis
sender Foot, Foster Crimes Hale ils,ain King Latham,
seweld s,nn soInn Ten Eyck Trunabun. Wadc WI
Mr.. DFNJAMIN Dem, La) said the vote was u.-
worthy the Senate.
Mr.. CRITTENDHN Is. AM, Ky.) did not ,ppose
the Senate had committed anything unworthy in the
case.
Mr. GREEN Dem, No. moved to postpone till
Mr. CLARK moved to substitute 81 o'clock this
evening.
The first motion was carried.
Mr. WILSON moved 70 postpone the Crttenden
rsolutions until l2I o'clock on Thursday.
YEAs--.issf, Arhsny bingham, Chandler Csi, Doet.,s
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SOG 4als, .SEeiaht ct GLhartfr:

vsssa WANTED-A VESSEL going to New
"'saSzs York. can get deck load by applying to
oro+y WN. ). CROSS,
aps-tt corner East Falls and Eastern Avenues.
- FOR LIVERPOOL.
52E Heavy freight wanted for an | ship for Liver.
"ooi al moderate rates Apply to
.,. JOHN HENDERSON & co,
IeI!-tl Corner ComIcrce and Pratt streets.
,sy9E.s FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
fsE2 Al British bark uSK 1913 tons register Apply to
.o,., KNOX CO.,
refill l25 Smiths wharf
,sza=s WANTED.-Two VESSELS l20@l4O
&S tons esch to load at Norfolk, for the West Indies
Apply. 10 KNOX & CO,
et-u 1875 Smiths wharf,
.ssaEs WANTED FOR A PORT IN EUROPE.
i-An Al SHIP Of about 1900 5000 barrels capaci
y Quick dispatch viii be given and fair rates Appiy at
once 70 JOHN HENDERSON & CO.
cjI-i corner Pratt and Commerce streets
s,ef5s FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
-Tae Al clipper coppered and copper-tastened schr
IL a. j. " EIi.D. Apply TO S. Z. DURN0CK,
os-lI III Smiths wharf
IL VESSELS WANTED FOR
- BANANA
The unaergEned constantly want vessels to load
70 and from Havana and Eat8nZas.
.o hORRELL & RANDALL,
....LI So Exchange Place.
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sholAL NOTICE TO ADyERT,sEus -
OTHERS


The claims which THE DaIIy pv
the attention of the mercantile and makes upon
ar7simpiy hased upon those PRINCIPLES og unity
Hhch every intelligent man understand for th
h DIS undere success in all industrial and commsr.;
enterprises. ut can be shown that THE EXCHANGE =;
medium for advertising, and that in poin NJ
circulation it will on ly bear con ,iso, vi,h
commercial paper in this city, but tn a. this crcuI.
a.; unused over wider area, its merits rs means nj
,;n - uncaton with the merchants of other States
cion 80 e"c'e that attention which shrewd and sapa
th' en are accustomed to give to matters that co"
iei, INDIVIDUAL interests. What then ar. b g.. ~
Cu eer 10 the large city circulation of THs Nv
snact &; A' speaks Tor ITSELF Its success in this re
pron ga l. - pit o. time, without parallel Wa. ve
- 10 W make fraok statement Of ito corn,, -,
a' oecause the larger proportion ~ 49, circuis-
lot; u from tie interior. The exteni vhih ~, ' oiS
ticuIars r.s may be gathered from tn. soII-;
number o, most se the States to which it is sent and rho
ed careful AZ which it is received and distribute
5AOhAhGS IS regularly mailed =, oG' SHOWS that THE
postogces scattered through the Aundrsd and tpese
circulaton Il In ,hna aa the great bulk Of hi,
baltimore most chiefly rely for the ncrs merchants Of
ion ef Their trade. In MARYLAND alo.a rperp.sna'
ohAHeE is Rallied TO tgo hundred and aj,pt,o @ s1-
Snieh 10 larger crous,ioe ia the counte. On lces'
sae tasn 10 eaia7sd By aAy other eesIrneycsI n
Elrsln. rh'iN IA stands ssxt npea the ,:. and ans
NORTH CAROLINA
SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE
PENNSYLVANIA.
OHIO
ALABAMA,
GEoRgiA.
LOUISIANA,
KENTUCKY,
Iowa,
TEfAs,
and mississippi.
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Ok TIERCES "Trobridge 4 Beatty's" extra
~ Sugar cured family Hams ius st received F. ~,
" -~r-n NIC'nENOs baItim ore street mh2s IN
DINE APPLE CHEESE.
L L. N. Norton Sons Pine Apple Cheese n, al. =.
4. AL. WEBB BF0s W
corner Pratt and Commerce street,.
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Sis BALrIM0RG AND 5UsoJ& IA.

al g BALTIMORE AND SUSQU EIA1
assssEsSS2zs2s Ma STEAM COMPANY.
p6s HAFkE b dRGE s6 SSSEs1 WfR PGS
The steamboat 'LANGASTEH,' Capt. J. ". TooiIns.,
saGsS end OF sSt Ssy
Rssqrgng n Lea P2HF pEP2SIT ~ Every E9ApAI
ak2ks 81 Ktn oooeh J. at o''' an"
Passage, berlns included, 50 cents.
rates ana CAREFULLY aten s TO- ''o'' '''e a. O
81 Duplicate receipts for freight win be required.
The agent at Havre de Grace will attend 10 for%ardinSs
CONSIGNED 70 hin Tor any point On the - s.
The stssmb 'JuNiATA, Capt. Fred. Toninsoo ca
sItGx$ T FAE10E As aaF Es,tieggs
apl5 II }. TOME, Agent, Port Degosit.
sssnA OLD DOMINI0N STEAMBOAT
I F9F e ER4 yIaHA AND Ian
sf dI 81 F S Fs f Ssr FT HsNsTS @ e5t stree
MOANING. al oc!oes, i seatey after the arrival %
the train Of ears from richmond and Washington Snppna
goirg and returning, land receive frsint aaa 5es
TIE VIRGINIA
IS copafaVey new and was built by merchants Of rede
rchso irs and baltimore Interested IN the trade ana o.
erch%nts and farmers residing the counties bordering
on the Rappahannock the express purpose Of keeping
ward deck has been enclosed aoding complete pro
.eesnn ,9r horses and other live stock Carriages Of all
taking OF the wheels Her stateroom and berth accolr
da9ss re large and commodous, and her capsoy TO-
leight extensive G passenger and freight boat she
no r sapsr,Sr on the waters Of ;fs Ghesapeake
by r. }, ChPR0N CO., BcSy's wharf.
~ Freight received board Of the Steamer HclesGa
% s s4a s sna at to ceS Il n
VIC '>''' Apply K. , ). CIPR0N u CO., Ags4.s.
- 10. 81 Bowy's wharf, Baltimore.
p S!A uGHTER President. freiericksburg. va ohs2-'
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3alInna.

zsA FOR RIO DE JAEEIR0-p c7z pr on
VII se GespateSsd Al AL bark LIZZIE Capt Nckerson
att PE2 HBSSHFai5G1s ar RSSf f
s5-sb FUR AMSTERDAM.-The Al Amor;oa-
81 mp tALM Haines master will h lcan
p@eh Tor TIE above port For age ami nave quick
asI corner Chapsde and nffH onbsrSS s g0.
sy FOR LIVERPOOL-Tbe fine faSt-aaiii.----
nv s.a , A. ,f5ussisl bark sTADT FRANKFTRT &c
to O''pA'ch fer the above port For feiehf ami
corner Che upside and Lombard street
egIE ~ FOR BOSTON. The fast Saline scbr
eng SF s1pys having the ma 81 NV f load
or passage ann I've qaics dispatch FOR balance frrigf
ss.l y corner Pratt and G Gay Street,
,SRzs FOR BREMEN Tho F,o 80. -
Dispatch for the above bort FS master win have quick
jye9tf corner Lombard /. s,, BIA .g
sshs FOR MARSElLLEE5 rho ss..sI,
~AzEkRobERrC q. WINTHROP, Noryi,I. n my sniP
adns ana viii sail with despatch For irGt y now
5yssseet '''' passage " 5Is t FISHER SONS
ss5A FOR BREMEN.-The Gne tast. sslG; =
nay sa'sS r s'a' H., for the above p Fer eglt or
the captain 81 $sP5 4 HHfEsSS s;o
} !. ~ No. % Gerq an street
vss45zss FOR ROTTERDAM.-Thefi fine fssl-seiIin :,
e; or passe qa,c GssPac !or the above port For
f.oo,, BRO HERS fB6NISNFG$&ER
1--1u y south Charlie st eet, up stairs
vSF9a FOR ROTTERDAM The fine Al Rre-
gs prompt despatch for the port For freight n
the captain bcaSd the sh at CoTne ba Tss apply to
tsaa, 49, BR6THERs T B0SiE EffSr to
ss54s FOR RUTrERDAM-TheA Al RaItin,oro
Win SNIP ~ hIsLEE STEWART Coffin, master vi oa
apply '0 ABOVE B3 EEJ fG # f HdbG 20
sessH :. W cor Gay aid Lombard SITS up stairs
So shin t0 . ~ K5,qHI,TEkDAM-Ihe Al Baltimore
'e a'O port For freight or sFpy to '0F
2ezs1 = W cor Gay ami Lombard SIS Tp stairs
! 4Esa FOR LIFERPOOL.-Th fine Al Rrit;s h
mass o "a &c CITY OF PETEsB0RgUGH s A. Jag $,
dispatch FIR freight apply 10 WHAT and will haV
ielgr FoARD 4 ROGERS,
| - 49, 10 Bowly's wharf
sssSz FOR LIVERP0UL.-The Al British bar i,
iSS " AMtk CLIQUE Capt Abbott now leading At
dispatch Fo eg fn Deas Of small capacity, will hav
jel4-tt FoARD 3 ROGERS,
| " 10 Bowly's wharf.
so TIE For BIO B0sT0N.-The tast-sailing schr
ad Tii have quick despatch for freight or passaSe
| eco u n. w. corner Pratt ami cay streets
| ssSrss FUR PHlLADELPHIA.-qhe fast-saiiIn o
M a fhoGner NARY Gaptan Fox, master is now Ioa i
sagrd will have quick dispatch For m ight or psssa n
a2 5siS t NV eor. TE $Is5t - EEsa
s4s NEW ORLEANS
ship lane 3 ENnEgs6N, Captain Kn5 d1iGSE1s'
5 5fEEE Miller. $$ $R:s
TsSs vessels are q class and insure &. the
nanted by Captains well the trade The ca
shippers s J5hS S'RR sss!lSs
GEO Y BYNsoN Co. Agents. New Orleans ss't viii iifs for
Gs s4 wh 2roptness and dispatch s goods consgned
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.MtEGsggNl7t.

A bUAAsmLnmp and Ground, for sale by R. J,
A8ADehGN. - south Charles street apI3-tf
4 INVOICE OF WALLIS 4 CO.'S PORT
"A aud Gomez Sanchez SHERRY WINES for sale low
10 coss, oy r. LENNON 4 co,
aps-t GO Buchansns wharf
A DAMANTINE CANDLES.-500 boxes SbiI
a eto's STAR brand, for sale by HENRY RIEMAN
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Alatform Sgai2g.
Storaqs

Storage.
Standardization can be had in a fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street Apply to
50HN HEN i1ESON L CO.,
feI9tf corne' Pratt and Cor.merce streets
CTORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates By
EoEn WARNER. is9 \. Eptav street au2i-tf
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
~ obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts Bowy wharf. Apply to
P. MALCOM Il CO,
j2n Wood street Bowy's wharf
STORAG to the extent of 10000
Obarres merchandise can b. obtained, at Henderson's
wharf Apply to JOHN HENDERSON & CO.,
rnyl7-tf corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
CTORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ Of the large Warehouse No. s. Eutaw street, oppo-
site baltimore and ohio Railroad Depot Apply on the
premises to REP y WOLF. feS-tf
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN At LOW
Orates in Warehouse No. IS South street.
W. .SMITH,
au22-tf 6S South street
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sa-pA OLD DOMINION sTEAMB0AY
@gxI Sgaas.

70 E=szS<.:ssszzzzszz--1 NORTHERN
az Sl1-Sf;SE CENTRAL RAILWAY
SUPFRlNTEN DENTS OFFICE, I
CALVERT STATION, Baltimore May 18th, 1861.
On ard after SUNDAY 18th, 1861, Trains North
ern Central Railway arrive and depart follows until
further notice.
MAIL AT s.I5 A. NJ
EXPRESS AT AS p. NJ
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION AT Sl5 p. N.
The Si5 A. NJ Train Relay House with trains
on Western Maryland Railroad At Hanover junction with
Hant Yer ana Gettysburg Railroads. ut YORK with York
and WIghtsyrlie Railroad; at Harrisburg with Pennsyl-
Xana Railroad for all of West Also with I.eAauon
Valley RAILROAD to New York direct At Northumberland
with L. and Railroad for Kingston and all parts of
wyoming Valley; at Sunbury with Philadelphia and Ere
York.
The 435 P NJ Train makes all the above connections ex-
Gep: Hanover Railroad Wrghtsviile Railroad and the
Lebanon Valley Railroad.
The s;l5 Tran makes connections with Pennsylvania
kairoad Tor all parts OF the West, and direct connections
TRAINS ARRIVE.-Mail at 10 P. NJ, Express at 745
a. NJ. Harrisburg Accommodation at 2 43 P. u.
FOR TiCkE TS and information enquire at the Ticket
office, lalvert station, 3alti more.
asst JAS c. CLARKE Sup-nt
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TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
i CITY, EQUITY.-GLIZABEFH ARCHER u.s.
LLlAM s. WALKER AND OFFERS ordered this
IGN say II July 1851 hat the sales and exported by
Henry y" Archer te+ in this case in seventh
pnr Of sales herae and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary be shown before the 9th day of lgust
ne 81 provided Of this order be published in some
newspaper printed in Baltimore in each of three
ceSslve weeks before the said 9Th day August next
The report states the amount of sales to be SIS o.
GEO. + SANGSTON, Clerk
True copy, Test-GEO. E. SANGSTON,
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EeEa ssss EEssz#s1 PHILADELPHIA,
saEsI Xxx ssE- --szzs WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
SPRING md SUMNER IRRINGEMENTs.
"a and after MONDAY, May 18th, Passenger Trans for
Philadelphia wileave PRESIDENT STREET EPOT daily
Except Sunday $ follows, viz:
Express Train at Is O'Clock A. NJ; Way Mail at Is
ocl3sk 4 Nj Evenng Nsii at AS P: NJ. On SUNDAYS,
4ao r. NJ only All Trans connect with New York trains
except AS P. N. train Saturdays
TrSlgh Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves (
2OJ r l stopping al all stations between Baltimore and
Hevre-de-Grace.
Passengers for Delaware and Eastern Shore Maryland
ton. ' - -e
All colcred persons must give bond before entering tie
cara WILLIAM CRAW FORD,
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SitaMhusts.
sTA o. s. GOVERNMENT LINE

- Q. s. GOVERNMENT LINE
FORT MONROE AND OLD POINT COMFORT,
Leaves tn. lower end Of UNION DOCK Vest SIDE daily
Sundays included at ~ O'Clock P n taking Passengers
ana Freight and connecting wi the Saroad Ipes -
Boston York, Harrisburg, Pttsbur Pa and the n-
edaely after the arrival of the Express Tram from NE"
York and Philadelphia.
The following is the schedule: ,.
Leave New York A. NJ. leave Philadelphia nj 81:
and II IS 4. ~, leave Baltimore at AZ =. NJ.
ROUND TRIP TICK ETS AT aDt CEn PRICES.
From New York to Fort Monroe and back ........s4.
From Philadelphia and back. ~
~ Procure your Tickets in NEW YORK. at the New
jersey Railroad uhcc Foot OF Cortland street
In PHILADELPHIA, at the Company's flee, n. " cor
of Sixth and Chestnut Streets at the Depot Bread
BALTIMORE, Board of the Steamers, Foot Of Union
Dock. HUGH UCONNER,
jy2-f Passsng r Agent.
III NOTICE.
usiinn.axzazlG CHANGE ar DAYS TO THE
The steamers GEORGE Fsas and Ma nY WASHING
TON will Il Baltimore for the Patuxent River on te
SATURDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY, commenc-
ing Saturday morning, June is 1851 At o'clock for
HILLS Landing direct and continue during the
| Returning every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and SATrR.
DAY. The Boat leaving Hili's Landing Monday and
Wednesday will be Oil ect for Baltimore,
The Sat rday Boat will leave Hiirs !audag on Friday
for Be edict leaving Benedict Saturday morning at
o'clock for Baltimore.
above Steamers will call at al! the usual landings
the RIVER also at Fair Haven and Plum Point, goin and
returning
Freighs received up O'CLOCK on The days previous
| the departure OF the Boats.
| Do Plum Pont....... lGl. Do.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-16

" Gu.LK5R - HENRY A. RopawAL
NUKTHER i RODEWALD,
~ GENERAL C0ANISSION NE 2 CHANTS
TOBACCO FACTORS,
50 LoEBARDSF
One door W est of Exchange Pafa. spk.t