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SUDDEN DEATH We learn that Rev. Tho
mas Smith, of Brewer Village, died suddenly
last night of disease of the heart Mr.. Smith
graduated at Bowdoin College in 1910, and
at the Theological Seminary in this city in
iS43. Four other members of the same class
have died-Reys. Messrs. A. j. Copeland
Preston Pond. Dr.. William B. Scwall, and
Benjamin Mead. Mr.. Smith, after leaving
the Seminary, preached in Cherry6eld about
two years. In 1916 he was ordained Joint
Pastor Of the Congregational churches in Or.
rington and Brewer Village. In February
lo4S. he became sole Pastor of that of Brew.
er Village. lie was an earnest and faithful
Christian minister, and was much beloved b,
all who knew hi II Times.
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Loss Of s,sep. Iftbere Is an

soaring to roth mind and bod, than W =
any difficulty or di'ense can r. on-ss
nan q. ot .lc~p then c>i'=rienoe " h,tsr<s,
sidney su,,l, tbe sr-s, sns'.sh Vt :. not to ss
,.lt~i prn ~ this. irt ii,~ r>T,' z n,uussnds a.
,,,r ard try TN Tos tn,.iynr tlr-, siii r. rrAy
IN ,ro,.- the remark q nv II tn freu. = e rtut-i
.tcr. who wr.. tho drsesar- ,e r. et--ersi ~Rs
.,,,rext,. ~ pur<ha.. -onAi st ~ stii~s, ~. Tit,
call fF pamphlets fmh
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limo Dxtc11dcd,


Ii rrr.a,. having nnseiti., chsryr. against III a
u tate q tho tate pr Asa VIC tllisicr, ar rtqT,fa
IN nr...ut the sam. for setileuet ait 81 that
The estate arr r-aa-s,s To- srfis - frr ts mi
II MAJ, OF III. bin, I'll he IN -tth a~ssr fnr esett.
Ann e. AcNlLIsTEk.
e Il Fftk,
Yll..Sr,h NArrh IL. ISL. ~
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Brig Samuel French, firm ~. att'os
PASSPORT. pa, into SANDY Iiosgts-ld -
OF water. IN p, rs
v seiP Young Mechanic. Of, .sb;, :,
York from Liverpool. repor,f =. snitSse
winds the entire passage ~,
away fore yard, bob stays,~ p, scx u
During a gale at lIolmes's fleiA~fI
Bolivar, Of and from Rock r<>a.-.Xp
one chain and drove on to- -,
~ hllei, setting the lime ~
top OF the vessel. The 3p
saved IN damaged stais-( ~
loss. Sch Eldorade. 81 MS~sS
E'itanethport for Boston, v
chains, Is tight, will hare
60. ardAE
Brig William. x----N'i aud cl,rs+
he pOv1 Of So, - 1o1slas. !, lor a. can sasi y
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ntoriuc journal.

PORT OP ELLSWORTH.
MONDAY. =
Ssil, F'rsus,. Tate. Boston.
''.srgc Mary, lord. 10
- Nolant, Cou.iss 4,
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Special Notices.
Notice to Subscribers.

We make the following liberal offers to all new
,nbscribcr,, and such old one. as will pay all AZ
rear.ses and one year in advance, for tho A~sr'-
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FOREIGN PORT

Lverpool--in the river 18th, ID.
ocean Traveller, Boar,lmsn, for II,
At Bathurst, River Gambia, 7tlus..
n' OF Bucksport, bound down the
At Savannah ] 72i ult
Mschiss. disg. exceiI
AZ Arroyo I'D, Magnet, from i the
Al at Li'orPooi ?'th, Thames, Allnl
port.
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DOMESTIC PORTE

ALSIiS fOh1p.
Msesn.' ~ l-f brig l. II Nash. g,'or, Mr..
fnston I'd, Mar, Cspen. sprags-, New York
sd ID. b's Ausss's. Cole. Ne- York ,ehr.
Mary AHn. Bryss, Sep York In,iBeibie, co,.
uel. DiSs'on.
PORTLAND ar -, brig Lady ot the LAKE
Marshall. Cslai. for Nc~ York sch, Michigan.
Marshall. and Ia sel.n- Grsnt. Pr-s.ey Cal.is f.
New fork Jane. Haskell, Calsi. IT. My.tie
May Queen, barnard sslsnd FOR Boston.
B"ro>-Ar 9Th, .~hs n,,rs, MsH., C.a.;. 4
SArsh hall, PsTse, Bsrk,p~t
ca sch, Py,hoa. osgood. Jacksonville
Kelley, Heed, CalAi to load Tor West Ipdi
Ar 9TH, sch Patriot, stinson. Deer I.ie
Ar 9Th, schs Presto, ir=all. Machi.
Paiten, Ellsworth. Cid, r<h Ell. R.. 4
ca.tiuc. q
Ar 9Th sch Odd Fellow. Ger, e rpori
Ar ',h, och Sailor Boy, sa.yer. Calais.
Ar sth, sch. Belle, VsrfilI. caI1i;
mond Gould,boro.
SALEs.-Ar 9Th. .chs v.Ioei,yrc I +. IA
phin. Cranberry Isles. 5,h. Id. rASr *
Casiine Donworta. do for MaehL, als n
Cid oh, sch Sarah Gardner, FROM
NrwroRr.--Ar sth, sch H.nry l.,
son. East MsehiAs for PROV id.nee.
In port 9Th, AN, brig Waltz. v Z ~
AZ iii, NJ, schs Fessendsn, D II -
ior PniladelphiA, with loss Of l. =
Mon'e'ama, Reed, Calais for Pro,iah
Ssw iosx.-Ar sth, sch BeiiOp,. c,
port.
Ar ath, brig Trade wini, John.o.
Ar 9th, sch Dresden. Chase, Nj.
Cid 9Th, sch d sawyer, Han.
PHuA DELrHrA.-Ar 5th, sch I 60
Crosby, Ea.tport. lVv
EbeARrows.-Ar 9Th, seh SIT LIE
Tor Calais. e.h, King, Metir IVr
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DISASTERS.

Meh rs. lat 30, Ion -, sch Han"
MstanIss iDr MaeLias. n.
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a O.

The u n,strs,gnrd would re Say'hs
sincere thank. N the eitissr Sundas
ar tho very ib-rsl pat -, ne SC
them Tor many Years INA
70 0'''"''' God he Wv
| Er,-orh, April. 1881. Sundass
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Or. c. IL. Sholes. Eclectic Physician, ri,s
particular attention ii.rs,s IT The g,ais. sr'nuF~
san, ard .,ri, diseases u SO s,rri,ssssa
u jon Ir.,'' $50 ,'1"''' r1
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petition is in circulation 10 invite Henry C,
Lowell, the President Of the defunct Ship
builders Bank, buck to Rockland again. l,
Is difficult to understand what use the Rock
land people intend putting him to. We can
understand why he might, could, would
or should" have a call to GO to Thomaston
We call attention TO the advertisement
of Z. p. Baldwin of Bangor, and to the
goods which he offers for sale. Mr.. Baldwi in
is merchant of long standing in that city
and has Always been known Tor his promp,
business habits, and the large stock of good,
in his line, kept on hand. He pays particu.
lar attention to keeping Rubb Betting Har
ness Leather &c. constantly on hand, Gu,
friends wanting anything in his line will do
well 10 visit his store, when n Bangor.
ANY discovery or invention, which tend. to
relieve the drudgsry AMI add to the eomfor, of
home, is positive blessing, and the di.coyerer or
inventor lie a real benetac,or If his race. ed
wards Improved Paint Restorer" is Justly ranked
among such inventions. All housekeepers, who
desire to preserve and beautify the paint, should
try tt Boston Ttanscn,<.
~ The London Times assists the memory q,
English Creditors in reference to Mississippi Bord,
of which President JEFFERSON DAVIS va. m.
treat Repudiator." The Times suggests ,b.,
the Bonds Of the southern Confederacy may prove
sniag Journal. ~
DEATH OF JrDGE McIEAS-We have the sad
Intelligence that Hon. John Mclean, Associate
Judge Vi the U. 5. Supreme Court, died at Cinein.
ing health, and his deeease was not unlo,.tal e.
Judge Mclean was appointed to the spnr. W. .
neheh 9y ten. jackson, and entered upop G
ties IN jan, $780, and had occupied lie pc OIL
thirty.one years. oui
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w" TO'kNs
\ Especial despatch from Charleston to the
Times tonight says vessels have been ordered
from the range of fire between for, Sumter
and Sullivan's Island. The floating luttery
aik to- night cor a point near iort Sumter.
A house has just been blown up near the five
gun battery. Business is suspended and there
Is y fearful excitement.
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

gWe put our PAPER to press on "ednes'
day, having come to the conclusion that we
and all hands should observe the recommended
tiops of Governor Washburns Fast Day
Proclamation.
\ PLEASING IxctpEsr,--on Monday even
ing beautiful gilt of silver service con-
sisting of Pitcher and Salver, was cent TO
the dwelling OF J. E. LORD, Esq, with tho
following note
To Mass Sarah f. lord,
am requested by the Gentlemen of the
Congregational Society of this village 10
present to you the accompanying. e'it as q
testimonial Of their kind regards. Please
accent the sincere wishes OF tie donors, for
your future prosperity and happiness and
of none more heartily than those OF
Your Sincere Friend.
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CITY NTELLIGENCE

MEETING IN BALTIMORE C6UYrY-At meet;n,
held yesterday in Baltimore County at Uooks,on,pe
Mr. Cockey was called to the chair, and Mr. Pools
appointed secretary.
On motion of J. Howard McHanrv Eso :,
unanimously f' ~ was
RESOLVED, That committee of five be arroi,,oa
10 ehro' an ctlzens of this county who shat desire
w ueuuer their service to the commanders of the
sl'i.ary FORCES OF Baltimore district to aid in do
land. """ ''"'e vi mary
=, hesotred, That. each of said committee he nm.
tn"r'zed TO make collections and receive subscrin-
.,ons Tor the purpose of arming the volunteers of
Resolued, That said volunteers as soon 40 ON
Ioneo and formed into companies of not less than
enty each, shall at once report themselves to the
commander ct the military forces aforesaid.
heSo'rea, That the military companies already
organized be requested to report themselves imme-
olately to the same authority.
IN messrs. D. Howard McHenry, John Glenn, l..
Iiernan Williamson, Daniel Janifer and Orman
Knight were appointed as the committee.
Oh motion of John Poole, it was
Resotred, That the said committee be author
| lied to ill any vacancies in their number and h
appoint subcommittee.
| FiREs.-On Friday night, shortly before eiybt
O'Clock, fire was discovered in the rear of the frs
story OF the provision packing establishment of Mr.
george L. hrebs, on Caroline street. opposite Hol
land The engine companies proceeded to the SPOT
ana quickly extlnguished the flames before any con
siderable damage had been sustained The loss
about $50, is covered by policy in the Firemen'
Office; Tue fire is supposed to have been acci
| dental.
Shortly after two O'Clock Saturday morning ,
fire was discovered by the police in the buiIdint
on the southwest corner of Sharp and German
streets, owned and partially occupied by Mr. Alex
ander Gaddess, marble worker, and bv Messrs
Ludsberg Schaeffer, wood carvers. The alarm
was sounded from box No. Z, corner of Howar,
and German streets The fire broke out in from
room In the second story of the building, occupie
by the carvers, who assert that no fire had bee
used in the room for several days. Some of th,
hire companies, INSTRUCTED, proceeded to othe
sections of the city, and were delayed in getting
into action. The flames, however, were prompt,
extingushed with but comparatively slight loss
Messrs. l., d 5. estimate their loss at 5000, whicl
is covered by policy issued by the Associate
ohice Mr.. Gaddess' stock is unipured but tn
house is damaged to the extent of about 5000 II
is FULLY insured in one of Mr.. Hooper's agencie.
The origin OF the fire is imputed to incendiarism
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G!uNetarg ano Gownlerfisl 4aeitIa.

BALTIMORE. April 20, 1861,
Inc stock Board adjourned to-day without trans
acting any business subject again at the call of
the President and there sales of stocks making
We nave no means of ascerainng the effect of the pre-
sent excitement upon the value of the securities of our
market.
FINANCIAL affairs are much disturbed and business
Vi al descriptions is completely parayzed New York
ana Philadelphia funds command premium of 5 to 6
per cent and gold is selling 10 per cent premium
Inc brokers' are buying Virginia money old banks at
10 per cent discount, but North Carolina money is un
saeable.
In New York stocks declined to-day very heavily
virginia 6's dropped at the first Board down to 36%
decline OF per cent the price at the first Board yes
tefday Missouri 6s fell of d. Tennessee bonds 5; North
carolina bonds per cent; Erie $2A New York Central
S2s; Reading SIX; Cleveland and Toledo So; Michigan
southern 81 u Michigan Southern guaranteed sf2 and
Rock Island SOY.
f"iVLs AND SALES OF STOCKS IN YORK,
nh. nv BY TELEGRAPH.
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PRoCEEDINGs or THE CITY. CORNELL

1hoOGHDITGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
SATURDAY, April 20.
c. BLAcKBURN, Esq, and all the members excent
Mr.. Phelps.-The PRESIDENT presented com
munication which had been sent to
Washington by His Honor MAYOR Brown
Mr.. NICHOLAS moved that joint special committee
be appointed to devise such measures as are suita
Die to be adopted in the present emergency The
motion was adopted, and Messrs. Nicholas Bapcb-
ard and Drakeey appointed on the part of
tnis Dranch.--Ihe committee retired and re-
ported the following report and ordinance which
were passed unanimously and without discussion.
The Joint special committee of the CITY Council of
baltimore, appointed to take into consideration
the communication OF the Mayor of the CITY and
the Governor OF the State of Maryland to the Pres
| ldent OF the United States, through committee
| consisting OF Hon. Hugh l.. Bond and John c.
| Bruno and George w. Dobbip Esas of this citv
| read this morning, in the presence Of the City
Council on the present crisis the affairs of the CITY
10 Whlch the communication has reference respect
iu'iy report the accompanying ordinance, and re-
commend the Immediate passage of the same
AN ordnance to appropriate five hundred thous-
ana dollars or so much thereof as NAV he necessary
Ior the defence OF the city agaidst any danger that
may arise out of the present crisis.
SEcTIoN /. BE 1t enacted and ordGeaed I'm The
mayor and City Council Of Baltimore That the sum
o! I'VE hundr ed thousand dollars or so much there
Vi, as may be necessary, be, and tAe same is hereby
appropriated for the purpose of putting the ctv in
aoImpiete state OF defence against any description
Vi danger arising, or which may arise out of the
present Crisis, the same to be expended under the
direction ct the Mayor of the city, and to be paid
ny tne City Register, out of any mondy not other
WIse appropriated in the city Treasury-The
Branch then adjourned
SECOND bRANcH--Branch met at o'clock
pursuant to adjournment Present CbarIes I
BAKER, Esq, President, in the Chair. and all the
ETi ;a es'--A message received from the
rlrst Branch proposing the appoin tment of joint
or"s committee to take into consideration the
N ON oft
sau committee to report at the earliest possible mn
, mem. Inc proposition was concurred in. anf
Messrs. Miller Hicks and Higgins, were appointed
.ne committee on the part of this Branch, and i'm
was received from the First Branch. commnnicaf
ing report from the committee, with an ord.
nance appropriatng $685. 900 for the defence of tht
city against any damage that may arise from the
Brancb s Gins,s; ananlmousIy TOn motion, tht
o'clock. NS "'
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EnInhtr.
SHINGLES. IATES Al

%dINUhkb, LATHS AND
We b,,-a LUMBER
SONY NJ Ir 9%eTt cash PRICES Gustoacrs viii please
corner Of ECTAW AND GERMAN STREETS " al 'i-e
49, BURNS K SLOAN.
UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c 30 O06
- f4 ana 6-i HemloGk Fencing; 49, 600 feet He,nIock
Asn berry and Poplar Plank ami Oak, cherry and Pine
looUo white and red Oak Slaves; 10000 Sugar or
onooks ELWO shaved hid. Hoops 2OODO sAocG
For sale by Wa 9 cpoc,
pp26-H corner East vaIIo ~, e. e., =, =, oN''SS,
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The WAR SPIRIT IN VIRGINIA


The following items are taken from the Lrrob.
ourg ''Tg'"f0", formerly strong Union paper.
1,, DOWN WITH LINCOLN!
het cni' De the war cry that shall animate all .bo
5 SsaS T the South in the for liberty which has
ham I Gnced upon them by the tyranny of Abrs-
alternative is left us but to accept the gave Of
Tar,.e IN vlnaicaton OF our rights and honor
Town Town with Lincoln and death to the inv.der
tb the mountains to the seaboard, and all over
.ny broad savannahs of the South-et this he on I,
hii s cry Down with the nan who has cnrsad
and a with civil war. Death to the tVrsnt
TO ARMS TO ARMS
Let all the youth whose sae e'S
e ellen 10 t and who are Therefore pot
companies and active service, be organized into
our bam TO act as corps de serre and to proter,
able to de- scores scores of chivalric youths who are
and act eT service in this way will enter tba
ton with tbe in case of necessity in
age could check 3 th Grays." The calmness Of
mer if this ncept would fire the hearts of the fore
organize! we're wanting, Organize
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

"a On and after January 60 Trains leave
CALV ERT STATION AS F0IIoWS.
for re Fi nan ITsin daily IexcgPt Sundays
bnghampten, Syracuse, Oswego, Toronto, Ouaf.c .n}
Snntrea and al parts Of Western New York and Capsig
$50, Tor Pittshurg, Chicago Cleveland CiurInnst 81
L91sr and all parts Of the West and Northwest '' ~
FOR mmishurg, Gettysburg, Lancaster iebaY BetI
hen Allentown. EGStOn Reading, PottsyIe CaIiiSIs i
Gharn 6ershuIg, Pa, and Haeerstowp, Md '
minister. 0' 'S'''''o"H anu VEST
FOR New York city with only change of cars and at
as low fare as by other routes. ~
travellers can 20 by this train to Detroit Chicago via
niagara FallS. at the by any other ro,ra
Express Train daily Except Sunday at $40 N ror all
points North and points the Western Maryland Rail
load. '''' '"'i" MAR
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at P NJ fy
the West and Northwest ~ "a '''
Travellers from Washington and the South by The ANA
d. and 3l0 r NJ trains make connection with the trai1
this road. VAN VIC HaluS
- For TICKETS and information, apply at the TICKET
Franklin streets, Baltimore. " NN''e't ana
roz,rr o1o>,p1, JAS; G. CLARKE, Superintendent
- - -'4'','+4 -'sS I''"t"FlheEdHHi iaaOf
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BOARD OF TRADE
committee Of Arbitration for month IF AnrT
~ - EDWARD JENKINS
W. +. JOY, A CPoVEp,i,N
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EcaS EsgS SIs3IsssssssSssss5ss5l1 FOR THE
49, Nft1eS-Sss9--ysas y u s T A " & q ,

SIaS 81 bIs;ss55Ssssz5il FOR THE
Hs1aE 80 sSs sssssa~E2-s VEST AND SOVTH
On al IH aE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
IN ana after April l4th, 1851 The trains Will ,un ~ lors
s Leave CAHDEN STATION, Bsltimore--sial (excett
RotH Trsina :oV a "a; Express daily at 3.i5 P. II.
" foI, SOUTH VEST AND NORTHWEST "
FOX VA Y PASSE MANN
BetWstn Baltimore and Piedmont take the IA 4 II
Tram cEtWeen !ledmont and Wheeling take Arrorrnoja
Son s Ialn leaving Piedmont at A. M and bel r%a
train from Rs limore ~ " - d. anu 90 l. NJ
II, TIE FKEpERICE TRAIN leaves Baltimore at bpm.
TIE ElLlCoITS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at II
a NJ, AMI AGO ard % p. NJ 1''''' a. nv
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
leaves ga lr0re at 90 and BIO A. Il 10 and 80
On sundays az 10 A. VI. only Leave ashugton -;
"a shG Ito a 81, and "a and IS P NJ On SUNDAYS ~
nj T. d. only The second and fourth train cnlv !rcm
stop at way points The second an fourth tra
iron Bagmore and the second and third from washington
connect Tith trains on the Annapolis road wa
For iurther nforma lon tickets of eyer1 lind 20 ,
Ticket Once. " S p SXt2% OF ~ the
N Co1c C, Master Of Transp ration
= e2 NeIlGLaI Llcket agent. apl3-tf
La tt5sSxSSSaEss.ssssd FUR TIE
SzSAZS-Eas --7 - NORTH, WEST AND NORTHWEST
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Sui 4gala.

SiEs ssz EFssl 3245:ss:.3g7 PHILADELPHIA
H<A7-a S-sae-Aaa-S W lMlNGTON ANn BALTIMORE
cD,r,-. , RAILROAD.
SfH1NG AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
N, ana after MONDAY, April 18Th Passenger Tralns for
Philadelphia viii leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT daiiv
(eXoept Sunday rs follows, viz: - 'S
EAPKESS TRAIN at G.l5 a. NJ, WAY MAIL at O a
A. Y; ny ENlE& MAIL t445 P. H. " ''''
ON UNllA IS at As p NJ ONLY All trafps connact u,,
ne" ~ ! Org Trains except IS p. NJ, on Saturdays.
pfei?ht irain with Passenger Car attached leaves Il
400 r. NJ stopping at all Stations between Baitim0rs ana
H4Vre de Grace " ''4"0ie" iu
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at l5A.M.,us5
A. NJ. and 10 80 P " '-'' ny 'i''
DELAWARE RIA broad FOR SAIISRTRY AND IN
D,. TERMEDiATE POINTS.
" leaving in rs ". connect at Wilmington
IN 40 a ~ train daily Except Sunday for Milford
salisbury add intermediate stations "'
NOlNf-A c00red persons, RNether bond or free will
c required to bring responsible white person
guy known to the undersigned who VIII be willing 10 sign
portion OF the road " o''i Guy
apl3tf WN or wEoPD A..
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oFUOEAN S STEAMERS

TO SAIL.
Ships. Leave For D.vq
Edinburgh. New York;. liverpool, April 1n
United Kingdom. New York Glasgow .....Arrii "
Persia...-.....-.New York Liverpool .,April -
HbeTnan Portland. liverpool. ...Afrl n
vi o...........New York .Iiyerpool n
Fulton ....,...New YORK Hay re.....,.Auri n
Ships. Leave For noys
Niagara Liverpool. Boston April
Columbia. .Gaway New York.......Aurl
Asia........ Liverpool ....New York. pr u
Bremen. Sou Hampton New York ,rI n
The Havana Steamers leave New York on the I'd tn
l2th 18th and 27thof each month and Charleston S on
the 4th and 18th.
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cXMrnImrf.
St0raGh.

cSlnIage.
STORAGE WANTED-ht low rates, on first
- t6rick) floor Of Warehouse No II Smiths wharf An
rJato,. ChARLES ZEN hRGAST,
- II Smiths wharf.
sSTORAGE.-Roomc can be had in a fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street. Apply TO
e,o., JOHN HENDERSON 4 co,
-'ei"-t corner Pratt and Commerce streets
SIORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
he obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on BoWly wharf. Apply to
;,.s P MALCOM Il co,
IH-ti Wood street. BogIV's wharf
SSfoRAGE WANTED On first floor of W are
Ahouse No II Smiths wharf, at low rates, By
,eo., CHARLES PEND ERGAST.
-'-tl n Smiths wharf
ST0RAGE.--Capacty to the extent of 10, OOO
k'oerres merchandise he obtained ut Hendersons
va" nSni. .SPpiy TO JOHN HEN DERSON & CO.,
myi!-u corner Commerce and Pratt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
- OF TIE large Warehouse, No s. Eutaw street oppo-
ste baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot kpnIv IN tha
premises to REP II WOLF. fe8-tf
SIORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
'6Eh WARNER. 1853 q. Eutavv street .rs,tS
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT LOW
Orates in Warehouse No. IS South street.
go, =, WI SMITH,
6S South street
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

u,nn.. FUKEIGN.
bbls nnt, GGRAoE, ~ F-Schr. Mlard Fimore.-2oo
bacco Son b Kegs butter, so bags coffee 90 boxes to.
half bis dn 677 bbls -four 800
St. srEpHESis' Nv " r. q of white pine lumber.
iHU Sos aEu boxes tobacco a'' tons
wheat s4 bbls four Martha Whtmore-4oo oo bushels
DO corn, 1874 bbls fonr ll 1887 bus. wheat II 214
MoNTREAL-BarkC hoss . oeo,,
chairs, bales twine ' i-'4l0 yds. duck 6s2 dozen
berland coal. "' amef1cus.-S25 tons Cum
corn. is-o0TE GtenlUood. til Zoo bps
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-22

THERMOMETERS,
" CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS. ''
and
GLOBES.
~ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TIE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE. ~ "
PETER WALTHER,
70 y. FRAT
B!I'ST. New York ~
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-22

ENHlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
her has Obtained from the Orphans Court Of Baltimore
ety. letters Of administrator the personal estate of
MARTIN KERNEY, late of said city deceased Ali per
sons having claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
70 the subscriber on or before the 9Th day of her next
sand estate All persons indebted estate are
TO make mmediate payment. Given my hand this
"a day OF April 1861. JOHN MURRAY, Admir-
STEWART s. JOHNS, Attorneys,