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V7y-To aIFlc'' who In the Aostteai Gazette oflst
February, 1850, pronOunees the sidea" Of Keeping
fanS are hereby rendered and the assurance given,
Thai this gross a6surdty Is all that Mr.. Dick has
Claims hinder no operation therein into which this
gruss absurdity is not practically struggled In any
manner: neither bodily partially; neither d.
rectIy or Indirectly neither explicitly nor symbols
caiiy; this ground his claims cover, aud nothing
more; the absolute monopoly Of this .absurdity and
nothing else. IL all he asks his claims, nationally
read Rftest.sJfH 8ep6
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TRANsPoRr.AlTToN.
cleveland. Pittsburg and Wheel
100 Il ing Rail Road


Cleveland. Pittsburg and Whee4'
$50 h Il ing Rail Road.
"a - s...;ssiissE -
.O.NkNI1 AFTER MONDAY, June 10th. 1851; Pas-
.senger Trains VIII leave Bridgeport Is ioiio"s'
Sundays excepted)
Hoo A. NJ Mail Train stopping at all way station
arrives at Pittsburgh Of $50 z A'' ana
Cleveland at $50 T. n:
A.ao p NJ EXpress Train. stopping 1t all way sia-
tons arrives at Pittsburgh at $50 7: u.
sos p NJ Fast Express Train. stopping ~ St1u-
benville. Yellow Creek NeltsYllie anu lI 10
ehester on the River Division and ~ all
stations on Main Lines, arrives at PITTS
hurEh at 1885 PsAI.. and at Cleveland ne
1O30 A. NJ. Z
RETURNING TRAINS.
. T.sy, c1eyeland at Gals A VI. and $500 NJ, ar
rtye at bridgeport at 1870 p. ~ and $40. a. n.
Leave Pittsburgh at 1885 A. 81: 500 a. Wand
1910 p. NJ arrive ~ Bridgeport AZ o'V' a. NJ w.
A. 81 and 4:20 r. NJ.
connections are made as FollnWs'
a. : burg, Baltimore, Washington, PhilA-
delphia, New York and Boston. .
A. Cleveland with Cleyeiand Toled R. r. for san:
dusky. Toledo Detroit Chicago anu
all points In the NORM WEST. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit. Jackson,
-.--- Chicago and the NORTH WEST. with
Cleveland { Erie R. Il. for Erie, Dun
kirk. Buffalo and Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
Crestliue, Delaware, Columbus ana
Cincinnati.
Z A VI. u
Falls, Akron. MIllersbursh and Woos-
Al Alliance with P. Pt. W. &c. r. r. for Canton,
aIassillou, Wooster, Salem, Enonf Co
lumbus, &c.
steubenyfIle with +. c. C. Line and At BELLHlR
with c. %. O. II r.. for GAINESVILLE New
ark, Columbus, Senia, Dayton. Indt-
Ruapols, Cairo. Cincinnati. Louisville,
- ,.,....,t,-. St. Louis. st. Joseph and oil points
,-....,--= Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return S1I o
Fare always rs low, and time much quicker tnah
] any other route.
Through Tickets to MI points in the West, North
and East ean be procured at the oihne No. 81 WAFER
street next door to Sprgg House, Wheeling, Vas and
at Bridgeport Station. j..
Freight contracts will he made atlowest rates TO
any point accessible by this road and ts connections
To the East North. West and Northwest, at ONCE
No. 81 Water street with Freight Agent at bridge
-.--.-.. Wheeling, Va
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent,
| c.-f -.-.---.....-.-. bridgeport, D.
jim. MCCULLOUGH, President.
+. II. MYERS. dent TieketAg't lel2
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BALTIMORE Ohio Rail Road

IN. MCCULLOUGH, President.
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Shipping Sntell;gence
PORT OF BALTIMORE, MAY 2,
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamer Richard Willing, Claypoe, from PHILADELPHIA
Ship Ellen Stewart Coffin 40 days from Cardif-to r
Hodges, Jr., railroad iron to order Towed up by tug
Bank City of Peterborough tBr) Jaggs 35 days from
London-baast to Ball & Loney. Towed up by steam.
tug Ajax.
schr Jackson, Bonner, from New York-ballast to A
Schaefer.
Schrs Belle Conway, Delaney; VIM Henry, Passapea
ana al Mary -, all from Richmond, and Fl Etherdge
Edmondson, from Petersburg-a with tobacco to VIM
Applesarth Son These vessels were released from
tanned by the bi0ekading aeeti
Steamer Richard Willing, Ciaypole. New York. las
Steamer Henry Cav, Her. from Phadelphia-mdse
chr Seeing. Stafford, New York-Pepderpas. Bros
Schr ANGELA Lee. Boston, D''
@ schr Mnnehaha, Young, Jersey City-w Rhoads &
Steamer GeOrgeanna, Russell Old Point-M N Falls
Barge LAUREL Christopher New YOrk-JA shriver
schr Peerless Patterson St Johns PR in tow Of
tug Fairy Queen. - ''e'A'
Arrivals from Baltimore
Steamer Thompson, Fowler, New York, Oath inst.
Ship Patterson, Hill, Liverpool. prior to 18th ult.
Bark Coroelia, Roberts, Monrovia IIth ult
Sehr Hannah Martin, Slaght, New York oath inst
Cle"rances Tor Baltimore
Steamer Rchd Wiling Claypoole. New York Oath inst
Memoranda
Steamship Jos Whitney, Loveland, for PhiIape,nhia
cleared at Philadelphia, 26th inst.
Ship VIM Tapscott Bell, from Liverpool April 25th
Ship Banshee, Keen, was at Rio Janeiro on the oath
ultmo.
Ship Empire State, Bragg, for Liverpool cleared a
New York Gath inst.
Ship Forest City. Axworthy, for Glasgow, cleared
New York oath inst
Bark Adelaide Etohberger, for Rio de Janeiro, went
sea Goth inst ---' ~
At Atyalparaiso. April 18th, ships John N Mayo. Snow
from Caliao, arrived st for Bolivaa to load guano o
Cork -
Ship Flora Temple, from New Orleans, arrived at Cap
Clear prior To 18th ult
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slOnetarV ana GommertiaI Rsbith.


BALTIMORE, May 27, 1881.
There was nothing done in Railroad shares to-day but
ey were weaker than Saturday Baltimore and Ohio
closing at SSe bid, advance of ST. and Northern Cen
ud' al SiZ3e bid decline Of y dollar per share For
state and City Stock there was some little demand and
safes were made at the Board of 81 500 Maryland 6s 1870
at So, 81 600 Virginia 6s AZ 900 Baltimore CITY 6
1890 at Ssh and 5000 do. 1875 ST. Maryland 6's left
oil at IS bid for both ls7Os 1905 and Baltimore
City 6 closed at 81 bid for 1s75s sOX bid for 1855 and
s9s bid for ls9Os. For Railroad bonds the market was
dull and heavy. No sales were made today but North
ern Central ls65 closed 39 bid Al asked Baltimore
and Ohio lS62s he dividend bonds) at IS bid AZ
asked and Virginia mortgage bonds
at oO bid. The Mining stocks very heavy and no
bid was made for any of them today
Ihe bids for the nine million United States loan
were opened at the Treasury Department in Washington
On saturday The bids principally from New York
ana they were made both for bonds and Treasury notes
Inc secretary accepted all for bonds and upwards
anu awarded the remainder bidders Treasury notes
" or above par. There awarded for bonds Sc 753
WV, iol r's"snry notes, 81 24l OoO making total of
so'''fOoV "hich was the whole amount advertised for
"e we" iork 1tmeS says that ,he Rnston Associated
Bank proposals for the loan understood 10 have ieo,
made up for Treasury bills par received
In season by the Secretary through mistake or
msapprehension applied to the loan June 1860 of
sl4 Geo. 600 first advertised for by the Department
In New York to day Virginia 6s advanced l; Missouri
6s Tennessee bonds per cent Erie and Rock Island
n each; New York Central, Cleveland and Toledo and
Michigan Southern each; but Reading decned x.
and Michigan Southern guaranteed X.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
.,-o MONDAY. May 27, 1861
$500 Mary'd 6's, '7O-sS $1,000 Bait 6,s ,oo-s3H
looo virginia 6's, AZ 600 " 1851
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La w LNTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COURT.-JuDGE BOND.

CRIMINAL C0URT.-TUDGE BOND
Archibald Stirling, Jr., Attorney for the State
prosecuting. The following occupied the Court
yesterday: State John ShiIln, indicted for an
assault upon officer George Smith whilst in the
discharge of his duty. The evidence went to show
that Shillin was in command of a military com
pany in this city during the excitement occasioned
by the affair Of the 10Th of April; that with his
company he went to the house of Mr. Blumenburg
on North Gay street, which he found in possession
of two police officers, who had been sent there bv
the Marshal OF Police for the purpose protecting
the property; not being admitted by the police he
ordered his men to break in the door which they
did, and then arrested the officers, but shortly re
leased them. Tried before the Court Adindgad
guilty, hued SlO0 and costs, and imprisoned five
months In the city jail.--John Hubert youth
OF fifteen years, who had been convicted of ma i
clousiy destroying property, by cutting lead pipe
from dwelling, placed at the bar for sentence
In consideration of his having been in Jail for some
time, and as it was his first offence, the Court sen
fenced him to one weeks Imprisonment in iail-
The petit jury were discharged until Thursday
next.-The Court then adjourned until this
morning.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
This court yesterday was occupied with the fol-
lowing business :--George H. Crichton rs Josepb
G. Boyd, trustee, garnishee % f Peter Mcdonald and
George pqgda!e; Attached OF juda,-pHt Yer. ,,ie
dict for plaintiff. Damages 81, ,547. .S2.-Assign-
ment to day SO to 90 inclusive.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDGE MARSHALL
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Companv re
Louis Sinsheimer. Appeal from Griffin. Judo
ment reversed--Launer & Bro. as. I. p Mari
ner. Appeal from Hiss judgment reversed. AS
signment to day to IS postponed docket.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JuDGE KREBs
Cordelia '. Cook, by her next friend, &c, Us.
Commercial and Farmers Bank. Opinion drliv-
cred granting relief prayed.-Mary Ann Yeat-
man and Jas. Henry Yeatman Us Edward Jenkins
Son and George Ia. Hoffman d Co Injunction
granted to stay execution under feri facids
BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JupGE PRICE.
TowsoNTowN, May 27.-The ej-ctment case of
Ann Nesbitt ct al. Us. John y. Price-before re-
ported-was resumed and not concluded The
greater part of the day occupied in examining
experts as to the handwriting OF the wil its dates
signatures, &c, under which the defendant claims,
and diversity of opinion arrived at. Mes>rs.
Machen and Cuttings for the plaintiffs, and David
Paul Brown, |. Nevtt Steele, Richard Grason and
Mr.. Lanahan for the defendant.
OTHER MATTERs.-I esterday Sheriff Wheeler
discharged from the county Jail Richard Harris OF
Baltimore, he having been confined therein for
one year for rioting at ohm II. HartzelPs hotel,
some two years since.
This morning one of the Pennsy lvana volunteers
at the Cockeysvle camp was practising target-fir-
ing at tree, when one shot missing passed through
the cap of one of his comrades cutting the scalp of
the head, but not fracturing the skull.
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snip Bunker Hill. from Callao for Baltimore was spok.
en- 18th inst, lat 25 n, lon 65
BARK George Henry; Gunby, for Baltimore, sailed fun
Bark Campanero Dubel for New York remained at
per bag
Bark snapdragon, Kissam from Acapulco, arrived at
valparaiso 18th ult, for Paposo load Balti
more at $40 per ton
Bark Marion Fowler, for Havana cleared at Philadel
Bark Tasman, Baldwin from Rio de Janeiro remain
ed at Antwerp. 9th inst.
Brig Mary, WeIlson from Rio Janero, 18th ut.
riy.d at ew York 9th inst Per tel
9th ult
schr Clossen, Coombs for Baltimore at St Jago
de Cuba, 4th inst.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YOkK. May 26-Arr steamship Cahawba. Wash
ington City; ships Bunker ll Callao; Tapscott Iivl
erpO0l; Heyn, Havana barks Radiant Palermo; Samues
welsh dO brigs Gardner. Ponce RepOroer, do; schr-
Helene Christina Newcastle; Kelly Jacmel; A Middle
ton, Havana Julia Main, Matanzas Albert Treat Carde
mas; Ralph Post, Key West.
NEW YORK. May 24-Arr ships Arno Sunderland:
Elise X Mathilde, Bremen; Milan Cardenas; North
Carolina. Havre; R0wman aud VIM Badger. New Bed.
Davis Cardenas; Warren, Mobile; Mary Porter Huma.
brigs Prince Albert Liverpool; VoloscsuO SunJer
land; 9ohio, Rio Janeiro; John. Norway; Abby Fenno
Mansanilla; Ross, Sagua; King Brothers Port au
Prince; Santa Clara Humacoa schrs Garland Cienfue.
COS; Pequonnack, Barcelona Bowman, Mayaguez PR;
Glarmer, St JaSo: John Stanley, Ponce--Cd ships
Danuoe, liverpool Pat Henry, London; Lima Queens
PHILADELPHIA, May 26-Arr steamship Delaware
New io,h DARK brothers. Cienfuegos brig Lamartine-
Newcastle; schr Horace Bell MatanZas.
Southern Ports.
oAfANNAH May 20.-Arr ship Consul, Hayden, Iiv-
eTpooli ship Thompson, Antwerp; brig Han'h Balch
NEW ORLEANS, May 1s-Arr ships J II Jarvis Holy
% Dark Marys, Rio de Janeiro schrS Henry Stony,
DnarleSvn Three Sisters, Ruatan Isands--Cd ships
cunningham and Minnesota Liverpool; bark Javerland
du' schr virginia A ptOinette and Suffolk Vera Cruz
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THE VOTE ON THE SECESSION ORDI-
NANCE IN VIRGINIA.

AIM soIE ON THE SECESSION ORDI-
NANCE IN VIRGINIA.
we have the following additional returns from
the election in Virginia. In Richmond the returns
ol all the wards show that only four votes were
cast ag ainst the ordinance:
HENRICo.
Ihe vote for ratification is unanimous in the four
precincts heard from.
ROCKINGHAM.
HARRISoNBURG-The vote in this town was uuani-
nous for secession. There will probably be 20 or
81 votes IN the county against secession. One has
been polled at Mount Crawford, eight at Green
mount, and six at some other mount a precinct
near by.
GREENE.
RUCKERsvLLE.-At this precinct the vote was
unanimous Tor secession.
HANOVER.
HANOVER q. H.-At this precinct and at Ash
land and Coal Harbor there were no votes against
secession.
ROCKBRIDGE.
LEXNGToN.-But one vote against ratification
other precincts incomplete. But one vote against
secession thus far
LOUISA.
tREDERICKs HALL.-All the votes are cast for
secession.
CHARLOTTE.
So far as heard from in this county, there is not
vote against secession
ALBEMARLE.
STONY PoINT.-All the votes at this precinc t
Were Tor ratification, and none for Old Abe.
CHARLoTTEsvILLE.-Una unanimous for secession.
LUNENBURG.
PLEASANT GRovE.-Ony one vote was cast agains
secession.
10 lar as heard from, not one vote against seces-
sion.
Two precincts heard from are unanimous for Sc
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Mr. John s. Clarke
tonight appears in the favorite comedy entitled
S0eehedrts and lFiues and also in the farce known
as Who's Coat. A fall house may be expected.
THE CoNTINENTAL.-This place of amusement
presents varied attractions every evening" and has
received and merits full share of public pa
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
PLAN FOR THE CAPTURE OF HARPER's
The following despatch was published in all the
eading New York papers of yesterday.

FERRY.
The following despatch published in all the
leading New York papers of yesterday:
baltimore, Nay 26.-I have just learned that
pan mas b@en matured which will place Harper's
Ferry in our possession. There are numerous
country reads in Washington and Frederick coun-
tie, MaryIand, all of which converge to and mite
Ferry P
:, Three of these roads come from the direction of
rrAgerstown, two from Frederick city, and one
, ."!n hnmittsburg and Gettysburg, the latter the
d Mus n9 OF the railroad from Lancaster and York
u" he country north and back Of the MARYLAND
ua " open, accessible and scarcely defensible
StFnnG oree marching along these roads will at
% the batteries IN the rear, the only place where
tney are Vulnerable. 1t is not vet kn6wn wbat oGi
1o' WIZ pe put at the head of the expodition hut
certainly not Reeder H' U'
mere are only two regiments of Virginia troops
at Grafton; but the three North Carolina raoir,,s
who were at Culpeper last week had ordaro 20 -
in that direction, and are now en- route nroh.bI,
In the neighborhood of Strasburg or Winchester -
This is from reliable Southern authority This
Culpeper is in Culpeper county, and is not the
Fairfax Washington.
The reported destruction Gf BRIDGES on the rail
road between Alexandria and Leesburp will pre
vent any movements Of Southern troops from Har-
pers Ferry toward Washington; and if this is fol-
lowed by taking possession of the Orange and AL
exandrla Railroad as far as Culpeper and Char
lottesve, and Of the Fredericksbur Railroad. the
reoels at Harper's Ferry will be completely
hemmed in and cut off from all communicatIon.-
This will probably be DONE
UNTIL these railroads in our possession rein
'oTmementS re-, can be sent to Harper's Ferry.
There are 10000 Virginia troops at Manassas
zap Junction, y miles from Alexandria and 35
miles from Cupeper. They can be reinforced from
Richmond and G0rdonsve, and will no doubt ight
desperately if attacked.
The report that Ballman Rock, at Harper's Fer
ry, has been blasted with gunpowder and thrown
upon the track, Is false. 1t was imperfecty mined
ana the train hred, but the rock stands firm 1t is
forty feet above the track.
Five thousand barrels of bacon have passed
through Gordonsville during the last week for the
troops at Harpers Ferry.
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--LATEST News FROM HAYTI-SALE OF DOMINICA TO
sPAIN.-Our files of papers from Port-au-P rince
(Hayu) are to the I'd of Nav. They are full of de-
tails concerning the sale ofthe Dominican Republic
to Spain. There is much indignation at an act
which is regarded by the Haytiens as threatening
their political freedom.
The Opinione Rationale looks upon the Spanish
colonization OF the Eastern part of the island as
equivalent to the establishment of slavery all over
the island. In view of such emergency the
Opinione advises the Domincans to resort to arms
observing that the of Africa cannot forget tha
they have once broken their yoke and that to sub
init to enslavement now, without resistance would
De an act OF cowardice of which they are incapa-
BILE.
The same paper adds that the Haytiens are rea-
dy to assist the Dominicans in expeng the for
elgners from their midst, and makes an appeal to
France and England, and to all civilized nations, in
order to obtain their moral support in this affair."
Inc Journal La Repubtique (also of Port au-
frnce says 1t Is untrue that the people of San Dom
lngo have manifested desire to be placed under
the Spanish dominion: that this whole movement
was planned long beforehand by few leaders; and
that the enthusiastic reception of the Spanish
mander was obtained by deceit and unlawful means.
IL seems also that there is party among the
Dominlcans opposed to the sale made by Santa An
ma to Spain-but that being inimdated by the gov
ernment, this party does not dare to express its
views
FoRTIFICAT:oNs BEING ERECTED AT MANASSAS
JUNCrioN.-We learn that the Virginia troops quar-
tered at Manassas Junction are busily engaged in
throwing up Notifications, and in making every
necessary preparation for anticipated attack on
that point. reinforcement Of large number of
troops is expected there to-day.-Richmond Enqui-
| rer Of Saturday.
Secretary Walker, of the Southern Confederacy,
has accepted regiment from Arkansas, rendered
by Governor Rector, which will rendezvous at
| Lynchburg.