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NORTHERN CENTRAL,

Fe-4IT a
SUP kINTENDENT'S OFFICE CALVERT3
o station, BALTIMORE, May 18th, l35l.
oh ara auer SUNDAY, May i9th l6l Trains On North
err central Railway arrive and depart as follows, unu
TRAINS NORTH
sIall at 10 a n Express at 80 P q Harrisburg &c
fns A. NJ Train connect; at Relay House with trains
ia3ryer an! Gettysburg Railroads; At YORK. wita YORK
anu Mlshisyile Railroad; Harrisburg with Penrsy
EaLa ifaiiroad tor all of West. z1aron
Valley KAt TOAD to New York direct. II Noru:1erISn4
WIN H. AMI Railroad for Kingston and an parts Of
mE9nii9E valley; 1t Sudbury With Pna phi and Ers
York - ~ S-''>' '''i''@ I'll 4 We"
The 80 ?. makes all the above connections
cePS 1.issa, wi-htsYfiic
I.ehanan Valley Railroad 800 ''0
Ihe = NJ Tran makes connections with PeansyiVania
RAILROAD for all of the Vest and direct injections
TRAINS ARRIVE.-Mail a. 6 10 p NJ, Express ri = As
A. a. ddarT sourg Accom- modation at 43 2. y.
or IlChEfS aud information enGu!re at the Ticket
ONCE, Calvert Station, Baltimore. ~
.o.s JAS. C. CLARKE,
1u1o-N Supsfintandent
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ggss sz5s $500 EUR THE
aasss1s ~ - SsS-AE9@ wEsr AgyD j 1rva
, THE SA LtlMURE AND OHIO RAILGDkD
On aid :e- Nay 18th, 1861 the trains w tun - &c Ijo-s.
Leave CAMDEN STATION, 82itia.Ose-s:ai (ezcsDt
SGh'.ag at 5.3G A h.. Express daily at 3 IS p n
-, Born Trains directly thrC4ghtG Tor Ill PARIS o. THE
" EST, SOUF., WEST AND NUETHWt EST
FOE IA z 1ASEE.gGH&H
BetWsen Baltimore and Piedmont take the 5 80 A. b.
tram; between Piedmont and WSeeN take Acc0mnoda.
ton train leaving PiedGo.t at $40 A. 81; and bs.-r:.
B. timOrr - - '''''- iivH-
TIL FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore 1t 4s2P. s.
a T9a GLLISoITS MILLS TEAI leaves g4aoe $50
at $40 and II 20 r., ana 3.45 ana 90 P Il -''"
bOR wASRlNGTON AND T!{k SOJTR
Leaves Baltimore at % and 90 A. G4pd Is a1s bfnp
a. On Sundays 81 42O a: N. only Leave i aslnslG #
5.l9 snn ITO NJ and I'D and IS P " On SUNDAYS .:
ZS0 r only The second and fourth tr.ir gug +a1n
Baltimore stop at way points Tie second an ot,rt! tstra
trol Baltimore ana the second and third o.a Wastor
connect W 9TH trains on the Annapolis road. ''
For nrther formation tickets OF every Kind &C. andy
~, ''ShaND, agent, at Camden sJa3t"r, At lie
iicket once. p. SMITH,
,r cor ~ ,, Master OF TrGnsp Ration.
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at b2955 cts. whiskey more

o .on. + held at b2@5s cts whskey more
A5gASI July ls-Four in active demand sales o,
800 uo'e. Cotn meal 7d6 cts and Sd6 cts Wheat In
lots, 81 25G1 80 for white Michigan and Al ID Ear rd
oats are higher and in light suppIy: sales ooO
nriya, ornern ahoat at 81 cts 5000 do Western on
mixed IN car lots. Whiskey l6 cts
VII, a. o., July lo-Fiour steady aud in fair demand.
on neat In talr demand and as cts better Sales
SVoo bushels Milwaukee club at Is cts Is 600 bushels
No Chicago spring at rs cts 900 at ~ cts
Zoooo bushels Green Bav club at 80 cts Corn in fair de-
ana market steady. Sales 1000 bushels at 81 cts
odts STEADY: sales 400 bushels at % cts Whiskev
steady Sales 100 bills at IA cts Imno,ts-4 COO bbls
hour 10000 bushels wheat 900 bus heIs corn 40 Oo0
"sts ocoo bushels barley. Expors-4 goo bills
Hour, 5000 bushels wheat $500 bushels corn 10 OG0
bushels oats, is 600 bushels rye "' WV
CHICAGO, July l6-Flour has advanced Z cts wheat
s en- mSnet safes at 6Sd69 cts for No. l. and 63ds4
Gus lor NO z IN store Corn firm and unchanged oats
advanced Ct Receipts, 40 bbs flour 65 OOo bnHb
els wheat, 246,oo0 bushels corn Is COO bushels oats
o9is flour q, 900 bushels wheat 80 COO
unchanged. ee vi We" ork
osWEGo, July l6-Flour unchanged. Wheat in better
ueinahd ana advanced Ct sales last night 0Oo bueb
els Praire Chicago spring cts TO-DAY 10 eS0
prime Chicago spring IS cts. Corn quiet. sales last
eev at 800 bushels Western mixed at say cts.
oya es'ern held at 25 cts without sales Imports
soZ hbls flour, Ga 900 bushels wheat s. COO bushels ~
itooo bushels rye, $4,000 bushels oats EyportsSai
3,4dO bushels rye. WI"
r. IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
CHARRAvAL-Bark Young Greek-13 600 otIs conner
metal, D. Craze & Co ff''' W. 'e"o"
jenkins. ' e e' "
COASTWISE
NEW YoRK-Schr Maryland -9lI bags conner ore u
Neener; 10 cases matches, Robinson Lord 8 cases do
PmLADELPHIA-Schr. Vim Hsary -25 hbds bacon +
larson Co.; IL pkgs drugs R. ]. Baker, pkgs do
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Notice is hereby
o.. given that TH0MASS. FULLERTON. of the city OF
batluore IS executed of all his property
10 .e as trustee for the benefit of hi cred-
LOTS me deed bears date the Sh day Of June o. and
ihonB other provisions preference in favor Of
those creditors who shall wi hin ninety days from the date
5hereof signify thei assent its and execute re
o o, their Gains in favor OF the gsantor The
the TO be signed by may be found at the
Counting room of the undersigned.
je29 24wtSepS< JAMES HODGES Tr,staa
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EXPORT OF BREADsTuFFs TO GREST BRITAIN AND1RELANn
FROM SEPT. /, 1860.
Bills. Bbls Bush Bush
From To Date Flour. C. Meal. wheat. Corn.
York July r. ,el 547 eS7 ISIS I7S25ssS s2s 81
Bait July 1S6l 127 o3l IS ei7 s4s S s5s S9o
Boston, July 5, 1891. 960Sl LOG Is O32 IA leo
Total g, 252 500 e65 % 523 O23 1863 57s
To aht same period go 1925 65l 23S3 2O6S 500
To abt same period '5s l1634S 5647 459 3274679
The statement of the New Orleans Banks for the last two
weeks compares as follows.
July6. June 90 Difference
Specie 15,2l5.23O Is OS6 991 Inc 12s 239
Circulation. 67sO,426 66l0.3 inc 17o 10
Deposits 16, lOl,54o 16 5O6,3l3 Dec 4o4 s33
ENchange.. 4O5223l 1891 Dec. ZIG 100
Distant Balances. 1853 532 766 e7S Dec ssIS
Long Loans... 9,5Sl,26l 9747,57 Inc. l66,37s
The Deha remarking the statement saws:
ne ost noticeaoe feature in the bank report is the
large increase OF specie for the week and this too at
time when shipments from foreign ports are entirely emf
me contraction IN loans amounts to over So OOO
which is another favorable indication <''
The shipments OF California gold from San Franc;soo 49,,
to 18th June 1896 270 against Sle I45 27O lat
year same tIme-a falling of of 81, $40 OO0
The following circular has been issued by the Control
Ter of Tennessee
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Nashville Tenn, July g. 1861
by virtue OF an act of the legislature passed the LIST
instant hereby give notice that upon ALL
State bonds bonds upon which the State be liable
WI" De paid at this places provided sail bonds are not
owned now or We're not owned subsequently to the
10Th OF APRIL 1861 by citizens corporations of nom
slaVeholdng States of the United States America
satisfactory proof Of ownership the 18th of
April will be required by the affidavit of the holder and
other proof where the party is not
taken before notary public other persons authorized
to an oath in the county where taken Citi
paid in sterling or other exchange.
j. T. DUNLAP Controller
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NOTICE OF COMMITTAL TO JAIL.-Was
- committed to the Jail of Prince Georges county Mary
dhu on tuesday, the twenty fifth day of June eghteen
hundred and sixty one as a runaway Negro Man JACK
who calls himself JACK ADAMS. He is BLACK, pocko
market and is about feet inches high. Had on when
note lion him. ' Vi
The said was committed to the Jail of Prince
0eorges county, Md as afrunaway The owner G any
the ABOVE desert! ed requested forward
prove properly pay charges and take him away-othe
hiy, IN such case made aud provided. ~
49,. ID MEL r. DYER,
ifofp ~
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jyl2 law3w Sheriff of Prince Georga . cnnn+,,

NOTICE OF COMMITTAL TO JAIL.-Was
" committed to he Jail of Prince Georges county
Aiarvltnd; on Tuesday,, the twentyffth day of June
.iiShten hundred and sixty. one, runaway Negro
S Man "a N; VINO calls hms1t SAN HARRIS. He has
mon clothing. va ~ 'ii''eu GULF
The said gro was committed to the Jail of Prince
neorges county, Md, runaway The owner (if any)
vi e ABOVE described negro l. COME
prove property, pay charges and take him awky-other
wise BE "l be disposed of according Act
bly, in such case made and provided.
DANIEL, p DYER
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- ~ mr., 80 CON4ISSTOW MERCHANT
rN[' IEif1 SALE OF SOUTHERN AND W ESTERN
PRODUCE,
1862 S0UTH EUT.w STREET,
lOppcslte Baltimore and Ohio Railroad DgrotN
Refers by perrni> sion to
Nessrs Kirkland Chase 4 Co BaIt,r,ora
SiessrS fearce < GRAY, Baltimore
s.essrs Buckler Il Shipey, baltimore
TfJII.D
MeSSrs Wyckhof Post, New York
Messrs SPOTS, iiarvey 3 Co Richmond
aessrs. A yey a i.psc NH, Rchmond
3essTs. ). T. d I. g. Hudd, Charj+st'n
Messrs Iou!min, Voorhees, Il Co Mohiia
George Nathan, ESQ., New Orleans
i;;a%I " Warner Esq, PfadrIphia
more. 1'''0''I -iecAdnlc3 Eank, Baiti.
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M W. WHITMAN,
W PRODUCE AND GENERAL
90 IL MI SIHN BERC HIET
Eroo- DEALER
"'Ot' r e. ! EiSS, Fl RS. DRIED FRUIT BEESWAY
AND PRODUCE GENERALITY 1AA
i2u w. - LIGHT STREET. A., r,,o
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es sh FOR BRBMEN.-The Al Bremen .5i =
49, i'll RMiNF, Fruncken master WIN nS"i gu
a en- FOR tn a"cVt TT For freight or qulek AIS
jyIs Il hAiL IL W OH,
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,gs{{A W ANTbD.-A vessel Of 300 tons to load
toT London; Also vessel of 30oI50v tons for Soutb
slde oil Guha and thence 10 Europe. Apply to '
AT, &oRREi / / RANDALL,
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..a!.:...L.sslaa sE.s..a4Hll.

CHARLES BEINEaAY p. ,.c7s v
4 WAS. BRINKMAN & Co A'A
~ OPPRESSION Mn CHANTS
PAChERS OF PROVISIONS
DEALERS IN ALL RINBS OF PRODUCE
No. 81 WEST PRATT strict,
T,, Near Bowy's wharf,
oV DDS; Mess Beef, G0 do Extra No
also, Mess, Pr and Sump Poe Bacon and 2uIk usat
lartcul4r attention pad to supplying orders nhi5-tf
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n CITY, 2nth June, 1861 GOULD Us. BOWEN, &C.
mat the sales made and reported by William D.
eIhe trustee he ratified and nfrmed, unless cause
70 te contrary thereof be shown before 18th day
ouy next provided OF this order inserted in
some printed in Baltimore in OF three
successive weeks before said mentioned day.
me report states the amount OF sales to be s2,I5p
ROBT. j. KERR, Clerk
;, True copy-Test: ROBT. j. KERR,
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Since JAM l.. $34 ,2s6, l3S s47 1884 s72ol5 643
York for June is as follows: " "
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~ SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
>, MERCHANTS.
ral cash advances consignments to o,r friend
q =. AKSGp LONDON, Hs FRE, HARSF LIES and ali
,Cs 80 rtti',a NJ nl-tT
q vrrr
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Srr1sssraa IOt1 DiIrMEN. lie Aue li.sL sa.lup
have gac ship ER r. TINE, f. Frer h. as er viii
aee appIv pat. for the above PIT For freight or
wharf or To- 10 the Captain on board at HENDERSON,
jyI73v NONRAPFF ARENS,
No Ger
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a ~ v y = - u
al ShtFfiASG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
l25 SMITHS WHARF,
advsrcssr,.5, BALTIAORE.
On consiRnments to cur address or to err
e1S IN the various ports Of Europe the West indies
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ss-r4s FOR BOSTON. The fast SAILING ecbr
T os5s H IN PAYSnN, Otis CroweI, mast.2 is NV
Sulhs Tor the above port and having The most n, w
balncen EaEed viii sail on uEsD Y, Both Instant For
iyls.tf NJ III - = LEN q ROGERS,
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EATILLIAM S. GROSS -as--e'-
w LUMBER, STAY AND
GEN ERAL COMMISSION HFRcasNr
Will S sf1n5 =. fni!s and Eastern Avenues Bat
Hoops &c, and f orders for same ' @'"'es' SHOCKS,
REFER
Aes5:s. Magraw Rooms, Agents Pa Ca,,r.1pp ~ ~,
kimbsli & Shader, Baltimore ~ ~ -' 'hse'
s. G. Hand Co,
Feny d Wallace, New York
: ". Miller. ESQ, BurIingso, Pa 80,
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s1CNTHER 3 RODEWALD. A. A0"f"Ai
- GE&ERAL COMMISSION NER CHAEra
TOBACCO FACTORS,
0nedoor West Of Exchange Place, Bait I'd. Str
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1H SL%AlEA NLo
LINE OF
J0r SaIe, 1tsigbl ct Gba1tsr:

s9ss+4 WANTED-A VESSEL going to New
=czAas ork' can get deck load by applying to
o,ot, WM. s. CROSS,
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I HOOPER 4 CO,
- SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
,,-.. COMMERCIAL BUILDISGs,
Baltimore
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:8t@Ff-s FRACHT, V0NEIFF l. co.
1is:g:.sz5= nos l22 and ia LoxAARD sFIsaF.
1900 IMPORTERS OF
Wholesale DEALERS
" IN DOMESTIC LIQUORS
Agents for q. H. Anrm Co.'S Champagne: P A Nrnrn
FRANK ort-ont:ie Main 0dskG3, AaYeilAac Co.'S Bor
5eamz; a22er& Co.'S Ce<nec. ap28-ti
fTF53a HUNGARIAN VINES,
iSlr-EssS IMPORTED ny
l414AofA RUDOLPH POLLATSEK
No. 1874 p" EST LOMBARD STREET,
tTTO doors east Of Hanover street,)
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN HUNGAKiAN WINEs
iuconnection With SA MI. f0IlATSEK, Wholesale Wine
Bsas! IN the District o Toka Hungary, has just received
per Bremen ship Columbia the first genuine
is4s n caSE, anu superior hungarian RED Wines the
celebrated Esrbor." fci4-tf
iMSEa WHO ESALE
S.SHss LI4EOR REEOUSE
Ezz24.s CLABSDGH * GRAFT,
IS SOUTH s5EEET, opposite Exchange Place. Baltimore,
p4STiLhEfiS GF DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
and Dealers
FOREIGN LIQUORS,
G. invite the attention to seneTai stock
ti&GV p$risG9laTX CHOICE OLD RYE WHlSKET, I'm
SN EFT MALAGA WINE,
carcy INFERIOR 10 the imported article all Of which
ehted 20 gave satlStactin. ia20-tf
..f8 ROCHE 4 co,
3asst1s IMPORTERS OF
z-zs4-25a2 VINES, BkANDIES. GINS, &c:
AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
DOMESTIC LIQUORS
No; 3I3 Baltimore street,
Opposite Eujaw Hause,)
large stock OF Old Pure Rye WHIsKEY for family use,
sEf and
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he said, which wasn't at all mine. But listen
to this do not think you ,ciU find nature to
suit your OlcR but you are free to try. Hence
forth tOe can only be friends. You UM only see
me 0len united a0ih dnother.-Emdy.'
'Of course said Rackit IF you persist in
throwing that accent into it, you may read
hatred in the tenderest confession of love.
What does she really say? Why, that she
fears you cannot find woman tcortlty of you
but you are free to seek one she will not be
an obstacle to your happiness, she will with
draw into privacy with her grief
Pho she talk of marrying another =
GU msinterpret again; read it properly,
thus: You ,OW only see me ohen united Nth an
other Emf :. It's as clear as day, that she re-
fers TO yoor marriage should you find a wo.
man worthy of you. Then-when you are
happy-when your presence can no longer be
an intrusor-as a friend you will see her
again. Observe further, that here the letter
ends. Emotion has reached its cmax-the
pen drops from her hand
He has way OF reading, hasn't he, john
son 2
why yes l replied, but then you know
everything depends upon the accent It's the
tone which makes the music, not the notes.
Suppose say to IA woman. You're pretty
creature'-thats an unmistakable gallantry
but if l say the same words with another en-
phasis, YOU'RE pretty creature it is a sar-
casm.'
of course, interposed Rackt. "A woman
may call you a wretch, and mean that you are
darling; all depends on the accent. When
a Frenchman calls his wife his cabbage the
accent makes it palatabe
You almost persuade me- The fact is, ]
should like to be persuaded
Go home read the letter over in the spirit
/ have suggested, and it will soon be clear to
you that you will only need to make the
proper advances-to apologize for your con.
duct, and ask Tor notwithstanding her
that life can have no happiness for you with
out her-aIluding darkly to your black. hand.
led razor-and she will quickly make it up,
trust me-
'He gives you good advice said l.
I'll think Of it, said Briggs and he de.
parted
When the street door had fairly closed upon
him, we both gave vent to our long pent-up
laughter. But Raekit speedily became seri-
Gus again.
Only the left wing is routed, said he. Il
have still the widow to fight. II can manage
to pick a decent quarrel with her, she will
perhaps be ready to welcome back the repent
ant Briggs. Is tcklish business though l
can't tell her plump that l don't " tint to marry
her, especially after having sworn that loved
her better than life. But suppose it's posi-
bic to get up a quarrel if one is bent on it,
To be continued
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The political aspect OF our country is omin-
Gus indeed, and yet | hope, with you, that, in
the divine providence, there will be some great
good brought out of this evil state OF affairs,
which will prove at last blessing to our cOun-
try. Ottentimes from that we consider evil,
comes reviving good | trust it may prove
SO in this case. | do not, however, condemn
the south Tor their feelings of just Indignation
toward the intermeddling abolitionst OF the
nortli-the abolitonst who, tor years, by his
incendary acts, has made the homestead of
the planter place of anxiety and unrest, in
stead OF peace and tranquility. May his own
gods damn him. But do condemn the leaders
of this understandable rebellion these scurvy
politicians who, to serve their own selfish ends,
fiatter and fool browbeat and threaten honest
people into an attitude which seems TO threat
en- the safety of our glorious Union | still
believe in mans capacity to govern himself
and l prophesy that, by September next all
our difficulties will be adjusted. The south
will know that the north has no hostile, no
subversve feelings to crafty; that it is the
Union of the States that Union cemented by
the blood of patriot sires-which is to be pre-
served unbroken and inviolate; and that I'M
der its iraternal agis all discords shall cease,
all wounds shall be healed. To this end we
must be ready for the field; we must
grid up our lions and put on our armor,
LOT Il ETHCGlul anu ldsllllS ptdSS 10 Ohi1
won when men are equals in honor and
in courage. And 10 this end it gives me
pleasure to know that my namesake, your son
--, has decided to take arms in defence
OF the union of the states and the constitution
of our foreiathers and, more, that his good
mother, as well as yourself, approves his reso-
luton. Now is the time TO test if our gov
ernment be really shield and protection
against anarchy and rebellion or merely
rope of sand, an illusion, a chimera and it is
by this spontaneous uprising Of every friend
of freedom, rallying round the flag of Wis
conntry-that sacred symbol Of bur indiyid.
ual faith-whicl will proclaim to the world in
tones more potent than Heavens thunder
peal, that we HAVE Il government stronger and
more enduring than that of kings and poten-
tates, because founded on equal and exact JUS
tice, the offspring of mans hottest and noblest
nature, for it is the attribute of God himself
Extract from a Pirate Letter of Edicin Forrest
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In Camp Sprapue. Washington. priyate
Henry C. Davis, Co. X. of the Rhode Island
REGIMENT died of endocardi,is ON the 18TH
inst On the 11th Rev, Mr., Oninn cbanlain
addressed the following note 10 Rev MIR. Ken.
nard Baptist clergvman.-
CAMP SpRAGuE. June II. 1851
Rev. L Kennard. Dear Sir-There is a man
in our bosnital who is in a dving state I
have been informed that his friends are of vour
religious belief. If YOU should think if your
duty to call and see him before his denartnre
from This world I should he verv much ohio.
ed. Yours resnectftulv
TuoMAs Ou1xx
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Musltal,

DOR SALE CHEAP.-$2O0 WILL BUY
y a handsome soven-octave Piano. rosewood case
round corners carved legs, of first class MANUFACTURED
warranted to stand any climate and give good satisac
ton 1t is equal In material and workmanship to one
costing $500 $500, the money will be refunded
Inquire of LUcIUS MERRIFIELD, Teacher of Music
NO. IL High street. diff ap4
THE NATIONAL BAND, Hold them
"A selves iu readiness TO perform escort duty for Mill
tary and Civil Paradcs; also to furnish music for public
and private rites on favorable terms.
Engagements for the services of the Band may he
made at John Boydens Exchange Messrs Sawyer's and
DOrman's Music Stores or of the Clerk
+. n. CATLTN, Director.
my27 diff THOS. WARD, Clerk.
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Zeal estate.
90 be Eet.

VNO LET-A Tenement of six rooms, in
Chandler street. diff ara
A TENEMENT of six or seven rooms.
IA the corner of Main and Beaver streets to rent
with use of barn. Inquire OF A. BANGS on the prem.
lses dtf mch26
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-To
u Gentlemen. Inquire at L. d. Warmers, 81 Main
street, opposite the Central Church. d2m apl5
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aflisreIIaneons.
II 0 U R T II OF JU LY
TO BE CELEBKATEDi

The Union Must be Saved!!
Great Combination and Consolidation Of PyroteehnicaI
Laboratories.
sANDERsoN g. LANERGAN,
ANDREW LANERGAN, and
j. G. II0VEY & co.
~ These three extensive Laboratories have been
Consolidated and will be conducted by E. L. SANDER
son, as the "ETNA LABORATORIES" with all the
establishments ANY article known in Pyroechnic Art
from the Patent Safety Matched and first Premium Col
ored Fireworks to display Of len Thousand Dollars,
can be furnished short notice. Dealers In Fireworks
COMMITTEES for Cities Towns. and Private individuals
wishing ANYTHING from thousand TGpedoes at IS cents
to 10 10 Rocket will find 1t particularly advantageous
TO call on our Agents.
HOLDEN, CUTTER, 81 Co,
at their Large Wholesale drehouse 30 and 3 FEDERAL
and l07, ILL., and ll3 Congress streets.
BOSTON,
Also Retail Depot. l49 Washington street. HovEY a.
Co.'S OLD STAND.
nzy-Price List sent to all who wish it.
We offer at Wholesale and Retail all the variety of
large and small works known in the Pyrotechncal Art
All warranted of superior quality
10000 Boxes best India Crackers, No. l gold chop
200 - Extra Double Headers.
200 % Old rs, (can. sze) entirely new
20 Cases Jostic, or slow Match.
Ten Million Torpedoes from IS cents to Is cents per NJ
100 Gross balloons, all sizes and c0lors
400 Gross American Flags, all sizes.
One Million Pulling Crackers, &c, &c, ga.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-21
PREsERYE CANS
THE PEOPLES COMPLAINT.

That times very hard, and money very tight,
That the people have Ork, and in bad plight
And that for Carpets and Crockey they cannot high
And that, for all extras they must pass them by:-
OF this and other matters the people they complain
paint
And il by selling cheap-if this will make them SMILE
Even If my moaey lose, they can share it awhile.
Therefore, have concluded without regard to cost to
sell
All of my Kitchen Goods Cutlery and Carpets as well;
Also, my Crockery and Glass Ware at discount am
selling,
with Brooms and Bru hes and everything, all cannot
be Il telling
Therefore, ladies and gentlemen and buy upon this
invitation,
For have full supply House Furnishing Goods at
my POetical Station
1t It's located in the Bay State Block. at the Poets
Here have good Stock of Goods and eheap as any,
upon NV honor
Now come and all. buy your goods and times
for better will change,
And If money is little 1t will hold out if you buy at
the Poetical Exchange
And should my capital at the end of the light
Why then here energy and ambition witch is in the
fight
Forliie + battle field and if do right my customers
will rally.
And can put flight hard times, with one vigorous
sally.
And in conclusion, my customers thank for the
that past;
Also for those which am receiving in the way of pat
ronage-nay it always last.
B.-The people respectfully invited to call at
the Poetical Exchange and examine my Goods, which
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