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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, MARCH

LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, MARCH /.
Archer sehfbye callao-Barril Bros
G Gos%ne staSard M0Trell Kendall
Esther, Leslie, Rio de Observation-Disclosures K Iurman
Ferdinand Bulerdieck Bremen-F L Brauns & Co
Morning Glory, Hobbs, Queenstown-Foard l. Rogers
Milwaukee, Rhoads, Cadera-S G Hand
Mercury, (Prus.l Kuhn, London-T Hand & Co
Mary Bangs, Somes.
Napier, Keith, Callao-BarriI Bros
Parthenon, Mclean, Matanzas-Morreu < Randall
Princess Royal. Hartley
Sumatra, Abbott
Manderer, Ryder, =, Coleman & Bailey.
VIM Penn Meade, LIVERPOOL Hooper & Co
washington BOOTH fescnd' 80, Fitzgerald, Booth Co
Amazon, Kirwan, St. Thomas-Thomas PIERCE
Bay State, Mayo, Ponce-stirling & Ahrens
Chattanooga, Forest Savannah-Heslen Rogers
Humboldt, (Prus Wike, Maderia-T ] Hand & Co
Henrietta, Brown, Rio de Janeiro-Thos Whitrdge Co
Indus, Green, Charleston.C Pendergast
New %bt Re1noSs Rio new G5ing Co
Sachem, Atkins, Belfast-Heslen Rogers
Usk, tBr.) Matthias, Ireland-Knox & Co
on Laiier' LensOn AleG RRHGs Brauns & Co
Canada, Leary, Guayaquil-Fitzgerald,B Both & Co.
Clarence, (Br) Branford, W. Island-R & II r Tucker
Mary Atwell, Askins, Cape Palmas-R H. Atwell
Mary Morton, (Br.l Rood, Inagua-Kelsey Gray
Mount Vernon Hall, Rio de Janeiro-Spence & Reid
Monticello, Burnham, Rio Janeiro-Spence 4 Reid
Moonlight, Small
Pres Benson Champion, MonrOvia.G: W s. Hall Co
4
Triad, Brown, W. Indies-Kelsey 4 Gray
SCHO0NERS.
Alice, Davis, New York-Rose & Lyon
ANGELA, Hardy, New Bedford Parkhurst, Jr & Co
Breeze, Hulse, Savannah-Rose & Lyon
B Reeves Carman, NewY ork-Wm Rhroads 4 Son
B Spruill Walker, IN Carona-Whedbee 4 Dickinson
z. Crook, Evernham, York-Rose & Lyon
Charmer, Cheney, Avis Island
Cusetta, Griedall, Savannah-Heslen & Rogers
Eothen, Coney, for freight-Kelsey 4 Gray
+ McClenahan, Charleston-W Applegarth & Son
Edward Slade. Bayles, N York; Pratt & Bro
Elizabeth English English, Savannah-Heslen & Rogers
Z harrington, Robinson, -, Morrell & Randall
Gold Hunter, Sabiston Beaufort N. C-J Corner 4 Sons
Grace Girder, Clark Boston-Hesen & Rogers
Huntress, Disney, Newburyport-Gerrish French
Henry Finch, Dorsey, York-Morrell & Randall
Home, Mcclellan, for freght-Kelsey Gray
Israel ii Day, Case, Providence-S Phillips 4 Co
Ida McCabe, Pickup, Philadephia-W Rhoads 4 Son
James House. Spragg, n York; Pratt 4 Bro
yustina Bandell, Watts Attakapas-S Hand
l. Myers, Somers, Savannah-Heslen & Rogers
Lookout. Thornton Portland-Kelsey & Gray
N Burr, Haford, for freight-W Rhoads l. Son
Minnehaha, Young, Chesapeake City-W Rhoads & Son
Mary Il Virginia. Bunting, Norfolk Corner & Sons
Redwing, Kirwau, Rio de Janeiro-Thos PIERCE
r Chase, Shute--, Whedbee 4 Dickinson
Seeing, Tall, Chhrleston-C Pendergast
fremont, Holt, Charleston-C. Pendergast
Jenkins, Bowen, for freight-W Rhoads & Son
Yankee Doodle, VanCeaf, York-W Rhoads Il Son
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.

Ponce, P, R.-Bark Bay State,-339 bhds. sugar. los
bbls. do, 5000 oranges, Stirling * Ahrens
Notwithstanding BaHimore.-36s boxes sugar.
cases sweemeats $4,000 oranges 20 punches bananas.
3 GOO cigars, Friend Ricketts, & Co.; 60 boxes sugar
George Jenkins; 5000 cigars, Gieske Eienan 5000
do w II D. C Wright; 500 boxes sdgar, 900 cigars
VIM. Hanna; 5000 do, Ga bds paper cigars, Beck &
Bachmann 5000 cigars, G. G. DeGarmeuda; pkg mdse,
A. W. de Cormick
PALERMo-Brig MoOnlight.-52O cantas birthstone, so
bbs canary seed so bags wanuts 200 boxes almonds,
$50 do lemons, $3.50 boxes oranges, Schwartz Dix 4
Co.
TALoHUANo, WEST COAST s. AMERIoA-Ship Wash
agton BooM-60O qtls. brazil wood, 69 hides, $4,000
s% lass ts old metal 1913 do old copper Fitzger
N COASTWISE.
Grifith Iohks-Schr, Ahce.-75 bbls. herring, r. R.
George s boxes tin plates, pigs tin, keg mdse,
bales amonds W,n Tnis mdse., W. Davidson Co.; A
''''ss SANDERS Co.. bbls, whiskey, Sloan cald'
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3GRsTusbTnS.

55iRaII5gIpS.
S&F%I UROMWELL'S
--sssissssis LIN OF EAMERS
BALTIMORE AND NEW YORK
The Steamships of this Line will leave
BALTIaOtE, from Spears wharf
and NEW YORK, from Pie 49, North River IN
EVERY SATURDAY, at noon
- Shippers to WILMINGTON, n. G, BOSTON, PRoyI-
ENCh, CORTLAND and other Eastern points. can have
mission. Apply to 49, " III
SAML T. PEARCE, Agent
. ~ ll6 Spears wharf,
or to Fl. B. CRONWEI.L,G co,
eoo., 80 WEST STREET,
Ieo-tl New York.
FH1 BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
-SazSaeA The new and magnificent side.wheel Ocean
steamers = X SPADLDlNG, Solomon Howes, command
er, anu Ben DEE0RD, VIM. A: Haett, commander, will
nately. ' - N1'' "i'ei
The accommodations for passengers are orTHE FIRST
GLASS " " LIE moi
Fare sl2, including Meals and Stateroons
For freight or passage apply to
a: l.. HIGGINS, A gent,
,.,. Office, Boston Steamers wharf
- n.xau-I loot of Long Dock
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb. 2S-Flour, &c.-The
sales comprise 300 bills at 20 superne State
and WESTERN IS 255 32h for extra Stae S4O for choice
do S53O5 SO for the low grades of Western extra IS
G56O for shipping brands of round hoop extra Ohio
and 50 1cG7l5 for trade brands do. Southern Flour
is again lower and is heavy at the Close particularly
mixed brands Choice brands irregular and dfcuit
OF sale The sales are 200 bbs s535565 for mixed
to good superfne Baltimore, &C., and SIS 757 25 for
extras Gran,-The Wheat market has declined under
the unavorabe news from Europe but large holders re-
fuse to submit to the decline The arrivals are not large
me sales are 400 bushels par yesterday evening"
SiodilS for Chicago SPRING 81 221 % for Milwaukee
club, the inside rate for small lot 81 % for mixed
Canada club; 81 S for red State; Sl32d33 nomnally(
ior red WESTERN Sl3Sl4l for white Ohio and Indiana
Hides-The market is dull and inactive We hear of no
sales Naval Stores.-Sprits Turpentine has been in
moderate request but prices steady-saes of 500
bols Crude Turpenne is dull and nominal Fine Resins
nave been in better demandsales of 215O bills No
45dl7 70 per $40 lbs and $50 bills pale white at s3 30
per $50 lbs Common Rosin has been quiet but steady at
Sl25Gl 80 per $40 lbs. aoat and delivered Tar is nm
changed. Ols.-Linseed is in fair demand at 5lG52 cts
Crude Sperm and Whale quiet but steady-saIes of
200 bills of the former at sl45. Manufactured are un
changed Rice is quiet but steady at s3.7564 81 per
100 lbs. Whiskey-The market is steady and the in.
quiry briSk-Sales of 200 bills at Sets
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THIS is TO CERTIFY That the subscriber
i has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
city, Maryland. letters estamentary the estate of
EDWARD LAR0QUE, late of said city, deceased. Ali
having claims against said estate hereby
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber her attorney, before the first day of Sep
tember 1861 they otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit estate said estate.
requested to make immediate payment Given under
EUGENII LAROQUE, Adm,rix.
fe25-IaW4w Z, R. SPRAGUE, Attorney
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NEW 7 DIRK, March 1.-COtton-Saes of son baIes To-
day-prices nominal. Flour is heavy. Sales of 500
bbls; State S51o9515; Ohio s54O@5 So Southern As 80
G5.60. Wheat is quiet Sales of 29, 900 bushels: red
Western $780, white $1.5O915S Milwaukee club Il %
Corn is quiet Sales of $4,000 bushels ee67 cts for
leans 4S66 cts; Muscovado 4&@5X cts. Coffee is
steady Sales Of $500 bags at 12@l2x cts Spirits Tur,
pentine closed firm at 37(d3s cts. Rosin is firm
PHILADELPHIA, March Flour is firm at az 37x
Wheat is unchanged-white 81 .406l so: red Al "a
@135. Corn is in better denand-new Southern veIow
SIX cts; old 62H cts Provisions are dull Pork1Mess
sl7.6O@$ls. Whisky is steady at ls3lSX cts.
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CHRpNOMETFns,
- CHARTS
Nautical AMI s3RV EflSG INSTRUMENTS,
aud
Gl0BES,
sS TIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TIE aBOVE
GOODS IN BALTlaOKE.
PETER wAtFHER
w Fratt street
Formerly with and hoW SOLE AGENT FOR E. L @. w
BLUNT, New York fe22-tf
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Feb 2S-The Flour mar
ket quiet to-day but without any quotabe change
note and standard Superfne is held SIS IS 200 bbs
single extra sold at SIS So and 400 bbs good Pennsvya
MA do at 50 at which there more sellers
than buyers After the receipt of the foreign news the
trade forward slowly at the above rates for Super
fine and Extra, and from $575G675 per Dbl for Extra
Family and fancy brands in quality and the market
rather dull at the close. Rye Flour is arriving and
selling in small way at So 62& per Dbl. Corn Meal is
but little inquired after and Pennsylvania Meal is offered
at 81 S7 and dull at that price. In Wheat there i
less doing, and the market is dull unsettled bv tn
foreign Sales of 900 bushels are reported at
Sl3O(d 30 for fair to prime red, mostly 81 So which
was the best bid at the close for prime lots White ran
ges at from Sl4O to $780, the latter for choice which
scarce the receipts and sales light Rye is also less ac
tive, and Pennsylvania is offered 6S cts without find
ing buyers to any extent at this Corn is duh
and rather lower again day. with sales of about 600
bushels yellow to note, mostly in cars at 55
51 cts as to condition, the latter for prime dry South
ern, including lot of prime white cts and some
fair old yellow at 62R cts. Oats inactive with fur
her small sales of Jersey and Pennsylvania at 323S
the latter for prime lots 900 bushels poor Southern
brought 80 cts Barley and Malt remain quiet wi tn small
sales OF the former at 80 cts for winter In Seeds there
is fair demand for Coverseed note with sales of e00
bushels at from S450to SIS for fair to prime mostly at
S475G4.S7% per bushe Timothy and Fiaxseed are
wanted at full rates. Whskey frmer. Pennsylvania
barrels selling at Is cts Ohio do. 1SX cts now genpr
ally held higher; Drudge at 179l7& cts and hhds in
lots at Tx cts.
PHILADELPHIA COFFEE Observation-Disclosures state.
ment:
Imports since Jan !, of Rio direct. is oo0 haas
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2gLl RnalS.
FOR THE
WINTER ARRANGEMENy

Ia c. FOR THE
zszaz - WORTH, WEST AND NORTHWEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
CHANGE OF HOURS
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NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
~
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
Baltimore, Nd
The most reliable Nautical Instrument Makers in city
and where the best assortment ofeyery article the Eau
teal line found and positively the only establish
ment 10 Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS can
be made and repaired in proper manner.
Chronometers for sale or hire.
JAMES T. KEMP 4 CO.,
Sstf Successors to Hagger Brother
MEDICINE CHESTS.
fine assortment Of MEDICINE CHESTS constantly on
hand ut moderate prices.
Old ones replenishsd at shortest NOTICE BY
", IL. BEAD Druggist,
nss.n nue door south Of Pratt BALTIMORE
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Steamboats,.


EE%E-sazAhsss FOR THE PATUTENT pTDpD
me steamer MARY WASHINGTON will resnn no..
~ fCe fauxent River commencing WEDNESnAY
@ u ~ eDruary 9th, 1861. at O'Clock, and continue
every MifI9gsaaX until further notice Proceeding as far
heupng, Tl leave Hills Landing every Friday morn
nE i5I beIeaict viii leave Benedict every Saturday
dt ci3cK Tor altimore-cang at all the usual
ugS On le river also at Fair Haven and Plum Point
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WILMINGTON MARKET, February 2s-Tsrnsnt;ro
Further sales yesterday of $50 bbls and this mornn
of $50 do at 81 so for yellow dip, $1 for virgin and
Sales after yesterdays report so bbs straight at
So cts per gallon TarSaes yesterday of 426 Bills at
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ommIss;or Tluf5agts.
GEORGE WARNER

~ COMKISSTOV MERCG.N4
FOE THE SALE OF SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
PRODrCE,
l62 SOUTH EUTtw sTRsIT,
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
=, Refers Gy perrii> sion to
SesSrS Kirkland, Chase Il Co, Batimuyr
Slessrs Pearce X Gray, Baltimore
nessrs Bucklcr Il Shpley, Baltimore.
Mc5Srs Isaac reynolds x Son, Baltimore
Messfs. Wyckhol Post. New York.
Messr5 SPOTS, Harvey Il Co, Richmond
MeSsrs. Alvey hlpsct NIB, Richmond.
MessrS ). T. T. &. Budd, ChulrSt, II.
AeSsrS F0Ulnin, Voorhees, 4 Co, Muh.
George y athan, Eso., New orleans
Edwd w Warner, Esq. Phad .lphia.
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le steamers will leave the Gonna
*, FOOT OF CONCORD STRkfT

Is new, and built by merchants of Frede
TIcsp 1r ana Baltimore interested in the trade and by
ana arng residiu tie counties bordering
on me kappaannock, for the express purpose keeping
nlS S'sS steamer on the route During the winter the for
ware deck s been enclosed thus a0rng complete pro.
lection Tor Horses, and other live stock Carriages Of an
@ can DE taken on board and carried under deck without
lthhG on inc wheels her staeroom amt berth accommu
ua9ns re large and commodious and her caracity
freight extensive A. passenger and freight at Sic has
no r superior on the waters Of the Che9apeake.
through freight received in Baltimore
py X. >; GAPRON q Co, Bowiy's wharf
Freight received on board Of the Steamer W-Guesda
afG IhurSdays, and on Fridays up to O'Clock, T. II.
further information and Blank Receipt Of fcr use
oy the Company, apply on board
T. j. CAPRON K Co, Age :,
III or ,,-,,,,nr, \ Q. 81 Rowy's wharf, Baltimore.
- SLY Elk PTesIdfnt Frederick shnr. Va
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goULTNEN h BBALE
COMAiSS. ON MERCK NI.S.
a iasBARD sTREr
REF EKENCFS:
| Eessrs j. p. FLrtsAETs sons, Baltimore
hessrs W. GLENN SoSs. Cincinnati iaI.tt
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ehi,fa,-rpr,,rrrso,,u PACKETS.
EDWARD EVERETT Gnnhv
HELEN A. MILLER GaIt'S
CHARLES,
These vessels all Of superior elias. 4,
5e h iTy san regularly as dversed ana are com
Iacity TOO OF the above vessels in such as vim AFFORD
cit to shippers For freight, cabin or steeraga
'"PS 70 JOHN HENDERSON & CO. eN'
GRO W rryy>,oo,, -, :. No. 81 Pratt street
%5h nsonptnesS and dispatch all goods consigned to
iNl .si'lNea.
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A Good Pslnt Weu Rut.

The Quincy Herald says: The Whig
says that the Democrats of the North will
turn out with bayonets to help Lincoln
preserve the Union Lincoln himself says
that "this Union cannot endure part slave
and part free" Unless Lincoln lies about
it, the 'Whfq certainly does. The north.
ern Democrats would do anything to pre-.
serve the Union, but they viii not help
Lincoln do what The says can't be- dons,
unless he changes his mind about it, O II
She Union cannot endure, what is the use
of' calling on Dom ocrats to kill people
about 1t! Better Tdecide firsti that the
Union cAxsbe preserved. It win be time
enough then to can on Democrats to psn
the States together with abayonetse! Z Raw
FLincofn -
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web.ser'. Apostrephs to shss us.sh.

. f,-sf fks~tG ~ {.
The sublime and eloquent words io(
Daniel Webster. in his famous reply "a
Hayne, are familiar 9to most AmstieSaa
readers. yetthey are worthy of being RED
printed . thousand times and sspecisliy
appropriate at the, present juncture:o "a
When my eyes shall turn to behold for,
the last time the sun ID heaven, may / nOS
see him shining on the broken and dishosC..'
ored fragments, Of . once glorious iU6fo6i
on States discovered, belligerent VIII sfvir
feuds, or drenehed. it ray be, in fratsrnai'
blood Let my last feeble and lingering
glance rather behold the gforfous ensign
of the Republic, nowlknows aud ho6ofed
through the earth, stiH fnll high adsahcsd;s
It's arms and trophies streaming inu shaiss
original !us.er. not single stripe erased
or polluted, not single star obscured,
bearing for its motto no such miserabisi
interrogatofy as What is all this s~ort6fn
nor those other words of delusion sad fol-
ly. Liberty, first and Union safterwssdstsi
but everywhere spread, all over in -chsracr.
tiers Of living light, blazing on all its an
Pile folds, as they float over the sea aud
over the land, aud ia. every wind under
the whole heavens, that other sentiment,
dear every American hssst. .hibssty
and Union, nov aud forever. one and jsI
sepsrable Esi.,a.,ao "A MA, J,siyr s..t,.E
=
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Starvation IN eKansas.


| AToHIsoN, <. r.. Feb. A. Msssrs.s
Hyatt and Pomsroy hare prepared The
following address. which sroly represeSts
the condition Of the people of Kaniss.
without questions; adi Al, s.,,,s. 8. ~ :
| d .Starvation in Kansas fightful Pros-
lpects one Step betssen 5000 Pss.i
pie and DEATH. to the press
OF the country;a ishe churches, 70 CO.
grsss; to tho State Legislature; to sph.i
lanthropists, to humanity everywhsss.o
Prompt action by the country ora mira.
Gle from God can alone save tbis peepis.s
The famine. like q vortex drives to issi
frightful center all conditions. They whsi
had food yesterday have none to.day;i they
who have food to day have none to-mor.,
row. Seventy teams arrived yestsrdsy;
fifty were loaded and sent away tho day
before Ten thousand dollars worthrof
clothing have, been distributed within the
past week; six Thousand dollars cash haar
been paid within four days for frsights.,
Eighty-one carloads have arrived within,
that time. and yet starvation is immiuest.5
The people are living from hand to month
but barely saved alive.
Our funds are now exhausted.- The
numbers of the destitute increase fearfully..
The melting SHOWS Of February. and ths
overaowing streams. must shortly prsssnts
the distant sufferers from coming ihsfs tsi
get supplies Then salvation dspsndai
upon our -promptnsss in establishing .ds.-
| pots Of provisions at accessible points.
Without finds the whole work must cesBeI.
The iintsrmission Of . week death ed /:
desolation. iaUaless the country Givssnas,
seed. there can be no harvest. and the seeis
wheat should be in the ground within fef7I
~ days. At least $lo0, 900 il, nssledi
for food and as much more fox seed. eFo.
the heart of the country, aud in the taamsf
| of Christ we make this earnest sppeal. n
81. .i91s s1THADDEUS ,HYATTady
In behalf of perishing mullitnds.
endorse every word of the above.
coo, , &c.. s. @, aPOMERoY.e
Chairman Of the Kansas Relief COD.
mittee, and General a gent for Dissribos.o :
1 ton 5d. al .91rGac sate bs1taU sdt gi
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Boy. out; 1t N,rhs.

The practice Of allowing boys 10 spSH6
their eveningspin the atreet is uhdonb,sds
ly most prolific means of undermisiuE
their morals Nothing solspeedily narks
their course downwsrd,, They acquire
under the coyer Of night an unhealthy
state Of mind. vulgar and profans lam,
guage, criminal sentiments. and . lsvlsss
and riotous bearing, Indeed. il ie in The
streets after nightfail. that bbys generally
acquire the education Of the tEd, and The
capacity for becoming soxdE diusolusss
criminal men b Parents.. you believe uisl
Will you see your children at home eQf
nights, and see that their home, is, madS
pleasant and profitable? - ~ VsrSost
Guardian '-S. ->
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,NE sFree labor for free men," wo

st4 "Free labor for free men, :, was
one of the watch cries of, the Republican
party. :, with the election Of Lincoln, v
says a contemporary, 'they have gfven
practical effect to this point in their creed.
Not content with Eaying free farms, they
must have fee labor. and they have a,
last succeeded in obtaining lit; for. sines
the ELECTION of Lincoln, the Aupply Of free
labor has so far exceeded the demand tina,
10 New York city it can only be obtained
at such slight remuneration as to render
it almost literally free.e In many towns ir
New England scores of cisborers canno
get their bread for their labor. II = 4.
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ANorHrn MAJOR ANp.RsoN,-Ther

ANoTHER MAJOR ANDERsoN.-There
is Major Anderson in Italy. His name
is Pergols, and with small garrison b.
holds for Francis II the citadel Of Mes.
'sina. Pergola has warned the citizens
.that--resolvedb neither to surrender nor
yet to be starved out-1ths moment pro-
visions fall short in the fortress he intend s
to blow it up oo With spaternal -warning g
be adds. that being more than eighty1txo
years old. life is Of little consequence to
him. -
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From Sers,on Preached at 'Brookiy''
Nswi York, Dsc. 9, 1850.
gSxa sUnt t{sAtglA I7QI @s 3H
NJ REV HENRY, J. VAN DYKE.

Mr.. Van Dykes text was. chosen from
Paul's lst epistle to Timothy, 9Th Chap
ter. from the FIRST to the eth verse, in.
elusive. 80 49,, ,ifsf... .,sg;E -..,..,. ii
L., Let as many servants as are under the
yoke count their own masters worthy Of all
honor, that the name of God aud his doctrine
be mot blasphsmed. salItoai7Q ae8H nIH@os
: s., And they that have believing masters
let them not despise them, because they are
brethren; but rather do them service because
they are faithful and beloved, partakers OF tho
bensat. THESE things teach and exhort.
rs 3s.s II any man teach otherwise and consent
MOTTO wholesome words, even the words Of
our Lord Jesus Christ, and to the doctrine
which Is according TO godliness. 2b-' 9t*
"a He is proud knowing nothing but doting
about questions aud strife Of words whereof
comsth envy, strife, railings, evil surmisings
s. Perverse sdisputings of men, of corrupt
minds, and destitute of the truth, supposing
that gain is godliness: from such withdraw
thysslf. = hst9o7'a 4i.' ~ st"e9i -
o,,I have, four distinct propositions on the
suhiect to maintain755four theses to nail
MP and defend. g, -, 49,, .[.4,e
-. Abolitionism has no foundation in
the Scriptures. osy,s,i5lss-iy Is $50 II
It's principles 7 have been promul-
gated chiefly by MISREPRESENTATION nstoa and and
abuse, IN
II lends. in multitudes Of cases.
and by logical process. to utter inf-
denty.aeR 4 szfE ( % x9GIE HarJoH'k
eiaA.ssIM = ing snls. ~ gaasY M. -. .h,aa. sa'
ssnAs ss.'A'e, Anu s10 e' eAN' - sN''
sas sur coun.sJ,fafi3 sdi q R7oli11.f s.
snels-r Aooht'e"'sps mas no Joa's@al'on ~
Scrspfnrs. 92as1 eiaAanoE'
Passing by the records of the potri'
arrhatage. and waving the question a,
to those servants in, Abraham's family
Mhos in the simple but exprsssiveilan
xusgelof Scripture. i"were bought with
hin money" fet us come at once to the
.tfinunsi g! snat Law WhlcE uo9 Pronut
gated amid othe ssolemnlties netl SINAI
what saiti sthat law and the testimony O.
sL.er,s.hs,1f -. ,yos,nie ovar vbou, qod rnleG
- -. A.
ehe io1 Wnosc l"ss'sas.ons n0 ueu aSeono'
the respousibilityl The answer is In the
a5th Chapter Of Leviticus, in these
vo,d.. .dtima aEsgI
fsaiega
Sand il thy brother that dwelleth by thee
be Waxen poor and be Ssoidiunto thee, thou
want; but as ! hired servant and assoiourne
hs shall Be with thees and shall lserve thee unit
fhelys.l OF Jubilee, aud thsn shall ne depar