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TRUSTEES SALE

EsIi. OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
By virtue Of decree of the Superior Court Of Baltimore
cty the undersigned trustee will osr public sale
more, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF March next at
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situated
ana ynS IN me city OF baltimore and known the Rope
the same at the distance OF hundred and sixty eight
let south, eighty three and half degrees west from
Light street ext rded and marked J. C., 1916 by the west
SFn PfGcnet said beginning being the
ana at point souaery one huudred and seven feet from
eighty three and half degrees west binding on the third
line OF the ground assigned to James Neale by VIM W.
day of January in the year cur Lord
~ d hnnafed aId tWenyeght and recorded among
~ too Goo &c thirteen hundred and feet
ground owned by John s. Cuttings then running and
Run nd and s ssv ihTSS sed
i've Tes sn ss gt fEe as gdened to twenty
one hundred and twenty feet to the place of beginning
PE OK PRGET oF GR6S ha por # AL III TIL
Baltimore and describ follows. that to saw BEGIN
distance of thrtfyc feet south from the formed bv
the of the south side of West and the east
sde OF charles street, twenty two to
Gel OF ground sold by the administrator of said James Neae
a@es 9@he eerg sHafed d9Teply bsopgipg said
Eight feet to the dwelling house lot; and then west
two pieces ground by an ndnture dated the fifth dav II
oyenDer IN ne year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and
and recorded among said land records in ber
Is No; A. folio 81, &C. was granted and assigned
ny WIN W lie Forrest, George ii. Thomas and Robert w
to sid 81 John II Duffy the secondly above de-
piece OF ground being subject to the payment of the
yearly rent OF cent and the which said first de-
cibe lot was subject having been extinguished by deed
from lhomaS r Alexander, trustee to Thomas McEroy,
agent SAID W. W De Forrest and Others as will appear
W reference to said deed recorded among the land records
eTteqded ana about icing opened passes through this
OF property that has offered Tor sale in the citv and
me attention OF persons DESTROYS of making Investments
and ncumbrances ~ '' VI 'i-iiS
Terms Of sale, prescribed by the decree are oneourtb
cash. the balance in three equal nsallments six twelve
and eighteen months from the day of sale The credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day of sale and to he
cured by the note notes of the purchaser purchasers
endorsed 10 the satisfaction of the trustee.
S II. TAGART, Trustee
. Il. W. BENNETT a co,
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60 J. e. GLONINGER g. co,
-z3sess} NORTH CHARLES STREET,
t7tT-s<=E-zl Offer for sale
Ci.AF@r WINES-st julien. la Rose Bauzard Efontcr
AMI Cha. lafl e.
Hp@R WIS ES-peiiesh.i -scr Nerste mr. Ii=hfraum cl
n cghruTDc Stlb-T+at and J0lanashers
RUfAMD CHATEAU SAUrEEEE5.
tA''ca, NJ aSclin9 gc.u, = G5e C3arti,usa and
no cii1te t''isil Ais. faIf-tf
s3aJAS. EAZLITT & co,
.,lSs5s I4PORrERS AND DEALERS
fr=3fseEG u e ~ KS, RRANDiES AND LIQUORS.
- 4 II SoUTH GAY STREET BALTIMORE,
i large and superior stock ofPURE RYE WHISREYS
IN the 1nOst celebrated Distiilers rlrl7-tf
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Annssments.
L'RONT STREET THEATRE.

allWafIitlltss
L'RONT STREET THEATRE.
JOHN $. RAREY
TWO IEQ Fl HSR5 AS 81 1FjK2EglplrIoSs
~ r,,r IN BALTIMORE
on TUESDAY, EVENING, Feb. 2lst, at half past seven
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Feb Esd at two O'Clock
PRODUCTION and suhagaton Of the NOS; Vicious that
"CRUTSER"
sHErL AN TEE Ponies
N'3 Witt fma he E2 x iff T2Ebi1l
nnese WI be Mr. Rareys only lectures in Baltimore
Admission each lecture Parquee and Dress Circle ST.
Win G1y FEB
Seats may be for both lectures in advaucs with
out extra charge fell-mon, wed &saut
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
Last appearance Great Es2sstria Co Comedian
When will be produced Mr. sotherns beautiful dranaaza-
ro,,,>,,, on ton Of the ,,.,
As played at Wsacs Hhea H New YORK. With great
,,, PR6 5HSSS;j A / Spf DRIMA
bI S2F GFRY
-7&Ez4I MISGzn TOO LATE
THE CELEBRATED
SPENC RAN GE,
THE MOST
COMPLETE AND SATISFACTORY
IN THE MAR.k SiET
Has been extensively used in this city and vicinity for
srai years and proved entirely satisfactory in every
stance.
We recommend it with confidence, and solicit an c
nation.
OUR uLUMTNATOR,
OR GAs-BURNING STOVE,
THE MOST
BRILLIANT TO BE FOUND IN
GENERAL USE,
he past year has proved decided success.
THE MALCOLM HEATER.
i FGbLi;5 AND PRIVATE BumDlxas,
% WEE F F5r 1EIE5f
DECIDED ECoN6MY OF FUEL,
BUT MORE
FOR THE PLEASANT HEAT
WHICH IS RADIATED
FROM BOILER PLATE SURFACE.
We have placed them in many OF the irstcass buildings
this city during the last four years with entire
COLLINS, HEATH HUTCHINSON,
MARYLAND STOVE PLUMBING HOUSE,
A BIG THING"
"HAvE YOU SEEN Ir?n
OIGaN IL REPEATING CARBlN n AND PISTOL
which VIII suit You, cor any other man.
These arms were invented BY several OF the in
genious mechanics the who years
IN bringing this most wonderful tru phi of skill to perCec.
ton. 0
They are of all sizes, and carry from
SIX TO THIRTY BALLS EACH.
The powder and cap contained in loaded minnie"
bali of the best form and proportions sure as the
best percussion caps
G. II. WINCHESTER, Agent,
l57 Baltimore street
leo-ifhr Baltimore, Nd.
BLAIR Il CO.,
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E6 HEADACHE sthe fayerte sign by which nature
known any deviation whatever the natural state of
the brain, and viewed in this light it may be looked
safeguard intended give notice of disease which might
escape attention. till too late to be remedied and
its indications should be neglected Headaches may
be classified under two Names viz Symptopac and Lido
pathic. Symptomatic Headache is exceedingly
and the precursor OF variety of Diseases among
which APoplexy, Gout, Rheumatism and all febrile
of the stomach constituting sick headache of hepac dis
ease constituting bilious headache OF constipation
and other disorders of the bowels well renal and
uterine affections Diseases of the heart very frequent
y attended with Headaches; Anamia and plethora
affections which frequently occasion headache dopathie
by the Of headache, sometimes coming
suddenly state ofapparenty sound health and posrat
at the mental and physical energies and in other
instances it comes slowly heralded by depression Of
spirits or acerbty Of temper In most instances the pain
IS in the front of the head both and
times provoking vomiting under this class also be
named Neuralgia.
For treatment either class Headache the Cephac
Pills have been found and safe remedy, relieving
the most acute pains few minutes and by its subtle
power eradcang the diseases of which Headache is the
unerring index
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a Real Blessing.

TWENTY MILLIONS DOLLARS SAvED.-Mr. Spaldng
has sold millions of bottles his celebrated Prepared
Gue and it estimated that each bottle least ten
dollars worth Of broken furniture, thus making aggre
gate OF twenty millions of dollars reclaimed total loss
by this valuable invention. Having made his Glue
household word, he proposes do the world still
greater service by curing all the aching heads with his
Cephalc Pills, and if they his Glue, Head
aches will soon vanish away like snow in July
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BRIDGET.-Mssus wants you to send her box of Ce-
phalic Glue, bottle Of Prepared Psbut Pm think
ing that's not just naither but perhaps yen be afthsr
knowing what it is. Ye she's nigh dead and gone with
the Sick Headache, and wants OF that
reaived her before.
DruggiSt.-You must mean Spaldng' Cephalc Pills.
Bridget-Och! sure and you've sed it, here's the
quarter and give the Pills and don't be all day about it
aither.
, 1861-09-20

AdVtce8 from Northwestern missouri repre-
eeat that The rebels in tuat ssetiun are exceed
in y numerous, aze armed and organized, aud
severely hazas=ing Ualou men in Gentry snd
the acto;nipg cou;.t;=s. Col Cs4yGor, a. the
ntad Of tone fllteen hundred HsG1a Guar16,
.s entreIehtd n=ar The lie If Nodawa7 ;.asi
Ntrth coulties, few miles from the Iowa
hcs6er. Lent ColoIsl Edwards Is in com
nland of ei1 hundred Iowa troops Of Allen
vile. No. The camps wers t#elye miles
arert, and :he tEo Eoales were about March
'rg Tn the Eect ss;U nls:s in fcrcs 1t Albany aud
GntTyv11e. Union men AID their families
were tleelng In great numb>rs across tht Line
iato Iowa Three hundred fauliie8 were ea-
camped together in Ringgo:d County. Col.
t!nuous traiss Of the teams Of migratory ci:i~
ztpe were necessarily passing over tAs ioads
northts1d.
Speaking Of the Withdrawal Of six regi-
mentB from Fremont and sending them East,
the Democrat says:
The meaning OF necessity Ct this actin1 Of
the Administration Eas not t:anepirej, ba +;
We tell the War department that il General
Fremont is to be crippled Ii this manner,
! the cause Of the Union N this State 2Ed
the West will have to suffer greater disasters
| than the people caa adurd to hear. Ta-se-
!. foultLe Of tho towns Of the State ar3 ia the
| hznds Of tie rebels, and the torces under
Gen. freEoEt ers Of necessity scatt@rea aud
| difficult to handle; knd drafts OF this Kind
| Fe1S QuE3 Lut3GSEe LIE 6At9A1IEsA14sAA Au0GI
which he labors. Tbs news from Lexington
/, is dieceursgiog, and st a,most any moment
ne may hesr cf its filling in.o the hands e1
!; the enemy. a large pTopursior Of ths very
force Q! lered to IL reliet Is aoW on tts raj
10 Washington. If L=1lrgtoa is taken, ane
the few thousand brave men who are dotend
;rg II fail into the hands OF au ovespoHerlnf
foe, how will tho Government escape ths
blame. We strongly hope for favorable re
sul:s, tn: we protest against ths streog:hsa
expense Of the weakened aud lupo1t,n
! Wekt
, 1861-09-20
ANETH EH EEGI MEN Z.

The Normal Regiment ct Bloomington,
las nten ordered to Washington without
delay. It is one Of the finest bodies of
ntr in the Slate, and properly drilled and
disci ;lired, wou;d be- an honor to Illinois
IL relation to this natter Of the moving
Of tr.,1,s from the West 10 the Potomac,
VIC t,uss thai our readers will seek infor-
mati1n in 1hc letter Of cur St Louis cor
respondent, printed herewith. We do not
vcuch for the facts he relates nor for the
tc,t:us;ons that be has reached; but if he
DOCS rot crr, it is time that the voice of the
Wes: was heard n indignant remons.rance
agaipst the injustice that Gen. Fremont is
1na5. q eut1tr. Our correspondent is we'll
il!clmed, and wholly devoted to the main.
terence Of The Union. He is personally
Chs friend Of the Blairs; and if he has moi
beer nisinforned, his revelations have
profound significance that may well chal
lenge the attention Of all men in the Vest
, 1861-09-20
FROM CAIRO.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.l
" cA1no, Sept. 49,.
TIE steamer D. B. January went to Pid1-:
eah to-day with the Paynaaster and money: for
The payment Of tzooPs. I
The Taylor arrived from st. Louis with $50
toht Government store: - - =
Thn Chancellor, chartered for the PaducAh
trade, takes the place of the Ganlt to o-mcs1rox.
Everything il Guiesaat Norfolk:
At Fort Jefferson There are no signs of re
TIE latest word from Psducah represents
everything quiet there.
It u reported that the rebels, Il, coo strong,
have marched over from Columbus to May
field, On the Padscsh read, and some twenty
miles from that city and hays Commenced 1cr'
tityIrgit. :.
Jef Thcmpsoa's ragged nrmy-nunbe1ing
soHe 2,N0-is now at New Madrid. :
Some Of Col. Rt Sis p?cksts and q lot Of re-
bel scouts had sklrnt1sh near Columbus OF
Wednesday night. Meme Of OH. men were
Injured Nothing known ss to tie rebels.
, 1861-09-20

Tit re is, We take i no doubt that Col.
h1r1ligar, with his brave boys, has gallant
jy and nob]y u1aintained his position at
Lexington against largely superior force;
l'ut the account Of his exploits current il
the CRY Yesterday, and printed herewith,
is tc be taken with many grains Of allow
aDcc. We are without further intelligence
lrcm the scene Of action; hut in the ab-
sence Of iu-reports, we are free to believe
that good news will come. The force un-
de1 Col. Nulljgan consisted Of 5000 Federal
trccps with ], 600 Home Guards-in al not
c1ctedirg 1000 men while the rebel army
Indtr Gen. Price was estimated at from
1860 10 1900. At last accounts, how
ere1, Gen Ssurgis WAS On the way to Lex
ipgton Will 2,0c0 troops, from st. Joseph,
ard the 2sth Indians (Co1. Veatch) LETT
Jederson City several days ago to cooper
ate with the force at Lexington. It is pos
siale they may have effected q junction with
Col. Mulljgau before the battle; but in
either event the Union troops were greatly
culnumbered.
IATER.-A report, diEcredited, comes to
us ria Boonville that the rebels have cap
tr1;1 Lexington.
, 1861-09-20

IOtki. -1o.9aF
Il: teu1e OF these regiments, Col Tucchin's
Tor example, are companies that are from
places ont Of the District; but for every man
in the list rot recruited In the District, We caa
ro;tt to a oan who has left it to join other
regiments. Of 1be troclf. known as the Mi--
torri Eclcnteere, full one thousand arc frcm
Chicago SID tae surrounding country. S!Gc=
tLe s.r co1nrsrcsa, .h-re las been no tins
in which Missouri recruiting Office has not
been IL .ull hiast IN this city, and no call from
M:ssc1Ii tsk etz1 neglected. In Col Turn5r's
1tg,mt Ii srs several cotapauies from this D-s-
trict considerable number Of our msa are
attac1 ed to Njsconain regiments, and more
Lave taken Et1vice in lLdiana. In The brigade
al Cairo ase come Of our companies, the names
1nd 1xn.btr Ct which We do not remamber
Capt Ke14ogg's .nd Capt. Hugunin's conpa.
LIS s1e an4onx ths n, but aot included in ou1
r4L1-:- Ga The @Eole, ne have lost as mach
- s,zSi1g men away as We have gained By
l:isl:1g ras1 ip a1d, faisly, the account o1
1.u..2,s e:aIds as we have made it up
1e.444-.etA:r Districts contribution to tbs
vst,:a irsire Ct ;ae three months N IN VIII
us5c ,.1i1ta s1cm t:se service. Let us hear NJ
a.tss ctpGeE;aa:ioas Of Northern Illinois
thy axe wholly Iaaeserved.
, 1861-09-20
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2o.. .4sst

nep, iS to give great cRerse to the hard work
ing Union men Of St. Luuts, who have stood By
the causc and given their lime and money to
its f1rthersnce 1or mary months before Gen.
F1emczt came here. 1t is natural that Union
merchants, Hhcse business has been p1ostra-
ted By the Southeru rebeliiLn, and who have
Euprlits nj eded for the use Of the Government,
should feel btrt when the5 see contracts given
ont 1G indivix nals Who lave 10 interest in the
city except to make money ont Of the Govern.
ment One OF two instances Of the working
cf tits plan are sg5raVa:ing. Mr. GILES F.
Fifty one OF the staunchsst Union LEN OF
the city, Ehcse business has gore down from
hundreds Of thuusards per anrun to mere
rq1tibg, is 81 the present time executing an
Cd II for Government goods under subcon
t1act. tie principal conttac.cr -ot tarniag his
bsnd over il the matter. It is be1f5Fed taat
Gan. T1tment hrs been impo.ea uuG1 IN THESE
mhttera, AID bis Eermest admirers sincerely
hope reform naY be instituted Il the matter,
tlty lLilk an tr1or O; the head aua noi of
tie lta1t.
Mr. J. L. Bitteoeer, Postmaster Ct st.
joseph, arrived IN town to-day, having LIFT
that city OF Monday. He says the Union usen
O: tie Nos:aHsst are rapidly organizing mill
tary companies and preparing to c-u=h cut the
last ,ea us1ts OF rebel q sympathy il Eaas re-
gion. He enys they did not disturb the Post
Office until the last Gag Of their stay, when
ttes t:'ped 'heEE.lse5 to seseTa: buudie5 Of
w1arp;t Iaper, for tie purpose, as asatesl, Of
making cartridges. The 1roels' coHduc: while
IL St. Joe.ph wis fully as bad as represented.
They Numbered friend ard ensny alike, AID
soDe Ct the worst eu115rers are secsssjoList:
1t Has thttr practice at fret to impress all tae
wagons aid tsama slriving In town into thelr
se1piee, and load Item With goods from stores.
Ra.her 8 singular piece Ct so5d 1nck attended
one lot Of fed nusketb ara SABRE ,whica had
jntt 1esched ST. Joseph ahead of tho Pla:se
River bridge rascality. The things were
! s.orsG away IN = lumber car which was run
aown to the burnt bridge eeVernl times. Baing
| eoFtred every time with boards, this sabres
and muskets weIs not discovered. Finally,
! The csr was run or en the track leading to
Savannah, Mo, and 1sft standing, partially
lea6ed with lumber, AID ihe door being open
/ she valuable coutepts Of the car were neve,
t suspecteG-by the rebels. The coin in the ST.
Jceeph bar Ks was removed to Kansas before
| the xetela arrived. G,
, 1861-09-20

Editc1 Of the Missouri Republican:
Ny COZ duct has neT<r been very satiAfAc4o.y
&c :1-, ana ss1 e The Ii II ginning of Sas rebel
lion, hare observed that my sctinn has haen
especially d:sple&*ing to yo0. am los suI-
pliseo, therefore, that you should hgya CON-
menttd hazhhly upon tbs subject Of my arrest,
aud put an uatavoYab1e construction upon MI
ccndnct. There Is one thing, however, Whi.1
doee surprise me, aud to which desire 70 d.
rect pnblic attention, If I can obta1n the priv
]iege Of doing 80 through your columns Ths
-NissoHfi DtmocrEt coEt:sns the folio wing par.
sg1ath fn it's srticle On the subject Of ny ST.
1tst, pubiiahe Oh Monday: 1.-THE examine
tior, WHICH Will be Of p.1yAts character, Will
rot take Fl7se, We unda76tand, for some
days." This refe1r, pr1sume, to tho c1aHf-
nation OF tho charges made against me. Thls
statement nust h9vc been made b7 authority
o1 those who Lave the r1zhs tc fix the manner
.4rd time Of my tr;21s I did ret azd do
net Ghjecs tG either, the mxncer Of trial
CT time Of mski1g- the exauaina. ion,
which may be fixed by those having
COMPETENT authority, but l ohjact to beirg
TIED i'll tue aeEs papc1a, when 1t IS -rctorions
l CEN Esh Q GtttEse, eyeu Ii the pfes5 of
sne city We1e disposed to putlish it, because
the prevalence Of martial law would not a.
lew us publicly to mslzt good the char ,ca-s1-
Legged b ttc 11aoe9at to have been made by
ME to the GcrfTume&t, With rFga.d to tie Ef:
fairs oi this D pa1unsns While, therefore, 81
| l.nte u ills 1esptct is irposzd upon NE by
| tbt nott rigid 17ie Of military 1sT, md ny
" sxsmisati0n Is t. be OF private character"
| s1t tlt- dtttEse, il lave aoy, which I eh III
| pak+, S!lI otty be permitted to rsscn tn pph.
lie thlt Ugh ehc!s1 chsnzsls, i i u ,us,
, 1861-09-20

WAsH1sGros, Sept. IA dttachment Of
loyal Mas3l2ud volunteers crossed the Poto'
n.ac At Wnliansport \ day or t1o siEce, at-
t2cFed q company Of rebel soldiers and drove
tstm some distance beyond Shepardstown,
Va
Several negroes in full uniform, recently
came into this city with regiment from the
c:t5 Ct New York. Secretary Cameron now
iT sis:s that the co1ored men shall not wear tha
army Uniform.
The gamblers who were arrested some days
AGO by the provost guard Of this city, were r.
lessen yesterday and the flro banks are again
Il full Fast.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19-The 1ntel!igsncer ssya
that 1--WE believe the frequent thTe.t Of the
Richmond papers in regard 20 closing ths Po-
tcnac By batteries along the western shore,
cur military authorities. There are shelis
enough at commacd at any time 70 enable our
vessele to dfs}odge the rebels along the Gae.'
, 1861-09-20

Tie Legislature today, uy IN ovecvhe!m-
ing Bsjo1i!y in each House, called upon L en.
AndsTeot: - rails. troops to exps1 the Coafed-
c:ate i1va1-1s, AID also requested the Cover
nor TO give lt7A aid by pisc.ng the military
frrce Ct tie State Under command Of Gen.
Thomas u. Cri:,cnden- Gen. C1ittendeu il
f1r tie Union, and tcr repelll1g the invaders.
A /. solltioa was introGaced, and will rass, to
ard military:property Of the Stste. Gen Ross.
Eean'B brigade il In Etrorg position oa
Muldrough's hill, and being strongly reiuforc
ed. EnlHtDents and other war preparations
are rapidly going on
, 1861-09-20

Il only remains to speak OF the canse df the
disaster, and this IL yeil6i in doubt only q
s:r.ct Investigation can remove. Up to q
shor: time ago the bridges on the o. d III. R.
R. had been carefully watched. It docs not
appear that they were as carefully ezs,n,isesl,
oittsw;se It would not as no~ be mora than
prclab:e that Cur bra7e troops were victims
to that fruitful source ct railroad uardsra-
q 40tttn and insecure bridge.
, 1861-09-20

Eo1dst1s killed By accident night before last,
took place to-day. After services at the Ar
sens1 By the Chaplain # The unfortunate :esl.
ment, the codias, 28 IN number, were placed
in heaxses, and the cars draped in mourning,
and escorted by the batta!io1s from Illinois,
9Th and 19:h, Home Guards, Gad the Rifa
ftgimznt Of Ibis citT, through fhe principal
streets.
The cofirs are now in vaults in Spring
Grove Cemetery, subject to the order ol
iiEtds.
The wounded are do ng we'll Ttesurzeo1s
now think all will recover.
, 1861-09-20
OUR STATE PRISONERS.
TIE BALTIMoREANs AT FORT MONROE.

Correspondence Of the n. 7. T,ibune.1
The GistiDe uished prisoners from Baltimore
nsy be considered ss settled in tneIr quarterz
Though the walls Of their apartments are not
ma1b be, nor is elegant a. come Of them have
heretofore inbabited, they are nevertheless
qui'e as SUBJ tantial Casemates are generally
tri.t mere for utility than ornament; and,
t.. ugh III this case they sra filled with deci-
oe6ly Zig 2una'' they are not precisely the
kiLd contemplated By the original plau OF the
fer'rsss; Two ea*e,mates' eseo having tao
recne, have been allotted to Messrs. WIosus,
My, Brown, and Lis associates. Their con
tiI.e Mept will b. close Abd real. 4 gnard Of
eclolsrs has been placed at the entrance, be-
side raihrg cr fence to seep curious gszars
(of v nom there arc p!entyl from encroarhiny
uD tie privacy of thu gentlemen. The furns-
tue OF the 1oems, like everything about the
fl ress, is CD the Ii war foo1lng." While evs-
rythirg rally necgEEary to comfort has besn
provided cons -5teut with fhe itea 1nder which
the I1itontrs a1e held, thsro ia nothing 0 oaer or
euEtlaaops n the appoA:- rts Of the gu :rt.
te1sed from the hotel, apd do not enep 'ae
there wil be any groaucs If complalnt as to
the qua1ltp. No doubt eurne of an viii lnd
their cor fms ment not little irlsome. aad
their situation hard to endure. They ~il lot
be allowed the freedom Of the fine 1slks and
EaEade ground OF the fortress, nor will out-
s]dtre. or, }Bdted, any one not specially per
! uli:ltd, To suffered to hive aay ccE.maoita.
ticn with them; Anticipating That acnosr
ot ffitnds OF the pT.sonrra womb probably
leave Baltimore last evening, Gen: Dix t.,ok
ssels 10 rest1ict t0ose Fho could take passage
to these VINO obtained the special perni5siea
cfthe Government 2g ut there 1t Is ru:nored
thst more prisoners, scarctly les t:.:inssH:ss-
/ ed, val 1ulo~. TIT eject Of the arrests in
| Bs[h1po1e has BEEN to strengthen the Go !era
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