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FROM NEBRASKA.

- OMAHA, July go
Five companies ZOuaves Of the the first
regiment Nebraska Volunteers, Col Sba-
ger commanding, left on the steamer West
Wind this morning, for st. Joe. They took
two pieces Of cannon with them.
Weather intensely warm and crops are
heavy. .-.a,...-r.f......-
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FROaI HAITIM0RR.
RALrTnnpr. Inlu 81.

BALTIMORE, July 81. 4
From Sandy Hook, Nd, we learn ali is
quiet at Harper's Ferry to-day. Banks ia
occupied in strengthening himself and
forming the army into Brigades. His po.
sition commands Harper's Ferry, and can
easily be made impregnable.
The Railroad bridge is to be Immediately
rebuilt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01

Advices by the Africa say the London
Telegraph and Star quarrel with the Pres
idents Message and call it very unsstis-
factory.
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Io t+ke eject on Monday, Juas IVA, I fTTsin,
9l5 A. \. MaiI-AFfives Al tss,v 80 -. : 4 ~
I1r1rg Ehl,saeighta 80 A. NJ Pitt5burTh s,f6 y
-; -, Mhesiins 80 ?. =; NSW 81 is
so P n hxPTesg-A Arrivss e Nsz York "a r.
lHf o. hllsaeip Ma l219 -; pittsb1s9h u = p
NJ Mheoiing 5sO7 T. n =
hlillefsburRh. - - - IL
: gars run through from Pitiabunah IA 49, ~,
VIA Allentown without change = -
So - ss low q By any otier lfis.-1e - 60
n1- nfougn I1cFets car be procured at the Dspof
o. at The kEcl1d Street sfEti0ns ~ 4 49, -
-. J. N. MCCULLOUGH. srp5t
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Eris, Bnhaio, New York. Boz.
| ton, aud Eastern Way, daily
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and Boet9n, daily ................
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New York, boston and Port
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buppieIne1targ Letter Pack.
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Z phia, Hashlngton, Baitt-
more, Akron, canton, Mas
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age for Pittsburgh, Phfia-
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n AttaoE Upon VvashInetou.
( disnateb . he tribune says:

"A uleDapcl 70 Tue AElBulc - ghs ...r--r
As for the enemy, the hope is that he will
venture an attack. Four days ago the result
might have been doubtful. Now It is be-
lieVed that we are more than match on the
omen field, and still more from behind our
intrenchments, for any force which the rebels
can muster. In weighing their strength and
YaiOr, or the chances Of their success in an
attack upon Us, we must not forget thai IN
both actions at Bull Run the forces opposed
n ours, and those which suffered most Sc
.VereIY. were from the Gulf States, The flower
of the South. South Carolina, Georgia, Ala
bama. Mississippi, and Louisiana conringents,
who were Of the best material at the com
znsnd Of Mr.. JEFF Davis, and have been
thrilling for months, were forced from their
positions with great slaughter week ago.
They are not left row to form fo4orn hope
70 STERN eurS
az The Pawtucket Chronicle says :. It is q
somewhat singular circumstance that me
mothers Of Col. Slocum, Major BallOu, AID
Captain Tower, all Of the I'd Rhode Island
RsgimeuI, who fell on Sunday last should
an live n this plsce, almost within stone
threw Of each other gf TTToFFE
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'l4 ' ftsprincipsl merits sreitu le
sIlFLImFT, DUEABILT7Y, EIsH IN WoREINa
lJmiiIGa 20 \ z A n \ lHEss -.r
ID And its lmpossibility to Freeze Upl q
1T, NEITHER TIPS. THE BUCK.
ET Oh THE SPOUT, doing away with the COM
plicated machinery necessary 70 accomplish both
Its simplicity makes it less labB 20 get out OF order
than any other Drawer. The Curb, Bucket, &C., are
Substantially made OF the best material ths whole
being calculated to meet the wants Of the public.
Wsssr can u raissd n kis dss tkaa ia asy
% = .,I,- ID. 80 sther ray. .1 80, -,
II Discharges from the Bottom of the Rauket.
S--An the poye. required is toTalse the We .Eht Of
water In the Bucket
Please examine DAYKIE'S WATER DRAWER
before purchasing any Otner. Address
JAMES DAYKIN 3 CO., Propr'B,
EAOTORY-S05 Ontario strset, Cleveland, Ohio.
BD-Stste and County RiRhts for sals Address .
OoVe iiir -- uov20. R1i
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SOLDIERS IEsULTED IN BALTIMoRE-It ia
astonishing, writes a correspondent from
Baltimore, to see the indignities to which
the soldiers stationed around the city are
subjected. If they walk along the streets
they are often hooted at by Secessionists,
with such remarks as f'that fellow would
make good manure for Virginia soil" And
the ladies even give vent 70 their wrath by
splitting upon them in thestreet. If soldier
after such insulis, opens bic mouth by way
of retaliation, the neaspapeis Ia sympathy
with the Secession movement raise tbs cry
of brutal soldiery, and such like expressions
As a general thing, the soldiers have con-
Quoted themselves with great prOpriety, and
have recsiEed the praises OF all good, law
abiding citizens. l..s f.sa = -
young man Of the New York list reg
iment stated that in making a charge on one
of the Confederate batteries he met at the
point of the bayonet a member of one Of the
Virginia regiments with whom he mad fol m
ed intimate relations Of friendship while the
latter was at College in New York. Bach
instantly recognized the other, and instead
ofcarrying out the work Of death they clasp
ed hands with ''GOd bless your and sep
arsted. After the retreat began, the Viz
Qinian, who was in pursuit Of the fleeing
thousands, again encountered his b0yhOod
friend, and again they met as brothers.-
With the nobility Of brave man the Yir-
ginian directed his friend by side path
leading 70 Centreville, and in which there
was no probability that be would fall into
hands Of his pursuers.
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FROM LORr mONRnR.
FoRr MoERoE. Julv

z " n U III 2 u %
Col. Aliens examination has to-day Been
brought TO close. The case will be refer
red to the War Department at Washing.
ton. IL is thought by many the charges
will not be sustained.
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. URI0US KOTNCIDENOEI
sLOAH UEDEK THE COUNTER

q NORRIS In sight with hts Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner OF
Horses and Cattle flnd the best Medicine In use
Tor many Of the Diseases peculiar to such Animals.
They are q Sovereign Remedy for Oolda, Coughs
Loss OF Appetite, Hidebound Distem pers, &C., &c
~ These Powders always give satisfaction, &c the
Thousands who have used them, can testify. See
Circulars, Try them. For sale BY =, 4. Gaylord,
y. ". Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong Arm.
strong Cleveland, o., and BY all Druggists In the
Ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio 70 whom all ordsrs
must be addressed. .---Il1Il
isbs; s;RSadIv G. g. HoRBIs
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q q IOTIO &c.

u y n y o II . n 8.
SheiDyi sandusEyi Manetlald 4 Newark Railroad 70
&C. -
orsstiiEss PittsbuEghs Fort Wayne 4 Chirsqo Rail
Foad, for Forest, Upper Sandus ", Dolpbos
Lima bqrt agna, hacorte, Ghicazo -.
az west, and East foE manshsld, Woostsr, Ma,
Gallon and Belleiantaine Eailroad Line for Marioe
Beleiontains, Sidhey, guien. MdbcIs, 10.
f annapolis, Ierre Haute, Eincennas, ETa1s-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, e. y
DalaFarel with Springfield Mt. Vernon and Pifts.
burgh kaiirosd for SprfHgfeid U -
Columbus Little Miami Oolum bus, and Xss.a
Railroad, for Asnia, Dayton, fndiaparoIis
Terre Hauta, st. Louis, Morrow Love lsrd.
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio f ifi1.
sissippi Eailroad at Cincinnati for Io1fs.
points On the Ohio river = = =
Columbus, Central Ohio Railrosd for NeyrarF Z..s.
llllei heeling. &c, Columbus. Pidua snd
Indiana Railroad Tor PiQua, Ur6ana- -
~ For Tickets to all points and fniorinofio1 4,
ply at the Passenger Station.
Cleveland june i0th ls5I.
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An the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo Chicago Columbus, Cincin-
nat ST. Louis &C.; and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of ths n z. AZ
Railroad and at ButRlo With those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo & New York City Railr0eiis.
Oleveland, MAY 6, Issl. =. - ~
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84it gpEsse.
ofHFVFIIANDz a T0Tnno5w-


Oonneeti0ns are Iaa1e 6 aaar57Ill WITH ths s.n.
tne sand17iZ, Dayton and Ciaclnnalf ~ ~ II r.
mors sgith lrelnont Indiana 81 ll., ard "A :. 10
a1q Toledo and Wabagh Railroads f5r Once -
s59lt5 E1ont Hort Wayns, Loea15r5f -
"a = di&n en- ~ Louis an4 aii lqing Vest NeTik-
Trains arrive 70 Clsyelaaa tioai r5ka6 suslsh.
q ~ s.sr.' Assr.' - ?. H.s andsils , H-E7ln
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THE LONDON PRRSs ON THE PRESI-
m DENTS MESSAGE. a W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01
GREAT NATIONAL RoUTE1
BALTIMORE 3 OHIO RAILROAp.
IMPROYEp sCHEpuLRl

By recen.- nportant changes this Road Is nova
70 furnish unusual facilities for
hast, South. West, Northwest and Southwest.
FUIL CONNECTIONS with all through trains
70 Philadelphia and New iork, in the Esst-Wfh ths
South, By It's Washington Branch ROad-by CleFo-
land and Pittsburgh, Central Ohio and Marietta and
Cincinnati trains, with the Northwest Vest and
Southwest. az
Through Tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York or Boston give the privilege Of lying over At
any OF the intermediate cities Two Dollars Gddi
Onal give the privilege Of visiting Washington CITY
en- route -. r. ..s
This Il the ONLY route that can furnish Fhro1Fh
Tickets or Baggage Checks 70 Washington City.
g9-Eafe g Low as BY any otser Route.
~ Sleeping Cans on all Night Trains.
Ask for Tickets by Baltimore and Ohio Raflrcad.
.-.. -Hr. J. II. SULLIVAN,
General Western Agent.
W. p. SMITH, - L, M. OOLH.
ter rOfTransportst'n General Ticket EgoLt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01

The Philadelphia Piess says, speaking Of
the battle Of Manassas:
Among those who fell was one old man
v those head was white With age, and whose
story is romance Of war. He had been
thirty years in the. regular service as q pri-
vate soldier. He had followed the Indians
through the everglades of Florida, biyOuaeed
upon the side of the Rocky Mountains,
chased the Camanche and the Cherokee
through New Mexico, stood before the FIRE o.
Buens Vista, charged upon the heights Of
Chepultepec, and followed the victorious flag
of his country along the plaza of Mexico and
into the halls Of, the. Montezumas. His arm
was covered with chevrons, six blue siripel
indicating six consecutive enlistments, and
two red bstlle-stripes typifying Florida anl
Mexico and with these simple insignia hI
felt Rrsuder than ever did the whiteplumet
Hurat atthe head Of his gandy cavalry. Hr
fell in the heat Of battle.
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3LEYELANDl COLUMBUS q
- 0ms1xEAT1 GA1LEoAD. . -
sUMMER ARRAEsEnEHf. 7sI
;s aisss ~, ellS9,1,dsy. June letb, lssl, Psslslgs

leol- 5UMMER AREAEGEMENf. 7ssI
On ahg s Alsef ~ eo1daY, June l0tb, ISL, Psa1enGs
- 4f1lna Mil leave Cleveland e foliowg.
Blu A. =. n. r a OinCinnafis Expraly-sf5nnfn-r.
EereaI Grafton, WeIlingtO Nav I,o1fo,
i. '- ealen1s Shelby, Crasllns, Gallon. l57iaSd
Cardlngton, Ashley, Delaware, Lewis
Centreg NOrthinstOu, Eeachfnf Gc'lIIl-
bus q lQs50 A. =, Cincinnati al 40 p -
ana Chicago Via Oresfline at 100 p r.
4aiO P. = Aceommodation-Stopping at an StsfioLs
and arriving % Colunl 6cs 10 p II. -S1d
80. Cincinnati at 200 A. r. --
80 p y. Night ENpres8-Stopping At Al staffina
.lll norm q lrestltne, and At Galion, ,CaFiiaq-
ton Delaware and st all other 81 atoms =,
Ts- leave PASSENGERS only, arriving A. 10
lumbus at ll:l5P n, and Gincinnafi 81 -
A, NJ Chicago via Crsstiine, az "a. .F-T
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The DemopIae FeroeIlI ofthe BaltIe.


A Washington correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Gazette writes: d q
A ZouaFe who participated in the Manassas
battle, and was wounded, has been giving
me some incidents of the fight. He says the
Mississippians came up and met them hand to
land, throwing away their muskets, and going
in with bowie knives. These terrible inslra-
ments, fifteen to twenty inches long, were
attached to lasso, some four feet in length,
fastened around the wrist. Ny informant
encountered one such Mississippian On ap-
preaching, he made a lunge with the bowie
knife, letting it out to the full length Of
the lAssO. ItGortunately slipped close by the
ZouaTes side At the same instant its pro-
jecbor fred a revolver, one ball from which
passed throntb the Zouavs's wrist This
done, the ZOuave in another second pierced
him through the body with bayonet and
be fell tTansfxed to death to the earth. Il
was no uncommon thing to see these Mississ-
ippians plunge their Bowie knives, by
throwing them in harpoOn fashion, through
and through the bodies Of their antagonists,
Jerk them on. again with terrible ferOcity,
and repeat the experiment until they them
selves were slain. ss 4sllfa
Awful, however, as were these assaults
by the re5els, they were met with equal
death-dealing by the loyalists, and no special
advantage gained by one over the other,
either in courage or ferOcity.
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7lLEYELAND 8 ERIE n III.


lis A. \. NIGHT EXPREsS PARTNERSHIPS Il
D. Girard, Ashtabula and Paine5Tills olly; and
arrives st Cleveland at 4.a8A
lOao A d. NAIL TRAlh-Stopping at all Stations
except Saybrook, Uni0nvills, Perry, Men,
tor and bieklide, and arrive Il CeEeland
At Is45 p. n,
I2;50 P. \. DAY EXPRESs TRAIR-Stoppinsa at Gi-
rard, Oo1neaut, Ashiabula and Painesvilla
only, and arrives st Cleveland a. e91 p 4.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii leave Connes1t
at 900 A. n, stopping at all stations, and
arriving ct Cleveland at $40 A. 4.
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gapeE Aaugiaas.
100 OOORoILS wAILPAP

30. . "a. .
War has been declared and Secession is the order
or the day and now iB the time for all tidy house.
keepers 10 seeede from dirty and smoky EaIls-Iss$
ooarce on them with rush, paE ~
geby improving 1t1I5 NOW READY
IN ssId 81 81. UarsOn Co., lsa, Superior St., and
50 low thstAn can get them.
l THE COST Is MERE NOTHING.
B! We are now ready to sell French, English and
American wall papers from 50 to 70 per cent. below
peey0us proess and would most respectfully invite
AL to look in upon stock before buying, for in
quality Of goods snd the length OF pisces, We can
give the utmost satisfaction. Our gOOds clmng d.
rectiy from the factories, thereby save one proht
Also large assortment Of Shades Of every Varie.
GOLD BANDS, &C. &C,
Also just opened beautiful lot Of
H L1.lVl O OR MOE s
with Bands, Lool te., 70 match. OOl de and TsE-
sells in endless riety. PaFor Hanging done at
short notioe Inexperienced workmensaDd ct ress0n-
able rate
Also, Wo would take nice isbs OF painting grain
Ing and vanishing at fair and remune-ativs rates.
NIB. To Dealers we would invite thsir attention
% our iErRs stock. 1-f oi frg- s-ag GmarA
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46RNEEG,aAsEB5TS IA 1851 snaoIza

srs ..l af.
/ Time Of Time Of
Oloslng Leaving
NAL, Depot.
7;1 A. Meas AsM.
a2s A.M.b.sX.
y sih ed lIr cid
| 7:sO P. M.s.SP.m
s15 ID ldI f
500 P. N. s@RM
= tl3E
90 a3 cole
HIsA.M.la .laBAsM
l&sSSaHl&SA&
7;OA. NJ. $50 A. N.
s:I5 P. n. E45 P. M.
800 ?. n. 10 P.G
1000 P. M. 500 A. N.
1000 P. n sIO A. NJ
TAElEGTE
BIS P. N. 4:65 P. N.
1855 ?. d. 4:55 P. N.
WHEIlL0H |
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7.mA. aUo |
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0IL4 OILtl OILftT - |
PI NEER ORKS. /
Oh ARIES A. DEAN,
Manufacturer Of
PURE CARBON AND PETRoLEUM

FOR BURNING AND LUBRIOATIRG,
Warranted Equal to the New York Kerosene
Which offer to the Trade at less price than can
be purchased at any other house in the city az OBJ
tain Oil from my own Wells, and have not to pJr-
chase crude oil from second hands, consequently can
sell at low price, and the QualitV Guaranteed 70
give satisfaction in every respect
aas-The Trade supplied with crude Petroleum. =
Railroad Companies furnished with pure Meoea OIL
free from sand or water.
LAMPS, SHADES a wioKs AT WHOLESALE
oFFIOE-No. 81 Water st.. (R. R. Block. Cleys.
land. Ohio. aur32.dhvgasa
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CLEvELANp AEP MAHONING

FInE Table No.ls-To take sEect On and aasr
Thursday, March 2lst, ls6l.
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Ia W INTELLIGENCE.
SrpERInp cnI1PTN II.r,rr ,1.nnr..

SUPERIOR COURr-JUDGE MARTIN
Jackson Busby The Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Company. Action to recover damages for
injuries received upon the road Before reported.
On trial.--Assignment for Monday SCI to COZ.
JUDGE MARsHALL's Court was not in session YES
terday.
THE CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Bond, having ad-
journed over until this morning at II O'Clock will
take up the usual Saturday cases.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JuDGE KREBs.
State of Maryland Us. Northern Central Railway
Company. Petition filed in this case BY the Ches.
apeake Bank and others, to be made party as
owner of prior liens to those of the State and for
a modification of the injunction. -Chesapeake
Bank, ct al, Us. the NORTHERN Central Railway
Company. Bill filed for specific performance on
the part of the Railroad Company, of agreement
to pay 1000 per to a sinking fund to pay
compliments claim, and also for an injunction to
restrain payment to the State or others until such
sinking fund shall be made up, then being five
years in arrears.-Beale II. Richardson as. Geo.
Peters and others. The Court filed an opinion and
passed an order overriding the exceptions to the
Auditors report. This opinion looks to settle
ment of the case by partition under the agreement
of Sally Peters, the tenant for life. The case was
again referred to the Auditor, to distribute the
surplus funds in the hands of the trustees
the dvsors and legatees, subject to reduction as
to those who may have heretofore received any
portion more than others.-Susauna Rauck U.s.
Frederick Rauck. Bill of complaint filed for di.
vorce q uiRculo matrimOnii.
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SglppIilg yntellIgenfs.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, FEBRUARY

Arrived.
Steamship Locust Point, French 40 hours from New
York mdse and passengers to S Pearcs. Passed of
Cove Point, ship, at anchor.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, from Norfolk, to n
Falls.
Steamer Octorara, Mclaughlin Philadelphia, James
Shriver.
Schr Chase, Shute, from Savannah, lumber tc
Whedbee 4 Dicknron;, towed up by steamtug Murray
Schr Grace Girdler, Clark, fran New York, mdse tc
Rose & Lyon.
Steamship r Spaulding, Howes, Boston via Norfolk
A L Higgins.
Steamer Adelaide Cannon, Norfolk-M Falls
Steamship Potomac, Watson, New York, Samuel
Pearce.
:, schr John Henry, FentOn, Norwich, Conn, Phil
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4eaai Motites.


TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
Lefty, IN EQUITY-J0HN W. CRISFlELD, WILLIAM
). WATERS, Trustees, STEPHEN D. C0LBOURN-
Ordered by the Court this 4h day of February 1861 that
the trustees give notice to the creditors of Stephen D. Col
Gourn to file their claims properly authenticated with the
Clerk of The Superior Court Baltimore city, bef1re
the 18th day OF April next by causing copy Of this
to be published in daily in the city OF Bal
r. N MARTIN.
True copy, Test-GE0. E. SANGSTON,
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La EEs Ersz3 PHILADELPHIA
Eaff,sssy 49, tySa5ssl1-sIstEst5 " L NJ Y To

saese ~. s-sagA@s FEST Agn SOI =.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlIROsE
On and after November 25th. 1863, the trains VIII r
a follows
Leave Camden Station, Baitimorc-Maii sscert .
Ct 400 A. NJ; Express daily at 500 p ". Bot! Tr.;rs
GlTecty through to ALL PARTS Or TIE EST So, r..
WEST AND N0RTHWES ~
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the & 20 A .r
commodaton train between Cumberland and Whrciiag
and betwee, Grafton and parkersburg, take fla saI
and 4.C0 p. NJ train from Bs4 ti!norC ~ 49, "a 90
and Frederick at 735 A. ~ "
The ELlICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore atsg
A. n, and and co P NJ, and Eiiicnrts vIls a. "a
NJ. 230 and 20 P NJ 1850 - "
FOR WAShVNGT0N AND TIE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore at Is and S35 4. NJ ands2 10
NJ On sundays ct i.25 A. IF only. Leave Washington
go snG TAO A. NJ and IS and eco F. u. Sundays at
80 r III. only The second and third train only r-or,
hsmore stop at way points Tie second fourth train,
from Baltimore and the second and third from Washington
connect with trains on the Annapolis Road.
For further information, tickets OF every kind &c ar
to J 7. ENGLAND, Agent, Camden Ststia or al th
Ticket Office. W p. SMITH,
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent naE n
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
COASTWISE
NEW YoRK-Schr. Grace Girdler.-70 bbls apples
Evans Staum & Co.; hhds syrup, Dbl. do, Mathews
Butler so do, Whiting. Baker Bros Co.; 100 rolls
mating, Mcdowell Robinson Co.; Is bales hemp, Rob-
ert Mer; bbls. camphor E L s. Frey.
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Steamboats,,
ii baltimore AND sUsoUEBAE.
MA STE.tF COUP AAN-


ETT aaEsszzssz&1s- FOR THE PA TU.FFNT RIVED
Inc steamer MARY WASHINGTON will raenrna n bor
70 tGe Patuxent River commencng WE6SESDAy
@ NJ W, February 9th, 1861 at O'Clock, and continue
ippegsusX until further notice Preceding as far
hetuh ing Will leave Hills Landing every Friday morn
Ing 5Gp behedlct Will leave Benedict evr y Saturday
onnS at CLOCK Tor Baltimorc-calling at all In
mgs on tne River, also Fair Haven and Plum Point