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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-05-15


EUROPEAN WAss.-By the latest news from
Europe, we learn that the ssOld World'' also
appears to be in warlike commotion. Great
preparations are making to increase the ar
mics and navies of the different powers, and
fears are entertained that general European
war is at hand. In a recent communication to
the Boston Commercial Bulletin, Donald Nc
Kay states that the Emperor of France has
ordered ten new iron-clad frigates like La
Gloire to be constructed as soon as possible.
In England the Harrior and the Black Prince
the two largest mail-clad frigates ever de-
signed-are in forward state; and the two
others-the Defense and the Resist0nce-are
also progressing rapidly. Austria has just
commenced the construction of two such fri
gates, and Russia, four. Mr.. Mckay states
that during his visits to the French and Eng
lish navy yards, last summer, he bad frequent
opportunities of examining the construction
Of ron-cased steam frigates, and he assisted
in several experiments to test the resisting
power of armor plates. In view of this per-
sonal experience, he says: "l do not hesitate
to risk my reputation mechanic Of some
experience in stating that no ships construct
ed on the old system are capable of sustaining
fifteen minutes fight with one of these in
vulnerable monsters, without being blown up -
He believes that Pennsylvania iron is of a
very superior quality for making ship armor,
and that we ought to have at least six of such
iron-cased frigates, carrying &c guns each.
The Warrior and the Black Prince are to have
very powerful engines, so as to give them
speed that will surpass that of any war vessel
adoat. The London Engineer states that each
frigate will have engines of the nominal power
of ,260 horses, but an actual power of 900
horses. The engines have cylinders of 1l2
inches diameter, the largest ever made for
steamers. The stroke is feet; number of
revolutions per minute, SO; making the speed
of piston, 400 feet per minute.
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.-1hn n

1L-tH LNVINfs TUX SAIE.-Ihe
~ dersIgned, residing in Woodward township
has on hand a twenty-five horse power engine and
boilers which be will dispose of. Any person in
want of an engine, would do well to examine this
one before purchasing elsewhere. The price vii,
be low and the terms easy. lie has also on haiu
an excellent Shingle machine which he viii sell
on easy terms. JOHN NJ. CHASE.
Woodward tp.. April IL, 1s5l-2mp
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To oinsure attention, the CksH nu2t a.cor---
ny notices, as follows'-Au Cautions - "a
strays sl, auditors ncti;es, Sl,so; Adm.
all other transient Notices az the san aEd
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TO LUMBFRNrN

finishing new first class Saw Mill. for So sOS e
umoer, atDuncannon one mile below @ Greens n -eet
on the Susquehanna; and desire to bova D@h oh
ner from Clearfeld county. to stock the Loo PS'f,
with oak and pine for one, two or tbres0 poua poua
This mill will command two thirds of the ,A's
of Perry county. at fair remunerative ts' rri'
Any person having lumber, can have f,Ffi.ss' Pcs
terms of copartnership, and good home Zoe
this season, during the present depressed Ae!
the tide water business. Write TO or cali o. - 0,
:, FRANCIS B. JONES
May ID. lS6l.-3t. Duncannon PER-, a. n
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MISS ISABELLA CROSS. MILNE, s~s
1Sl Mantaumaker, three doors west of the Ws,f
Ington House, in New Washington. will atte-8
promptly to all work, in the aoove line. entruz..
to her care. Nav / 1851 -str
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SAMUEL I'll. PLEASANTS, BARBER Ae-r
~ HAIR-DRESSER. has removed his sbop 10 m.
building adjoining Graham, Boynton 4 Cos store
where he has fitted up very neat room his
customers and the public requested to give
MIN a call April. Is6l-deel2'da
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-05-15

nR. ISAAC GUSS. has located in gradfor3 >,
IL for the practice of IN edicine and its colla-er,
branches. Office at Williams Grove, CIearf5.
county. Pa. Nav ls6l.I.-
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GEN. BUTLER's ORDERs.-Gen. Butler, in
a special brigade order, makes the following
alusion to the arrest of Spencer: ssThe Gen
eral takes this opportunity publicly, as he has
done privately, TO thank Lieuts. Fox and
Shelley, of the Eight Regiment, for their COOL
ness, promptitude and zeal, in arresting one
Spencer, who was uttering in the presence of
the troops at the Relay House, atrocious SEN
timents, declaring that sswe,'' meaning him
self and brother rebels, sacted rightly toward
the Massachusetts troops three weeks ago last
Friday" and saying that the murderous MOB
who killed our friends there were right IN the
action, and that he same men were preparing
TO give us a warm reception on our return.
s'For these reasonable speeches., substantially
admitted by him in his written examination,
Spencer has been arrested and sent TO Annpo-
lis where he will be properly dealt with"
The other matter to which the General de-
sires to call the attention of the troops is this:
| ssW Wishing to establish the most friendly rela-
tons between you and this neighborhood, the
General invited all vendors of supplies to visit
our camp, and repenish our somewhat scanty
commissariat. But, to his disgust and hor
ror, he finds well authenticated evidence that
a private in the 9th Regiment has been poison
ed by means Of strychniae administered IN food,
brought into camp by one Of these pedters. l am
happy to be informed that the man is now out
of danger. This act, of course, will render it
necessary for me TO cut Oft all purchases from
unauthorized persons. Are our few insane
enemies among the loyal men of Maryland pre-
pared to wage war upon us in this manner
Do they know the terrible lessons of warfare
they are teaching us, Can it be that they do
not realize the fact that we can put an agent,
with a sword, in every household, armed with
the terrible weapon? In view OF the terrible
consequences OF this mode of warfare, II 1t
were adopted by us from their teachings, may
not, with every sentiment of devotional
prayer, exclaim, Father, forgive them; they
know not what they do Certain it is that
any other such attempt, reasonably authenti
Gated as to the person committing it, will be
followed by the swiftest, surest, and most con-
dign punishment"
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WANTED TO HIRE-A young man VII
w understands driving two horses, and TN
work generally. Good 'ges viii be paid In al
by VIM. IRWIN, Curwousyille
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= VHA-Lfo " ItIULEI FeClster
Clearfield, Pa, May Is. 1861.
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May is. IssI. 90 puncapnon -, =. -, y
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StGraQe.

STORAGE.--Room can be had in a fir e-pro
- Warehouse on Commerce street. Apply to
JOHN HENDERSON h Co,
fel9-n corner Pratt and Commerce strects.
tSToRAGE TAKEN ut the lowest RATES by
= '@"i' "@F<'%i. Led x h'taw atrest sn2i-tf
GTORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
~ be obtained desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on BoWly wharf Apply 10
p. MALCOi Il co,
lzt Wood street, Bowly's wharf
RAGE.-Capacity to the extent of 10000
AJhaTeis merchandise csn b. obtained at Eendsrson,s
wharf: Apply TO JOHN HENDERSON Il Co,
myl7-U corner Con merce and Pratt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ OF the large Warehouse No 100 S. Eutaw street oppo-
site Baltimore and ohio Railroad Depot Apply on the
premises to REP " WOLF. fes-tf
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
orates in Warehouse Nc SO South street.
su2a-tf Sc Sor r ..r a.
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IHE DAILY EXCHANGE. JUNE y. 1881.
SisgI;keats
Esslf-A NOTICE. ~
G=r-.ssrTf--s-sr- CHANGE 0T p,vC s7n TIM

E-.gsF~A NOTICE. -----l~(-
S=--ssszHss7z.-ss CHANCE OF DAYS TO THE
-, dTUFENT Eve z:
The steamers GEORGE W EMS and MARY Y <r11--c.
TON viii c we Baltimore for the Pauxe River IN ~,
following days: - '4 ''e
SATCADAY, TUESDAY and TaCRSrAY commence
ing on Saturday ing, June ls 1851, O'clock fo-
Hfs Landing d rect. aGd continue during the season
Returning every MONDAY, WEDstkSt Y and ;, r;rE
nAY. The Boat leaving Hil!'s t.andin: kondsy and
Wednesday will he uire3t Tor Bait more - ~
The SATURDAY Boat will leave HIS Landing CT Frfdav
for lie edict leaving Benedict Saturday morl x al i
O'Clock for Baltimore.
lhe above Steamers will call al ali the usua anhnys on
the River, also at Fair Haven fum ioInt so;n and
returning. ~
Feghts received o'clock on the days previous to
the departure Of the Boats.
Passage to FatuNent kiyer....sl &c. Meals extra
DO PLAIN Fcnt......-. La. Do.
Do Fair Raven. To-.
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S%sis ~ -rrSSs2:ygs::SSEyS3Sr1 Fti; THE
Exc f:'S sz3ssaast We = 4 ~ sorTa.
, THE BALTIMORE ANH OHIO RAILROAD
~ ana 2:tcr Nay ft 1851 the trains will run ~ f3oys
Leave CAMDEN STATION, 8alt!ruore--saii iexceoi
itait 1t so a. NJ; Ex press daily 1T 3 is 2. NJ
BON Trains directly thronghfo for ALI, PARTS OF THE
WEST, SoUft@N EST AND EURTuWEST
FOR VA z i-ASS@TGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the $50 A. w.
train; between Piedmont and Wheeling take com ,oIg
ton train leaving Piedmont at A. 81; AMI bctvee,
81 iTn0ra - ~ ''"'i '''n'
The ERFpE2IcK TRAIN Ieaves Baltimore at 30 ?. s.,
TIE ELLIGoFTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore s.0Sa
and 9.l5 f. H., and las S.p P IL. and Ecotts Mills
at 40 a1d il 90 r., .at $40 and : o. P Il.
a0S KASHIN9TGN AED TIE SOUTH.
Leaves Baltimore at % and5 ~ A. Mand As and 5;0P
On Sundays 81 40 4. NJ only Leave Washington IT
80 aDG 3le A. NJ aud 2.3) and AZ P NJ On S,lnay3 II,
25n < only The second All fourth ttsin> only from
from Baltimore and the second and third IRON WasGn ton
connect with train2 on tIIa Annapolis road
FOR 'rtheT rdaton tickets of every kind &C. appv
q T. ENGLAND, Agent, al Camden static ny y; The
Ticket once " P SMITH,
i. NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent mist,
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8siL 2gaGs.
ia III 5ssssssssssSsss PHILADELPHIA,
49, Syv. $500 WILMINGTON ANn RALTiMOR

Ee5ss Ia --sssssssstsssssr PHILADELPHIA,
3zf iy3. 14ff7stte-ASSs9 WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
RAIIR0AD.
SPRING AND SUMNER ARA HGEAENTS.
after MONDAY, May 18Th, Passenge. Trains for
Phltadepha viii leave PRESl DEtT STREET EPtF daily
texcc2. Sunday rs follows, viz:
Express Train az 10 o'clock A. NJ; Wy Mail at IS
o,elnek a n Evening &ail at l.45 ?. NJ On SUNDAYS,
unit iurtter notice 9s5 IL and AZ p. NJ All Ira
c1ln.2 with Hsw York trains except 40 P. NJ train
FragE Train, with Passenger Car attached, leaves at
go NJ stopping al ELI stations between Baltimore and
HsVrE-da-Grace.
Passengers fnr Delaware eni Eastern Shore OF Maryland
ton.
ali colcred persons must give bond bef entering the
cars. WILLIAM Crawford.
h<l-u agent.
IL Fgsy E5E:.s5!s5sssss..s NORTHERN
Ga=.ZS-s-&3-Ca-ha1 CENTRAL RAILWAY,
cPERINFZNDEET s OEF.CE,}
49, - CALVERT TATfON, Baltimore NAY 20. 1861
r,I ms , KGai IS now open for TRANSPORTATION OF
FRtlGHf3 heretofore.
f21 inf2rmation respecting rates. apply to JAMES
NJ PPL1, freSht Agent. Calvert Station.
For FNE.GHFH e.ti3ea est, via Fennsylyanis Rail.
road, apply to MAERAW 1t K00NS corner Nor h and
Pleasant streets. JAS q CLAIRE
ihstlH Superintendent.
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NORTHERN
NORTHERN CENTRAL

lNTENDENT'S OFFICE, GALvERTp
STALLION, BALTIMORE, May 18th 1851. :
On and after SUNDAY, HAY 10Th, 1861 FT.ins North
ern Centfa Rait"ay arrive and depart follows, uat;
urtaer notice.
TRAINS NORTH.
Mall IT 5 : \ NJ express at35l P ii Harrisburg Ac
The 81 A. N. Train connects RELAY House with trains
o. e"tern Maryland Railroad At hanover junction with
fanoYtr ami Gettysburg Railroads; Tor: WITT York
and W!ghtsvilie Railroad at Harrisburg Wit. PennsvI
yana k3Tosa for al rags Of West also, with e0anon
laey railroad to New York direct. At Northumberland.
w.lh H. Ina 3 Railroad for Kingston and all parts Of
mEGrG alley; at SunhIcy with Phlla phia aid Erie
YorE % ~ ' an -N'''
The ; 30 : Train rnakes all the above connections ex-
Gept Hanover Railroad WIightsville Railroad and the
Lebanon Valley Railroad ~ ~
ihe z u Tan makes connections with Pennsylvania
for New York. " ~ ~
TRAINS ARRIFE.-Mal at6I9 P ", Express at rs
A. ~, Harrishnrg Accommodation at ?. NJ.
or TICKETS ard information enquire at the Ticket
Office, Calvert station, Batmore.
, JAS. c. CLARKE.
inEl-N Super acnGrEt
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- FOR THE pATUxgyT RIvER

4 VIN itItI Q AIN IT BIZ,
SssssnIassatSs The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will
rtsulr ier route to the Patuxeut River, commencing " W
NESbAY, February 9th, and continue eycry Wcd,rstay
thereafter until further notice
-, - MASON l.. WEEKS, Master
The Stance GEORGE WEEAS VIII leave her wEar;
for the same place '"
TEEn WEESIS, Master
n. B.Tobacco landed at either No or Tnhac"o v ara
house, as shil p"fS may desire.
All freight must he prepaid. rfhlSfF
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,esvss FOR BREMEN.-The AL Bremen shin
ssz - FIT, d. klamp; master. will have quick de-!
pdch for the above port For freight or nassau ~, ~,
the Captain on board, Belts wharf or to Apply 10
io,,o. A. SCHUMACHER & CO.
No q Gnutb
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= BALTIMORE AND SU2Qu HI
2s:sf;;sttfasfe6s.z "a SfEAH COMPANY.

I'7A!lA VtNA SI' y t5IGtt q n. i
s2:sfr1fE.&sE7 Ma SfhAH EGiPA ~.
Sf45t IA Z DAILY Line (eSc.: 5anjag) f9r PokE q 5
F9SiT, Ia Y E DE- GRACE, and II 5E HAVSR CANAL
Ths 5te.Iaboat 'i.AHCASTER,n Capt ). = r1sellns"
leaves lover emf of y eg5 Fails s.ery TuEl!A
IHURSOAi an SATURDAY EVEN! AZ .t o'sncH
ksSgTlng 'ea.r PART DEPOSIT ENGHE N0NpAy,
WEDNESDAY a. FRIDAY EVE%ft.ts, at 3 o'clock. :,!,!
HAFRh ~; H@Afi AZ O'Clock, p NJ.
Passage, nerths iIciudef So csqts
ETe:i,At ged daily NATL o'clock, carrcl at 10
rates and Carefully attended 20.
~ duplicate receipts Tor fret Git viii ne ye9nirGa.
All GOATS tow cd Gully 1T tie risk OF their
The aeq1 at I1aTTa de- trace will attend ioreardnp
r1schaldse consigned 70 him tor 2py point the
y&aa CalSsor vii! re ship freights atsUiG1 ,nlo.e
Ph.!aasiplJz OF elsaE here
The Steamboat "JUkiATa,' CAPT Fred Touli0.on cas-
he chartered at any time.
jog. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent Rai.im7re
Il. ALEX. IA YI.p3, Agent, Hayrs ne Grace
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z,eK@n CID D0HTNIoS STEAMBOAT

DeiT.a CID D0AIEI0H STEAMBOAT
sfssSfSa2.is-zaa COMPANY.
FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA, AND Lam
mss ON TIE RApPAHAaNOGK RIVER.
Iae steamer VIRGINIA, Captain \. tlir!snk, leaves
B@ltinog iToEn her berth It Aeelt ANS pisrght
wharf, EN- cry FRIDAY AFTERNOON, al q C!ork, ar
returning leaves FrederCksbu nv ERT T ESDA y
Norm M, at3 O'Clock, CT Immediately the arrival Of
the tram OF cars from Richmond WaShpgtcu Stopping
at al t9 regular Landings the Fappahannock 9;
So0G and returning, to land and receive freight and
ScBgefS
TIE VIRGINIA
IscopafstYeiy new, ana ba by merchants of Frefe
t'&Ha " ana baltimore interested IN the trade, and rg
crGianS and farmers residing the counties bordering
N th happahannC2S i2r taE purpose keeping
rst lass steamer on the route During the Winter
ward deck has been enclosed thus aoring complete yo
tect0a Tor Horses, and Other live stock. Carriages ci
sizes can he asea hoard and carried under deck without
lSklig OF the wheels Her StSe.oom tcrth
aI;Jns re large and commodious, and he capacity fo
nc ssui'sro: on the waters OF the Chesapeake.
through freight received in Baltimore. and charEes "a
BY =. j CAPRON CO.. Howly's wharf
e. Freight received ca board Of toe Steamer Wedresia
ana thursdays, and on Fridays UP to O'Clock, T &:
For further Information Blank R-cei;t use
Dy the Company, apply on board, or to
|. 2. j. CAPRON & co, Agen.s,
- - ,- no. q iowiy's wharf, Baltimore
= SLANGHTEi:, President, fredericksburg, "a. nh22-
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ship RANE R3EE % ION, Captain Kn5lss
HELEN A hlLI,E2 60
- CHARLES, 49,
Hhese vessels are all Of superior class and is~a AZ
49, ~ urs Ihey sail regularly verts and
oy Saptans we'll experienced the trade ire
2acy, ioo Of the above vessels in such as will sfr -
0Iy 10 Shippers For freight, cabin OF steerags rs 90
"pPiS l" JOHN HENDERSOE 4 co '''
GEO VI uv1yco.r ~ - No 81 Pratt street.
their address. Gil hoO'S cohsiEGtd 10
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.dssst FOR LIVERPOOL.-The AL British hal,
stts2sSC AHkR CLOUf, Capt. Abbott now ll.5in., -,
dispatch. For freight apply to '~''''' Will nave
:,,., FOARD & ROGERS
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EFgaI Nn.ifeg.
TL.,. .ba ,,sb,l,-; -,

9sSHTS IS 40 CERTIFY, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
civ n N-tyiand letters estarnentary the estate Of
SD|AR Sevns Claims said are
s ss sef attC on or S m Ts day Of Sup
sem5sr I they may oheEwse by aT be eXend from
are requested to make Immediate payment Given under
my hand this ed day Of E ES?FSs' IsS aar
ts2s1,w.w /, < sPEaGGE : A aao95sT
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrl-
beers have obtained from the Orphans Court of 'alt
NATa lei MuS8, Of said cg, dooea ssa's al
warned exhibit sayae, viii the vouchers thereof e
The On or before the stday Of December next
o. sal estate All to said estate are re-
" ',' # $RE5k AT N, a HgHEoF'
jcl5lawiw" Executors
rlNHiS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscr.
4 Der hat obtained from the Orphans Court of Balti
p s state g B. G on on s
deceased, hereby warned exhibit the with Ne
vouchers thereof to the subscriber before the fifteenth
day Of July ls otherwise they may by law, be eXcuded
from all benefit of said estate Given under ny hand this
"'' EIIZABETg c. TALIAFERRo,
FNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
city letters sstsentay On he estste Of
MASK, late of said city, deceased All perIons having
the same, III the vouchers thereof properly uthent
Gated before the 18th day OF DE- 1861 they NAV
otherwise b2 Law, &c excluded from all benefit OF SAID
estate All indebted to said reau TO
ioake immediate ment. Given gpder rig hand this 10Th
cay OF June, 1851 VIM. II. kREk,
jclllawiw& Executor
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the sub
scriber Of Calvert county. has Obtained from the Or
phAns Court of Cal :ert county, Maryland letters
administration on the personal estate OF iH0HAS j.
tElibEN late OF Calvert county, deceased All persons
having claims against the said deceased, hereby warned
To exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof
scTe at or before the 18th day OF december they
otherwise by law b. excluded from ali benefit Of said
estate Given under hand this ilih ia June 1851.
/ je2l-law6w+ WALTER HELEN, Admir-
| THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the su0Scri-
Der mas obtained from the Orphans Court Of iinore
city, letters testamentary on the estate Of VILLA N
MULLER late of said city, deceased persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby
hlb the with the vouchers thereof to the subscr
on or before the 18TH day Of December 1861; they
otherwise, ny Law, be excluded from all benefit
All persons indebted to said eSsate
Juu-, 1861 NICHOLAS MULLER,
JciQ law4w+ Execy or
| FENHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri
= bers have obtared from the Orphans Court NJ Balt
more CITY letters teStameutary the of ALEXA
DER WINCHESTER, late of said city deceased. Ali per
having claims against said deceased he ey
Macer, acting executor, before the oath day O! Nc
yembar next: they may otherwise, by law be exclud5
from all benefit OF said estate All in lebted
estate are requested to immediate payment ayc
under our hands this 2Ith day of May, 1861
SARAH ANN WINCHESTER,
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
4 her has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Baltimore
city, letters of administration on the estate of PETER
AIoELOrf late of said cty decreased All persons hay
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
exhibit tn" with the vouchers thereof, t. the subscr
ber before the ID day Of December 1851 they may
otherwise by BE- excluded from al benefit Of said
estate All indebted said requested
make immcdia. payment. Given un4s BY hand this 18th
day of Nav, 1861. r. h SUMMERS,
In.aDlawiwE
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SsssA FOR HAVRE.-The fine AL Baltimore
ssfEA ship JOHN CLARK, Lctournau master. wiIIIsvo
sispaLch Tor the above For passage onIy go
stats-room accommodation, apply to 81" '''i7
., FOARD E ROGERS
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ss<7a FOR BREMEN.--The fine fast-sa,Iino
~ - Bremen ship BREMERBAYEN, Hilken ma.teT
W nave quick despatch for the above Bort For fIbi
- hspI wharf,
is5.f corner C,n. .s;j,' - 80 a W
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Thus j. HAND & Co
NJ % ~0uth Gay street
i,r., W. hRUADS Il SON.
i-i9 u corner Smiths wharf nd '.
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,esEA FOR BREMEN.-The fast aliing Al
@asss Bremen bark MARYLAND, John EeIIners e astar
nave quick despatch for the above pot For feig
OF s,aEe apply to the Captain board at Carger's
m@GI M u NONkAPFF Il ARENS,
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EETILLIAM S. CROSS.
Wv LUMBER, STAVEAND
GEN ERAL COMMISSION NERCHAN-
WIS, corner +. Falls and Eastern Avenues, BnIt
Mlliatend to selling all kinds Lumber Slaves Src,ts
doops, &c, and fill orders for same - ''' 7''0'A''
a.. =, REFER TO
essfS HagrGT Koons, Agents Pa Central RI Co B,It
3 G. Hand Co,
Feny Wallace, New York
- : ". MILLER, Esq, Burlington, Pa og4f
PARKHURST, JR., & CO.
e. GENERAL CORhySSyOy gr1Cg,t-rv
uprp,. pE-,,, AND DEALERS IN -
VI HNNA' 'hrlNED AND CRUDE WHALE OILS
c,,,,,,, STRAITS, BANK AMI SEOpE 0rr =
SPERM AND ADAMANTINE CANDT - " "'A'o'
fson u Souri, STREET,
Baltimore I'd.
IN SHIPPING AND COMMISSION NERru AN-c
lis SMITHS WHARF,
AdVsncesmade on coussnments to our address ~ N -
nenaS IN the various ports OF Europe and The Nest s
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do FOR LIVERPOOL.-Tb fin ; p-,-;zI,
sasa4sA bark CITY OF PETEKBuEuUGH s ii,i5"
dispatch Far freight apply 20 '"'i ana wili nave
ia,o.+f F0ARn K Rogers.
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PRODUCE, -'
1872 SoUTH EUTAY sTRHyr
lCPpoSlte Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depo4N
N, ~. Refers by permission to
imessrs. kirkland Chase 4 Co, Baltimore
sLessrs. Pearce " GRAY, Baltimore
MessTs Buckler Shipley. Baltimore
Messrs Isaac Reynolds Il Sen, Baltimore
Messrs. Nyckhon Post New York
3Messrs SPOTS, Harvey Co, Richmond
inessrs Alvey LiPsct NIB, Richrond
MeSsrs ;. I. q t. q. Budd, Charleston
Messrs Toulmin, Voorhees, & Co, Mobile
George Nathan, ESQ.,, New Orleans
thdWd w. Warner, Esq, Philadrlphia
aichl Warner, Esq., President Mechanics, Ro,L ,o;,i
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szg FOR ROTTERDAM -2 = 5, .z.-.
oa4ed @i9s s; isspa SRA rS (. $ a. vii b.
va t%rppaaTd, Commercial 3 hart
je2O sw* a SCauhACHER I co,
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/ ~ AFANA C1GARS.-T viii Iii -
4 L. and choice assortment Of t't "Sli my large
lily i g s exceedingly low for cash D 5 y 621a and
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.s$saasa5 FOR LONDUN.-The AL Prus,iso na.l,
Viii Ii, IN aSlEDhRlOhE' row loading for Ian
uon, math nearly an her cargo engaged will lake mall
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VA W. WHITMAN,
w PRODUCE AND GENERAL
Z" 81 MI y 81 " AER CHANT,
unor r,,,,r DEALER IN
"Vob' TEA FlRS, DRIED FRUIT, BEESYsx
AND PRODUCE GENERALITY VA
;,., No. 81 LIGHT STREET,