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arrest OF uason and sl.aell.

The Norfolk (Va.) Day Bool Of the 18th has the
following account of the arrest Of MASON and Sill
DELL:
"a passenger by the flag of truce steamer Satur-
day, reports the following with reference to eur
Commissioners TO Europe, Messrs. Mason and Sill
dell, and their Secretaries Eustis and Mcfarland
which was obtained Of Lieut. Salsonstall, at the
Point.
"This above named gentlemen on arriving at Ha-
vans took passage in the regular steamer from inst
port to England This steamer WAS overhauled by
Federal vessel the steamer San Jacinto, Com.
Wilkes, on her way to the United States from the
coast of Africs-the cOmmandaDt Of which de
manded the English vessels list Of passengers. It
was at first refused but being insisted upon, and
some ugly threats made, was finally given up. IN
der protest, for inspection. The names of hessrs
Mason and Slideu appearing on it, they were at
once made prisoners in the name of the United
States and taken of the ship, underline protest of
her Captain. Our informant further States that
they are now in the Roads, on board the Minnesota
"Since the above was written, we have heard it
confirmed froma source which places it beyond
doubt. We are not in possession Of the full partc-
ulars but learn that the capture took place at sea
soon after the British steamer left Madeira. The
San Jacnto was lying in wait for her. having prob
ably touched at that port for instructions, on her
return to the United States.
From another source we have had it reported
that sone six or seven shots passed between the
English nail steamer and the sSsn Jaeinto before
the privilege was awarded to the Yankees to search.
We give this, however, merely as one Of the rumors
without Youehing for it,
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CUMBERLAND GAP, Nov. I6, 1861.

Mr. EDIron :-Perhsps some who peruse the
columns of your excellent paper would be pleased
to hear some items of intelligence from this place.
and as have not noticed any articles recently from
here in your paper, pardon the liberty take of
penning few items for the public. Col. G. W. NJ.
CHURCHwELL, com. 4th Tennessee regiment c. S. A.
reached this point Oct 9TH and found but little doing
in the way of certifying this important pass in the
gap of the mountains. Immediately his men went
to work with q vim in clearing away
timber and constructing formidable fortifca-
tons. The work has gone bravely on for forty
days, and is now well nigh z complete,
Our men merit praise for their interchangeable in
dustry in working dsy and night, and have been
complimented by the engineers for the great
amount of labor performed in SO short time.
Recently they have been assisted by the Alabama
18th Regiment and Colonel RAMS 18th Tennessee
Regiment We have strong chain of breastworks
for miles, and some magnificent batteries, mounted
with artillery, commanding the country for miles
around US. Colonel CHURCHwELL has the charge
and command Of the pest, and has been very cares
full and skilful in the discharge of his duty-with
close scrutiny watching diligently, day and night
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rnoprobnbI5ep ians Of me Enemy.

:. Since The defeat of tina Yankees at Manassas they
have gone to work wish redoubled energy to i'm
prove the lesson taught them there by our invinci
bic volunteers. They have spared no pains to
collect immense armies in the field at all points
along our border, TO prepare fleets, both on the
Ocean and the Mississippi to provide srtillery of
the largest cRbre and imminent quantities and to
mature sytem to attack us where there is the least
prospect Of success, and where there IS none,
TO annoy and plumber the South. Their state Of
preparedness seems to be nearly complete. Ac-
cordingly VIC find them advancing or threatening
our lines at nearly every point as tc leave the
public mind in state of uncertainty as to their real
intentions. One of the -st objects, undoubtedly,
that they have contemplated, by confronting
the Confederate forces with their ornaments, is
to subtract considerable force from our columns on
the Potomac, and allow MCCLELLAN to make an as
ssult upon our Notifications thus weakened by the
success of their strategy, They thus hope to carry
out their original design of crushing the rebellion"
at one blow, by capturing Richmond and dispensing
the Government. In this scheme they have ev.N
IDENTIFY failed. The armies of the Potomac are not
weakened Regiment by the stratsgem. and JOINS
sFoN and BEAuREeARD yet securely defy their as
saults, and make the tyrants' trembe in their CAPT
tai.
Being foiled in this plan they may attempt to gain
some temporary advantages in other quarters, to
compensate them for the failure in forcing the with
drawal of portion of the force on the Potomac.
They may make an assault upon our works at Co
lumbus, or endesvor to turn our position there
They may make q demonstration with their feet at
some other point, on our coast than Port Royal.
1t seems that they have opened their fire upon
the Confederate batteries at Pensacola. We do
not believe they viii succeed in any Of these dem
onstrations, bat if they should the advantage they
viii gain will be partial and temporary, only to be
succeeded by their speedy discontinue and defeat
If they should succeed in making an inroad on the
lower Mississippi, it will be the most disastrous
campaign they have ever made.
Few of the army they shall guide into such a trap
will ever return, unless it be as exchanged pris~
Oners. Their force will be scattered by the invinci-
BILE legions of the South.
Their progress in that direction will be like that
of heavy body sinking in the broad bosom Of the
Mississippi, where tie waters close around it and
submerge it forever.
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STATE CONSTITUTION.

SECTION LIST. The supreme executive and legisla-
tive power Of the Provisional Government of this
Commonwealth, hereby established, shall be vested
in a Governor and ten Councilmen, one from each
Of the present Congressional districts, majority
of whom shall constitute quorum 10 transact bu-
siness The Governor and Council and Councilmen
to be elected by the members OF this Convention,
in such manner,as this convention may prescribe.
SEC End The Governor and Council are hereby
invested with full power to pass all laws necessary
to effect the objects contemplated by the formation
of this government. They shall have full control
OF the army and navy Of this commonwealth and
the militia thereof.
Sec Sd. No laws shall be passed or acted on, or
appointment made, either civil orlmilitary by the
Provisional Government, except with the concur
renee of majority of the council and approval
of the Governor except as herein specially provid-
ed.
SEC. 4th. In case of a vacancy in the Guberna-
toriaI Office, Occasioned by DEATH resignation or
any other cause, the Council shall have power to
elect Governor rs his successor, who shall not
however, be member of their body.
SEC. 9th. The Council hereby established shall
consist of one person selected from each Congress
sonal district in the State TO be chosen by this con
vention, who shall have power to fill aI vacancies
from any cause, from the district in which such
vacancy shall occur.
SEC 9th. The Council shall have power to pass
any acts which they may deem essential to the pre-
servaton of our liberty and the protection of our
rights; and such acts, when approved by the Cover
nor, shall become law, and as such shall be sus-
tanned by the Courts and other Departments Of the
Government
SEC. 7th. The Governor shall nominate, and by
and with the advice and consent Of the Council,
shall appoint all judicial and executive aud other
officers necessary for the enforcement of law and
the protection OF society, under the extraordinary
circumstances now existing who shall continue in
Office during the pleasure of the Governor and
Council, or until the establishment of 3 permanent
Government
SIC. 9Th. The Governor shall have power by and
with the consent and advise of the Council, to con-
elude a treaty with the Confederate States Of
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SALT The Caddo (La) Gazette has been shown a
sample Of salt made from the salines on Lake Bis
teneau, 10 BossIer parish The planters are obtain
ing their supplies from this source aud there is an
inexhaustible quantity of strong salt water. The
salt works in Bienville are now in operation, and
the wants Of the eastern parishes OF Louisiana can
be met by home manufacture
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WILL give constant emooyusnt to two good sir mn
teams hsuiing and from Manchester Persons ushin
empyment a having aud nay5g good wagons and vii
pic1ss calt i-leli1tgly. " 8.HHlTRMsW
NJ ~
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FPom RpSSeIIV5ue.

Action Of the Conyenton-Formaon % Provisional Govern.
overwhelmingly Declared out Of the Unien-Con tution
FOrmed-The Observation-Disclosures OF commissioner
The Capital at Bow ling Green, etc etc.
Special Correspondence Nashville Uaon and American.
RUsSELLVILLE, KY, November 20.
The Convention met again at half past ten O'Clock
this morning, when was read the report of the
Committee to whom had been referred the duty Of
preparing form of Provisional Government. In
preamble in which the falseness of the State and
Federal Legislature glaringly set FORTH the re-
port concludes, declaring a separation from the
United States forever.
1t reads as follows: ave do, therefore, declare
that the people are hereby absolved from al aIegi
ance to said Government, and that they have the
right to establish any Government which to them
may best adapted to the preservation of their
lives and liberty"
The Constitution adopted in which is embraced
the preamble. which is the same az that agreed
upon at the last sitting of the Convention, and
which has already been published, is divided into
sections, as follows:
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al horsty vested il ne b hs OoFaasssrv Deosssus
the CoEiedsfste stsss Of Azafes, farstg ss5osf7i
Wilh the Of u Bruce q Co the en- i've ana Ell
agents for the purchase q cattle ard hogs nine ccurts
H. Wiiamso1 DTfson. hohertson sn1 THsr-
IN ~ STATE Of Tennessee snd for the State o. Kentuck7
busiaess viii he cse1 Il Ssshvle and Csrksss n
uane e Bruce Co FOR the 5snsat Of aid Confeara
states B 7. WILSON,
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wagons and Teams Wanted.

FTIE undersi rei are prepared 70 eontlsss for tvv
fortid cations and general enginssring-
noy93-d6ts L. T. oUSsIEGHAM & co.
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Wanted,

Re aoelon Hospital, Front street. tEsatyaTs -usss
e2kz el3 iaar1rssss, 70 whom the ashsst 4ii5
~ t1e Ass g te nisTaEs S5tesgiI e paid bs
eaeh mona te hnorsr he Governor Gale.
cut TIE Mill ito tr interest TO snlst and "a d.
tai As nure aud patriotic SLAVE no dsrs contribute
rei q the SICK soleisr BY hiog negro The hospital
thus relieve tn eosernuent frJ tie eortioDse exoeassl
Viii are nov bs ns incisEsed Apply At ths Hoaltal
nSv-J-dts NJ sr0Ur, surgson.
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City HoteI.

TEJHIS H0use viii be closed Friday afterDson nxt,
2ld inst The furniture and fixtures .such I
posed Of priFa civ VIII be scld A. Fuc action, Of aheh
notice vii Be giTsns
vita the above arnouncsuent The undeE ned takes Leave
the t5s. and 10 doi1s avEs himself Of ne occasion
return bis mary friends an1 patrons thraushoui the ccun
his profound anknss m'ns for hsr coatru I'D kndnl
thr3ush 50 many yesrs gone bg. N. SCOTT
Nashville, New 81, '6l-d1t-
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A DESIRABLE RsfiIencs, two miles from the city.
twenty ave Of land portion Of e the bat Of
20 1rck improvement; good Water AID II hrtt
bo-hc0d Terms easy. Apply 90
nov 5--dim j. FERRGss, Esq, NO 20 Cherry sized
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On Consignment and for sale,
- n BARRELS Alcohol;
Sbtb 80 Barrels Rectisi WEalys
50 Hog heads NeE Orleans SuglT;
10 Barrels Crushed ard PcWderal sugar;
50 Boxes Havana SEgaT;
90 Kegs Chics suite;
80 Kegs Pure White lesd;
) Barrels Linsesd Oh
Boots, shoes and Ready Made ClOthing,
n-y2I at sFRATfOS 4 sEYla0s
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Corr, Hay agd Cats Wanted
BY TIE
CONFEpERATE GOVERNMENT.

AN appointed By Col. v K. Stevenson, QuaEtsma,ec
eral for the state Of Tennessee, 70 purchase Corn bay
oats. and vi ply hs market prize. Ny ferds in the
Wall do we'll to call be selling their produce 10 lPec
tors. netd5 all the produce that = 70
all good citizens should give L 4 refusal o. What y
. 10 sell. A. HAMILTON
Primer copy and charge Qlsrermaslsrs DeFarimss..
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Public sale OF Personal Estate

Public Sale OF Personal Estate
E the 7sh day Of December next will expose 70 the
bidder all ne personal property belonging The ests
williamson jordan, tnsar Col eye Grove, Will tou
consisting Of the blowing property; ihidTe head e. 4
mules aud forty head Of three year old ules twenty be
brood and yozng horses, 6ns lack twelve fine m
cows 1856 head Of shse l he'd 81 p0fk hs 200 head Of
hogs and all farming gtsnHs household and kitchen
niture. corns fodder ana oats
Terms OF sale.
credit oftEelYs monhs wiz Be givs1 tie purchaser q
md and two good securities before he property T. r0Es
n Bat the tins and plsceI VII hire out TIE
sod rent the land, IL not dane Prev ousy, for s
year J. WATSON JOAD n.
November 70, 'Gl-dIm Ad1a a5,raio
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Wanfah.

M NEGRO Men and 20 Eeyro Womsn ior purses nr
~ various ccnfderaie states Hospsls il. this city.
order II Dr.. ., w. YandeIl. GEO II. CLARK,
n0v2G-1 ofice No. 30 College sire
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WANT Five No BAKERS for ss osnfsssss,s s.tsr a,n
cihets need apply :. N. MOOsR, d sB
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1.-TWO three Carriage or BODY Makers iranelistsJ.
: bus good sorkmen need sppiy.
Also four coed Blacksmith hslpeFs, sna two CsrsEe F
srs MYBRs, BUsR 4 c
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The FeaeraIs as Portnornl.

The following is the address Of Gen. SHERMAN to
the people Of South Caro;ins on landing at Port
Royal.
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salt.
For Sic.

zoo Rags COARSE SALT;
noTs-t' CAP HUGH MccRzA A 0
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one Hundred ana Fif.T DaiiaIs itsFFaT
ernrug
F9r sale, Kent or Exchange.

tMALL Farm three niles fron ne csiy Tstanoa nd
pike, containing shy acresof sood a1, veil susi
Dairy or Gardening pufposesha SET in Glover and
swatersd jmforabe dwelling, god cut buildings, ieno
orchard App =. ". C0TE, az Cfi se Nashville A
Chattanooga Railroad Deco. noY22-dll al
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sfraYed on stOIen.

A PHO Coz Of ths Durham stick, with q rel ear 4
= eight months "a Her delivery any Information 4
;errinZ her will be literally rewarded At 81 High.
street II. MARSHALL
Ncyeuber I5-dH
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A Card.

NaENs
HAVE opened S2'000 Eors Of choice Rsssy lIsls co
Nashville IEese goods selected ana made
der for one Of The houses s Souh Thay will be Ig
SUIT puFnh3ses, ard At old prices helora the
fer unusual nducem euta 10 dealers in Ia Ill and csuLtg
chants ard priTats Gust Ganrenen desiring snY
M lire cali az Commercial EOtsl soEsr Cedar Erd Oh
streets, Nashville, Tenn o. p. WAD
November %, '6l-dim.
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Notice.

FEooRDER's OFgIcz, Orr HsLL,
Ns,hvilIe. nov. 18th. 1851
IL pss1vs engaged IN business Monty Brokers are
"a By notifed procure the Corporation License With
dsys they will be subjected The penalty Of the law
ncVIi-ilw O. n. HAYS, 2ecorla
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wanted Immediately,

A NEGRO man who Is good cook, to go . ths aru'
"a boEli1g Green
Enquire co North Market street, Naihgile, lena.
uUFs1-tf
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SYRUP IN BARRELS,
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS. March 25.-Flour &c-The
inquiry for Western and State Flour general and
quite active and the market for descriptions is
better The better grades held higher the Close
The sales 1900 bbs, (part to arrive at 5I55 20
superine State and Western; IS 25@535 for extra
State S. 4O545 for choice brands do; $5S0G55 so for
the grades Of extra WESTERN S. for shipping
brands Of round hoop extra Ohio and 10 for trade
brands do Southern Flour is held with more rmness
though prices without quotabe variation The sales
comprise 800 bbs at $540@5 rs for mixed to good
Perne Baltimore Alexandria, &C., and % for the
I grades Grain-A good demand prevails for Wheat
connan market is better the inquiry is in part for the
/ 90 s The sales embrace 50, 600 bushels at $11S(1
% for Mrthwestern club $1.27 for Racine club $127
mixed Wass club the inside rate in store; 81 20 for
store. n SseI s2lSS for red Western, chiefly in
s''eAaoias white Iadiana; $lbo@l do for White
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MARK ETS RX TEL EcpLpIr
IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.

N.
ST MARTIN-Schr Ed,yard Ererett-s05 bu shells Salt
W. Rhoads & Son.
MAUR1rIUs-Br bark Con stance-5Oo2 bags sugar,
R. 4 II. r. Tucker; box books II. Z. Moray.
INTERPOLATION. bark IiduStrie4 ,205 bags salt, F.
l.. Brauns & Co.
LIvERPooL-S Ship Ctrrituck.-69 cases mdse, Il bales
blankets. Ross Campbell & Co; chain cables, an.
chors, 27s bdls bar iron, Levin Jones; rs do, W G.
WetheralI; 26l9 bars do 9s bds do Keyser TroxeII
Co.; case guns cask hardware, Hopkins, Harden
Kemp cases mdse., bales do, cask do, R. Hickey
Bro; cases thread, stelmann, Hinricks & Co.; l
cask potatoes A. NJ. Barklie; mdse, Sam Bevan
Co 20 cases bleaching powder, 10 bbs caustic Soda
c. F. Pitt bdls. goods, James Whitney Co; crate
Burgess & Goddard bdls. rags. Knox & Co; cases
mdse., John S. Barry; 2pkgs holowware, A. H Green
bags nails, cask hardware H. ". Well; do Jessop &
Fulton do, Jos. Boury Sons; bale do casks do
+. R. Waesche & Co.; 10 do, j. W Curley; bales do
John Gorsuch; J3 casks mdse., do Ward Bros;
pigs mdse. E. NJ. Caldwell Co u do, Hodges Bros
do Drost Sutro; cask earthenware Cortlan & Co..
5325 sacks salt Foard Rogers; 80 anvs casks hard
ware Penniman Bros: do King & Hupfeld bdls
wire 500 do bar hon. IA bales bags so tierces soda ASH
order.
SAvANNAH-IScr Silrer Star.-l7S bales cotton, A. c.
Schaefer; $50 casks rice, Jno Williams Son
NEW York chr. Buena FiStG.-5 cases matches,
George Chapman; 20 do, Robinson & Lord; tires, c.
r. Co; cases matches, Candy, Gilpin & Co.. 81 bbs
herring, r. Grhth; 100 do fish, Jas Corner Il Sons;
80 do paint Fl. T. Hothaus; rs boxes pipes F. Parlet
46 casks mdse., order.
NEW YoRK-Schr. T. H. Abbott-2 casks soda ash 4
do. sulphur, do ochre Thompson Block; bLs. put
ty, hhds broken glass. Baker Bros & CO. 80 hhds
gar, Hyatt Stump; pa rolls mating, Mcdowell. Rob
inson Co.. 100 bbls. roof cement, Jas H. johnson; so
bbls hardware, B. f. Loney & Co so do. mdse W Da-
wilson Co; 80 half chests tea, Geo. Sanders 4 Co.; 4
pkgs steel W. G. Wetherall Dbl varnish 4pkgs white
lead j. j. Barrett; go bars "copper" Jas Fisher & Sons
6 logs cedar, Thomas Stowe & Sons
NEW YoRK-Steamship Thomas S,oanm-2o or. casks
wine, w. 7. Walters CO. do, Jas. l. Fisher Sons;
500 pkgs mdse., sundry persons.
BosToN.Scdr; Elouise.-l25 tons copper ore, Bati-
more and Cuba Smelling and Mining Company; $50 bbs
apples 800 pkgs, mdse sundry persons.
CHARLEsToN-Schr. Geo ". Grtce -104 casks rice
Jas. Corner Sons; l72 do. John W ilams & Son.
FRANLIN, LA.-Schr. H. w. Frys.-120 hhds. sugar,
US bbls molasses.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
TUESDAY, March %, 1861.
No transactions at the Board to day.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
The New York Tribune of this morning says:

The New York Tribune of this morning says:
The Stock market was quite animated this morning,
and prices were geheraiy higher me most vigorous
Wert ia oeate anu Nv az ponusans
uenlaiu lor the @ " sum- y, 1e ~" Pleea
securities when, until recently, nave Deen somewhat
- - 81 ~ -. 80. 49, ~ Io: w; a. az rs
Strda with sales of e19o ooO at the First Roard Tho
FEDERAL Loan Of ISL was rmer again with good bust
ness at te h ban danad ad aanng
f ua ou i;d nd dcIiraJ ona nov rent =; o,ns;n
aIeiy GP nd Nrthwestar,t let d Oh orta
we're in active demand and higher The share dealings
very well distributed and the tone of the market
was strong Throughout, mllaou, pueyancy OF markeu
acuylty. re" 10TH Gehai aus sneeu " ~ anu vas
STEADY at tne price uuIiis s Tue rsOi, anu III Ee, mar
from = TO per cent, WIN mouerae INTERSECTIONS
me western snares uispiaSeu s1e iles anu IN
nearly every instance oecahe htte tame al te close OF
uae cais. ,,,.,. :; eu ,
nv nCS1n7 ~ a' uu aa.e CIR ae
SAFES DIV ~, N9i'' ~ eoe vi 'ne panhets nave
advanced the price OF sterling TO lOS The closing quota
tons Tor the uay are lu 9Ioo.
LlVerpoo pusneis corn IN puik al "a
IZooo pushes corn at sFu, aoUo Dds nour al IS 90
~ TONS "ranua Woou al zo oo pales cotton az oloo
o0Oo bushels wheat IN bags at lO 3O0 boxes bacon and
200 packages lard at Sos To London 500 bills flour at
os' ou.o os 'J2u' Aheship n L. Slurees, Win part
cargo OF wheat IN pags, al ~ q. -
Inc business OF the S6oIreasury wa receipts So
oolo'io customs Sloo'Ouo' payments, 90 pal
ahGe' so,-' l,s-l'oo. ., 80 -.
~ ne t es a @ @ e, Mar ,e o. ae 1p
Vi e panAs Vi tsew elA cry lacn 10 anu aich 20
1 800 900 oox s1on 1en 1 49, n ., oso ,zo
Soacie "a 30 S76 90 $50 6SS i 80 20
Circulation. S392347 S3i50I1. Dec AZ $50
Deposits...... 90,529779 9l940223 Inc. 41O, 444
Tba vsa,v statement or tba ph1a5o,,bia RonLs nre
sens the following AGGREGATES as comnared with those
of the previous week
March is. March %.
Capital stock. .Sll ,oO9,OS5 sll 5000 -
Loans -4'oa ood Z4os3,giS Inc 900 4ot
specie o,39S'SzU ouo99zo ,
rom Gtnet paHs
Due 10 o'her pahs'' HoYs 'ooe -eool9 Dec ~ sos
io4e4 o9a o
circulation. Z,ouZ4l4 Z,io4u9o Dec 5o,ZZs
The Liverpool Times of the 10th ins rec ,ived by the
Canada at Roston eays.
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.

COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
DECEMBER TERM.-ANNAPoLIs, March 26-No III.
Jos. " Veal and others and the Commissioners of
Washington county Is. the Virginia and Maryland
Bridge Company at Shepardstown Appeal from
the Equity side of the Circuit Court for W asbngton
county. The argument III this case was further
continued by d. Weisel and J. R. Tucker, ATTORNEY
General of Virginia, for the appellee. l3s.
Tallmadge F. Cherry US. D. Ira Baker, Appeal
from the Circuit Court for Howard county Justice
Bartol delivered the opinion of this Court. Judg-
mcnt affirmed. 16l. Basil B. Hopkins and
Robert Hull ps. Daniel Kent Appeal from the
Circuit Court for Calvert county. Justice Barto
delivered the opinion OF this Court. Judgment re-
xersed and procedcado awarded.--No. 176.
horaho 9; Scott Mary G. Scott, by G. Clagett,
Crcggi uarrdlan Appeal from the Equity side of the
Bar.al Cnur for Prince Georges county. Justice
srwsS de ,, the opinion of this Court Decree
James Ricbard. o,'s to o., the appellee-No. 1856.
i B.r S' ds c9uIt s for s. county
ment afhrmed--No. 10. Especial Hoono. IVY
s css ot as% a.n Ms''y Ssoe, Ross
Prince Georges county. Justice Bartni Soaft LOT
the opinion OF this Court. Judgment a ueiyered