davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-12-14

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Allen Adalbert Allen Henry L Adams Jno capt
AndersonArthur Armatagc Attken VIM
Adams 4 " Altman J J A1drt1ge Wm
Adams 4 Davis Archie John Annis VIM
Armstrong VI Ayers Jn1ius Arnold Vim 3
AckeEma1 PJ AmspaushIn1iaxA Adan6 YIN H
Ashc Thcs Adams Jnaa K Andrews Lewis
Andrews Geo r
33
Bag1cy ALA B!odgett uW Burt FN
FlaGct1ee n Barton F Byington s s
Batehelder Il G Barnes j Burbank T W 2
BlcEnell Andw Bingham Jas II Brackcn Thos
Farnes 4 son Bailey John Brooks Geo L
Badger Albert b Rlain Joseph Brown Geo
Bennett. Picion Bath Vim Bowers Geo
& co Bean Vim Bruce T "
Burr Amos Barlow VIM Brooks Geo "
Berton Allen B1ker Wru T Ballman Geo u
Eack1caa Chas Baxter W & CO ByEres Timothy
Baldwin Peter Berry Wm Bridge Il u
BigeloW Clfas Blair Brown II
Bates CT, 1sa1dridge NJ n Bull Henry 9
Bartlett CB Blatchford NJ Brninsrd Il G
Bex CEae Hopton, coal DIR Brimcte1ler Jas
Heclzwjtz chas Burnett & W Rurch j W
Barbour e " B.ainaz1 B " Brockway J "
Barnes CEas BufnamAubtose brewster J
Berger D q Bush Oliver Barrett & g
Blakslce DaT;d Burgess &; uaw- Shaw
Bichcn David Icy Byrnes 10
Blackwell rs Brpokes & Tur- purch ] H
BaEsett N rev nor Ball Press
Bake, Robert Rnrt g. Higgins Rrannon Ja8
nsliard Fred Burton g. Fox Burke John
BELOW Bur}1am CD Brown John Il
, 1861-12-14

GAYARRH! CATARRH!!
~ CATARRH!!!
DR.. sEEIYE's LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY.


CAT4KKH or COLD IN THE HEAD,
Qsx HcNpHEo THorEA1p rcrsone die yeesr1y in this
country OF Consumption Every rh, cian Knows that
N1th tnEy fEothrds Of this EEnbc the disease drst
commenced ASA
CATARRH IN THE NOSE.
The next ster being The throat and bronchial tuoeg
and Lastly, the lungs. l.,
p csser 9 Eafe cata.h than corsqnpslon md ,.y
understand tlt the eessez way 70 cure Consumption
TSsssspsnaas at ttar,, ae The. generally appcar
sre q nr vcry sliEhs Fcrons E15 Sssy have cold,
Fens.ttyc to changes temre-sTure II this con
snd .at!id. aitsixass hsoomiaE ttek and sdhesiye
now thick and hcsv: and ehc- ot i'd of 81 tloE.
uA the nose or cisc they fal into The shToat and are
haEked OF cnHEhed CT Ihe Eecre:3cus offensive,
Ercyed: deafness frequently lakes place Another
common and important EFErto1a OF Catar7h Is lint
tae 1sssn 5 9nlsEed . esE f. tA:oat T. ths morning
The head during the Eight When This takes place the
person may be Erle ha his dseaac Is on its way to the
iIncA and should aose time in a-7esting 1t The
above ere tc symptoms Of CatAr-e they appear II
:. b. The aid Of the LIQUID cAIAEEH REMEDY. ali
7hcse EsUaptonla bc quickly and cffcc;uallv re-
moved And have sr1lctcnr confidence in tho Reme-
curing Catar:h. that amer he t.a1 Of he EemedV
viii be returned.
Prize Of the Casarh Remedy. sa.m-spmcacnt for use
one month. with full md clear directions.
Office, 1876 Lake, Corner Of Eells-St,
Address Dr.. D. T. SEEL1E,
dc1-hess1m Pos ohce BOZ as, Chicago IL.
, 1861-12-14
INDEPENDENT MAGAZINE,

Which shall be open the first nteuec of the land,
RaTfisanshn or inf1uenced hT far faynT nT te hon1
ofrewazd which shnll seize and grapplc With the mo-
Sato9s H. at as @ sa1s Or Of
laid aside or neglected.
Io meet th5s want the up dclsGnod b haye
NJ Esn 1hc nuh1itation m of new Ws@a1nc a.
voted to Literature and National Policy.
command measures best adapted 10 pruserTc tie one
Weld to tue iea Of any DISRUPTION Of this sepubIic
ty ana what must BE- done 10 save it. Il
this department, some OF the ,neet eminent statesmen
, 1861-12-14

4 SS1ENE4ES SALE. WIereas,
II Francis 4. Hoffman, Otto Gclpeke and Alexander
Eiller OF Chicago. Cook county. Sttr OF illinois, on
The o6t! Of August last past Ioads general ssssgn
cred.ors Nov, t6e.e5ore pubc notice IN hereby giv-
en- that shall, On the 18th day Of December 1861 Il IL
court house. IN the city Of Chtcagn sell pnhlic anc
ton to The Highest bidder. for cash all the right tl.le
st twenty feet Of ths Rorh 1o2 iest oi lot
he conditions Of gale that the purchaser Is assume
paynent Of all incu1byances OH said premlsea
rno9hs4tST EHRS a. l. MILLER. AB31rntr
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MELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
PREPARED ACCORDING TO
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY,
7EKscEBD AND CsEp BIZ
EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
HEImBoLD,s EXTRACT BCCHU
IL pleasant in its taste and odof, immediate In Its
action and free from all injurious properties, Cures at
Little expense
LITTLE OR no CHANGE IN DIET
Price ONE DOLLAR Per BOTTLE or SE for FIVE
DOLLAES, delivered to any name, inItaf hotel post,
express Office or store
Describe Symptoms In ell Communications.
EELMBolDE GENUINE PREPARATION
EXTRACT BCCHE,
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
PHYSICIANS, PLEASE EoT7CE--Ne 1nnkc no secret OF
Ingredients. They selected bg competent Drug
Eiat and arc Of the bcs: quality.
EELKBoLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS
PREPARED In TAcCo, BI
H. T. HELMBOLD,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL. CHEMIST.
Dcpot-1e. South Tenth st, Fhnadelpnia. Pa-
BOLD BY
LORD Il SMITH,
Wholesale Druggists, ~ Lake S., Chicago,
Agents for the State Of Illinois Aso b IN respecta
bic DtuEgsts-
BEHNK Or ooCETEEFETH
AK for Helmbo1d's-Taken no other.
nn1p.hsE6s6n
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II NOW THYSELF!-Dr. J. II
n MccANE. Phys,riau and Surgeon detects to
certainty the tTe eSnd,:ton aad 19San;y Of aseasss @
nnestfons Diseases Of the Throas aud Lungs treated
IL Medical !nhalat1oa and ceasttus!onai tSsaneat N
RGnevs brcnss, St Titns' Dance, Cancers, Chronic
TlcerS RleuzaKtisrn, SeuEalsta Pata3yS!s, Fistnla
WeaSae sstn bisesaes Iupta:c. nia1zhs:a. n short
saortest nrsaie line We are not "cure.8" doctor
snd vii Uncertgke no case without fair prospect
, 1861-12-14


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Bowen r lnra
Bartle Margaret c mrs
Cain Sylvia miss
Campbell Mary 4 1nfss
Gala CHAN Margaret mise
Cafel Mary mrs
Cain Marthy G
Carpenter DR. E r E mrs
Cashier Ellen 1nre
Carter Sarah Jane
Casey Bridget mis-:
Cary Josie Gerter r11eeeE
Cary Anna mrs
Car1nan n II mrs
Carsson Asncss ul{ss
Caroli Anna mtsB
Chnnplin Caroline m7s
Chapman 0rsah mrs
Chamberlin E / miss
Chaulber1in Hubbard m1f
Childs If A mrs
Chapman Lydia 4 mrs
Chattie1d CflarIott miea
Chalmers Bella miss
Cleghorn Robert mrs
CLARK Charles mrs
Claflin Mary mrs
Clemens S H mrs
Clark Annie miss
Clark nlieE
Coleman Ellen
Daley Mary mrs
Davis MaBmrs
Dickinson Mary miss
Dewey Mary mrs
Dcyeraux Margaret miss
Denton P II miss
Dempsey Mary miss
Denver Ellen mrs
Dcnison Margaret mrs
Donigan Ester
Easson John n mrs
Easton Mary miss
Edwards Mary mrs
Edeon E c miss
Eaton n Annie miss
Eaton Alrlira miss
Eddy mrs
Farlin Whitney mre
FELTON, Joseph 0 mrs
Farley Kate miss
Fay Rosana miss
Farman AgnesR miss
FeTncs C. u mrs
Fauntlcroy Henry mrs
FarnBWorth b JAS F mrs
FarneWorth A II mrs
Flicuger Harriet 1nre
Field H mies
Fitzgerald Bridget miss
Foy Maria miss
Carver Hattie miss
Galus}ia Lydia u mrs
Gill Ellen miss
Goodman f
Goodel1 Carrie
Goode1l .Erris 4 miss
Goodrich Samuel " mr.
Grpes Katie miss
no,zoo 4 ahh;o ,,;.,
Hall Sarah 1l,ies
uarrilton Annie miss
Haines Margaret miss
Hamilton Hattie 2 mTs
T-JT ~ n
HaliGE H, mrs
M!aniey Dahiei mrs
Manay dussle mlss
I1ms Hanu e31ao ~ m:1 !n1ss .
I3a..A nalLcl II MS !alss
Ialamo1 Hanus,' ILL. mns.na ,,,;sa til1Ss
Uaskeli Diana mrs
Hayes Mary mrs
!. Uasti1,trs Canlpbe11 mrs
HawlcyI.izzie Enisa
HaetiIirs Harvey G mrs
Haslitt Nancy
Henry Elisabeth
1o,r-,.1.:,,
Jewell Eliza 4 nlrR
Jetfs Eliza miss
JenD1Re Louisa miss
Jones Frank E mrs
Jones rig miss
Jones A1dy miss
Kentlls Mary mrs
Kehoe Eliza Charlte mis
KcIlow " H nlrs
KellrTHCn,rn
Kcrenlakcr mrs
Kcnny yJann miss
Kelir Annie miss
lieefe An,lic mrs
Tlt.1It,.-r S,ra1, mrs
7-.,,--.4..
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Ie1 u 11"r 49, t't'e'
iaEc o Nav "a AZ 4 nra
1aas, miss
Lane r = mrs
|
NIshey Mary miss
] Ha}com Bridget miss
| ialleryLymau mrs
Moons Julia 4 miss
Mason jenny mrs
Mater = A mrs
Mayer Grace mrs
MafhcWkon Mary E nlr
Martin = mrs
Martin Lizzie >
Merrill y F mrs
M4iet rasts. 3asls ui'se = s,.
ne"eA n'@'1 Id . " 1oofF
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ow
Meas!aM M n9tal 9tals M1a
Masutfc ~ W.. Ettza IL LUZ .. >,
i 11sAaNf 11setnsf' Targale1 Tsgn nns lllls
McG!ath ria3iecs 73ie D W1
Mcaofesu >6llza
| Near Elizabeth
| NcHton Emma miss
! NeiliS EE miss
Neeeon Ma1Eurite j N;
NeHkirk Jane mrs
Nash Helen miss
{HRhTt htAfE Tt13EE
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Ctr Gtihtt9l'1e.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER H. 1861.
LIST OF LETTERS
LADIES' LIST.

Remaining uzcal1ed for in the Chicago pu,
Qff1oe.
, 1861-12-14

and which shall treat the issues presented, and to be
presented to the country, in tone way tempered by
ofrewa7d which s0ll seize and grapple with the mo-
nentoqs subjects that TIE present dist5ned state Of
affairs heaye TO the surface, and which CAN NOT be
laid aside neglected.
, 1861-12-14
FEMALE DISEASES, &C.,

Such supprcssions Irregularities Falling of tae
Womb, Tuniors a Urinary Diseases Nervous Deetnt},
Painfai q Dthc9lt Mensunaton- Bansnnesz &C. E1a M
Of unpaissa6e ne icsnes o! ny Lind Have 10 deli.
cacy In calling. difference hat yo1r troubles may
BE- Tic afflicted are cordially invited to call and sal
ssfy themselves
Consultations and Examinations
Free OF Charge.
Ali communications strictly confidential Once in
he Street Railroad Building, corner Of State and Hal
oIph streets. Office hours from 4 ~ t!A t. a.
Address J. q MCCAIN, u. D. Chicago Ill Letters
ny address tnclos!ag stauap. ELL receive prompt
Ao1' :" " se14lY
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AaH 1IustH T AuA} HI
Walker Elizabeth 1nrs
Walkcr Sarah NJ miss
Nallace Mary II mrs
Wagner Elizabeth mrs
Watkins Martha mrs
Watts Della miss
N'ebbcr Henry mrs
Wells Mary misc
Weller Henry 2 mrs
Weeks George $ lnrs
Nhitrey A1n1ania mrs
White i r mrs
Young Sarah E miss
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stlunttarp auh GummsrlIaI Asnish.

BALTIMORE, August !, 1851.
The business the Stock Board ght again to-day
but have no material change note since yesterday
in the condition of the market. Nothing was 49,,
Raj road stocks hut Baltimore and Ohio closed a'
SAP asked, and Northern Central at SOY ~
asked regular way For State and CITY o VI -
inquiry. and sales were maue d" -, ooo n.,,,
NarvIand inscribed 1905 at 50, anu sioVo pa''ine
Ga. 1soo, az Maryland 6's closed at TN old' 81
.,, ,szo,s Inscribed TX bid for do. coupons and
p,,; fSs,.f of at SIX bid for 1S75's, and y bid
% ld for 1905 Railroad bonds there was very
,.,, ,,irv TO day, but they generally steady at
-, ,,.st.rday's figures. For Bank stocks there was
,.ioouiry and sales were made of rs shares Farmer
ana Planters at s2l% SIS bid for Merchants; s274
for Farmers and MrrchantS sl3 for Mechanics SIN for
franklin and So for Citizens.
Foreign Exchanges quiet but have to note since
our st further advance in sterling. The es to-day
are as follows viz: London bankers bills 10Y O7
do commercial do l06GlO6h; Paris, go day bills
tf27h; do short sight do, 5f22H; Antwerp. $780,;
Amsterdam, %; Bremen, 76k@77 Hamburg S5h; Co.
logne, 7d4 @70h; Frankfort on the hain, 4O%
in Sew York to day stocks improved materially and
the market clos ed firm Missouri 6s advanced az per
cent Vrginias and Tennessees per cent each North
Caro'nas y; Canton y; Erie p; New York Central NJ
and Re iding \.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
THURSDAY. August |, 1851.
800 Maryl nd 6's 10 inscribed ..-........' 81
10 Baltimore city 6s go. ......6ih
70 shares Farmers and Planters Bank. .Zl;s
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platf0rm Slalss.
St0raae.

oSlUIayE,
STORAGE.-Roomc can be had in q fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Com street Apply to
JOHN HEN sRcON L CO.,
hl9-t Pratt and COr>rcerce streets
ssTORAGE TAKEN al the lowest rates bY
f@|'' y SHLR. iH9 : sn1!
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
~ be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
iroutS on Bowly wharf Apply TO
?. GALC0M Il co,
J2u Wood street. Bowv's wharf
S TNRAGE.-Capacity TO the extent of 10, 600
C6srreis merchandise can be obtained Henderson's
wharf: Apply to JOHN HENDERSON Il CO.,
myll-tf corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ Of the large Warehouse No. l22 Eutgw street. oppo-
site Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot Apply on the
premises to REP Il WOLF feS-tf
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT LOW
Orates n Warehouse No. 68 South street.
WI. SMITH,
au22-t SIS South street
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NAVE YOUR CASH.-We have recsnuy i'm
- poited some very superior CASH and DEED BOXES
Sde 81 me hessiest material in the best manner with
s ShAh LOCKS attached. For sale, Ct very moder
pfscee ~ CORTLAN & co.,
w4stH ~ and al9 Baltimore stxoe9
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Tho vew York Herald f Thursday morning says:

!
The stock market extremely dull yestei day. The
brokers are doing nothing and the operations
of hoty bulls and bears very limited Both parties
seem t. tie waiting something TO turn to Affect the
course of prices The New York Central hooks Closed
YES rdv and the holders of cash stock evince tenden
cy to make it scarce they talk Of an advance OF 2d3
r cent before hooks open State Stocks rregu
lar Mi~snuis advanced cent on the notion that
the new $ ate government would provide for the pay
mput of the State debt Virgil las fell OIL
and North Caro- mas Very it'd business is being
d M. in these stocks. Railway shares were inactive
Tiirois central and Rock Island declined per cent,
willie ToIr o a better Federal securities
lower the per TIE sury notes offered at X
discount and the 6s a decl of from yeser-
dy', price the second board very light business
was transacted but prices fraction higher than in
,ha morning The market clos ID steady.
There IS nothing in the money market. Money is
very abundanG indeed and banks and capitalists
yaiuly seeking employment for their means. The sub
scptiOns for the per cent. Treasury notes nearly
amount the s. COO offered though the defects in
the create little uneasiness among inancers
and indi.pose money lending the govern
mrnt until they see their way more clearly. The Mint
sent 5000 this city this morning Both the receipts
and Disbursements of the gOvernu continue very
heavy hacks recei ing nearly much from the
Sub Treasury they pay in for Treasury and
toms duties.
The foreign exchange market closed dull for todays
amer. hates seem to hav. 4 downward tendency.
he table gives the exports of breadstus from
OF September, 1862 to the latest dates from the
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rsLs OLD DOMINION sTEAMBOAT
AaIi Auges.

.sg4 - - PHILADELPHIA,
az sGeSS.azzG@@assE WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
- - RAILROAD.
SPRLNG AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
q .Aa after MONDAY, May I5ll, Passenger Trans for
Pllledeipha viii leave PRGS!pEN STREET DEPOT daily
(e tcept Sunday follows, viz:
Express Train at 6 Is o'clock A. NJ; Way Mail at Is
o'clock A. NJ; Evening Mail at 445 p H. On SUNDAYS,
Al T. 81. nniE All Ira with New YORK trans
except AS P. n train SATURDAYS.
Freghi Train with Passenger Car attached, leaves at
DO r ~ stopping at all stations between Baltimore and
vrele- Grace.
Passengers fo Delaware AMI Eastern Shore oe Maryland
Wil md their most expeditions route by way Of Whining
ton.
All cocred must give bend before entering the
WILLIAM CRAW FORD
mSi-u agent.
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TNTHE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIVORE
NJ0TICE tn ND pn1TloS

NOffOI 2 OitHDI Oto.-NOllCe Is hereby
given that THOMAS FULLERTON of tho c;ty n
Bat nore exrcut "a CONVEYANCE Of all his property
10 the as trustee for the benefit of hi cr d.
tors me deed Bears date the S.h OF June 81 and
among anon ohes pr3vsos creates preference. in favor
thereof signify their assent its terms and execute re
lease o. ther aims in favor OF the grantor he deed is
o. RECORD Ia te Gle KS Office OF the Superior Court and
me r.iease 70 De signed BY ced may found
js292awtSanSk IAVES uODCE9 rrus.aa
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DOMESTIC MAnnElS.


PHILADELPHIA, July 3I.-Wheat unchanged-sales
Of red at 81 lOQ9I.i3, and white at sI.l7@l TO- Corn
finn Mess pork Sl6 so Whiskey firm.
BUFFALO, July 81 Flour steady and in fair dem and
Wheat quet-sales 500 bushels Milwaukee club at So
Corn steady aud in fair demand-saies QUO sh
els at 81 cts Oats lpwer-sales 900 bushels %
Whiskey beter-saies go bbls at is Lake
5UOO bois hput 6OOJ bushels wheat 347 200 bu
corn Canal expors-3,0 600 bbs luur, a. 900 bushels
wheat lU7 900 bushels coin sU0U bushels oats OOO
blu shells barley.
OSW EGO, July 3l.-FIour steady and demand moder.
ate Wheat dull holders compelled to submit de
cline in order to effect sales Nothing done day-saes
last night 900 heels winter red at 81 O5
aud 1900 bushels Chicago spring private ter Corn
scarce aud nomInay unchanged, Lake imports uni
POI ant Canal exports2l94 pbls four ,UGO bushels
wheat, q 3 - bushels corn.
CHICAGO, July 3l-FIOur quiet. Wheat ct. bet.
ter; 6S a6sX cts for No. |, 81 a65x cts for No In
store Corn advaucing-sales 25 cts for mixed sfoat
Oats quiet Recepts-4UUU bbs. -four, As 900 bushels
wheat us 900 bu heels corn, 900 bushels oats Shin
ments-5 bos -four 100 bushels wheat 1902 600 bnsh
els corn. Exchange New York AZ n r currrncv
N''ehoy
NEW YORK CAIILE hAnnrI july 3I-Tbe 70.
ceipts Of Beef Cattle to-day very heavy and the
market duh in Consequence, while nricas recsdad
fully hal cent per pound-varying from a IN cents
with n few sales at somewhat hi her rates Mir Go
nominay unchanged Veals were s,eadv shssn
and Lambs were dun and rather lowerthe hnyt ~
having been effected at So "a per head Swine
ty and lower-54a3x Cts. for still fed and llSlk ore
for rorned oeibg the range The total receints
6O6s Beeves' los Cows, 6i6 Calves, I,2l2 Sheen and
Lambs, and 6,Asl Swine. SA'sf 'AN
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- -. = : : : -
SltsYnhnsfs-
zs.sgN U. s. GOvERNMENT LINE

s.s.ssrsyN U. s. GOVERNMENT LINE
FORT MONROE AND OLD FLINT COMFORT,
Sundays included Jat AZ o'clock P n iakiGE Passengers
ana freiSht and connecting wi the Railroad lhnss 70
Boston York, H rrisburg, Pitsbur Pa and the IVES jim
aaS Pitt f S5vl of Train from Ne"
me Glowing is III schedule
anu R fri FIX Bzit Els At + pRcE
From New York to Fo Monroe ana back
from Iron, pphiadelIhla md b4cz. 10
your y T%tsts IN s@ YORK. at IL. New
Jersey l Kfrojd i me t9ot OF Court stree
q sixth and Chestnut streets, Or at the Dept ad
D ST. HSSS o,6$%Sss s S'D
The steamer, GEORGE = E Th
TN will I've Bmore for the Pataxent River on the
SATURDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY. commenc.
M on saturday morn ny, June lst 1851 At ocIo:s Tor
5sS s$6 S2rPEf bSNngn t2G
Wdrd dhe BGat leaving Hills Landing Monday and
f.. Ihs saturday Boat win leave HIPS Laadiog on Friday
l9r ee eaict leaving Benedict Satufd.y morning at
-, he above ste will call all the usual landings on
ne Ayer also at Fair Haven um Point, Eoin and
returninS 1880
lights received upt o'clock he days previous to
Passage to 5atuxeat Kiver....sl 90. Meals extra.
BSS F FAIR 4 ESa:' :::: 'g g. Be- Be- ie,tt
BALTIMORE AID SUSQUE4Al
p55fTc TzEFA II G EESE sss5P Port
The steamboat q CAPT 5s j. ~ fo36ssr
ssa s. 5 SgSFy rgE 9s@s
fAvRE DE CRATE, at O'clock P NJ ~ '0'A' "'ie
Passage, bsrhs included, 90 cents
Freish, received daily until O'Clock, carried at lop
itrFt 4
Ali soas only the risk s Of E re-
aggn at havre &c Grace viii attend 70 forwardioTa
Ssnia Canais,or win ship ireghts intended .moe
The steamboat "JUNfATA, Capt Fred Tornlinaon, car
be chartered at any time;
kstEx FA A4fL1Hs A Assnt H saGss Grace
apls II }. tom :, Agent, Port Deposit.
ssss..% OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
'z TaK TKEhsRIcr sa,,pe c2plMpggA ,Nf; .rn
tE ESs ont. on TIE iHAFP4HANNocK Riy&R la"
satm steamer fs9, M Captain n FeiTbqnk leave.
shar iS Fl 5sF AFrEKN RS @ 6k stree
ITKNIN at ocIeek or nmedatsy w; alter the y
me an OF cars from Richmond anu Washington stopping
at all the regular Landings the RaEpahanaock We,
song and returning TO land and receive freight pas
THE VIRGINIA
new and was built by merchants Of Frede
gsS T ana batnore Interested in the trade, aud b.
on ne Rappahannock for the express purpose keeping
ward deck has been enclosed aoTdng complete Pgo
lection for Horses ana other live stock Carriages of ali
5zes can be taken board and carried under deck without
taking OF the wheels Her sateroom ana berth gccoTnt
at9Ds re large and commodious, and her capacity iol
no superior on The waters Of TIE ChesapeaEe,
by y GAPRN ssS C IN 4ar and charges pa
~ Freight received board Of the steamer Wcinesda
aa E .ndy saRf scsp r. oG
oy The Company, apply on hoard, or to
,r,,r,o,,, No 81 Rovlyi's wharf, g5sltj19iie
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r WV: GED. KREBS
;.oe True copy-Test ROBT. j. KERR,

WIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the auogcrl-
oers nave obtained from the Orphans Court OF RaIti
n re Guy letters testamentary the personal estate ~
NAIh ma VEL MUNRoE, late of said city, deceased All
persons avlog Claims against the said deceased are hereby
fnsS 10 exhols the same With the vouchers thereof to
ther@e they may be- by law, excluded fr0, ali henas
~ oad estate All indebted said estate ave re-
hands this LIST day of June, 1861. 1''' Jul
MARY ANN MUNROE,
FIR GDK. W. BECK,
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Jv'Slaw3w INV " '-A-'"o ~.
IN THa CIRCUIT COURT For RAITIMnRE

AGii ULY Team. lSil.-M AIRY tANJANrs GER
nAho SKA VIZ -Th- object OF this suit is to obtain
lVoce ctncH0 m1rimOn Of the com pla nant from The
lIaht Ia piti Ate that the plain was rieS
zen tnt on me 26-n Of Aug st, at the cty of
btltltnor where they y together until Aupnst i,o
~hen offend ant went t. Ca ornia where the defend
sl' resides leaving complainant in BAumore. tar Tna
e;ehuiht does not SUPPORT mpainant Id the fSnr
curen thel 'rriage an that the de.en lant has
Baltimore and california. ''1' years III
shtfetore this 70 day Of July, 1851 sdudged and
OF 70 De inserted IL some newspaper printed in the CIV
OF itn1re on IN each of succ ssiy. weeks f ~
ne dsy o. Augu I, A D. 1861, give tice me ad
- ue'tndant o. the substance and object OF il l
sha warn I'm to appeal in this court n ps \, nv nv
To- on or before the ION day Of Decmbr next to snsw
III am sio" cause, II any he has, why decree
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N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
u CIFf, EQUlTY.-aLlZ4B ETH ARCHER rs
" hLlAh :. WALKER Nd OF.tEhS -Irler-d hi:
IN day OF July, s6 hat lies mad and ported by
ienry W. Archer, te- IN se, in hl5 sey prh ~
rp o. sat be ratified and confirmed cause to the
contrary De shown before the 9th day of lpu.t
ne 1 Drovie acopy Of this order be uu shed in some
newspaper printed Baltimore in each of three sue
ceSsIVe weeks before the said 9Th day of Augusi rext
me report states the amount of sales to be 81 s o.
GEO. SANGS Ton, Clerk
,r,o,. true copy, Test-GEO. Z. SANGSTON,
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g0r Sals, Jrsiggt Or Gbartsr:

ss=s4s WANTED.-A vessel of 300 tons to load
@ for London Also, vessel OF SoHa5uO tons for south
side OF Cuba and thence to Europe. Apply to
80, &uRREi l. & RANDALL,
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NO SE U1TY.-ROSENA ZlGLER u.s. C ,NR,O III;
hkIhe OBJ. of this suit is ohin errse dive cling
me shd compla rant UinclO mltTimOHii de
dant The bi states that in the year 1883 said
seni was united the bonds of ny the said
conrad who has n'tted the cr Of adultery and
deserted her and has left te is hereupon adug
ana orderei tbs -2t July 1861 til J,ainant BY
causing copy of this ord De inserted wsp4
per published 10 the city of fillmore, success
ye week before the 81 day of august next to We
notice to the said sent de endant obect and sun
sanct oil TINS II, and him appear in this urt IN
person or oy solicitor beo he 81 Nnvember
ooi 10 answer the premises and show il any he has
why ueSree ought not to be passed as prayed
EE D. r. SAN y OE, Clerk
.o, True copy-Test GEO. L. SANGSTON,