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The national Republican., 1861-05-15

I OF FOR SALE.-Lot Five, in Square 1882
II containing about Ia, 900 square feet. Price
three cents per foot. Apply at this office.
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may ll-dt2l
P A P E R Il A N GIN G 8,

ICE! lCEl lCEi
PU RE BOSTON ICE!
VX7ALTER H. GeDEY, of Georgetown, has
w now on hand large supply of the above
desirable article, which, he respectfully informs
the citizens of he District, will be delivered to
them by his wagons, during the ensuing season,
at prices to suit the times.
Orders left with the dyivers, or at my Office,
corner of Green and Dumbarton streets, George
town, will be promptly attended to.
WALTER II. Cooley,
apr Elm Georgetown, ID. @.
The national Republican., 1861-05-15

a LII IN WANT of Clothing should not fail to
II call on Smith, No. 46O Seventh street, to
buy their goods, as he will sell them bargains.
feb 28-6m
The national Republican., 1861-05-15
Attempt to Injure the Northern Central
Railroad.

Harrisburg, Nay l3.-An attempt was made
to day to tear up the track of the Northern
Central railroad, fourteen miles this side Of
Baltimore; 1t was detected before much in.
Jury was done.
The national Republican., 1861-05-15
By TELEGRAPH.
From New Jersey.

Trenton, May l3.-The Governor IL still n.
ceiving offers from all parts of the State, from
companies anxious to volunteer for three ,ear..
-Four companies (the FIRST on the list for the Ger.
vice) are now here, quartered at the arsenal.
1t is expected that two regiments for thres
years service will be called for from this State,
and they are ready at q moments notice. a.
soon as the requisition is made on the Govern.
or, they will be embodied, thoroughly equip.
ped and ready for efficient service,
The bill to authorize a loan of $4,000 900.
and State tax Of 100000, was passed
by the Legislature; also, the bill authorizing
the Governor to raise four regiments, purchase
arms, artillery, DC.
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Important from Harper's Ferrv

Harrisburg, ,Adyl3-A person employ yed in the
special service visited Harper's Ferry last week,
and reached Chambersburg to-day. He reports
that the troops concentrated at that point mum.
Der 5000 altogether, about three.four of
them armed. Most Of these are well armed.
but the balance are not armed at all. Only
zoo kentuckans are there now, and one com.
pany Of South Caroniaus.
The resident militia at Harper's Ferry arc
very restive under existing circumstances.
Only one days provisions was on hand, SUD.
plies having been cut off from Western VII.
giinis BY the Western virginians. The sup.
plies within reach anywhere in the surround.
ing country must be exhausted within two
weeks.
The troops positively have not got more than
one thousand stand OF arms from the wreck of
the arsenal aud some Of these are in bad con.
dition. They cannot manufacture more than
twelve rifles per day.
They have only 600 men this side Of the Pc.
tomac. They have not erected any batteries
from the Maryland side, and show no disposi.
ton to erect any. All the preparations iudi.
cate defensive purposes on their part, and no
disposition to forward the movement,
They must retreat or be provisioned. This,
however, does not probably contradict the prob.
able advance Of the main Confederate army by
that route on Southern Pcnnsylvanis, When
JEFF. Davis discovers the impossibity of break.
ing General Scotts lines around Washington.
The national Republican., 1861-05-15

Tbs EXPECTED TRoops.-It was generally
expected that General Cadwalader's brigade O
three regiments Pennsylvania volunteers would
arrive here last evening; but q dispatch
was received about eight o'clock last night
stating that their destination had been changed
Our own impression is, that they are at the Re
lay House,
The national Republican., 1861-05-15

COMMONWEALTH Gladmon and William
Fl. King, Of Georgetown, have been commits.
stoned Justices Of the Peace in this District.
The national Republican., 1861-05-15

ANOTHER KENTUCKY BRIGADE-Willam P.
Thomasson, Of Kentucky, formerly member Of
Congress from Louisville, and strong Union
man, had q long interview with the President
on Monday morning. He wants permission to
raise brigade in Kentucky, which shall not
be called beyond her borders, yet which will
see that no Southern troops march unmolested
through that State, bound North. Mr.. Lincoln
did not give an immediate answer, but was
much impressed with the suggestions of Mr..
Thomasson.-1ribune Of Tuesday.
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EsUGAN 8 JENKINS.
a. coS&{SS !. IA q, y E 9GHASaS
Re fo5Zy{as r; sahaaa5a!iss:
william Ih i GRE2TEs SIT F AD Ra asns
Y4LS 6TEy ETG "1 M SgeFa, ATeES BITS &C.
Prov bEN6& 1861 d&PANY, Mrs. wAsuxRs ARD
AHhEiC1N HIT COMPANY, Bsrs Er,:azs, SAD IHoss
GE$lG$ ,a,y EEIIoqe. ouseE ooxDs soAsss, 60
s TS G9 TtiTG S J@ s4 4Ep FfE s,ss
sAS S44REEb sgRS''5 5sf Brass CANDLE
c:Isl1,| = sAnEIRAs. Ax.s, H.roH27s. Sc iy,o-.
EKTATERS h SCOTT,
gz5#5 $s3iS 555H aAS
DIssToN'5 CAST sT GTAN l$ ls Eo5s'Tf AND CIR
W. WE, EILGo COX co F!Ar + up RAD LOCKS
new EIGLHNn GiAIET P0ii&FGD SGR&W3.s.0
R RGf Z ER Win H "a CO.'S LOCKS
W +, Do,rc, AM AMP t @ThEE GOODS.
BL6ob'sD AND THE h69Gjaai&&$$S AXE co.'s EDGE
AMEs', RowLAND's, HALfjilN3 4 GoU4P,s
GREAT VARIETY.
,.S,,s = RflI$f$ AG sREEE E., g4R g;A
We sole AGENTs il DIS aarst fer wilson Fay s
We supply from stock at reduced rates Tor DIRECT IN
POkTATION. ni9-if
10 s0GTHERN End WESTERN MERCHANTS
ECIs B. L0EEy. WV. r. BARRY. E0aT. :. FIgLKY
IRVlI HEALE. jvsEPH Z. ELLIOTT
L. B. LONEY 3 co.
uPoF S$EIssssGsa e ofEHE b Gsf IL
n & K 3 w Y Z Il,
CUTLERY, ESUzqSa &c.
AGENTS FOR COLTS PATENT PISTOLS, RIFLES. so:
sHs. and . HANOVER STR - ztg.
BALTIMORE,
Invite the attention Country Merchants visiting this
city to examination OF their s6C, which ia variety and
price is not surpassed either in this any Of the Northern
cities. auI-tf
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s5nblM SGies
BY ADREOS u co.
m -, ? No. --~N--,.
TRU SIkE'S SALE

Es;if TRUSTEES SALE
60 ~ MoRTG .GED PROJECT
city, the undersigned, Trustee will SILL NV ~ tlino
non, on me premises, n WEDNESDAY, The 4 ~ 1 ~ AUG
engaSt leGl at ocl'ck P. all IN, Sc SIX or ay o
GROUND AND PREMISES in Baltimore eity, as tonorSo'
LOT No. l. Beginning at the stuthE It corner ~ ,Tb
and Monroe streets and runn theLca south frontn q
side of Monroe street IL feet with an even t,
Of Go feet to the west side OF three foot alley.
LOT No 2. Beginning on the west side Of Mo str.
IL feet south from the south vest Lombard
Monroe Streets and running thence SOUTH from ing on III
side of Monroe street ~ feet, wi epth Of
feet to the west side of a three foot alley.
LOT No g. beginning the west side OF no street
II feet south from the southwest corner o. Lombard
west side OF Monroe street IL feet with depth of 60
cet tn the west side of a lhiee foot alley
lGF No T. Beginning the west side OF Monroe street
20 fet south from the sOuthR est corner Of Lombard and
"n Streets and runnpF thence south, fronting on the
west side Of Monroe street - with depth ct 20
fest 10 the west side Of a three foot alley.
LOT No. 8. Beginning the SIDE Of Monroe street
AZ eet south from the southwest OF Lombard and
Monroe streets and running thence SOUTH fronting the
side OF Monroe street IL feet, with depth Of 60
feet 10 three foot alley.
LOT No Beginning the west side Of Monroe street
~ feet south from the south ombard and
onroe streets and running hence south fronting the
feet t. three foot alley,
aach 81 said Lots is improved by threesory BRICK
plng the ls I'd, 81, Ash, 9th and 9th houses
south rom Lombard street, and each Lot subject
foot alley aforesaid. - "
Terms One hall cash, balance in two equal inst nents
81 sA anu WE'VE months; credit bear interest
from DAY OF Sae ana to be secured by OF the urcha
ser, endorsed 70 the satisfaction OF The trn s+ae Wv '
brGunu rent anu taxes win he pad to day o
HENRY +. G AREY, trustee
ADkEON * co,
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the DAILY EXCHANGE,
PUBLISHED BY
Z T. K r j q o.,
N. E. coaNER o + BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS:

". h. CORN ER OF BA LiIMOkE AND NOhl II -
The DAILY EXCHANGE is printed upon clear white paper
and with boil and distinct type which IS constantly re-
thus Offering merchants and others making use
OF its columns peculiar advantages Tor me anu
attractive display their embellishments which, IN con
necon with its already and steadily increasing sab
saripon st makes it the most desirable medium for adj
yertising presented to this community.
AZ No EXPENSE OR LABOR IS SPARED to furnish
+,oraoders Of TIE EXCHANGE with the most prompt full
d authentic intelligence upon all matters of public inter-
est, domestic or foreign
In ito COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. and especially in
all mat relates to its REPORTS OF THE DOM STIC
MARK ETS it has established for itself reputation which
iustaes the merchants OF this city in recognizing it as
STANDARD AUTHORITY upon all those subjects in which
their business interests involved; whilst the leading
Financial and Commercial topics of the day come under
careful review in its editorial columns.
The interests and the state OF the markets are
SO constantly and intimately affected by theaspect Of polt
cal affairs throughout the world, that journal which
aspires TO be ANYTHING than commercial report
err or daily price current necessarily devote reason
able pace to the dissemination of political intelligence and
the discussion of political questions In this department of
the paper which, apart from its commercial Importance,
also possesses peculiar and exclusive interest Of its
the object Of Thu EXCHANGE to position OF
honest and fearless independence equally removed from
serve partisanshp upon the hand, and umid neu-
trality upon the other,
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TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue Of deeTes Of the circDit c6q for Baltimore
ton on the premises, to the highest bidder TUESDAY,
SIX 10 Of Ssl ND IN
city T rs NO E0oT Btrnpnr on the we, side Of Russell street
IS sonte1iy from ne southwest coreT Russell and
l@f 9 %t RS9 R 6 SO FEET
alley.
u feet southery from the southwest of Russell y
fa R an Gsp FEET
LOT No 3 Beginning on the west side of Russ, street
90 southerly from The southwest corner Of Russell an,
R1ss 1Tf I.s a R aH@ nys 81 I fo1 ~
LOT No 4. Beginning the west side OF Ruase street,
Of Russell and Gross sire Is, running thence
2ph ri s sH ESsse street IL feet with an een
al S negnn9E on the side Of Russell
Of Russell and Cross Streets snd running themes
LOT No g Beginning the west side of Russell street,
Of Russell and Gross streets ard running thence
depR Of 5 an 9 y gs'e street L ee' wit" an even
ELGiN be' s he s "a 3D. 4 5h and 9Th hsusa
sD% S o Is tn OF Ks dn and az GGs
has e f4s IF ns a asS 5a !,
instruments Il six ard twelve nths credit paym nts 10
ne9 n nj 2% he day 81 a and to be by M
n"'N' r A fE6S' 1 1 f C6.,
o. TRUSTEES SALE
H'!i moRTGAGE39r PROPERTY.
BY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city, the UNDERSIGNED ustee will sell ny public
ton, the Misses TUESDAY, the 18Th day Of
gust, 1861, at O'Clock 7. NJ all those FOU LOTS OF
GRoU ND AND PREMISES in Baltimore city, as follows:
LOT No l. Beginning the west side or Russell street,
at the distance OF l47 feet sOuheTly from the souhwes
of Russell and Cross Streets running thence
soGery fronting Russell street Il feet, with
depth of - feet alley.
LOT No . Beginning the west side Of Russell street.
at the distance OF l59 feet souhery from the southwest
souther.y fronting Russell IL feet, with
depth Of IS feet to alley.
LOT No. J. Beg ming the west side Of Russell street
at the distance III feet southey from the southwest
Of kusse and Cross Streets and running thence
sautherly fronting Russell u feet, with
depth Of IS feet 20 alley.
LOT No Beginning the west side Of Russell street,
at the distance of lt3 feet souhery fOm the southwest
of russell and Cross Streets md running hence
snuery, fronting Russell street y feet, with
depth Of Is feet TO alley.
Each OF said Lots improved by three story BRICK
DIV ELLlNG. being the tn Sh, 9Th and 10th houses nth
from the southwest OF Russell and Cross steets and
each Lot subject annuai rent of S and has the
in OF the alley aforesaid.
s-Ouehaf cash, the balance in two equal install
of and u months credit payments bear interest
from day sale and t. be secured by the the pu
chaSe5 ndo'sed to the satisfaction Of the trustee.
Ground rent and taxes will be paid day of sale.
HENRY F. 8AREY, Trustee.
ADREON Il co.
iy222aw3w Auctioneers.
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Go-Antnsrsbip AoiIfts.

NOTICE.-The Copartnership heretofore exist
~ ing under the firm of ioNGGoPE RAMSAY, he
GROCERY somg 1' condaesd BY tae sSov
claims the lat a L. eas
present them fer payment.
JAMES C. RAMSAY.
BALTIMORE July 10, 1861. jyl6-eo3w
THE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
entire interest Of NJ R9he,t Wier 1ThG retires from
Quoted by Tim, hegs leave to inform his friends and the
public that he PREPARED to execute al orders for Rope
anu o.'-'s' % ''',,'''',,' JAMES c. RAMSAY.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF COPART-
~ NERSHIP.-The firm heretofore existing under the
style OF koDEwALD kSlNDALL, has been DISSOLVED
+ " KoDgWALD is alone authorized to use the name
Of the 6rm in liquidation OF the business
sAM'L ". sINDALL.
BaLtmo-e, June 30: 1861: iysn
ECONOMY ECONOMY! ,,,,,,.,-,,rn,
4! so$ e 81 !.
s TT@G y E $ IA f2F f h6Es F & MEAT
order FOR sale al the low price of 81 each ,,;s
lin: ale the Cooking stove =. can a, be put
aS s sea h en sTg ' the nearly
half the day. and causing the dwelling to pc @
Housefurnshets Nos. PIG and 2ls Ba t. st.,
le26n raentee's Agents for the state OF aatglshn.
SIOCkS, SlOChS.
VIRGINIA.
TENNESSEE,
NORTH CAROLINA,
MISSOURI,
SOCKS SLI aSn '3 b1S6S, bhiLY BoJGHT AID SOLD
tha NJ" ''''A "NNAi' MARTIN NIL. LEWIS,
5OHN GREACEN,
WHOLESALE DEALER
SALT AND PLASTER
apa0tf No So EXCHANGE PLACE.
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GarrIaqes.

cKEA CARRIAGES.-We have on hand, at
9ssszH OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
one of the largest and hest asSortments OF CAA
RIAGES be found in the city. Persons in want of Car
rages invited to call and examine stock,
determined sell low accommodating
terms any other establishment. -
MuLLhYER 4 HUNTER,
ja25-f Corner OF Howard and Franklin sts., Bait
o1XEA CARRIAGES CARRlAGESi---Ns
a9HN have on hand at 29 North GAY STREET, the lar
gest assortment Of FASHlONAB BILE CARRIAGES south O.
New York. all Of the aest fashions and most approved
styles The public invited to call and examine for them
selves all which will be sold reasonable terms
BURR, HAIGHT OCONNELL,
kEReparing done at the shortest notice. mr22n
HURLETT Il SONS
" CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
No. SO NORTH STREET.
cSRE, The undersigned having greatly Ell,
&NNarged their premises aud increased their facii
ties beg leave call the attention Of the public to e
extensive stock every description Of finished
the elegant style and durable which they
prepared to sell accommodating terms REPAIRS at
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices.
JOHN CURLETT d SON,
iy24tf 81 North street Baltimore.
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FIVE THOUSAND ACRES.

in the immediate neighhorhood of the well farms
OF &essTs Cromwell Linthcum and Others which suppy
the Baltimore and Philadelphia markets so largely with
ifult most OF which is particularly adapted for Vegetable
and Fruit culture, aions the Mil Seat portion of it
wen lIIBhFhD, and there many hne sites
tensve views. he route Of the
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
passes through the entire tract.
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
s columns have recently been materially enlarged
and new features will be from time to Tine 10
render it not only additionally attractive TO the FAMILY
CIpCI b,t still moro valuable iiu Of reference for
the FARMER the MECHANIC, and the ARTISAN
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also EN- brace con-
slant variety Of choice NOV ELLETTES, TALES FoF
and Miscellaneous ar cles adapted to FAMILY kEApN"'
lc,ions from the EDITORIALS OF THE DAILY EXCHANGE
REVIEWS of, and Extracts from New Books; PRICE
CTRRENT exhibiting the of the markets, ct home
and abroad up to the latest moment, and FARM En-
COLUMN wherein much valuable information IN feiation
to Agriculture will always be found
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OFFICE. No.s6s SECOND STREET.
UNDOUBTED SECURITY AND Low RATES
The undersigned represent. at their old established agen
cy the following rsciass Companies, with aggregate
capital exceeding
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
ETNA INSURANCE CO.. HARTFORD .........s2, 900
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO.. HARTFoRD....... $4,000
MERCHANTS ms. CO., ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 250,OOO
NEW ENGLAND ms. CO., aARTFoRD.....-.. 100000
MAssAsOIT ms. Co, SPRINGFIELD.......... $50 900
SPRINGFIELD ms. CO., sPRINGFIELD...... sOOOoC
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., aARrFORD-...- 25O.OOC
INTERNATIONAL LIFE DO, LONDON ......... 2,sGO,OO
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid 1.-THE Agency.
sI7tS J. G. PROUE SONS.
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gNO. s. CUTTINGS Il CO,
STOCK AND ELL RRO8 Frs
Nc &c SoUTH STREET,
Huy and sell lon Commission Stock aud Securities in this
Purchase aud sell Ground Rents
Advances made Stocks Real Estate Notes. and other
Nsgotists Time Paper and Stool. Loal.s,
Shake collections alI accessible points in the uatad
eseiys gqnkeo,s and g:onsrspt Fund.-
Genta. Interest allowed on deposits. jals-a
GsAMUEL HARRIS 4 SONS,
- BANKERS STOCK E S4R AHaE KpoKess
No. 1876 BALTIMORE sTrEEg,
COLLECT all accessible pons in the United States and
a R50 sI GaGcs and BANK
NEGQfIA !T$ TIsiE PAPER and srocg 49ANs ape
E&CEfyE pEPoSiTs in Rapsable or -pnenrrent Funds
and transact The Ranking aud Exchange Business in every
DEPARTMENT mhilE
7 H. LUCKErT,
y. STOCK, NoFGi R I / EST .rn eRoS sp
81 sEcoNn STREET, baltimore.
s@R c,f Gss snS M ef f B9%6i
!, NJ Buck, Cashier Frankiin Bank, Baltimore.
Thomas D. Johnston, Baltimore.
Warwick, FricE i Ball, baltimore.
Mickie, Cashier Union BANK OF MARYLAND BsltinoFe
Johnston iSr sro Co. BanE is;s na@o55
Hugh Jenkins Co., Baltimore
Young Carson, Baltimore.
VIM. Pnknes Brooke, Washington, d. q. myleU
STERLING EXCHANGE.
ROSS CAMPBELL. I. co,
p HANOVER STPEET.
Have constantly Tor sale
BILLS ON L0N DON,
mhigtf In 20 slit purchasers
g HARRIS, JR.,
- BASEMENT CHESAPEAKE 8ANB,
NosTH STREET
BAYS and sells all ether securities of tits
st olheF markets commission sSilu
Az GILMUE, JR.,
w STOCk AND BILL. BROKER,
Nc. II EsConu SFKF5f,
BUYS and sells Commission Stocks and Securities in
SfIis ami other markets
Makes advances On Stocks and other Caaterals.
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II z Il NJ y
OF THE DAILY EXCHANGE.

Served in the city, and payable only to the carriers
TWELVE ANDA HALF CENTS WEEKLY.
Mailed to subscribers OF the city at SIX DoiAfS
YEAR, payable invariably in advance
GA liberal reduction to Clubs and News Agents
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tAmuuitQrai,

ETEXICAN GUANO.
Iva Very choice MEXICAN GUANn FOR sale by the
barrel or ton Also ground bones agricultural purpo
w. WGiTELDCK & CO,
mll-tf a South street.
TALIFORNIA GUANO.
" choice Article for sale in lots 10 snit, by
q. WiiITELUCk h CO,
mll-tt ~ South street.
MANIPULATED GUAN0
IF1 Oithe very best quality sale by the single
bag ". WHifELOGk 4 co,
S0, girsat
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aiaaos ann Mnsii.

sa68Nl GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
MANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAEHLE
WAREROoMs:
- Nos. 10, IT and 10 n. EUTAw STREET.
OFFICE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF EUTAw AND FAyErTs srRsxrs,
The undersigned has hand Of the largest
assorments of PIANO FORTES in this city. which fo
beauty ns power and Of elasticity
touch, have by judges been pronounced unrvaled.
The highest Premium-a Gold Medal-was awarded them
at the Maryland Institute held in October
1889
Every Piano guaranteed for five years. and privilege Of
exchange granted any time within six months from DAY
Of sale, il not entirely satisfactory.
Terms and prices liberal and call respectfully solicited
before purchasing elsewhere.
Pianos taken in exchange hired, tuned and repaired
Several Secondhand Pianos for sale low for cash
dqf HENRY GAEEIE,Ss
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RHODES STANDARD MANURE
FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CULTURE.
RHODES MANURE

BeAkSGzaS - ESESgSieeS hsahAsSSneZs
FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CULTURE.
RHODES MANURE
Being thoroughly established q crop groeer,
slider it but necessary inform Asr9utusts they can
B. y. RHonEs 4 co,
B-PRTCE $i5 PER TON, 2Oco LBs., CASH arg-sawim
{ "a fon o wu,rrs,rxrc,x containing = o. Der
zone r&ospis's lime, ana t6s5s 5@a{ BR6&S
MEXICAN GUAMU, continuing IL 80 cent bone Phos-
p1''s ' HUE '"'0'S TH6 N w;AITRInsE Co,
aple-tf Il and 10 Boz ly's wharf
a. U a N o
nSG sasEs and that pSy ho og
numerous customers Th sshT9s Sna uhahul'era'sd
Our stock unequaed in its extent variety and quail
ty, b. any house in the trade Werame:
AL PERUVIAN GUANO,
VI IITEEEp pfneoS rRSS AGaNTs' WARERoUszs
ICHABOE GUANO,
ELIDE ISLAND (CALIFORNIA( GUANO,
BAKERS ISLAND GUANO,
OF direct importation into this market per ship "Mary
8fAa'0'''" JARVIS I5L h2Sb GUANo,
For the sag Of which, x are the sole authorized Agents
OF V WH II %s Eh& Eit.1i 4 S SS%
noc,or "A B at! iS,s %EX5GAN eUANo'
PLANT FOOD AND CRUST PREVENTIVE"
MARYLAND CoMPANY's
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
W. A-A' --0N'A " - -
And other fertilizers of known value and established re-
Which we will sell most favorable terms, in lots from
one tor to 0G0 tons
49, p MALCOM co,
Grain Flour and Guano W arehouses
Wood street Bowly's wharf,
nhI.t5 onnosite tha new Corn Exchange
NM
GENCY OF
u d SIrctI,s pAw PONG PHOSPHATE NJ LIME
Removed to No. Spears Wharf,
aRoaGE b0GDALE, SOLE AGENT
For Maryland and Virginia
op,-pp1y rouH9SSJOy arFNcP
u tt nnrcnase or s,i on co,aniSsion Of ti AMOS
r0T- 1h ~ I-,t ID ~ " y ~ =, 10 a ~
fLoUN' "iNAiA'' o RExrSFs6Fs. = " ~ ~
1 ~, l. r. 5itiL
GlBNEF ha 49, =" % odiih'oie'
G. B. HATCH Co, "
| KIMBALL & snAsfEH, ,
| P H. GREGORY " 20. l!ampEln va Jaz4-u
| Va AUyI. ANN COMPANY .
M AN Hh1'D SUnEp pEoCB1y,1F n II yyuv
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THE SOUTHERN MAILS.
WARRINGTON, Nay l., Is6

WARRINGTON, Nay j, 1861.
Postmaster GeneralI Blair facetiously remarked, in
reply inquiry the continuance Of southern
mails that he would cut them of the Herald
stopped sending papers South No order to stop the
Southern mail service has yet been Issued, but will
probably be hostilities will have commenced
rhe official Southern correspondence Of the department
almost entirely stopped.
The city is under something like martial law.
C,lone Mansfield by Adutan. General Talbot has issued
city of Washington and It's vicinity at half-past niue
O'Clock, after which all troops, officers well
soldiers will remain in camp quarters until revielle
unless out under ORDERS with special written permits
rom their commanders patrol will pass through the
city under orders Of the Provost Marshal and all rregu
larties will oe promptly corrected
The order went into effect too day The patrol went the
and tattoo beat throughout the city Severa
Zouaves were found out Of their quarters
The order yet does not interfere with civilians but
they liable 10 be stopped, and have to give
OF their business. Lieutenant John Ewood Of the
United States Army has been appointed Provoet Mar
shal.
Corporal Kipsly Of the Twelfth regiment did not
fuse take the oath papers reported The
brought him such letter from his wife would have
coerced him into taking the oath, he had not already
done co.
The Seventy first regiment had service TO day. Rev
Dr. Pearce read the articles Of and Episcopal service
On Wednesday ther egimental band win assist Company
In giving . grand concert, at which the President Is
expected TO be present.
No men were allowed TO leave the yard 10 day