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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-25
QUARTZ MINERS ATTENTION /!
nR. BEERS WOULD CALL pARTTC-
IL ular attention 10 his improved
AMALGAMATORS,

For Gold Silver Ores, which are claimed to pos
the following advantages over all others nov in
use, viz.
lst. They equally adapted 10 the amagama.
tion Of Ores either Wet or Dry crushed
I'd. Being Splfieedng aud Self-dischargng they
require but little attention; being sufficient
to attend thirty or more.
Sd. During the process Of amagamation they
reduce the ore to an almost impalpable powder, In
close contact with large surface OF mercury, but
do not grind the mercury.
4th II is claimed for them, and demonstrated
that they will save from % to 100 per cent. more
gold than any other amalgamatOr now in use.
The Amalgamating Pans are put IN sets OF three,
discharging into each other three OF which setts
are capable Of thoroughly amalgamatng at least ten
tons Of gold ore per day, and, with a slight addition
are equally adapted TO the Rmalgamation of Silver
Ores by any OF the old or new processes.
The Pans about four feet in diameter and
supplied with false perforated or CRATE bottom
upon which the grinding is done, which allows the
gold, as soon united with the mercury 10 settle
beneath the CRATE and remain as safe as if under
lock and key.
In cleaning up the pans and separating the ANAL
gam but one tenth of the usual labor Is required
The parts most exposed 10 wear are made of hard
iron, and easily replaced, at trining cost.
All orders for these Amalgamators can be sent to
PETER DONAHUE, on FIRST street, San Francisco, at
whose Foundry they can be seen n operation.
For further particulars, inquire of the Patentee.
J. b. BEERS
aprl3-3m l6b Clay street
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-25
Special Notices.
Candidate for City Marshal,
B. H. RIDER,
Election, Monday, May 9Th 1861.

Sands SnrsapHrIIla.-No remedial agent was
ever introduced that has proved so uniformly sue
eessful this for purifying the blood and for the
cure Of scrofula, rheumatism stubborn ulcers, salt
rheum, fever Sores erysipolas, pimples, bols, mer
curia diseases, eutaneous eruptions liver complaint
bronchitis, consumption, female complaints, loss of
appetite general debility. 1t viii speedily remove
the worst symptoms of these distressing complaints,
and in a brief period complete radical cure.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-25

THE popular taste for reading is best indi-
Gated by the character of the books taken from
the shelves Of public libraries, as may be seen
by the following: During the month Of March,
3l50 volumes were loaned from the Mercantile
Library of San Francisco, of which there were
Of romance, 2,2l3; biography, 296; travels, lS0;
history, l04 arts and sciences, l25; bellies let
tres, 1l6; poetry, 80; religion, l3; bound peri
odicals, 6; miscellaneous, 90.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-25

FR1GHTFUL SUICIDE -Wm. A. Hill COM
mitted suicide on the 10th inst, at Murphys,
Calaveras county, by throwing himself into the
crank box Of the steam engine Of quartz mill.
In moment his body was broken into Jelly,
his head nearly severed from the neck and his
bones broken in a hundred places.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-25

Ok Thursday last, Jos. Brown, native Of
New Hamshire, was thrown out of boat on
Clear Greek, Shasta county, and drowned.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-25

CHAMBERS, alias Curry, who was convicted
in Napa of the robbery Of Mr.. Woeber, has been
sentenced to ten years in the State Prison.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-27

E'QR SALE.-Farms, Houses, Country-Seats
n; Lots and Ground Rents fine Farm mile from the
helsterstown Turnpike, and 10 miles from Baltimoye co
nng 10 acres well improved One OF go acres in Lou
uoh county, Virginia, the LOudon Hampshire Rail
road land IN nigh state of cultivation buildings first class
would be divided into two farms desired price
10 per acre. One Of ITO the Western MARYLAND
kall5oad miles from Baltimore livery Stable and
STc danuactoy on German street, near Faca will be
so.u bargain Apply to j. O'DELL,
Hn'l-''tl n o. p Second street
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St0ths, Gxtbsnga, TT.

baltimore AND OHIO R. R. BONDS 1867.
I'D Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1879.
Northwestern 91 Va nar@ bonds 4 O. no iis5
Wanted o. do do do Do; v% q II Dc t: enIofssd
Iatl31t basement Chesapeake Bank.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
STo H2b G sThFk SF26KE S sS an o.D,
S Shs 2G H FO f F2IGH6 ATP sR 2
THE NV YORK BOARD and eesrsms from are re- re-
mil I'm a Second street
HNRST-CLASS BUSINESS PAPER, single and
GH e d hand aPd 9 se PE
mhl.m a Second street.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA EX-
mhllm Il Second street
NEW YORK BANK EXCHANGE for sale in
Hhi fqms to suit by MAFT sS.d LEWIS VS.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES for sale by THO. J. CARSON,
fe29-f 20i Baltimore street
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
N1 ,al for sale by THO J CARSON and
fe25-a pa Baltimore street.
] TNCQRRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
gfe264f rH % < BaI GihfES9N sS,eot
BROTHERS BONINGER,
OFFER FOR SAFE FSREGY EXGHRNdf cup 9n s s g.
gncpa cities OF Germany oG London, Paris and Araser
A DVAKCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
n f.56 AID APPROVED c2LLATERALS BY, o,n,o,.
MARYLAND SIZES Maryland per cent.
''''' '''-' ~ ''''' y sAA1L. HARRIS, Jr,
feg-tt Basement Chesapeake Bank.
TIME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
jal7-tf i96 Baltimore rest street.
STERLING EXCHANGE
= Sulst For sale by se KN2x Esq.,, CO,
RANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
1 81 JSo> S CUTTINGS ! : s Goij st
STOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
! OaPd sold by JNo. s. CUTTINGS 1Co;
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FUNDS
y for sale nv Inl6-tfl THO ]. CARSON.
MISSOURI 6's FOR sALEBY
IVA JNo. S. CUTTINGS &Co.
sss9c 90 South st.
u o. K. R. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
Iii Fl JNo S. GITTINGs g : Co CO. =.
MERCHANTS BANK KS sT : e}Fr T3R s4 a5
ESIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
4 by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
JllI-u Basement Chesapeake Bank.
| MARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
| " u JN0 S. CUTTINGS Co,
| COMMERCIAL Il FARMERS BANK STOCK
| Owanted by JN0. S. CUTTINGS & Co.
| s6u go South St
| NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
IL wanted by KNOX CO.
ap2Su Exchange Place.
| BALTIMORE 6 PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
E(by SAML. HARRIS, Ir,
Jul1-t Basement Chesapeake Bank.
| NORTH WESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
| 1NBoNDS for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
| JulIu Basement Chesapeake Bank.
! n
| 1Nwanted by SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
| InlI-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, MARCH 81 1861
Naukfrs ann Yr0kkrs.

rlHUkF1g Ann AhTuRPfE
S|NS WV cS"'"NN"'
REARTIE LEWIS
4 1TA HfGL AND STOCK BROKER,
Has special arr, 10 so. q SEcoS NJ SsI"hEI
sTo S''5s,s 20 2Hb 5se a Rai'''7 ana SAFE
r1ARTIN , : NJ. IN 1he New York market
WI Nd III " A ~ nJLzB7orEp
Pay. individual 10 5,t q SGo3S s. sTRsEE' ., COMM
ca s advances ns sGa9s et
NOTES ST05IzzS -; - - ~ nue.
~ VI H'' HIoCKS AND BONDS
AARTIN LIE WIS,
40 x r. aS SogTI s SFKahr'
=, B B and sells Commission,
NrEGG0FiABLE RUSIN ESS PAPER,
20 S <Ts AND BONDS IN ALL MARKETS,
ssRR11NI 81 DISCOUNTS on APPROVED SECURITIES,
BUYS AND SELLS NRW YmRK EXGHaaNGE
g. 80 . : ND SELLS FIRST CLASS GROUND RENTS
3anking business S's'S N"u 0l DfO ia5 4fd
\ FONARD T0D1TFy
coNNE R RE4FEf IN pApER
Nc. 10 SOUTH STkEET
BALTIMORE, MD
co4bMisBRRGGIAL} Ronnht Sol, .ns y.no,;...,
rotNe s,acfar ot,o,.; i,, =, ~,
Of Toans On ~, -. 70 .iie
/ R. MCGINN & CO.,
"10 S6 Ar N6R4 XIX M BR 70
Buy and sell on commission evcInsiv4lv STncKS
80 95 DC, IN mt, This and her markets is46m
4 n w HASON & SMITH.
- CToTV ANN mr. ppcvppo
Segotiote p.-.. No % SogTg. STREET,
Tor Stocks in w. S Per u isiS' anu execute 9dders
:. :, - - sls sna otter markets.. lnl2 U
NE ONEG BUSINESS.
I'VE uipTTN IEu,rg
~ ~ SyCoSn sTs
Firet EoI,ee TN Sc1ti, et,'S,t
st.epdS I NJ nm III - tio ~
\ f.GGTi ALTON on Nero %iIi 4
~ lTn EIrSJNF>,g pApFp
EFFECTS LOANS OK E7OrYS '''-' +N'N' - L.
~ Wv Am OTHER SFcTrR,TTFg
MAKES ADVANCES ON C0iJATERSIS N
GRANTS DiSC0iTNTS on coon PAPER
EXECirTLiS opTGbS IiC,S SrL,tyC -; ~, .t-,.
Ann TR .%S PSts yN - ~ 81 '
RI-STN FSS IL ~ trS % NSIp Le [''D DA4i
- =, z1l-I y ot,-AN otIt Jept'
NO. s. CUTTINGS & Co
''> ''; Sf6 jj5fS And i-f' b5ilIL BROKERS,
NV a., , No. Z? SOUTH STREET, 49,.
n Gu s en- commission STOCK ana oscorltea In inns
"I ~ ostSl t.aEsets; =, ~.
IiieilAst dilh sen t.,tiii --Si'tS. ,
,fiso eS ae on ''ocAS' 14' HSUe' otos' ara o'he'
MSegotiat; Time Paper and Stock Leans:
e COLLECTIONS on all accessible point" IN the United
Pscs;nn ,Sdtd :; --,bIa ,,5 IT,.---ar+ 1a I'D
trs5ssct b ePDSTS 5 % n IN m FunGs, ana
r1enfe fTtasest aorGa5 az Jerag;+g " " " 40
taelts: interest alo@ea OH oeLos!ts: !aIoI
SAMUEL HARRIS & SONS,
- BANKERS STOCK E 3Nb A6TE BROKERS'
Nc. 1q6 BALr1MoRE STREET,
COLLECT on all accessible pons in the United STATE. and
Csnadas nro mn n, and on .yoraIe terms n
NV, L
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IL DAILY EXCHANGE,
PUBLISHED BY
G L nm & CO.,
N. E. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS;

n. L. COSN En- OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS;
THE DAILY EXCHANGE is printed clear white paper,
and with bold ana distinct type which is constantly
newed thus Offering to merchants and Others making
oits columns peculiar advantages the conspicuous and
attractive display of their advertisements, which, con-
nection with its already large and steadily increasing sub
Vertising presented this community
aS-NO EXPENSE OR LABOR IS SPARED to furnish
the readers of THE EXCHANGE with the most prompt full
and authentic intelligence upon Ill matters of public inter
est, domestic foreign.
In its COMMERCIAL DEPA ETMENT, and especiallv in
all that relates to its REPORTS OF TIE DOM STIC
MARKETS, it has established for itself reputation which
justhes the merchants OF this city in recognizing it as
STANDARD AUTHORITY upon all those subjects in which
Their business interests invoived whilst the leading
FINANCIAL and Commercial topics of day come under
careful review in its editorial columns
The interests of commerce and the state OF the are
50 constantly and intimately affected by the aspect OF pot
cal Affairs Throughout the world, that journal which
aspires to De anything than more commercial renor
er or daily price CUR G must iry devote reason
space to the dissemination OF political intelligence and
e discussion of political questions Ia this department OF
The paper which, apart from its commercial importance
also possesses peculiar and exclusive interest of its own
Is the object Of TEE EXCHANGE to preserve position
honest ard fearless Independence, equally removed from
trality upon the other. .sz7--
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iSIsnls, Smauss, It.

FEARoWARE. s,s, COLE
mss NJ $ sa;iyq ggAR.1f i, s:sEIsHy,
L rs AENr$ 4SR R RNMt iHS IN
r. HOE Z co.'s CAST STEEL, MILL, CROSS CUT Gn'
FISHER ii Il 'Hs6Rkf$, AMERICAN EAGLE AHVILs and
FIELDS, SANDWICH & CO.'S CUT TACXs,sHosNAILS
IRTF gRSA ATEs aATgHGTl &r POINT
RUSSELL l. ERWIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY"
FIrtc;HHO HSiNTTyGAcruRINa CoMpANy's CABINET ana
AnEEfiiGSAXS T3yRsENAlL coNrANY's HoEsE ANo
o. AMES < so2'# SHovEIS and SPADES, Sc, &c.
R S5RXGS W All 81 G $ CdRS and GRASS
sGGYT6E STEATH$, sqyBRE n, #y9EEs, e. ,,
AiIof Which We offer lowest Factory Prices. mg79
hFYSER, TROXEIL u GO.
IRON W Z 4 u 0 s Il,
IMPORTERS 81 Of + So 2hI fByESsSIoRpToNs or
L LoN and STEEL, have constantly On hand complete
SS'''' A.lN%iE2RhIoAY AND EEGLIsu IRON,
RAILROAD ? sPi& 81 4S 3 oHAINa.
SAOUor Ell fR F #HE#r IRSg Q an w@SE ,ear
aad Fla 2G2 F FI5
E,UGAN & JENKINS.
0ohA Is YSS AAS e e &EEGE4N
-,.. 4? Agents [as ne i9laSins IanaaeI55:es:
2fAi T&kEy S9s5 SIT 1D R SstS aA
Wales , FRENCH. AUgER AUeER BITrs, &C.
Prov lDENCE TOOL COMPANY, N5TS, WASHERS ARB
ANhk161N BG4T COMPANY, Butt B1Sass, SAD Iaoss
gFAFLE Es ,5s kEtLoGe ogs&E oo,:s;, soA5sa &C.
s66yL 4AN6F16f6EiNd e. s4 4S BIS Ba4ss AaD
g gfS TR#B# ga2zs'2 55 5sR ssA2 pn..s o.
pJaL6P + aAnE1aAs Axss. ga@oaaes. =. ;ytn-.
yKTAFERS Il SCOTT,
Sf5 VIZ H
DrssroNHa S sGTHssTH2E t2rs al s:SS q AND
EN EIt6 S9K 6s Si5Saf Axb SIR 22S 55zs
NEW ENGLAND GINLEr POINTED SCREWS.
GE fUETS " 7 fSTT EllSSFH5Hk CO.'S LOCKS
Sl6ob's D AND fHE 66 5t&tf ass IKE CO.'S EDGE
AAES', RoWLAND's, HALFHAN Ma = I, GQUtD,s -
''-'' f'N'' GRF&T 'V yAh asP o'ooi LIS IN
which ssf5 i Eo AEa s FE Ez5EJa4 Bs3
1 are s fGs AGESs il CHS I9srs fer wsoa HsTss
&c 5gPFy from STOCK or at reduced rates for DIR&Gr n
80 EoUTEzRN AND WESTERN GERCEAETs
lEvls NsALE !osEeH P. ELLIoTT
F.B LONEY 4 co.
SqCCEssoEs TO SGaAEFfEG IoSEy,
EXPORTERS AND NHOLESALE De LER3 II
II A K Is W Il e.
CUTLERY GygGS. &C.
AGENTS FOR COLTS PATENT PISTOLS. RIFLES. 80
Nos. aIid HANOVER ST4EEGE'E.
BALTIMORE,
Invite the attention o! Country Merchants visiting THU
ig 70 an examination Of their stock, which in variety
cities. a!:--+F
~ L. PARKER CO,
IA. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS II METALS.
8OUTE CHARLES STREET
between PRATT and CAsnsN StaEsF4,
SALE
TIN PLATE, CT every description.
TESNE Plate for roofing.
E s&5bISiy shEFT lFoE Nas I9tos?
$$Ai-EEyyfAxNIzED": {" :: Is . g
1908 WIRE, TIMED WIRE" oto IS
| PIG and BAR LEAD.
BANCA TIN. in Pigs and Bars.
| LEAD PIPES aud SHEET LEAD.
HOOP IRON in. 10 2j@ in.
TI%1EE'S TOOLS and MACHINES
BRASS KETTLES, COPPER BOTTOMS RIvFT2
| KETTLE EARS, Re, II. tgl-tf
4 MEXICAN HARDWARE.
| IN NJ KEITH, il. S SON,
KANUFA CTURER'S IGRWTS
| % SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
| - OFFER FOR SALE AT LOWEST RATES,
| AMERICAN FLASK AND CAP 60 s GOODS,
DlSSToN,S HAND, MILL CE0SSCUT AND CIECULA{
W. So DOUGLAS PUMPS AND GRINDsToNE FIx
Roy / o. s wRoUGHT BUTTS, STRAP AxpT. HINGE.
PARKER'S COFFEE MILLS, SPOONS. &c
Bk00nS; PH1I;i!PS AMP WHITES HATCHETs,
FENS,S A An MAINS AXES AND GENERAb as
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-07
r;.,.ssIg.-ga OLD DoNINIoN STEAMBOAT

E,.Si-l, OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
SSza%1zz=s-zss1 COMPANY.
tok FREDkRICKSB URG, VIRGINIA. AND Ian
iSGS on THE KAPPAHANN0yK RIV ER.
te Steamer VIRGINIA., Captain y. FaifSan'-, leaves
Iss'ore tF2;9 her berth a Needems pierig
returning leaves fredericksburg EV ERA i 5 h \
tO'Nho' at O'Clock, or Immediately after the ARR c.
ae tram OF cars from Richmond Washington Stopping
at al the regular Landings on taa RapDaanuosk
ss ahc returning, TO land and receive freight and
scngers 'F''1 0' s--
, TIE VIRGINIA
= neg, and vas built by merchants Of Frece
anu baltimore, interested IN the trade, anl b
az @ ana farmers residing IN the counties porlesn
~ ~ Appshannoct for tie express purpose OF kaspir.
hSt class steamer on the During tie winter tie cg
war" dscE mas 1een enclosed thus gOriny conuirfe orc
.~ch Gf hOrseS and other live stock Car-lapes o. ~
sl%s can be taken on board and carried under acT it
t.ins on the wheels lIer SatsToon anu berth ;c.ar,.
a..,S re large and commodious, and her capactF L..
's!tt ?tensiFe. As passgngcr and freight beat she a.
no ~ pgf 70 on ne waters Of the chesapeake.
by y: :. GAFkuN Co, PCwiy's wharf
- ~ received or board vi the S;ea Weiaesia
a4 "a tgaISuays, ana on Fridays up O'clock ( n.
f9rthsr information and Blank Rgceip - tags ug
ny the company, apply 0n board, Or 20
K. j. CAPRON < co, AEes.s,
~ ~ ,rrcr,T,7 , NO. " Bowly'E wharf, Eiitircar,
= Pies.eGt fre!e5icl 81 yrP w. Zaf"'
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Enmher.

SnTbtr.
SHINGLES, LATHS AND
~ IJ9StR
We have On hand large assortment of LUMBER that we
are Scr At the 9Test caeh prices Customers will please
e.p!y at .a yard 1872 LIGHT STREET WNAEF or n 10
cH.neE Of EtFAW AND GERMAN STREETS.
7i5U BURNS < SLOAN.
Z D&8EG, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c Sc, coo
EEf2 Gnd $ tte13l23t Esncins; 510ln feet BemlocE
n herr ana Poplar Plank AMI oak Cherry and Pine
utIGS 10000 Unit and TCd Oak St1ve5 ilGG Sugar or
A5ssse0 SGookH zlGN0 shaved Ind Hoors; .3i 4l sks
Hio4r By. iiocPs. Ri l;stQH Gu: 10 order.
fHr sale by Me-. 9. CROSS:
tD26i corner East Fails ard F;asraCn yerr4g
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sGaas 4gg $jaGLalssfr.ts.

1AAAk bUOk, PAPER md
stationery WAREHOUSE
Sh&UEL 4. TURNER.
No. SUCIH CHARLES STREET
HAS on HAND 4 VERY SUPERIOR as
I ! NuKTHENT Of PAPER, STATIONERY end Hank
ACCOUNT BOOKS. Among his Stock will De lound " RI
TIN" and LETTER AtE, both d3Iees Tic and foreign, OF
all the must mp! r0yed nauG lecturers. "~''
NNfEfiPhRS Ruled and Plain, il very grest variety
NFEiOrGS OF At! sinGs.
STATIONERY o. every a29riptcq for and privat,
Srl.al. PENS, PEN iOLnEES, SEALING " Az
#AENNS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS
~'
INK, Writing and Copying, OF all the best makers LET
FIR COPYING PRESSES. PORTFOLIOS, POhTE,AOE-
hNt.S, o., &S
Nan larFc assortment # WRAPPING PAPER
Playing CARDS, PRINTEI:S' Co, a., &c, plI AZ low
ryfg..
Coz >r%y MERCHANTS will DO wellta f.22-t,
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STEAMBOATS,,

s.,sg-a BALTIMORE AND sU6QOggA
-TlL%SSfSsn Ma STEAM COMPANY
~ - j. hAILT LINE Except sun5ay, IL. P'EI e
'T MI hANkE ~ GRACE, and TIsE WATER CETE
me ttiatner 'PORFShoUTi," Capt 9hilip5 caves
..% sf end OF west Falls aYynue every NUNDIY. WED-
N7-SpAl ~ FNlbAI Ev ING at c'cOcs Pst-,rt.-
~ !.Aves PORT DEPOSIT every TUESDAY, TaiTR$-
- - t'if SATURDAY, at O'clock p IL, and HLTHE
% GstA! sc O'Clock, T. NJ ' " IN 80
Inc, me ste3nboft "LANCA3nE2'' Capl Nv. T,ul,nso-
iS4V VS. saIle place every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SALgkoAY EVENING 1T 3 occc< Returlinr iesyFs
ngrt, ptPosit e!ery hOED4Y, WEDNESDAY And Fri.
O'c'Cc: p. II " - 49, VIC acc :.
rasS;ISe h.Fths Included, 81 cen IS
Freight received daily lntil O'clock ca-ri,, - l,,
f&.es ana carefully attended &c ~
q b'lcats receipts Tor teigHt will be rsSrirgd
a doats toy ed Only at The risk OF their
- ~ az tiaYre De Grace VIII attend % i1-ward.r all
consigned 70 HIM for any point tn PENIS l.
yp1a CspasoT will re ship eiga Intended or Baltimore
Philadelphia elsewhere.
BE- chartered TIM -''''' ~"
Jos. Jas. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
s5tg j. TOME Agent Poi ;yro22;. 80" '' ~ " ''-'-
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zsl,-.e Q. S. GOVERNMENT LINE

.ssssssssznsS !" wv Ell a. n ''lSI LINE
leaves the H.er end of UNION DUtR, west de daily
Ain9sys included, Dat ~ o'clock P. H. taking Passengers
eE9 fEtlSAf. AID coEneciIIr vi the Railroad Inns IL
an" ron sshtngtQn, D. O., hilaielr Ma New York
ooSoa bri Harrisburg, pittsbur Pa and The Wss iU-
@ = ,st ti5 arrival of the FIX press Train from New
The GLOWING is tn schedule.
leaVs New ork a. a. NJ. eve Philadelphia at Is
al" ,!.a2 \ y leave Baltimore at AZ P. n
~ NJ IhlP TICKETS At REDUCED PRICES
EIoin Sew ork to FoIt Monroe back ........sI4
AZ Procnre y"rr Tir ,e * :;
JtItsey ffaiifoad 1fncr, Foot OF Cortland st,ee,
IN bill Hh ~ A, at the Company flee W cor
and Prime streets ' - a. ''.S DePo'' o''A
on Board OF the Steamers Foot Of Union
DUaa,,s HUGH O'CUNNEE,
paes-
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gsQai HgtlrFs.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrl-
- Der has obtained fTom the Orphans Court q Baltimore
HoLLlNGSWoRrH, late Of said city, deceased i per-
sons having claims against the said deceased are eny
the ;ubscr osr It the Office Of W Pinkney byte, No
they otherwise, by law be excluded all benefit al
sail estate All persons Indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment Given under my haad this
2Sth day OF August, 1861
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zaSHS NOTICE.
Es<ezzz2zRzzss7 CHANGE OF DAYS 10 THE
~, !.ATUKEWT RTVER
NJ ne steamers GEORGE V tENS and NARY WASHING
FOLLOWING days: " - '' VIC
SATCRDAY, TUESDAY and TauR SDAY. coInmanc.
ing on Saturday morning, june ls 1851 al O'clock 10Y
KS Landing direct AID eqptiqae during the
Ray The Boat leaving Hills Iandng on monday and
Wednesday Will be direct for Baltimore
The Saturday Boat wHl leave Hips Landing on Friday
iyr EG edGt leaving Benedict Saturday, morning at 8
he above Steamers will call at all the usual apangson
h2Ryer also at Fair Haven and Flula Point, goin and
gciuEcing. ' '' ''N
| the departure OF the Boats. ~
| Passage to Eatuxeat River....9I 90. Mesls extra
DO Pam Point......-. lG1. DO.
30 falr Haven. lest
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MARY E. HOLLINGSWORTE


NOTICE TO CREDiTORS.-Nonce IS nereoy
! given that THOMAS S. FULLERTON. of the city Of
Balti more, executed conveyance of all his property
TO the nndersigned trustee, for the benefit crrdf
tors The deed bears date the Sch d4y OF June FOL and
among other provisions creates preference. in favor of
those creditors who shall wi,h ninety from the date
thereof signify thec assent it's and execute re
lease OF their claims in favor OF grutor The deed is
OF record in the Clerks Office of the Superior Court and
the release TO be signed by creditors may found at The
Counting room of the undersigned.
je2g 2awtSepS@ JAMES HODGES
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ENHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE Thai tbe snb

FllS 10 ~ CIV II NOIlCE, That the sub
scr!ber has obtained from the Orphans Court Balti
more CITY letters teStamentary the of AG Is
IA mSAY late OF said city, deceased All persons having
CLAIMS against the said etat" hereby warned exhibit
the with the vouchers thereof the subscriber on
or before the LIST day of March, 1862 they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit OF said estate
persons indebted to said estate requested make i'm
mediate payment Given under my hand this 2Gh day of
August. 1861. JOSEPH A. RAMSAY.
a21-Iawlws Evr,ntor
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rENHIS rs TO Give N0TlEE Thnt tie cr1 hs

fENHiS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrl-
a.. he has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
HESS, late OF said city, deceased All persons having
claims against the said estate hereby exhibit
the with the vouchers thereof subscriber on
or before the lIth day of February, 1862 they may other
All persons indebted said requested to make
immediate payment. Given under hand this 18th day
of August, 1851. REBECCA FFSS ~
ais iayiWt AfmiDisfra,ri-
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NOTlOE OF uOMMITrAL 10 JAIL.-Was
commit ed to the al OF Prince Georges county, Nd
on ue day, tn tw third day of eighteen hun
cred and ,ixty-one, as runaway, Negro Man BIAS
WHO calls himself TOBIAS RDY II is Of yellow con-.
.pieXon I'VE feet six or eight inches in he ght
- Inc SAID negro was committed to the Jail OF Prince
beorge county. Mi.. runaway. The owner tif anv)
OF the above desert bed negro is uestei
prove pro ry, pay charges and take him .way-othyr-
wise, ne will ne disposed OF according ct of assem-
bly,, In such case made and provided.
DANIEL r. DYER.
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di4la"36 Clerk.
NOTICE OF COMMiTTAL TO JAlL-Was
committed to the all Pr nee GEORGES ro,ntv Ma
s aGqdy, The twenty third day of v eighteen hun
- Y-oir, Man EORIE
who calls himself GEORGE CHANDi,ER ~ ia ~ a..
co2p r color, five fe-t four inches in height " " " A
, The said negro was committed the Jail Of Prince
TT orses county, sd, runaway. TIL.
OF te an we deScr bed forwa d
pr we property pay cha yes ami take him away-otHer
wise ne VIII ne disposed o. according the Assem-
bly, IN such case made and provided.
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GaT Sui, 5r}igbt Ut Gbartsr::

1t4g5S "ANTED-A VESSEL of about 8, OOO
sssaAbNis capacity. to carry frame houses to Havana
cay APriy 70 Z. q. DEPARTMENTAL,
Commerce stra
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PRODUCE,
1862 SOUTH EUTkW STREET,
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad DepotN
. Refers by permission to
AcssTs. kirkland. Chase 4 Co, Baltimore
5tgsrs. PearCe & GRAY, Baltimore
Eessrs Euckler q Shipley, Baltimore
heSsTs. Isaac hevE0lcs K Son, Baltimore
aesSrs. v yckfoi i Post, New YORK
AesSrs SPOTS, Harvey i Co, Richmond
MeSsrs' Alvey & Lipsc, NIB, Richmond
siesSrs. : 7, 7. g. Budd, Charleston
AeSsrs. Toulmin, Voorhees, & Co Mobile
George Nathan, Esq., New Orleans
Eg#4. ". warner, ESQ Philadelphia
more. hanS; batl