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VOEIN ID. REHN 81 SONS
Agents for the manufacture Of
SHEET AND BOLT COPPER, BRASS AND COPPER
TUBING, TENNESSEE IRON, CAST IRON PIPES,
PLANTATION BELLS, AND BRANCH,
CROOKES & CO.'S SAWS,
Nos. SO and Oh Camp street,
New Orleans.

Intending retire from the Shelf Goods business and conne
ourselves Heavy Hardware, Iron, se Copper Tin Plate,
Speler Ales Springs, Hubs hpoes, Feocs, etc. etc., we
now offer at large discount stock of Shelf Goods,
quantities suit purchasers. The stock is full and complete
comprising full assortment Of article required III
country Store including general assortment OF Fancy Goods
Peroy, Country Mctehants, Planters, and the public
generally will find it their interest to CAL and examine the
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We also offer for SALE
$50 Premium Tennessee Iron, assorted Fiat Round and
Square, OF all sizes.
Plough and BoleT Plates, all sizes.
800 tons Merchant English Iron, assorted, Flat Round ana
Square.
100 Ions Refined English Iron, assorted, Flat Round and
| Square.
| 10 tons Angle Iron assorted.
| 20 . Half Round, Oval and Half Oval Iron
! 10 =. Beyel Iron
| 80 =. Scroll Iron.
1900 bundles Hoop Iron. assorted, s. to inch,
90 os0 Rand . / to Aka aud lG inch.
600 :. Sheet l9to :! 1hSu' ....
80 . Russia Skeet Iron.
/, | l0o . Galvanized Sheet Iron.
For sale Inv JOHN d. BEIE & SONS,
| Ncs, 50 and 81 Camp street
| ,1l powsSFr,f New Orleans,
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Mocha Coffee.

% half baes au 70 quarter bes Mocha Coffee in store ant
for sRIoLy COLLINS CARRTEFE d co,
cor. Bfenville 4nG Old Leyee.
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THE AssccEates' VcrAenay Champagne.
o baskets. in store and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRTERE & CO.,
cor. Bienvlle and OLD Lcvec.
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go cases Of variety Of choice Black Teas, such as ooong
soucon White Fl6wery Peccoe and Grunge Peccoe put up
In small pacae expressly fer family use in store and for sale
by COLLINS, CAfflHEh u ",
cor. BienyllIe and Old I.eyee.
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Buffalo Tongues.
10 dozen Buffalo Tongues, for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE i CO,
cor BicnviIie and Old Leyee.
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we. ClEsAt1ot Ponaardin Champagne.
100 cases We Cquot Ponsardin Champagne, in quarts
pirts in gore and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE CO.
cor. Bienvllle and Ola Levee
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ractc des lives de Ia cozapagn I.
a. BROTHER, Frezident
JAvTs IL. wHEFLER S6crdtair'.
Fiat ia LOUISIANA,
"Aro;sso d Orleans vile de IA NoOTtan',
par lcyGn moi lie 5tme jour d5 j4nTier
ls6] D. f. MITCHELL,
ia7 GOT InEe de FAX de la Secondc COur.
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l5G 3xc1 Jud Patent Candles landing chip GA!cna and
for sale by COLLINS, CAKRIERE i CO.,
cor Benvie and Oll Levee.
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from the books u Tie COf5pAny. -, -
JAMES II, WHEELER, Secretary.
STATE I.DUISGaHA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
and Subscribed before this 9Th dny Of January,
1861. d. +. MlTCHELL
Second Justice OF the Peace
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Steamboat 4epattnrEs Thlis 1av.
Monday, January y, 1860.
5)aEtituIar Slotitts.

RAIN OF LOUISIANA,
81 New Orleans, Dec Gth, 1859.
Ea8'Thc resi- s 1a&ion Of 70 J. 4'eb;fuit i1,sGi;
Cashier this Bunk having tc0tered 10 the Dard MI
I morning accepted, and Mr.. AUGUSTA MONTREUlL
unanimously elected in his place. :
dill If II. NJ. DAVIS, President.
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100 LIg No. Mackercl Large, in store and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE 4 CO.,
cor Bienvile and Old Levee.
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ESTATE op JOHN d. FINK.

ESTATE oF JOHN u. FINK.
4 Two-sroRY DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME HOUSE
On Era'o street between apollo and Bacchus Streets
TWO LOTS OF GROUND with the improvements thereon
on Frank street between Lafayette and Poydfas streets,
at Auction.
By J. B. WALTON,
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HurIlctt's Gid Tom Gin.
. eases Rurnc Old Tom Gin, III store and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE 4 CO.
cor. Bfcuvf!le and Old LeYee.
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Z q WATmnN


1 u. WALTON. i'd Il. WALTON.
CITY AUCTIoNERa,
And AUGTToNEEf4 APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
for ta4 Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE
SLAVES, LAMBS etc, etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues h1 personal attention all sales Of Reel Estate
5aves Furnss Bsu and oher Stocks SUGGESTIONS ard Her
csendse generally.
Uenyftes attention to his system Of pIan1 and plan books 81
Real gstateinapFaed large ezpenseembractng every
square and every pt in every with the measurements
thereof owner and oer valuable information,
taken from authentic s0n-czeecurng the par
chase and appraent Of Real Estate, Hnsqualed adVan
tages and information.
eFurnutc and other outdoor attended e2T srn
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Oaytitulat SEotlrfs.

n1y~HIerrhnmts' Lodge No. az, 4. y. @. "a
full IT this Lodge IS desired oF HIS
EVENING" TO assist IN the Inhalation OF 9ceh Tor INC en-
suing tenn WM H. " hlNut
RaCn ng
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LOUISIANA STATE BAAR,

New Orleans, Aug. |, 1850. )
EJ-T'Fsfs Bank blsGS declared ~ dividend OF
EIGHT FER GEM. of the profits of the lust six months
paylba Stockholders their legal representatives OF
aui CA. F. RONDBAU, Cashier.
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CATURDAV, January ID, 1861. atI2 o'clock
St Charles Exchange by order and III
Of Resolution Of the Common touncil Of the City IF New Or
leans and Of the Finance Committees Thereof
sell public auction, the highest bidder
limit the following improved and vacant rsa
the SUCCESSION Oh ueceheu
to Wit:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND In the First District Of
this square bounded By Era Bacillus pGl and
Thalfa Streets measuring 81 II inches and liaes front
Eato street. depth 12I feet 10 inches and thes With the
Of Two-tory DonbIs Teue
1eut Frame Dwelling containing each the
floor the second oor and each four in
the BIZ * buildings, cistsrns, etc.
TWO lots OF GROUND. in the First District of this
city, square bounded b. Franklin, Liberty Lafayette
ine to plan b Louis H. Pile City Surveyor dated
1850. d measuring each 70 teet inches and
inez franklin s:set by depth Of p rect inch be-
tween parallel lines The improvements these tgo lots
siat Of Two Org Frame Bal ding paE bei each lot
r7- TERMS AND COEDTTTONs: orc-fourlh cast. and
the 6ance one years in the notes OF the pus
caars order The rate Of sX
cent per from day Of sale 70 maturity and eight
thereafter II plnchgiy pHid with special mortgage
On the property sold until final payment
The purchasers will thenseve to be put IN possession
expense and will haze 10 comply with tho terms
and described within aeeh days from toe day
sale of GnT delay neglect tneiE part the
property prch sed by them vi he sold fer their account and
risk and a. their expense. without any further notice.
The buildings on Erso street between Apo Racchs
streets insured the satisfaction Of the vendor by The
purchAcr policy Of insurance. be Transferred 10 the
vendor until after the payment Of the second noIe
gPgrchasers Of lots which buildings ia part,
will entitled such be on the lots purchased oF
them respectively
Acts of sale before c. f. Fcrter City Notary Office 20 Camp
street, at the "zpense Of the purchasers JHl
gTtsi7EgSTDE Of GEORGE s. KEEN. DFCEA SED-TWO
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Double Refined Loaf Sugar.

100 RIr boxes suars Double Refined Loaf Sugar in store
and for sale by COLLINS, CARRIEREk co,
cor. Bienyile and Cd Leyee
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EVENING 10 nss in the installation Of officers for the en-
suing tenn. WM H. y. hlNtt ..--..,..
ja7 II Record ng reer-Iary -
~ HEADQUARTERS FIEsT DfTlgos y. NJ,
~ New Orleans. Jan. 2 1861.
Il Bay~ General Orders No. f6-1. Thc Vol HntecT
Stne dnps Division will he prepared 10 ceItbrhi" vi
uIl military bnnos the Forty SXth Anniversary Of Tie glorious
Battle Of tho 9Th Of January, lsl5
The Artillery will fire salute oil fifteen gHS on me ye o.
day and Mt SUNRISE and sunset on tbs m III the Flfr
Second, bird auI Fourth Districts Of tho city. $3.50.
The Division limo will hG formed on Canal Sheet ut lO1
O'Clock A. NJ, the right rehtng on IIeree street
Commanders Of Brgades charged with the execution
BY order: JOHN H. LEWIS,
Major General Commanding.
L. MoarMGuE, Aidodc.Camp.
HEADQUARTERS WRIST DTfiIGE j. NJ,
New Orleans. Jau s. 1861.
Bz~Sprc7ul Orders No. Il. At tile written
request OF the Committee OF Arrangements q! lie 'nnhgn
Council for the celebration If the ATvnrary Of tic Eighth OF
January l2ih the Artillery VII tie Ghcur guns i'll addition
10 the fifteen udcrei ia General Orders No. IL.
9 COMMANDERS Of Rigades will This Older to be exc
cuted. BY order oil ,. r,r,,
MHjGr-Gonctnl Commanding.
II. M0TrAIGU, Aided ann ja7 Il
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St1;urt's Leaf Sugar.
100 lbi Suarts Sugar, in store and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRTERE d CO.,
cor. Bienylle and Old Ievce.
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Ola Reserve Madeira.
n quarter caks Old Reserve Madeiro in store and o- sale J
COLLINS CAEE1EFE.& Co,
cor. Bienville and Old Levcc
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aUGTIGN SAILS


By PLACTDE J. SPEAR,
Aucioneer-Ofice, u Ciertre3 st,
TUESDAY, january go, 1851, q - oici3Sis
p II. Morgan, Judge Of the Second District Cont o. New
Orleans Dec she'll sell pubic
Harris H0use, AlgGrs, above The landing OF HE First
Ferry the following described property belonging to
GEETXiE LOT OF GROUND Of irregular form situated
lying and being in The Bjng DuFe on she right bank OF Me
river Mississippi ibis rar,f designated lot 40 Of square
No % which cor1Pscd within Eliza, Powner and Market
Streets according plan drawn by Alton d cVIi
engineer the 10Th September 1876 aud deposited In the Office
of Louis Cane Notary Public in this city plan No
one ard nnety ye Of book Of plHEs No J. b which
and II lines Eliza street, by lti feet mes foot
Powder street. line the line which divides from lot
No g IS inches front Powder street together with
all rights actions and privileges thereto belonging
n1y-TERMS md C0NDIT iDNS-One-tbird cash and the
balance of N,ad twelve months the purchaser
purchasers furnish his their bearing cent
rest from day q sale said notes to bear special
rnortgag. 90 the property sold.
Of sale before e. E. forter Notary Public at the expense
Of tts purchaser
the hour az o'clock at the redencc Of The deceased
One lot Of Household Furniture.
H75~TERMS-Cas!lon the spot. d27 Jas Is - ~
SUCCESSION or WILLIAM C. MIC0U-A PEW IN
Chris, Church.
By l.. 4. LEVY JR. 81 CO.,
J." A. LEVY, JR., AuctioEeer
Ohica-39 N.tchez street.
FE7HERSDA tho 31st tt:ty OF mary. 1861
L Al II 0cyc NJ sold b he st. tharles
Hotel xcarcc by and p7rhnsncc Of order OF e Hon
H. Moe Judge district Court OF New Orleans
PEW IN CHRIST CHURCH, in the city Of New Orleans
TEKMs-Casl.
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$50 4a-zs=a---s ---=----ss=--a-s-A-s-s-
AMTaE.ItI E.AIl1a
KoEnAY EgErta4 $3.50,

saf S5ES1,
MONDAY EvEsTTG, JANUARY I, 1864.
Frs tms isg-zsot n tas admitted play &c y Q r
E Sss'E VI VIZ s ssi i Mi d as e d Fi
eosne e vi sf1 3D. 5s bS's f a
PRICES or ADMISSION Private Eoxsg, taecerstpg ~
2s a,s 9a ssn 4 y e q ~ fsrqgers I'D ,Ss
opsa div oi, Il d ess .' & ao
r Thstc Seats snd Boxes g 10 ssefea tRo daysin a.
doors oIen clock performance 10 COM
e. ". 3 eHIfpEspsr,E. rssasuror.
ST CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES sT.
T. coGEf aaass
Continus}, gaecsa, Of afR. 4yDMag BARNEY WILLIAMS
MONDAY EVENING, January I, 1861.
jialn.j ae:tlsd s aST6W aiz o,5ol,aar
<sr which ,Gs ss1asis'.a siI ~ TEE
Miles With songs. Barney W'tiasss
PRICES CT ADMIssIoEI,rsss Circle end rstaaetts r
sse@gd t are ds gs,: Gas5 + cents a4
7o'' open o'clock eEsas sea
A CADEaf1 OF aIUsIc- ACADEMY or MUSIC.
-ForrnerIy--
spalding q Rogers, Aaaspssitsseater.
& .'tf w zsasssr
R4-Engagement Of DAN RICE and tic eKEAT SHOW
MovDAY, January 1854:
DAN RICE in Triple Characterize Court Conversation
as the st4tiev Joker. he Ts sLaa.
Er6 S5sf III ixcda - 4asss g ~
ng~hn Tuesday, tie Glorious sth Of January Grand
* sTue Fo King The aianader vilt wedHes
s6 5fFeNsS e 81 TfAE-Door eper
commence 8 II NJ.
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rsgafdng aaG Rogers, MUSEUM adjoining the Academy
Music IaT open with the Hgoppats and inctased
itfaE /
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rT- TVnonI.1r E0TlimlTgFl5Nn1 ION OF III IA
Home Il7dga u T. and A. NJ, will be held a. c Gran!
To Hall L !tY ET ESINU, Jan {, l5J Ify order OF
'' f,,r CTTAS. BhTE3f.tT Sectc@iy.
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Tie H69Ye SHTV7len Is jug IFue ana I0'IEII 74C7'P
from the books Of the Company. - .
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n7F~VV asIIIngton -------~-, -, tile&t3 cT&ly
gaHcfEal - uLL
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Brandy and Sherry Wine.
large assortment fine cid Brandy and Sherry Wine in
store Tor salc by COLLINS, CARRIERE Co,
cor BierIvilla and Old Lcvce
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-06-20

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The returns from this district, which consists
Of Caroline, Dorchester, Queen Annes, Somer-
set, Talbot and Worcester counties, as far as re-
ceived, give Crsfeld, the Union candidate, a
majority Of 1868 over Henry, the States Rights
candidate.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
date, is elected, having no opposition.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The result in this district is compared with
the vote for Breckenridge and Bell, in Novem-
Der last: Douglas obtained 1872 votes and Lin
coin 33S in the eight city wards, while in the
county districts Douglas received l61, and Lin
colin
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-06-20

FINE HAY.-Judge Barnes has lief! at our
office two specimens of Hay-one of them swee,
vernal and orchard grass mixed, and the other
of clover-which, as a specimen of fine curing,
exceeds any we have ever seen. He has also
left with us bunch of orchard grass to show
the height to which this excellent grass will
grow under proper management Many of the
stalks in this bunch are FIVE feet long. Persons
in want Of good hay need not go amiss in find
ing it,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-06-20

FROM EURoPE.-By a late arrival from Eu-
rope the sad announcement is made of the death
of Count Cavour, the eminent italian statesman,
who may with propriety be called the creator
Of Italian independence. The death of such a
man at this time, when Italy so greatly needed
his labors to consolidate and confirm its newly
created nationality, is serious calamity. The
event had produced deep effect at Turins-
Lord John Russell in his letter to the Admiralty
directing them not to permit privateers to bring
their prizes into British ports, says that the in
structon is given in order to preserve the strict
est neutrality. 1t was rumored that Garibaldi
contemplates visit to the United States
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-06-20
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.

The inclemency of the weather on Wednes-
day, 4th of June, the day required by the char
ter of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, for
the annual meeting of the Stockholders, having
prevented the attendance of quorum of the
Stockholders, the Directors in attendance accept
Ell the report Of the President.
The President states that in November last,
ne had made all the necessary arrangements to
begin the Rail and was about to issue proposals
for building the Road, when the enterprise was
overtaken by the money panic occasioned by
the Presidential election-and all hope is aban-
doned for the present. But the friends of the
work must not despair of ultimate success. The
report closes as follows:
s'For the receipts and disbursements of the
company, refer to the report of the Treasurer,
and in this connection would urge those of our
original subscribers who have not yet paid the
instalment of 5 per cent. called in by the old
board of directors, to defray the expenses of the
survey to do so at once. 1t will be seen that
have made the Eng ineer two considerable pay
ments since my election to the Presidency in
addition to what he had before received, but
there is yet something due him and which ought
to have long since been paid. HI has waited
very patiently, as have others under him, who
know really suffered in these hard times for
the amount due them, and they ought to be ex-
pected to wait no longer. therefore conclude
by expressing the earnest hope that all persons
yet in arrears will promptly pay the instament,
if not convenient to do so in cash, by note or
craft, either to the Treasurer, COL John S. Git
tings, at the Chesapeake Bank in Baltimore, or
to myself. Otherwise, as the credit of the COM
pany shall be maintained while l occupy the
Presidency, although it may be impossible to
progress any further at present, shall put the
claims in officers hands for collection. This,
am sure, from the character of our subscribers,
| l, or whoever succeeds me, will not be required
to do"
FATAL AFFRAY IN PRINCE GEORGES CoUN-
TY, Mn-We find the following in the Wash
ington Star of Friday.
Yesterday, at the polls at Spalding's precinct,
Sixth Congressional District, Nd, an alterca-
ton occurred between DR.. Boswell and John
Ogden, formerly of this city, residents of
Prince Georges, which resulted in the drawing
of pistols by them but before either of them
could fire, Judson Jarboe, the Collector, and
Grafton Suit, who were there with shot guns,
fred upon Mr.. Ogden, killing him instantly
The charge of one gun (buck shot) entered the
arm of Ogden, the other entered his breast. Mr..
Ogden was Union man, and the others were
Secessionists. Mr.. Ogden leaves large family
and numerous friends to mourn his loss, Suit
and Jarboe fed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-06-20

nsY" The famous Wilson Zouavcs" on Thurs
day embarked on board the Government trans
port steamer Vanderbilt, which was to sail on
Friday with sealed orders. Their destination,
probably, is Fort Pickens. The Twentieth
New York Regiment also left New York on
Thursday fur..Fortress M,nos.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-06-20

n1@The returns of the Congressional election
on Thursday indicate that the following is the
delegation to represent Maryland in the House
of Representatives of the United States, to as
semble on the 4th day Of July at Washington
ist Dist. w. CrisfeId, Unconditional Union.
I'd q Edwin H. Webster, ="
Sd I" Cornelius L. l.. Leary, "
4th Henry May, Independent Union.
5th q F. Thomas, Unconditional Union.
9th " Charles B. Calvert, 90 "
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-06-20
Baltimore County,

In the eight wards of the Sd district, Col.
John H. Eng received SO votes, and in the ~
upper wards there were 20 scattering votes for
the Hon. John P. Kennedy and others.
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We also compare the result in each ward of
this district with the vote given to Breckenridge
and Bell. The entire vote for Douglass was
only 72O, and for Lincoln 696 in the district.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-06-20

E0s- Some active scouts sent out from Wash
incton are said to have discovered another bat
terry about twenty miles below Aqua Creek
1t is situated on or near Matthias Point, which
is opposite the mouth of Port Tobacco Creek
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-06-20

AFFAIRS AT ALEXANDRIA. - Alexandria
June IA slave belonging in Maryland, who
fled here and took up his abode among the zou-
ayes, was delivered up to his owner this after.
noon, on producing proper proofs.
The military railroads are being pushed for
ward with great rapidity. Active military
movements here are predicted on the news re-
ceived from Harper's Ferry, in order to prevent
the enemy from concentrating
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-06-20

The WHEELING CoNvENTIoN.-Whe ezing,
June 13.-ln the Western Virginia Convention
this morning the business committee reported
resolutions offering bill of rights for adoption,
repudiating all allegiance TO the Southern Con-
federacy, and vacating the offices of all who adj
here to it, whether legislative, executive, or ju-
dicial. No dissenting opinion was expressed in
relation to the measure and it was made the
special order for tomorrow.
Mr.. Paxton, of Ohio county, offered resolrl-
tons declaring the grievances of Western Vir-
ginia; declaring an intention never to submit to
the Ordinance of Secession, but to maintain the
rights Of Virginia in the Union. The resolu.
tons were adopted.
Mr. Trust. of Jackson, offered resolution
calling on all persons in rebellion to disband
and return to their allegiance to the Consttu-
ton.
Mr.. Garlic has reported an ordinance depos-
ing the State officers who are IN rebellion against
the General Government, and providing for the
esta blisbm.nt Of a Provisional State Govern
NETT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-06-20

A FRIGHTENED BEARER OF DISPATCHES
Nev York, June IA letter from Bayard
Taylor to the Tribune says that Holland, who
recently came bearer of dispatches to the Gov
eminent of the Confederate States from England
returned thther in the City of Baltimore He
rushed aboard few minutes before she left
New York. His dispatches were conided to a
lady, who concealed them in her dress He APP
pears to have been greatly frightened.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-06-20

VIRG1N1A.-TAe New Gorernor.-We are
confident, says the Washington Star from pri-
vate advices) that the Convention now in SEES
sion at Wheeling, on declaring that the instru-
ments in possession of State authority at Rich
mond have abdcated their several officers by
creating revolution for the destruction of the
liberties of the people Of Virginia, will elect to
the Provisional Governorship the State, Mr.
Pierpont of Monongalia, gentleman of high
character and great popularity, who is we'll
known as one Of the most useful and influen-
tial citizens in the Western section of the COM
monWealth.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-06-20
hSg-'The bids for the construction Of steam

Hg-The bids for the construction of steam
srew gunboats were opened at the Navy De-
partment on Monday. The bids for the bulls
range from $4,000 to 100000, time of con-
struction from 90 to l05 days; for the engines
from $35, 900 to $4,000 time of construction
from 60 to 100 days. There are nearly one
hundred and Fifty bidders for the building Of
the hulls.