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FROM ANNAPOLIS.

ANNAPOLIS, April 30, 1861
Yesterday Sunday presented spectacle in the
ancient city which has been witnessed for wears
some two hundred soldiers attended worship at St.
Mary's (Catholic) church, while others were bust
~ engaged in carting supplies from the Naval
Academy to the depot, for transportation to Wash
lngton. The laborers in the yard were also busiIv
engaged In unloading ships which came in during
the morning, while others were erecting Mani
quarters &c. P'"H'
But the most novel scene, in this quiet RELIGIONS
Guy, was the departure of portion of the EiThth
regiment New York; for Washington. haying the
clatter OF full drum corps in deafening blast a,
they passed through the principal streets disturb
ing DIVINE worship in the Methodist Episcopal and
presbyterian churches. However, Just after this
oody mad passed through the city, an April shower
came down In its fullest severity, and the troops
returned to the yard and took Quarters at The hos
pital, where they remained until this morninp and
then departed for the capital. '-0
-Four of the Atlantic steamers left for Philade1-
phia IN the evening, and will return this evening
with troops and supplies.
Notwithstanding the rain Yesterday. citizans
were cartng their furniture to the wharf for shin
ment. sup
private in the Sixth Regiment from New York
on Friday fell PROSTATE under the severity of the
neat, and was conveyed to the hospital where he
was properly cared for, and has now recovered
among the numerous strangers from the North
now soJourning in the city are Tburlow Weed and
1ohn sherman. lncendiary documents have al
ready peen distributed in certain sections of +ba
CITY lot the inhabitants to pick up and read. O.
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palpably false; for moments reflection ought to
be sufficient to satisfy any one that the question
of union or disunion cannot possibly, directly
or indirectly, be involved in the issue which
we of Maryland are 10 determine. All we
have to do is to decide where this State
shall go when Virginia has irrevocably cast
her lot with that of the Southern Coniederacv. 1t
must be borne in mind that if Virginia should vet
hesitate to take that step, and should still be in
duced, from any cause whatsoever. to maintain her
relations with the government at Washington then
there would be no question for US to settle If she
should adhere to the section of which Mr. L1ycoTy
is President, Maryland would be comnelIed TO do
so likewise, and we should then want no LegisIa-
ture, no Convention, no further discussion and no
special election. The final reputation by Viz
GINA OF all connection with the Northern States.
Is the only contingency in which change in our
| relations with the Federal Government has been
contemplated. The secession of that State must
be an accomplished fact before any man here can
vote for the secession of Maryland Now can it be
contended that the UNION would still exist after
Virginia and North Carolina, to say nothing Of
Tennessee and Kentucky, had Withdrawn from If
| houLu any ohe NC slllJ enough 10 MAINTAIN that
the old Coniederacy was intact when q new and
hostile Government held absolute sway over Tia
whole broad region between the Ohio and thc
Gulf? The dissolution of the UNION must, there
fore, precede any action of ours Before we can talk,
a single step we must preSuppose the existence O
state of things which will have already settled
the question that we are told we will have TO de
eide. If Virginia is not to secede, we have moth
ing to say or do. If Virginia is 10 become, hence
forth, member Of the Southern Contederacy
then the Issue of UNION or disunion will have beer
determined without our agency The whole theor,
on which it is proposed to call a sovereign Cor
venton in Maryland is predicated upon the assump
ton that this Confederacy has been Or is about tc
be forever destroyed. The opportunity of acting
upon the question of the preservation or dissolu
ton of the UNION is no longer ours. All tina
Maryland will now have 10 say, through her Con
vention, will be, whether she will remain with tn
Northern, or share the fortunes of the Southern
| Confederacy.
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EMPORIUM OF ART

JAMES FRYER invites attention to the very extensive
assortment OF LookingGlasses store suitable for
every position and of all sizes
hantei Mirrors Pier and Wall do. oval and square
prices. " 4@''u
me latest English and standard French Engravings al
ways in stock. n' "
Particular and undivided attention is given Ia the aDart
meht OF PICTURE FRAMES. Also frames for Miniatures
Photographs Portraits, &C.
F2YEE'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert lset
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IF YOU DESIRE HANDSOME FITTING CoATs, PANTS
or EsTs made of the latest and approved styles now
in the Market call at NICK TEALs Nos As and 20 Ra1ti
more street, the northeast Frederick where
may have them made to order, ready-made at
that cannot fail to please all that may have desire N
economic Call and examine the assortment before mr.
chasing elsewhere, ans II.
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AIIT1 W E8E-tALA fIEtEAHNt'E.
vi the very large edition that issued of the
WEEKLY EXCHANGE, containing a complete and au-
thentic history of the attack the Massachusetts,
troops and the subsequent proceedings, copies may
be had on application at the counter.
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DEGRADATION OF A French 'OFFIcER.-a+ co..
oble, three days back, painful scene was WIN
ed, the degradation of an officer of the ARM -
consequence of his having been condemned to- ira
years hard labor for robbery. The culprit waS
Lieut. Leandri, Of the 95th Regiment and the rob
berry was one of 81 000f from the paymaster of the
camp at Stationary. The degradation took place in
the usual manner. All the troops of the garrison
were assembled, and the prisoner was placed in
front OF his own regiment. The Judgment on him
was then read, and the commanding officer in a
loud voice, cried" Leandri, you have forfeit
ed your honor, and in the name of the Empe-
ror we degrade you! We further declare that you
snail cease to wear the military and Crimean med
ais with which you are decoratedG' Then an Ad-
Jutant tore OF his epaulets and threw them on the
ground; broke his sword and cast the pieces before
th ano pulled off his medals and threw them on
Cd d1 ouho also. The culprit was afterwards hand
Gu ever to the gendarmerie the troops were made
son.-Gatgnani. was 'oA'''eu " pr
REPRODUCTION OF REcoppc A.. c,.5..
tie ago, consulted Sir H. lanes nm The nc
-; - 49, optiihg cur ancient records nv means of
h ne plVoess VI photoziecography. small daa5 If
cd With 90 y, va .ne FIRST was copied and mint
Gu, win 50 IN ach success, and at so trian - nv
pense, that Lord Herbert of Lea. tho Sns an eX-
" ar, oraered the impressions to be bound ~, AZ
the yearly report on the Ordnance Survey rn ith
encouraged, Sir Henry James got permission frn.
me Loros OF inc treasury to copy that part of the
Domesday Book which relates to Cornwall os ' nc
experiment He has now achieved this comm;sl
sion, with result which should certainly enconr-
age the further prosecution of the design, county
by county, as appears to have been originally pro-
proposed by him. Those who care to have no more
OF OF Domesday Book on their shelves than relates to
tneir own shire can buy the local part. Those who
Misn TO have the whole bind the several parts
nr volumes. The work is to be published at cost
raw UT nearly s0.-LoRdon Atheneum,
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which they wer
made viz: Cure of headache in all its forms.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested in more than thougan CASES
with entire success
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from the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans La.l
Try them! you that are afflicted, and we are sure tha
your testimony can be added the already numerous lis
duce. "- p
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BELLE VERNON, ONO. Jan Is, 1851.
HENRY G. SPALDTNG ESQ.
Please find ncIosed twenty-five cents for which send me
another box of your Cepnac Pills Tiey are truth he
best Pills IBGUe eUer tried.
Direct A. SLOWER, p. NJ
Belle Vernon, " yandot Co., o.
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YEDDo TEA-A delightful article part Of tho
FIRST INFORMATION FROM JAPAN inst rscai,,os 80
for sale by cpirrr :, - anu
o3I-tf eau p1,.. "'
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tFrom the St. Louia Democrat
The immense demand FOR the article (CephaIic PiIsl
rapidly increasing
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGDON Co, PAR
=, r , January Is, 1861. 5
IE: You will please send boxes your Cephalic
Pills. Send them Immediately
Respectfully yours,
P. ST. hare used one bon Of your Pts ana ind them
excellent.
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LFTOm the DEMOCRAT, st. Cloud, Mimi
II you are, or have been troubled the headache
send Tor box, (Cephalic Pills, 50 that may have ii m
il case of an attack
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GAS FIXTURESl
NEW STYLESi!
NEW STOCKI!l
,,,,,, CQRTLAN & Co,
w. -4"b -A2 i'+f I4IbHE
Have now on hand one of the handsomes coectiopsos
GAS CHANDELIERS
TO ce found in this country every grade: Chan
aeerS complete with Shades at $40, to TenLght Chande
Tiers at $3.50 each.
very beautiful Library, Hall and Dining Room,
CHANDELIERS.
Parlor, Drawing gloon and Cha Der
BRACKETS
READING LAMPS,
DROP LIGHTS,
- FIREPROOE SHADES
u,vm.,n AND KEYS,
AND HOLDERS, &c, &C.
ANY OF which will be sold upon as good termsa thas,r,
quality goods be bought any of the Eastern markets
CORTLAN d CO.,
importers and Dealers in Gas Fixtures
French and English China
and House Furnishing Goods
--t-sit OF every description.
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From the Western r. Gazette, Chicago. MI
we heartily endorse Ar. Spading, and his unrivalIed
Cephalic Pills.
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ROOFING ROOFING u RooFING II
ECoNOhY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND C0NPOSITIOE ROOFIVg
onrVaed by anything discov cred for PURPOSES
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
uNEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY
UNRIVALLED FOR DURABILITY
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
For further information address or call on
JAS. Il. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building, cor. North and RaItf.ar.
Baltimore,
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r LTH,
ECONOMY
AND.
CONVENIENCE
COMBINED
WINSHIP7S
SELF-VENTILATING
REFRIGERATION.
THE ONLY
REFRIGERATOR
WHERE
VENTILATION
RELIABLE,
SELF-CREATING
AND
UNINTERRUPTED
COLLINS, HEATH & HUTCHINSON,
q Light street,
mh4-tfr STOVE, REFRIGERATOR AND PLUMBING Forsr
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BOARDING SCHOOL
For YOUNG GENTLEMEN
~ De opened THIS Summer at Lausanne, Switzerland
BY Mr.. EDoUARD Kraft
for references in this city, applications may he made
hey' d. A. G. COKE, Rector of Grac Church
.. >. LEE, Esq, l4i North Charles street
MI hralt will leave for Europe n the 10Th Of Juv
with me T. s. mail steamer Arago. His 70 ba
OBTAINED at his Dwelling, 50 Saratoga street ml28J2
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lFrom the Kanawha Valley Star, Kanawha Val
we are sure that persons suffering from the headsche
who try them, will stick to them
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III, from the Advertiser, Providence, Ri
Inc testimony in their favor is strong, from the most
respectable quarters
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The accusation of having ''purposely" made
known Gen. Bragg's plans to the enemy, is without
shadow OF foundation. declare before God that
L never knew what were Gen. Braggs plans nor
do now know; and did I know, would die before
revealing them. fmy giving up my life for the
South can aid its cause any it is at her service but
10 be accused OF being false to the cause which nv
than | can bear. ' " "
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n, s HAvERFORD, PA, Feb c, 1851
SIR wish you to send me box Of your Cepha
Tic Plls kdUs Tecetrcd great dsGi If benefit from ITEM
Yours, respectfully.
MARY ANN ST0IKHOUSE
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G. IS,
gAND UNDERWEAR OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Ss-SHIRTs MADE TO ORDER
BY MEASUREMENT
AND
FIT GUARANTEED
NEW STYLES FRENCH B0SOMS Just opened
fel6-tf w !, CTr-,>-,
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Il. II. MATTHEWS olaas NEMo.-This gentleman
publishes letter in the montgomery ADVERTISER
July generating himself from the charge of I'M
ia'thiuiness to the South. We make the following
extract:
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FIsR WATCHES
".i iz!Hoh 5 London and Jules Jurgensen's Copen.
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Rre-us.,s NICg ~ w yTri
ChAKR'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time.!;oa-
e'S IoF sale by GABRIEL. j. CLARK corner Of CaIver
ana water streets, Importer Fine Watches JeveIr Ia
oiaiEs' SILVER and Plated-Ware ecouItras Swiss Pa
anu 0toHs' Gold, Silver and Steel Spectaces TO ami
ages New goods in store Pnrchasersg viii nla.sa.
Hot'ce-Store CORNER CAIVE AND WATER SITS
Baltimore " a. IN 10
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MAY H. lool'
TLI Il
ONLY DIS GOV Tx Z
WORTHY or Any CONFIDENCE fo.
Restoring
THE BALD AND GRAY

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gray hair IN my tean or ~ ny yee ana 10 nT,,.
his iact ] seun !ock OF ny bair teten on ne
psst ~ elk i,eccived our favGr o Two quart bottles
3, >,mme wh"h am very grateful j sf.t
to M tr,an. ana thereby induced them 10 try it.
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Barre Acadenav.

TRL SUMNER TERN will begin on 1onday. Nav
barre, April 10, 1851. "a
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The celebrat New En- land e,cd or iiab tual o.
st pa, GA Juund,c-, +. We, ngur ton al heui
uS and all d st Bc5 ar.silb t. om dtreica cloLaei
LAYER Or oN Is
II ey are us,d and recommended bV le ending he
;cats The { un.ry Ana a.! who use licih &c
them va aLlc
nr IA his l.. LEEPERE writes E en- Nsv"rrc, stark
Co.. The ititteF ere Ta "a ~ those hefins ON
uope,IiD dyfpep ia Al I'VE c"tal aini =" ~ ~
r. y. DAtI,, os,m ser Il II mfp0it e., sagS:
"lh give ais artIo iu,e vi H. my Ell having Ia
ken d. lrostia'e AUD ios nj p e'ie l. re-
eyed ne, and cat re oornneuaI wnh stat ~ Blrahte
of us meTiis ~ as}.'s f,f
they sie Hnf1no~. uatie mci,c ne ole ea Ii" has
rec mueDdsd HIM VIII great uoc's> md with them
matte several cur>s OF papi2uon the heart sud IL
GGtiI!ty.
THOMAS STANFORD. E.q b cunt vile. Henry 90
Ind writes long te r, undel dha of May lSbo,
He much uced, having been aii cited ioT III ee
years VIII reat nervous deb ~. psp IA on Of tite
ter tc bolt es waE comp ere!y fcaciec, aid AIN
now III robust etith
Il w. HOFFMAN says ho vas afflicted with rheum
stsr1 to- twtiy Years al it, 10 at
,he GATE o. this Letter he hs6 II en- welt, he
Bitter. ceCinS cure, when ye'a' Phys caus st end
INK nj couio 90 hi,n hogWd he Say Tor rheun ~
tItn d,sprIs:a ,Ivec cn!rpia ut, kuucy Affection
di ops, il Is .po5ihc CIR remedy.
". HU VI MI 90 frG0 De!pho', Allea Co, Ohio.
{a where teterand AgEc prevail that he mo
uhee fult h. II ot decided une0 IL " css@.
UitCve and ~ spsa ~ q 4, neral nsDi !y
ID. Gt!LEntk5, ", u wits troro va Vert e.,
" mus, respeo III " recommend iLG Sherry Wi tut
terg the uG c. AfdtG p &c ptrloiV, aud III wEo
;uiIe a NfuIulei ing t!rGiG, >
&Ech AeSys arc receiving Daily.
FUl l. Dihkt !l,h, ~ tDi,4' NJ tAt l. bDHfLE
SOFA hI dealers in medicine genera y. f.iar. mS
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11
Assa0S sslas.cee's; EIaaasp.

STATE OF VEKHUNT, In Prohate Court, held At
WARRINGTON nI5TRICT SIS. ! Montpelier, in and for Bsd
District Wv thu 10Th day Of Apri', a. b 1861.
alvin Fullerton, administrator Of the estate Of Amos
Pierce 2te OF warren in said district dec.as presents
his Standardization account for settlement
Whereupon il is ordered that TIE same be referred 10
The 2lst day Of May at the Probate Office in said
Montpelier for hearing and desison there and tht ali
concerned be notified hereof by the publicai Ell this
oder in the Green Mountain Freeman printed at Mont
seller three eks successvey on as may ne, that
thcy appear at said time ard place. Gnd they
cause, objec: thereto. By order q curt,
I7Gf Attest, N. A. CHASE, Rec;etcY.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11
SARGENT a. EsssEgss, SEsss0r.

DeTnscT OF RAXnoLPE fs i;5oo&fell, within auh FIR
ra,' s' &c. ~ he 81, ;'h t"l q April, !! dl,
! AG2iGi n. PAIGE, GuaFai2p UNTO SarganG 4. Paige
Ii miner, residing in Randolph in sa;d District makes
Application to aid Court for iicsns SCH all the rea
est&te belonging 10 ef raid card, iAa sane being the
'arr in said Randolph owEcl ana occupied by Joila
Pago, DECREASED at te tim his ece8se 4na represents
that nch sale IS for the best interest Of her egia ward fo
the purpose Of putting the proceeds thereof lteret
'nyesting Ire SAFE" in stocks or 9thcr real ss.afe
WhaTtup0n it is ordered that the sage BE- referred 10
ecsGi0n OF sae Court to be hcl ~ ic Easers Office in
BrookGgl, in said Distrci. the ih day Of May a. D.
1851 1T hearing ind decision tc.ea0 ami that natico
given 70 all persons Interested by publishing this order
three t@2ksslccssevely nth2 Green Mourtan Freeman
printed at Montpelier in this State, previous the trac
appon" FOR iarinG Aforesaid, ina: they may APPEAR
a. sat lac and place, I'D. shoT c&a:e, auy !iry nay
Savc. shy such license should not be graEtgd
BY order OF Cours.
1!ssa3 J. Z. CHEVY E.ANl. 2agisse..
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Caisj+, Apsli rs, 1861. 279f,v3

ErATG OF VET N0NI'i Ar Probate Cougt, nv, 1T
said IiS',icl, he @Hh !ay ii AlnI., A. b iG1l:
instrument. pnrpurnE % 5r lr lat VII! ami Tesla
District. decaassA, hcnc presented Court by tohn
buswc HE Eyt cat0r iestim na:nad, faS prci;c IL
Is urdc'aa By said tonr!, that al persons concerned
sacrcia be VGG ~ praT al 9s&ian sAo Court.
ne holden At th- Registers 0hCc, in i"otk Eeid Oh the
18Th Ga} OF May, 1851, and =ho, Case any ,hoy say
h3ve, asa!nS. .,H Pyt5a0 OF said Nji: far .yhc.
purpasG, i IL farther oI,'rea tA&l q cory u the
rocnrd CT this order be Published Three wtgas Sic
sessvey IN The GieGn h!s.D.an Fs@r;aa. printed ri,
Aor.peIio!, previous :" raid :in3e e Acas;mg,
H. a true cCry q: Record
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