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OFFICIAL.
LAVE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Rl,,od 81 a. F1Tsi !s4si0a gC ne Thirty SsrsaD
Cfaaqysas.


tPrfue-Ao.l IL
AN ACT 70 rsfun4 and remit the duties on arms In.
ported by State.
Re Il enacted b The Eenste Aud HOuse Of Repre-.
se1taffve5 q the Gnffed states Of AmsrieA In Con
EFI AsSsmbled, That the Secretary q the TIeaauFy
g and he s hereby authorized and directed - re-
md lnF1 remit tha duties and impoEts On Al arms
ipostsa into de United etates since the irst day
Of Nay lat, which may b Imported before the
GfIt day Of January ueTt, By Or Tor the account o.
any State; PROVIDED the Secretary Of the Treasury
Ghsii BE- satissa thai the MD arms are intended In
rod faith for the nss % the tru1ps o. any STATE
which u or may BE- gagged IN aiding 70 suPpTes.
s'l ans,ur.A. Julr 10. 1871.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
RoUSDEp, 1855
ATHD,
Cor Baltimore and Charles-Sts.,

FOUNDED CHARTEREp, 1854
20 CAT Ed,
Cor Baltimore and Charles-Sts.,
BALTIM0R ND.
rIlHIs INSTITUTION is NOW Is THE MOST
il prosperous and hOurishing condition Twice du-
ring the last two years lass II been necessary obtain
larger apartments for the Accommodation Of the in.
cTeasing number u students, representing nearly
1t now occupies Of the most conspicuous and
dsSirably located buildings in the city. The rooms
are eginmOdiousy arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and fleilities here offered to young
desiring To qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting Room, or to obtain
Thorough Practical Butaesi Edueatioa generally,
Unsurpassed In any particular, by any similar esta
iishment In the Unitesl States.
FACULTYt
Z. X. LOSlER,
Princral-Lectnrer on the Science Of Accounts, Com
merce, business Customs etc
M. PHILLIPS
Professor OF the Theory and Practice Of Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. ii. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Bookkeeping.
y. G. JOHNSON,
Professor Of business and ornamental Penmanshin
ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. Z. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Bthios
TRUSTEES
Hen. Jn0. P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Iansant,
Hon. ThOs Swami, VIM. II. KeIghler, Esq,
The College Is provided with Commercial Library
Of standard Works, expressly for the Of the stu
Each student hasa desk to himself, and is sepa.
rAteIy instructed.
There being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter at any time.
required the full course,
flo n to II weeks.
DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully Ornamented Circular, con-
tanning upwards of SQUARE TEEI representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, various
characteristic designs penmAnship &c, sent by mai
free of Charge accompanied with catalogue giving full
PARTICULAR. Address z X. LOSER
Baltimore Nd,
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Three Through Pa senger Trains,
IR.rIEIEN nII.rsnI1RGIL Z PHI. A MI MIL

| Three Through Pm senoer Trains
,,1,rIvi,t..- . rs,1IS 49,
BEtWEES flItsbOhutt . FttihADELPlIIA.
with through Trains from all estern Cities for phfla
| delphia New York Boston, Baltimore and WTsliing.
ton City thus furnishing facilities for the transnor.
tation OF Passengers unsurpassed for speed and com.
4 fort, by any other route.
Express and Fast Lines run troug gil to PHILADELPHIA
| without change OF Cars or Conductors.
| Smoking cars areattached to each train; Woodruff
/ Express runs Daily, Maitland Past Line Sun.
DAYS excepted Three Daily Trains direct for
New York Express and Fast Lines connect for Bal
\ tiinore and Washington. a
Six daily Trains between Philadelphia and New
York Two Daily Trains between New York and
Boston, Through Tickets (aII Rail- are good on either
Of the above Trains and transfers through New York
| free. AssG NJ -C
Fall River or Stohinston Lues Baggag transferred
/ free. r+--s 81
TICKETS Inay be obtained at any Of the important
R1ifua Ofeesinthe West; also, on board any Of the
riyers.7-L III 10 a-EtE -Hf
4 III Fare always as low and time
mick ms by any Other Route.
-, non ,rTrS,r m. nv, ,,,,,-,,y,,T,,,,
The completion u the " estern connections OF the
PennsylTania Ran Road makes this the
Direct Line BetVeenthe EaStnnd the
.A1-r- Great west.
The connecting OF tracks ~ theHah Road Bridge
At Pittsburgh, avoiding all dnyago or ferriage
Frggh together with the saying OF time are advan:
the Travelling Public.
For FEeght CGItIasts OF saPpng Directions apply
o. ei1ieE Oh me Agents 81 the
D. STEWART. Pittsburgh;
DE- 3. ~ ~ ~ - y SoaSsEoT
cESFEEE PSFtsPGstl o. p PADSocE Co. Jefferson.
MiE 1I cineinnSti q n MElpRuM T nILHS
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Vince

Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
Ia 1Ez:sssss:ss;57 -
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, June 10th, 1861, Pas
W senSer Trains VIII leave Bridgeport as follows,
Sundays sxoepted9
Hoo A. 81 Mail Train, stopping At all way stations,
arrives at PittsbuTeh at $40 P. ~, and
Cleveland At Go p. u.
100 p n. Express Train, stopping at all way sta
Hons, arrives At Pittsburgh At $40 P. NJ.
sos P II. Fast Express Train only at Steu-
beuviIle Yellow Greek WellsTllle and Ro-
5 chester on the River Division and at all
stations ON Main Lines, arrives at Pitts
burEll. At Hess ? ~ and At Cleveland at
lO:3O A. NJ.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at Gals A. N and 500 2. n, ar
rive At Bridgeport At $40 r. ". and 5sOt A NJ
Leave Pittsburgh at 1925 A. NJ Gs05 A. w. and
1910 r. 81 arrive AZ Bridgeport at 500 A NJ ~ 20
A. So and 4:2O Pm.
Connections are made as Follows;
AT Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania r.. R. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Phila-
delphia, New York and Boston.
At Cleveland with Cleveland Tcled r. II. for Sam
dusky, Toledo, Detroit. Chicago and
All points in the NORM WEsI. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
Chicago and the NORTH WEST. With
Cleveland ( Erie r. r. for Erie, Dun-
kirk, Buffalo and NiaEaTa Fails. With
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
Crestline, Delaware, Columbus and
Cincinnati.
~
Falls, Akron, Millersburgh and WoOs-
At Alliance With P. Ft. wa c. r.. R. for Canton,
MaasiiIOu, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
lumbns, &C..
At stenbenYilIe with P. C. c. Line and AT BEIIAIR
with c. o. o. R-R for Evansville New
ark Columbus, Xenla. Dayton, IndI-
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, louisville,
ST. Louis, st. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1915.
Pare always as low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
and East he procured at the Office No. 81 Water
street. next dOOrtO SPrigg House, Wheeling, Va and
| at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and its connections
to the East, North, West and NORTHWEST, At Office
No. 81 Water street orith Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station. r. HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
in. MCCULLOUGH, President. fN'''
FIR. MYERS, Gent Ticket Aga. jel2
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An ACT 70 provide ~ Tie sppOtntuasu. Of As.l..
taat PaymaissIs In the Navy.

taat Psynaai.s n IN the Navy.
BE Il enacted By TIE ssa&ts and House Of Rspro-
sentative Of the unltel statSs o. America IN Con
MASTER d the navy q de Unitod stAtol Be and here
b L oIlablItd, and that fFom and altsr the pas-
al<a q this aet TIE Prlaent q the uaitsd elEfol
6y and with th8 Adyics and e9ussa. q TIE Senate,
may appolnt e1iltIlf aYnaltcrs ton tine 70 tinA
aIGhsy lhAl Be noedsa 6r active aaFVica d the M
", not oEeSS1lng thlrty-Six IN namboE.
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: WashIngtOn, d. G, Ith Fed, IsbO.
SIN: have used your pills in my general and hos
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Their regulating action on the liver Is quick and
cided, consequently they are admirable remedy
for arrangements of that organ. Indeed, have
seldom found of bilious diIeaSe obstinate
that 1t did not readily yield to them.
Fraternally yours. AL0NZ0BALJ N. D.
Physician NJ the Marine JToSnitaI
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pysentery, DIarrhna, ReIn1, WORMS

From Dr.. G. Green qf Chicago.
Io5 ,br ~ .,. Sn io NY NJ AM
have yer found. Their Alternative effect upon the
liver makes them an excellent remedy, when given
Their sugarcoating makes them very acceptable and
convenient for the use of women and children.
Dyspepsia, ImPurity OF the Blood.
From Rer. u. v. Himss, Pastor of .4drent
Church, Boston.
DR.. ATER: i have used your Pills with extraorii
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YER'S
CATHARTIC PILLS

A RE YOU SICK. PEEBLE AND COMPLAINING
N Are you out Of order, with your system leraug
ed, and your feelings uncomfortable Thee symp
toms often the prelude to serious Illness SOME
ut of sickness Is creeping upon you, and should 10
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purify the blood. and let the fluids move on unob-
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system from the distractions which make disease
cold settles somewhere in the body, and ObstFucts
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upon themselves and the surrounding organs- pro.
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they rapidly, and many of them surely cured BY
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ing from the disorders they cure. s
Statements FROM leading physicians in some of the
principal cities, and from other well known public
peFscns. FfIs. srt.1t r
From Forwarding Merchant Of 81. Louis,
Feb. 4, 1856.
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BIIIIous Disorders-1iver Complaint

From DT. 7hrodsre Ben, Of Ntlg lori CITY.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted 70 their
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wAesAr. wromlng o.. n. y. o.. q. 1ss!

WAHsGw, Wyoming Co., n. Y, Oct 81, 1855.
DE4R a: 1 am using your Catlartic Pills in my
practice and hnd them an excellent purgatve TO
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blood. $50. JOHN O. MEACHAM, NJ. d.
CorA patton, CostIveness, Suppress
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From Or. j. II. Vaughn, Montreal, CGNadg.
Too much cannot be Eaid Of your Pills for the cure
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proclaiminl Il for the benefit OF the multtndss Wo
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enough in ITSELF Is the progenitor of Others that are
worse. believe eireHEEI TO originate in the liver
but Your Pills affect that organ and cure the disease
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the proper time are excellent PrOoiTes OF the Hdl
HTat SecretioH when wholly or partially suppressed
and also very eectual to clenHSe the StnBdeh and
ptl IOorMS. They are much the best phyje
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From The Rev. DR.. Hdokes, of the Neth0disf
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From Or. Edrard Bovd. Baltimore.

q from 4(F. EdWdTo -Doyd, DdtHHaOTe.
DEAE bro AVER: cannot answer you lrLdt com
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my daily contest with disease and believing as d,
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EpiscopdL Church.

l PULASKI HousE, Savannah, Ca. Jan.G, 1886.
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ThettHdiita, Notwithstanding had the best o.
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the advice Of yonr excellent agent in Baltimore
DR.. Maekensie tried your Pills Their effects were
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am now entirelylW we'll. .ss
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queDees that frequently follow its ineautons use-
These contain no mercury or mineral Substance
Price 30 cts. per Box, or Boxes for 81
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Z For sale by A. c. GOOD & co., andby Al Drug 9rs
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PITTsErRo. Pa, May l. 1855.
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OF the worst headache anybody have by dose oI
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Clerk Of Steamer Clarion.
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

J.. y. MCCULLOUGH, President.
r r. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't iel2
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ETlTTR MING TRAINS.

Leave Cleveland at o:I5 A. NJ and 500 P n, ar
rive Al bridgeport AZ 40 p II. ard 5sO1 A VI.
Leave Pittsburgh at 1928 A. NJ Gso5 A. NJ and
1870 r. ~ arrive At Bridgeport at 500 A NJ, 10 %
AM 4s21 p. NJ.
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CORRECTED BY @. A. READ a CO., HANLEns.
MAINE. State stock az ofIn.
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rRn,L WASH NOTION.

w AsnIsGTOH, March S.
Me,sr. Forsyth and Crawford have, as yet,
made no official communication TO the Admins
tratiou. owing 20 sickness and Of IN informal In
formation that little more tlmeiwOuld be agree
The Commissioners have been actively occupied
since their arrival, In consultation and unofficial
intercourse, having reference TO the object OF
their mission.
Thesubjrct Of the collection Of the revenue and
the reinf nfOrcing OF Fort Samter, has not yet eIr
gagged the attention Of the Cabinet.
Great efforts are being made 10 effect peace
ful solution Of the question Of the forts and the
revenues.
EK K.Secretary Floyd has published a statement
vindieatory Ofihe acceptanoes In hvor Of Russell
Majors Co, of their legality instead Of their
being elk millions Of them outstanding he shows
there are only 600 900 and declares the contract
ors have secured these by assignments OF pToper
" ample for their protection, and that u the
Government will permit the earnings OF the
trains for 1861 70 be applied 20 the aooeptanees
they will be llquidated in that way without re
course to the assignments. u.-
IL would seem also that the Government owes
70 contractors upward of $500 900, which Is equiv
alent 90 the cash value Of the Indian Trust bonds
OF the Abstraction of whichIMr Floyd repudiatei
| all previous knowledge. He denOuuces the con
/ duct and proceedings Of the Select ComInittee
/ with great severity, and says Their sole ooleo'
/ was the political persecution and defamation.
Brevet Lieut.. Col. Lorenzo Thomas, second IN
rank In the Ailutant Generals office, has been
/ promoted TO be Adlutant Gsnerali vice Cooper
/ resigned.
Among the prominent candidates for Consul C
/ London Is Schouler of Massachusetts.
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SENATE COAIMITTERs.
WAsHTNeToN, March s

The following are the Senate Committees
On Foreign Relations-Sumner, Collamer, Doc
little, Harris, Douglas, Polk and Breckenridge.
Financa-F -Fessenden, simmons, Wade, Powell,
Hunter, PeaTce and Bright.
Commeroe-ChaudleT, King, Morrill,, Wilson,
ClinEman, Sau 1buFy and johnson.
Military W ileon, King, Baker, Lane, Rice,
Latham and Breokinridge.
Naval Adain-Hale, Grimes, Foot, CcWan,
ThOmuson, Nioholson and Kennedy.
Judiciary-Irumbuii, Foster, Ten Eyek Haun,
Bayard, Powell, Clingman.
Post Ofdca-COllamer, Dixon, Wade TFum-
bull Rice, Bright, Latham
Public Ianda-HRrlan, Bingham Clark VIII
kins01. johnson, Mitchell, Bragg
Private Lands-Harris, Ten Eyok, Sumner,
Polk, Bayard.
Indian Afairs-DoOllttle, Baker Cowan, Ten
FFek. Sebastian, Rice, NeEmith.
Pensions-E oster, Bingham, Lane, Simmons,
Salisbury. Powell, Mitchell
.ReVolufionary Claims-king, Chandler, WI
kinaou, NieholEon, n es1llth-
Claims-Clark, Simmons, Howe ,CoWnn, Bright,
Dist. Of Columbia Grimes, Anthony, Morrill,,
hades kennedy, ClingmRn, Powell.
- - lnipons, Sumner, Doelittle Thomp-
.i,gelie Raildings-FoOt, Dixon, Chandler,
! lerritog rev ade, Wilkinson, Cowau. Hale
DouElss, Sebastian, Bragg. LAW
Audit ENpenses-pixon, Clerk. Jobnsop
eRfiuting- Anthony, Harlan, NicboIson
EuTTossed hills-Lane, Morrill, Rfits6sil
Enrolled Bills-Bingham, Baker, ssnlsb1rv
Li5rary-Pearce, Collamey, FeBaenden.
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Last Nights Report.
WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHNsTON, March S.
The President has accepted the resignation o
Adjutant General Cooper, and Assistant Adju
taut General Witherl Cooper is 9 connection OF
Senator Mason, and his resignation Is attributed
more 70 his family than political induence.-
Wither1 ig d leuue6eceam F.. a ~
A rsbort Is prevalent that Quarter Master Gen.
Johu55u Of Virginia, Is about 20 resign. but he
said this morning the occasion for such q course
re rssiqnsfion Of Adjutant Cooper has oeca-
stoned general regret. lie was appointed from,
and Is nsfire of New York.
The Boutherners are making OyertUres for some
Of the best officers in the service
II Is known that several officers Of the army,
iooated here, have been offered lucrative appoint
menis under the government or the COnfederaeY.
Chas Jones. late Of the Registers Ofiice in the
Ireasary. hasleft FOR Montgomery 70 take place
under that Government
a large crowd At the State Department, this
morning were much disappointed at the absence
OF NJ Seward, who & detained at home By ph %
ical indlsposition-
The 2. s. Supreme Court has adjourned over
untA lhrrsdayl when various decisions wiz be
delivered.
Commissioner Foryth and Crawford. from
tins beusneFn SenieaeFaey, are daily expecting
The arrival OF their colearue Roman 80
Much a5llcitude is expressed as 20 their lr,si,.
VITA fdis Government.
Tha Senate, in executive session, to dav c6,
frrod Norman B. Judd as Minister to Berii1
Herman Christian, also Of Illinois, Is SecrefafT
OF Ieqatiun aud james A. AnssOn, OF Iowa a
Ist Assistant Postmaster General
The President did not send In any nominations
4hdrv
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHIEaToS, March s.
RENATH.

SENATE.
Mr. nixon a resolution that the usual NUM-
her of the Presidents Inaugural Address be
printed, was adopted.
Mr. Foster offered the following:
Where's, Mr.. Wigiall, nov Senator Of the
United States from Texas, has declared IN
debate that he ia q foreigner, and owes no
allegiance 70 this Government but 70 an
athsr State and foreign government there-
Resolved, That Lewis 7. wigiall be sx-
psllod from this body.
M. GliuKmnn moved 10 amend Mr.. Foa-
ieris resoiuiiou by striking out all after the
wora fs whereas, . and insert I" il is under
,tood that the State Of Texaa has seeded
rom the Union, aud Is no longer one Of the
United States. therefore,
Resolved, That Texas is not entitled TO be
represented in this body.
Mr.. Foster not seeing Mr.. Wigiall in his
'eat, said he would let the resolution lay
over for the present a.,
Mr.. Bright presented a list OF the stend-
ing Committees which had seen 'seElo9siy '.e.;s,.
aEreed on by both parties. 80 oa I's IiO'''N'
The list was unanimously aoops04- -
Oe motion OF fr Anthony It was resolved
that committee Of three be appointed 20 So'is,a
er and report what additional srran =, ~
galleries Of The Senate. go. g..
on motion Of Mr. sumner, the SENATE TeieE
red 10 the Committee on Judiciary the leseln,tOu
heretofore suhmitfed by Mr.. Mason, thar mere
be paid out OF the contingent fuud such aet9hl
I cost as shall be incurred pursuant 70 iSHl ssl py
silas Carlton, and those associa eo Win nlIh N
! nroseeutions for civil suits now pending'in the
/ Circuit Court OF Massachusetts,, against them
/ fsunded on their acts IN executing process o
~ sauqte against . certain F. B. sanburn, O
I sald State;
on motion Of Mr. Sumner eertsin papers Il
the same case were similarly referred.
| The Senate then went into executive session
1 when the doors were opened.
On motion Of Air Bale 1900 extra copies
Il the act amendutoFy Of the Patent Office law
were ordered 10 be prinfed, It being, ne said
very important law and frequent application
/ being made for Il.
j There being 10 public business to transact, sey
| erai inefeotHai motions were made 20 adjourn
! These were rejected. the majority being W1llin
/ n wait some time for executive communication
| After waiting some time, and no communication
being sent TO the Senate, adjourned till Monday