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rHe WAR RuMogs-yarious rumors we

The WAR RUMoRs.-Nafious rumors were
circulated in our streets yesterday in relation
to the Hampton fight, as also reported dis
tGrbances elsewhere, but owing to the
great difficulty at getting al anything GER
tain, we forbear ftcm any further mention Of
them. Our Portsmouth correspondent men,
iions the landing OF Federal trecps at New
port News, as also an invasion Of the soil o.
North Carolina.
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Assaul,.--The Recorder, yesterday, held
John J. Bokleder aud Vim. Magursupp to bail
for slight assault on August Wiitscorf on
Sunday. WIN. Burks, who was mixed up in
the affair in some way, gave 500 security TO
be Of good behavior, and not TO indulge in in
eendiary expressions.
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NJ TAG cgLEssATsD CAErR De vIsirE. aud AL
other styles OF Photog raphs aud An broiypes, not
nurpasssa by any la the world, CAR De had As
RsKs' Gallery l4s Msin st., over West Jonn'
stun's nookstoxs.
just received, . large anAniity Of nne frsleh
and Enxiish Photographs Paper, asd rtain ana
Fancy Cases. ksRs improved Pearl AMbeosyRcs
q usual, my ss-A
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Frustrated.-Sundry of the prisoners in the
CITY Jah, especially those in the chain gang,
who are kept in the South yard, attempted
10 enlarge their area of liberty on Sunday, by
making hole through the East wall Of the
yard. To conceal the work, q line az stretch
ed across the yard and hung with blankets. A
very good beginning had been made when the
intended dight was discovered from above, and
the parties engaged therein placed in close
confinement
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Coaricted.--W n. T. Cummings, who was Oh
trial last week before Judge Lyons, of tbs
Hastings Court, for marrying two women, has
been declared guilty by the jury sworn 10 bis
case, and sent to the Penitentiary for three
years. He got off cheaply.
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Fiuished at Last,

The Eaqsirer announces that it has at
length gotten through with the publication of
the Convention proceedings, except those in
secret session, from which the injunctions Of
secrecy have not yet been removed.
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Another CanaFd.

1t is not true, rs asserted in Northern pa
pers, that military maps Of Virginia, prepared
by order of Gov. LETcHER, have been seized
in Washington. There is no foundation what
ever for the statement.
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Military Appointment-Thos. Dodamead,
Superintendent Of the Central Raj road, has
been appointed g volunteer Aid to the Gov
ernor, with tie rank Of Lieutenant Of Cav
airy,
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WEsT 4 JOHNSTON, publishers of this city,
have got out in very handsome style that sd-
inirabIe production for the soldier--"HAR-
DEE's Rife and Light Infantry Tactics" Fer
sale By WKsT i JOHNSTON, It6 Main street.
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Fined.--Juo. c. knauf was fined 81 by the
Recorder, yesterday, for calling Mrs. Mary j..
Sutherland "out of her name" in consequence
of misunderstanding.
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Wiady.-Yesterdy rivalled the most bois.
ferrous days of March in its exhibition of Bo-
rean propensities.
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!. a COYNEk's NM

A. 1 COY WHITE
VEN$ AM BLACK SULPHUR AND
Ak,IE MALYRRATE kPRlN9a
Ius WATRRfSG-PhACE will be open for lhs
reception " vlsitcrs on the 20rB OF MAY. III.
-ituated on the line and in fail view OF the VII
sinia nd Tennessee Railroad, about half miia
from Bsusack'- Depot, Roanoke, Va, At " hiot de-
pot An OMNIBUS win always be fouud waiuhg
on tho arrival Of The care. to convey pss.easeTs
10 the HpriuRs-
These white sad Black sulphur Waters hav.
effsrted numerous cures The While tuIyAuT,
aggravated cares Of dyspepsia. serious affections
OF the liver, kidneys, aud bladder. general de-
bility and especially diseases of tho nervOussy,-
TEN, and those diseases peculiar - femSles 1he
Black sulphur, all kinds Of di-es- es Of the ,klG
aggravated cases of tetter, and other corrapI!oBs
OF the skin.
Ths accommodations are equal 70 any to be found
III the Mountains Of Virginia, and the TABLEsul
AFTEE DAhTS # the moet sAii- factory char ster.
together with fine BAND or MUSIC, and ever
attraction usually found At brst elass Watering.
Piacesas to all Of W hich beg Leave 20 refer 10
the large numoer Of persons who have heretofore
visited the place.
BOARD VIII bs reduced 10 40 per month fog
families chi dren and servants half price
There IL also a TGLE6hApn OFFICE hero
" hich municates with all parts Of the SOGth
J. A. HEFFELPIAGER.
I'm
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james Clsadining is to be tried before ths
Hastings Court to. day at eleven o'clock, fol
committing grand larceny.
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SasPieio.ss Cxaraeters.-Ail of the eases OF
this nature. heretofore before the Mayor, were
continued By Recorder Caskis on yesterday.
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AN Persons Al y dietinoe forwarding thei'
subscriptions by Express, are requested l.
wne the names Of their resiee i've Post~0i
fIees, iegibiy, In their letters.
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AHTo rug LADIES or rHs serrH.

The State needs good four horse Wagons
Who has them?
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eE We wish - dis tinctiy understood tina
postage stamps WiH mol be received In pay
meut 10. subscriptions To the Dfspotch.
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SEND rs TIE NEWA,

Uur kiesi6s al the various camps and place.
o. rendezvous and else where, will confer
FAVOR by sending 10 ns any interesting intel
i.s~ner. Al .he eariiee; practicable moment
ter pooiteaiion. We desire to keep our reader
iafesmtsi N regard 10 every thing taat trans
rif-s. aud Will pay an adequate compensn
ttnu - No AZ yay-x
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CAMP LIE, sgAg. glCpY0S6

MEAN fltftKfgw
~ At a Meeting or the Is.osi..
y their quarters, AT camp Lee on m,rA'
Nay, the follavtug rs.o ntlohs vsrs assy, .ik
y, Il. SAT SDER>. and unanifneuslv s'ed ~
Rssolred, That We; the members .! ths c. pot,.d
4 Louisa Grays. feel II To- be our dn,y ~ psag
-nHs pabiie MULTIPLICATION Of thu obsIg!!,'o XIV.
der which we have basp D. aesd IN r. -. "a
riti,ens Of Louiss for the very ibs, Al Nfioas
which they responded 10 the cali for hsIn aef IA
sosrntng aud eanippipg "a. In act Of ss,x1 a a.
ths defence OF our native state ''e Tor
Heaoired, That " bile We do not W ian IN - s,.
aus where so many haze acted 20 liher.,iis IN
ra riot'cally towards NJ, vet We feel h "a Z ~Ai
juty TO refer particularly 10 the uobis DY car
'Ile conduct IT Ais.e- Kate Gordon. soIiie ks,r
ION and esilie ssidsn, in presenting ~ U,v@i
dag. and to Hiss Ssilis Sedan 10 pre.as,,SHh 5
neH Der OF our company with fa.tan,s... eaea
ar departure from our homes and famIIia. HFsA
II SHRED. That each and every uamhs,
company pledge ourselves that vha,av on
iuty NAV ca as we will erdesvor la Iy.sr ;af
&c are worthy sons OF Old l.. uirs coma, Ca
fha s!orlou. Commonwealth Of Sir.Inis '' aaa
Resotred. That thess proeesdinx. be forx, .
to he Richmond Daily Dispatch for pubI,.sM,,lesa
copy. \. Is sACSpEbs Wiz
WIN NJ. LOVING I o..
u. BOILING SAUNDERS, g
nv 2s-lts
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Hon. Howell Uobb. OF Georgia. sends three
sons into ths military service, two In thf
Macon Volunteers, and one In the Athens
Guards.
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=
SUMMER RESORTS

A NAG'S D.-Thie hvnrits ana
Y:HA Y pleasant SUMMER RESORT will D.
A..AG-l rpen for the reception 0t visltors %
.aV..l II, tho sd OF June.
MACS HAD IL ia turfituck county, Norb
Carolina. Immediately On the Atlsnte Ocean aud
AihemaIle Sound ; aud for NuTf Bathing IL alsgr-
passed By any waiai Ing place n the Atisasie
coast. 1t IL also safe resreaL for fsmilte- fr9m
the presea excitement, itr location making Il
cure from attack, either ny land alter.
The building will accommodate about 80 7i.'.
tors
A steamboat will run from Norfolk - Eag 4,
Head, through The A bemaTie aad chesapeake
Canal, during he season.
Terms tor Board per day. -..........f %
per week .......... ~ 20
% per mouth ........,... ~ "
Children and seTv ants half price
WIN. II. HAPPIER. Proprietor
Henry SHrRY, Supt. my 2s-ist
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10 VIC NE Rk

Ala MO " IL ID vi Il
NMY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
&s.1R Is NosTGOagBY Cor MY, Va
ial delightful Watering Place will open hi
the reception OF visitors on the seih day oi May
These spriags are more saoy Of access Lhsn AT
IN Virginia, being Immediately ca The yiftnh
and Tennessee Railroad, ia Tho most heahh'
portion of the state, and surrounded by tbs Eaos'
beautiful rgou utai scenery The msdiC.nsi qua
tiles ri the waters are fully established, hA'ia.
been Instrumental In the cure of maay diss%avs
peculiar to the southern country. Tbs i Ag
Gully a delightful summer resort, but, n tbes'
exciting times, safe retreat Tor ladies s1d GU
dren. Telegraph Communication with 81! II
portaEt points In the Confadorstsd etstes
LOUIS y. ]. AAiS-, fF0pnetdf'
IAxyz EssT prastdepf nv lin
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ne The Ladies OF NJ. James thurch, wh,
ere now etgaKed in making Tents frr Ia
North Carolina Volunteers, return their ,igc., >.
aud heartfelt THANKS 10 Mr. ASpRkw PIrzlyI f'p
the delicious refr ash ments " ian hieh thew ws,
IGNORED on Saturday morning last myi,-it.
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sY-A, mee,ing Of the sIack Eov,. ~

men. of Cumber aud, he'd at tbs Csmn " ~ ,h To-
struet'on on saturday, 18th inst, Mr. Z C.l
was appointed Chairman u, aud r A Bsvs,I pess
Rotary. afer explaining the object OF me -,
log. ths following Committee wSs atpuintass
Messr-. ) A B0srCy,W y. PACE and K y j.
pLK1oS, who submitted Ins following resolutlo.,
which were u nan moUsiy adopted ''
list RssoJrt8, rhst the prasen- siarminza,4,
tracted coalition Of our once favored c1gn;rv1 ~.
Inands the aid and interest Of every souib
mxn. '"N'a
"a. Resolred That In leaving This Can, -,
hsps for the battle Geiil We tender our h.a,t,,
AUD sincere thanks to Mr. ~. r L.yyEyEt ~
bis unttr,ng eiyrts and great libsraltty Ia ~,
melting the comfort and welfare OF eur roTnpsav
and through him we extend tU the patriotic /. AZ
81 his school and o.hera assisting, our kindrst
CARDS for their Industry ana Iaterest n matt
our uniforms, aud pledge our honor to wear ,asr
their defence
Sd Rssoired That MT. LtPsHyRki suu.nip,,.
lv elect ed al honorary msIaber OK our comrsnv
sth Received, Thst these resolution. be npi
lished in the Richmond papeTs. '~'
(. X. COOKE, Cbalrnso
n a. BRYANT, Dec y NY 2--dsewl.s
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80 ALLEGHiNY srkiAGN.

4. a ALLEGHENY spNiAGS,
VEWAY MONTGOMERY 60 VA
U.lEl This celebTsted WATERING PLACER
~III : psued f,r the reception Of visitors on tbs
lbt day OF Iuns.
coated three aud a half miles from the Vir.
81 nia and TennsFsae Railroad. they Hrs sssy VI
access and aE I'D the best Fjty Tor f4IDtites
Each department u supervis cd by the proprA-
tors, who Will attend personally TO tbs Tsnts
their guests.
The waters OF Ia $50 Springs stand unrivs4ed for
the cure OF dyspepsia.
nv Is-lrn. BOOTH CALHOUN arc
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ss-s~. PROTECTING The CIrY.-All
- Free Men oi Color, who will willingly
volunteer their services, viii call at the Mayors
Office, at the City Il ell, and give in their natnes.
Their services will be required near hlchm0nd.
nv .7-3,r
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KOCKBRiDGE BATHS,

k-A kOCKBKiDGE BATHS.
VEHAQ VIRGINIA
A.TEl The undsrsign led hes rstuI ned 10 tsAs
cbarSs u this fsvcrite WATERING PLACE, saa
he hopes, by prompt and strict attention 10 beai'
Oess, 10 receive liberal q support a.
tended to him uLder bis former management
The establishment will be opou FOX visioTs o.
the goth Of May, iscI.
The character OF these Baths ia well sslebl,h.
cd and thsir tOGic qualities extend III roug hoe.
every Glars Of disease. Delicate females and
children have, without exception, received srsS.
benefit In al diseases incident TO their
These Baib- o4p afford ss secure, comfortable
and convenient = refuge for families leaving tss
seal of war as can be found In Virginia.
There will be . DAILY NAIL from Baltimors,
Richmond. and points about equally dhtani
There il only ten miles Of etaxiBg from Go.hsn.
on the Virginia Central Railfosd, through q 10
mantle and beautiful country.
The following low rates adopted In order
that all may be accommodated, and they sfs ~
moderate that all can AFFORD TO pay them
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NJ Car b Ines.
ONE DOZEN LATEST IMPROVED
BREACH LOADING CARBIyRs
FOR SALE.
Inquire at No. le Pearl street. my PSI.
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MEDICAL CARD.-DR. A. Y. P
49, GARN Eft having removed his resi-.
dsnce from Washington ID. c., +, Richmond, will
hereafter pursue the practice Of his profession In
this city and its vicinity.
UFFIi E-Msin street, over P u. Tay lor's aext
door TO Meade & Bakers Drug btore.
my ls-3m*
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A. 1 HUCh iDGE ALiN SPIN 4.
YM Tns asnai ; snd quiet ct ksT KS
M1J .. is five miles from MI lbOro Depot
BoAkD.-s? per day 80 per n0nih-eaildfsa
and servants half price.
Es An smpls supply Of ICR WAS secured
NV lain FRAZIER 4 RANDOLPH.
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SHOES ON HAND.-AL @ Hell
LkR co.'s, LA Broad s-f01TD
street, large assort- F--TTT-~ytS
ment II ali kinds OF BOOTS and mg@l iTN
SHOES, fer Ladies. Gents. Misses ~ss~Al-tA1
aud Childre u-sueh as Ladies' hesied Morocco
Boots Co. sress and 10 ce9 Kid and Morocco Boots;
Lsdi-s' tiers and sIsppers, and large variety
VI all kinds OF Boots and Shoes, selling still at
low prces.
Also on hand. large variety OF all kind Of
TRUNKS, BONNET BoXE-. VALiCEs CARPET
BAGS, sc ,et HELLER CO.'S,
Boot and Shoe Emporium.
my "a Ia Broad -, between 9Th sud 9Th
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foaat Gatbt IF Forgery. Smith
Vas tried before Judge Lyons yesterday. for
forging J. r. Crenshaw's name 10 check for
s3i, which he passed to Goileb Maisch. The
prisoner was ally defended by II. G. Cannon.
but the proof being very clear, the jury found
him guilty, and sent him to the Penitentiary
for three years. The prisoner was then tried
for forging Warwick 4 Barksdale's name to
check for $40, passed to Peleg Vincent and
was defended by the same counsel. The jury
found him guilty. and ascertained the term of
his imprisonment at two years. In two other
cases vs. Smith, the Prosecuting Attorney en-
tered nol.c prosequis. In one other case pend
ing against him the Court quashed the indict
ment.
When the prisoner was arrested for the offence
above named. he was found In the room OF
courtesan. with whom be had been sustaining
intimate relations for some years. When she
heard the officer coming she put Smith in
wardrobe. Yesterday the female In question
visited the prisoner IN Court and had pri-
vate confab with him. 1t is supposed by the
friends Of Smith. that had it not been for the
woman in question, conjoined wit a love Of
fine clothes, small liking for splits, con-
siderable love for the tiger" and an uneon-
querable propensity to sign other peoples
names, he would not now occupy the position
he does. The suppositlon is no doubt true.
.1astifaLle Nootiny.-A portion Of the Con
f.derate States Army is now posted at Graf
ton, in Taylor county. Va, for the purpose Of
preserving order and preventing the ineurson
of armed bands of lswless rufians, either OF
home or foreign extraction. Last Friday. Il
fellow named Brown, blatant, wide mouth
abolitionist and bully. for a long time the ter
ror of the peaceful citizens of that region ,
swore he would pass the chain of sentinels es-
tablished round the post at Grafton, for which
purpose he made towards the soldier in charge,
swearing he would go by, despite military rule
Or any other preventive. The soldier remon-
strated with him, aud ordered him to halt, in
stead of doing which he drew pistol and dis
charged it at the guard, the bail striking OBJ
liquely on the forehead near the eye, cuttin z
TO the bone and going out at the back of the
head. The soldier was Knocked down, but soon
ascer.sining that he was not dead, he rose and
discharged his piece at Brown, whom he in
stanty killed. If jury were to set on the
fellows carcase, it would only return q verdict
Of served him right.
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lIAnDEE's TACTICS.
J. w. RANDOLPH has for sale, &; Fl.25, Cor
a 90 Oy maii,l new edition Of NARDRE ) TAG
FIGS. Also
BUCkHOLTz'S SCIENCE OF WAR, or Tactics
fl Officers OF Infantry, Cavalry, and Artil-
lery. 80.
6UCKH LIZ = Infantry. Camp Duty, Field For
rihcations and Coast Deieoce SO.
my SIT
IL X ID e ELS FACTiCs
Just published, q new edition Of HARDEE' s
RIFLE AND LIGHT INFANTRY TACTICS. by n
p0uthe'n publi-hing house. Now ready.
Price si.@5. Fer sale by
STARKE < CARDOZO,
my ?s-3t ga Main street.
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=. LETTERS AND PACKAGES fol

LETTERS AND PACkAG ~ for
49, members OF the isT BEG In tNT
t.huiNIA NULCN EEhS, now 1T Msnasnas =
GAP, be left al \. LBNKrI'H, Broad street hi
Hotel. r. T. AUOhk, Col. Commanding. W
nv eT-Stk
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ALL LETTERS AND OTHER
~ Communications for members Of
Company "B, - LIST Regiment virginia NoluI- n
leerr, will be left with J. :. TowHk, at II. ID. M
-mnh's, No. Ii Main street, " hp will fsrwsrG Q
the same JAMES h. LIE,
my Aft Captain comma ding.
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hEW GROGGRE,
Corner oil West Pitt and JuIiana 81.

THE subscriber is opening at this well known
stand, a well selected stock OF Coutectonaries,
Tobacco. Segars and Groceries, consisting 10 part
OF coffee, brown, crushed and pul7erized sugars,
refined a0d golden syrups baking molasses, young
hyson, imperial and black tea, chocolate, corn
starch and havoring extracts, chease, corn brooms
painted buckets. dustIrg, wall, scrub, horse shoe
tooth and hair brushes; Coqffctioaaries, such as
plain and fancy candies, fruited candies and favor
ed jeiliesi water, butter ana sweet crackers
Foreign fruits, oranges lemons, figs, rasons
prunes, dates, currants, citrons, tlberts, wlnuts
cream nuts, almonds, pea nuts; Tobacco, congress
plug, sweet plantation, natural leaf, rough aud
ready, LynchbuTg, smoking, superior article,
cut and dry, &c, &c, Cigars, opera, skies. half
Spanish, and variety of other brands. The pub
lie are respectfully invited to give him a call.
Picknics and May parties supplied at very reason
able prices.
All kinds Of country produce taken at the high
est market price.
j. B. FARQUHAR.
April 2e, 1851
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Philadelphia.

A Benepolent Institution established bv special En-
dolcnent, for the Relief Of The Sick and Distressed
afflicted ctth VirElent and Epidemic Diseases, aud
especially for the Cure Of Diseases Of the SerRaL
Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
1EL Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with a
description of their condition, cage, occupation,
habits Of life, &C., and in cases of extreme pow
erty, Medicines furnished free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermaterrhoea and
other Diseases of the Sexual organs; and on the
NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary,
sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free
OF charge Two or three Stamps for postage viii
be acceptable
Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON. Act
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa By order of the
Directors. EZRA d. HEARTWELL
President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Nov. Is, 1S60.--zz
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the General Government as 10 the influential
persons, whom you may meet, giving than the
assurance that IN every evsnt the Ameriean ma
tion nlay count upoa the most cordial sympa
thy CD lle part Of our august Master during tho
important crisis which il Is passing through at
present.
Receive, sir, the expression Of my very
deep consideration. tSigpe5l
GoRTscHAKoFF."
The Secretary Of State has delivered to Nj.
Stoeekl The following acknowledgement:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, Sept 1861.
sThe Secretary of State Of the United States
is authorized by lbe President TO express to
M. De Stoeckl, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Pienipotentiary of His Majesty, the
Emperor Of Russia, his profound sense of the
liberal, friendly, aud n mlgnanimous sentiments
of His Msj.sty cu the sui iact OF our internal
differences, which for time have seemed to
threaten the Am erican Union, as they are
communicated in the instruction from Prince
Gottschakoff 10 NJ De Stoeckl, and bg him
read, by His Majesty'a direction, to the Presi-
dent of the Uaitai States and the Secretary of
State. NJ. De Stoeckl will express TO his
Goverumeni the satisfaction with which the
Government regards this new guaranty Of q
friendship het8een the two countries, which
had its beginulng with the. nationsi ex stence
of the United States. TIE Secretary of State
offers to NJ De Stoackl renewed assur anees of
his high consideration.
CIVILIAN I'll. SEWARD.
IN. ED. De SToEoKL, &a,"
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UNION HpTBL,
BDDEoR0. "a.

THE subscriber respectfully announces to the
public, that he has leased the above named Ho
tel in the old and well known Globe building for
merly owned and occupied by Mr.. John Youag,
and recently in the occupancy of Jonathan Horton.
decd, where he will be happy to see his friends.
and the travelling public generally Persons at
tending Court are respectfully invited to give him
call. He pledges himself that he viii do all in
his power to render his guests comfortable.
HIS Table will be Supplied with the choicest del
icacieS the market will afford
The Bed Rooms will contain clean and conf I t.
able bedding.
The Bar WILL be supplied with choice liquors
The Stable will be attended by careful ans at
tentive hoetler.
Bosrders taken by the day, week, month and
year
JOSEPH ALsIP.
Bedford, Nov. 2, 1850.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-09-27
NOTICE.
HAVING debts of our own to pay, we
Il IL fully call upon sll persons Knowing the

HAVING debts of our own to pay, we respect
Ii fully call upon sl persons knowing themselves
to be in our debt, to pay up
This notice is not intended for those of eur
friends who pay US promptly, but especially for a
certain large class, who having purchased our
goods, never tronble themselves about paying for
the same
Many Of the latter having had the use of our
capital so long, must really imagine they have q
better right to il than ourselves.
70 thus class We now say, in language which we
hope they viii not msnn erSf and-5ce gant al lsasf
portion Of in their haads-to meet our own
liabiaties-and if kind invitations to ..pay up''
avail motive viii try harSher though unpleasant
remedy y-and that very shortly.
Aug. l6, 1861. A. b. GRAMER & co.