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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26

Nur o'9b &cnltatIe Ger Stacl 9t,rtmonp.
Sh Bin ctn G%lnNlpat fir Ole 6isb 4pnnotIe-
ST1tce Der .StnNt Nid>monp INN lutte ~eractenIt
nm nc S!tmmcu mcIucr MG!bIrScr bel Ger BE-
rurit,benpln 9Babl. =. ". 5enrv
friiter Dcyut0 Guntnblc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26
An Me Burger Der Stlrt gthmpnp.

Sh ietac midi biercuydh c~raetcut ais Elm San,
otoat Tiir Ole Sifce pcs 6tsb @pmitobels rer Q act
Hthmonn an, uno mcroe, mcnn ourb cas- Ncr.
trlnet mctnrr Niitbiracr IN cjciem Vcllcn err
paelt, ben N1i@ten pe6eIbcn Qctreuliblt nadb-
tommcn. 2euieuilen meincr MitbUroer. pepcu
lib nitt periGnlttb tctannt lejn lplte, crIaube ib
mir Die Semrrtuna biniu}ufi9cn, pa6 th DeyutD
oeS 9rn. Suliu6 81. 6otIcn mar.
SEQ. 81. Srceman.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26
- 30 ba!te. YisrteL mnb odteL @asfs fencu

49, N"'NN N'l uNN ANplti SNSlS Itllti
tntpNritrttn Sranpie, unter i6ucn Ypn s. 6umpbrs,
SuleS &ohtn Il. 60, u. Scionct. Stdro, Dupcp Il. 81.
2OO Sble. tttnen alien SSbt5fCs sCn Den MountAjn? Sl.
300 20 dlicu gSbtSftY Yn Ybilooelp5ia.
. 9fcttcn inrortrrten Shioam Gin.
30 9a1t5 Slddbcrrp, Gbcgrp uuo @iuecr NraNbv.
40 9rlS. ril1cn GiNer unC @cYrto9cS @lc.
100 % =. :. T!cdS unb 8jrtpotfidS 2iluur5.
tmportirte @rircjpre Gteorrcn.
40 SoSts oonten alien 9crt, Moectra uno S6trrs 9Ectr.
400 SblS. common froa6titcn SrauNs, sin II. 98bi5lrY.
so % ftne rlb @pVIe 8i0nca.
500 @crtn W. 9Sdro unS onccre Sprftn f]abricirten Eabof.
200 Sadie 9tts, yu9utra unO SaYa G0htc.
100 Side salt.
@rouno Spiee, 9cFpcr, Singer, 9utmee5, @rotu 9tppcr
uno Sptte, .YlpeS. GprSes uUo allie Scrten ~9Sroppira ga.
prr, 2%Sropptn8 &Utne, 9o5fct5, Tlowr 0udtts, 98GI6lna
unb grcoo Sroo, siahtta, Gpo 6tfb, Gbpics GSuttcr un6
9b:tie, ale Sprten Sbte uno Candles, 9emiiobns, g8aIp
boards, Snt. &Iottn9, Shoe unb ScyUbirs 9ruibee. -
9tale, Scans II. (, u. gum &erEauf gti
9S nj. g.. Srne9 u. Gp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26
Sdbl~ q n3eiecn IL.
@taotiI6e ~8sfonntmnhnnnl

O'NN''lpt SNlhilll'UuODWUu
Sn elmer am 0ipntag. BEN 11tcn NGr, 1861
ltatt9efunoenen SerInmmtuna brs Stobtrotb5
Der Staet gi&mpnO wurre Der ~fcIgcncc Selblus
Stlhlofsn, bo6 Die fctaenoen 6crren biermit
c%rnannt finn, Die am Nittrud. Dem 3tcn glpri(
SOL lt%attfnrenOe Ba9t Rdpti16er Seamtcn III
lciten
6ir @unroe 8arb: S6pmas M. Scnee. G6s.
.. 99psa. S.. Suubar, 81. @. @atcQ uub
i. s. Smitb ntS 6 tIftpnrr
uno g6m. q. &euep ais @onouctcr.
Vie Bobl ftnoet in 9acy's S6pp ifott.
our Mabiirn 8orb 6. SbcppcrIcn, Gos.
y. Grant. @. q. @mattmes, @. %. SIAN.
oolpb nnr gGqott 80. @qtutt ots 6 M
mi iituners INN 6. $. Gbolftey ols
epnouetpr. Die 9GaGl fncct HIATT in
Der @itp Dan.
Sir Sef'riun Bnro: 8. Srummet, g. Qtbty.
s. s. @ttipn, 8. 6. @aro uno q. s.. Wt.
cot ais : nj itpners unb 81. &.
Seal ais 6 Conductor. Die g8abG i'm
Der itatt in Der W0rtt 6aae.
SIN auftrng
SbpS. 0dm1pr e e 81
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26

gGi6ti9e Na6riAt iilr Gunner
Eurnfleiber Don 9utsm unO paucr6aftem StUf
iperOen in Der ~turjelten Belt uno gum 6iQiaIsn
Drei5 anJefeyti8t 0on 81. 0eGUn,
210 Sroar>S troEP.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26
6igb 6cultaBlc.N ldcc

SD 'ctar MIDI hiCrpurb gan, ~crocGenlt ais elm
9"noio1t lUr AieocrerudbIuuQ in bic 6t1b @pns
itablGr-S iice Der Stabt 9thmpnp an.
T.. SutGrr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26

Rrpgrdm m:
Surnen am Htd uno Barren.
YYramiNen6au:
l.. 6ubp9romibe.
2. Der S6urm.
3. Die g8aa9e.
4. Der 866er.
5. Der GpppcGt6urm.
6. GcdpYramtoe.
Z. StnblpYramioc.
s. 9ertulsspYramtre.
8. SraftpYromitc.
10. StibpYramtoe.
II. Snieppromioe.
II. Der Stern.
ID. Gtiuefl6e Wauer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26
6terauf:
{.

@nfan8 Itcnb0 s u6r. Stdct5 gu $l.00 fir
'srr uno Dame iuo bst ben Grmitc~ Ntt9ltsrern
unb abcnrs an Der Safe Su 6oteu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26
Sir 0lapor.
@i!Y Door 6puIe.
Supcrintcnocnt ccr Woa.mcrfs

SD 'ct9' mid Cen &urQcrn tirf,r 5tnnt bier.
ourd c%ractruif ais GcnojoGt fir Srperintcnprnt
Ger itarttldrn @aSpsyfe fGr Die i'm Npr,! ltltt.
ttnoenoc SSdhi an. Sos. =. NIYie
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26

Seiipiel5weiis Ii6rcn mir nur Die f~olaenben
2lrtifel an, pie in oieiem Store gu
$500 pas Stad
3u 6a6en iinO:
@rOBe uno lh6ne Cameo Sets, wert6 S5-l5|
&leine UNI grUBe 2aYa Sets, so
Seine &ariuntslsSe 1870
Oamen @namelcD Sets, 7-15I
@oID CLUTTER Grape Sets, 1870
y 8ubin unp Soie Sets, 8-25.
Set Sets, 5-l2I
@&war3e 0IOiaie Sets, 6-12|
8utn NiOlaic Sets, 6-~12|
Sob StOue Ilclajc Get8, SIS.
8ibbOn 3wiits, nit Brill. 6-l5I
Bouquet eto, neue Bacon,, SO
Miuiature fur Siloer, 40
WepuiliOn Sets, 7-I2.
Coral Sets. 8uTic pdttern 10 -25.
I5ee~26fel, iIbuplatttrt, 6 Stid, $50.
@B'GGfeI, y 400.
Cine groBc 2~lusnabl BON NfeEer uno gabcln.
6emOenfnGpie, SOrtednaoeln IL. /. 10.
@nn iiber'eu8s f& ieIpit, unO man wirp fin,
zen, oaB pieieS
&ein 8 umbug
1T. Semio II. Som J..
$40, 1876 @ain : StraBt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26
Slr9inia'Saderei
BON
Carl 8. 30 GGGer

lSte Strabe, &mil&en Stain mno Garp.
Sn SeItr ncu erri@ttcu 9ldtrei miro mint oQcin gReie.
uno ShporSbrco, icncern oub SUDDEN icoer @rt, 0fcTtr,
nHlie lno MrrrsVebfuaen 9ebafeu. sur @cieqlhafttu
uno g@ue wercen ooleIblt 9grmipen unO ftintre Rudcn
btlt9lt ouegEfubrt.
Die auS8ccihneten G8urmr2cbfu6cn bieIcr 86deref, ala
@stlmttteI mr. &inOcr b;t1nnt, itnb aud III ba6en bei BEN
5errn Sui. =. slider, Chs. @ptmonm uno Qpui5 Scf an
SrpaoltroBc, bel Or 00tlb an Rpdttt5, II. am Stano Der
n.rtcrieidnetcn I'M IIten uno Neuen Warft, lUwie bel 6rn.
9elarne al Sroaolr. &rOb uno &odmtrf ieOer @rt 6rins
gen MIR nit unlerem 28oseA unleren scsbrten &unben ins
Dau5. Is. 9. MI{Ier
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26

Der Suru. Serciu tpiro bel Dem bieeiG6riecn
Otter Sou Nue5 uuftteteu. nm r~cnielten gum
aldnSenofeu Der GaiIon su ma6en, pte AUDI
6rn. 0Gbmonu's gtrmorY.Sano rurb Gufit.
run9 Ter teiten uno ~neuelen MuIt> ptecen ttr
NtG9lthIfes pasu t~ettraeen piro.
g8tr Iaoen pabcr 3u 9ef. Sablrct6em 8c1uhc
freunrlihif Gin.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26

SSSiG1. y. SJOmCS 1t. SO
@tcleiols, SGnptcr pom
Groceries, 2|tqucrs unb
prppifiu ree4ss
15ts Straee, spii6en @aGa. urp @argRr,
Si@mpnb, Snss
draper lei 96neS u. GU (fTaFtr Sei gSiliam SasIcr. J
% m. 9. Sones IL. @pm y.
Die ltnterti&nctcn bo6er ft6 unter biefcr 8trnto screi>
nt9t sur Sibrun9 ctRcS
Nbolsiale @rresrp', 9iqurr, unp Yrppifpns.
Nagcre,
15te Stra6e, ,rii6en Watn unb Gors.
une erIubcn ibre Grcunbe unb baS gcIammte lublifum i6re
sS9oren gu prufen unb rclp. @tntdufe bel linen ,u MAIDEN.
Htpntonc, l. NtarS 1861. Bm. y. SprtS,
81. z. Srpwn.
Bum Srrtauf bnbcn %oieielben auf Eager:
20 StbS. 9rcafS. fcine.
20 pbes. ShuulbCrs, fleinc.
~ 9Poe. tino 20 SblS. Helne SonS.
90 S6to. ultt % Se9S 2eof 2arb.
10 Sbes. feline Sp.
25 Stb. In,oa shes.
100 BblS. 30. 8 Woder(.
90 %. gte. | nnb no. 2 Maderl.
$50 bp. 8amiIo 5erriu9S.
100 %. @rtitcN, GOp6ercb unb Gut Sua r.
IoO ~. Y. gtlCip, crr0 s., y. rno u. Suoar.
lOO %. 20. | unS 5 Sugar, in Ti6mUno fabriciyt.
20 @bbs. So. o Sueor. '"
100 8bts. 9fp. o gfoiaftS.
lOO pail Sbeits uno Small Srres Gjrcen uro @lo Sea.
2OO SrreS sperm, &bamontine unb Goucip Goub(cS.
IoO %. Oeterltre, 9olnl, Srppn II. onbcre Scifenortcr.
5o0 &rb. SutttS unb Srpcms.
8nm Sert"nf bel @m.s 9. SOns8 1t. CT.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26
9tbdnt Nutcl,
(gfahiCI9cr BON Dtacagrear),
Q d lplIer,

Ste StroBe, 3piidcn SrCap unb Grace.
~cmpFeGlt iih CUR Gnfertiaun8 ouer IN bislem &C.
ihGft OprfcmmCnpen Arbeiten uuO Hsparaturen,
INN Yeriprtdt prUnpte uuo biai9e Sepienuna.
Haa. Oas 9tnmaheu BON 0lOdenSasen mirO
bei.ans beiOrNt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26

9StGti9 fir @rCeer
9ufer, Bacon, Qaro &C.,
200 S5lS. 9c]reinigten 3ufcr,
p bbo5. Dams, Sreait5 uno S6oulSerS,
loo Sbl5. prima 2caf Goro,
100 Scrt5 primo Gciben Sale.
40 9afoge5 prima @ui6cn Butter.
35 9bI5. prima Series Cher,
200 8bl5. 9r. /, , Wn0 3 RadereI5,
100 9ors frlbe oerinat,
40 SpreS Rr. . NplaTfs.
100 Sort5 Sire Graders,
Is 8blS. Srlb 9ot0tOes,
200 Sbls. tVmeitic &ran6Y, Sin &C..
400 8pree GanoIce unO S1ap,
Spice5, .gufpbeat unp ale i%onitiaen in elmer
YHr[onumGnoea 9rtlte, oi: btlis Yerfauft uno aui
psIbe ieint peuiihtn 6reunpe aufmertiam mabt
ISM. .. E9fer,
I3R Str,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26

s lit uno so ii &
Der ucuTcn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. crtielt iostru in
GROCER Nuamabl unc p~ertauit gu ben b%iGiaIem
9rciicn 6. Souer,
So. 1916 Yrpobfraee.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26
Sin fleines g1pbnbnue

Gin fIeiues gGpbnbaue,
~bcitctenc aus mebrersn 3immcrn. nett 5cfrauu,
@Grthen unO Oor3iialifcm SucnmaFcr. am Suge
Der 2tcn StraBe selsaeu, fteGt tiuts su Yerrrutcn.
N6bsre Nusfunit crtbeilt
Gts. Q 6wGoerte, 81 @orgfr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26

y as 6 ON tie:
6oue Giutbcr, 6auIer, 2jnnsmann,
NItihuG. @eiuemduu. S6u6maun,
YicrItcnf.
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Sblpplllg gntellrgenrs.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, APRIL %

Arrived.
r steamer Georgeanna Pearson, from Norfolk, to N
R ars. Passed off Annapolis light ship, bound up
crd steamship Supposed the Baltic) of New York
Mondauw with troops arrived off Old Point about m
Roads ,fate oumberland which was lowed to HAMPTON
The G brourbtp steamer Pawnee. had been burned
schr Hezron passengers the captain and crew of
Oh the harbOr By the Virginia Authorities, az
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PENNSYLVANIA M pp INv,Drn

One would judge from the following brief edito-
rial notices published in the Philadelphia Inouirer
OF Monday, that serious apprehensons were felt
there that the Maryanders and Virginians were
about to invade the domains of the land of steady
habits -
TO ALL LOYAL CITIZENS.
fortnight ago we hoped that Virginia would
De true, or at least neutral. Another fortnight
may see Mary land against it. We hope not Int
IN these times it is not safe to count on anything
In Sueh case, the railroad may bring on us at
few hours notice, aoih none band of plug
ugly Secessionists, sent on to murder and plunder.
Let US be ready for them! They may come on us
IN such numbers that our police force will be now
eriess. We want Home Guard of twenty thou-
sand men-a body of which our city will feel
proud, and the very existence of which will pre.
vent attack. f
PROTECTION OF THE CITY.
On Friday Councils passed resolution recon-
mendlng our citizens to enrol themselves as a Home
Guard.
We are, in Philadelphia, so unwilling to believe
IN the existence of hostile feeling in the adjacent
States, that if an attack should come it will take
US unawares. There is, unfortunately, bitter
feehng existing upon our very borders and tray-
eers returning from Virginia report that threats
OF sackng Philadelphia are loud and open.
GUARD THE LINE.
Inc same reasons which require the creation of
Home Guard in Philadelphia, apply to all the in
terror towns near the border line Their entire
population should and drill Self preserva
ton demands it. As to the "Pan Handle" that ;s
no longer Virginia., and every secessionist if any
there are, should be expelled.
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!, LETTERS OF MARQUE AND REPRIsAL.-We have
the pest authority, says the Savannah ReDublicgu.
Tor saying the Government at MONTGOMERY bsyo
determined to issue no commissions authorizing re-
prlsals until after the assembling CT Congress C29th
INSTANT. In order to obtain precedence, however,
IL Is Important that parties should file their appli
cations and bonds Immediately. 1t can be done
win the Collectors of the various ports of entry
a Yankee has invented new and cbeap nlan for
poaralng. One ofhis boarders mesmerises the rest
an. then eats hearty meal-the mesmerised being
satisfied from sympathy. IS
q,
at New York THURSDAY ninht ~ ii'eu
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NORTHERN VOLUNTEERS

The following notices are from the Herald of
Sunday. Similar paragraphs appear in the North
ern papers daily:
we hear that Mr.. Tinelli, lawyer of this citv.
proposes to raise legion, composed chiefly of ItaI
IAN, French, Spanish and Portuguese residents
ana to organize it according to the modern tactics
of Europe. '"'''1
Mr.. Tinei held distinguished position in the
Sardinan army in 1871, since when he foupbt well
IN SPAN and Italy, and had ample opportunities
TO acquire good deal of experience in military
affairs and organizations besides that he is ma
OF strong nerve and ughfepublican. Men
ike him cannot fail to do good service in the pres
ent contingencies. F
~ ENGLISH VOLUNTEERS.
To the Editor of the Herald:
send forward to your paper this dav an adver.
tlsement tor insertion. | am, with the assistance
OF few English friends, heroes of Baaklava. In
hermann and Alma, and of the Indian mutinv.
forming regiment of British volunteers to aid in
protecting the glorious Union. Will YOU. as A
patriot ana friend, give notice to this fact through
the medium OF your editorial columns so that our
A""A' may swel with Vlgor. >. w. SAUNDERS.
CoLoRED MEN NEW YORK. AROUSED
Coioreo men of this city who are willing To offer
tne'T services in defence of the government are in
vlted to meet at the Metropolitan Assembly Rooms,
l8 Prince street, on Monday evening, at half past
seven CLOCK. CAPT. j. JOHNSON,
r. j. WILLIAMS,
M. w. WALKER
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
THERMOMETERS,

~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES
GOODS IN BALTIMORE " INV =
PETER wALTHER,
D Formerly 1 with and now SOLE AGENT FoRT G.
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NEW YORK, April 20, 1861,

THREE CHEERS FOR THE WDows!-The first two
subscribers to the Confederate Loan, offered YES
terday, were widows, in the respective sums of
95O0 and $685. one OF them, Catholic in spirit as
well as religion, God bless her sent us word to
pH6 her name on our list of the subscribers to the
mad no sons to send, but would contribute her
means. There is the true spirit for you Who
can doubt that this fund will be raised?-SaUannQh
Nc,rS.
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gNmhsr.
SHINGLES, LATHS AND

e TIN 'L7I3NJl III ND AND
" ho, -. ,., LUMBER
49, at tne iG%eSt cash prices Customers will nlSsse
appIy at me yard l32 LIGHT STREET WHARF or 81 a.
corner Of EUTAW AND GERMAN STREETSi 49, u "t ''e
o-u BURNS & SLOAN
oaBhR, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c so. 600
- - and % Hemlock Fencing; 30 900 feet Henlock
berry and Poplar Plank Oak Cherry and Pine
Molasts ShookJ; 100000 shaved hhd Hoops; 100000 s5ort
floEr pol hoops Ri llstuf cut to order. '
,r Fef sale by -. VIZ s. CROSS,
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sS~O and after January 80, Trains leave
CALVERT STATION AS FOLLOWS.
me Aall Train daily Except Sundays al s90A
Ior Find Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Kingston Scranton
Montreal ana parts Of Western New York and Canss
Sso, Tor Pittsburg, Chicago, Cleveland Cincnnati II
LOUIS, and all parts Of the West and Northwest -
For ttsburE, Gettysburg Lancaster Lebanon Retha
mem, Allentown. Easton, Reading PottSyilIa CariiSJ
ChanberSburg, Pa, and HaRerstown Md ~ ''-'''' anu
minister. - AS''"I anu west"
For New York city with only one change of cars and at
as low fare as by other rOutes - ' ~ 81
aYelerS can 20 by this train to Detroit Chicago via
NIAGARA ans at the same by any other route
Express ram daily Except Sunday at 40 NJ for
road. ~ '''-N -''''
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at P ~ for
the West and Northwest '''
Travellers from Vast iugton and the South by the e2oA
NJ and $40 NJ trains make connection with the trains
over this road. $3.50 ~ N'u'
. For TICK ETS and information, apply at the TICKET
Franklin Streets Baltimore +"
ror,,-,, , JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN T. RlGNEY, Asst Superintendent ;s9ttt
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commission 5tlsrtbaRIs.

WHn'HA"HNb" SshtAeN"|a'
CHARLES 5RTvF11v. FRANCIS KiaF
{ MAS. BR R,SI1S5i6v & v CO. ,xr,
PACKERS OF PROVISIONS
nr,rps -, AyD or n,onro
pEALEK ~ ~ e. M Mt h ~ ~, WE rKopuCE,
w. u "A'' Near Bowly's wharf
Have for sale "'-"'''
Also Ness Pr nee and md RnmS Pot B;con and Bulk Mas
Particular attention paid supplying orders mhl5-tf
CxF01CD W ,DIrn
THE SALE OF s6 G2GHEIRSS$ICSTD NWERGH4NT
1862 sou4 Th E1T.w STREET,
O'P@,, D5SsiS sHS MFG s5pa' DsD0
Ms sss B S'Sf $Eps sr,' Baltimore
Msss wyckh SsE9o Fos New Yd
Messrs Alvey Lipsc, mb, Richmond
Messrs s r h T. g. Bndd. Charleston
Hessrs T9g%in F yOor hes . Co. Mobile
Edwg y N't WnrDs ESQ s Ne" SfaanS
Nichl Warner, Esq. President Mechanics Bank rsat
uTITJJAM G GROSS
Corner E ; All f Ra3!d MEB Bs
loops &C. and iii 0f's' al lss sane @a '>''
S / g ILL., \ Sh "a BALTIMORE
FeRS!y ! %ases', New York.
T PAEKHTEsTs j r. g CO.. .5:5 : z27-
-. GENERAL COHNTSSyOY MERCHANTS
SPERM, REFINED As ASP S,S SEf5E $HAhF 9Hs ~
SPERM AND ADANANT'iiNE CAN1LESI o-'-''
tssu IS SoU Bar iHnsTE' Nd.
is5 sHlT'fs WHARF, n,Ir,wop,
Advqncesmae on to our adde's o tn en-
r sa IN the various ports of Europe and the West Indies
117 ~, 1, :,
w w; pRnhMEE ,vn GENERAL
C0MNfS SIGN aERGH INT,
roor 1r,,rr,,,, DEALER y - ~ . .
AND r. ER? 3 lIau Gs sfnrH4,
GTIOKNEY L CO.,
- DEALERS IN
NAILS, G0zI! AND IRON,
Ho0P No y ! s 3Sa 14 stair, .eass-
u SHIpPfSc ,SH GIo,r,trssroN ,,pprJ,Dny
10Y ~ RR1TS5UM NEKVHANTS'
ts s25 = 49,. --ol1- DVl-Dl-1s, Baltimore
CLARKE q PEGRAM
y1Re1N1A AMI E AqBEEs G9R pa
No o. IfT n2bsrd strao+
aulo.f and e Water street
s nDp ~ I'm oz,-ro, =, co,-,,,ss,o,,
Liberal cash advances made On to our friend
orts in IREIASD ' " '' r I1'' anu III :. q
" 1--o
ALEX RIEAAN. JOSEPH
ENR1 KEENAN, Il SONS,
IL PR0VJST
Ann
C1uHySgTo a AgvpCuJNDo
n flow ARn SfREET
5-t -BkLTiM0RE
'9s EPa CARSON. AG. vIoKER
OSEPH CARSUN Il CO.
~ WESTERN PRODuCE
Ni1i'.. " i f'OOoNH
GENERAL COHyJSSTON EF1ru1UTS.
Nos 43 and As LIGHT STREET
LibaraIsdvances mazda m oou,;,,.. Baltimore
EAj L. ALTERS q CO.,
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
| HINES AND JJoDO9s
| No So EXCHA PLACE ~-'
r.OMBARD STREET. way
BALTIMORE
" large and very fine stock of OLD RYE WHSLE
= .iaha :, 60, e2.-tf
| - NAHUM 81 70,
| IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN GUANO
! ialStf BaitimoIIe
| ri klLBURN
| u No AZ SouTH STREET
| Directly opposite Gurord street.
| Is prepared to supply
SHIPPERS AND OTHERS
with
B Il 7 r Il
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8asIMess Cgros.

cS@eS'@SS VnAUa.
JEW CARVING AND
| We vor,d o,,, GLIDING Establishment
public to our STEW E "a BisfS f Ra tn
Po RffEs II X 1fS t
EfWE Sc gilt WORK ofevery variety Also nlportin
Lo9KING.efAsss5N PIAf TED GERMAN AND FRENCf
c m orders in our line will carefully and punctual,
n1.4t NJ ..1r,.. ny1IiCkERs FRANcK.
AMES N. ANDERSON L SON,
F2FE #S s95# 5Ss5s
sn Snd p9ed in the most fashionable styles
and PGrs Visiting Cards De La Rue Envelopes etc Ses9
EIREEN 4 YOE, AAAS T. foi
DEALERS N Ss oaoGE $ f at5on's C. Vass
o,,., AND FINE FAMILY eRoG MEaKKIFEs3 LIQUORS
~ $40 -, No SO BALTIMORE STREET, Bait.
- 81, sRIP;GHANDLER AND GROCER
HEMP SPif P Ag S G@0JEp6AGE GTAfNs ANCHORS
BLOCKS, BtSTfNG, AA y R RG6PPEkE &C. oAkUA
ius..tf CORNER PRATT AND sOUTH STREETS,
P0ULTNEY & MOALE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
REFERENcEs4.i LOMBARD srRzF,
Hessrs. J: PLEAsANTs Sons, Baltimore
Aessrs. W. GLENN Sons. Cincinnati fal.t,
r. G. EGARMENDIA.
~ GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
fest, lSCoMaEECH STREET.
Z RICHARDSON & CO.,
SHIPPING "a aS y E SX9GMAI ISL q MERCHANTS,
Baltimore. ur,tr
EfLLICOTT & HEWES,
AA p,u.,,I PRODUCE CoaMIssIoN MERCHANTS
FGF'i s'eaf'G9 HSiG to r ses S e
.., NO. 81 EXCHANGE PLACE,
z G. WAMBERSIE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ia1l-tr Y s. CHARLES STREET,
-! !aIlu Baltimore Nd
EISS COLE,
IL AxER1c, N C sN6 Ssh O IN MERCHANTS,
Nos 81 and 20 SOUTH CHARLES s FFkkEkGEARE'
.s2ze. baltimore.
H HtE5nt T. nAFrH HfFFVSy Sons sH DAWSON
-, =, conM$S55iE55SE! N &E AN3
!az9o No. IS Bowiy's wharf
/ Ohm S. WILLIAMS 4 BRO,
-, :, 004"lSs q S5I RFRGH SFEFFq.
- Baltimore.
G.. A. Berry w. nnorrn
GENERAL coMMissIoY AGENT,
e' Pratt hA fftEsft {gP Rstairs,)
SPANISH HAMS AND OLIvES-Jnst 70
invoice OF the delicious
Hams, and Spanish Olives in kegs and bottles and f
Stuffed French Olives, for sale wholesale and retail nv
u,oo GEO. HO!LINS,
Hpl2 I'm ii North Charles street
N1M. J. HOOPER l. CO.,
w CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS
u,Jrr, cr,-,,,,,, c Baltimore, |
MACHINE W0VE SEGNES
SElNES TANNED, TARRED AND RIGGED
DEALERS IN FISHING ROPE,
UNIT CORKS. BILLING AND SEINE TWINE IN |
HAVANA TOBACCO
Just received, per steamer Baltiuora and scboorar
several nH9ces OF strictly prime HAVANA To-
the attention of Cigar Manufacturer ''
81, A. SEEMULLER Il SONS.
os.tI IS Exchange Place.
TE1HE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY have ON |
l. hand and are constantly manufacturing
FELTING FOR PAPER MAKERS,
DUCK, FOR TRUNK MAKERS,
0YFIos-LoNBARD STREET.
"sRat NJ Frentlin l..
ILEAR BACON SIDES.-25 bids. for sale BY |
. mhl-h SMITH NIC0DEMUs,
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

|" p.-n.... -, FUREIGN,
RoTTERDAN-Ship Isabella -Ioha hhs.
BREMESSG'n W 4Sy Dds Tosn slaves lOO
200 bols rosn boxes clothing and beddnga tobacco
LlvEBPooL-Brig President Benson 10 nseo
OIL IS tons camwood, lin billetsl '0Oo gals. palm
LIvERPooL-Ship Sir John FraaEIin On ~,
wheat 2ol do corn, 1876 bbs -four so bbls int
per, SIS bags oil cakes loo bbls ore 80 ineot cop
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TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF RAITIVoPF

6IIRCUIT COURT FOR TALBOT COUNTY.
~ IN EQUITY-W c. CALLAHAN rs JSSFS p,I
lex JOHN PALMER, SUSAN McDANlEt y NV
PALMER, WESLEY PALMER, EDWARD BROWWFf
ANp LhA ii BKOM W ELL, his wife, and LIZZIE PALMER
~ o'ec OF ms SUIT is 10 procure sale the real estate
VI famer N, late of Talbot county, derea
law. f' 'e'e'i "hohs MS helrs at
The bill states that the said BENJAMIN Palmer died moo
sseu ol tract OF land in Chapel district containinu
one hundred and sixty acres, heiug part Of tra
ta Nnrpnanton that these defendants, together with
interest," IN sad real estate the inan are the
az raw OF the sad deceased and chat said real stae
not snsceo ube of division between the parties ented
estate he sold, - -'A ''he 'iie sdu real
thereqpon ordered and adudged that the cor,n,,
at Ny causing copy OF this in erted IN or
ne%paper pub ished in Talbot county and one
punished IN the city of Baltimore once in each NJ hHr
ucstVe WeeSs before the first day OF May next give
notice 10 sucn OF the said PENDANTS as are bsant and
not answered the allegations OF the bill and warn them re-
appear IN TINS court in solci or nm or hr
m nrs DAY OF June next, the premises and bo,y
cause II any they have, why decree ought NOT 70 na Nv
prayed. RICHARD r CARvfCIiGG u ETSS DIS
February 90 1861 90 I Ine ~.
IN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANo5 COGRT
april 3D. s6lOrdered, that the sale of the real asta+
o. william rick, deceased, made by William Frc TIE
surviving Executor of the last will and testament of he en-;
SeceSe and this day reported this Court by the ai
b Executor he ratified and confirmed unless canss
So. tie contrary, before the rd dav of Nh,
I'LL provided ac9py Of this order be inserted in snnr
uaay published n the CITY of Ralfimora Of &
dav of May next "~'N' 'SioIe tile Sald third
The report states the amount OF sales n ba +bo 49,,
SAND eight hundred dollars 1913 sO0) - e 'i'eN thou-
or5.,owaw. lrpe copy-Test: SAAC P COOK, ~"
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WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent.
Ia szs sI FUR THE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

ESSa ss5ESs5S1s55ss1 FUR THE
fEzzsSG -Sssc t3ss2 NORTH, WEST AND NORTHWEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
CHANGE OF HOURS