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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02
OZAS MATS aEyvOIcaTEIl.


J.. MOO r Ii,
SI SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
- 4 and Rock Island, respectfully announces to
to the sitisens Of Davenport that he 10 now pre-
pared TO
Clean, Color and Manufacture
q I'D r. TIA
into good ones, 1t short notice and on Reasonable
terms Recollset the piece, ~. Second street, b.
twssn Perry and Rock lslaad.
S. as ]. BOOTH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

THE STATE OF IOWA, DIsTCIC7


Tag STATE % IOWA. DlsTClCr
l. Cesrt, Seets County:
The Beasd Of Sspsrvi-)
son Il Scott County,
Iowa,
~.
wiDeh...er sherman,
sarah Jane Sheruaa, Doei Tern. A. r. .stoell
John II. Taylor, Bsnjs-
min Tryon, r. l.. Cable,
John Kendriek, usuvy
Shaft, In brown Sssph-
en- Thompson. samuel
Guthrie and Spies Whit
aker,
To the above named defendants:
You are hereby notified that on the 10th day Of
November, A. d., 1851, there will b On fIe In the
Once Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF said
Scott coauty. the petition Of the Board Of Super
visors OF Scott county, Iowa, claiming Of you the
said defendant the sum Of one hundred dollars,
with interest the rem 1t the rate 81 ten per cent
from the LIST day 81 January, 4. d., 1853, rs mol-
ey due on enc promissory note executed by W.
Sherman, N. W. Cotton and u. s. Wing. and also
praying the foreclosure Of mortgage dated the
LIST dsy OF November, A. d., 1883, executed BY
the said defendant w. Sherman and Sarah Jane
Sherman 70 secure tho payment Of the above
named notes, on property described in said Pc
tition; aud that unless you shall appear thereto,
and Defend on or before noon Of the second day Of
the next term Of the District Court Of said Scott
courty, to-wit: the LIST Monday Of December, A.
d., 1881, default will be entered and judgment
rendered against you thereon. And the said de-
PENDANTS sarah Jane Sherman, John II Taylor
benjamin Tryon, p. l.. Cable, John Kendfiek.
Henry Shaft, Ira Brown, stephen Thompson,
Samuel Guthrie and Spier Whitaker will take
notice that no personal claim 10 made against you.
j. W. STEWART,
ocl0-w District Attorney for Plaintiff.
NTATE OF IOWA. COUNTY OF SCOTT, IS.
- In the district Court.
Sophia Brausch
stephen Thomson and 0thersJ
To Abigail Sturdcvant, Peder Sunderlin, Tim.
othy Sunderlin, Ebeneser Sunderlin, }. Hawksr
ana -. Hawker, defendants in tho above entitled
action:
You are hereby notified, that there is now on
hle in the office Of the Clerk the District Court
OF said county, a petition Of Sophia Brau sch !,
claiming Of you that her title to the following
described land in Scott county, IsWs, 70 witt
Part OF the th-east fractional quartz Of section
No. two ~ township ~, north o. range S, east of
the 9th +. ~, to-wit: Commencing ut the south
west corner Of said quarter section three east
along the cast and west division line of said Sec
ton No. two a. sixteen (l6( rods thence north
twenty (20) rods thenco west sixteen (l6I rods :;
thence s1uth twenty go rods TO the place Of be-
ginning may be quoted and for general relief for
the particulars whereof you are referred to the
petition on Tie; and unless you appear thereto
and defend, or before noon Of tho "a day Of tho
next term Of Said Court, 10 be holden on the first
Monday e Decanb1, A. d., 1851, default will be
entered Against you and decree rendered az
prayed for ~ said petition.
bow BROWN,
oelO-w P1aintifFs Attorneys.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02
IOWA, DISTRICT

TDsHE STATE OF IOWA, DIETRICH
/ Court, Scot County.
The Board II Supcrvi.
sors Of Scott county,
Iowa,
Joseph Motto, Srazy Mo-
tie, James Macintosh, Dec. term, A. D., 1851.
Chas. h. Putnam, Ezra
Buckley, Mary Davis, J.
Hayes, David lhird,
John Dolcrt, John 7.
Gilman and j. w.
Stewart, Admir-,
To the abevo named Defendants
You arc hereby notified that on the Goth day Of
November, A. d., 1861, there will be on file in the
Office OF the C!ork Of the District Court Of said
Scott county, the petition Of the Board of Super
visors Ot Scott co.,, Iowa claiming Of you the said
defendant the SUN Of five hundred dollars, With
Interest thereon W tho rate Of ton per cent from
tho LIST day Of January, A. d., llo5, Us money
due on one promiAory note executed by Joseph
Motto and Patrick Mcclure, and also praying the
the foreclosure Of a mortgage dated the 18th day
vi June. a. ID :. 1883, executed by tho aid do
ieldsnt Joseph Motto and Mary Motto to secure
the payment Of the above hamed notes, ON proper
ty dcscribe in said petition and that unless YOU
shall appear thereto and defeU on u before noon
Of tho second day of the next term Of the District
court Of said Sntt nunty, to-wit the LIST Mon
day of December, A. D., 1861, default will be
catered and judgment rendered against you there
on. And the Ald deendant. Mary Motto, James
Msokintosh, Z. b. futmm, Ezra Buckley, Mary
la j. Hayes, David Baird, John Dolert, John
notice that personal claim is made against you.
August 81, 1861.
J.W. STEWART,
ucl0-w Distrist Attorney for Plaintiff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

For details in investments, see small cards and
irculars.
assurances may be effected in this old and sub.
tantial Company on very favorable terms
Apply to W. 4. ROSS, Agent.
"a Dwellings and Farm Property insured for
= term Of years at very low rates.
lyly-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02
semi-Annual statement, No. lO2.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
= q q q {, q O q q a.
May lst, 1861.

Cash and cash items. ...............;S79,5 s'.rs
Loans weil secured. ................. 56,253.20
seal Estate, ...................... 100000
1926 shares Hartford Bank Stocks -. 274.S59.0O
il.o New York 9 49,. 93,s50.OO
iOiO Boston -. lO0,750.00
30! other -. 5S,0s5.00
United states and State" :. -. 53,367 90
nartta n Haven R.R. bds4" -. $4,000
uartiord City bonds. ............. $4,000
Conn. River 20. q X. Il. Co. Stock. $4,000
Total assets. 1892 BOZ. %
liabilities -.............. 73,24i.27
For details IN investments, see small cards and
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

Freight of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
90 all points East ut all times, at as low rates
~ any other Railroad rsute. sep2y-dtf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-02

those who Showed any disposition to resist the
illegal measures of the Administration. Nor, from
that time TO the present, have those who sympa-
thize with the South sought to intmdate any
man, or to violate any law, or to initiate any pro-
ceedings other than those which as honorable Cit
liens, they have perfect right to engage ia,
But let us glance for moment at the position
OF the law-abiding and yirtuous party which is
htly represented by the American How can il
meet such charges as its organ has so SANDER
ousiy preferred against those whom it is constant
ly stigInaizing as "trators - more dispracefnl
record than the 'Union" men in this State have
made for themselves is not to be found in the rot
cal history of hecountry. The moment they knew
that the cannon and bayonet5 of the Federal Gov
eminent were near to aid them, they began to re-
sort to or suggest all measures fair or foul, which
could advance their ends They appealed to the
Administration TO arm them aud to dsafm their
opponents. They acquiesced in the subjugation of
our State; they urged the deposition of our mu-
nicpal authorities; they sanctioned Illegal
searches of our houses; they approved the arbi-
trary imprisonment of our citizens. They have
consented TO the appointment, in place of our po-
lice, of rufnans with whose names and crimes we
were familiar during n former reign OF terror; and
they are now organizing their bands in every
ward in our city, and are demanding and receiv-
ing arms from the faction which rules at Wash
ington. The laws of the State the constitutional
rights Of her citizens, have been remorselessly
violated with their concurrence and their sole
purpose is to intimidate their opponents and to
carry out their own Schemes regardless of the
wishes of the people.
How marked is the contrast between the two
parties in this struggle The one is defending the
honor Of the State and the privileges of her people,
by simply insisting upon our right in case of the
dissolution of the Union, to ally ourselves with
either Conlederacy, as our interests or sympathies
may dictate. But in its effort to maintain its
position it has neither wronged any man,
nor has it adopted any measure which is
otherwise than lawful and honorable. The
"Union party" on the other hand desiring
to link the destinies Of Maryland with these
of the North has essayed to accomplish its ends
at all hazards. 1t has, without scrupe, en-
deavorea, by the most oppressive, Illegal and I'M
just acts, to compel its opponents to succumb to
its will, and it has manifested its willingness 10
see Maryland suhjugated by the Northern people
rather than suffer her citizens to choose between
the two Confederaces that are destined hence
forth to divide the nation. These are facts which
the impartial pen Of history must inevitably one
day record; and they reflect not less homer unon
the opponents of the Administration than thew
cast disgrace upon its adherents
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We noticed on Saturday the arrest at Cumber-
land OF the Hon. THOMAS J. McKAIG; and We sub
seqnently learned that Mr.. JOSIAH H. GoRDoy. also
a member of the Legislature, was arrested at the
Relay House on Friday evening. We presume
that both of these gentlemen are either suspected
Of entertaining "disloyal sentiments or have &C
tuoly been guilty of the reasonable offence of ad
vocating peace. If they have not, however, sinned
in these respects, they are at least obnoxious for
some cause or other to Mr.. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, and
considerable proportion OF the Northern people
will therefore recognize the justice and propriety
of their arrest aud imprisonment The citizens of
Maryland, upon whom the heavy hand OF despot-
ism Is pressing more painfully from day to day,
will perhaps take different view OF the proceed
ing. To their minds it takes the shape ola tyran-
meal and a'rocious outrage, and as such it will be
remembered.
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We noticed a few days since that the circulation
OF the Da'ly Exchange had been stopped in Alex
andria. On Friday last, orders were received to
forward it as usual. Its circulation, however, was
immediately suppressed, and the agent compelled
to destroy large number of the copies received
by him. Information has also been received from
our agent in Cumberland, that he can no longer
receive the Daily Exchange, as he ia not permitted
to distribute it in that neighborhood.
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EUROPE,
Additional by the Arago,

The Arago has one hundred and seventy seven
passengers, and two hundred and fifty tons of
freight.
The steamship Anglo-Saxon, from Quebec, ar
rived at Londonderry on the 10TH
The steamship City of Baltimore from New
York, arrived at Queenstown On the 10Th.
The Arabia arrived at Liverpool on the l7th.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The ship Sussex had arrived with 927, 600, and
the Marco Polo with 100000
Sugar and tea were quiet. Coffee and tallow
firm Rice steady.
Garbaldi was expected at Naples on the 9Th or
September, the anniversary of his entry into
Naples Grand Jetes were preparing
Camille and Blazi have resigned
Tranquility and perfect order prevail at Rome
TURKEY.
Fuad Paeha is to be promoted in rank ZENITH
Pecha had been appointed Foreign Minister
Prince Michael Obrenowitch aunouncas in b;o
speech preparations for an interior Legislature and
measures for the organization of national milit;s
III the Danubian principsties.
One thousand Montenegrins attacked y VILLAGE
on the Turkish frontier, and were repulsed with A
loss of ten. wa" d"
a Turkish war steamer had arrived at Glwaie.
the Crcassians. " O--
HUNGARY.
Ihe dissolution OF the Hungarian Diet was con-
sidered certain within few days.
"
committees
AN imperial rescript was expected shortly.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, Aug. 20-ConsoIs
closed at 904 @9OS for money ~
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.-LIvERpooL Aug Of
The sales of cotton in the Liverpool market for
and tuesday add up 5000 bales, OF which 10 600 bales
were to SPECTATORS and exporters The market has adj
vanced Lied "a I'd, and closes quiet but firm the ten
dency being still upward. The principal advances is on
the middling and lower qualities va
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvERpooL Aup
2l-MeSsrs. Richardson, Spence & CO., and Wakefield
Nash NO, report Flour inactive and cd lower: Amer
can is quoted at 24s G27s. Wheat dull and Cd lower
red W eStern, 9sldi0s Cd red Southern, IlsG11s Sd
white Western, lis. Cd 311s. Cd; white Southern ~
G934s. '' "i''''' '4'
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKRT.-LrvrRPoo1 Aur .,
Beef quiet and unchanged. Pork dull Bacon inacve
Lard inactive at ASS 5Os Tailow Gner; sales at ass
0l47s. ~ " '
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERpooL Aug q
-Rosin firm at rs. ais. Sd for common Spirits Tnrpen
tine hrmer; sales at 45sG49s Sugar quiet but steady
| Pearls sos. Pots 35s. f'
" tITI Tnntf
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CONTINENTAL OPERA HoUsE.-Mss Julia Backus
has quite recovered from her late illness, and will
again add to the attractions of this place of amuse
ment An engagement has been made with Miss
SaiIie Duval. The enterprising manager MIR
George j. Sheldon is about providing new piece
entitled "The Three Fast Women" which will no
doubt be great hit.
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PRIMARY Meeting ia the Twelfth Election
District of Baltimore Couutv

large and enthusiastic assemblage of the citizens Of
the Twelfth Election District of Baltimore County
VINO were opposed to war and in aver of peace met
on Thursday 10th inst at the Blue Ball CAPTAIN Catch
was called to the Chair, Messrs Stansbury and Sam
ted as Vice Presidents, and Mr.. II. NJ Kennedy as Sec
rotary
The following gentlemen elected to represent the
district in the County Convention be held at Towson
town the 5th of September to elect seven
to the Convention to be held Baltimore September 10Th
to nominate candidates for State oicers-Messrs c. s
and John Henry Keene, Jr.
Mr. John Henry Keene Jr., offered the follow ing reso
lutions. which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, the unconditional Union party of this State
mas soemy pledged itself to support and maintain the
war policy Of the Administration, therefore
feSoped, That We the citizens of this district lose
seht OF all the local issues, party distinctions and a
ations that have hitherto divided US and Join hand and
heart with every citizen of the land whose voice declares
for peace who in common with believes that this war
after horrid slaughter of thousands OF onr common
counrynen, after the wall of and anguish have
been wrung from widows and orphans and @ht and ss
olation brood every house hearth
land must a. last result either in the recognition of the
provinces upon the North, and eternal dsunonwho be
lieves its prosecution the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of
morseess Spectators anarchists and Jacobins. It's Ft
w utter destruction OF trade commerce and agriculture
universal mpOyerishment from the most CALLING and
oppressive taxations; the utter stagnation of all
tfatlon, Tor a quarter of century, of CONNER
clai credit and if waged further, national bank
ruptcy-who believes that this war has been fore
Swallowed in the irrepressbie conflict proclaimed for
Years by Mr. Lincoln, Mr. Seward other fanatics of
no peeVes tlat the suspension OF the writ
OF ha6sas corpus the alarming daily arrests of citizens
without color OF law searches of private houses and ma
pe seizures of private property the overthrow of
ncipaI governments proclamations of martial law sup
preston OF the freedom Of speech and the freedom of the
press OF the of petition for the redress grievances
ana the notorious violations of the panes provisions
the constitution, whether based upon pretexts of m
ary necessities or otherwise, fearful usurpsons
"hch' II unchecked, in all human probability must
sooner or later end in an absolute despotism
On motion the Delegates were authorized to fill va.
cancies and in any matter in continuation ith 10
Convention ~ ~
The meeting then adjourned. II
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BALTIMORE COAL CompANY,s COAL

REDUCTION IN PRICE.
am now receiving regularly my supplies of this Cele-
brated COAL and enabled offer it to consumers nj
very LOW PRICES. In Of the present unsettled state
of affairs, and the possibility Of shipments being cut OF
would recommend Of Coal TO lay in their ann
plies at once.
as no Cumberland Coal ia coming to this market
would recommend the OF my Coal as substitute for
ste2ning and other shall keep large supply con.
staEtly my wharf.
R. ". TYSON, Sole Agent,
No. 80 Second street
Fer the quality of the Baltimore Company's Coal for
steaminG purposes, respectfully the following
parties:
Messrs. Dougherty, Woods Co.. Baltimore Steam Sugar
Refinery Samuel T. Pearce, Esq., Agent Cromwel,s Line
Steamers; A. L. Higgins, ESD. Boston Line Steamers
Messrs. Fl. Abbott & Son, Canton Rolling Mil.
Murray u HaEehurst, Vulcan Works.
And Steamboats, generally. iystf
To CONSUMERS OF CoAL.-lIavng On hand and
receiving daily all the different varieties OF
HARD AND FEEEBURNING Goals,
oer great inducements to consumers to lay in their sup
phes for the winter. ". \. H. ONION
ai1 Ia corner Lombard st. and Central avenue
PATE
9HoULDHE EEsa1
&HIETai
SaIRT3i
GEiRTali
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED or no SALE,
unsqEslied By any.
Hs''7 STYLES 0F FRENCH BO8oYs,
EMBROIDERED eCSOH SHIFTS.
FINE LItEH AND MUSLIN SHIRTS,
hERTYO SHIRTS And DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALF-HOSE
HAND&ERCEIEEs
". ?. TUWLES & BRO,
PATENT Sf0UaGsR.SEAh SHInT gAHUFACFcEY,
i2S baltimore zsresS
JnGes .s,rcil EaH
SOLE A&EETS FOX JE0. CLARK. Jr. Il o. a VA.
0HIEE GfTgoE. klao
faT-7T ~i,otfF SYsT@a ,E,,,
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DIED
IN Aiexandra, Va, Thursday, the 22i ultmo in the
fS i year OF his age John IT, TATSAP. CGH soldier Of
SI- quiet and unobrusive in his manners, he died as he
WaHS lived without an perhaps the world thus
sinks to his grave with unperceived decay,
n, a. ME ME resignation gently slopes the way"
nr te Iih ultlIao, AT Richmond Va, conSlrn ton
Helms ' wa " >aF'' "e'' ~
Bepsrted this life yesterday the instant after
snort Illness at onkers New York where he was
on a visit to his daughters PHILIP f. THOMAS Of hi5
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-02

BEN. Northumberland McCuiloch was mar
RED three or four years SINCE and characteristic
story Is told OF him when his first child, bow was
born; that he insisted to the great horror of his
young wife, in having the youngster christened
'Buiiaio Hump" in honor of particular friend,
an old Indian chief of that unique name. The
General Is thin, spare man, Of great muscle and
Detroit Free Press
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YEDDo FEA--A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FRo;G JAPAN, lust recsive5 sna
Tor sale ~ GREEN & YGE,
cSl-a' g ". 5a!tgacce etrart
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Parker BRoTHEi.s LoNDoN Gu AuoE This
celebrated Sauce is fest super3edipg all others Prom the
tichoess and decacy Of ITS favor, has atsined popu
aty amosi great in this country as IN Europe For
sale "y a hTstcisss grccsrs and by their sgents,
GREEN h YOE, Importers
osl-ti So west Hniti.,or straa,
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arT 9gGGs.

GREAT BARGAINS
Such Grenadines, Bareges, ~ ''
Barge Anglsis French LaWns and Organdias
Foplinsi. Naencias and MOZambques:
,,r, r, klnbons Embroideries and Hosiery;
LACE SdAWtS and VISiTES.
ALSO,
summer MOURNING FABRICS or the best
- Desiring to close out SUMNER STOE[i as soon
as possible we have made still greater reduction in prces
Buyers should avail themselves OF this opportunity
a3H No 6 n In, hoo q 49,.
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RoorIsG R0oRIpa II RoogIEali!
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FEET AND CORPOSITfOE ROOFING
Unrivaed by anything discovered Rccfng pUrposes
PsEgzcTLg FIRE PR0og,
PERFECTLY WAITE PROOF.
uNEQUALLED PoA Eoowogr,
UEIIvALLBD FOR DUaABTLITY,
ADAPTED TO. EVERY CLEssAr.'
For further information address or call on
Jas. 4 JOHNSON,
No, ? Jarvis Building, cor. North anu Baltimore Sta
ip25-tF Raittranys
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GGMtatinr.
al IS MORRISON mi1l nnar,.,

nj Il. MORRISON will RESUME The ovoro;-o.
rn of his SGAnE FOR Y0 Nc AIDES
10 AL SrkttI near MADISON oh September ~ nj.
be- ween the hours OF 10 and u A. september sh,
I'D CTS, OTTO SUTRO,
&9saFl Pupil OF the Royal observatory of Music NJ
TEACHER OF THE PfAvo FORTE,
a5l-M.Thtsalm 81 HANOVER sr.
0FeICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
- PUBLIC SCHOOLS, sALUaoEg, August %, 1851
The duties Of the Public Schools city will be resumed
sp scB be o@t N senang thsir GhdFeP to the
sslS 0- any .n N O&2;o o3LFSS Treasurer
n hartford ACADEMY.
4 BIS OLD INSTITUTION located in Belair Nd one
SbIY SPt s "a T dag 9 @ SpsnS9 for
eqa 10 those IN &c y f ar f IN ss SGhoS are
mg Ga@rmg naidns and grounds have been recently
, [Tg f1tef ppaTlenars relative boarding and terms
an2G.oot2ds Mann = See ,sof fTbfieas
SOUTHERN LITERARY TN-TITTTE
39UE Sft L46E s4E N soG3r RAH Iga22 FQR
rfIf,pai, 2oa|est Corn Of Sharp and Camden streets
lars address the Prineipal, hove a28.eS5t
GOVANST0WN FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ n IhS exercises q this Iqssitgtio will he resumed on
ooo.o,-. Mss Z. p RIyERs,
! IGHT STREET INSTITUTE,
Z Nh - TJ,-TgT ,,c-,,--A,1
=. - ~ X, ~ t'i-u'
= = = y tE55,,T, =. ~ }PRrYcrrALs.
The duties OF H. s n n y IN, - - ~ ,er
- ;. u q I'm "a ai7-"on, we'd ,P'if
FENiIE COLI en- zrr-r,
L LAM tn 80 VI 81 JAa N'oi MANI
On the last WFONESDsV M ssl,h VIII oRrA regularly
alf2swGw '-'O' = inc 10Th OF September
NET VWRECy I.7-;I7 IN - =
IVA ~, C1r,Jcr, " III r u j. ; IL
st,P vnsr,r,i ~ - bpAR'lEG AND DAY SCHOOL
Nh y, - ~ y, /" o. d y IEHTOE PJdCE,
he dIt;ps ~ nj LAKE, J. JONES', Principal
aided BY an ent c,y 3@ NJ r1o s &c Pacp
polite md ussfui sdna.ti "Na ia an The branches q
from Messis Castings : Bailey Jas s vs. Gri5Iae9
Beach an and from The gr.cpal ag2 y7,l,srs,-oI%
"A R-pTTNsr ON ~, =, VIZ .-- - -ol3.'
IY2 EHHITTSBURG. EPEDEqFTE-' IN ,.n
IT rci-e: OF tbs Institution viii h. + Xxx IN
" EE ~ y ihe 18th Of august. vi
a29 It To e w NIX F,r,v
RALTIN0RE ACADEIY or TH2
CORNER OF PARK ,,r, cy,,-,., ,-' VISITATION,
The ENerct.es Il this I1suou n ri -. r . - 49,
HEkTT nm 80, -
Ii hIA VI 81 JOHN,
H Il O. 81 4HiDgSOS 4 II WE
-, r 7 &cToE:
- mi" '''' Nj a,
. ne Si%ln Anruai Session vii! commence on BOMBAY
st., en- M . =. Circulars at JAS. $. NATEGy i}0os
stt.ls, ana Lie 'nl5c1iai Reading Rooms ~, n
4 4RYIaETl A y ;, TC,TT. ..,I,,, e :.
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igFoRTANT so IOUgEEEgPaE ZEE
To know that they money BY PURCHASING Wo,a
already Saved and Split oce ofCitg steam fire Wood
Nil,
sc, sEes=E aTBzr7
sIe-N LAKES y. JOHNSON
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Lieut. VIM. IL. Ward, U. s. N, who not lonr
since forwarded his resignation to the Nav De-,
partment, reached New York yesterday, in the
storeship Supply, from Key West, and ere going
ashore was taken into custody by the u. S. Mar.
shall, and carried to Fort LAFAYETTE for summer
vacation q
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-02

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