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SAILED,
Steamer Belvidere, Keene BaI mdse passengers D. '"
Curre ., ,-,-,,. Il. .,a r,..o,,ars
@. 2 CardOza. ,,yn +. 7 n N.no
sehr Angelina vanclesf LENNON New York. Ice NJ Mcdo
gan -, n ,u Cr-,.
schr Caryo Kodbrook Rockland lime, A. 5. Lee
ARRIVED, .
Steamer Jamestown Skinner, N mdse passengers Ludam
Watson. - NJ, -, ~
SEM c. stsnard , Booze Bait, via Portwalthal, COAL '"
d. c lqlitt & Co. 49,
sehr Noun ainesr. Kirby, down the liver light,
schr. Charles, Higgins,
schr St Claui Gwatney, smithdeld mdse.
kloop New Packet, Edwards
Sc r Emma Jane. Philips, down the river light
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c.,,.,tnotior. CoSttVencss, SuPPISssipn'
Rheumatism, $out' S'"F"is"' S'''
ParnIy.iS. FITS. etc.

Paralysis. Fits. etc.
E,,119 DR. j. p. Jdtgka, Montreal, Canada
F-,o,ah cannot De- said Of your Pills for the cure OF
t;g... Irlthcr, Of our fraternity have found iheh
~ ; rio,fs i- I hall they should JON ne ~ lIotluh
- b. t.r tls ttu,il OF aus i--tudcS who suffer rom
~, ,,I mt which, although Bad enough IN ITSELF -
IN. ra.....f1r uf others that are worse Ltt.' t'
= n ori iuli. u the liver, but yOur IIils aieet 'hs
organ s.i l'Ic tlie disease
From lI.. p S,a1.. Physician anil Ndi-if' boston.
find on, or two large do-, II YOUR Pills taken ~ th5
49,. fiiu.. ar. excellent prOniJu'l~ "i th' hG'',"
lion l. F.u wholly partially SUPPRESSED ii .''o
r,- tU.ctuat is cIUs. Che stomach ana ,'F' '''"'
TJy l 81. much ti,y best physic We nave ''l I''"i
In,ul NO other 10 my patients.
Hmm t. R- DR. Hf,rtss ORTIZ lf'1od,f E'i'. Ch'irch
P,tA-si II.J-,r, savannah, Ga, jan ~ -"
T,xorFp ~is: shool De- uugrtt'lui Tor 'ii' l'i'l
mr. .lill la- bruu- To nae d oiI not report my ''>e
I, y.u 4 cold sptrlti n my limbs ans drought On On
Zinc ..... fg, paine. which ended IA cif9H'' '''H-
Notv-Ith- iutliu.. htd ihc best Of ply sei1ns,
a. ..-.,- ynr.. 1..i worse. DnfI Ay ihr ai't'"l
.l...t .-.. .l Baltimore, uf. hi.ttrf'' iried
I'm ttfI. Il..ir effects were slow, bun SURF ~ pr
,r,r- iD tIi.. use CD. them. am now entirely well
st,.r.. NirLr, BATON Rouge, La . Dec ~; -,
IN Nyrgs La,. l.n entirely cured 10y our US,
.. ,...r. VINCENT SLIDELL
o. Mos. OF Che Pills in market contain fil12FV,
winch. altiol. l Vja,tl. remedy on -Ni'.i '''
..r,.-H.- r.UINlI. 'i fruus f. dreadful {, i''
tiai frequently follow it- iurIui'u. Use. lH''' '''
mo- r.r..r, or mineral substance whatever
Price. rs cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Preoarsd by DR.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell Mass.
sold wholesale and retail by PURCELL, LAID CO, Riel
1ul Va. ~ D. RIvES co, Petersburg; J. H. STAY Lynr
burg; AMI ~ al usgss and merchants apI'-Omeo"'
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pohSOXE The Roanoke having Iesuued her ~ak&kSst-
II - In The line betW hew York and Richmond Me
49, s,s.TeT. comprising It will run As follows VIZ: s,
4S YoTktou Cspl Parrish the Jamestown CApI. oNnne
"a ~, Rosnoke Capt Couch, si leave New foIk every iu
a. thursday and Saturday, ats Returning ,hey wiz
80 very Tuesday, friday and saturday d. T. NJ "
,nformatiSn Inquire Of the uodefsigaed -, 49,,
n B-lhe sN''N ~ LUDLAM WATSON.
-,it. un.rsW
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RIOHmoND. hpril 8.

= v,,r. SATURDAY - o0loo1-su, RISKS 54O SETS s1O
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C/TY WTELLIGENCE.

MARINE DIsAsrERs.-The following inform alton is
taken from the Merchants Exchange Reading Room
books: The ship David Stewart, Captain Prem
tiss which left THIS port for Liverpool and reached
there the 9th ult. encountered violent hurri-
cane on the goth, off Ballycotton, and for some
time laid over with her dead lights under water,
shifted cargo and shipped considerable water
Also, lost port anchor on the night of the 2lst.
The schooner John ii. Day, Captain Chase, which
left here few days since for Providence, r. l.,
nut into Norfolk on the llth inst, in distress
and he was compelled to throw overheard part OF
the cargo, in order to get her off, which was &C
cordingly accomplished.
SrABBGNG CAsE.-On Monday night, about ter
O'Clock, stabbing affray occurred at the corner
Lombard street and Central avenue in which ;
man named Henry Bucksbaum was quite severely
wounded. AT that hour, a man named Henry
helblln entered Bucksbaum's drinking saloon anC
took several drinks after which he became disor
Derby, and Bucksbaum put him out. Keibin drew
a knife, and stabbed at Bucksbaum's breast Blu
the latter threw up his arm, and the knife inflicte
quite a severe wound near the shoulder. Lieut.
Parsons heard the noise of the affrav, and reache
the scene in time to arrest Kebn, whom he took t
the Eastern district police station, and Justic
Griffin committed him to Jail for court.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-Y esterday afternoon abou
three o'clock, man named }. w. Corfuld, Twin
on Caroline street, Pratt street, attempte
to commit suicide by cutting his throa
with razor. Mr.. Cor!uld has been in bad heat
for some time past, and is much reduced in world
circumstances. IL is supposed that the fear tina
his family would be brought to want afflicted hi
mind, and in an insane moment he attempted t
commit suicide. The wound is not consdere
dangerous. Drs. Gait and Martin rendered medi
cal ott
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Ia W INI'ELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JupeE GILES.
United States as. Charles Gather indicted upon
the charge of melting the crew of the ship Empress
Royal to disobey the orders of her master whilst
on the way from CallaO to Annapolis. The testi-
mony was not deemed sufficient to sustain the allie
cations set forth in the indictment, and the iury
therefore rendered a verdict of not guilty, upon
which the accused was discharged from custody.
Adjourned until to-day.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs
susanna Rauck Us. Frederick Rauck. An applica-
ton filed by complainant for divorce from defen-
dant- Application dismissed by Court.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
Troxall Applegarth, garnishee. Before re-
ported. Still on trial.--Assignmen for today
from GOA to GAL.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL
There was no business of public interest trans
acted in this tribunal yesterday.
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GARIBAIDI AND DIIMAS

The correspondent of an English paper describes
visit to Garibad, in his island home of Caprera.
Inc mouse is not palace there are no vestibules
nor velvet draperies, no boudoirs nor biiou draw
ing rooms, out simply four bare walls enclosing six
rooms on single floor. The General was dio9inn
the garden, and the guest was ashamed to he
iole; SO Uarloaldl, who at first had thrown aside
his plckaxe, gave the visitor task and thew
worked away till noon. A simple dinner was served
them at that hour, to other laborers; after din
ner, work again till nightfall. Then spear fishing.
or sitting in the entrance hall of the house Iaupb
ing and talking until nine O'Clock At nine es oh
retired to bis own room, but the long bnrning
light seen through Garibaldi's window told of Ia
6ors different from those of the day. The story of
this exquisitely simple life led by the hero who
had just liberated Italy, overturned despotism
and given away Kingdom is one of the most
charming 10 history. Not Cincnnatus receiving
the deputies OF the Roman Senate at his pillow; not
Lincoln running home to tell the cold woman" of
MS luck, presented a more classic picture, or
one more likely to be afterward remembered
1aripaidi was the hero-Dumas thinks him
sen the cnronlcler. Look here upon this picture
ana on thls' dumas was lodged in villa near
Naples; one of the chateaux Of the Grown. notb;ng
less would serve his turn. Dumas the author IF
the "Revoution of Naples" of which in his aves
Garioaldi was only the collaboration, the Aupuste
was decorated like arsenal to signify the militia
ry character of the new Alexander. Reyolyers
hunting knives, muskets of every calibre. sur
rounded MIN, and, according to foreign writer,
~ Liost de uoi1e- In THIS Warllke saloon.
he accepted the homage that was offered him by,
the most romantic people in the most romantic Of
armies; the emigrants who had known Dumas in
France, the young enthusiasts who had read his
letters to Carini,. or who had read his romances
and had been themselves engaged for at least
quarter of an hour in writing with their swords
the romance of Italian unity; Vastly, the valet
brought by Dumas from Caucasus, with his Circas-
sian cap, and fra Pantaleo, the chaplain of Ga.
rioaldi, in bis monks habit and hood, with more
oaiis in his revolver than beads on his rosary
United Unite In paying court to the great romancer.--
mere Dumas, the citizen by compliment of Paler-
w., nd 81 digrot of Catanse'ta. of Catana, eel.
tsn marvel US rxertions in behalf of Neapoli-
shom;n psndener, aud edited his daily journal in
b oura dao Italian. With the exception of the
timed b;s 70 repasts and receptions, he con.
onvbodr IN d ene morning till eleven at night. Can
savioar of Italy? great man. tue real
circular is published in The FL
calling state ate Convention, to assemble Rspets
The wife of President Davis is eiVino go.
MT the Executive Mapsien'' in Mnnts receptions
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EXPORTS FROM RAJTINORE

FOREIGN.
LIvERPooL-Shtp Morning Glory-3,30o bbls flour
bushels wheat 20 SOS bushels corn 81 hhds obac
ing desk ' "
MAYAGUEz-Brig EchO.-374 bbls. flour, A do. rye
our, % DO pork 10 do beef 20 quarter bbls do $50
boxes herrngs $50 kegs lard 200 kettles do boxes
Dner AZ Dbs bread $50 kegs crackers so boxes do so
Do potatoes 30 bushels beans $50 boxes cheese 10 cs
Mans IL boxes oysters bags cassa, 10 ocaves brandy
~ boxes sugar erce figs, % boxes do 25 puncheons
corn meal 40 bbs do, 60 terces fish, 20 drums do "a
erces RICE 40 bbls do $50 boxes candles $50 do soap
400 reams paper 100 grindstone dozen brooms 20
buckets 10 nests tubs, IS boxes recrackes 25 boxes
sas 100 quarter boxes raisns 900 shocks and heads
Io4 bdls. hoops, 5,0lS feet white pine cuttings
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BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-JUpas PRICE

BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDGE PRICE
TowsoETOwN, March l3.-The Jury in the case of
George Wheeler as. Elizabeth Tolin, before re-
ported, rendered verdict this morning in favor
of the appellee for 81, with costs.-Lawrence
Queeny u.s. Frederick Hilberg. Tried before the
Court, and judgment afIirmed.-The magistrates
appeals were closed for the term, and the case of
the State u.s. Lewis A. Ward alias Lewis G. Ward
Tor traudulently obtaining from Ann Maria Brown a
hye,dollar bank bill and other sums of money!
The evidence in this case was that Mrs. Browns
son was indicted in Baltimore for burglary, and
ward obtained the above amount from her, under
the pretence of getting her son out of Jail. jury
out at adjournment. Messrs. Malcolm and Boar.
for the defence
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.

FOhElGN.
AREcGBA, P. R-Brtg A. B. Patterson.-4O2 puncheons
box sugar, Stirling & Ahrens
COASTWISE.
BosToN-StedmShipJ Jos Whitney.-142 cases boots and
SHOES, Bantz Bovine; 2l7 do, White Swope IS do
Grnnell 4 Jenkins, SO do, J. C. Baderston; Sc do
brooks Fulton CO.. $50 bbls apples, 500 bags potatoes
Eyans Staum CO.. 233 bbls. apples, Thos Bond & Co;
so dry goods 800 cases do 800 do boots and shoes
Sunlry
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,Stkamsbips.

9~S GALWAY LINE OF STEAMERS.
-eszziaaRz&T He ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAMNAYL
,,,,- $500, 49, CATION COMPANY.
NEW AND POWERFUL PADDLE-WHEEL STEAMER
PR " CE 4 ALBERT,
,,-.,. . = $500 tons burtlen,
W Ill leave New York TIL hSDAY March 26 h caIin n,
81 Johns, New foundand to land mails and passengers
Ihs steamer has been constructed with the greatest care
as regards safety and comfort, combined with propeng
power; and IS built with waterght compartments She
is conn1enty expected to surpaSs sIeed and roug,
weather qua eS any vessel built and rep etc with
elegance and convenience ~ ~ "
An experienced Surgeon is attached TO tie ship.
RATES OF PASSAGE
10 Galway or Liverpool, LIST Cabin SOD I'd Cabin s5 I'll
Cabin, $50. - ' F''' "a
gov, $50. " P''A VI "i"S-
To Lond ~ LIST Cabin $!O, ID Cabin $50 81 Cabin s82 So
10 ST johns, N. F., lst Cabin $35, Sd CABIN SIS,
- RETURN FARES
t. New York, Boston St Johns, N F.
from galway, LIST Cabin Sl0, % Cabin $50 81 Cabin
-, puDlln OF Limerick. :
:, belfast Londonderry, Waterford Liverpool. IS 90
- London. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, n S9
FoF ptsSaRe' IrElght or other particulars, apply to
ROWLAND Il ASPiNWALL. Agents
81 and IS South street, New York
Or to JOHN O. A. HERRING,
,,o,r Adams Co., l64 Baltimore street,
Ralt iroora
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80 Is s4ssssaaEAss5Sa, wtgT ~, -.
BALTIMORE AND OIIIURAii,Rtj3 p
follows: 10y ~ N'''' VIII ia
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore Mail Except SUNDAYS
directly through to All. PSRIs d., -
WEST AND NORTHWEST " " '' '"> Az
DID, %, FOE WAY PASSEEGERS
Between Baltimore and Pieimon, tske tksSs8 4 n A.
CumEoCauon train; between Cumberland and Wheeling
a petS &c r2itrI and ParkgrhuIg, take the 4
and 40 7. u. train from fia Tuofa
The FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore atliSP y
and Frederick at TBS A. 81
THE EIlICOTT'S Mills TRAIN leaves Baltimore ASP
A. NJ, and and 20 ?. ". a1d Ellirotts Mills Al IL
N, 2.30 and e % p. y.
FOR WASHING TON ANN TIE SO5rTy
Leave Baltimore Il and 81 A NJ and.3 10 ai 81;
u, On Sundays 81 as 4. NJ. only. Leave WASHINGTON
$40 and la A. M and Is ami 600 p NJ on Supiays at
3I5 p. NJ only The second and third trsir only fTom
Baltimore stop way points Tie second an forrtG
Baltimore and the second and third fror Wasir,It
connect with trains on the Annapolis Road ~"
For turther Information, tickets Of every kind &C. g
70 T. ENGLAND, Agent, Camden static. or At n,
Ticket once. W p. SMITH
n co1 u c, Master 4 Transpl rtaticn
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e4F~H CROMWELL'S
--2z1scxA LIN f OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN
~ BALTIMORE AND NEW YORK
The Steamships of this Line will leave
BALTIMOkE from Spears wharf
And NEW YORK, from Pier l3, North River on
U,;.-. EVERY SATURDAY, at noon
nENCE, PORTLAND and other Eastern points can have
ner goods promptly forwarded by this line free Of I'M
SAAL. 7. PEARCE, Agent,
- o,.l l6 Spears wharf,
f.s., sc WEST STREET,
-teo-I New York.
sE#S. BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
--oss1szS The new and magnificent sidewbeel OCEAN
steamers s. K; SPAgLOlNG, Solomon Howes. command.
err and BEN DEFORD, Vim. A. Hallett, commanJer will
natey. " = o'osN' L NJ alter
The accommodations for passengers are Of THE FIRST
Fare sl2, including Meals and Staterooms
For freight or passage apply to
90 A: l.. HUGGINS, Agent,
,.., Office, Boston Steamers wharf
.Is Io-.I foot of Long Dock
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IOG Sale, frstabt OF Ghartsr;

.e45s FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-Tbe
- clipper bri: A. B. PATTERSON Capt. W. II,
knight slows about 1900 bbls In good order for aiy
n6ift 'slH' Apply 10 No. q s STGHE Tha2f
sA FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-Sici-
SzSa-z ian brig ATTIvO, now dscharging at BowIv's
wharf Apply to EDWARD L. P&LMER'S
nlIlz 81 Is l}owy's wharf.
Heavy FFN Hsnt tIy " Il ship 70, Live,
,.,., J0HN HENDERSON & CO.
lelEu Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
zSs+s FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The
.zA al British bark USK, 33S tons register Apply to
fentf rs AN smiths i S1 Wharf
SO Two VESSELS l2O@I40
@ tons each, to load at Norfolk, for the west Indies
1ei-h l25 Smiths wharf.
az WANTED.-A vessel of 300 tons to load
@ for London; Also vessel of 39Oa5OO tons for south
ssr "-' thence 70 A TSEShE 11R'y &ANDA11
.ztss!s FREIGHT FOR NEW ORLEANS-Tba
6ulk Of 6WG!OO bbls freight for New Orleans can
E--u l25 Smiths wharf.
1sEs. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The
1850 Al American ship DAVID STEWART Prentiss
master, about 500 barrels capacity. Apply to '''
dIO.u corner Lombard street and Chcapside
~ FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
IT, c5 a.; NElLD. Apply to S. K. Dun mock,
OWL Ill Smiths wharf
esFszs WANTED FOR a PORT IN EUROPE.
s-An Al SHIP of about 1000 to 5000 barrels capaci
JOHN H fHS rrI EsjSS 4Gg 6 at
ooIu corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
- VESSELS WANTED FOR
The undersigned are constantly in want Of vesseIs 20 o
to and from Havana and Matanzas
f.ss MoRRELL y RANDALL.
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A PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
~ This celebrated Wine highly sparkling, perfectly
pure and OF rich fruty TASTE unsurpassed quality by
any Vine IN the american market.
bis (Cabinet) CHAHPAGNE.-Particula attention OF
connolsseurs is invited TO its qualities anu superiority as
dinner Wine of anrvaed merit Its beautiful Rudy color
guaranteed to be the natural product Of the grape
PARTICULAR undersigned, being aware that
many competitors spreading the report the Wine
Inportea under the OF kubis arcaly colored do
hereby bid the sum THOUSAND DOLLARS any known
chemist who could in public experiment. aord the
scientific proof that the deep color Of the Rnbs due TO
thing else but the pure juice OF the grape
j. GozRG Co.
Far sale wholesale ny ' iHAloe'
CHARLES Il MYERS + gpO
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g. On and after January 30, Trains leave
~, , CALVERT STATION As FOLLOWS:
me Mail Train daily Sundays, at d 81 4 a.
ior IND Hutalo Niagara Falls, Kingston. Scranton
bnehanpten, Syracuse, OSwego, Toronto, Quchar and
Montreal and all parts of Western New York aud Canada
Also for PittSburg, Chicago, Cleveland CINCINNATI 81
LOUIS and all parts Of the West and Northwest
For mnlittsburg Gettysburg, Lancaster. lebanon Bctle
nn eto|n Easton, Reading, Potts VILE Carlisle and
For Green Springs, OWNS Mills Restersown and West.
minister " - '' '''''
as low fare as by other routes ' ~ O.
travellers can 20 by this train Detroit ami Chicago via
niagara falls atthe same cost as by any other route
Express Train daily Except Sunday at 40 81 for Al
road 49, " '- '"'' ''-'' ->'''
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at P 81 for
the West and Northwest
travellers from Wash iugon and the South by the 80
this road "
For TICKETS and Information, apply ct the TICK ET
OFFICE, Calvert Station, F. corner OF Calvert ana
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
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{ ))lL.

w we are prepared to give CASH ADVANCES on con
SHIPMENTS 70 our friends Messrs r. & T. woodward O..
OF iLverpool. T. L. BRAUNS CO.,
a~u corner OF Cheapside and Lombard street,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Il CITY, March Sth. lS6I.-H. r GLENN, ct al, as.
SA MI Eli BLACk.-Ordered, that the sale made and
ported by W W Glenn, Trustee for the sale the
gagged premises said proceedings mentioned ratified
and confirmed unless the contrary of he
shown on or before the first day of april next provided
copy OF this order be inserted newspaper printed
in Baltimore each of three successive weeks before
the aid first day of April mkt
The report states the amount of sales to be s. 500
RURT j. KERR, Clerk.
True Test: r. J. KERR.
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WINTER ARRANGE NEWT

Ia HS5Eszssssz1 FOR TIE
EaRsSz -sc----S5s559 - NORTH, WEST AND NORTHW EST
NORTHERN CENTRAL HALLWAY
CHANGE OF HOURS.
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IN THE CTRCTTIT COTRT F0R RATTTNORE

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Il CITY. March Sth, lS6l.-H r. GLENN &c, as. VIM.
NJ LIS -Ordered that the sale made and reported by
Glenn Trustee for the sale of the morgaged premises
IN said proceedings mentioned he ratified confirmed
unless to the thereof
the first day of April provided copy of this
elnSered IN some newspaper printed in Baltimore
in each Of three successive weeks before the said day
of April next
The report states the OF sales to be $1,000
ROBT J. KERR, Clerk
True Test ROBT j. KERR.
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E,.rsslKI4,,.....lN

HE-SAL-N NOlItE.
tzf @Fssazfzalsa4As FOR THE PATIENT RJVFR
me steamer MARY WASHINGTON will resume bar
70 te IatuXent River, commencing WEDNESDAY,
@ W W. feDruary 9th, 1861 at O'clock and continue
n Mg9nGsday until further notice Proceeding as lar
eufi4ng will leave Hills Landing every Friday morn
iLs i3r benedct viii leave Benedict every Sstnrdav
o;'t at 0 % clock Tor Batmorc-cang at all the usueI
ona a On ie kye also at Fair Haven and Plum Point
fci-u VI ,rpr,.,, =,
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WM. A. STEWART, Administrators
rlh2-lnM4W E.n,t tie

TT'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
her has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
city, in Maryland, letters testamentary the
SARAH A. MACKAY, late of said city deceased. All per
hav7g claims against the said deceased hereby
warned to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
the subscriber before the 2Sh day of Aus 1851
they otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit
said estate All persons ind ebted to said
TO make Immediate pawn Mt Given my hand this
26th day of February, 1861.
fe.6law4Wh ROBERT MICKIE Executor
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TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Baltimore
city, letters Of the of
SARAH B. WALKER, late of said CITY, deceased All
persons having claims ganst the said deceased hereby
warned TO eXdibt the same with the vouchers there Of to
the subscriber before the fourth day of September
next they otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate All indebted said
are requested to make immediate payment Given under
my hand this first day of Mach, A; D. 1851
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IN - :, - =.
scribers OF Baltimore city, in Maryland have obtained
from the Orphans Court of said city letters
and Of of the personal estate of Mrs CATH
RlNE HARPER, late Of raid city, deceased All persons
having claims against the said deceased hereby warned
reproduce the same properly henticated, to m sub
scrlbers before the 18th day OF September NEXT
otherwise by law, be all benefit Of said
estate Given under hands this % February, 1861
EMILY l.. HARPER, Executrix.
c. OLIVER ODONNELI,
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mh4-laW3w' Clerk.
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
l. CITY, IN EQUITY, 9Th March, 1861 Upon considera
ton of the af9r going petition Of William g Wethera,
Trustee OF JOHN ). DAW Els 4 JOHN K. HUDGINS, late
copartners under the and firm OF Dawes Hudgns
under deed OF trust from them, dated 10Th January 1861
for the benefit of their creditors is adudged and ordered
by hG Court that this Court will and hereby does
and direct the administration thereof the said Trustee
And is further ordered, that the said by pub
shinS copy OF this Order for three success
sve weeks before the 5h DAY OF april next, in some daily
newspaper printed and published in this CITY, give notice
to the creditors Of said rm produce and file their claims
properly authenticated with the OF this Court on or
before the 5th day May next p n NaRTiNN Vi
x,e,o True copy-Test GEO. f. SANGSTON,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT For RALTIMnRE

Il CITY, 81 March, 1861 OLIVER G. ZELL, surviving
partner of PETER ZEl.L SON, Us. CHARLES HOWARD,
Trustee, and ohersOrdere that the sale made and ,e
ported by George Cnnamond, Trustee the sale of the
property in the proceedings in this mentioned be
ratified and confirmed unless the contrary thereof
be shown before the 10Th day of Instant pro-
vided Of this order be inserted wspaper
printed in Baltimore each successive weeks
before the said Doth day of Ma oh inst
The report states the amount OF sales to be S3005
ROBT, j. KERR. Clerk