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Was the commencement OF new era in the treat
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Benton Durham Cleveland aud m n. Park,
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Shirts and Neck Ties.

We beg leave to inform the Public that, having pur-
chased our entire stock OF Clothing and Furnishing
Goods At the present heavy decline IN Gold and the
conseque tdepreciation in the value Of Merchandise
We are therefore enabled willing and ready TO sell
ou Goods fully IN accordance WITH CLINE and
which cannot fail 10 atrSct the attention OF close
kuvers, even at the present depressed state S the
market.
We guarantee our oothinGto
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One Dollar per Bottle, or six bottles for S. Sold
by Drnggietr generally sfloerH
Sent by express anywhere, nv Addres- ing
HUTCHINGs HILLYER PFoDrietors.
81 Go A. street, New York
Sold by DIR, w. W STEWART,
No 50 Main street
fesldly Agentfor Dayton.
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FIVE .houssHd dollars paid losses in this city
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Willow Ware.
Wooden Ware.

Carpet Whips, (some'hing ertraD Ladels, sNoons,
Rolling Pins, Potato Washers, Buug Start rs,but'
TER it-, clothes Pins Wht-wash, ScruL,
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ToR,l rlAcks, Noodle Pins, Pine aud
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and q Thousand other articles
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lie for niuety DAYS was not likely TO live four

life fOr ninety days was not likely to live four
''Now, lellow-citizens, shall have to make
my apology to you, for am just writing my des-
patches to Europe. Applause. What shall
tell the Emperor of China will tell the Empe-
ror of China we thank him for never permitting
pirate to enter his ports within the last four
years, and he may be sure no one will ever come
there after that time, Laughter aud cheers. i
What shall tell the Sultan of Turkey2 Give
him your thanks that in no one province of his
dominions was ever Rebel permitted 10 enter
without being arrested and sent back to the Uni
ted States of America. Cries of that's it, and
cheering What shall tell the Emperor of
Austria Tell him to bring home Macmillan.
will tell the Emperor of Austria, that he was
wiser man than the other Soveregns Of Europe,
when he said, four years ago, that he didn't
like revolution muchany way Whatshall tell
the Emperor of Russia That we will ask the
Secretary of the Navy TO send fleet over there
and return the visit he made to us year ago
What shall tell the Emperor of France I To
get out of Mexico. I will tell him TO tell the EN-
peror of Russia and the King of Prussia that If
The Rebels have not destroyed their tobacco,
they will find ii safe at Richmond. Greatlaugh-
ter and cheers What shall tell John Bull
/ will tel him that cotton is to be had cheaper
by paving duties to the U S. than by running
the blockade, and tell him TO tell Lord John
Russell that this is war for freedom, for the
rights of man and for Union-not war for en-
pire; and therefore, if he is only Just and right
in his treatment towards the United States, Can
ada is safe as long as she prefers the Queen OF
England for her sovereign to union with the
United States of America. If you agree to these
messages Ihe,ieve will jot them down, and |
think that they will satisfy the world that the
true principle of government is for every nation
to take care Of itself and let every other nation
take care of ITSELF and the true motto, peace and
good will to all mankind.
IN ANNAPOLIS,
the glorious news was announced in extras from
the Gazette office, and salute of 100 guns was
fred by order of Adjt Gen. Berry A large
crowd gathered around the old State House,
which was addressed by Gov Bradford in his
most eloquent and patriotic style, while the Ma
val Academy Hospital Ban took position 10 the
portico that surrounds the dome and played the
most stirring National airs.
IN PHILADELPHIA,
the bell in the old Independence Hall was rung,
aud every where throughout the land salutes
were fred, business suspended, and the most en-
thusiastic JOY pervaded all classes OF the commu-
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jeff. Davis Valedictory Proclama-
ton of April LIST.


Whereas, In the course Of inhuman Yankee
events the capital of the Confederate States of
America no longer affords an eligible and healthy
residence for the members of the present Cabinet,
not to speak of the Chief Magistrate himself, the
Vice President, and the members of the two Con-
gressional bodies, do therefore, by virtue of the
power vested in my Two heels, proclaim my in
enton to travel instanter, in Company with all
the officers of the Confederate States Government,
and to take up such agreeable quarters as may
yet be Granted unto me.
To such persons as are in arms against the Con-
federate States of America, do hereby tender
absolute amnesty on condition that they forthwith
desst from annoying our patriotic population.
Under the circumstances, slavery had better be
abolished.
The capital of the Confederacy will hencefor-
ward be found Sup stump" on the picturesque
banks OF the celebrated . Last Ditch"
To the foreign subscribers to the Confederate
loan | return sincere thanks.
Major General Grant, U. S. A., will please see
that they get their cotton.
All persons having claims against this Govern
ment will please present them to A. Lincoln,
Richmt nd, by whom all such accounts will be
most cheerfully audited.
1t is not altogether improbable that the gIor-
GUS experiment of shareholders confederacy
may yet prove q delusion and snare. have
often the ght so. So has General Lee, who has
lately b en- fighting mostly for his last years SAL
airy. The Confederate treasury being light, l
think will take it in my valise. General Lee
thinks that we have a good opening before US,
and that we have seen the last of this fratricdal
war. hope so. Stephens thinks peace more
imminent than ever. 1aE
If the United States persists in refusing to re-
cognize the Confederacy, on my return Ishall
again urge the arming of the negroes.
Office-seekers are respectfully solicited to cease
their importunings. Fellow-citizens, farewell.
J. DAVIS
President Confederate States of America
Done at Richmond, April'l 1865.
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NeaO Advertisements.
TRUSTEES SALE.
THE undersigned Trustee, will offer -
at Public Sale At the Catholic Church fSssslI m
Bel-Air Road, Twelfth District, Balti-I...ss.
more county, on

THE undersigned Trustee, will offer -
at Public Sale AZ the Catholic Church, lsssslk
Bel-Air Road, Twelfth District, Balt-
more county on $3.50
Mondqy, 81 day Of Nay, A. d., 1865,
at O'Clock P.M.,
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND
situate in the 18th Election District of Baltimore
county, Of which Meshnck Biddison, late of Bal
timore county, died, seized, and contained with
in the following metes and bounds, to-wit Be
ginning in the centre of the road leading TO the
''Whte Marsh Farm, and at the distance of 10
perches from the place where the given line of
said lot intersects said Road and running thence
South l2a degrees, East 100 perches, intersecting
the South 10 degrees East, line of said Lot No.
As thence boundngo on said line South 10 de-
grees East perches to the end thereof; thence
still bounding on line of said Lot, North %
degrees, East 1871 perches inersecting the centre
of said Road, and thence by straight line to
beginning.
This land adjoins the property Of Messrs. Lehr,
Derter, Bddison and others, and is situate about
miles from the Stemmmers Run Depot, on the
Baltimore, Philadelphia Il Wilmington Rail
Road and mile from the Catholic Church. and
81 tuated in an excellent neighborhood, conve-
nient 10 churches schools, &C., and is about 8
miles from Baltimore city. This tract contains
81 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, about 10 Acres of which is Fine
Young Timber. The land is Of the best quality
for the raising of vegetables. There is a very
COMFORTABLE HOUSE
and other out-buidings on the property.
TERMS of sale as prescribed by the Decree are
That one-half of the purchase money shall be
paid in cash on the day of SALE, and the bal
ance in six months thereafter, the credit payment
TO be secured by the the bonds Of the purchaser,
with surety approved by the Trustee.
r. RI BOARMAN.
April 8.-ts. Trustee.
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PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT. Mr. r. G. McGinn
who has charge Of the Public School in this place,
has instituted a system of rewards among his
scholars, as an nducement to study and good
behavior Each scholar receives a ticket for ev-
cry perfect recitation, and the one who has the
largest number OF these tickets at the end OF a
quarter receives prize. On Friday evening,
3lst ult we were invited to witness the presenta-
ton of the prize for the last quarter Quite a
number of visitors and patrons of the school
were present. Mr.. McGinn entertained the audi
ence for some time with short examinations in
the various studies phrsued in s:hool, interspers-
ed with singing and declamations by the Schol-
ars After these exercises were over, the prize,
which was handsome picture neatly enclosed
in gilt frame, was awarded to Mary Owings,
daughter Of our neighbor, the criereof the court.
After tae awarding of the prize Mr.. l.. NJ. Haver-
stick came forward and surprised Mr.. McGinn by
presenting to him very neat copy OF Pope $
Poetical Works, a token of affection and esteem
c.ety gotten up by the scholars, aided by Mr..
Flayhart.ay III
Occasions like the above are always interesting
and profitable They cheer the teacher and en-
courage the scholars. We are glad to see that
parents are eginning to manifest some interest,
in the education of their children and sometimes
think it worth their while to look into the School
room. Under the teaching of Mr.. McGinn and
Miss Emma Pilson our Public School is flourish
ng and it is but slight return for their fidelity,
that parents should occasionally stop in and
speak a word of qualification and encouragement.
The great difficulty with the Towsontown school
is its unmanageabler size. Children enough are
daily packed into the school to fill tacO similar
rooms Health, comfort progress, require that
the scholars should be graded and organized in
to, at least tsco separate schools, each under its
own teacher.
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gotal Affairs.

pRorERry SALES. -Handbills for the following
real and personal property have recently Deeu
printed at this office, or have been advertised IN
this paper. Hereafter, all persons who have their
bills or advertising done at this office, will have
their sales regularly noticed in this column WIN
out additional charge:
REAL ESTATE. m
Tuesday, April 18th, by Cover, Anctloneer,
valuable country seats near the terminus OF the
Old Frederick Road, 8 miles from BALTIC. city
Checker & McCurley, Trustees.
Thursday, April 18th, Valuable country seat
named Windsor, miles from Baltimore clty,
near the Franklin road, containing about 100
acres. highly cultivated, we'll watered and tim
bered, with fine orchards, gardens and hrst class
buildings. c. Brooks Trustee, Bennett Co..
Auctioneefs.e
Tuesday, April 18th, Sheriff's Sale OF i lot
containing 10 acres, situated on the FRANKLIN
Road, miles from Baltimore.
Thursday, April Goth, number OF highly
valuable tracts of land near Parkton, on the N
G. R. r, with some improvements and good
timber, with the Little Gunpowder flowing
through. Talbot Denmead Trustee. Bennett Il
Co Auctioneers.
Tuesday, April 18th, Double House and Lot
with Stab e. Carriage House and other improve
ments, near the Episcopal Church in Towsontown,
property of the late DR.. L. r. Tidings. VIM. s.
Monday May lst, "a acres of land with dwell
ing and outbuildings in the 18th election Dist.
BALTIC co, about two miles from Stemmer's Run,
Depot on the Phila. h BALTIC. R. r. and miles
from BALTIC. Il. R. Borman, Trustee.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The ssBacon Hall Farm one mile from the
turnpike, three miles from the Rail Road, and
about miles above Cockeysvile, containing
4f6 acres, 200 acres in timber, good improve
ments, with limestone quarries on the place, and
well watered. John Philpot, John 7. Ensor,
Trustees.
Fifty acres Of land in good cultivation, with
fine dwelling, barn and outhouses, good orchard,
well watered, on the line Of the Jarrettsville
pike, one mile from Sweet Air. Inquire Of Mrs.
Stevens, on the premises, or of Samuel G. Will
son, Auctoneer Towsontown.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Monday, April 10Th, near Middletown, 9Th
district, Mules, Horses, Cows, Implements, hay,
&C., by VIM. Ensor.
Thursday, April goth, near Damp%an's on the
Furniture, &C., by e. F. Fletcher. S. G. Will
son, Auctioneer.
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Raid on the Chesapeake.
Capture Of a Steamer and Schooner


About 2 p. NJ, on Wednesday as the steamer
Harriet Deford laden with tobacco and wheat was
on her way from the Patuxent river to Baltimore,
she stopped at Fair Haven landing rs usual to
take on passengers aud freight. About 80 men
dressed in rebel uniform and armed to the teeth
here came on board, took possession of the boat,
and compelled the officers and alfthe white pas
sengers to go on shore, retaining only the engi-
neer and fireman and about 80 colored men. Capt
League, commander of the steamer and others
were robbed Of their money. The rebels imme-
diately steamed down the Bay under full head
Of steam. 1T is supposed that they were a part
of Mosebys gang of guerillas, under command
of Capt. Fitzhugh.
AS soon as information of the piracy was CIV
en-, several fast sailing government steamers were
sent in pursuit, and it is TO be hoped thescound-
rels will be caught with their booty.
The schooner, st. Mary's, was also captured oh
Cedar Point at the mouth of Patuxent river by
another gang of 80 men who represented them
selves as Federal soldiers anxious to reach Point
Lookout. A free use of hemp is the only remedy
for these outrages.
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Circuit Court for Baltimore County.
MARCH TERM 1861.

MARCH Term, 1860.
On Saturday last, Hon. D. G. H. Emory
who has been appointed Judge for this Cir
cult by Gov Bradford, appeared and took
the oath Of office before j Ohm FL. Longneck-
er Esq, Clerk. Quite number of the le-
gal profession and other persons were pres
ent and congratulated the Judge on his ap-
pointment.
The Jury was discharged until Monday
10TH, A number of Lawyers appeared and
took the oath prescribed by the new Con-
stitution. On Monday the entire trial dock
ct, numbering some 800 cases, was called,
resulting in number of Judgements by con-
fession, non pros, &C., also, the setting of
several cases for trial. The case of Mar
shall vs.. Slater was set for April 18th !;
Scott vs. Sutton, April goth; Onion VS..
Merryman, April 81, and Burger VS.. Go
dermuth, April 9th. ltz4
The case of Timothy Gowan-removed
case from Baltimore city, was set for trial
on Tuesday, April 1lth.
His Honor Judge Emory, gave notice
that the peremptory call of the docket will
be made on Friday, April l4th
On Wednesday last, the equity case of
Adolph Pfah' vs.. Hartman Schmidt and
others, was postponed until Saturday,
April 10Th. 4nti
The following persons were naturalized
by the Court, upon furnishing satisfactory
evidence as to residence, character, &C.,
Ernest Roernska Geo. Zailman, John A.
Hecht, and f. Kempel. 10 IaE
During the week Robt. Dougherty, Esq,
of Somerset county, and Messrs. Isaac
Brooks, Jr., and VIM. Reynolds, Jr, of the
Baltimore bar were admitted to practice in
the county.
&-Two and a half million of dollars have
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ID ED.

On Friday morning. oath ult., HARRY LEE,
aged months and days, youngest child Of J.
B. and Priscilla R. MeCopas. Thus vanish
Earth's fairest visions flrsfa
Farewell! little Harry, farewell!
Thou art gone from the sorrows OF time,
With God and the angels to dwell,
In Eden's bright, towering clime
We miss thee at morn, noon and night,
Thine image still lives in our heart;
Farewell till we meet thee in light,
Meier again from our side to depart
Hartford county papers please copy.]
In Baltimore county, on the goth uf., THOs.
R. MATTHEWS, son of Richard ]. and Sallie c.
Matthews aged 2years.
Married at Slate Ridge Church, York Co., Pa,
on the 3Oth ult., by the Rev. Mr.. Smith, WIN.
T. MooRE, to Miss MARY HICKMAN, all OF York
county, Pa.
On Sunday morning, April Cd, at a o'clock,
CARvILLE s. SrANsBURY, in the 49th year OF his
age. e35 - Mt }2A'+- t'ss' "Ss
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FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE FARM

NORTH of Baltimore, in Baltimore county, of
ssSs, Es, under good state Of cult an
49, walton, we'll lined and good fen alll EA
il. cling. NEW FRAME HOUSE, ILL.,
I Rooms, ISwitzer Barn and other Outhouses /;
Springs of fine Water Fields well watered ;
PEACH AND APPLE ORCHARD; and va
riety of other fruits Churches, Schools and
Stores all convenient; one mile from Dulaney's
Valley Pike, and one mile from Sweet Air; IL
miles from Baltimore; Jarrettsville Pike run
ming past the place, which will be completed
next fall. For full information inquire on the
premises of ELIZABETH STEVENS; or s. G.
WILSON, Auctioneer, Towsontown.
A nril III