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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-28
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tta I'D stsea Hs tsaa bielt utbfI nit elmer 6reflttea
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BE RaieNtnse eafxatst bAs Gper Grauts
sett civ gesensns tss Ntlet@ w:rb uas Der Es tnea
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trptIien Gites be& NE sr3 bic Gcnutipn serniattn u
ben Ref bc5 xebensts ets seNees Oaies serpaubelu.
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pier HHS siHiee ser rdurse HnS leila serssertSt SsIs
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-28
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'' NeisHtis far gi9arrtHmather!
emyfss fstben sSa Atp ssrt nnh Farmers hrtft etRs
fSxe AnsuabI Gpnneetieat RES 9sr StGte Oes xai
geaRlsanta Dtd6latt umbLstt Rab GtHlase, fsUie as
Gsnntettent Sch Cuttings. 9biA Sase9e bAbe teaYtf6
i far stust bic i sItimen faaA aMsse a nab rtrbt,
Ssarrenmaer Is tn tsrem erege fxFtn, Bel mts ssr-
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tit2-sl 53&Ge Baltimore RnS BrtbtrtGhr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-28
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pelde itrtn Spern sedtrlter fnb ais scr 5renex Sc.
ans ben @efitreu bes nrIes terrfhren uns mcnH nti
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-28

Bn& yetaSbG AMC nSEsRceIF4S C5E9sS@AS
m1iierer $stt! 4J....
0se 6oniabLune (The Honeysuckiel
CStr
=lAstr q. ELIXIR DE -VlTA. 30
gsfss Srne tters wel&ts fett Isnse enen
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RerS rnb ebr nerttpDH eeatei unf >
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5etradbtet .fl ,t.2s. = E-st.*>. Hs ~ .uA.
pteibetter gsfausagure Npptbetet Fussn "a ef +
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wenn ttniaeI aeses ee eHitt nit sbne tas!sf ep MI
len Wjt w{e onsere paenaaate tterS bauet aenees Ss
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tttsf peIts bSrs ls!tSen ier$ In RIteu Dgssns snss
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aesenEher Sent sssar4:es @ajtissSss. .''+.
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ten cruar -Iitbperapbe &u8 u8b1u9ef6{seer gratis
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-28

ofsr 0lde pele @ an cerhsiratben btasFdtssencans G
pspiiher Swite ser eues Sinrefnilies ttwust
fnb elten uupcrs uslid Or. Sebufpn ya fabe setsn.
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rttnng @etsbdrteit esr Ne 3terp uNb Sw6te reet
&fb5pnng ter lretiiditen @r pereen iAnel turirts
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-28

$50 eylin0er S Striatb,
a1 SSn1pOrteRr uns gsrtdnfer bon ~
0Scinelt, 8ronbics, Sins, GOanacs .c.,
Wtenpnepbela, Bourbon II. ape Bblstles
19a.5 Is 0Dbolsfele aamD NetaiL g sis
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Baltimore, ben 8. 0ft. 1854 .lyE- ..--L l-l3gt1l :
gsg4 gie1ee4 Is gDttnaerfele.
s0 unItren Srernpsr gub 5efarateu, Fors9 btnt Ply.
sltfuns s Aasahstnsa sftaatsn gtt ass s;ssmit MT
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-28

Der ets;;a> @a:s t@e1>2 3@ II, tnu iitters
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-28
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sunse 2ene hub ~ letdt 81 Observation-Disclosures senete neil
e bere Soleen nidt sfnaa tennet obsleh e aud eurd
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be n6 rRaeri(de Namaer, burtrebene usb 9eptinlDfe
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unt 9ampenpuser 4 NJ nennen Bh reaelma6se @erJtt
ua6 lduern en9eiceen Dr. ctnfssS &x tn Ger Rabe
9.@. &Ie Sriefe mullen etren pSR-Stanp enttalten.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-28

9r. Sstnf0n II fts eta,iae, ressEm1bis 9ebbett art
Witttt uub Setantlurs iiab daea $rsecn gauit unbe
nu @t Tx terdneebitte cpr eine,n 9eben reIts or In
Seif orSst.n 5npitGsrn @rsc pr ren eteies Qa
bes ,ubracbte, N6mltd gpeldne 8raftreih unb In rem
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-28
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fne baS 1britd 10 pele Iaanee IN e frXteS (SraH
reet ctee es ertateFen &elente nns eitmtdeltea
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begeNert uno 2eicr beaubente Eoe npdt baber
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ber Stfegl6aft pdt Id Giaamtee, @ietrautn Sesea
Ea leSa. sxtbtiamtsit al. Kas elnae ber f&limnen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-28
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fo.te sn seifz ausssIsu tsi0sesn Tf IN HnieFen saa
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rattle tn 0rs6tx xnb &ttnen Strsau aeresn Aa Fasti
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aeKen Mnb sxfaMmeRseIeten EaueR; ettH;rnteH Aesen
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tSas,-l 70 % 8GlttmsreAr., GGe ErtS TlFtS AHep.
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O1cme SEE. Odrtmae.

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sFfRiren. lsfE @g~Fp4 ~ Q4AThetmbt
N20rre-sR 9-S aIs S5nEfsDsrtees
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-28
DR.. Johnston.
eeds @eipital.
Der sia,i = Nut ipflo tr an,

Our nIt,yp ;lfung Drs Quad '4:tsrsi stablir!.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-28

tebenftR ta cix stuneer @e nns eir scrtcr sSrer RE
nstbmenoiseea @rfcrserniie ipr tselibcs el.fieafe
Frb a obne fteie prS bic Nee res 2eb5ns srtraurtgsn
giistrIabrtT Die 3usF1ten ees ysb nsperfnerE d Aao
ltb Sic eee Wirb erer.n @eisaciHuns ane nrf
lan6ritiden Setradtur9er cap unS bic SreuFel e'dc
abeere ssaiesfa rermt9ert ins -s,f d. .,... . ...-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-28

hs R4 bar4 9ttmde saaer eei6saa taben bic Te e oft
bpen 2eateN rSer TT Der Sae lerRen ane beren 5pl
esn Fe alndde fparen, islt im S6lait, sur sslatip
nen bic, wenx nueetbeitt bic @be unmoglit MADDEN
R6rptr Get seffSren fputen ioprt etc Sfis. t
t tsRa SsIt 9srpneS mGeS bersr Es e'nn aeR Va tte
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-28

fgs sibt rlee lNwi errs le pntrett!eHte aHadisber
pelbe Itb 63 NtrS.ed 1r9ftfn @He & FrtsRs Intun-
eapnsth eepfAeu Seshdsf, SfielEit6rr gpmpctp nber
f. 10, erblrmike 1dld'e Na1mader, relae ibr
3eben dsidtt eelrt 3Siferip1 @teetn ME-
NGrS tWlirtr sem lEsy sseneH uno ui0ts ArGes @hnn
rem feA abranstr Die seIiinrtett Der ele usslgdlt
der gBst IN itre Sdiee teineR sertns d6beN rna mint
ten Er. jSbrNpn hit hBtdIb fir npftwenbie an er
piFnen beFcoers fhr Srlde nelh nit einem 9ttfe urbe
tant ae cas- feline 8sGaubiBan9n Ocer DpIpme te6nbis
In ieiner S'Ate lie9en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-28

Die rtele TaHtnee gtIcs m1sess Der estcn tbeu5ebl
Sabre i titsr @nial fal t mn ssn rns eie ReAse rid
ti3r fphsdr; tliSen Ecer& ire ptihe gr. etuts
fbrte fehen sie Simsse faprertrre csle Nneere
TcrcEen teineFNeu rcerx e1F tlfum lpeeerhslteH
DtaeA nifrrihtt r!its urs euri IL 9e,ia auf ieinsn
@hofoFer ais Care IL &4r9 AM Gharatec uns Gje
riNenta bteit. nae YettsRreh eHe pHeiGenSe @eEibr
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-07

TnunaDAH, April ., looA
trr'oes glssn ee.os y9fr % tnAoiesals egsrasioA,
ohit. uaisss OtAerlvtss erpreased.1
FLoun-HowAId street super % l2sas 81
do. do. extrs, 80 80, On. 90. family, eioi Ohio
super and cut extra, IS; do. do. extra, - boj
do. family, eioj city mills good 10 fancy brands
super, %; DO. 90. Shipping brands extra, eioi
90 high grade extra, Sios0. Rye -four, &c sos
SIS Com meAl-city mills and brandy wiue,
t5.s0A6 IS. super iour-Tneluded IN the sales
were 800 bbls. Ohio and Hn ard street AZ co.
500 do. Howard street At - Is s SOL 200 on o
cut extrR ~ ts rs. Extra fiour.-rhe sales
have been light.
GRkIs Receipts Of kinds have been fair,
and fully equal 70 the demand. Prizes Of All
there was rather better feeling. Wheat
optnei At e2a9.7s for white, and % iOa2.i8 for
red, but before the close Tell 10 tL95.2 o. for
white, and 81 sot7 for red. Corn--Inierior
white Al soa.Stl, and do prime ella small LOT
yellow elisi mixed AID damp white sod At
e5e.Ael.Ol. OAta.-Mrket opened ~ 20 cents
welsht, and fell n ItN7s cents for fair 20 prime,
PRovISoES.-Ws give transactions and clos
ing quotations A. follow; Pork-sman salts
| OF mese are reported 81 s2e, and 900 hhds. primo
meas a. e91. Bulk meatL-Some lots are Of.
Tered, but held above bus ets' Views, for Shout
ders 49, cents are asked, sides isK cents are
a,ktd. OF hAms we notice aAles Of 20 hhds.
/ sugar piekled NJ rs Gems. Baean-amall sAles
have been made AZ ~ .I1f,al1k eentsl sides
Il steady at 49, csnti hams 22A23 eentH for sug ar.
euredi ClueinnAu oanvassed do. At 2Ss25 cents.
Lard Bal imoIe refined has fallen TO ~ ots.,
and w.stern, In lots, IL quoted At 1880 eeats
per bill.
RurTEn.-Ths stock IL lArre OF all kinds,
aud with very light temandi prices continue
/ heavy. We repsri sal Of 100 kegs 0ladea n
2aA26o. for beat diAriosj 100 nrkins Goshen A.
ae.soe.i prime old Goshen IL scarce, sLd he'd
held At toat5o. We quote common GlAdes i8s
2oe.i Western la nominal Al Iss9oei sou,hs .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-07
PROPOSALS.
CAVALRY HORSES /
" AnrILLEAY nonaEel

ovAnrznnAsTEn ezrsnAE'i ovTIcs, !
wI.uuerou CRY, m.rss Il f issS I
HohsIA suitable f0r The cavalry and aflii
lery service, viii BE- received AZ 0iesboro, %
Pot In open marhett till Mar !, isss, By Capt.
es o.! q snowEiEe. a. 9 q.
May I, Iess, By Captain Q. II Tomphins, A..
sls.ant 9uar,ermastsr, corner TWsnty-soo-
An animals 70 the suh,,c,ed 10 "a usual
Government innpeetioa bsiors being accepted,
Specifications ~ follower . Cavalry hofsss
nus. be sound IN all particulars, well broken
" Iail ns.h and N gped oOnditlonI from az
70 10 y.sIs sSS .s sh .aS S@ aye
svety way % cavalry purpossss Hoisss be-
.;lI yiIS!Su. .pSAsis, sSa S:si,Ss, nay ssS' ss =
Nitiilsry Horsss must be Of dark color,
SQUAD 10 an particulars StroBG, quick, and
active, well broken and square trolters In haf.
nola, u full neah and eonditien, from siK (sl
70 t.n liol year, old, not less than uftssn and
aoi less than zen hundred and ATTY d CsSi
pounds.
Mules must he over two () years Of are
strong, stout, eom2set, wsll-developed AMI.
T., %TS ~, not les than fourteen 90 hsnds hi.h
feet which would unit them ior severe work
and must have shed the four 'front.' eoIt's teeth
ana dsve,opsd the eoIrsspondinG four psIms
cert osth, two In each Jaw.
These organisations W II be strictly adherst
to- and rigidly enforced In every pAit eular.
houra OF Inspection, from .. N. TO D. m
Prise : Cavalry Horuea one hundred an,
etghty.dye dollars (eieSIl Artillery Horses
one hundred aud ninety dollars lelSon Mules
ore hundred and nine,J ave dollars (Sis6
Payment vii be mAdo 81 this ones,
JAMES A. RkIN,
Colonel IN charge First Division, Q. N. o. o.
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ne Panama Star and Herald, Of March
T. states that on Thursday evening, the
sh ult., the long.talked-of revolution
.,iinst the State Government broke out
Panama. It was a quiet affair, the
sole matter being settled In = few min
lies by the actual President, eeuor Calan-
hs, abandoning his post and taking ref.
% In the United States Consulate until
M had chance TO escape, about midnight,
N board the United States sloop-of-UAr
Ia. Mary's, the arrest OF the Leading mem.
rs Of his Administration, and the AZ.
'amption Of the Presidential chair BY the
audldate Of the revolutionary party, senoI
Ii colnnJe. The national troops, the
'nlAis, and the population generally, Ap
Deir 10 have been on the same side. Tn,
'nmmandor Of the national forces was ar
rrted IN the street at the outbreak, ant
/ be captain Of the forces made q show Of
'apportlng the Government, but az neithel
NJ officers nor his men stood by him b,
oou gave himself up. -Four or ave sol,
deB were killed, rather by accident thar
Otherwise, and good deal Of alarm existed
/ for time.
senior Colunje was duly sworn In al moon
or the goth, at the Cabildo, as Provislona
resident OF the State. On the 17Ih aI
uned force was dispatched from PanAmI
10 Aspinwall 10 establish the Provisions
eoyernment there. On,the arrival OF Oh,
geo they were met by the Project, seno
Bacho, who opposed them with the smal
rolice force under his charge, and In tn
The Department WIS then handed over I,
force wss sent 10 veraguas And Ohiriqu
With similar object. Il Is exported ther
Eil! DO bloOdshed In the latter place, .
that 10 the Ex-President's native State. Il
snama everything ls quiet, and no turtle
|Vuble Is anticipated.
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fHE FiRsT CoRPS--NoTICE TO vETE.
RAMS.
HEApauAnIEns FInsT CoRPs,l
WARRINGTON, d q, Dee. ~, 1854,
Veterans desiring 70 enlist In the First Army
Corps should report In person % the once oil
Col. G, y. Johnson, Soldiers Rest, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington, D. G
Any Veteran, who has served two years
has been honorabiy discharged, and 10 physi
eaily qualified, may enlist In the Corps for one
two or three years.
Those snlisting viii resolve from the Gov
srnnsnt bounty Of $500 As soon - they ar,
mustered IN, and, In addition, the regular In
stalmsnts nom the Government, In properties
70 the period Of enlistment, a. iolisws eIoC
tor one years service, one-third paid on enlist.
msnt, S9oo for two years. service, ons-third
on snlistmsntI ssoo for three years. service,
one-third on enlistment.
They will be credited 70 the quota Of The dis.
trist In which thsV or thPir families may be
domlsiisd and will, therefore, BE- entitled 70
local bountlss.
70 Washington By any Provost Marshal.
The best arms 10 the possession Of the Gov.
srnmsnt will Be Furnished these troops, and
they viii be allowed 70 retain their arms when
honorably discharged.
2 street, bstwesn Ninstesnth and Twentieth
streetG
once OF the Board FOR the Examination o.
ofnssrs-Brig. General John y. Brooke Prssi
dent-l8s q street, between Nineseenth ana
Twentieth strests.
By order Of MAJ. Gen. W. 8. Hancock.
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10 AL AFFAIRS

LAST DAY OF THE CRCrs AND MENACE.
VIZ The Eoologiesl and equestrian oombinA.
ron OF Van Amburgh h Co. aud Thayer q
NCyes close their entertainments to-nlSht, NJ
ne loot Of Sixth street; exhibit at Laurel
h;tory tomorrow, aud open In Baltimore GU
EiIudty next. Tho performances Of the com.
med cong anies have Afforded G eat AatisfAe'
on to Immense thrOnss of Visitors during
b past week, and the exhibition has been
onoTed with superior class OF patronage.
here are many novelties in the progra mme
b equestrian performances, while the list oil
% malls comprisfd In the mensgeTie IL olude
'sverAl spt cimenB never before shown Ia
darlington. The mammoth pavilion will be
lpeDed to-day at 2 and O'Clock, y. m, when
De farewell performances Of the eombinA alton
pm take plaza.
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THE STANDING STONE OIL
III COMPANY OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL, saOO1ooo
In 5000 shares, ~ go each.
subscription price, siS per share, suffice, 10
no other call or assessment.
A working capital Of $1,000 reserved. Only
1900 shares 70 DO sold ~ the sub
seription price,

The property OF this company consists Of
the well-known Martin or Standing stone
tract, and contains nom $500 10 5000 acres
Of land, In foe simple, free from leases, un.
SrssE I. Srsnss Of Inc Listi: Ks avis river
and its tribuI aries pass through this property,
and II has upon II . larger amount Of boring
territory than II owned BY any other company
In West Virginia. II 10 situated In Writ ooun.
", near the celebrated RAthbone, or Burning
Spring tract, and In extent Of territory 10 i've
times greater, and II considered by all expert.
enoed oil men familiar with the oil district Of
TO the Rsth6ons tract The standing stone
OIL Company's property extends from the
Little kanAwhA river, near Burning Spring
Run, Aoro0 the watars Of Standing stone
creek, including portion Of RobibsOn'a Fork
and Two Rune run, and 1. immediately 10
the Great OIL Break, extending from Bufninh
spring through by standing stone and Retro.
leum TO Horse Neck Wells, near the Ohio
rivrr, and embraces the line Of uPHEAvAL.
The property OF this company hA. not been
do, eloped, for the reason that Il belonged 70
minorlheirs who could not convey until they
attained their majority, which the youngest
Wells are being bored on the .dIoinipS
IAnds, and oil had. II 10 s,id that, upon this
standing stone tract, oil was nrst discovered
In i1So.
being bored and oil ObtsiGed. The well o.
near this property.
These IAnds are held In trust BY J. n. Can
den, Eaq., President First National Bank o
John 8. CArlile, Senator In Congress from Viz
giniA, and vii be ~ them conveyed 70 III,
tAnding stone OIL Company v heneyer tn
stosk 70 Be disposed of BY iubssription Go
i for. Three thousand ak hundred shares q
the stock have already. been subscribed an
ssbssriptions rsssiysd At the banking hou..
Of iiGGs 4 CO.. and RITIENHousE, row
/ Ira 4 co. dsILH
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

~ Paroles, Balls, wsddinEs.-shar-
t3S sixth street.
am nov prepared 10 furnish Ia the best
French style, aud my own supcrinte ndenOe,
Par les, Weddings, and other entertain nj nta,
IN most reason able terms. The beat French
COnfeetionery always on hand Private Din
nera and Suppcra furnished At my saloon
Country Orders and PsTties attended TO In the
shortest notice. Ice Cream and Water Ices
made by steam power, In plain and fancy
moulds, for Parties, Dinners. ianA-3m