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Mertbanaia.

NJ 900 bbIs. Tar for sale by JAMES
VARNISH.-3O bbls bright Varnisb for sale
' by JAS CORNER SONS fe2stf
WOODEN HAY RAKES-A superior article
cSassS li hand and for sale by NJ KEITH J SON. %
WIDOW CIICQUOT; RUBIS; YIN IMPE-
rial; Bouzy Heidsiek Co., La Pere, Chas Heidsick
sRS shSf c ,s
WHISTLES, BRANDIES, WINES, GINS
%c in store and bond, by SHARP, CARR CO. sos
INVITE, RUSSIAN, & YELLOW COLOGNE
BURG, IS W Lombard st, doors from Gay fe TT
WINES.-lOO pipes and a casks Sicily; 2OI
SS Ssn%: Soad ia SS pa 5oH E 2a
= BARRELS PURE CHERRY BRANDY
SIc0 Heg fine Dd for sale by VIM sHRIyER co. Nos
Ok HHDS. PRIME SMOKED JOLES, for sale
~ by SMITH NICoDENUs. Market street mh22tf
Ok HHDS. KENTUCKY TOBACCO, for sale
80 80 by WARWICK, FRICK 4 BALL. No 60 South
S0 BBLS. SUPERIOR EXTRA and FAMILY
NrEF91T65 50 bushels Goyerseed for sale by JAMES
IN BBLS. ALCOHOL FOR SALE.-SHARP,
Wv CARR co, 50 South Howard street mhlltf
S0 CASES BEST ENGLISH CAST STEEL,
lSF c saiy and tunneing purpose, by DUGAN
100 HHDS. PRIME BACON SIDES. for sale
1OO by SMITH NICODEMUS, Market street might
100 a 55 s: P p Er BAc9S SHSTtPEk
street mh22H
100 BBLS. PRIME WESTERN LARD in
Ostore, for sale by G. CASSARD son, 4O7 and 400
W. baltimore street mh5tf
100 BBLS. PRIME CITY RENDERED LARD
iOOfor sale by G. CASSARD X SON. 4O7and 400 W Bal
tnlore streee: mh5n
I'm HHDS. PRIME BACON SHOULDERS
by g. CASSARD son, and W Baltimore ST. fe9tf
100 SACKS of PULvERlSED GOALS, for
i kfe' 6hs GSr for s If by KRA RAJ.
1S0 EMPTY BBLS FOR SALE BY DUGAN
1cO JENKINS, q s. Charles street 90
O00 PUNCHES BANANAS; 10 bbis. Havana
aR69S yh JANIS ff' s51S Nd the
Dard street. ap4tf
000 BAGS BLACK SINGAPORE PEPPER
SS snt SJa for sale by GEO. W WAIT SON
O00 BOXES TACKS, ALSO 500 small cases
EENS ~ O. same packed for shipment, by DUGAN JEN
200 BOXES MESSINA ORANGES; 100 do.
~. Lemons 300 do Rasins wholes and halves for
sale At the lowest market price by JAMES SLOAN,
LOMBARD lombard street. apt
900 BASKETS GENUINE HEIDSiECK
Tork prices BY VII GR2SGE co. So sG ExchaH sw
Place, mh5-tf
1 L
1.OOO sale. Enquire at GELSTON'S, Office No
south Charles, or at FLAMING MILL, Fleet and
Caroline streets. mhIl-tf
| 000 EXTRA SUGAR CURED HAMS
L.OOO Cured expressly for family use, for sale by
IL CASsARD Il son, 407 and 400 W. Baltimore st fe9f
| 000 BBLS. OF ASSORTED GENUINE
l,-OOOld Rye, Wheat and Bourbon Whskeys-some
very choice. SHARP, CARR & CO, so South Howard
stIecI mh29-f
y l00 PEACH TREES FOR SALE by T. I.
&.OOOMARTIN BRO, u S Calvert street api-tf
y 000 FAMILY HAMS for sale by CHILDS
<aOOO& GAYN0R, No 48 South street mlI6,tf
y nH0 SMALL PLAIN CURED BACON
SSSO01O Hams, suitable for shippers for sale by e
GAsSARD SON 407 and 400 ". Baltimore fe9tf
IN 0n0 DOMESTIC, OPERA, REGALIA,
1O,OOOand LONDRES CIGARS, for sale cheap for
son streets iai3 ~
~ 0ll FEET OF GAS AND WATER
0O.OO,OPipe, from i to % inches diameter for
sale 10y by DUGAN Il JENKINS, No. 81 South Charles
s-eet, paIt. jyl0-f
100 0H0 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE;
LOO .OOOalso Galvanized Iron Pipe for sale hy
n.GAS d jim hlNS, IS Charles street. fe23-f
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Fail 2Oa0s.
Ae5s 9zssEa gs.z.:..::..n1 PHILADELPHIA,
As---HzS MINGTON AND

Ahrss'' p At Nh MN INGToN AND
IN and a,,o WI XXI 4 1R{RASGEIEh5!E!' 0AD
6Gaf4Hegha win ESbENTF 2 sTREsf r bRf6 81
EXFRE$$ fk&t% az SO 50 t 6eocf NJ
.n From % PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE M,1PN
inc ON i SEN MA VS. n All the trains connect
From De GRACE and a G1 6 Sated al
FOR sEAFoRD, DELAWARE.
mingon With sc n "fi n aa a o vii
N0TICE1A colored persons whether bond or free will
al fnoSa b 5ns ief 5spG1s White
p0ron oF tts rpd Dee ueJ Will be passed over any
MOTT wM CRAWFORD, Agent.
Il @ sE FOR THE
B1ITTNdfE AND of Hh4 RAf GE6 lTRoVTH
and after November 29th 1858, the trains will run as
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore-Ma Cexcept Sunday
fHE wEsf E5Ef fF hN6 Nj fl All f 4g M5
reaches Cumberland at $40 and Piedmont at no NJ and
through. eO0 '
FOR WAT PASSENGERS
Between baltimore and Piedmont take the $50 train
between Piedmont and Wheeling, and between Grafton and
ThE TB S ea lIsn Bs G 6a at 10
TIE ELIlG0TT$ MILL TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 20
a. NJ And $50 p NJ and Ellicotts Mills al $50 A. NJ and
Leave FR R5 waSh Z, Z } AED TIE soUTH
NJ On SSndaT nj az '4 Sg a. ~ and 30 and 1901
Baltimore az g. 10 and 745 A NJ and $40 and la5 r IT. On
at NJ only. The second
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect WIN
trains on the Annapolis Road ~ VIVA
FE EGr tieEe Of every kind information, &C. apply to t
ENUAND' Agent or at the Ticlet Office, Camden station
", p. SMITH,
7 NJ COr ~ Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent n27-tf
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Ia is;s9s.:s4 s.5S5:.5 I5s 3: :.sszsssa
FLNTER ARP1NGT YFNT
PASSENGER trains leave Calvert Station, Baltimore as fol-
FOE THE VEST
ls The Mail Train leaves daily SUNDAY excenod ,t X
A. NJ arriving at Harrisburg % r NJ there
,..,.,. PITTSBURG IND TIE WEST
Arriving in Pittsburg A. Leave pttsburg nv F
S20 r. Leave Columbus P NJ arrive in Cipcipnat
"a Inc Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily Sun
aayeXcepted) at $50 NJ, arriving at Harrisburg al
take supper ana connect with the Lightning EXrrss Train
over the Pennsy yana Railroad arriving Ia ptSlnr At e IN
A. NJ, Chicago at A. ST. Leave Columbus al ; n and ar
III CINCINNATI It S9 y and st. Louis IS0 P NJ
rms Train leaves at F. ~ connecting at HARRISBURG with
trains above. -e az A+'' 'iS'"Ib Win
SO hours to- ......:.......... crfTC,co
AZ q '''''..-.'....'......... CINCINNATI
'''.''''.''...' LOUIS.
FOR TIE NORTH
All MAI ram leaves Calvert Station at A NJ
Mllamsport at $50 p NJ, and Elmr at ~ p NJ where
2d The Buffalo and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
NJ Whamspor at L. 80 \. NJ, Emira nj 20 A NJ and
R TI a NY A " eonnecting at Emira with trains for
,,.nr YORK AND CANADA ~
Via t % IN trains Tor Suspension Bridge and thence
GANAnH A&B TIE We s iFr e FMS S6R f
IiCh III ana further and reliable information
OF Calvert and Franklin streets, Baltimore " "
m Iv,pNrp NJ, g. e. ADREoN, Superintendent.
.es 4. " N S al; Ticket Agsnt d25tr
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Business Garos.

TTTG G nfSS5Ns. 1r,,-, VIM KENNEDY JENKINs
"A a%n kS1 SAS SEFHA!t Dealers
mh2l,tf IA. CORNER PRATT AND CALVERT i,T' STREETS.
HUGH BOLTON 4 co.
rrHER Hfys d aShy E n1 SHB FEE S
PITCH SPIRITS TURFE ASSTHSH s1ss asn n nDSS'
w mSIsI GLASS AND PAINT REGsh hEs AND Oil,
RUNDLE / WILLIS, HENRY A' WILLIS
IL REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
BUY AND SELL LANDS, HOUSES Sc SECOND s mhiotf
GREEN l. YOE,
DEALERS II S cT5iSE FE KRONE C. Faee'
., AND FINE FAMILY GRoC Mlsfs i'i'' oNS'
fen-f No IS BALTIMORE STREET, Bait
lanes BOYD,
y REAL rSrAg g p gnP P.zg s7,r,,
aS92P 5 EsH k f H purchase Rs and s1s
y. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
All work entrusted to them Will receive their particular at
Job6ing attended to with punctuaity jaltf
MACDONALD & DUGDALE, 'A' DO'DAAA'
All the approved fERTlIzERs constantly on hand
!, AZ COR McELDERRY s WHARF AND PRATT ST.,
dit BALTIMORE.
~ CASSARD l. son,
VI PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERS,
AND DEALERS
PROVISIONS GENERALLY,
Nos. 407 AND 400 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
INST Baltimore.
UTHER J. COX & r. B. WARDEN,
- GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS,
NO 3JARvIs BUILDING NORTH ST.
real, ESTATE, ,GERESTY6 eRESTs, MORTGAGES, AND
nStf PATENT RIGHTS, &c, &c
T LYLE CLARK CO.,
a.. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
49, No. log W. LOMBARD ST.
til W. DUNCAN,
TEAS, WINES AND GROCERIES,
80, g. E. CORNER FAYETTE AND PINE STREETS,
ol6-f BALTIMORE.
TOHN H. O'DONOVAN, JR.,
- Manufacturer and Dealer in every variety Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS,
AND AGENT FOR THE SALE
OIL Y W II SKEYS,
au2S-tf 80 Cheapsde, Baltimore.
T A. DUSHANE,
q. C0AMSSION PAPER Dealer,
No. 40 SOUTH CHARLES ST.,
. near Lombard,
TOHN w. HOGG,
- ARCHITECT AND PRACTICAL SUPERINTENDENT,
FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS
Office 3 (up sairs) No. IL South street.
$50. (NEAE THE SUN BUILDING,)
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STREET,
IMPORTERS
~ BRANDlES, WINES, SEGARS &c
Otler for sale extensive assortment of N'
BRA n DIES:
j. liennessy 0tartl, Dupuy CO. Jean Louis ISL Sumo
nor old Cognac jules Robin Co; A Sci%nrtta Ii
purand Co-of various grades All in S Bonded Ware
houses. 'aNo " "ie-
WINES:
shGrry Madeira Port Sicily Lisbon, Burgundy and
elaaea mes III casks Also, Champagne, Caref and Hook
dala N -'oiaSIhho eor-
HOLLAND GIN, of Bicker's 'Grape, brand-of biebIv
approved quality London Brown Stout and Porter Scotch
and India Ale. Bordeaux and Marsees Sweet Dill Sar
dlneS MaGch9ni1 tGrmicelli, Olives, Capers &c, &c
&c INA SEGAfS constantly receiving from a number
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r. - frs:..;;;s.s. 49, FOR THE

follows: " u" ID
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore-Ma Except Sunday
AZ S@ A. NJ Express daily at 3 5 p NJ, for ALL PARTS OF
Llih WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST. The Mail
reaches Cumberland at $40 and Piedmont 10 p NJ and
lies over next morning. The Express goes directly
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WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS

tAEEEi . ~ - BLACK TEAS, &C.
SzzE8EG p. TIERNAN & son,
Offer for sale the following articles of their own
particularly for family use:
SHERRY INES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass
Port, In wood and in glass. 1890
MADEIRA WlNE-John Howard March's fine Madeira, in
wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK WlNES-Jahannesberge Steinberger Marcobrun-
her Ianinet ileb,frau- mich, Bronneberg, of 1916.
CHAMPAGNE WlNES-Moet and Chapdon's finest, in
quarts and pints. ' "
BRANDlES-Otard and Hennessys fine old pale and dark
Brandes.
RGMS3old and fine jamaica Antigua, Grenada, from
the Islands; imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN-The best quality-Tiernan brand-and
mixture of aromatic poison in it.
2tD half chests of the finest SOUCIIONG TEA
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Iiats, Yiquurs, &s.

EDWARD De coRNIs. wuII.u nocnn.
E95A DE COkMIS ROGERS, Lillian ROGERS
49,: sn,xnIss oI lS' Wholesale DEALERS IN
ENGLISH niI s. AND SCOTCH ALE AND P6RTER" ni'Ahi'
No Commerce street, Bait.
ES0WILLIAM F. GETTY,
Ss.,.SJ DEALER IN FOREIGN
SSSsa< AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
81 CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS,
ihVi5eS attention to his carefully selected
WINES,
ws the om him that article shall
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
oil all grades, constantly on hand jal2n
. ,e y $$tl HoSH Ssssfs5 e.
DISTILLERS OF DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
anu D'' FoREIGN LIQUORS,
invite the attention of puTe6 eSsy e s sto
9T9RS P3Ff R CHOICE ODD WsKSiEsYs 'P a
''0n 'o.' SWEET AP hHGi ieESf M TfSSrEses and
2fsGs &c Imported article all Of which
"a CHARLES H. ROSS l. CO.,
60 IMPORTERS ~ 3 p A a n DEALERS IN
bosp constantly in store and United States Bonded Ware
CoGYAC BRANDIEs
RoCa9E!iGat LHE$n"fH'i fyAS IS
Seignette, Pellevosn, &c
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape, Imperial Eagle &c
WINES,
champagne, Sherry, Port, Madeira Malaga &c
AMERICAN LIQUORS,
special attention Is solicited to their large stock of
un., OLD RYE WHISKEY, ~ "
Which cannot be excelled by any houSe in ,o T,;,a
son, Family, Pure r. Rye e1ieia' 'aeA'
Also, Imitation Sweet
,r,, MALAGA WINE
Which cannot be excelled by any house in the rn;td
States. ' "0"s' l" 'ne ohiteu
DOMESTIC BRANDY, GIN
PuRE SPlRlTS, RECTlFIED WIIISKEY
GINGER LAVEY DER AND
go WI LID CHERRY BRANDY
All guaranteed to give satisfaction will be taken back
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EslSli-~S OFFICE Oh ON MENTAL
u=zffE1Hs,~=aa STEAM TUG COMPANY.
The Company boats having been put in complete RUNNING,
are now prepared TO execute every description Of river
und hlrbor towing at the shortest notice 49,
The Company's BOATS follows:
Steamer llttESS, Captain Luke League
~, steamer lIuNESS, Captain A. H. League
me commanders experienced masters and every guar
ade tGh ior ne safety Of vessels in their charge The
rates OF lowage VIII he made reasonable furher ipfnr
mat on apply to the Captains board or OF the agent ~
jalSd 80 II X NJ P I0f ..ot
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EGA CPAS. McCOLGAN & BRO,
fs@Ej No SSARATOGA STREET
ESssE%S16 NEAR GAY
Have hand and offer for of the most annrovad
brands of both Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS. which tbev
are prepared to sell the Thay
ennmerae in part VIZ: BRANDES of different brands in
public stores; HOLLAND GIN; Port, Sherry Madeira and
MALAGA WINES; JAMAICA SPIRITS, of SUPERIOR nu,itv
IRISH Scotch and Pure Old Rye WIiISKEYS of fine auafv
and flavor klMMEl.I Sc, &c all of which the nha Ivy
invited 70 call and eXamne for themselyes ~ r III e
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Att0rntps.

HENRY P. BROOKS,
site fs R NORTH CALVERT STREET
SPRAGUE & ROOT,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OFFICE, No 5 BANK OF BALTIMORE BUILDINGS.
lractse IN all the Courts of Baltimore city mill
A TTORNEYS AT LAW.
N no. ANDREW STERETT RIDGELY,
Office No. Al R ST fAEt s GRAg5 Baltimore city,
Late States Attorney, Cecil county,
and Howard counties. fe2stf
THoMAs F. ROCHE,
Will practice in the Courts of Baltimore city and the adj
trusted to him. fel-Gm
A RTHUR L. ROGERS,
IA ATTORNEY AT Law.
LoUDouN COUNTY, ,r,r,
Attends PROMPTLY to the collection of claims
Iactcs in the Courts of LouDoUN, FARQUIER, and the
adjacent counties
Messrs. Hamilton Easter Co.,
Messrs. J, Edward Bird q Bro, ,,,ti,no,a
Messrs; Carey, Howe 4 Co,
Gem Conn 4 S'RR@ Rogers ESD IoudOun Va, jaalsm.
EDWARD W. BELT,
F E EfsG GR6Gssn a t. n all
the Court of Appeals. aug-tf
CHARLES E. PHELPS,
" NoaLA AMF BrILpfyG9 AT LAW
and HOWARD COUNTY -'l0'' fes Sid
w ]. WATERMAN,
w. 50 VEST AAyFq FaEfff # s hAMfh
E1-IN ALL BUSINESS PROMPT. s2tf
TT FRISBY HENDERSON,
l.. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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MietaIs, Yat0mate, 1T.

NJ EW II A r d w r e AND HOUSE
IN FURNISHING STORE
ANDREW REUTER- & SONS,
No. IS W. BALTIMORE STREET,
between Frederick and Gay SITS
0u STOCK consists OF complete assortment of fine IVORY
kNlEES and FORKS POCKET CUTLERY of the best ma
kerS RAZORS and SCISSORS of all deScripons Talors
Shears Of every size, French Cooks and Carving Knives
GTorkSGrewS and Champagne Nippers PLATED and BRI-
ANNIA WARE such as Forks Spoons, Tea Sets Pitchers
G Caste Coffee TINS Lamps and Candlescks Also fine
DOMINION COFFEE POT, JAPANNED WARE of ali de,
ScrPtons, Ice Cream and Jelly MOCDS, Fancy Japanned
Bird Cages Tea Cannisters, Brushes Fancy busters and
many other articles too mention Also, gene
Tools GUNS, &c ''''
The prices and quality of Goods will found equal to any
IN the city and the patronage the public respectfully
solCllCNl mh5rf
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5nsnra,te Guntual.ies.

u GENERAL INSURANCE. AGENT,
No 50 SECOND STREET.
THE fSEatk45H 1sstRHNqEE G5TP.Sv
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Fire Insurance exclusively
F. Ratchford Starr President Charles w. GoIe, Secv
THE GERHARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
, OF NEW YORK.
VIM d Waddington, President John r. Smith, Secv
FIREMEN,s FUND INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cash co;. OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Nathan Graham, President Henry Becciman, Secy
tb The s6H having been duly appointed Agent for
Ons for G ffGitsR SE EfsSSf fPp'a
Nessrs Alex Brown Sons; Messrs, oercfs urman
Eaton BROTHERS Co.. = EYP% patt Bi Bqobe eo'
mh9Olw &eo2w ''' Dio'ner'
A MEXICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Incorporated 5 By BBa stas o. MARYLAND ,ss
Tho 03PIiGEmNo 81 SECOND STREET, SECOND STORY.
city against damage BY f fire. Oh properly In inc
ne Directors meet daily to determine upon applications
il ARMSTRONG, President
,,,,,. - BOARD OF DIRECTORS
VIM VIM ] J,i KEENAN,, G 6 " ii HF Beglv,
VIM. Buehler, Saml. Kinks
m EP AD'aAaH' }Y.sfS $ $SsfSs sss,..,.r
-.
ENlRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY.
DIS. coURTENAY SsoS,
Houses, Furnitu e~ Warehouses Merchandise, and all
Kinds Of Property ed against Fire in FIRST CLASS
COMPANIES On ILL., ral terms.
Losses promptly adjusted
b1 Satisfactory references given. fe2l-tf
EXCELsI0R FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OF NEW YORK
Surplus Becembe 81 iss ss 60
. d. S. COURTENAY i SON Agests, $1,000
1e2l-f No. Carroll Hall.
GOODHUE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ OF NEW YORK.
Sash capital, (all paid in 5000 10000
olrpus december 81, lS5S %Ol0i4
Certified statement at office
.,,.. d. S. C0URTENAY &SON, Agents,
IeZIu No. Carroll Hall.
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IN OF BALTIMORE
Incorporated by the
STATE OF MARYLAND, ls49
OFFICE No. 30 SOUTH STREET
MYTH, ,,o,,r, New Building, opposite Second st.
THIS COMPANY INSURES EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
IN AND OUT OF THE CITY
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
Short assurances may be effected for single for
President.
49, BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Allen A, Chapman, VIM Woodward,
Henry N Bash George BARTLETT .
VIM. Head, Adam Denmcaj
John W Ross, Joseph W. Jenkins,
Edward >. Church, Thomas s. Benner,
JoD smith, George Small,
e,o.. JOHN r. MAGRUDER,
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Ia CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
RASj J. b. CIfARRON a. Co, AGENTS
FOR VINEYARD PROJECTORS

Have Just received and offer for sale very superior
lES vintage of 1911. Charron Pere ct fills Brand
Emie Belmont Co, Cognac Brandes, various yintages
BoeauN Claret Wines from low finest grades; Brgun
dy Wines, from medium very best grades produced in
France superior White Wines Champagne Wine, various
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHlSKEYS of prime
qualities.
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid.
Also, consignment, bbls very old and prime Monon
Sahela Rye Whiskeys 10 bbls. very old copper distilled
Bourbon Whiskeys; 200 bbls fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Whskeys to which invite the attention of those
doors of Hanover on5.tf
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CoFFINs, co EtYS ; WORSE
CARvFRS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
COM POSITION ORNA MENTS
No. IL CLAY ST. NEAR PARE
BALTIMORE

Having commenced the manufacture Of C0FFTNS, they
oher to the trade, Wholesale and Retail! complete assert
rnent Of MAHOGANY AND WALNUT COFFINS, made Of
NE best seasoned materials and of the most approved pat
ems These Collins being made 10 he AIKEN APART
or great Inducements to the Country Trade they can he
spped at SINAI expense, and to the city they
occupy bat small and in fire be
out exposure
DOR cal L. Law Enrl nrtns I,In Mn.
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Freight received daily until oclock
NJ Duplicate receipts for freight required in all eases
fe24-tf los .IAVES r. vi I'D u ,r5,+

Ea.xIEa FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
s1sS1szsyzArrhe steamer WEI SELnEN, W. b. Kirwan,
Hapan VIII resume her fredericksburg and land
l WEr on N ,kap2hann@ck leaving Baltimore from her
WI 4 +, Foot OF SOUTH STREET. on
VIII e@ye fredericksburg at clock FRIDAY MORNING.
oh v al continue TO leave Baltimore EVERY tt ESDAY
ana fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the scaso
ErcSht OF every description taken rates Horses
Catue ana Live Stock generally, handled with care and
comfortably accommodated Through Goods punctuay at
received ~ - - ~ 49, 81" '-''-' IN SUM aS
-, - nf9rnatipn fsight passage, apply in Baltimore
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-24
Public Lands to Actual Settlers.

We have several times heard inquiries in re- gard to the act of Congress donating public lands within the Territory of New Mexico to actual settlers. The enactment, which was adopted in July, 1854, grants l6O acres of land to every white male citizen of the United States, or every white male above the age of twenty one years, who has declared his intention to become citizen, now residing in New Mexico, and who was so residing prior to lst January, 1853; and to every white male citizen of the United States and to every white male above the age of twenty-one years who has declared his intention to become citizen, who should settle within the Territory prior to the lst Jan, 1858, the same law also grants l60 acres of public land. No claim to any such donation is valid unless the land has been or shall be settled on, and cultivated for four successive years; and no such donation claim is allowed to interfere in any manner with any claim re- cognized by the Treaty of Guadalupe-H -Hidalgo
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-24
Our Indian Policy.

The following extract from a letter written by Ex-Governor J. w. Denver, of Kansas, now Commissioner of Indian Affairs, upon the pol icy of our national government toward the Indian tribes, concdes entirely with sentiments hitherto enunciated by us through the columns of The Arizonian. The experience of Con- missioner Denver entities his opinion to much weight:
 "My opinion is that the proper course for the Government to pursue toward these Indians would be to assign to them small reservation, furnish them with an instructor, and the means of cultivating the soil, and then require them to support themselves. If they have settled habitations, give them the lands they occupy, but in no instance to give them money annui- ties or other presents, except such as may be necessary to carry on their farming or agricul- tural operations. Every one must admit that the system heretofore pursued toward the lndi- ans has proved a most lamentable failure Taking them as a mass, they are not as we'll off to-day as they were half century ago, not withstanding more than fifty millions of dollars have been expended by the Government in efforts to civilize, to say nothing about the ex- penditures and exertions of other parties. h. stead of civilizing, it has converted much the larger portion of them into paupers, who rely on the small sums of money paid to each once or twice year for subsistence, and which gen. orally draws around them some of the very worst of the whites.
 Naturally disinclined to labor, they rely on
 the Government for support, and thus we have
 gone on year after year, building up vast
 pauper establishment without comforting any
 corresponding benefit Our presents attract
 the cupidity of the whites, and the Indian hay
 ing got rid of his share, sits down and listlessy
 ekes out miserable existence until the next
 payment is made, when the same thing is done ! t. over again. Thus there seems to be no likeli- hood of termination of this pauper system, but with the extinction of the whole race.-
 Some change is necessary in order to stay their downward course, and in my opinion the first step to be taken is to teach them to labor. This can only be done by making their sub sistence depend on their own exertions 1 know of no reason why the Government should be required to support the Indians in ideness, while the whites are compelled to labor for a livelihood At all events, our present system can hardly be changed for the worse, unless it } should be determined to increase the money an nuities"
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-24

MEXICO Since the establishment of the Republic, thirty-seven years ago. this beautifully governed country has had fifty-six Presidents! or rather, that was the number at our latest dates, fortnight since How many have been added since, we cannot with certainty know until the arrival of the next steamer Santa Anna, it is said, has been invited to return to Mexico by Gen. Miramon, whose policy is al- together beyond our comprehension. His course is certainly very cratic
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-24

*I would not like to make such extravagant statements on my own authority, however satisfac- tory the testimony might be to myself, for the abundance of silver in Sonora is beyond the belief of most men. But, fortunately, have, in Wards "Mexco," an authority that cannot be disputed The work is accessible to all my readers. The thor was charged by the British government with examination of the mines of Mexico.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-24

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The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-24

sWAHD, vol. ii. P. 57S.