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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-01-04

T,HIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
Il assorted sizes, just received, and for sale,
by JOHN X. ELyANS 4 CO.,
te7 Aim Washington, D. c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-01-04
Nolice fo a-redifors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscrib-
In er has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Montgomery county letters testamentary on
the personal estate OF
GREENBURY HICKMAN,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased, are hero
by warned to exhibit the same with the youch-
ers thereof, TO the subscriber, on or before the
9th day Of October, 1861 otherwise, they
may, by law, be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Persons indebted TO said estate,
are requested to make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF Octo-
ber 1860. JOHN T. VINSON,
dee l4--4t Executor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-01-04
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Law Partnership.

ID ICHARD j. BOWIE 4 JOHN T. VIM
w SON, of Rockville, Montgomery county
Md, have entered into copartnership in the
Practice of the Law.
'hey will practice in the Court Of Appeals
Of Maryland, and in the Crcnit Courts of
Af1g Arundie, Howard and Montgomery coun-
and in the Circuit Court Of the District of
fsAai q. RICHARDsJ. BOWIE,
JOHN 7 vINSON.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-01-04
THOMAS CI.AGETT,

late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the youcb.
ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
18th day Of December, 1861 otherwise, they
may, by law, be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Persons indebted TO said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this lth day Of Deem
Der, 1860. CRATIC CLAGETT,
dec l4--at Executor.
, 1861-10-21
4 Frenchmnn King in Chill.

The Emperor Of the French eau now hail a
Frenchman as brother monarch. 4 uey dy-
nasty Of kipgs has been founded in South
AmeTica By IN enterprising native Of the De
partment Of the Lot ct Garonne, in France,
named 0Eelie Antoine de Tounens, who has in
SOLEMN form proclaimed himself king ofArau
cania. He has been for six years among the
tribes in the southerntpart Of Chill, whose chief
he had become, and among whom he appears
to have obtained such influence as to induce
them to submit to his authority. He has a.
euned the style and title Of Oralie-Antolne l.,
and has granted o constitution to his subjects.
This constitution establishes the attributes
Araacaniaa ptople, and tas equallty q al i PEI: @
sons in the eye Of the Law. The country is d.
vided into departments and commnnes, with
projects, prefectorial councils, municipal couH-
els and SO on, after the most approved style
Of French administrative practice. The right
Of succession to the throne is established in
the line Ct the direct descendants Of his Ms1es.
ty; but in case Of his dying without issue the
crown will devolye on one Of the members Of
the family, in anch order as shall hereafter be
tstlb1iEh he'd By roya1 ordinance.
, 1861-10-21

Ten years ago that most eatimable man Of
Massachusetts, William Ware, now {deceased)
wrote book about Europe, in which, while
praisiDg the English people for many good
traits, be denounced the national habit OF
Can't" as shcwu in the gragest matters,
thus: "They lecture the virtues and duties of
Peace, and without scruple will let loose the
dogs OF VAT whenever their cottons, their
woouers, their iron or thel1 opium are inter
fered With. They are filled with very girtuous
indignation at the continued existence of
American slavery, although it was they who
planted it here, and that too against our most
earnest remon6trances, while At the same time
they swallow without difficulty the slavery Of
$50 GOO, 600 Of Hindoos; they give suppers
and breakfasts on Sundays, whereby armies
of servants are detained In personal attend
ance on their masters throughout the day, and
for rreterce stop the Sunday mail, that Ill
tie various operatives connected herewith
may 60 to church snd say their prayers. They
are ead1y panied that Americans should love
The dollar 50 p el-the only difference being
that their love Of the pound is the came, only
five times as much.n So much for English
cant,
, 1861-10-21
L Narrow EacADe.

Blondin had na:row tsequeak" of it few
weeks Ego at the Crystal Palace, England.
It is related that he came upon the stage, the
band struck up a lively march, and tie per-
fioor beneath, commenced. With a steady
step, the acrobat paced the first few yarda Of
his cord, then with marvellous agility quick.
ened his steps into round run, when, with a
crush, his POLE weighing 60 pounds, snapped
in the centre; the slight rim of iron attae aed
With easy SKIN astzide the rope, and, graaplrg
It with bis thighs, was safa. The pole hung
In two p1eces IRON the cord, held together
only by the clasp Of Iron. While his attend
arts hurled to and fro to procure assistance
be alone remained calm, with courage ani
coolness which it #as impossible to fegazi
without admiration. He gradually raised th.
broken pieces, bent double IS they were, ami
with his shattered and Unbalanced pole b
sgain stood up and walked the remainder 0
fka dfsf4rrn-
, 1861-10-21
Seizure OF ContrahanA Goodk.

100000 A~NAAEAAA~~A4~
Yesterday morning Nj. staunus, Surveyor
Of the port "coptiseated" one keg Of Tiae
bean sold By Wholesale house in this city,
aud addressed to Stone d Co, Marietta, Mo.
They were lying in the depot Of the Western
road, awaiting shipment Gase City.
16M.
B The clipper ship Great Republic, hav
rg received on board 500 hores, hanled ONT
in the stream on Monday evening With part Of
her crew on board. The proceedings Of ho!sttng
In the reluctant animals (Which had broad
band, or sling, placed around them for the
pn1poae) attracted many spectators. In spite
Of kicking and sauealing, all were got on
board without serious accident,-M. Y-]our1az
Of Commerce.
- Population Of the whole British En-
pire as given BY the latest official authorities ::
Home Islands 20 ,250, 900; North American Colo
pfee, 3,675, Goo; European possessions, so, 600;
West Indies and Guiana, 1000, 900; African
Colonies, SIC, 600; Mauritius, Hong Kong, &C.,
2S0,000; Australasian Group, 1875 900; Cay
tai, 174, 10000.
, 1861-10-21
The Canadian Pfes9 on SeW1fasa Cir

The Canadian Pfee9 on SeW3fas& CIR.
Eu1AFs
Both the L<ader and Glo6e newspapers OF to-
Gay deyote each lengthy article to Stewards
circular. The Leader Gays;
aH preparations Of this nature are to be
carried On, on the South shore, British po1er
cannot be an idle spectator ofWofks avowedly
intended to be a menance against Its domin-
IONS"
The Globe sags " the Federal Government Is
txercisipga wise discretion, which We Of the
British Empire, coneidering our aatecedents,
should be the last to impugu."
, 1861-10-21

~ Gardiper's Rheumatic and Neu-
:n'Cs crnwu7d is eoslaya taie snd r .a pe5msneEt
A1 iSeKEsAL te.ce5r. dr1t1Eg ont and entirely e1a-
icatnz the ttsEAFe requiring no change + dies Or
31s!eea sod u.Ay b taken by children and persons
nc cttate cna11ttE!! Is E1sh re7.ect astetJ
!tlizcnfat Ike the foiot tr ,-hun5rsGs Of theE-
hc oot4-nea from persons Eeu known. Who freely
1ly1 tell l. EF1unuy Il :ts bthsH
Gh. 3I1c-s 5-heCzpatic and Neuralgia Compound IL
be n.st ne ,c.1e fo- he disease Lever sAw.~
CHARLES A. SMITH,
Eo.1 Cid State Ho1se, bosto1-
..fcs Fl ie..Eg T,th areu9atsm tEentY yeaFks
,1d being 1olr1tl to MY bel seTersl w2eEE last
Zig. Eas sc1.rely cured E1h two bottles Of Gar
.utss IIc1-naHc and EeuEals 4 Compound"
NORMAN 7. AT EES, + f5arkInet Boston
-6aylng oeen eonstant sufferer rom NesTa1E1a aFaa
aEn 70 the t ia1 q pznberees remedies without OBJ
-, ire c.ei, II n.iucea by it5ad 10 trE Ga-d-
.-,'F I4henE1astc aad Neuralgia Compound have
a.kec b1x ott bot, le. and au ent.fety well.
.. y. BAXTER Dry Goods Detler,
No. Appleton Block. Lowell. Aas&.
Eo7 tsle bY J. H. JOHNSON, corner Stste and fan-
o'r5 stret Chicago ~hols:ale R@d rstail ag:nt ier
re Hurthweetern 6tAtHA B r. LANDUE. Agent
TIE t-sde eu1. 1et1, ty1at11Y
, 1861-10-21

A GASDER FOE TIE TMEs.-1{.. Lyman
Chase, who lives near the mouth Of Chebacco
Pond. Essex, Massachusetts,, owns 4 gandr,
which chsses eYery one who enters on his
premises, aud t1eata them nitb The ntnost
Contempt. A few days since he gaYe chase to
Mr. Chase's cow, and csught her ty the nose
and threw her to the ground HI. Chase's
prered to be wild goose chzse. fer the gan.
der tu1ned and gave chase to tie dog, 3nd
caught him By tbs nape Of the neck aud ctr
RED him aome diatsnce before he coald free
b4mpclf Mr. Chase thinks Of sending him tc
Waakinetoa, In c.se Of n attack by the rab
ella cn tie CAPITAL. Vito 111ows bz. he Eoa.i
eE::!e .ke co1L:EJ.
, 1861-10-21

y r. CRANE IL BROTHER,
lGs Manufacturers and Dealers In ali desc1ip-
tiors Of
PIPES FOR STEAM, GAS Ind WATER,
Together With every variety Of Fittings for the aae-
stean1-Bo'ers and Boiler Flues. Steam and Water
GRug.s Steam, Power sud HAno P1mpA
STEAM AND HOT WATER APPARATUS
For waruiE Buildings Hotels. Factories, Churches
ind Dwellings, Particular nt+ention given to Email
Iron 81 d BraSB Castings and Babbtt Metal.
oc16Ges1~sm 1Ge WEST LAEEST. CHICAGO.
, 1861-10-21
educational.


WESTERN UH1ON COLLEGE hse been located at
FULTOE, ILL. and will oPe1l Primary Academic
1nv CoNeg1ate Consses On Sept 18Th. 1se. The Gol-
iege has twelve experenced ssaceeEs. "a rough sp.
and sei1unc eoGEsea The a5sst school oaIlalngs u
hpe GJ mnasinm- aod n any Other 4dvHntasEs xoich
slould claim she attention q arent1 II sruction II
German uae: also, IN AETlLLEEX 1EFAATRX AID
Ee1FL1 TAcTIca, SwoRp. BA1oNaT Ard 6YNsAsTIo
k11Ec1exA CotMoH ZoTAy1 AND FAECF DE111 IN.
% Uniform. TERMS SITS per tch6tl year for board
furnished rocu. tuel lghts yashin z and tuition u
81 bosrustz nnd:r tie same Eool With a9d tae eo9,
g. COVERT. Prestteo t Fulton, III: ~ Eso72m
, 1861-10-21
The Baggage Of VIM. O. Preston C6n-
iBcRx&d. .

This morning Mr. George Bisbee gnve infor-
nation to the Surveyor Of the Porr, that two
q more large cases belonging 10 VIM. y.
Preston, late United States Minister to Spain,
and now General in the rebel army, had been
brought to this port by the ship Germans,
dom Ha7re. The cases were discovered while
the cargo Of the ship was being discharged,
yesterday. One Of the packages is very large,
probably containing Pres:on's diplomatic car
The cases have all been remoTed to +he public
store, where they will, without doubt, be con,
fiscated as rebel propsry,-N. 7. Com, Ad,rT.
tistT, 11fh.
, 1861-10-21
45atutGrH.
EY n e T. ALMINI.
u
Frescs and Decorative Faiaters,

1V1 "N@"AE7*s<3AW1* W3]$ 'N1A430H<VVs
EKEsCo AnD DEcuRkT1yK rAMTxa
Ii rs Fazao7at DkRi1x NaAk nd IfhkaR48 II 1tst
ax4 Eeg&4e1ces- AsA ~ MeG4W II Ea1taAsA -
hc He1lk - n C43eAEet I1e2caA ~ este! es3Se1
Va also kfTe gtct &:$&o4o1 70 ~ 63AtHtnt q Ho9p
md MArhtes, and tzl1akt yser ak4Ma oc1HAs& a 90
e!& M 3g$a4 + M4nE1 u. xsa,xexsx<t
, 1861-10-21

~ Jayne's Ague Mixture Is sn IN
;siA.l, repsSy for Fever and Aqua, I'll. ezp@r1eucs
81 u sny JearD IN almost every cunate. ,ves thst
~here uEed IN t1cl accordance with The dirtcuons 1t
yarr}y failed t. cure-aot only breaking the chis
but by removing the morbid habit OF tia systcn-
'TtvcptfnC tic recurrence Of the disease
Fever s%nd -A6uey
Though not IL itself dxneerour IF apt unless speedily
eruoved. to nave t1cA rC1dc!ous effect on tie sEs
TEN. ~ to cnsender disorders much more oaneful
than 1.se and whca not only render the a1er life OF
.1e Patient m!se-ab1e, but are n themselves often
'htai- a prompt azd tfectual remedy Is therefore
what L. waited, and is sGcA
n. .. jzyne1s Asue Mixture
II confidently Recommended
For Eale 1,y Mek,rs- FULLER & FINCH. Eos. Il
ssc Is Market street. Cb;eako SIG hg Agents through
mt Ire coun,rY ocs g-6Eu
, 1861-10-21

c# Dr.. Ives Hair Color and Res
1a..vc Is the ozly re1sbe Ha:r Restorative that sue
-"eFul teters the EztnrG colur and Ceauty to hxir
.hs1 f.t betc1ie grey, With only few applications
4 @ihor. dseinE or cua7tnE tie eED Il pItVeatA
-nlIT II TIE resp.
MI Escy cue q tie rEbEshe-s OF the chic ago City
- aave seen Dr. Ives Aasr Color ard Restorative
"ed an: eeeEs 4 . be the best arte&e eEc. intro
.IeeG into the West anywhere e1Ee- It euftgns
.r'I5 :he h.:r rcetozse Il TO ta former color an9
IT,. IAdts ilEe It, Price. 81 per hottie Western De-
ant IVES ORIG STtRE. No !!s3 5out1 CLARK etreet,
;eicA.o: Crdesp strictly 6t:ecdsd %. Address L J.
IVES Chicago, se513m r
, 1861-10-21

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas,
j. James ". Cochran, Of the City Of Chicago, Cook
signed as Trustee, 4 Deed Of Trust Of The premles
h, rer after described onecnre the payEett Of nee9
of Trust beaIs date tie frst day Of August D. s5s
ana s recorded IN tie Recorders 0mce Of said co99
and, whereas defauit has been sde u TIE payment
tached and belonging and application has bean made
t. By the legal holder thereof to sell said premises
under said Deed Of Trust Tor the purposes therein e1
p1eesed.
fev, public nohce l. he1soy given = s3ss e.
Ccuft Honse il the City Of Chlcago. IN said County
OF Cook to the hGhest bidder for eash fcT tne P9r.
O'Clock at noon on the 75th day OF October l61 tne
eaa.ea IN sad Deed Of Trust describe %.
Eubdiyk1on Ct Lot number eight, "a b1oek nampe{ f
twenty four in the oEig1a Iown e 9! G1cas u
I1iEoIs. George stosA-Aft taGS19tt IL II
, 1861-10-21
.FurI1ittlrG
I ESTER d CO.'S PATENT

8eat1g and Vdht1141ng fn28ee,
Fer Houses Churches. schcsl HcuseA Public HIM Ae
rh4s Furnace has Deen 70 thoroughly Hle& In ~
1ncsitT shat particular notice nos necessary. II
poitt Of economy IN fnel eheApneas II coAt ax1
Br51p, c. @. Hammond y. n. F1z!en, JOIN Il Va
Iane, Carter B&qeE. 34ar1. md Rey: Den1ts D. IN.
Fesur. Esqrs- of Rocttord. Address II. g. LY5IKR
Post OMce Boz Ss. Onate No. 81 LAsatle sweet
, 1861-10-21
Ra4roaeS. ]:
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL-

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL-
N1 HO&Q
GREAT CENTKAL KQUTk TO EEM YOEE. HEW
EEGLAkD AND THE CAHADAs-
On md after SUNDAY, Arg. 11tA, 1s1. feanH lsGJs
the krest CenfEAl Depot loot q 1ake sEeet q
TtVe At Detroit ~ p. II !; 6%1pe111xA
Bridge. 4ae l. n Albany ~ =. II
New Tork 10 2. II; RoAtoa. l1:{s r. II.
HAtnTdtyJ as1fye It UaAntt t.a9 A. Il !:
CTo<onto, s?S2 2. l.; Montreal 12M 4
-'8ngpenuon Bridge Or BufR1o, so Z. n ,
Albany, a23 a Il; KaW Iork, 80 l. Il;
Boston, 1870 2. n.
Cincinnati TFairs VIA II, C. Rallroed leave Chicago
at 74l0 a. N, MAJ Train; So F: NJ Fast Express;
errtye II Chicago 1t roo a II: Fast ExpteaA and
14e4& Elkht Nail Train:
The SOD i. II Tr1to leaving ChttaZo runs through
to Etnctnn9h Without change Of ca1s OF hakgsge.
EAHAhuryA Patent 1uHtert ara run on Day Expra9o
1sa,za. fesfnt sleeptsE csJs "a % 81 nizht trsfts
THRoGGH 1ICKkT3 fer sale N Ill principal R4n
road Offices n the West 1t the 6a1enA oface cosnss
Lake snd Dearborn ftreeh {r0der tho Tremou1
House Chicago, and At tue Depot
r n. RICE. General Superintendent.
J. g. 4. BEAN, Western pas& Art
, 1861-10-21
DE1ltigt$' Gar1E.
ALBAUGH. DENTIST.

M II. AIBAUGH, DEN IIoI,
street, Successor tc Fuller 4 AlbauKh,} would fe.
specErly inform the public shst d m1y ilhe found
e7e1y department. Of Dentistry. whether in FILLING,
CLKlSIHa, EKTEAcE188. RK6ULA11N9 Or the insel-
ton Of AETu1uIAI TxE1H specimens Of al 6nd3
work can be seen at his ofhce- Charges moderste.
, 1861-10-21

. y h IL S.
FEEIGHT3-
By this route Ffe1Ehts Of al descriptions cAn be 10
warded fruu Philadelphia, New TorE Boston Of Bal
Enore and rom sn7 point the ta1ltoads o. 0hlo
Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, WfHcoHsin, iowa Or MiE
BonI1 BY RAILKoAD p1KECE
The Pennsylvania Eai1road also connects at Fits
burg with RtesmerH by which go1ds be forwarded
to any pe5t on ths 9nq s Aassa3SHm Rent9eSy Ten
MBscur. Ksntas, Arksnsas snd Fed Kvers; and 4
Cleveland. Send1sky and Chicago. with steamers 70
al ports On the Northwestern LAkeA
Merchants sud shippers entsEShng the transports:
ton ct their Freight With this Company rely with
conhaence on 1ts speedy transit
THE ATES OF FRk1GRT to and from ANY point
in the Weat By the Pennsylvania Ra1lroad are at II
times as farQr2bie charged bg other Railroad
Companies,
F Be particular to nark p2ckazea WA PRKHA
r."
T. J. ENEHDER. Philadelphia
LEIGH CO. Nc ABtol House. or No. souse
william street. NeE York.
LEECH d CO. No. u Etate Street, Boston.
H a H1UHToN, General Freight Agent, Phta-
L, 1. AOUPT. General Ticket LEeHt Ph11s
EEDUH LEWIS, Gen. Supt Altoona. Pa. jAnl '60AY
, 1861-10-21

TNRUSYEES SAIE.-W hefe3s,
l. On 1he second day Of Fsb1nsEy a -. ?; y ~ "!
Deed az Trst Of that date the real estate here
icsfter d scriced which duly recorded n the r.
icoss IN BodE Of T!ast Deeds. Page 145. to secure
Tie nasment OF one rronI.eory note In said deed Of
t1tt Particularly described.
And Tkers a. default has been Eade In the payment
Ct said note Ia said Trust Deed mentioned a4d apRn.
efa her Of said note to seu The zeal estate In said
NoE terefore II PURSUANCE Of the power OF sale IN
saad Deed Of Trnst eonatned and IN execution there
Cf ptfc nc tee hereby given that Tuesday, the
tEent5:n3neth GzY Of Qctohez, a. Q. 1851 as 10 O'Clock
IN O. teTe q said day he undersigned Trustee
Honse Ia INC City Of Chicago It public auco9 t. ne
highest bidder for eaa the real estate IN sai1 IEass
teree ts. IN B!oek ruDneF hye %, IL H:eEaif snd
Hsldt IN ans Ftrst Addition to the Town q Monns
the PRIVILEGES tfereuntp beiopstng ana Al 11sht
ttle and equity Qt Redemption Of the ~ hs1a grantof
therein ISAAC 2. SHELDON.
Chitaxr, October 1st 1sst. oc5EBo4H
, 1861-10-21

IMPORTANT TO ALI. CON-
i CKKNED;aa hoxAs r Woop G. axe 1seeE-
tax lkEgs invotee q frtnca alssA es tted bI 49,
2Ec, Psssta. VasntsSes, Ilssesd g eSgss .Ss61ad
~ ia s q a sas5 s. asasi lsW 20 COS. e III -.
1o{rS street ChitAko A22H-1
, 1861-10-21

DRINE BARLEY MALT Al
1 Ways ca sAea I'D Pr peia q. iowazs c..a
1rsc,a: slso s&eAHoe faa4t Mar = 9sruA
a. g. k0E2Z.
aas-.zL 1yQ0EA x EsAAa 6Hndfrt.
, 1861-10-21

GALENA d CHICAGO UNION
~ RAuFsOAD.-5PKMe ARRANaKMK1T.
On md after Monday. April 1fsh. 1a61. tr11n1 VII
leave WelIs strest depqt g folloVe Sundays aKeep:
FreepoFt warren aalena, Dqale1tbs Dub1qqs sad ~
terroed!ate poann. 3.4& A. n. snd $50 T. 4 foE
points: 100 r \. toE EI&a. ge1.1deFe Eocttord: aEd
@ediate poin& Passenxer1 9or Beloit md Jseez7fle
vim take tht 1-z6 A. n Train. PAssenGe1a for Cr11sA
mediAte potata. VII tAke the 90 T. II Ea;a,
4' + b. TAIGOTT. Gen sapT
RN NBKKLKR Gen Passenger Ag't III
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-21

"forED AGAINST THE WAR."-On the day of the
election gentleman riding towards the Trappe
met an old friend Gaming from the election, and
accosted him thus: "Hallo, Sammy, where have
you been?" "l've been IL the election" Sammy
responded. chow did you vote?" 81 voted against
,as oar." So it was all over the county The
honss people were made to believe that we should
pave war in ten days." if they voted for con-
venhtlon, and they "voted against the war;" It is
mus TO impose upon the conding igno.
tSa y, we pJJfi The man who would thus deceive
lne poor would De the last to defend them if real
danger was imminen..-Easton Star. '- 'A'
rarnEsD LUXE OF WsLLIse a THE ENGLISH Gov
country is impossible under existing
care whether it is ogarcy ar
ernment OF the country, the protection of the yes
privileges ana property of its subjects, and the re,
guiation Of the thousand matters which renn;. -
regulation In our advanced and artificial state of
society, are impracticable as long as such delibe
rative assembly exists as the House of Commons
with al the powers and privileges which it has
amnsssa IN the course ofthe last two hundred years
VieferiG. "''''A"' - ""'
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-21

by reference to another column it will be seen
That the great lawsuit, involving the title to the
New Almaden Mine, in California, has been de-
cided In favor of DIessrs. BARRON, FORBES & Co.,
the parties who have been in possession of the
property for the past fifteen years. OF the
merits OF this important case we cannot speak, as
1t has fortunately never fallen within the line of
our duty TO read the voluminous evidence and the
elaborate arguments under which the truth has
long lain well nigh smothered. But as the Fed
eral Government has been indefatigable in its
efforts TO defeat the successful parties, and has
vainly exerted all its influence and resources in
the endeavor 10 compass that result, we may
fairly presume that substantial justice has been
done by the decision OF the Court. At all events,
1t is q matter of congratulation to all, save the
counsel on either side, that the case is at an end
aud that the mines are now likely 10 be actively
worked, and their store OF wealth still further de-
veloped.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-21

The address of Mr.. LINCOLN yesterday, IT, New
York, although, like all the rest of his perform
ances, extremely wanting in good taste and dig
nifty, is free from those limitations of a coercve
policy which characterized his speeches at Indian
apolis and elsewhere. Whether this change of
tone indicates change of purpose or not,
cannot, of course, be determined until we see
the development of the policy of the in
coming administration. 1t is rumored, on
good authority, that his present relicence
on political topics, is owing 10 despatch which
he received at Albany from certain of his political
friends in Washington, who earnestly besought
him to be more guarded in what he said. If this
be SO, it is evident that he has been prudent
enough TO act upon their advice. His enforced
silence, at this iuncture, is nevertheless no proof
that his views, with respect TO coercion, have IN.
dergone the slightest modification.
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EMPORIUM OF ART

JAMES FRYER invites attention to the very extensive
assortment of Looking in store suitable 70,
every position and Of all sizes.
Aantel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do oval and square
Cornices, Tables, Brackets, Coasos, &c, at unequaei
prices
The latest English and standard French EugraYngs al
WAYS in stock.
Particular and undivided attention is given to the deDart
ment of PICTURE FRAMES Also frames for Miniature.
Photographs Portraits, &C.
FRYER'S Galleries,
No 81 South Calver ri street
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The CONFERENCE CoNvENTIoN.-In our report of
the proceedings of this body in yesterdays paper,
it was enormously stated that the Convention ad-
journed until the 9Th of March, whereas the 18th
of that month is the date at which the body is to
convene again.
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AAEH's DINING Rooxs.

AAEE's DINING ROCKS
No. ia W. BALTIMORE s7aEz1,
Near North street,
Under the management OF the Proprietor who will her,
after give his personal attention to the house.
The bill of fare will include all the subsantias as vel
as the decacies Of the seaSOnhayg made
to be supplied with all kinds Of GAME as they come in
season.
On hand, fine lot Of BIRDS which will be served M
short notice.
~ AANNS CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the rear Of this house entrance either from Baltimore
street or No. so Fayette street.
au29-f q n MANN p-o7,i,,.x
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New GooDs.
GABRIEL D. CLARK
A CARD.

GABRIEL D. CLARK,
For Holiday presents has for sae every description of
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE at hi
store corner OF Calvert and Water streets. d2O-tf