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EE OH! YES! Oh! YES!-RECRUITS
Kentucky Colonel Geo. A. Peter and Lieuten, n
ant, Color el S. Il Wilmer. ONE MONTHS PAYM
IN ADVANCE. Recruiting Office corner of Vine "
and Bah er-sts, up stairs 'Ro'l up TO the Res "
cue - /. + MCFARLAND,
G. T. F0BRISTALL,
@. T. BELL,
oco3.f Recruiting Officers
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A. EYsrEu, Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
Nos s43 and 27l Central avenue.
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WeOdlnp and VIsItlnQ Oards,

Engraved aud Printed, 81 and Presses; Do IA Rus
6HIPLEY BdITn,
lHUceessoH g. Il. h. shipihN hro..l
- u Sst kVsf - -astSsts
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So You can save 100 per cent. by getting PIC
lures at MEEKERs ClRte Applegate's) Gallery cor
ner Of Fifth and Main. seH.u
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Cedfsh, Mackerel, &c.
ARMY suffers, AttentiOnl

w stock OF Ruled Zap, Letter and Commercial
Note Papers of various qualities at very low Prioes
NIXON, CHATFIELD WOODS,
Wholesale Paper Warehouse,
ssl7-u ~ and 20 WaiDut'st.
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RI- You can save 800 per cent. by getting your
Likeness at the new Star Gallery, 26 Fifth st.
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Fine Book Papers.

OUR STOCK OF BOOK PAPERS, CONF
u PRlSIN9 the various sizes, Qualities and
prices is very large and complete. Printers wfa
hpd lt to their advantage to examine our stock BE-
ioio NIXON CHATFIELD WOODS,
seI7.tf ~ and 10 Walnut-st.
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Printers Flat Cap.

WETR HAVE FULL STOCK OF WHITE
w and Blue, Woye and Laid Flat Gap, H. IL 9
and is lbs Of superior quality, at low prices, FOR
sale by NIXON, OHATFIELD a WOODS,
sel7.tf ~ and 20 Walnut-Ht.
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ERAThING-ROOMsA AND GYMNAsIOM

Warm, Gold, Shower and Plunge Baths Rooms
open from four In the morning uutil ten at night.
Membership for one o.
tnluhuoh As
. Apply TO L.; N0RTOb, Secretary, at the L0a -
Bank or at the GYmnAsium.
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Castor Oil

= BRLs. CASTOR OIL, ON CONsIGN-
' JAS. A. FRAZER CO.,
ocl9 Nos. GO and 6S WalDut'st.
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REBEL KENTUCKY TROOPS.

On Monday evening last, says the Abing-
don Democrat another company of gallant
Kentuckians, well mounted and armed, ar
rived in our town. They are from Bourbon
in number, and commanded by Captain
Desha. On Tuesday morning they were
mustered into the service of the Confederate
States by Colonel A. O. Moore, and are going
through regular drills, preparatory to active
service in the field.
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l.. NJ. s. G. s. x. r.. R.

msv. TRA AIMS FOR CA1IP DENNIs9N
A8 leave Cincinnati at and 300 A. MI
q; 3, $50 aud q P. NJ.
RETUBNIEG-Leave Camp Dennison at S;1O
and $40 A. M, 3:d5, RiO5 and P. M.
Hopnd trip Tickets will be sold for 70 cents;
my26-tT E W. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
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Cranberries.

- BRLS. CRANBERRIRs IN STORE,
II II Tor sale by JAMES A. FRAZER q co.
ocI9 GO aud 6es Walnut st.
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The eASTRoL0GER Of the NINETEENTH Century,
No. 80 East FIitb-street,
AD Canfield BertramI
Dealers in Coal and Coke,

NO. 1877 EAST FRONT.STHEET,
Have on hand supply of Youghiogheny, Peach
Orchard and Camel Coal, and City-nanufactured
and McConnelsville Coke, for GALE in quantities TO
suit purchasers. euB
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- FEMALE PHYSICIAN, MRS.
A KING, NJ D., offers her services as Ply
sician. and AccoucheuE Patients boarded, II re-,
ssnS CntteT' myi0
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HOME INTEREST.

~ Lowest prices at JonwoS's Gallery, Ninth
and Main, oo2s =
~ Superior work at JoHNsoN's Gallery, No. 20
yast Fiftb. oc2s.f"
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NEWe FROM PRNsAooLA.
From the Columbus (GA.) Sun, October l6.l
PENSACOLA. Oct. Ia. 1861

PENSACOLA Oct. Ia 1861.
The expedition to the mainland yesterday
succeeded in tracing the course of the fugitive
Yankees. To-day detachment of Captain
cavalry have gone over TO examine the
country. learn that it is disbelieved that
Rowley went over with the rascally Yankees.
No news from below this morning, but no
tice busy preparations going on In the haF-
Dor police or coast guard service.
Since the fight frigats has dropped down
opposite the city, and the enemy have begun
to erect intrenchments under cover OF its
guns.
Their loss is said to be rs much as ours,
and it is believed that Billy Wilson's men
shot our wounded men the day afterthe fight
as eleven of our dead brought over were shot
in the head, besides being wounded in the
body.
REBEL MILITARY NoTICRs-DEsERTIoHs
again request the following named mem
usis VI u IIiiitEy SVmP-Ay Z " Teyors " lns
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, $40 United States Treasury Notes.

- PARTIES WISHING TO INVEST
~ small Gums IN the National Loan, can De
supplied with $50 and $40 notes.
In large amounts anhscriptions still received by
GEORGE CARLISLE, Agent,
At LafaJ ette Banking CompanyI by
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CAPTURE OF A FEDERAL VESSEL.

lFrtm the ChaIleston Mercury, October 2l.I
Among recent captures by our privsteers
s the brig GTenadG, Captain PettingilI, of
Portland, Maine, with a cargo of sugar, mo-
lssses, mahogany and honey. 1t is reported
there is an addition to the blockading feet of
a large steam transport, with Yankee troops,
lowering on the Carolina coast
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NEWSPAPER STEREOTYPING.-Our readers are no
doubt aware that the London Times has for some
years been printed from stereotype plates cast ev
cry day by process known exclusively to that es
taolishment. By this means the type on which the
paper is printed is kept fresh and fair and several
plates being cast, several presses are kept at work
at the same time.
The same Improvement has now been introduced
by the New York Tribune That paper is now
printed from stereotype plates made by a process
invented by Mr.. Charles Craske, of New York. The
moulds from which the plates are cast, are made,
not OF plaster, but of papier-mache. An entire
page is cast into one plate,-in which the process
differs from that employed In London, where each
column is stereotyped separately and the plates
are cast in cylindrical FORM to suit Hoes presses,
The Tribune describes the process of stereotypino
its pages as follows:
"The page to be stereotyped being prepared, it
Is covered with sheet of peculiar kind of soft
paper, in fact but little tenacious than paper
pulp. This sheet is decately but firmly beaten
with hair brush, to indent the type thoroughly
into the paper. While yet wet and soft, other
similar sheets are laid upon it, and the indentatior
with the brush is repeated. This process is con.
tinued until the layers of this paper are sufficient
TO make strong cardboard upon the page
thoroughly compacted together aud ndented to !
proper depth with the type of the page. Passed
over steam table, this ndented cardboard is rap
IDLY dried. Taken out it is easily removed on
the type, and is ready for the last process, which
is the reception of hot fluid type-meal poured int
the indentations made by every letter, word. ser
tence, and paragraph of the pa ge."
| CHARLESTON SHIP NEws.-The following is pub
lished in the Charleston Mercury of Saturday, IN
| der the head of ''Shp News"
April l3.-In consequence of the bonbardmen
| OF Fort Sumter which was kept up all day yester
| day, there were no arrivals departures. Thre
vessels OF war are supposed to be off the bar tn
Harriet Lane and Pawnee, being no doubt two c
them, the third unknown. The steamship Nash
vile was seen off the bar yesterday forenoon. ais
several sailing vessels, but the heavy firing in th
harbor will probably induce them to go to Savar
| oh n ''
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE

RIO DE JANEIRo-Bdrk CdUaher.-3OO bags coCac
order; l37 do, S. Macteri lis do Alex Winchester
boxes do, Morrell & Randall. "
& Rogers. ' '
LIvERPooL-Ship Ellen Maria.-1 1856 sacks salt. Foard
& Rogers. ' O"iu
SAN ANDREAs-Schr. Lizzie RusseH.-22 logs cedar
on 40. mahogany, l25, 900 cocoanuts Pearce g. GRAY
koTTERDAM-Shtp EdDard EuereH.-2O cases mdse
Gail AK; 30 pkgs. do A. Seemuller Il Son; do ii
q >. swift 90 cases do, Nordnger Bros; l cask wal
nuts Geo. Ncklas 300 kegs herrIngs, C. c. Wambersie
5ppes gin, Tesdorpf Siebert; 90 gas retorts Enbe,
Bros case mdse., A. Esharo; 1 cask Kirschwasser
Jos. Wissert; s casks pums, G Nickler.
C0ASTWISE.
foETLAND-Schr. UnisOn.-3,0OO bushels potatoes SC
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PROCEEDINGS or THE CITY COUNCIL,

PROCEEDINGS or THE CITY COUNCIL.
MONDAY, April Is.
FIRST BRANCH.-Present-Th President. JOHN
Q: BLACKBURN, Esq, and all the members. Mr..
WOLFE presented a petition from the Eagle Artil-
iery Company, asking an appropriation; referred
Mr. MEYER offered petition from osepb Scbab
asking perm lssion to place bench upon the foot
way, upon Alice Anna street.-Also a nntit;on
from Y. U. Monmonier, to erect frame bath house
on MS premises, on Bank street; referred -Mr.
THOMAS presented petition from Annie Burdelj
ASKING PERMISSION to erect frame shed at her
mouse on Lexington street; referred MIR. BoI
GlANo onered remonstrance from James A Stuart
ana others, hack owners, against the withdrawal of
the privilege of standing hacks in Monument
square; reterred.-The CHAIR presented the ne.
ai.idH OF MRS e. T. Webster asking return of taxes
pald IN error; referred.-A report was presented
ADVERSE to the erection of gas lamps on Eutaw
street, corner of Rose, and the Committee dis
charged-Mr MEYER presented a report unon
petition OF Burns Sloan, asking the privilege to
continue IN use pier on Light street wharf: laid
ofer'-AoJourned until to-day at five o'clock.
SECOND BRANCH.--Branch met. Charles !
BAKER, Esq, President, and all the members pres.
ent.-The PRESIDENT laid before the Branch a
communication from the Appeal Tax Court in re-
Spouse to resolution passed on the 10th instant
requesting them to inform the Branch of the
probable aggregate amount of property in the civ
exempt from taxation by the owners CLAIMING Their
residence in Baltimore and other counties snaci
lying In their report, the various descriptions of
property so eXempt.-Mr. GEORGE from the
committee on Fire Department, presented report
with resolution allowing Jacob Ii. Pearcc to
Withdraw his petition asking permission to erect a
stable on the corner of Hartford avenue and Chew
S9sreets, auopted;-A committee from the First
branch appeared and invited the members into
convention upon sealed communication from the
Mayor. In a few minutes they returned and tha
Branch adjourned.
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Ia w NTELLIGENCK

SUPERIOR C0URT-JUDGE MARTIN
, Henry W. Ware Us. The Baltimore and Ohio
hailroad Company. Action for damages. Before
CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-JuDeE KREBs.
Jane Il. Thomas, Administrative de bonis non
win the will annexed, of Henry eters Us. +. E.
against DR.. F. E. B. Hntze, the mortgages Before
reported Not concluded
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-JupGE Giles
Andrew kench vs Eliza c. DENY. Demurrer
NO business of public Importance was transacted
in the other courts s"''eu
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ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY COURT-JuDGE BREWER,
ANNAPOLIS, April Is, 1S6l-The April term Of n
tnls court was called this morning, and the day &C.
cupled IN calling the appearance and trial dock
, e.s, curing eg which few unimportant judgments
cases from Baltimore have not vet been assignnd
neither have the prisoners been brought on. The
most important trials will be those of Leonard w
gray Tor the brutal Kyle murder in Baltimore; the
Joy isaac, OF TINS county, for numbering a colored
mapping and selling certain negroes out of the
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

FOREIGN.
RoTrERDAM-ShipJ C. Boyaton.-l, 1868 hhds tobacco
sample boxes do, 10 cases manufactured do I6o bb
ingot copper 3lS bags bark so bbs flour 500 do
so do. dried apples, is, 303 slaves.
MATANzAs-Brig Hdndy-l,762 shocks 500 mir
heads, 440 bdls. hoops, 100 tons coal Pan
HALIFAX, N. S.-Br Schr. Hero 500 busbel corn
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, April Is Cotton is firm Sales of l sor
bales at l2I Flour has declined cts Sales of IA OOC
bbls State S515G5 90 Ohio S535565: Southern SIS 81
5 Co. Wheat is dull. Sales of 63 900 bushels Chicago
Spring at s126k; Milwaukee club 81 80; red Westefr
81 S49l37 Corn is firm Sales of AZ 600 bushels mike
at 67g6S cts white Southern rs cts yellow 6766S cts
Lard is quiet at 9B(d)l0A cts. Whskey closed firm
lS4GlS4 cts. Sugar is dull. Muscovado 4465 cts
Coffee is firm. Rio IL 11l4 cts Naval stores are firm
Freights dull
PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-Flour is unchanged Whea
is inactive-sales 32@$134 for red and 81 81
for white Corn heavy sales of 600 bushels yellow
58G62E cts. Rio Coffee E1l44 cts. Provisions ar
du-saes at $l7 SO for Mess. Lard 10EGl1 cts. Wits
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COURT OLE APPEALS or M,nvn-

COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND
~ DECEMBER Term, 1S60.-ANNAPoLs, April H.
no. "a. Dilley Walker Us. j. Philip Roman and
cnas. .. barrow. Appeal from the Circuit Court
for Allegheny County. This case was arnrad a.,
D ID d. Gordon for the appellants and by Geo. a.
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The WAa EXCITEMENT YEsTERDAY.--It would
have been supposed that by this time the excite
ment among our people upon tne ar,.aosoroing
but the appearance of our streets yesterday gave
convincing proofs that the people of Baltimore al
though taking decided action were deeoly in
terested in the result of the present difficulties
At an early hour in the morning American flags
were hung from the quarters of the Minute Men
and at one or two other places, and an immense
concourse OF persons soon assembled in the vicin,v
oil North and Baltimore streets For a time the
excitement was quite lively and there would douht
less nave oeen a disturbance of some kind had il
not peen ,or the presence of large posse of police
olhceIs VINO were on the ground early and kept the
mad increased to the number of about two
thousand persons, and two individuals b.
coming excited by political argument, re-
sor'eu 10 blows, and created a perfect farore
The sn snor. tlme; Inc crowd rushed pe nell to
Tue spot, when the officers took both the bellige-
rents luto custody, and conveyed them to the
station house, followed by the crowd. After being
connned short time, they were released from Gus
tody, with a reprimand.
The confederate flag which was raised on board
the bark Fanny Crenshaw, yesterday, was run up
again to-day, and although hundreds of persons
Hooked to the spot to see 1t, no demonstration of
| any kind was made toward taking the flag down
The captain expresses his determination to keen il
up so long as he remains in port. During the eve
ming and night, every thing was quiet, although
some additional excitement created at late
coded from the Union.
MUNICIPAL APPoINTMENTs.-The following an.
pontments were yesterday afternoon sent to the
City Council by Mayor Brown, both of which
were confirmed Police and fire alarm telegram
operator, George W. Key, vice D. F. 5. Wavs
resigned; janitor of offices adjoining the Mavor':
office, George Suter.
PosrPoNED.-lt was announced by the press yes
terday afternoon that salute of loo guns woulc
be hred from Charles street avenue in honor of the
action OF South Carolina in the recent engagement
at Charleston, but owing to the inclemency of tn,
weather, was postponed.
PERsoNAL-We understand that Mr. Richard N
Snowden, of this city, formerly of Prince George
county, left yesterday afternoon for the Souther,
Coniederacy, to offer his services to that Govern
ment.
RESIGNATION OF GOVERNMENT OFFICERs.-Tb
leading officers of the Federal Government in tbi
city, including the Collector of the port Nava
Officer, Surveyor and others, yesterday resigne,
their respective offices, to take effect immediately
SOLDIERS FOR SoUTH.-The Norfolk boat
which left here last evening, carried about on
hundred volunteers for the army of the Confederat
THEFT.-Oliver Myers and Mary Brown were las
night arrested upon the charge of stealing a goI
watch and sundry other articles, the propertV q
Miss Reed, residing at No. SIS Fayette street.
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sZS2 S1zE----sf1S NORTH, WEST AND NORTUW Est
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY ~
CHANGE OF HOURS
WLNTER ARRANGEKENr

S@ron and after January 3d. Trains leave
49, CALVERT STATION as FOLIoWS.
-, ne i Mall Train daily Except Sundays ats91A
tSr Eiin,rS Bulao, Niagara Falls Kingston Scranton
Montreal and all parts of Western New YORK. and ana
PSo, Tor Pittsburg, Chicago Cleveland Cincnpoai
hRHs and al parts Of the West and Northwest 81
beo gettysburg, Lancaster IebaSon Refill
Ian a99efsourg, Pa, and Hagerstown, Nd 'o' an"
minister. 0 ''4'' Ae'steTsFoWn and West
as low fare as by other routes N Iseoi cars and at
NsgsTs s can sG 6y this train to Detroit Chicago via
Express Train daily Except sunday AZ r "a p NJ
road. ~ 40 '''o " SH'S!A Mar land Rail
tb VS. aafrISoRfg Accommodation Train daily at N f
!, travellers from Vast ington and the South bv
this road, ~ 00-ieS''"h Win the trains
oFgTrEl C FITS and nfoTIastg, apply at the TIC
franklin stree 5, Baltimore " '"'f oi calvert an
JOHN RTcyPv las G. CLARKE, Superintendent
- t',EpSl!ill'ilH.Hf ia2n-tf
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

tHKUNUMETERS,
" CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS o
and
GLOBES.
~ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TIE .povr
GOODS IN BALTIMORE. " Aoo' T.
PETER WALTHER,
r,,., 10 w. Fratt street
BLUNT, New York ;a5o ~. ~
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Dem. Union. Repub. Dem. Anti-Le. Repub

Showing total in the q States which have not
seeded, of lO4 Republican Representatives, 76
democrats, and "a Union men, with one vacancy
IN pennsylvania, which is as likely to be filled with
democrat as with Republican. Even the popu-
lar MIR. scranton last November had majority of
only $50 in total of 22,743 votes. The Republi-
cans have no chance of gaining single member in
the States which are yet to elect. We may there
fore set 1t down as certain that notwithstanding
the loss OF 80 anti-Republican members in conse-
quence of the secession of the seven Confederate
States the Republican majority in the new House
OF Representatives will not exceed five, and NAV be
only three. Thus:
republican (omitting the Penn. vacancy. ..Io4
democrats 70, Union meu "a ......,.,....100
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Storage.
STORAGE WANTED-At low rates, On frat
My to On ri Il, BIZ ~ B si, Ap
II Smiths wharf.
SIORAGE.-Roomc can be had in a fir e-pro
~ warehouse on Commerce street Apply to
fel9-tf cornSr p P,t h len pCE aoN CO.,
SSioRAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
De OBTAINED in desirable Warehouse having two water
irohtS on 5oWly wharf. Apply to % " ~
i,,f p. MALCOM L CO.
- Wood street, Bowlyg wharf
SIOkAGE WANTED On first floor of Ware
e1house No II Smiths wharf, at low rates bV
Zoo 4, CHARLES PENDERGAST
II Smiths wharf
SToRAGE.-Capacity to the extent of IN nm
S6aFr merchandise can be obtained at Henderson,,
mni1 tsaPpiy 10 JOHN HENDERSON Il Co,
-5 - corner Commerce and Pratt streets
SIORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
- OF ne large Warehouse, No. 100 s. Euaw street onno
premises To and R RRG Rar9ad Depot Apply on the
Ss1,zS INE.lr q NOLF feS-tf
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
'orates in Warehouse No. 6S South street
auoo., W. SMITH,
6S South street.
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LA II aasss1F51 FOR THE

Ats14 POh 1E1E
TTIE = !. 10 - ~ y $ r 4 " d 50
n THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RATRoAD
On and AFTER April l4th 1861 the trains win nm 80 Hove
leave CANDEN STATION, Baltimore--Maii (eScei5
RnfI T " S9o a b.; Express daily at 246 b.
" EST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST. ~
FOE WAY PASSEYGERS
5;stTSen Baltimore and Piedmont take the $40 A N
Galh between Piedmont and Wheeling take Accomnoda
ioh traln l5aVing Piedmont at 40 A. n ana ~ go
srGiton and Partersburg, take the Is A. and 53iP NJ
and TIE TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 80 P b
The ELLIC0TT's MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at !,
a. ~ and l45 and $50 P IT,. and ElIicott's Mia Al ~
a A 2nn 100 and 90 P. u. '-'''' a. ''io
FOE WASHlNGT0N AND THE SOUTH
leaves Baltimore at 90 and $40 A. " and 10
a.. On sundays at 10 A. NJ only. Leave Washington
~ SnS 7dO n and 2l5 and 5i5 P ~ Sundays a;
~ only The second and fourth trairs only from
bsnoe stop at way points The second an fourth trains
rom baltimore and the second and third from Waspgttp
connect with trains on the Annapolis road.
or mrther Information tickets every kind &c applv
70 + ENGLAND, Agent: at Camden citation, at III
'iChe OISe. P. SAlTH,
" co,r, Master # Transpt rtation.
=. ~ VIE, 1eneTal Iicket Agent apl3-H
ESfs EEss5sszsa95ssl FUR TUE
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DOMESIIC AIApKE,I,S
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET April l4-The orr
walls to-day limited, by no means equal to the de-
mand Shad sold at from SlOG1I per hundred Herrino
at from $10d11 per thousand
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HE AMERICAN PRESIDENTS PoLIcY.-Tbera ia .
t G,a Whoh is said to provide for its safety by put
bird of this feather is President Lincoln ~
method OF dealing with great evil is not to see
IL, and to deny its existence. The Union is intact
me Union is unbroken, because it is theoretically
because no State has the right to secede and oor
seqaenty the Union exists, and ust forever exisi
IN all ITS integrity. There is no Southern Confede,
aaey' 1t Is mere name, ttular pretenson. no re-
Wy we are seven,'' persists the child in
Der not disturbing the idea fixed in the affections